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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-05

PoIitiS de opreaialne
va mai prel,l domnatinn
englesa, dar nss q,ee tln timp|
caci da " sesi din
aceasta lupta "a fepnblica inde-I
pendenta.s s.
!, .ss
Pittsbargh. Ainbasadorul ItarI
liei, Rolandi- Ricci 81 episcopal
Hugh G. Boyle, slin dieeesa Pitts
'bur8huhui, au foet eri IN perieol
de mdarte 81 numsi ca prin minu-
ne an scapas: El ~ adresaf pablis
cului adunat pentru iIlaaagnrareai
unui orfelinat, q yorbifes de pc, ull
balloon improvisaf Tocmai cand
vorbea episcopul balcenul ! 4 ma.
r,lit 81 Gel carl ~ fost pe q, an
cazut Nimanui M i-s'a intfmplat'
mimic. Dupa ce au esit de snb
ruine, ei s'au dur inaintea publ.
cului care i-au ovationat. 81 au
complectat proefamul.
=
Preotul w. w. Buatard, in vor-
birea sa tinuta ii biserica babtista
din Euclid. Ave. q criticat. planul
asociatiei Benienip Franklin ca
re volt ca 81 a@ezs in Public,
Square un -steae Rentru recunoas-
terea Irlandei. Ms q deelaEat cd
admiralul Sims 4 avut dreptate
cand afspus in lpndra ca narnai
o atlanta angle1americana poate
mantui pacea lufnii. A. acnzat pc
simpatizatorii irlandezilorl in Sta
tele Unite ca prin propaganda.lol
vor sa samene discordie fntre ELI
glezi 81 americani.
sssysy
Sandy Hook, Ky. In oras au
sosit trupe de caNaleri din militia
statului ca sd. psetejexe tribuna-
lul. JudecatoFstl Cisco a cerut GU
vernornlai truper pc motivul Cd
juratii alesi pentfu judecarea
unui mare complot de violarea
legii prohibitiei 10. tenn ca sa-si
pronunte. opinia .lor caci sunt 4,
menintati. Unal, ain cetateni, ca
re anuntat an stfel de caE po,
litiei, q fost asaqinat.
Il.
Raritaa, M % Presedintele
Harding apetrecut i Dumineca ii
Luni in cea mai dsplin4 liniste 81
odihna. El-a fost Damineca la bi.
serica, iar Luni 4 iszistat Ia aarbxs
tearea locala de. 4 Iulie. Restal
silei la petrecut ~ casa senato-
fului Freilinghuysen odihnindu.
4.l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-05
1a|IRlHE[IBllE

Kansas City. Caldura groaz-
Mica nu impiedica pc amatorii dc
dams sd nu danseze in fiecare ri.
Dina w. j. Burke S a plins jude.
catorului ca barbatnl sau MI
lucra mimic, dar in schimb dan.
|seaza toata ziua. Fri, de pilda,. 8
- coRtinua dina Burke, ''mi-a
luat unica pareche de ciorapi de
n1afasa eel am 81 la taiat asa oS
81 el la putut purta 81 s'a dus la
dancing. NJ vol. divort, ci va rog
sa facet ceya ca sal adueeti la
reson."
Cohlenz,. 3 Iulie. I'm soldat
din armat@ americana de ocupa,
tie, Albert Siddons din Tulsa, a
fost onorit de un plumb de mi.
'traliera en- ocaziunea nnei name.
vres 81 sfatea la tinta, unde aran..
isa figprile. Lar post, un soldat
|pEegatea mitraliera. Cand pas
,cartusa in. mitraliera, din neba-
,gsre, de seama, s'a. eliberat ua
glont, care Ia nimerit pc Sid
dons in ceafa. FL a-mnrit in de-
cnrs de cincisprezece minute.
Maiorul Roy A. Haynes, din
Hillsboro, Ohio, care . nu-
init eomisar al prohibitiei, ! de-
clarat ca fiecare director de pro-
'hibitie Va ii rexpsnsabil "a amen
damentM Volstead sa fie respec-
tat IN fiecare stat. Pentru e. re-
infesteSeal lsgii sk ~ ct mai
sfsstiyas el VI fslaai IL fiaeaps
stet ferte asyiaae. AnnnifA aeros
plene' vcrsf n p,ass Il csitiA dis
Feetoeului de1 1tats
Ar> 49, q NJ
1f III - I 1tal d -. !.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-05

Cand a nceput criza muncitoreasc in tOamna recnta
ca dua multa Sc creea dupace
vor taia putin plate lucrarile reua-
Uni nsa spuneau ca aceasta criza dura mai mutt. A.
cesa Isl aduceau annte de alte cand muncor
anil fra ucru Atunci nsa stuata alta Europa
navea psa de productee ndustrei americana cac uzne
din Gernana 81 Anga-dar mai ales din Germana-prove
deau ntreg continental vechu toate cele de sa Cond
tile de trau in Europa, inaine de rsboiuerau mai bune
Muncorii de bine patt N America dec pro-
ducee europene pueau lua concurenta cele
cane.
Dupa rasbou nsa, cand mai multi faetori au conrbu
speranta Europe in snele carl in anil de
bou ajnns la capactate Ia astepta mime in m
lnrile de pace
Dupa armsn tara mai industriala din Europa Ger
mana psta de materae BRUTE caci coonle per-
dute psit de parte din minee de carbun
condte unei ndustri putenice Anglia producea pen
ru export dar vauta eli att de fa de devee a
ror ara ndusre-arile din centrul 81 orientu Eu
lope carl psa de mpor-inca aceste tar puteau
sd mporteze din aceasta cauza Ee avut lpa de
dit mai lung panace vauta or sar fl im5unata marfu
re mportae sd e platte mai arzu Anglia, datoare
multe miarde n stare sd dea credit mai
Sperana tarilor europene America Tara aceasta
IL declrsul rasboului sa mboga pese masura Fabroan
mrfurile perioada mai lunga Asfe siuatia din Eu
ropa fost mai Impede az arile bantuite de rasben
sarce sar recules 81 America profat in mod
Oar a inamplat? Financarii americani preferat
sa lese Europa sngura Naveua 1ncredere in sabltaea
uae creata prn dfertee ratate de pace lea acorda
credit Germana, stut proa de Ocazie facut
tacut pornt lucru in fabrcee Ell All Germania din
tara exporatOare 81 rle della rasartu sudu eli sunt
fericite ca pot importa maria bnna 81 eftna
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-05

I. La alegerile generate trecute,
jumatate din cetatenii acestel
tari cu drepturi de vot n'au
vOtat.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-08

Brtpeggriinbe bterberfubren, uls Die
2'ebe our Didtfunit. Iber tpas
fornte er uns anbaben2 @tr iino
teine @epolution6re - ni6t tpabr,
sotbia? @epiB fin6 mir oIe beieelt
ten beiligen, patriottfhen 8ini6en,
uno Elm freies, glidltdes @oter.
lan6 lit lunier a1er eriebntes 8tel.
9sG mir peridmaben ieoen anoeren
s8eg, als Ben .beS ,@eiebes unb ber-
abjdeuen Sen 9ol9 bes M0r6ers."
Ser alte &err f6uieg = er mar
entmaffnet, un6 alrBeroem intereiiier'
te er ii9 ielbft biel al iebr fir ben
,!9uno", nm feinem Sobne aa5u
ern1tli9e 8orbebalte at MAIDEN,
ooer gar Elm bireftes @erbot a,1s5u.
1preden. CT batte 1ur einigen
@eoenfen 2uft gemadt, mie f6on
mebrfa9, bas mar aues.
@abren6 @iftor nnb Sopbia iid
%entfernten, I'M 6as alte 8un0es.
simmer ber5urtdten, nertiefte it'd
GS!aoimtr 5iborSft bon neuem IN
Ietne 3eitung. St iol1te ieoo6 ni6t
longe auein bleiben. Die @ag6
meloete glei6 oarauf Span 2a6a.
Jeff.
Ser fommt ia re6t fritz, 6a@te
W1ooimir, un6 itano auf, ben Gin
tretenoen 3u begriiben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-08

fP0ter gut fi1oen tperoen. sd min
oas Sbrer G%ufregung 5uglte bal.
ten. 2eben Sic mobl."
~5opbial"
Mher Die ito15e Eodter oes @auf-
ntanns Si6orsfi poute ni6ts mebr
BSreri un6 perlieB bas 3imner, ben
letocnfdaftlideu 2iebbaber aIein 5u-
riidlaiien6, ri@t abneno, melde
perbangnispouen Golgen oieier @uf-
tritt fur fie uno Die Sbrige1 babcn
tper6e.
Stnar 2o5areff i~torrte ibr einiee
Sefunoen nod, nit brobenoem, mi.
ten6em &lide, Damn rib er nit bef-
tigem @riffe ieinen SUIT bom Glide,
itilpte i'm auf Ben &opf ltno iturm.
tc bina11s.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-08

.uebrigens," fnGr ser aaberc
fort, ri9 peiB nid)t, parl.m ou oih
ereiferit. l1nieren oeineE
Jreunoen = fonnteit bu nid)t Elm.
NAL idaoen. Sic Boli3ei lit ia I'M
@alib ibrer Manlen. Dl1 piiroeit
nur Dir ipe3ieu einen Gienit leiiten,
bid) retten, obne baB 6ie iibrigen
oesbalb ihlimmer baran maren. Ser
gar15e l1nteridieo lit Der, oaB ou,
menn ou ben &at befolgit, 11ibt nit
oen iibrigen nod Sibirien ptlgerit,
mabrenb bu ibne1 anoernfaqs @e.
ienidaft leiiteit. @errat f0nnte bas
bod nieman0 ne1nen."
8orooin idauoerte.
~Mber miir0e es audi eEvel1baft
gebanoelt iein2" parf er 5tpeifelno
Elm.
rS6 iage ia nidt, 6aB gu es tu1
iouit," iagte er idneu.
.geie 1peroe i'd es tun. @eibt
ou nidt etne11 anberen &at?"
~&einen."
9omit ftano 2a3areff auf un6 er.
griff ieinen SUIT.
.@obin?" fragte @orooin bit.
te,1o, oes Greunoes Mrm faiieno.
nDenfit 0ll> 6ab id MIDI init sir
fangen laiien ming" CAB oieier falt
5urid. w@uten Mbeno."
@r man0te ii6 UNI uno f6ritt
nod ser Sir. Scr feige S6uft
miro es tun," nturmefte er, ais er
6ie S6meue bes 8immers iiber-
i6rht, morin er 10 boien Santet
geidt batte.
8orooin iaB in6eiien triibiinnig
iber ben Eii6 gebeugt unb blidte
pie geiltesab&peieno Dor it6 fin 80.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-08
@iertes &apitel.
Gin gIMdli9er 2iebbaber r.

Gin gluGli9er 2tebbaber
Sbres 8oters Sous entbielt piele
@ema6er, .aber feines erfreute iid
10 Der CUNT Sopbias, oils oas
3immer bes vBunoes ser Sreimii-
tigen". SIM btnterlten Eeile oes
SaufeS, na6 benz beridpiegelten
@arten binal1s, par es gelegel1, ein
einfa6er bierediger, 5iemliD gro.
Der &aum nit getafelten Manoerl,
elmer langen Gafel BON gi6cnbol3
uno Stiitlen bon oerielben Mrt. Slit
ser @ono, gegeniiber Der gingangs.
tiir, ftano ein pradtpoqer Slige!.
Cine Sammlung bon NortratS be.
riibmter Manner, oarl1nter Solitaire,
&oulieau, Goethe, S9iuer, @eine,
Srieori6 Der @roBe, Napoleon, Cur
genieff un0 Golitoi, mie cine Mn.
,3abl 5diloer nit Sinniprii9en unO
8itaten idmiidten Die iibrigen @an.
De. Gin i6lidter &ol5lbrant III Der
gfe barg Die 8ibliotbcf 0es 8rnoes.
Sos id0ne i11nse Maoben lieb
iid, iber lire eigene &lbnbeit erro.
teno, 5aebaft ouf SEM Seiiel ME.
oer, mel6en 6elir @olfofsfi etn5u-
nebmen pflegte. Sinneno lebnte lie
Ii6 5uriid nnb be0edte oie Mugen
NIT Der &an6.
80 ou teurcr, 6u troultber
&aum," re6ete file in @e6anten oas
ibr 10 liebe @ema6 a1l ~beute abeno
mirjt 6u lin mieoeriebe11, Der 10
lange 6ein Selo, oein e%rbobenlter
8emobner getpeie n it,"
unb audi i6, 6adte fte, per6e i'm
%mieoerieben. Sb er meiner mobl
nod gang 10 geoenft, mie ebeocm,
ais er mild 10 ieltiam, 10 l1eb an-
blidte, tpenn i6 ibm an oieier So
fel, ieinen be9eiiterten @orten lau'
ideno, gegeniiberiaB?
Sim Meuiabrstage Dor bier Sab.
rer1 mar es getpeie Ell, oab @ittor i'm
5uerit in oas baterlide &alss ein'
fiibrte. SS1 einem Safe batten iid
sic iungen 2el1te tennen gelernt
uno Die beioerieitige Begeilterung
fir Die i9onen @iiienidaften batte
Tie 5uion1mengefibrt. 8alo pereirt.
ten iie iid nit ibren beioerieitigen
Sreunoen 5u einem itiuen, fleibigen
&reis, ser in trauten 3uiammen.
finften feline Soeen austauibte, iei'
ne literarii6en Neigungen befrieoig'
tie, iomeit iie uber Die engen @dron-
fen bin%ausragten, melde Elm eng.
ber5iges, Den Meniden gum @fla.
ben ser @iQfiir itempelnoes Sc.
ieb ibnen 5og, uno oeiien MitglieOer
in ibre peri9miegenen Ser5en fret.
miitig lire @e6anten uber @abrbeit.
Sreibeit uno 8aterlano ausi6utte.
ten, Ole iie nidt binausrufen ourften
in sic gefnedtete @eieQi6aft, nidt
o~ffenbare1 0urften in 8ilo nno
@ort.
Gelig @oltofsfi als Der geiltig 8e'
oeutenoite unter ibnen, mar balo
ser 6ibrer uno Setter oeS fleinen
@reiies. Seine autoritat tpuds
init bem @ubm, Sen er our6 feline
poetii@en uno %6ramatiiden arbeiten
erntete, ia bie Greunoe bil6eten ii6
oorauf etpos Elm, Die eriten gu ietn,
tpel6e feline 1ieuen @erfe fennen
lernten. 60 entitanb Der 8uno
ser nGreimiitigen", Der balo Die
iungen 2eute gu regelmdBigen, mo.
9entliden @~eriammlunge1t nereinig.
tie, fir pelde ibnen Der &anfmann
5i6orsfi, Ser ii6 auf 6as 2ebbafte.
lte fir Ben aufitrebe1toen S6rift'
teller un6 sen 8nnb intereiiierte,
Elm eigenes 3immer in ieinem &c.
rdlmigen @auie berri6ten lieb.
(s%<prtfphunn fpInt.1
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-08
(Gortietung tolet.)

- 8egrnnbete Greube.'
1rau g.: @as, Sbr Mann freut.
ii6 nod iber oas bunoSmiierable
Wetter?
Gron g.: Greili@, neil er's pro.
pbt5elt latl
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hssrs u Blackwell
N, and a.. ~ - s..f.. ..,...... d.. ,,..r
rrst gy,ssy rfIt, g., ...., .,..- t,.,.|..,
N.ss t..,,.t .. .t ..
, it'.. h'"'.a HnH Tan" $40 .'H,'
ii'ih 'h'lr motor VIZ vacation through W"
II i'FI'N- 't II4.'I'l ani NfhfHH'h
'fIh.f ~ fi'HIInr ~" h.l
~.,u h' p','h'f H'N. rd MI -
'in'If a' 70" I'fH"h'E" "t 'h" li D.
,,h H'uin. b'i.f" fc' 4fhlHg 20 ''H'HI
Int ''"'"3tn M'ih'iNt unlNrr'lit al
'''a'
Misc IuTufa -praEe arrH-f. rtnisd hv haf
small f.H'er Hc'fy I.N Saturday for Irt.
fy"ifa whore Bafty sui raul.u and Ht.
foul school Miss puIusa pairr ffuu
iuHfv 20 Oklahoma tIiy %. .,ut,r utlypr.Irv
4,.t..,,s g. f.....,.. ..., D., a., ga.
.bsg, ..,u,,, ..'' w n,l N n
..,r, ...t.t b. a., ,.ia t
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SECTION B


lara. lara ss rs poa',y @ WIZ s''' '''' w '..-
a. 49,, r..s .,, IT.. c,.
80, s -, .s',,d,
WV '-'.t'' ''"' "''
ana il'l 'Ii''s'' N'N'
Mrs otis Allen ana sister. MiHs Ia. .r.
Davis, entertained Monday evening WIN d,
shower Tor Mrs John II Booker. A''e- H.
evening Of music on 'he tdls'n. IsH
oioue ice course was served 20 the Misses
Alice and Euinl' Van ,Nelzer, Clara
Surpes Paulin" DAVIS ana MINNIE Na Hr.
ana The Mesdsmes FLOYD Dixon. En.
MuncnS oua Allen and J. IL Booker
Mrs ! A. caldwell = Oklahoma cts t.
M. house eues, Of Mrs 4 /. Thurnarl
Nl.a Audrey Dunck'rr arrived hant. ,..
tcrI,y from a month y visit 60 points U
Indiana
40 y cr.,.haw O., 81, Louis q. .,,
-. tar ,,.,b.. NJ. N,trs,c, +
fl'sl on a-. v. 20 tn,' N'' '''.
son. 'hI ~,
NJ w FsrNnt ,stt WSdn'Sd"F
'He Oklahoma hospital a. Tulsa wAe.a
tr. "h' uul.rEo .h opet1t.h
NJ ana Mfs a W Harper Of South
water street announce the bifth o' ..
rig.' pound baby boy
turned from vacation spent In kha
DiF and other points
nr = u fISh has returned from T."
fain SfLint. Nn''t H. Spr,' n's ''7'
Mrs W. ~ O. White of Sedaus, 81 ..
ia ~" En's' OF Mrs' casper 'aN's AZ Dr..
south lNtch
Mr. ani Ms l'hn Cow" wero 'he 80.
Miss Mildred. punct'ec entertained '.'
" class ~ ie" fhsi u. y. sun
Miss Lillian Loerch ~ Kansas city T.e
color scheme ~ PUNK ana Ei'"n was e."
ricl out I'm decorations ana fetf""hmeu.
Games w'ro played snd songs sung an -
which ir" cream ana cake Wcr' '"iNr
Tho young PEOPLE were chfpefnncd i.
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Calendar for hc " Jcck

NDntlN.
MIR. liar., q .H"..r. RNl u'rH'ut
Mis- iNrUHr f... tIHutHi 300 tr.l liul
at hia sudI. .'.. t..ua. Juptuuu.
VIII assist I.H IiUtH are from
Chicago.
Niles Uuutu. N,ns.rs garden
dance ~ tur h,mr ~ her phr'ui1.
MIR. and Mrs DoNorur Nonscl iu
Sunset park
tlks sunrise dance and brcakfaHt
at Cherokee park.
TUESDAY
Misg JuliCtt Hunts luncheon In
Country cluh complimentary TO MiHH-
- NnVl StroSnyd"r ana l;u b y
Thompson.
Tho Black FriAr. win bo enter
tainod by Mr Walter Moran I'm tho
Country cluh at tho clubs annual
farewell dance
"Wednesday
Clement a. Evans chapter =. Il. q.
will meet at Y W. G.. \. 2.J0 O'Clock
In called meeting.
Thursday
MrR Theron H liyuum will be
hostess TO Thursday Bridge club.
Linn Williamson wedding, At tho
home of the brides pdrcuis. br. and
Mrs. G. +. Linn, 1908 S. Elwood av.
Friday
Royal Nagabonds win give initial
dance In Country club.
saturday
Trinity Guild viii give circuU
dance on pavement about homo Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ar q. 1lcggcm In sun
set park.
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Mra : NJ Rich. and children have re.
turned from vacation spent in call
furuia.
M and Mrs " Cline who have been
visiting IN Hannibal Mo. have rot4rrcl
home
Mr. r. !. Wilson Of Tulsa, who H. head Of
III" producing department Of tho ToNps
OIL company for Kansas. TeNaa and Okla
honi has been sutf.rlgg from blood pol.
soning from a scratch ON his hand. but ~
reported wuCn better
Misses Mary and Violet NcDougal have
gone 20 columbia university. where Mis-.
violet Will take special literary course
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STATE SOCIETY
MI SIlOGI:Ir.

MiaE Kathleen Rooney. SIS North
'Nelflh, entertained with dance Friday
evening a. the Town aud Country ,lub
n"nning her house guests Miss Tuksnt,
MOCK ~ ~ Louis and Ni.g Emily 6.Iytrp
'i '"A'tkhne. Tho guest list included
"b"n' ho WrWher7 m th" younger set and
a number ~ out of-tpvn guests
Mla' Avis johnson. York and uor,ior
entertained hor HuutuY school class and
teacher. Nrs \. r. Fesrs with an after.
noon party Tuesday. There woro about
Row ~ J. LLOYD aos North sixth. ,c
turned home Tuesday from canada. where
ne Np'nl month Waiting relatives
The Kappa Gamma sorority entertained
WIN n bridge luncheon Friday morning at
~ 10 O'Clock at tho Agency chateau
MISS Nel"na George. 22S North Eighth
f"inrned home Tuesday from Mobile Ala
"h"ro she hai spent tho past few weeks
MI. ana Ms charles Iooney and chill
dtcn are rp'nding the week end at Sc
quoyah club.
" y N"lom"n Mr and Mira waiter Myers
ava Mr and Mrs. J. y. tnwrtsnn are
amending the week .oud at sequoyah club
Mrs Francis Rooney entertained with
"a O'Clock luncheon Thursday at tho Town
ana country club In honor Of Miss EuEenIa
Mock ~ So louiH and Miss Emily O'DNyrr
"t I"Natkana, covers were laid Tor II
EurH's
Miss Ahrawakc hastings Of Tahi.ouhb
IL Visiting Misa EwUy smith lib North
sixth, for few days
MI. ana Mrs Harold Francis b07 South
Fourteenth. announce the birth of n
daughter Marcia Clnlro Tuesday. August
30, at the baptist hospital
marriage that cptur Ha Hurprise to
their many friends was that ~ Miss Cor
r'no Coleman and Mr. Frank - Mittoug
which took plpr" Monday In EauHAA Ciiv
Miss Coleman is wrIl known here beiny
the superintendent OF the PhyHcians AMI
Surgeons hospital
Mr. and Mrs Charlos uu,ingsley. 7ts
columbus avenue. have zone 60 kansaa
CITY where they will mako their home
TN" V. ". ~ tho Central UnptIst
church entertained Tuesday evening with u
mIHuoilanoous shower Tor Miss suIa Ni,kin
ncy, bridc-to. be Of tho month At the
homo ot Rov Is a rugh 3o5 EaEt Side
boulevard
Mrs " l. Deviation ana dauehter Miss
Mabel heNaion. 1915 Denver lott Weturs
day Tor points in Indiana and ohio To-
spend month
Mssos Charlotte nonl Charlotte Re.ri
afternoon with - bridge party az tho home
NJ Miss Bond. There were - tabloa IN
play
Mt and Mrs Louis THROWN ana daugh-
iets, lohh, Rose and Ernrsttue. s305 IIns.
ton, returned this week FROM three
months motor trip tn tho Cfor' hEus.
Miss Mary Dunn. 2fG South Twalftn on
tsrtsinei with a prcituy appointed lunch
"on At Hotel sewers Monday Covers were
ini for rs guests.
Miss O'Netno Irrirl,. 9lG Norih Eirhth.
returned Sunday from Fort WORTH, Tr,pa.
whore she spent two worka
Mise blanche O.ur'l 90 North p -.
tururd huwo thls wroh frau rpyutfrvHlo.
whore she sprui several weeks
Ni7sea llsfNr and Ieunto Perkins T0r
ir'lus. are spending several DAVIS iu Tulsa
visiting friends and relatives
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. tscs
nHOkIN ARROW.
Mr and Nrs William swift entertained
. the members u tho Frrsbytcrian church
land sunday school win q watermelon
/ feast A. ,hoir country home four miles
] uputhwrst of Hrukcn Arrow. Thursdav eve
ming About 100 guests enjoyed the hospi'
tallty.
Tho first OF the autumn activities viii
| hr the initial mectinR - the season 81 the
/ self culture club uu FRIDAY afternoon. Sep
/ f-mher ., at the homo OF Mrs. Margaret
/ Laws.
Nr and Mrs Fred HON, returned sun
. tay from kcllyviile. whcr" they srcnt tho
frr Aluweo To ioin his tath'r T.. j uHn'.
! In OH field work. white Mrs Hunt VIII re-
main Tor several days Visit WIN her par
/ enis Mr. and Mrs N Brooks.
,TI1' ei"W q" service asamln kon' was advised
early u the week ~ his appointment @
] the position ~ assistant observer st the
government weather huirtu 80 Sow or
/ Loan. and l.f' Tuesday night ~ enter upon
hts new duties.
/ ururd TuaHdav night from q months soc
| loun wl'h relatives ut Dallas ana Fort
Mr and Mrs NJ @ Iovis and children
arrived from Pennington. AK. Mrs Lewis.
/ who has bc,u BOO poor health recently. cN-
/ pectlrE 20 rrwain with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. " g. Urook7 and other relatives
untu late autumn Mr lewis returned TO
| Faualurtou TAureday night
Tho RUN sunday e.ho"i class Of the "
/ r.. church. South. nott"d neat sum for
on the church lawn Thursday evening.
Nj and Mrr Il rro"eu returned sun
! day night from a visit 20 their niece. Miss
I Grsc" Gul,Uk at s' Louis, and relatives
Mr. and Mrs e p Talbot and daugh
tors Eli1abcrh aud EIsic and Nrs ! NJ
I Uutkhlri have returned from a motor trip
20 Fiyr'to Mo, where they spent a fort
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Dances


Miss Marwood Layton Of Dallas
and Miss Hcss Van Norman OF Mori-
dian, Miss, were honor guests at
dancing party given Tuesday night
by Miss Natalie Broach at her home
on South Boston avenue. The on
tire lower floor waB used for TIA"
dance and decorated with summer
flowers. Punch and tees and cakos
were served Tho hostcss was as
sisted by her mother, Mrs walter
r.. Broach and her sisters. Misses
Amelia and Elizabeth Bronch. Tho
guest list included Misses Alice
Strouvello, Mayme lawson. Isabel
Downing. olive Irene Ellis. Eliza
beth Broach, Dorothy Nonsol, ora
Weaver, kathryn Stout, Louise
Brady, Elizabeth and Clara Kramer,
Irene Lindley. kathryn Fulghum,
Helen Wallace. Nell Cook, Grace
Connolly, Helen Wooden, Marjorie
Beam, Franl Dean Cathey. Ruth
McKarsle. Louise lIoey, Martha
Sharpe. Jane Robinson. Ellnor
Grubb, Margaret Campbell. Lucille
Thomsson, Thelma Holmes, Betty
West, Jessie Garrod, porCas McCon-
nell. Claudino Miller, Madeline
shaw. Florence Blackmorc, Freda
Davis, Rosalind Hollow, McsTs
Farrell Martin, James Sargent, Jack
Glover, Matt Kelly Cecil Hunt wal
ter Merriwcther Russell Pigford
Richard Miller, william Hocy, Lloyd
West, Thomas Dix, Frederic pyoatt
Weber Lawson, Stanley Smith, j, G.
Hunt, Edward Johnson, clifford
Henry, Walter Miller. Edward Strou.
velle. George Shcchnn. Edward Ker-
riGan, Raymond Gum, Wilbur Grit
fifth, Seth Hughes. Robert Markham.
Morris Grubb, Lane Poe, Ike Holmes,
Vernon Henry. bradford williams,
Frederic Broach, Nathan Applcman,
Don Langworthy, Harvey stone,
Bedford Crosby. Russell johnson,
Donald Baker. Norbert Hardmau,
John Thomas. Jack Halliburton.
Jack Clark, Virgil halliburton, VIC
tor lie Lautin, kenneth Crouch and
Davis Brady.
The Harlequin club gave us
autumnal dance on Thursday oven.
ing at the homo Of Miss Florence
Craver The dance was given I'm
the driveway and this pavement aud
the surrounding grounds were
lighted with Japanese lanterns and
electric globes suspended. Brown
and yellow, the clubs colors were In
evidence. Tho insignia ur the order
was electrically illuminated and
fashioned of the CoiorH, this placed
at vantage point ON tho lawn From
booths, refreshments were served boy
Misses Louise tIiNCr, Christine
Wallace and INonuo O'Mraul The
large orchestra dispensed its music.
from the ycraudl close hy The
list was Misses Fluronco RlaCkuuro.
Claflin Bryan, jessie Girrod Nu-
kola Gilbert. Louise llu,y, llylou
Jones, sara Maudo Little, Elizabeth
al "A a..
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Tho Hattie Grayhill Missionary
society win hold It's initial autumn
meeting ON Friday In the First Pres
bytcrian church which will hc pro
ccdcd hy the executive luncheon
regularly held