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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-09-14
Bobbed Hair an Old Fad.

Bobbed hair and earpulfs were fash
ionable 300 years ago, according to
the results Of an investigation con-
Quoted by students of the University
Of California, who recently produced
"The Vision of Marpessa.' Grecian
outdoor pageant.
Several of the girls had demurred
at taking part because they feared
their bobbed locks would not look suf-
ficiently ancient. An investigation was
started and the students and their
faculty advisors found that the Greek
women of centuries ago bobbed their
hair used earpuffs and also resorted
to brillianrine and other beauty aids
on occasion.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-09-14

A List of Vacation Dos and Donts for the
School Children of America
BY SAFETY INSTITUTE OF AMERICA.

Swim all this summer, but full stomach
overheated extremely tired
Learn paddle but rock the boat the
other fellow this has caused the death Of thousands Of boys and
Fly kites hut don't copper wire instead Of twne Of boys
eectrocud when their kite wire
wires; also don't climb telegraph poles
Hike the country but you for than
frsd kit with also learn to recognize poison ivy. Drink
Of water but first make that its is clean
Don't the streets for play il there lot clean alley
ground nearby for Fairgrounds pick
tracks heavy automobile
Don't the city
middle the block when walking country keep
Of the rghthsnd side Of the road you
approaching vehicles.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-09-14
ROCKCASTLE COUNTY
Disputanta

Disputanta, Sept. live are hav-
ing some good showers in this part
now. which are helping the pastures
a great deal.-Rev. Lewis Van Wrinkle
and Rev. Overley finished up a sue
cessful revival at Macedonia Satur-
day night. and there was a baptizing
near the Scsffold Cane school house
Sunday morning. There were nine
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-09-14
Nature in Ereskish Mood.

We are told that sheep gave birth
to twin lambs In Ontario. Not that
this is odd. hut one Of the lambs was
big aud healthy. while the other was
badly misformed. The poor misformed
animal lived only about ten minutes |;
II had two full-grown bodies, one
head and eight legs, two front ones.
four hind ones and two growing out
Of its back.-Exchange.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-09-14

The eNurui"ul IrI.,. f' lr"N.u
all over the Uur'I lcd 'u. .uarips
L. Forbes director nf o., Veterans
bureau, Ia SAY ~ reception IN Wash
ington:
"These unreasonable prizes nat
urally make men think that postwar
morality in the business world is more
rapacious than prewar morality was
ut used to he that man was con
tent to hold his own. To-day he in
sists on holding other peoples"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-09-14

"would you marry a man in order
TO reform himf"
NO" replied Miss Cayenne. III
v<re 10 marry I'D want to be the head
OF a household and not Of a reform
school,"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-09-14
Competition.

II see they're going to get after
the home brewers"
Don't you believe 1t. That's just
bootlegger propaganda. New York
Sun.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-09-14
A Dark Outlook.

He-Be mine, darling. You are the
lamp that alone can light my exist
eRce."
She-Yes, dear. but papa doesn't
think Won are a good match for me.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-09-14

and Mrs. John Lawson and caugh-
tiers, Agnes and Rozella, spent
Thursday Of last week with Mrs. Joe
Lawson, Of Lexington.
Evening journal., 1922-05-12

II you want some
thing very much out
OF the ordinary-sOme-
thing that IS unsur-
passed IN beauty and
iistinctlveness. let us
show you some Of the
exquisite models-all
Ross handmade. The
beauty. the style, and
the moderate prices
will surprise you.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-17
SOUDCE PROTI ASISTENTU
OKRESNfHO zALOBCE.

Diva prestupnici prohibicni-
no zakona, nyni zavfeni We
warrensvillske robotarne, KITE
ri byli odsouzeni bedfordskym
smircim soudcem j. M. Flic-
KEN, dovolavaji Sc propustenl.
Zalezitost byla vcera dopole-
dne projednavana pred okres-
MIN soudcem M. Levinem, "a
lobu zastupoval asistent okres-
niho navladniho H. E. Parson,
jenz sc dostal do sporu Sc soud
Gem, "a pred soudem jiste ne
obvykle soudni potycky, "a
kter6 Levine Parsona vyluco-
val z pfeliceni.
Odpoledne v ddsledcich afe-
ry dostavil sc k soudu okresni
zalobce Stanton, ably vysetril
priciny sporu. 0 vysledku Sc
vsak nezminil, vyjma toho, re
pravil o Parsonovi, re tyz jest
jednim nejlepsich asistentu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-17
.UHLfRI NEJSOU SPOKOJE-
nj S CENOU STANOVENOU
PALIVOVYM ADMINI-
f STRATOREM.


Dvanact clevelandskych ma
loobchodniki uhlim, kteri jiz
|pfed nedavnem pozadali stat
niho palivoveho administrator
ra Neala, ably poznovu uvazil
|priknuty Jim zisk $2.75 "a tu-
[nu, podali k nejvyssfmu statni-
|mu soudu " Columbus vcera
petici, ably soud sam ustanove-
nj administrators podrobil re-
|yisi. Neal totiz, kdyz byl uhli
Re vyslechl, trval ma pfedepsa-
Inc jim hranici, kdyz byl drive
|podobny pomer v jinych mi
stech vysetril. V jmenovane
Fpetici pravnika A. V. Canno-
ma, zastupce uhlird Sc pravf,
ze stanoveny zisk Nealem pro
maloobchodniky nemlze byti
postacitelnym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-17
vcEREJSf KORlST PRoHl-
BICNfCH ACENTU.

David Forsythe a Josef a
Sol. Solomon, 1853 Rudwick
rd. byli zatceni pro nalez tri
destilacnich aparatd, Sc studd
kvasiva a 80 gallond jiz hoto-
veho zbozi. Vinopalna tato
prepadena byla ma udani SOU
sedu vcera odpoledne.
Podobn6 Sc stale jednomu
domu ma Broadview rd. Par
ma, kde nekolik sousedd w.
pravelo konsteblovi Alb. Adam
sow, ze k udanemu mfstu do
jizdi podezrele caste jisty au-
to mobil. Vykonana pfehlld-
ka mela skutecne vysledek neb
We sklepe nalezen 5O-gallono-
w still v pine praci 81 prav6
|udfukujici, krone toho objeve-
no II sudd zapary a 80 gallo
IND hotove koralky. Take zde
zatceni byli tri muzi, ale ten
|.krate opetne pobratimskych
Ejmen: Michal Borovsky a 10.
Esef Vitrovic, oba bydlici ma 81
|.zastavce Broadview a Paul Da.
tniel, 1884 vych. 50. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-17
PODPlSOVANf ODvOLAvA.
CT PETICE A JEJf Ma
SLEDKY.
Pad9latels podpisi pohnani
budou pred porotu.

Hnuti, aby mayor Kohler
odvolan byl re sveho 1fadu bu-
de miti pro nektere horlivce,
snazfcich Sc, aby ma petice se-
hnany byly podpisy j cestou
nezakonnou, soudni dohru. O.
kresni zalobce Edw. G. Stanton
hodla zalovati pred porotou a
sice jiz pristi pondeli pres tn
Get osob, jez mely podpisy fal-
Sovati. Zakrocenf toto bylo
usneseno po konfefrenci 8 ridi-
telem mestskeho prava Paul
Lambem. Die Stantona bylo
ma petice podvodnym zpdso-
benz sehnano as pres 5000 81
gnatur. Ably zjistena byla
pravost, rozeslany byly ma vse-
chny adresy podpisovateld list
ky s dotazem pravosti podpi-
sd a dosud dochazi do Iradov-
ny okresniho navladniho od-
povedi, ze adresatdm nenf zna
mo, ze by neco podobneho po-
depisovali.
Petice dany byly v obeh v
mesici srpnu a pax predloze.
ny klerkovi m6stske rady Tho
masovi, ktery vsak petice vra.
til, jelikoz neobsahovaly nutnJ
pocet HAST, v tomto prfpade
$4,000. Ma to p6vodci celf
akce Sc dali do prace poznovu
"a 20 dni prinesli dodatecnJ
pocet, ale nepochodili opet, je.
likoz stanoveny pocet muse
byti ma jedne petici a nikoli ma
dvou vydanych rdzne dobe
Podezreni vzbudily hlavne POD
pisy psane napadne stejnou ru.
kou dotazy cinene. namatkou
ma n6ktere podepsane osoby
jez Sc ohrazovaly, ze by sc by
ly protimayorske akce s1cast
nily.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-17
VOLBY DO UHLOKOPECKE
UNIE KONANY BUDOU IL.
PROSINCE.
Nacelnici jsou bez oposice.

Ohiosti uhlokopove, pokud
jsou cleny the United Mine
Workers Of America, voliti bu
dou dne IL. prosince drednfky
ma pristi rok. Mezinarodni pre-
sident j. L. Lewis z Indiana
polls, jemuz jest pripisovano,
ze zamezil snfzeni mzdy v uhlo
dolech "a nejv6tsi havirske
stavky v historic Ameriky, ne
ma pri nastavajfcich volbach
vdbec protikandidata. Zprvu
hlasen byl Geo Mercer z Can.
ton, Ill.,, jehoz kandidaturu 0.
hlasoval F. harrington, pred.
seda illinoiske unie, ale kand
datura pozdeji byla odvolana
Podobne bez sout6ze budou vi
cepresident Phillip Murray
Pittsburku a tajemnik Will
am Green z Coshocton.
O trad delegate ma pfist
Sized Americke Federace Pra
ce uchazi sc z Ohia John
Moore, legislativni zastupc'
We Washingtonu, G. w. Sava
ge, Columbus, 0. tajemnik
William Roy, Kloe, Conra'
Vein, Murray, David Watkins
GAINESVILLE, w. 7. Roberts
Barton, Robert Farmer, Bridg
port, Thomas j. Price, Mid
vale, John Ovens, Pleasant CT
ty a j. J. Hoge, Bellaire.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-17
VELKY USPECH KURSU AN.
CLICKEHO JAZYKA.

Zavedeni vecerniho vyuco-
vani angl. jazyku We vefejne
knihovne ma Broadway a IS.
ul. potkalo Sc Sc znacnym u
spechem. We stredu dostavilo
sc as posluchacd, tax re v
pripade dalsich prihlasek bu-
de pomysleno ma zrizeni tridy
druhe. Vyucovati Sc bude tfi-
krate tydne, v pondeli, We sire
du a v patek. VSichni, kdoz
by Sc thteli jest6 prihlasiti,
necht' prijdou pokud mozno
| liz dnes vecer. Ucitelkou kur-
'su byla jmenovana skolni ra-
dou pi. MacPhersonova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-17
OKRES PROTI UZAVRENf
STAREHO SUPERIOR
MOSTU.

Okresni komisari vcera po-
dali k okresnimu soudu petici,
die ktere pozaduji, aby bylo
uznano, re mesto nema prava
uzavirati starry Superior most.
KomisaTi Jerry Zmunt, J. F.
Goldenbogen, a Alva R. Dit
trick zadaji, ably odstranen byl
plot, jimz die rozkaZu mayo
ra Kohlera byla doprava "a
stavena.
Asistent okresniho zalobce,
c.. C.. Hansen, v Zastoupeni ko-
misard vypocitava nepohodll
hmotne skody pro najemniky
budov, jez jsou majetkem O.
kresu a mali svoje praceli ma
uzavfenem mostu.
Proti uzavreni postavila sc
hned ma pocatku firma the Ge.
neral Carriage & Storage Co.
ale soudem bylo mestu price
no pravo most uzavrlti, nemG
ze-li ruciti "a bezpeci chodci
povozi. K akci pripojili Sc
soukromi majitele budov, je'
jichz zajmy podobne byly po
skozeny. O celem pripade ko'
nano 1bude v pondeli o. 2 hod
odp. verejne slyseni.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-24
NEW YORK CURB LIST


New York, November ss.--Transactions
on the New York Curb Market today were
as follows.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-24

ely u,ifh Me"
By Briggs

them up to their best. The setting \
good. and the act Is Is minutes ~
fun.
Clayton and Lennie get The tess
hand of the evening. TIL br.us
out full bag of nonsense, aot tns
least of which is Lennie's hat rre
hat holds the stage through Ehe acE
You'd Be Surprised" is sas FIRST
act of its kind in the south. CON.
bining as 1t does all the characters
of the first four acts. The act Is
In nature of a musical comedy and
the full Is we'll customed throughout.
While some of the Jokes are rather
flat, this is forgotten in the clever
singing and dancing that follows. The
gowns are gorgeous and of radium
design. the only ones outside the
"Follies..
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-24
i majIg that seemed to be gilded baby

majig that seemed to be a gilded baby
GRAND piano equipped with hole
proof xylophone roof. Regardless OF
the specifications of the calliope we
enjoyed hearing the countess perform
upon it and delighted greatly in her
music Internationally good. indeed.
Sultan. horse of no mean mental
attainments. came first. We admired
the animals sagacity, but would have
preferred to have seen him ply his
brains on words rather than figures.
However he was likable sort of
steed. Il. ]. McCauley and Ossie
Drummer. claiming Birmingham as
home. assayed the stage next. Rasso,
hectic sort who jusgled all the fur
r-iture came in the closing spot.
film, not unlike others, THE Man
She Brought Back" followed. This
was tale of the North west Counted,
a pretty girl. the bad man and all
the folk of established cinema tales
OF northwestern portion Of the do
minion. Perhaps it was better
achieved than some we have seen.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-24
he Aaveuturesj RaggsdyAnn
s. 4aRasseAyAnAy &
daaOa by 9ekrny SruelNe e
eo.,r.A. BY JOHNNY cRuEllE Al Rshs Reserve

Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy
and Marggy and her Mamma sat in
front, of the Paper Dragon and walt
ed until he cound remember why he
had run so fast after them through
the woods.
Can't you remember what 1t was?'
Raggedy Andy asked after they had
sat there awhile.
I haven't the least idear the
Paper Dragon replied. II can't seem
to think very we'll"
Maybe If you would scratch your
head, it would help!" said Raggedy
Ann.
oh, he can't scratch his head"
Raggedy Andy laughed. He hasn't
any hands to scratch with"
"0f course mott" Raggedy Ann
laughed 1T was silly of me to sug-
gest itr'
But we could take sticks and
scratch his head for him." Marggy
said.
Maybe that will helpt" the Paper
Dragon said.
So Raggedy Ann and Raggedy
Andy and Marggy and her Mamma
each got stick and scratched the
Dragons head.
After they had scratched awhile,
the Paper Dragon said. That's
enough! 1 remember what 1t was
nowl You must run and run fastl"
But why should we run?' Rag
gedy Ann asked. IF we run. we will
get ahead of the little magical red
ball of darning cotton and you know
the little red ball rolls through the
woods and is leading US to where
Marggy's Daddy ISL
Welt You had better run any
way" the Dragon said. For there's
a queer man running after you. and
the only reason he isn't here now is
because I wiggled through the woods
ever so much faster than he could
rllnt's
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-24

who do you 'spect it is?" Raggedy
Ann asked of the others.
"rli tell you who it Isl" the Dragon
said, IT'S Mr.. Dodle."
"oh. dear" Marggy cried. He
wants to take me back to his home
to chop his wood for him!"
well! He shall never do thatl"
Raggedy Andy said I'VE will hide
some place and wait until he runs
by, then we shall go another way"
Here's a dandy place to hide" said
Raggedy Ann. "Quicki Everyone get
in this great big hollow treeT
So they all squeezed into the great
big hollow tree. even the Dragon. and
waited for Mr.. Doodle to run by
them
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-24
FIRST UNIT SHOW
MAKES HIT AT LOEW's

Featuring what had been heraided
as stupendous unit production,
Loews Bijou presented bill Thurs
day night that is really different A
clever Illusion act is seen in the
French novelty number, THE Lam
pinis." The performers lend comic
touch to their work by mixing up
the good tricks with the ridiculous
ones
Bernie, Remont and Bowers bring
bit of Broadway in AT Ease"
Their popular songs take well. and
Bernie puts over Il few nice COM
positions of his own" such as
Dixie The Wearing Of the or en-
and others, producing sori GOD
laughs.
u Grain and Sunshine. siaspa aad
Cole put over a fove ,r&i9ng scene
that is rich. They gu tst and make
up. kiss and pout in Z IS that stoWs
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-24

LAucnrEa owns
tsr DAS OUT.

~ LIZ IT. lin y ~ ~
III we efen'e adverse to swim
ming these calll aDtpMu nights, we
should II 90 ssjour1 with Alice
Thornton nj Gil squres often. Their
quota in vaudeville is delectable. We
saw them also Countess Verona and
Joe Benue t-af the Lyric Theatre
Thursda. nigh There were some
other act and picture. but of these
anon
Thorn ans saaires have way
almost nsw Of making their appear
ance. only most PROHIBITIONS pro-
ducers foT tic varieties have en-
pioyed 4 before. They talked and
made rs laugh aHa they sang and
they aAneed and we laughed de-
lighteol9 wItK them, not at them.
Quite ainoug he bc,t bits of yodvil
this way III q Icing time. we decided.
Thereafler canac Joe Bennett. a
pecul sort Something seemed to
have zone wNeng With his feet for
they behaFAd iih no other dancers
we had seen tie allSed OF odd and
miscellaneous things In thoroughly
indy iduaf way More good amusc
ment. said we.
Countess verona played many airs.
some q then hcr own, on a thingu-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-24
MRS. FELTON, GIVEN
HONORARY POSITION

Washington. November 2s.-The
national women's party announced
today that Mrs. w. Fl. FELTON, OF
Georgia, first woman senator. had ac-
cepted the post of honorary chair
man Of sNts political council, formed
recents grotth the object of bringing
ateut erty. fa%gticipation by women
a;.d AZ e. i'auaef' Selitical offices.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-24

Judge Greene is among the distin-
guished members of the board of
lectureship of the Mother church. the
First Church of Christ, scientist, OF
Boston. and it is expected that he
will be heard here by large au-
dience, as visitors from the neigh
boring towns and cities are expected
to be in attendance. The public is
extended cordial invitation to attend
the lecture
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
ANOTHER DRIVE TO FORCE
RETURN OF bERCOOll
Veterans In Congress Plan To
Get Draft Dodger Back In
the United States in Six
Months

Washington. Feb. i3.-war We ?
erans in Congress. backed by ex-
service men generally. are preparing
TO launch another drive to secure
the return to this country OF Grover
C. foredoll. draft eyado:.
The first move will be the intro
duction OF a resolution calling on the
State Depart rem. and Department
OF Justice to get busy" IL this is
passed. an effort will te made 10
get before the House the report of
the special committee which investi-
gated the es ape OF Bergioil While
hunting pot Of goli.
While details are { osely guarded
it is known members who saw ser
vice during the war have worked out
a pan that they are sure VIII result
in get ing BergdoIl. who Is now
thought 10 be in Switzerland.
III Congress will act quickly when
We say the Rord.' Representative
Fitzgerald Of Ohio said today, we
can have Bergdoll back to Amer'. a
within six months"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
BLUE BEARD OF
FRANCE ASKS MERCY
His Attorneys Appeal Directly
To President For Clemency,
Convicted Man I'm
concerned

Paris Feb Counsel for henry
Landru. so-canel modern Blue
beard has made a personal appeal
to President Millerand for eNecu-
tive cicmency.
I.andru was sentenced q The gull
lotine. November 80. for the murder
Of ten women and a boy. A letter
has been sent to Minister Of Justice
Barthou asking new trial on the
ground OF newly discovered evi-
dence. The new eyieence Is based
upon a letter received 5y Landru's
attorney saying tina. a crazy Kan
was seen removing bones from n
graveyard to Iandru's villa at Ban-
bias.
l.andru with the shallow OF death
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

Some persons have hazy ideas
relative to The Forum" which has
been featured in The Leader for
several years. No restrictions are
placed on contributors TO this de-
partment. providing Gem nunications
are rendered in good faith and do not
outrage the conventions. Several
persons have become fingered be-
cause their letters we're not printed
The rules set forth under the
Forum head are strictly complied
with. They must be observed ur
communications will not appear. Va
,cne connected with the paper con-
tributes 10 the Forum" Ii is for
the people. and the printing OF com
munications does not mean that they
are sanctioned or endorsed BY the
paper.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

Agents OF the biological depart
nent OF the department OF agricul.-
ure have been in Logan county the
past week looking into the rat prob
lem. County Agent Wiley says ar
rangements have been made for
several rat-killing contests. At
Coy,e at-exlermination class has
been organized by J. ID. Murphy.
Dick Gobblc and +. A. Thompson.
They offer prizes to the boys and
gir.s bringing In the most rat tans.
The first prize Is $3.50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

lie Bron Post, American Legion,
has leased the second floor OF the
new building being erected next TO
the kress store on Oklahoma Ave-
nue., by Frank Culgison. g. J..
Nelson's Fountain viii use the first
floor. Nelson's present lease has
expired. and no other room was
available. He either had TO qiut
business Or leave town until culli-
son entered building deal with him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

Two hundred members OF the
Guthrie ku klux Klan took part In
the Khan parade at Oklahoma city,
Saturday night. More than 1000
klansmcn we're in the parade. which.
led by the flaming cross. passed over
the principal streets OF the city.
There was no disorder. II Is said at
least $500 people Witnessed the
parade.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

John II. Cowles. Sovereign Grana
Commander will officially visit Ok
lahoma Consissory. Tuesday. Febr-
ary i4th. All 80 degree Masons are
invited 10 attend banquet in his
honor at 600 p. N. Inmediately
thereafter in the AZ forum. the
Grand Commander will present the
special message tha. brings him
here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

posirs and the various rites were
performed in a very sreditabse and
thorough manner Deputy Grand
! Sire Of the Territory. A. c. Potter
officiatel and was ably assisted By
the following acting grand officers:
A. II. Waite. Grand Warden. c. C.
Holland. Grand Marshal; J. W.
Miller. Grand Secretary: J. W
Feagins. Grand Permanent Seerc-
iary: and II. T. Fair, Grand Treas
urer.
The lodge was organized with the
largest membership OF any secret
organization In the territory which
is saying good deal Besides
those who Joined there were large
number OF visiting brothers in at
tendance and the enjoyment and
magnificence OF the occasion. was
greatly enhanced by the deep inter
est taken and the iarge number
present.
The following we're elected and in
stalled as the officers OF the new
lodge: A. J. Wtherell. Noble
Grand: Geo. W. Taylor. Vice Grand;
W. NJ. Douglass. recodins Se.re-
tary. ]. A. Harman, Permanent
secretary; c. T. Wheaton. Treasurer
and c. II. Filson. G. W Schlegel and
A. n. Waite. Trustees.
The following officers are appoint
oi lnd installed: william Faulkner.
Warden: G. W Schlege.. Inside
Guardian; J. J. Hargrave. Ou side
Guardian: A. II. Waite. Right Sup
porter TO Noble Grand: Joseph
Baum. Lett Supporter TO Noble
Grand; W. II. Thompson. Right Sup
porter to Vice Grand: Robert H.
Henderson. Left -npporter TO Vice
Grand; A. +. North. Righ. Scene
Supporter and Elias Ackers. Left
Scene Supporter.
The name OF the lodge Is Guthrie
Lodge No. IL. !. o. o. T.. and Feb
rnary 18th IS the date upon which
II was organized and instituted
Guthrie can point with pride to her
large and f.ourishing secret orders.
Tut Of none can she feel more proud
than that OF the Odd Fellows.
The local lodge has had its fun
share OF ups and downs and hard
ships but II has overcome them All
and at the present time there is not
lodge In the state that is In better
condition nu nericsl.y. financially
and in every other way when all
matters that should be. are taken
into consideration
All Of the charter members OF the
lodge have died or have severed
their membership otherwise. f. 4.
lioughton. G. ~. Bruce. Euil l..
Hirschi. D. W Pulse and II. J. Van
denberg are the Oldest members in
point of membership at the present
time, all being admitted after he
lodge was organized.
The celebration tonight is family
u after and everything connected
viii 1t is complientary and free to
all Odd Fellows and their families.
The celebration will start in the
lodge rooms at 7:3o this evening
with a program. the chief points OF
interest OF which will consist OF the
address by Grand Master Randall L.
Livesay of Anadarko: a historical
review OF the local lodge by II. A
Herwig. Grand Sribe: and the
burning OF the Mortgage.
After the program at the hall has
been concluded all present Will
march in body to the FRS,
Methodist church where the baaaue
viii be served.