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Evening journal., 1921-05-18
P, B. & W. R. Z. A. A.
Dots
BY THIRD RAIL

our Monday night dance was some
AFFAIR.
Fellows. the members OF that So
cial Committee are live wires. Jerry
Clark. the chairman, buzzes around
like a little bee. AT a pep. boys!
Many big surprises next Monday
night Everybody be on hand.
John Round House" Thomas was
down-hearted at the dance Monday.
He was asking every one why she
didn't come TO the dance tonight.
Poor boy!
our nelghbors and friends. the
boys OF the b. and o. Railroad base
ball team. are giving a dance May %.
Let's all get together and give them
lift. Ed" Corkhill has the tickets.
see himl -,.. .-
Jazz Hound" Roth was blue Mon
/ day evening. The Dancing. Fool'
stole his dancing partner. Cheer UP,
30. ...--.
Morris Fisher was in evidence
{ again. telling his funny jokes.
"Toots" Shutcs was seen lying on
/ his back in Kirkwood Park reading
Dick Merriweil. Help! Helpl Page
the doctorl . ..--..
we wonder why Harry Red
/ Eisler rides the Stanton cars. ...
We have quite an accomplished
pianist at the club in william Hirsch.
Bill Armory Schwamb was
asked by a non-member going out
on the car why he stays out so late
J Bill answered, Seeing the sick mem
bers." Heipi Help
Wherever the trail leads, I'll fol-
low" said Mlligan. so he went tc
shelipot Park and found her.
Bill Armory schwamb was
asked to give lady a seat on the
street car and he said he had sore
feet. Some dogs.
Tho Dancing Fool" has a new vo
cation. He has given up dancing one
hour each day to practice singing
Sunday evening at the club he wa
entertaining some OF his friends.
"Toots" shutes must be hungr,
these days, for he was seen eatinl
cornmeai the other day.
Jazz Hound" Roth viii soon b.
leaving us, fellows, for he was seei
out at sixth and Monroe street
Tuesday evening, yelling like a cat
, "Hoss" Rodgers-Ray, wonde
what Bob Jewell was doing at Twen
I ty-ninth and Market streets late tn
|, other night.
, Ray Levan-I don't know, the cir
= Gus isn't due until the 21st.
Boob" McNutt appeared at IN
. club Saturday evening with a hig
hat and his eyebrow had falie
down on his upper lip. ... --t .-
Boob" McNuit, Lover seabur
and Bolt Singer Miiiigan entertaine
the members Saturday evening a
The piano and drums. Some harmon,
Ray Levan was heard 10 remar
al the dance Monday night that h
was iight-headed. That IS the reaso
he did not want 70 dance. we woul
advise you. Ray. TO get your hair Gu
on Tuesday the next time. Instead {
/ Monday
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
1rNioRs MIN TH1s oNE.

The Marshallton Juniors defeated
Marshallton stars last night 8 10 o.
Dick Crouch was on the mound for
the Marshallton Juniors, pitching ex-
cellent ball. With three men on base
and one out he famed the next two
men. Dempsey was high man with
the stick getting a double and two
singles. Bill Jones also made two
excellent catches. r. q, r..,..-.
T.. Doughten, f. Finan, o, Dough,
ten. p. Cox. A. Hudde, Beecher' also
featured. The score by innings
Marshallton stars. o o0OoOQ 0o-o
Marshaiiton Jrs. % 10000 o-5
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
rms TIME LAST YEAR

The Giants beat the Cubs in
eleven innings Thirty-one
were used. and thirty-one hits
registered.
stengei's triple ana Dnhoef-
er's wild throw enabled Phlla-
delphla TO beat St Louis TO
o, although the Phils got only
two hits.
Cobb tripled and stole home
against the Athletics.
Washington and the Browns
made forty hits In their
game including seven doubles.
four triples and one home run.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
PRESS RECREATION
WINS BY | RUN

Coming through with a run IN the
'dnal stanza. the Press Recreation
Girls nine defeated the Advertising
. Department. dupont League, by the
score OF IA to IS in a seven inning
contest yesterday afternoon. The
two teams engaged in a 1910 tie
several weeks ago,
Miss Martin, pitching for Adver-
tising. made a game attempt to stave
Off defeat with her excellent batting,
getting a double aud homer. but the
combined attack OF the Press Recre-
alton was too much for her. Miss
Robinson, OF the Press nine, also
connected for a four-base clout
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
KEEP WITHIN THE LAW. BOYS

The Boilermaker's Union Athletic
Association. IN a Communication TO
the Directors Of the Department o.
Public Safety Yesterday afternoon.
requested permission 20 hold a box
ins contest IN the near future for
the benent OF members who are ou,
OF work and IN needy circumstances
After considerable discussion the
secretary was ordered TO notify the
union that they will not be mo.
Tested BY the police II they Reer
/ within the law"
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
JUNIORS DEFEAT
U. OF D. SENIORS
.sneelal 10 rhe EvehIhE Ioarnal.

EncClal 70 Ine ENeulhE douTudl.
NEWARK. May 1s.-in the FIRST
OF the inter-ciass baseball games
played yesterday afternoon on Fra
ger Field the University OF Della
ware juniors defeated the Seniors
BY the score OF 10 to s. Challenger
and Deppe composed the battery FOR
the Juniors and Anderson, Nc
Caughan and Wood for the Seniors.
This afternoon the sophomore's and
Freshmen will cross bats and the
winners OF this game will play the
Juniors. probably saturday.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18

nrst International
worlds n eavy
weight champion
ship contest since
Corhett defeated
Mitchell is now In
the real seething
stage and every
little old cubhy
hold ia which the
least bit OF dope
may be found will
lbe deived into.
For the next Few
lweeks the great
will no.
lbe: "Do you thini
I'VE are going {,
get into another
war;"
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
ns RrNs IN rms CAME.

Here's something like a record
for a six inning game. MI. Salem
defeated Scott in a Girls Church
League contest yesterday afternoon
at Rockford Tower by the score OF
IS 10 "a, ifty-two runs in all for
six innings. According 70 the rules
OF the league i've innings constitute
a game but the score was tied at II
al the end OF the NTH. Scott tailed
10 ana Mt salem IA in the sixth.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18

Jersey City on
July ?. Dempsey
IS wonderfully en-
dowed by nature
to give and take a
punch. He can, In
fact, AFFORD TO
take two punches
20 land one and
the one punch he
lands, IN the ma
jority Of cases,
will be more dam
aging than the
two he takes. /
do not believe
Carpenter ca n
hurt him in the
body something
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
ms RnsrnAI.E Now.

Rosedaie IS now the name Of
Chippey's Ali-Stars, the change be-
ing made az meeting last night
John Ayres was chosen as coach and
wants all players present at 407 East
Eleventh street at $50 O'CLOCK this
afternoon prepared for practice.
Manager chippey would ike 70 Sc
cure games. Address all challenges
to 1900 Walnut street or ito4 Eliza
beth street.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18

T 10 WVI VAUVII MN 20 aIIgmUI-
Georges will play for the head but
he will find that portion OF the
Dempsey machinery. a pretty hard
nut to crack. The champion has an
iron Jaw. a heavy chin, a nat, fight-
Ing Irish nose that cannot be
busted" and eyes that are hard to
cut. Also his frame IS so wonder
fully rugged as to Withstand. with
comparative ease. the most power
ful punch.
Before Dempsey fought Bill Bren-
nan the second time there was some
question as to his ability to take
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
IA sATT,r TRIMS HTCH

Wilmington High accented anoth-
er defeat before the attack OF the
speedy la Salle Prep nine Of Phiia-
delphia at Baynard Field yesterday
afternoon by the score OF 5 20 a.
The Highlets made a much better
showing than expected as they have
been beaten by clubs that have in
turn been decidedly walloped by Ia
Sale
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
BAPTISTS WIN BY
) ONE-RUN MARGIN

second Baptist won from COOK
man 3 70 last night Three errors
in the nrst allowed the victors two
runs. Poor batting lost for Cook
man. Goodwin pitched good ban and
wilkins had two feature catches at
.t,orf rho aeoros
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
SOX LOSE, THEY
DIDN'T GET HIT

Twelfth Ward took its opening
game Of the season Tuesday after
noon by defeating the Black sox, 6
to 1. The game was well played
throughout. with the pitching OF
Banks the feature. He held the Sox
hitless throughout the nine innings.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18

But-"WHO DO YOU THINk
WILL WIN2'
Or-"Who do you like and why?"
Tho rabid Dempsey men win tell
you, OF course, that ne Is too big and
heavy and hits too hard for Carpen-
tier and therefore IS a cinch 10 win.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
srnrRRAN GANIE

Five Points and Stanton will bat
tie in a Suburban League. contest at
Elmhurst tomorrow. Either Grub
or Patterson will be on the hill for
Five Points.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
USLTON'S BIRDS
WINS THIS FLY

A special race was fiown BY the
West End Homing Club on Sunday
from the 150-mile station. Frank
Usilton won first race, his birds um-
ing in at t1.03.O2, making a low
speed OF 1880. The results:
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
ER AZ rrANi 1,n Nfl,Er

Two High school fraternities, the
Theta phi and the Sigma Kappa
Delta. will meet in a baseball game
this afternoon at Baynard Field.
The game Will start at 2.15 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18

2nd Baptist .-..,.-t. 80 e-5
StruckouL. hy Goodwin. .; by pea-
iyno. s. TWo-base hit Stewart Horn
Three base hit GodWin. Hit by pitched
bail. I. Bonsau Walked. hy Doakync.
o. Umplrcs, stewart and Hare.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
BL JOHNNY KILBANE.
IrcnfhefMelrht Champion.

JACK Dempsey will have a big
edge on Georges Carpenter in the
matter Of delivering and assimilat-
ing nnnlshmant ln the big night az
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
No. 9 School
1sO OsO1o - 7 1
Mary Knoll Jrs

No. s's lineup follows: walker.
catcher; Ward, pitcher; DeLuca,
shortstop; Gerstenberg, first. base;
Kinsler, second base: Broomhall,
third base; Cieaver, left field; Sound
err center field; Carey. right field.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18

: "TIT0TI y T ~ l'IIT'IT1
Advertising ...........0 3 3-l3
TwO-hase hits, Martin, Lcary. Three
base hits Michael 2; Mccoy 2. Home
runs Martin, Robinson, Struck out, by
Martin. q by Parkinson, .. Left on
bases. Press Recreation, 6 Advertising
a. Base ON balls on Parkinson 8. Um-
plres. Uhelman and Elason.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
I'd INNING SPIRIT
FINISHES PRODUCTION

Loose fielding behind Grossman
who was touched rather lively in
the second inuing enabled the Ac-
countants to defeat the Production
team IA a dupont League game II
20 s. The score.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
BY MAX BAL1HAsAit.
Noted IIrhf Exncrt.

WITH Georges Carpenter IN
w America ana JACK Dempsey
settled in permaient training quar-
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
rorR noNIERs nan

-Four home runs featured in the
opening game OF the. Girls Church
League last night when Grace de.
feated Union. is 70 7. The AIisses
Jordan, Tucker. Garvine and Ryaa
supplied the circuit clous. This
score:
Union ......, O3.O o o o, ~ I
Batteries-Grace, Misses Jordat
and Tucker; Union. Misses Ems
and Hetherington.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
GAME FOR woRKHoUsF-

Scott's Wilmington All-Stars vii
again go to Greenback tomorrow
night TO meet Warden Plummert
workhouse nine. Last week thest
teams played an interesting ten-in-
ming game -lI
Vanderbrack and Cottinghan VIII
do he battery work f1r Greenhank.
on Thursday May 26 Huber Bak-
ing Co.. Of the City League, will play
at tho Institution.
John Maionoy. John d. Lynch. John
Sullivan. George Lynch, Georgs
Lynch. Jr. James Currans, Georgs
Dorsett. James Rainey and James
Deviin. -.----.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
WARD GETS INTO
NO-HIT CLASS

No. ? school handed the Mary
snoll Juniors a string OF goose eggs
tuesday afternoon. Il. Ward on the
mound for the school nine pitching
a no-hit, no-run game. The score
was 9 to O. Ward, De Luca. Ger
stenberg and Kinsler each contribut-
ed two-base hits while Ward also
got a triple, winning the game sin
gle-handed. Score by innings:
Y II r
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
American League.

Athletics at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit
Washington at St. Louis
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
SCOTT KEEPSN
FRONT OF CHURCHERS
Saturday church League

scott continued 70 set the pace 90
the Saturday church League by com
pietely outclassing west IN game
postponed from one OF the rainy Sat
urday's last night by the score 20 "a
4. at Baynard Field. The game was
10 20 seven innings but had TO be
called at the end OF the sixth on ac-
count OF darkness.
Nase on the mound for Scott was
master OF the situation throughoui
and with his mates piling up runs
was never in danger. The West
huriers were touched up pretty live
iy and were accorded poor SUPPORT
Score by innings:
r. n. Z
Scott ..... so41s 90 21 ]
west ..... / / 0 o o "a .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Her
ron. west-DicRey. pace ant
France.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
Sfa1dirt85,
YESTERDAYS REsunts.
Natlonai IeaEue.

National League.
pittsburgh. 6; Philadelphia, 4.
New York, 4; Cincinnati. . (1i
Brooklyn. 9; st. Louis. Z.
Boston. 8; Chicago. 4.
American League.
Chicago, 10; Philadelphia, 4
Cleveland. 4 New YorR. ..
St Louls 4: Boston, .
washington. ,. Detroit, 1.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
American League.
ToDAY's SCHEDULE

National League
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Chicago at New York
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
10 OF 20 MEN IN
THIS GAME SCORED

Ninth Ward Midgets defeated
Hantworkers' All stars last night Is
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
SAFETY BLADES cur

cHARLEY'S 4th & SRipley Sts.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
sconr nY 1NNtNas

T9@.Rs....a T9.fRl.. iai So. < .slsn.s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-29
WHAT Tucked OVER
WIRE DURING DAY

Muskogce Miles Prsce, mayor Of
Poum. Oklahoma, was instantly
killed By lightning, as he stepped
inside of school house during a
storm there.
Leipslc- Lieut. Gen Kari stcn
ger. commander Of the 5Srd German
infantry brigade, and Major Benno
'Cruisus. charged with the murder of
prisoners OF war, were 10 he placed
before the German supreme cours
for trial. today.
-Iondun-~ Premier lloyd George
had received message from Sir
James Craig. Ulster Premier. ex-
pressing himself willing 70 attend a
conference on the Irish question
Eamonn DC valera, president OF the
Irish Republic. advised that he
eould give no definite answer as he
had vet to confer with his colleagues
Trenton Chancellor Walker do
'clined 70 consider an application Of
the international reform bureau for
an Injunction TO prevent the Demp-
scy Carpenter fight IN Jersey City
next Saturday.
- Williamson w Va ~ William
! McMillion, a state trooper. died In
ithe Williams hospital from a bullet
wound received when he and three
bother state police men we're fired
upon by unknown persons between
rMatewan and Lynn They had been
sent to investigate trouble reports
sfrom the Williamson Coal fields
near Lynn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-29
IdI PRICES IN
STATE AMI ItEDl ttD

oklahoma city. Jnne 20 ice COM
anira Ia five towua ~ tbs ataia On
laarnlng that tho corporation con-
mission vas launching sa insentiga.
tiou ~ ths coats % tha business. rss
duced prizes voluntarily. according
"a reposts received Al tbs capitol
today
10 NJ Reno where Ice was seillng
for fi per 100 pounds. ,hs price has
been reduced to 30 cents Ia Gran
field whore Il has dropped from %
cents to 7s eeutn weis9tka pgless
are down from o. 70 20 csata Prague
prices hays dropped 10 80 eonis from
ti Walters lee prices arc down 70
cents from 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-29
ITEMS OF INTEREST
HERE AND THERE

Dartlosvlle has established q real.
well regulated curb market for gar
den and other products; why notf
A wisconsin police Judge had the
nerve TO fine the mayor $40 for
speeding.
Prank ponds committee started
this morning selling community ser
vice bonds
| The local scout troops should have
jmorp hikes. and few short camp
ling experiences
Several cities arc strictly enforce
ing the safe and sane. fireworks
laws
one Gy swatied now will save yoa
. million swats later on.
| Why 10 many worthless doga
sround the strccts9 LikevIAe rats.
The trouble with state market III.
reciion II don't direct anybody. cx-
cept the consumer to dig up.
Pittsburg is trying 10 get womon
TO run for city offices.
What a wonderful growth os fruit
Fwood the peach trees are making:
but they did that laat year
Arman,rout declares II IL some loh
TO complete the contract for a years
Focal for all the schools; but he did
lie
The community service drive IS
going over nicely
Just watch Mr.. Thresherman get
fbusy now.
That's sure a fight 70 the finisi
AZ the saltwater A. and NJ
Here II is vacation time and con
tyress dead set against beer az :
Ifnedicine.
Well, let the women take the yacs-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-29
RED RIVER CASE
TO REQUIRE WEEK

Oklahoma City. June 2a.-phcer
mining claimants represented by c.
Lincoln Mcclure. had their hearing
today before Frederick s. Tyler, REP
resenting the United States supeme
court, in claims 70 title TO Red river
bed Claims OF this group are 10
Gated east OF the Burk Divide group.
Witnesses stated that the placer
mining laws had been compile I
within tho locating OF the property
az best they know.
There are other placer mining
claims yet 10 be heard, but condi-
tions surrounding them arc not ma
terially unlike others upon which
testimony has been given.
In estimating what time is neces-
sary to finish the cases, Mr.. Tyler
this afternoon was OF the opinion II
would require the remainder Of tho
week ~rls >sws - - - I
---~------ -
Leader classified ads get results
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cnuo.s llrr aAvap

Arkansas City. Kan. June -
The eight months old son Of Nr and
'Mrs George Jacquies. Of uneas. OK
iahoms. who swallowed sn open
safety pin several DAYS ago. wsa
operated on a. local hospital 20 !
day and the pin removed from his
stomach The polnt of the pin
lodged beneath the fifth rib with
the use of instruments. the pin WAS
closed and removed through the
child's mouth.
Attendants al the hospital say the
child will recover The father of ths
smsil tot Is cashier Of the bank al
Uness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-29
KANSAS CITY MICRO
GETS LIFE SE<fta>tE

Kansas City. Jane 20 --Fraak
Green. one u the trio of negroes sho
participated In the murder of Harry
Eisbsrg. a grocer. here May 7. last.
sss ssatenced 10 life Imprisoument
10 the state penl'entisfy today By
JsdEs RALPH La,hshaw Eisbsrx wss
murdered vhen the negroes held up
aud robbed bis store. Greens trist
sas set Tor this week and probably
soaid have begun. bat he notlflsd
the prosecutors office be desired 70
plead guilty and bis plea vas torn
ally entered without any statement.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-29
De VALERA IS FOR
~ A LASTING PEACE

Dublin. June 20 Eamonn DE Val
era. the Irish republican leader. Is
not yet ready 10 give definite an
swer to Premier Lloyd Georges let.
ter inviting him to a conference FOR
an Irish settlement He has briefly
replied TO the premier. however. ex
pressing the earnst desire for last
ing peace. but deems unity Of Ire
land essential to that end.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-29
JOB ~ OPEN
ron 6OOD PRINTER

The United states civil serrlc"
fop,mfmslou has announced an opcn
competitive examination for a printer
IN the weather huerau IN Oklahoma
city The salary n 1880 per year
IN addition 10 the basic salary
bonua ~ $50 per month wiil be At
lowed Full information application
siauka may be obtained from w y
PARKS secretary ~ tho ciyli service
examining board at the poAtouice al
Oklahoma CITY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-29
PERSONALS OF
=. SOCIETY -.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Derr aud Mr..
Frank Derr had as their dinner guest
last night Mr.. J. H. Patterson OF
Prague. Masonic Grand Master. Mr..
Nose Anderson OF Oklahoma City.
Masonic Grand Secretary. and Miss
Marion Madsen.
" N "
Among those who came to attend
the funeral Of the little Nelson boy
are Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Miner and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Miner and
family. Miss Nellie Fay Miner all
OF wichita, Kansas. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
A. Bryan Of Britton, Mrs. s. p. Post
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UNIDENTIFIED BANDIT
KILLED IN ST. LOUIS

81. Louis. Mo. June zs.--An un-
Identified bandit was killed early this
wornlng IN the southwestern s.etioa
Of the city by Frank J. Stewart.
president Of a local laboratory CON-.
pany after the robber and compAn-
ion had held up and robbed Stewart
and a young woman with whom he
sas riding 10 an automobile. -
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The iowiy corncob can be made in
70 many useful articles. due 10 Sc
Of discoveries made In the bureau
Of Chemistry of the. Department OF
Agriculture. After a hish grade ad-
hesivs IL removed. pure ceIluIose. a
very good quality OF paper and yaiu-
able lime products are recovered
from the residue.
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Fast Guthrie W G r q slli meet
with Mrs Belle Parker. SO Fast ese
velAnd avenue. Friday atsurncoa Al
sae.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-29

ot kingfisher. Mrs Alice corteit Mr.
and Mrs bryan MISS Nena hrsAn
an OF Oklahoma city
MS ~
Mrs. y NJ. Hurst will gc G cush
snr IN the morning TO attend tho Z
chausanqua, Her niece. Miss Car
issa Harold who visited here several
weeks ago aud who is a talented (
I.yceum reader. will he tho entertain
a. for the afternoon
MN
Mlnses Mary Elizabeth. virginia /
and Henri rslson Will 80 q Oklahoma
City tomorrow 20 appear in recital I
sivcn hy Mrs Watkins
m " N
Mrs. G NJ Saunders oi FencA city !
is the sucat 6t her sister. Mira
blanche Saunders
Mxw
Mrs. = V Doolcy vas called to
pes Moines. lows by the illness aud
death o' her brother
N Y x
Mrs Maud Stnhaugh et Crescent y
she guest NJ Mrs vick Johnson for
a few days
X gNT "
| Mrs Leroy Logan will go 10 wieh'
lea. Kansas. Saturday 10 vistt her
niece Mrs Howard Dcnnisou
y NJ "
Mrs John Adams and children
Elizabeth and John All are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs r Adams in cres
cent Tor the week
" v "
Frank pei, Mosc Anderson and
J. II Patterson left today to make an
official Masonic visit over the north
caR, part Of the state.
LeBron Post Auxiliary viii meet
FRIDAY afternoon at 2 30 at the II
lbrary.
Mrs G. q clothlcr and Miss
Marion Msdsen viii entertain the
past Mstrons club tonight in honor
of Mrs. Chas Adler and Miss
, Florence Adler who leave soon for
: California.
Mr. BLACKS Sunday School class
gave farewell party for Robert
pnchcr last night at Mineral Wells
PARK
Mr. and Mrs Msrr Of oklahoms
lcity were visitors in the city yes.
terday. Mr.. Marr enjoyed game
Of golf At the country club yesterday
/, afternoon.
Mrs. r W Hewitt and Miss Ada
Hewitt will leave neat week fol
Oakland. California 70 vslt Mr anS
. Mrs. stewart Mckay and the MIsse
: Hutchinson.
a welcome awaits you In the con
vention Of adults Bible class OF th'
First Baptist Sunday School Al
! organized class for women IN Scnlo
Department Come.
!, Service Star will meet Friday a
:, l., o'clock at the library.
At 3 o'coIck the auxiliary will NEE
, al the same place.
All war mothers are requested q
meet at the Baptist church at 30
Thursday morning 70 attend thu
funeral OF the late Walter Barnab,
J whose body was brought from France
Il Mrs Henry George was called Z
4 Elk city yesterday by a wire an
:. nouncing the serious illness OF he
=. brother.
q n y n
On Thursday from 70 5 al th'
home Of Mrs. y. w. Trspnell th'
d Domestic Science club will have
y farewell party for Mrs. Chss. Adle
a and Miss Florence Adler that the,
d might visit with their friends be
II fore departing for California Thos
!. who win attend. please phone Mrs
st TraVnsll no later than WEDNESDAY
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Other counties are eoiur 70 organ
lxe community service work. they
have been hearing about logan
county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-29

Then do your duty toward thu -
gan County Communiicy Service Or .
xaniEstIon as every other good cit-
txen ~ doing.