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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27
Strike To
cauSeLOai
Famine

Chwsxe. June ~ Central am
norshweStern states face An AT
maeS certain coal famine nexl
fsll and winter, according Ii
railrsssi offMials and lcadins
coal resaaerS.
uu1s \ smali tonnage 81 ras|
v moving on the railroads now
anil little IL next winters sap
pls i Ia she lhinS, thsy polntesl
oat. arsd when the cnal strike Il
ever, railway casl tannage will
lnnap 10000 carloads a wewk,
bringing traffic comensfion And =
cvrsain shurtsge IL cars.
ainssmrss. of coal to Chicago,
the las; two nssnths MAS from
sl.n0 and l0v,fsn carloads less
than during the corresponding
snenshs last year. this railroads
reported. 1 This il lcss than ~
per cent normal
Coupled with The warning HI
an Impending car shortage was
the announcement By retailers
that prices fer SDft coal viii he
advanced July | and that sill
chsn~es of eheaper coal this year
have departed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27

MORE GAMES ADDED To
LEAGUE BALL SCHEDULE.

chickasSa. Jane eTThe Rosrd q
Fire srrs sf osiAAora State Lsaen<
in sessson here voted 10 add ter
games 20 the seoona hasf " psnnAns
race.
Thss mesns that aM series ssli be
thrrs .sxna series. whlie, unfHr th@
crigtaag s<h~snse. several two IA nse
series ~erp booked ~ bsard Sun
Gay authorized .prsxy- G. v. rlosf,
te ronaacs an erhanst:sa lnyesslga :
ssOr isso reports. thss one or two
tears ia sezrue are violating salsrY
l.mst agreement and the rookie
ruse-
Race fer the ssrst haif OF Oksah0ma
staie isagHs pensxns sn4x Jnly is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27

Topeka Kan. Inne o9 H.. r.
llllSsey, state Fire marshal, ami
w Il Clark, president 81 the
peace officers association. have
called meeting of sheriffs. chiefs
~ lpoiice and roanis attorneys az
fifteen central counties ia Hutch
inson Wednesday, Ia study the
u W. w situation and complete
plans n foreSsall activities of the
wnbhlics. II
r n. Griffith. assistant als0r.
ncy general, will attend the
meeting % advise The county
aitornWs ia methods II prnsccut-
ing the radicals nndcr the anti.
syndicalisn and the vag~nrN
laws.
Thus far only one fire has
hecn attributed ia fhe I. w VI
i, il easy for the |. W. WI or
gani9crs Ii work iii the Kansas
fields this year. II IL said. n~
thcrc IL considerable complaint
on the part uf large number ~
harvest hands. Last season Az
and $s were paid but the work
Frs are now receiving hu, ~
day aud board.
With twenty organizers under
arrest aud every indication that
q concerted and well planned
IN on foot n terrorixc
The wheat fields. We arr going
III throw every forre available
Infe the fiehls from nos on nn
III harvest is nvrr AIR, Iiusscy
said IN statement last night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27

kaarnaons- N Va. June Ia
The emrssaing ORDER isssed NJ
Jsnl9r N :. Meredith uf Masan
county circuit court here vrs
teriay against the United Mine
workers i Fvgsrssed as the mos'
sweeping restraining nrler TINS
far handed down in West ylr-
rinis coal fields since the strike
began ia April II w'as granted
on petition IL the Shamrock FNlcl
eomrany. against one a. whose
mimes a sufners march Was dit
rvcfed Iaie last week.
The order Names John II
Lewis. international president NJ
the mine wnrksrs. and ether Of
ficixls. ordinary mine workers
an,i even annamed perspms Al!
Of whnm are enloined from TAX
ing any steps that woald In aus
Way interfere with the Operations
0f the company ) mines nesr
Hcnlf Officials, saerrssorss.
agents and representatives IL
eS.ven union locals are under tn.
restraining order.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27
GASOLINE rHicT IN
WICHITA % kilkNn

wlehIsa. Kan. juns AZ fhs pfeea
a gasoline ~ WIehsia fllilak sfa.
l'oaa of sho #inelalf RsfluluK con-.
psuy, wax Increased esHs 9sllpu
Monday Thn msw pfIee Il na
.eenis s'th@r lnaspsnssat companlss
hsfs fsllrmsa saa Klnrislr sdyaass.
whleh. was xalsi 40 p@ Msnsrsi Nv
territory eampsslsise with standard
on ~ Indiana standard wss setIIag
Al sbe Old price here shls sfiernoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27
BUCKLE Tournament
TO BE sTlGE0 on LINKS
July <sh II Date 6<t For the
Beginning Of a Novel stunt
Many TO Enter First
rlAy

| NmthFAe csansss sluh directors sna
snlf committee win staKa novel
ssss eseas ia ,Se way ef narasmsnI
rsays II il 90 he knswa a. shs
'asaekle tournament The pFssvs
are five silver aud Tvs Ko'a s4i
hasAlee - Tho ten rlasess saFnlng in
thu iewss, score on lag Nh Iaf The
eighteen hales The elsiax ns shess
buckles aoss nM mn@n that the
slayer - "a permanent possession ~
ihsm The wsnavsa u shs hapAAer
asass plas aa shallengsFs 10 Fnssln
possession ~ ihsni. Any tlAysr xhp
has no beVkls can chall.sss player
VINO has, Hna II be defeats the
buckle holder. he takes the haekss
fef she time hsing or ssil asfsasrsf hY
Ano,hes challenger. iee We holders
mass accept eif challenges Ffam club
iAemhesS All play for aucksss wlll
ho nnaes hanaitap ruies
A challenges Who has failed tn llft
iha hnskic fer whnh he Ilasaa can
mot challenge the same player again
antil ne has flIvx ciaanenmssi and
plased Two other players II the
holders " buckle loees 10 a chal
lenasf ha may not ehaIlense the
player who defeats him until ha has
first played two other haoklo halas
psA Aay holder ~ a A1ger buckle
aay challenge A any tlaa nnaer
same rulea Al she ssIser buckle con
sat sny holder of Eola hSslsis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27
NINE Triples AnE
DESTROYED Nv DYNAMITE

Grafton. w. Va. June ~ Tho
slppIe az the Lvells mine Of shs
n, "A. Crawford Coal company WA
destroyed and the tlppie ~ the
Victor mine ~ the Rcd cIlft Sum
nservlIIa Coal company a. Arden,
w. VA was destroyed early today
BY AZ explosion of aynamlss.
Threats have been received ny Of +
fielals ~ the companies they stated
when they continued 10 operate the
mines after the strike wss GATED
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Young Married
Couple Enter Into
A Suicide PacI

o. tssss Me- jses M Carry
l~s sSs su'ssss sasssmsas. Mss
xsrx slssmsn, II ss&fs ella sssa
early ssssy ssssv ssssna rs'ssN
ard hsr hsshsra. ta1se~rs. ls IN h
ssrlevs eenaGslsH Fse.m streets " tss
eosssn. rhs ssurss va msryl~a
three ~sska
Nesss ssssfFssa 10 sssasssls~ and
ssuamsn,s wsss isss ~ ss< sees's.
but a esvla ses ss learned whether
they dFe~ ve sns Suicide rsss he
cause ~ seIssssens ~ shs sisrs pat
sHss 10 her marriage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27
ROTARY HEARS Or CHAT
ROAD PROGRAM N PAYNE
Adjacent County Anxious Ia
Hear Of I.oxans Plans;
Rotary Club Hears

Payne county has snssfTa Vasl
Kuua Fosa werA wtsA auwsxy Sass
Tany IIiaslas. t'aAhlux Al shs Nvan
uay meeilns a shs lsesAFs lob ii
the lone hnseE
"A TWO wilI read levy hsA bees
voted awi t~ensy swa miles ~ ehsi
resds are beiax huIll. We are sefy
anxious fcr i.ogsn eashty 20 lm
maalaiely hook 40 wlsh ~ ~ lhl'
gpod reads canpalgn Anvil arranxs
Aenlu should W tnAda snf iusnssre
lllx3snn Taad chat tuaela eaas 49,
lrnslmatsly ti.a9a 4 milo.
" w ldn's. et Rotary aoea reads
enmmIisee, aald that a rampissee
wae ~ work on a toad pfpeFam faI
i.vgan couasy aad that p'ans far the
building % rvsk feads 10 ust sl2.eoD
lsr mlle sere IN sha honpeF,
Measrs. q. y, lIalaell. ukiahoma
city M ilaywoFth. u weasAavsord
and lIiEElns. al caAhlaK wvra 9neass
~ shn club claude t'lashlsr prenlt
uA In thn ahAsnse III t'vem spufrlsr
and rrenA rssfsl bastea sof awnss
sary rngh,
Routine matters sa hfa "A \ hskI
fep"yt on loya eNat. me yissssaln /
- fundA Tor shcos athl~les snd 4
retrospective rrillqas ~ she eiab
woman'A function isussHan tEssschl IN /.
selgbri asslnss she continued chatter
respecting the se-calleA ely AMI
county linn VI social demaskasInn.
III funds " this wumanM csmb tnng
hpldlnx thMt tbs FefInsmeu's and
sucesies " country llfe nvrr to8n
sonecr should not ~ constantly ems
IhaAlEed. 10 the lrunle expease of ths
country.
~ uahl, clah delegate n ste IN
tafnatiensl meeting IN iaH Ankrles.
gsve comprehensive aud exhaust,
ise reyiex of hAa trip and the msel
ing No nafd thar s2l clubs wwre
represented M tha mesfns fleTf
Fantknar was elected 8ov0Fnur cF
ai lae i1th district
Thirty thousand post earas were
msiled from the uFsnd Canyon ~
day our parsy Nas there aalt slahi,
Ths central ihoakhs u tie apnaal
aeeani'rx 10 uaA;s eNAs lhe
ressva ~ the fallapsA;p idea. and
Hesr't ~ hosATy. rather than sha
evolving ot matters tlsle inlvr
necih~ heip aud mnlaal adsaneemens
~ lnrrhefa interests @aA the Aemlp.
fnt ngsa AMI the one llotaFy WIN
seek 10 lnenIfatu The eamlng year
Nssi Tuesday heinz tuly !, the
club ain meet On wedrss'fsy af
noon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27
FORMM. OpEvuNC a.
RECREATION GROlNDs

The frnraai ofenAng o. the Fgrss
Methodist ssweatsSn ground corne'
o. Broad and Noble. will take placs
tAss sseaiag. bssiDnsax AZ ssver
c'eSock.
Thss playground has alreaGg pF0see
a grest sooa 10 me ycung folk pf the
chErrh. and sssry dsy many ensoy
the games.
Tonight shs rrOxram Will consist o'
teams. sirxi@x and doubles. crcques
ana corzmsnify ssmes Drive arpHn1
xns sz5oy the fun~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27
NECIW ASHAtlITRn ~
STILL ar LARGE

"penssr Williams ,ibe youaA
nsaTa whU attacked isyeaF+ala
l.avine s'nnmoa last ~suk aud who
thsn vsssped aiser shrsssssias 4
somsE who eans b lha Klsi's
ssseue wlsh dssth II sisa aslsmpsss
tl eall heip. has not yet been spprs
renaed although shs shsFlfrs utfls~
VI worklp9 % eiaes
Fbe Cannon xiFt IN r*veesTsnK "A
New hVme fFun lha nf#tsi sfeAlm~ns
all@ underwent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27

washingion. Jane n Secretary
Mclicn has formally requested A'tw-
pey General r.sxhersy Tor . ruling
as 10 the legslity Of The sale OF
liquor on shipping board seasels out
side the thrcc-miie limit. Il was
sisted today Al the treasury. VI has
hsen nfflciaiIy held by counsfs for
me proiNbtinn enforcement INIT
that tho treasury regulations, wv now
drawn Do not pFohipis aaeh salee bhs
the railing when made viii definitely
deiermfne the qsestion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27
TWO ARE KILLED
~ Tulsa MINtr

Tulsa. June sT. Earnest 4. Hem
hra. former deputy sheriff. and Chas
Mitchell. "A. a camper. are t@ad and
Emery Milton. ~. ri Springfield
Mo. is In q hospital 81 result ~
4 series " fights reported 10 the
police late yestnrsfsy Frank Led
forl and n n wlteheIi ast held IN
jaii IN connecilcn with Mlteheil's
death. peiice are scar hing for
Hemhrt's and Miitons ASSISTANTS
The rrlscc say they DO nos know tho
cause ~ sny or she alterations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27

yr1xe Rsehzrd RiIiurs wiIl speak
in sroaf of Msaicspxg Bah Honse
thss svensnx In the lnferrst of The
candidacy for governor o. Jacxs
Tnonaa 0ren- She speaking TEiI
b<xin IL so o'eiaxk and there wfr
BE- ns*sr. rseai and inssrumentxi -
veil 80 .h@ speech. Jake BiiIurss
n<sas 20 infrodsrzio1 % Csthrse
7<cys
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27
HALsall A v,siros

q y iIalnsll. formerly with the
williamson, Ilalsell ~hoIewals sFueery
company waa here from Oklahoma
city today the guest N hIs snn.
LoulM Reports NJ tha eonlfaW
Observation-Disclosures. nm saAlnm na se
iiye interest In state politics. raid
Mf ilalseli
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27
BOi KILLED WHEN
HE TOUCHES LIVE WIIsi'

crfsnyllle. Tex. Jvne 2Ye~~fDsyar
Washburn. " year Old son ~ Nj.
end Mrs q. H. Washburn. was in.
atantiy killed this morning when Re
came In contact with . high voltage
eeesric wire which had fallen &C.
crossehs street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27
THREE NATIONAL NURSE
ASSOCIATIONS ~ SESSION

Seattle. Washinston. Jaae ess
Ihr~p national nMrses associations.
The National League of NurAsmg Rdu
eatsun. the Nationsl Organlxasion os
Pssaalc Health. AGrAlng ana she AM
erAcsu Narscs Association are hoId
Ing separate sessions here today The
first 5osRt session of the three orsan~
lzasSoas in convention hefe. wAs held
last night- attended " more than
LOO dssegstes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27


Democrat. Massachusetts, slselar.
ed suslnv III shv senate Nh waa
discussing shs agricultural sahesl
uln Rusl annuuHeei that ~
wuAhl NAhmls fixHrss xiasgeF
ing IL their slAe. Allowing what
a. unheaKahss hnfasn taess FIn
ties an agricultural prwlsseis
viii be Ia consumers
Senatuf Walsh estimated thai
The duties an hacf and veal
wunli issFsHae pflssa hy ta3l
ssNutn 4 year that muttou auai
lamb wnAIsl advance hy tl.htsi
Asly PORK IN tltla a.txM.nsn anil
lAra hy els.saslun WI xalsi she
total waWlsl ~ kITT fnr eaeh
man. wngAan aud child Ia fhs
country ur slN~a fnr i family
~ flye The Massachusetts .sn.
atar eaatsglsIe,i that the Increased
cost 10 the psnpIs ~ hia stats
alone would be- tis.ltnWn
The speaker aFWnwd that the
proposed tariffs eumlsI untA re0uit
IA any hennfss ~ The iar,nwpx fer
ruManns hr outlined as rolIawxg II
IA tariff upon sarsesItnfaf
prosluctNs except IN d very limit
"a number III Instances. may NOT
have Al alI The effect ~ raising
ihe general level ~ prices 10 the
producer.
TO whatever extent IA wall
raise tie price 30 the producer Il
VIII sai react IA higher cost os
living Il the peopIe a shr epsas
tsy aMd ghl react IN higher sussx
" shr thinwx sha farmer msA*t
huy This vas weII Illustrated
during tlle war. Az she prices NJ
agricultural preshisI. Increased.
an iaerHas IN price III things
ihs farmer purehaAesi closely foI
iowesi. aud shr rsault was hstle
net advantage
"The wages 0f labor hayr been
and are hpiumlnw more and more
dependent. tpan the rn~t ~ liv
Ing Increased e0~sa through
tariff rateM III tllesn thia9N thu
lahoriuW people IN ths enantrv
must eai. ineann increased waRrs
pnd Increased wages IA The IN
aud large esnsem III
populations nssAuk that labor will
b. scarce ard wlIl demand eorre-
spnudingly high wages on the
farms.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27
Officers
Round Up
sWObblieS' :
BULLETIN

Anthony. kan. June ~. -Four
wheat fires In this county sincs
Sunday Ia attributed 10 activities
Of !. W. w sympathizerx Ten
organizers are IN jail and thirty
followers all Of whom carried
Red cards, were driven out OF
town Monday. Trouble is feared.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27

onae o. the aanst attractive show
slaag*s ln THIS CITY il that on the
Eoetsxh Jsseiry rpnpany Tha win.
dcFs xers built ia w re .on-
pssrnx Mil and are np-to-aute In
osslgn AMI s5rkmanshlp.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27

Clinton ana unihris wlil play ban
hers "Wednesday and Thursday ~
Thursday ihpro will ba 4pnhIa.
header Tae. ilrss gams Will VI
calad II ss30.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27
unloApinc CASING

Four carloads Of castings were un
loaded VI Maibal yesterday u y
xa'd seytfnl earioads ~ castings wila
b. anIoaded af Guthrie within tbs
naxt ten dayx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27

tinctrns;i. Jane 81 Mrs. Nicholas
Ionrsorh. ageS ~. mother a Con
xressmsn txgfxwDrAh. and countess ~
chsms~un of paris. aiaa here today
foIlox Ina an llincw Of several weeks
0ae 70 an attack of pneumonia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27

Wilson. june n Continuing their
batiinss spree which started three
days ago. Wilton lo5h the first game
~ the series from Clinton. II 10 6.
Perkins kefi ssIinsoa's bits scattered.
". Flaeabnrn sripiec ia ths irM with
ihr sacks loaded. sgarting Wilson's
rampago Wade, wilson rifht tieiaer
made . beautiful throw "a thlri cut
ting dDwn fanner n tho fourth
ard stopping rllnieu's rally I,ofll3
A~assf-sassf
tGoniinuea en- Page 50
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Livcs and Property
OF Americans
In Jeopardy

W&shsnptsr ssrs s7.--rhs sises
~ - A~~>~sear employees n ths
c~tx on sempary near rsmp'es
Ans ssstr~ssess property vassed AZ
oasrsxr w q ms'isor cellars sre
sesrs hssd ~ r~e<i s<usrsl urtH
rAnsem ~ rsccc p~sss - paid. se.
esrssrs 20 wssssc< seoss sFem the
An>e~se&n eersai Al rsmraso 10 the
state cspsrtw~nt
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okMvLoxe womAN


WI ~ k""FNFH~
okrnuixea. Juns zTs~Mss. Charles
Bowman suffered ssvsss shosk
carly Monaay mofaIn@ darinx
spsadeytcfm xhsn ! hels IN ltahfn.
inA ssrask aAsetrsa il9As vIfes sas+l
slds ber hoIae and flashed into she
iouse' Mls IDwman wsii rescsef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27

~ tHH aa>ee MtN4 P~9t
psslir Jvns us--Ywsrsy .sik pes.
sens wsss hilIss 1nt aumbsrs ~ en-
~ IsIursd. shrss ssslsusly %, II
gsllwsy Assidsrt Iust eSsslss n osv-
IIM
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27
COBB MURDER CASE
BEING HEARD BY SMITH


Judge cisaries SnHh i Aeannr
tie Ccracn-Cosa aaravr cass ii
saltwater The case was uallAS yes
seraas aad cal for masr sensrs.
mea was mAAp lax esensne.
The death renslsy ~Aa ha askus.
isafsns lhe questioning ot tho 1s-
sornsgs. the is-tsAr- -nlA willow 81
sseaA Rertss sae cosss. sas Il sAs
ecaTsFoom ~g$ her ~ aonshs esd
baby hoy tadaisd 10 her hrra<s.
TAe % year oid mother ~ uorann.
sho same sran Ml&ma. Uksa.. 10 a..
saad the TRIAL also wns In The epvr-
aooms \ The ws.sw NJ Cohh easnr from
hAnr 'agham. Ala. home ~ the
ccahss where she has hecn slnce sAs
aarsas shere.
Gordon sal unrosed ~ the county
attorney eensinaod oatllning the
states csae agaiass hlm. ssshoaga
his mother, Naz Alice Goraan of
n ami, soSlea continuously. MRS. D.
II. BArhasn a Tslsa. sister Of she
eesendaHs. y spectator Il TIE
trsai
Plea Of Self Defense
Counsel foF Gordon. In ansmexAng
~ staRes arr sament. ssnaancea
tat q case cf self defense ~Iopla BE-
prcvsd.
The Jury wsx completed. III :
nxaeck- Ten er The tarvrz arr farm
ers. one Is msrchant sud ore
dAirynan All are married and have
children.
The chS-y issss>s9cs Tor bob ssaes
we're given the cath Eleven were
named ~ the state HcrsAe sue cohb
ls-year~o'd wiGow of sha slasn wu-
afat. Was net nsmeA II she tessi.
fles shc viii be i rebntt2l sMness
Twenty nine Witnesses are rsady Tor
cali by sbc defence.
Attack on Mrs. cehb Alleged
7-ansy st!>fney Jchn vaurhn
Aatsined TIE staies ease sammlnl
up. he sasd the xsssa wauld proxe
thar Mrs. Cobb had gone 10 ! ten.
ah0w wtth one Mrs. CaiAwsil Ana
that Gordon snd another man had
tronsSnued on Page III
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-27
GUTHRIE "uhT[R's'
LOSING sTRHk IS BROKEN


Duncan, Jane ~ lus vlng unsbar
protest Duncan los, che flrss game
Of the series 10 Guthrie in len In ln-
rings by n : 10 sopra, The ruasna
for The protest uaa in the seventh
ihnlnx. NRwheFry Duncan ahurt
stor. knos Rod the ball oa IL the
park. ;ha hkll asrnrk traa ton fnvs
outside the fanre xnd bounced harIt
IN and Umpire fitzgerald made ihn
runner aiay a. second The groana
rules are, that a ban hls over fas
felite Is home run Umpire Fitr.
fesald saade many bad decisions In
favor ot Guthrie aud against Duncan.
After the game rallrenssn had 10
csrors Fitxwefali from thc field 10
keen GhA croNd oy h.m.
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Batteries: Geddes ani sisyHan
Iilgh, Tate and lsialr
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'conilnuea On Pass 81
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-03-17
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD


was that the room was too small for
the number of guests, but that only
added to the fun and gaiety of the
evening.
Sunday Dance
The regular Sunday night dance
will be held March 10Th at $3.50 p. m.
The committee worked out a very
entertaining program for the evening.
Miss Polly Silver Of the Gondoliers
Club has been elected on the dancing
committee.
New Era Club
The Purim party given by the New
Era Club Saturday, March IL, proved
to be one of the most entertaining
evenings at the House this season.
Roumanian, Polish, Russian and
Bulgarian dances were mingled with
American dances. At the next meet
ing of the club Saturday, March 25th,
Mrs. James Kantrowitz, president of
the Council of Jewish Women, will
speak on "The Immigrant in Amer
ica." The meeting will be open to all.
War Relief
The Has-Tas Club donated ten dol
lars for the War Relief fund. The
club is now working out plan to
double it's donation. The Buffalo Club,
under the leadership of Leon Schloss,
voted to forward all the money in the
treasury as we'll as all the club dues
till November Of this year to the fund.
New Clubs
Two new girls clubs entered the
House during the past week. The
Gondoliers will meet at the House
beginning Wednesday, March 18th.
The officers are: President, Miss
Susan Fay Kiefer; vice-president and
treasurer, Miss Marian Singer, and
secretary, Miss Clara Rienman. The
other girls club is the K. K. Club,
under the leadership of Miss Polly
Silver, meeting every Sunday after
noon. It is now working on moth
ers' and daughters meeting. The
officers of the club are: President,
Hildegarde Silver; secretary, Katie
Finkelstein; vice-president and treas
urer, Miss Belle Rubel.
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Educational Talks at Maccabaean
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Society
Under the able leadership of Albert
Shepard very fine constructive pro-
gram was Incorporated into the work
of the society. A fine talk by Mr.. S.
Anti on the Keren Hayesod, it's past
work and future possibilities was
given at the last meeting. The topic
for next Sunday is the high points
Of Jewish history, to be given by Mr..
Max Sodomsky.
HedOnian Club
The Hedonian Club has planned a
dancing party in honor of the betro-
thai of one of its members, Mr.. Harry
W. Risberg, to Miss Florence Field
stein, for April LIST at the Fireside
Inn, Carter and Como avenues.
A pledge of $25 to the Jewish War
Relief was approved by the Hedonian
Club at it's last meeting, Sunday,
March IL. Virtually every club MEM
Der made individual subscriptions
also.