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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-23
Pity Judge Lands
Was Not Presiding
In This Case

New York. Nov. 23.-Four active
members Of the Tile, Crate and
Mantel Manufacturer ard peslers
association. who were amoae those
who PLEADED guilty last week 70
violating the Sherman anti trust
law, to-day were given Jail see
tenees BY Federal Judge Van Fleet
y, n. Noble. Arthur Shilstone an
Albert schaile were sentenced .
iali. New Jersey. and fined $4,000
Jap. New Jersey. and tined $4,000
each. Herman Pe,ri was sentences
to two months in the same Ial ard
tined $500.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-23

Commissioner George Sloan e
hare today from Crescent city
Asked n the kmnmren really
visited Crescent church fee"ntl>
he said "Yes the masked men did
nay visit "a the christan ehun'h
There we're inst ~ % them AMI they
wore the white robes ana the head
gear of the orief We endorse the
stand of this church aud this
preacher Tor law and order and viii
AID in every way said the spohes.
man of the party" according 20
sloan Tho Khan has also ordered
q negro barber 20 leave the city arl
he Il solng His family bas alrwady
departed
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Ford
Endorsed
ByEdison


Atlanta. Ca. Nos. <3--Aetion bear
inc on the otter Of rerry Fero TO
take over ard operate the Muscle
Shosls nitrate . art. Was looked Tor
at the closing sessions here today cf
the third annual meeting Of the
American Farm Bureau Federation.
a resolution 10 be offered by the
Muscle shoals committee calling for
favorable action on Mr.. Fords gro
position. was expected 10 form the
basis of the action.
Chester n. Gray. chairman OF this
Muscle Shoals committee. said re
saw In the Ford offer ~ ercby the
farmers could be saved from a short
age Of nitrate Cor fertilizers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-23
NEAR Bl.ilN N~O
TO III BANNED

Washington. Nov 81 Revocation
Of scores of brewers po units FOR thH
manufa cure ~ near-beer. was saii
hy nffhdaia 10 hc ander conslderA
tlon by the pruh bltiun unit
Officials SAY many near -be'f
brewers have boon maxine beer
aith an alcohol content we'll bsynnd
the lcssd rmit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-23
RICH MAN GIVES QUARTER
MILLION DOLLARS TO UNI

st Louis. Mo NOV 23 An oui
right gift Of $3.50 200 was made 20 the
Washington University yesterday hy
W X. Bixby. finaneler and patron ~
fine art. who IS member 81 the
board OF directors of the institution
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-23
SUICIDE or MURDER

clarksville, Ga. Nov. 25.-Jsmes
knight. aged 50. president Of the
Fank of CIarksville. was found cead
In bed al his home here last night
WITH a bullet hole in his head and
pistol with one emrty chamber ly-
ing on the floor az the bedside.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-23
STATE HEALTH WEEK

Governor Robertson has proclaim =
Cd December 20 - state health
week During that time the people
Of the state are urged to GUY Cnrist-
mas seals 70 aid IN saving lives from
that dread soouFge the white plague.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-23
HOLIDAY FAVORED IN
ARmlsricE DAY att

Washington. Nov. @3.--Auasflee
day would be permanent legal
holiday undsr a biH reported fasor-
ably BY the house judiciary commit.
tee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-23

London. Nov sf-The betrothsl of
Princess Mary only daughter Of King
George aud Queen Mary. 20 vlscount
I.ascelles has been announced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-23
ALAMEDA BLAZE
Unoea conraoL

Washington. Nov - The fire on
the naval oiler Alameda, which
broke ont Saturday. eas ptill burning
today thourh under control.
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winreA RECORDS BROKEN

sallna. Ksns. Noy ea Winter 20
cords were broken herr over night
with temperature Of Tive above
zero Snow flurIles began th'. morn
ing
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NOTICE

All stores. except grocery stores
aud meat markets. will close all day
on November "a. Thanksgiving day.
Grocery stores and mes. markets
will close at 1890 o'cock--Guthr'e
Retailers Association
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THANKSGIVING SERVICE,
TRINITY EPISCOPAL cHur

There viii be- celebration of iioly
Communion and sermon At Trinity
Eplaopal church on rhanksgisinS
day IL lO.31 m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-23

Union Thanksgiving service al the
Presbyterian church ~ 1880 a. NJ.
The Rev John A. callan Of the -
N. Z. church viii be the preacher.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-23

Federal Judge Cotteral Is in Tulsa
hearing applications for receiver
ship for an oil company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-23
WEATHER

New orleans. =. NOV. 2S.-To
night partly cloudy. warmer Thurs
day, cloudy and unsettled.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-23
No .,re
Bel. . Tor
Th5Tss : lick

WasAlHsten. \ ~ Sas die al
tournament % congress ~ss expected
tonight bringing 70 az eea ,hs sssrs
session which ~ss eanes by pvssi.
dent harding Aprli ~ Ths regular
session will be eoavsasa N pees~s
bsr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-23
ooooooo


Many secure Marriage Licenses
These marriage licenses Nere ii-
sued sin Yesterday by the court
,lel4. lsnm putrr. 30 and Gladys
l.nstef a. both of Oclabonla Csy;
n O Packard - and Mare Roth
never ~ both of Oklahoma Guy.
Ava Howard 2S OF Coylc. and Jewel
Martin 80 of Cheyenne, William
nasa 80 aud Ida nasn - % Cash1on {,
oscar u. Huston. - aud lillian liol
brook. "A of Saltwater
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-23
EDISON ENDORSES
TAE FORD PLAT

y y
Edison is sure that Henry Ford viii
do a big thing for the south and fcf
the country in the deye opmeii of
the Muscle Shoals water project
Muscle shoals will produce a million
horsepower and employ mil ioa
men. but Mr.. Edison Is not sure IA,
object lession to the nation will not
be the biggest thing about il
Sees Sticking Moral.
The development cf Muscle
Shoals" SAID Mr Edison to me u
his laboratory today should csas,
Others TO develop waterpower IN 9th
er parts Of the country There IS
enormous power going to waste no.
only in the south but all over the
country A water power al work
Is real wealth. Wheat Is not wealth
We may raise two billion dollars
worth this year aud year hence j,
will have been destroyed Dut
water power goes on forever.
There are no more Niagaras b.
the country, but there are great
many small powers that. is the az
gregates are OF great national I'm
portance
Henry Ford is the firs, man n
the country who has had sufficient
Imagination 20 see the opportunity
and take advantage OF II
BIO Chance for Farmers.
Think OF the enormous increase
in the man power OF the country
that would result from the givlnr
to farmers OF an opportunity TO Work
twelve months a year instead of four
Farmers now don't do much except
chores In the seasons when they arr
not sowing or rea9ns They cou
increase their earnings a great del
If they were able to work In factories
when they are not farming.
The development OF the industries
that Henry Ford purposes to estah-
lish st Muscle Shoals will not only
give employment to hundreds y
thousands OF men. bu, Il viii increase
the wages Of everybody else in the
south
Thomas Admires Henry.
Il never saw anything like Ford =
restless activity told him when
saw him Saturday that II there
were zoo men like him in this coun-
Try we should all have St Nitus
dance Hes wonder He's tha.
rare combination of natural mechan
ic and business man.
What Ford sets out to ~ he VII
do He permits nothing 10 stop hin
Il shall be very interested in visit
ing Muscle Shoals with Mr. Ford. IL
told me the other day that he would
be along with his private car attes
Thanksgiving. l shall be ready when
ever he comes
Mr.. Edison is going to Muscle
Shoas for two purposes-to give an
expert opinion with regard to h
cost of completing the work on The
project that the government has be
gun. and TO advise Mr Ford With
regard TO the many electrical ani
chemical processes he will employ
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(X9S
psmsals Ansmsls. esaNr,

Domestic Animals. eoaltry.
Gees wool ~ ceuetY
The value nl all domestic auinia.s
on farms in inGan county at Nfetfnt
Is fA5ei e1s according a. the state
agricultural report The value ~ an
poultry il placed At fiiaaoe The
number of bee hives q ei5 and tho
total valne la placed at it,1se in.
san county aplariea produced 1s5t
pounds Of honey duflne 1890 and : -
pounds of ~aA nurins the paet year
there we're TO- shevg shofn produs
ing 45s' pounds ~ wool az an 80.
timated value % ti.sf0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-23

The value ~ au farm prclersy ~
..s.a county a. present "a plRted hf
the government agricultural refor, a
t.aGlS.s1e IN iel0 the value ~es
sle.4tle6f There are 1883 native
white farm owners io7 foreign born
white farm owners aud ll5 nespo AMI
other none white farm owners 10 the
county Al present there me li'N
tenant farmers In the county
d.. 4. 4, a =, a a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-23
Back TO The Old Town
After 20 Years Absence

Mls Frank wtlhur Ia enjoying =
visit from her father. Marion John
son. and sister. NfA ollie iitadlrY
They arrived last niKht from indiana
polls Mr Johnson WAS contractor To-
several business buildings ln Guthrie
20 wears ago llc has sold ont BIZ
properties back oaat and my spon !
the rest " HIS days 10 Guthrie Mrs
Bradley viii spend month virl,lns
old Guthrie friends
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Continued on Page &
Evening journal., 1921-12-24
INTENDED BRIDE Is,
GROOM ADMITS TO 16

Special TO The Evening Journal.
ELKTON. Md. Dec. 24.-Parents
OF Catherine r. Wilson and John
Freeman. both OF Lewes Delaware.
who are under age. the Intended
groom being i6 years old and Miss
Wilson but rs. came 10 Eikton yes
terday and secured a marriage II
cense
Henry NJ Evans. son OF the late
Judge James NJ. Evans. OF the Or
phans Court Of Cecil County. was
buried In West Nottingham ceme-
tory. on Thursday. He died az his
home In Philadelphia. on Monday.
Rising sun public school has pur-
chased a victrola with money made
at a candy sale.
one OF the units Of the Victory
sparkier Company. on the EllSton-
Cherry hin road. caught nre on
Thursday night. about 3 o'clock and
was destroyed. Tho Elkton Fire
Company prevented the spreading
OF the FIRE.
Miss Anna May Bennett, daughter
of Charles Bennett. and Daniel Hart
nett Garrett. were quietly married
tThursday evening, In the Roman
Catholic parsonage, by the Rev
Peter Patrick Arnd. Mr.. and Mrs
Garrett will reside on North street
II Eikton.
Evening journal., 1921-12-24
NO Relief FOR
CROWDED SCHOOL
Present Conditions Serious
ly Affect Pupils Eyesight,
According to Physician
CIVICS SOCIETY
NOMINATES OFFICERS.
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to Tke Evening Journal.
RICHARDSON PARK. Del. Dec.
"a. - Despite the fact that the
school houses here are now over
crowded and the taxpayers OF the
district have gone on record as IA
vorlng bond Issues for new school
buildings. an hope OF any relief at
this time was dissipated last night,
when the Delaware State School
Auxiliary in a letter 10 the Five
Points Civics Association stated that
its funds would not permit any as
sistance at this time
The announcement caused little
comment. however. as DR.. Joseph
II. Odell. OF the School Auxiliary.
had previously stated that its budget
did not provide for assistance here.
Prior TO the reading OF the letter.
Dr. A. j. Strikol. OF Ashley. who ex-
amined the children attending the
school kere. reported that eighteen
OF the pupils eyes we're affected,
due directly 10 the poor lighting
facilities in the school. and some OF
them were destined 10 seek relief
by wearing glasses the remainder OF
their lives He also condemned the
desks used here. saying that OF
many cases OF round shoulders
forty-hve in all. the desks were re.
sponsibie..
The meeting Of the Civics' Asso.
citation was well attended The En-.
tertainment Committee. r. V. Ru.
dolpk, chairman. reported the ne
proceeds of the last two affairs held
by that committee 10 total s73s5
Tho nomination OF officers 10. b'
electeS at the January meeting re-
suited as follows: President. JohI
T. Guyer and c. r. vansant: vici
president. William n. Nixon and S
y Tammany: secretary, Georgl
Tinsman: financial secretary. T. T
Ash. William Miller. W X Rake
and Howard Tailey; treasurer. pei
aware s. Wright. Henry Kratz an'
c. r. Nansant.
The Auditing Committee ap
pointed TO audit tho accounts OF tn
association consists OF Mr. Tam
many. Harvey Meyer. Mr. Guyer. c
Russali Gottschall and Mr.. Nixon.
During the meeting, money wa
donated to the relief work fund o
the Women's Cjvics Club OF Rich
/ ardson Park. the money 20 be use
in Five Points.
Evening journal., 1921-12-24
DIR. McELM0YLE TO
PREACH AT ELKTON
N The Evening Journal

speciai 10 The Evening Journal.
TLKTON. Nd. Dec. 1.-THE
officials OF the Elkton Presbyterian
Church. have announced that they
have again invited the Rev DR.. John
McElmoyie, the former pastor Of the
church. TO mn the pulpit tomorrow.
Christmas Day. and that he has
consented TO preach az the morning
service. The church Is without
regular pastor and was closed pnc-
ticaiiy an summer on account OF
facuonal nght in the congregation
which finally resulted in the Rev
Or. McElmoyle resigning.
wilmington Travellers. in the opera
house cage. next Monday eyenine.
The Wilmington team played the
locals last Monday being defeated.
by the small margin OF 2 points In
one OF the hardest fought cage bat-
ties seen In this city. They have in
formed coach McDevitt, they are
coming for revenge.
s. S. Dccmer. president Of the s.
S. Deemer steel Casting Company.
announced last evening that the dis
tribution OF the 1000 boxes OF can
dies and more than 1900 toys and
wearing apparel win begin at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning. Mr
Deemer said as tomorrow Is the real
Anniversary. he felt the little friends
l.of his should have his tokens OF love
as soon as possible
Mr.. Deemer. and his late wfl
lprevious to her death two years ago
for years have made this an annua
function al the Deemer home. Dur
ing Christmas Week and sevcra
weeks 10 follow children viii be en-
tertained al the Deemer home with
movie picture shows. to which thu
little folk Of families OF unemployed
lwin be invited. No charges will b.
made by Mr.. Deemer. He has pur
chased a large number OF reels be.
side a large machine with which e
reproduce the photo plays.
Evening journal., 1921-12-24
HARMONY GRANGE HEARS
OF PORTLAND MEETING.

The members OF Harmony Grange
were given a treat at their meeting
on Monday evening in the shape OF
a splendid report written by Mrs.
Augusta Rosa. wife OF State Master
Jacob Rosa, telling OF their recent
trip TO the National Grange held In
Portland. oregon. II was much en-
joyed by the members and the sec
retary was instructed to send a let
'ter-of thanks 20 Mrs Rosa An en-
ioyable literary program was given
under direction OF Emile L. Mitch
ell, consisting OF readings. Christ
mas stories and a distribution OF
gifts with verses attached which
were afterward opened and the
verses read which created lots OF
fun A motion was carried TO OK
hibit at the State Corn Show 10 be
held in Seaford early in January.
The next meeting OF the grange will
be held Monday evening. January 2,
with installation OF officers. W. NJ
Pennington will also give a report
OF the State Grange held in Dover.
towns, and now has a program OF
work outlipcd which he will take ur
in the near future.
Evening journal., 1921-12-24
INVTTE PAsrOR BACK
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

NHfNldA ~ 4 H' AaNNAAaANH .NVNA AoAs
NEWPORT, Dec. e4.--The Christ
mas entertainment OF the Newport
NJ =. Sunday school which had been
planned for Sunday evening. will not
be given until the following Thurs
day evening. al which time there will
be special music and Christmas
Carols by the choir. az wel as a
very pleasing program 10 be given
by the children of the school
The Third Quarterly Conference
OF the Newport and stanton NJ. +
churches was held on Tuesday even.
Ing in stanton NJ T. church al
which time the Rev. ". Vaughn
Moore. pastor OF both churches. was
Invited to remain io>his present posi-
ton. for the coming year. Mr.. Moore
has only been at Newport and Stan
ton the past two years. but has ac-
comphshed many things In hotf
Evening journal., 1921-12-24
NEEDLEW0RK GUILD
MAKES 900 GARMENTS
Al to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
ELKTON. Md. Dec. 24.-Failing
while playing horse at the Fair
nm school. Bennie Mackey. one OF
the pupils. fractured his leg below
the knee
The colora Branch OF the Needle
work Guild has completed It's years
work by making and shipping prin-
cipally to charitable institutions
over six hundred garments. They
included o. garments for babies
III pairs OF socks. underwear OF all
kinds numbering over one hundred
and 6s flannel petticoais; s47.o5
was also contributed In cash.
The official board OF the Cherry
Hin Methodist Episcopal Church
has unanimously invited their pas
tor. the Rev Dr. Gray, 10 return foI
another conference year.
Evening journal., 1921-12-24
COMMUNITY TREE
FOR GEORGETOWN

Special TO The Evening Journal
GEORGETOWN. Dec. 24.-Under
the direction Of Miss Caroline +.
Thomson. who has charge OF the
Child Health Center in Georgetown.
plans are being made for an enjoy
able time this evening from $50 TO
$50 o'clock. when the children OF
Georgetown and neighboring towns
will sing carols around a Christmas
tree given and decorated by local
people who are interested In child
welfare work.
The tree will be placed on the
side OF the Public Square, The
children will be assisted In caro-
singing by the choirs Of the town.
Evening journal., 1921-12-24
news GOSSIP ;
OF new CASTLE
Forty Baskets of Food Dis
tributed to Families of
Unemployed
DEEMER TO PLEASE
KIDDIES TOMORROW
speeIaI b "a EvenIng Iournal

Special 10 The Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE. Dec. 24-Mayor
Cramor and the committee OF Assoc
ciated Home Relief workers. packed
and distributed about 40 baskets OF
food stuns.- known as "Christmas
Cheer Basket" FOR the families OF
unemployed residing In the city and
vicinity. last night The packing
and distribution took place In the
auditorium OF the opera house.
Each basket contained cans OF
corn, can OF peas. 1 large can OF
tomatoes. 1 small can OF tomatoes,
/ large can OF baked beans. I pound
OF coffee pound lard. box
mothers oats, 1 bag -four. half bas-
ket or potatoes. / pound OF butter. ]
sack OF salt. loaves OF bread.
turnips. can OF condensed milk,
and either a fresh ham or 5 pounds
beef, I bar =. and O.. soap. bar
toilet soap. beans and sugar.
Several chickens were distributed
and several dolls were sent with
baskets going 10 families where
there are small girls.
The committee was composed OF
Mayor Cramer. Mrs. Edward IL
Nayior. Mrs, Julius Dodd. Mrs. l.
W. Cramer. Mrs. Mary McCauley
the Misses Elsie Black. Anne Dun.
gan. Anne Lancaster. Irma Jaquette
and Eleanor Cramer. Edward II.
Naylor. John McDevitt. Brokaw
and Francis sentman. Walter
Wipf Harry Hewlett. Edward
Hushebock and MisS Elsie Black
donated the use OF their automo'
biles in distributing the baskets
+ While the food stun on hand las
night was exhausted. more Is ex
I pected this afternoon, which will b'
distributed TO about 10 more fam
lilies. or these 10 families will re
ceive baskets made up by the sun
day school classes taught by Mrs
( Edith and Miss Helen Whiteside.
A large number of persons CAV
the committee donations OF money
a partial list OF persons contribut
ing 10 the cause. follow. The VIII
mington Fibre Speciality Company
S25; Friend. S25; Chandler h
I Gebhart. $40; the Methodist Church
SIS; the First Baptist Church. IS
Mrs. NJ. DsBnck. Sc; Friend. 81
. Cash. 81; and Cash so cents Tn
second fifth. sixth and eight
grades Of the public schools ga,
' several cans OF fruit. vegetables an
jeliies; Mrs. knauss. several loav,
Of bread; Friehofer, Wilmington,
loaves OF bread. Huber Bakir
I Company. Wilmington. so loavos
: bread. Charles Blackburn. chickei
! and potatoes. a friend. -four; Mr.
I George Kern. flour. canned good
jellies and pie; Dr. B. NJ. A. Allei
a basket OF groceries,
! owing 10 the absence Of the co
lectors lt was impossible to lear
the names OF all contributors. bl
]
with their parents, Mr. and MI
]
Evening journal., 1921-12-24
MANY XMAS GUESTS
AT MIDDLET0WN

Special to The Evening Journal
MIDDLETOWN. Dec. 24.-Mrs.
George +. Brady and daughters will
entertain at Christmas dinner. Mr.
and Mrs Francis B. Watkins and
Miss Frances W. Watkins. OF odessa.
Frederick Brady. Misses Clara,
/ Elizabeth and Margaret Brady Mr.
and Mrs. Jefferson +. Pool. OF Mid
| dietown: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s.
, Brady. Virginia. Henry and Billy
Brady OF Mt. Pleasant and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Rodman Smith. OF Whining
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias NJ shallcross
and sons. BILLY and Fred will have
Christmas dinner on Monday az the
home OF their grandfather. Elias
Moore near odessa
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian IT. Foard's
Christmas visitors will be Mr. and
Mrs Carl Harrington and son Carl
OF Philadelphia. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A McCrone Will
entertain Mrs. J. Z. Honeckcr. Mrs.
Liberia Honeckcr of Middletown.
John J. Hoffeck9-. OF Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs David Pordham Of
Newport: Mr.. and Mrs. Hyland p.
Bunen and children. Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Mcdowell and little daugh-
ter OF near McDonoueh: and James
| II. McCrone OF Wilmington.
Miss Letitia Pool, OF the Women
College. Newark. will spend the
holidays with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard A. Pool
Mr. and Mrs. Charles pcrrickson
will entertain at dinner Mrs. George
Derrickson and Mrs. G. Lindsey
Cochran
Mrs. Edward Reynolds is spendlne
the holidays with her daughter. Mrs
d. p. Barnard and family In VIII
mington.
Miss Bernice d. Metten Is enjoving
the holidays az the home OF hei
brother. William r. Metten In WI
uington. Tho Mettens will also en-
tertain Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Keen
er. OF Bethlehem. Pa. and John r
Metten OF Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs Roe s. Redgrave viii
be entertained by Mrs. NJ. A. Pleasan
ton and family.
Mr.. Edward Conn will entertain
family party on Monday at hi
home on North BROAD street
Robert A. Cochran will. as usual
have his children and grandchildren
7, with him for dinner az his home oi
! cass street
Mr and Mrs. John H. Browne. o
Boston. Mass. will be Christmas Wis
itors with their parents. Mr.. and Mr.
George Janvier.
Nr. and Mrs Ezra Evans guest
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Evani
. Holten Evans. Mrs Andrew Hotter
o. Miss Mildred Hoiten. OF near Mid
4 dletown and J. A. Draper OF UPLAND
! Pa.
r. Mr.. and Mrs J. Frank Elaso
:, have their daughter. Mrs. Blanch
n Boyt and children. OF North Carolni
l. spending the holidays with them.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Morris r. Enason an
+ children will spend Christmas wit
= Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Coppagc.
N Mr.. and Mrs Herman Cochra
= OF Washington. d. c.. will sper
+ Christmas with Middletown relative
n Dr. and Mrs. warren S. Coml
n and sons will spend part Of the hol
IL days with relatives at Eilendaie.
n Mr. and Mrs. Harvey I. Voshe
= land daughter. Of New Haven. Conr
- are Christmas guests Of Mr.. and Mr.
. ID. r. Rees near town.
n Mrs ". ID. Bradford is in Ne
. York City for a holiday visit wit
n her sister.
RI Percy L.. Donaghy, OF WashingtC
College. Chestertown. Nd. Is spen
e ing the holidays with his parents
OF the rectory
lp Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Shestack.
Philadelphia will spend the we'
Evening journal., 1921-12-24

BEARINGS FOR ALL CARS.
Automobile Equipment Co.-Adv