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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-21

WNITTNaTON. Fob. 20.-The house
resolutions extending privileges Of naval
radio service 10 the press for five years
was adopted today by tho senate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-21

CHICAGO. Feb. 20.-ftarry kellogg
known ne tho millionaire policeman ana
tho man who n short time ago KILLED
tcmuol Acklny. an attorney, ~ court, and
then shot himself. died In the county
Sell today from effects OF his wounds
shooting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-21

-oKMuLGEE, Fcb. 20 - n Rweeny n
THIS city mas bron appointed q captain ~
infantry iu tho oklahoma national guard
ana assigned 10 the duty u organizing n
new Infantry unit IN Oknuigoo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-21

OMAHA. web. Rob. 70.-wWiam v.
Mathea. president Of the now defunct
Pioneer State bank u Omaha indicted by
a special Grand Jury some time ago on
1ank pleaded guilty before District Judge
Leslie today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-21

CHICAGO. Feb. ~2o.-Seven armed ban
dltA today fobbed "a downtown ieweiry
store ~ icwelry valued at 5000 and 90.
In an automobile.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-21

ATCuTsON. Kan, Feb. a0.-Tvan Ken
nsdy. I3-year.oid son Of an Atchison coun-
a. farmer. had been told N n match
was thrown into an empty barrel n would
20 out, Hih funeral was held today. Tho
barrel contained two gallons Of gasoline.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-21

Lave OF absence 20 study At any other
school where "faGs' ore tolerated,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-21

ROME, Fob. 20.-FOrmer Premier Clio
lIttI has been offered tho premiership ana
has refused. The king has summoned
signor Orlando and aignor dc Nicola IN
His continued campaign 70 find someone
Who can form a government.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-21

CHICAGO. Feb. 2O.-Four handles en-
tered the jeweiry store of Vincent GOrecbi,
on tho south side. this afternoon. beat
down tho clerk, charles NuchOwski and
escaped with between 5000 and 5000
worth Of gems.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-19
TEXAS TEXAS COLLEGE CONCERT
COMPANY.

Texas College Concert Company is
still touring the States giving con-
certs. They were pleased to sing
Sunday night. Aug. 6, at Texarkana,
c. M. u. church Rev. Simons. pastor.
The people were very much surprised
derful jubilees. They were entertain
ed by'.Mrs. Spencer and daughter and
Mrs. L. @. Porter and Lillian. From
Texarkana, they went to Shreveport.
where they met quite an appreciative
audience. Rev. Louis spared no pains
in seeing that they were highly re-
ceiyed. Rev Louis is indeed a wonder
full man. His interest for young peo-
pie cannot be surpassed. The COM
pany did not show In Gibsiand as
planned but made Homer and Minden,
La, for two nights each. At Homer
Miss Matte Presley was busy bee.
in advertising Texas College Concerts
The normal was in session and many
of the teachers turned out both nights
to hear the beaueiful songs and see
the funny, but inspiring plays at Min
den the Rawlstons were indeed live
wires and did everything possible to
make 1t pleasant for the company.
There are no better people. Each
member of the company hated to leave
the Rawlstons home. Mrs. Johnson also
was faithful helper. We hope for
them, the best of blessings and
health. The people all enjoyed the
programs very mucn ana Tequesteu
that the Company remain in Louisiana
another week. Many students are
now preparing to enter Texas Col
iege from these places. From Minden,
the company stops at Shreveport, Sun
day on way to Marshall. They sang
after services to over three hundred
| people. The people were taken from
| their feet by the songs. Rev. Louis de-
| liyered q masterpiece to that great
congregation. He is indeed one
hundred per cent preacher. The people
beg that the concert company re-
turn before school opens.
They will appear at the following
| places:
Dailas-Eyening Chapel C. M. e.
Church .....'.:.....,:.. Aug. IL.
Dallas-Elizabeth Chapel G. M. e.
Church Aug, ~
FIT. Worth-Morning Chapel
G. M. Il. Church ..... Aug. 23
FIT. Worth Gipson Chapel C. NJ. E.
Church ..................A Aug. "a
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-19
UNITY LEAGUE TO FIGHT.
az a. N. rl

Chicago, Aug. IA nationwide
Ku KluS Khan was launched at a
meeting of the American Unity Lea
que here. Bishop Samuel Fallows of
the Reformed Episcopal Church was
named honorary chairman of the mill
liant organization. Patrick H. O'Don-
nell is chairman.
"A Nation conference on campaign
plans will be here, September s, to
which delegates from every state and
leaders representing all the racial and
religious groups in America are be-
ing invited" said Mr.. ODonnell
"Our organization is unique In
that there are no fees or membership
dues. 1t is financed by the volun-
tary contributions of those who SYM
pthize with its efforts.
while the League is political,
1t will oppose candidates who are to
be supported by the $1,000 Klansmen
ia Chicago in the Fall elections"
continued the Chairman.
The League plans to resume the
anti-Klan campaign launched locally
mer Governor Edward r. Dunno. The
Founders Committee includes lay and
clerical leaders OF all racial, religious
and political groups.
Among representative members are:
Rt Rev. Msgr, ]. e. Noll. Rabbi
Robert H. Sweitzer DR.. s. M. Me-
famed, Rev. Il. A. Kelley, DR.. Leon
Fran. Joseph G Keller, BENJAMIN ].
Samueis, Thomas +. Mcdonald, Pa
trick j. Carr, Rev. w. ]. McNamee,
DR.. Joseph stolz. Jesse Binga and
Robert Il. Shepherd.
Headquarters have been established
at 1877 North Dearborn street.
Unity League Committees are being
organized in every state and county
in which the Ku Klux Khan gains
foothold. and through mass meetings.
patriotic demonstrations and an edu-
cational propaganda It's danger is
pointed out.
Bishop Fallows saysl THE Khan is
a menace to religious freedom,
source of danger. to the state. and it's
growing strength should be curbed
through the united effort of all true
Americans, regardless of creed, race,
cr condition.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-19
'MAKINc A MESS OF IT."
preston News servIcel

Baltimore; Nd, Aug. 17.-In com.
menting on what has been accom-
plished by the Harding Administers
ton the Baltimore Afro-American in
a pointed editorial under the caption
of Making a Mess of It." takes Is
sue with the New York World
THE New York World remarks
that President Harding and the
Republican Congress have made a
mess of everything.
This Is not altogether true.
One thing. however the Harding
Administration is making a mess
of the Dyer Anticipating Bill.
Sixty-four lynchings last year Is
the record of the mob's toll. A
president and a congress pledged
to pass anti-lynching legislation,
hens and haws on the issue as IL
no such pledge existed. House
passed the bill and the Senate pi-
gonholed 1t from January, 1922,
to date. The passage of the Dyer
BIZ Is up to the Republican Party
It has made its pledge. So far as
the Afro-American is concerned,
No Republican Candidate for Ma
tional Office need expect support
until the party carries out its
pledge to put Anti-Lynching Leg
islation on the statute books.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-19

last Friday afternoon with Miss Eva
]. Robinson, as hostess. The club
omitted the usual business and Art
period and the afternoon was spent
In social chats and in planning for
the future a few surprises. Miss Ro-
bison proved herself wonderful
hostess. She furnihed melodious mu-
sic and refreshments to the delight
full pleaure Of all present. Delicious
chocolate cream and dainty little
cakes were served.
Miss B. G.. Taylor, President
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-19
SAILS CHILDREN TO BE
REINsTATED IN SCHOOL,

Jacksonville. Fla. Aug. 17.--tollow-
ing considerable litigation, It Is ex-
pected that Judge Daniel A. Simmons
In and for the circuit court OF Cuval
county, will hand down an order re-
Installing the three children Of Lewis
r. Sails. WAC were excluded from the
white school at Arlington on the al
legation that they were of onn.eighth
Negro blood. Under the evidence adj
duced, II was shown that their ut
most Negro blood was one-sixteenth
It has been the desire of the school
board not to do an injustice to the
family, but only to ascertain the facts
In view of the allegations and COM
plants which had been filed with the
board.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-19
SHERIFF OUTwTTs OKLAHOMA
MOB.
tBy a. N. I'D

Vinita, Okla. Aug. 17.-Members Of
mob bent on lynching Elias Ridge.
young Negro, kept vigil around the
court house today undaunted by the
announcement that he had been spirit
ed away. Ridge is alleged to have
confessed to killing Mrs. George Adair
80 years old, at her nome near PEN
sacola. Mrs. Adair was stabbed and
beaten to death in the presen,e OF
her two children.
Armed deputies, who had been
holding off the moi since Tuesday,
invited the mob to select a commit
tee to search the courthouse. A com
mittee OF five made search and
announced no success
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-19


Whitewright. Sunday school was
well attended at both churches Rev.
Packard preached able sermons Sun
day and night Rev. L. Yal yaer preach
ed Sunday at First Baptist church.
Mrs. Christine Smith. Mrs. NJ L..
Smith were in Wolfe City. Mrs. L.
Maxey and Veader Maxey and Mrs.
NJ. II. Wren have returned from Dallas
where they attended the grand lodge
Mrs, MILAN Higgs from Bonham is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. veader
Maxey. The delegates left for Deni-
son to attend the convention and
Association. Mr.. Will Bolden and
others were in Sherman and Deni-
son last week. Mrs. Francis Ander-
son OF Denison were here on business
last week. The B. Y. P. U. entertained
last week and $1,000 was ralgsd. Mrs.
Myrtel McAlens has returned to Van
Mrs. Florence Bryant and
others were here from Denison. Mr..
s. A. Dehoney was called out at in
Springs to visit the Ep-
worth League.
Gainesville al Churches were we'll
attended Sunday. The B. Y. p. u. was
conducted by the president and
splendid program was rendered to the
delight Of all present. Mrs. Sadie Mar
tin aas returned from Ardmore, Okla,
where she has been attending the bed
side Of her cousin, Mr.. Sam Davis,
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-19


liked, also. Rev. Graves. our pastor
preached a noble sermon Sunday
and baptized and left on TIE night
train for Palestine He will meet his
wife and children there and go to
Tucker to assist Rev. Shaw in his
revival and will return to Seagor-
Vile for services Sunday It is re-
ported that Rev. Vim. Dickson of Cor
sicana will assist in his meeting; it
is reported that he Is a great speak
err. Mrs. Estella Adams of Poyrer has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Elmo
Williams, the past week, and re-
turned to her home. Mrs. Eta Bates
has been visiting her brother the past
and has returned home, Mrs w. M. W
Rowe raised $12 in the deaconess
CONTEST recently which entitled her
to the prize of IS. Rev. C. G. Smith
of Kaufman was with us Sunday, he
was en-route TO Dorty Lake, where
he will assist Rev. T. H. Hubbard at
Friendship Baptist church in re-
vival
DentOn.-Services were we'll attend.
VI Nb GA TIC ShuACuC6 iOuuudy. Ibcf.
Jackson, pastor, A. M Il. church
preached an excellent sermon at the
morning serbicel Mrs. ]. r. Keen
was called to Terrell Thursday to at
tend the funeral of her cousin, Homer
Jackson. Miss Varie Oxford of Royse
city is visiting her auniie and uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Huntley. Nh and
Mrs. A. A. Kelon entertained with
a water mellon feast Friday evening
in interest of the Sunday school pu-
pills. Miss S. T. Neal has returned
hofe from Dallas, where she has been
attending the Normal. Rev. p f.
Jackon made trip to Dallas, We'd
nesday. Rev. Damford Of Houston oc-
cupied Rev. Buford pulpit Sunday and
there wa large an appreciatiye CON
gregatiop -.
The Young Ladies Jewel Art Club
met at the home Of Mrs. M. II. Giyins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06
OF Interest TO Women

on Monlay afternoon. Oc,on.r &c.
'"N VIII 5s served Informally at ~.
N"man.s 'lHh. from ; 10 : o'clock.
Tn" regular weekly meeting of tho
club. which was scn"dulcd for ma,
lat" VIII not tax. uiac" until
Tuesday. October - Tn. program
for This meeting H. a fasriuatiug
one. Mss Mcbride. adyauc. lecturer
for IA" utraiuian National chorus
which Siug- here October -. viii in
'"rpr"t ~" different cycles ~ Rus.
sian folk song. Her lecture viii he
Instructive aS Will as entertaining
Tea VII. D." served after tho lecture
~ Miss Mcbride.
Tn" HoUscw YES I.earu. held a
meeting N"~t"rda, morning at II
o'clock In th" Federal Trust RuiId-
ing. At which uiaus fnr IN" 'I"trer
bones Demonstration Week" w"r"
pracricaliy completed Ropurts from
th" various ohairm"n w.r. received
Mrs. II }. Myers. Jr or. .id"ut ~
tho l"agu". * INC cna rnau Tor tn.
w""k Mrs l.. Y rashi"lI Is vice.
cha irrnan. Mrs. J Is Bowman is the
chairman IA charge uf the SPEAKERS:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06
SOCIEi.T

Colonel and Mrs. Henry Lee VAL
ontine havs issued Invitations for
the marriage OF their daughter. rliz-
rho wedding will take plac. on
o'clock. a. st. James Episcopal
Church
VIII Attend Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs with"rs Miller and
Mr. and Mrs. Wymond Cabell vii
motor 10 Wood Lawn TO attend tn"
Wedding OF Miss Patty Huford, %
that place. to Arlington EnRart. "f
Clifton Forge Mrs. Cabrll will he
Miss Buford's rnatron OF honor Sh"
was before her marriage. Miss Mar
raret Miller.
Maturing Z" baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. a. sidney Rufcrd, "
spent last weck-end at Royal or
,hard." tho country HON. Of Mr.. and
Mrs Frederic ". Scott. Mr. and
Mrs. Puford aud Mrs. Edward 9. IN
derson. formerly Miss Isabel Scott.
notored 10 Baltimore th" early part
of tho week with Miss Marv RIOS"
scott who entered -, Tin,,thv
School for the winter term Thov
will return by way Of Boic.. whore
'hey will be Joined by Miss Elisabeth
scott who will accompany th"m 80
Alton
short stay In Warrington.
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Norton ,ef,
y"st"rday for shor, stay !u waph-
iacton. They were accompanied bv
'h"!r daughter. Virginia. who Will hc
AT Fo1croft school for this winter
Open Home I'm November.
MISC Isabel Carter has returned 10
"Po"na'an.' Hoice. in CLARKE Coun-
~ Sin" and her mother. Mrs Tom
Garter will hc there uu'u Noyomhor.
Wn"n 'h"v viii return =" open their
hone ON We, Franklin street
Returned From New York
Miss Louis" Cato, has '.turncd ~
her tnu" In G!ut"r Park SIR hag
been fpr ia" past year In Sow Tore.
"h"r" IN" has bean studying Sis.
'ado' .S It graduate ~ Rryn Mnwr
college
>"n' several Weeks.
nr ana Mrs Frames Wbir,Io up-
shur rn'Uru"d nom" y,e;.rdar A.
'ern""n after an ahs"uc. "f several
""ot Mrs urshur has r,.u -uond.
Ing som" 'im" A. White Suirhu-
~rrir@r. Hud l'r Ipehur who ~ 90
Lieutenant iu m" Medical CORPS ar
80" IHi'"d S'aros NivHl r."s"ty.
l'pire hrs horn uu 'n, .,uuu,d train
.rr ornis' aboard tn" u. s. :
ia=lc Q
entertained Hi"hm"nd-r ~, Dinner.
li"u'"u"u' Howard : Hartley. o.
\ ard Mrs HARTLEY entertained
~ i.nr"r az 'r" Warwick ioi"l Sew b
nor, Nows ON lass Tuesday night.
TH" su"e's lucIud"d Mr. SAu",.
Johr~'or Bailey. - Htnrm"ud Miss
Anne carroll II Baltimore. l.i"ur"r-
ant Williams T. s N.aod Mrs WI
'ians and Li"u'"uHu' Daniel K"ar-
noe. Aviation corps. T. : y
irpr"n"hinr Narrinr~.
Mrs May 'ar'"r Tllcr. ~ S,v"u
NI'" Ford has announced the on
e#a~u'u' ami approaching marriage
~ H'l daughter. sarah Fulton. 10
.,..f-o William DARBY. ~ Baltimore.
I'D
Ni ISL. is rromlncu,ly CON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06

Full discussion uc N. nac.xSi,ies
,"r a public fire.. library was ha: a;
he meeting of TIA" Richmond First
club yesterday afternoon at the
Young W"men's Christian Associa-
ion. President w /. O'Flaherty
presided. and expressed himself a..
pr"foundiy favorable to such "A IL
hrary. other members who spoks
along similar lines wcr. Morton /.
Wall"rst"in. William II Caldwell
ioh"rt C. Rayl"ss and T. Coleman
\ndrsws. This Was The drst meeting
since tn" election Of officers for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06

the ladies OF Missionary Society No.
!, OF which Mrs, Harry Tucker is
president, VIII be hostess. Light re
;reshment. will 10" served all VINO
call. and rest and meeting places
cave been provided for the sucS,-.
Ladies of tn" society Will be on hand
I" rece!v" visitors from o'clock \
the city ar" especially invited 10
make themselves nj home during the
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06

The business Wom"n's Council Of
tn" Y. W. e. \. hold its frst indoor
meeting last night from s - :
o'clock At tho Y. W. g y After tho
supper there was ~ devotional meet
inE Following this. each member
told of her vacation. The talks
we're Interesting. leading tho club on
an imaginary j"urn"y to many far
away places. Mex, thursday Miss
i.orena Mason viii talk on Camp
LII" in Maine" ON October rs Miss
Norma Dieh will speak ON the pas
sion Play md h"r stay with Anton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06

verdic, for st5sl. 2s. with an on
get OF {Sit3i. was returned by II
jury IN the Law and Equity Court.
in the Case OF r. w Gates e. Sons
Co. agains, the Plant Lipford Com
pany. which had been on trial FOR a
we-k. motion to set aside was
continued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06
PREVENT THOSE FREQUENT
ATTACKS
OF SICK HEADACHES

Violent sick headaches arc Ma
lures alarm to you OF physical dis
order, Most frequently they tell
OF auto-into1ication This Ia pol
sonlnS OF tho system from pent-up
toxin. or body poisons
Reltof from tho pain Is your frst
need. and tho worlds most effec-
tive pain -reltever Is aspirin Pure
aspirin alone. however. often dis
turos digestion. To prevent this
lfter-discomfort scientists hsyn
compounded this now tablot-
TING LES I4AXO ASPIRIN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06
Thcater Calendar
ACApEAIY-"Th. ga, n,

The Cat and the
Canary
LYRIC-kcith vaudeville.
BIJot Harold Iiovd I'm
"Grandma's Boy"
BLCERlRD Harry Carey. I'm
Tho Wrong Man"
BROADWAY Rupert Hughes
'R"mem branc."
cDIoNlAl.-Rodolph Valentino.
In stolen Moments"
iSlS-Sr"cial cas,. In Trails
az ;he Axe"
bDEoN- Dorothy Dalton md
star cast. In Fools Paradise"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06

Tho monthlv meeting nf IN.
Womans Missionary society uf
Grace street Baptist church will H..
mold this afternoon at "a" O'Clock
Mrs c. Il. Winston. leader Of CircI.
No :. will have charge Of the pro
gram.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs W VI palmnr. Jr.
-" spending few days In New
YORK
Mrs W. j Johnston ana hnr sis
'"r. MISC TimsN have gone 80 wash
'nr'on. where they Mil he for ,sv-
"r,l months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06

year. The new officers are: presi-
dent. w. l.. O'Fiaherty. Vice -pre.i-
dent. DIR. G. .. =. Pearson. secretary.
George Z. King. treasurer. Irving
NAV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06

.ang. All business girls are invited
b. present. On the nrst Thursday
n Nov"mner Bible course. TO CON
tinuo six weeks. Will be orrarlzcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06

Chesterfield Chapter. T.. D. g., Will
meet thi. afternoon at : O'Clock with
Mrs. x n. Richardson. in Forest
iill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06
Hold HecrntInn Tndnr

Reception Day" will no observed
today at the community house OF
BROAD Street Methodist Church when
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06

The Wom"ns Auxiliary OF
Epiphany Church will meet shis az
tsrn"on at $40 o'clock In tho parish
house Of the church The in=,alla-
ton Of officers viii take place An
invitation has hsnn extended TO all
Episcopal women in tho parish 10
attend the meeting Mr.. William
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06

MEDIUM BROWN HAIR Looks best
II all after Golden Clint Shampoo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06

A mild dig>stant has been added
to genuine aspirin to counterfeit
tho oft-ocourr!ns disturbance OF
tho stomach.
Tho laxative seeks to remedy the
cause OF tho trouble. II effectively
rids the body OF waste. which Is
most ofton thu cause Of intense
vain. This threcfold attack makes
TISGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN ono OF
tho most valuable remedies kno "
20 physicians. Ask for TIN4LE'S
I4AXO ASPIRIN. tho improved as
pirin with tho threa polnta;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06

The Iames River Garden Club will
meet this afternoon AT 3.5h o'clock
with Mrs. Austin burr. at Gresham
Court This being "Dahlia BAY
the members cf the club Will visit
me Dahlia Farm after .he business
meeting has been adjourned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06

Mrs o. Harvey, chairman In charge
IL the program for October II; Mrs
Janet Stuart Durham. chairman on
cooperation with merchants: Mrs
Ralph r. Harrison. chairman on CO.
operation with ministers: Mrs J..
Allison Hodges, chairman on CO.
operation OF womnn's organizations:
Mrs. G.. Harvey clarke. educational
chairman Of the Housewives League
To-day at =. NJ. on the mcZ-
canine floor of Murphy's Hotel. thor"
viii b" a luncheon for all tho SPEAK
crs, who have been Invited to speak
at the movies every night next
week
Tn" following p"opl" and arms
will no present at this luncheon:
Lewis Kaufman, stevens Hughes.
Ralph Harrison. Leroy Cohen. H.
Roy Dudley. Jr.. r VI. Davis, Ralph
bomhrowcr. Fr"d Fox Lewis
Gunner. l.. II. Gild"hauS + : Hold
croft Fr"h SpiGel. II. : Nloomhorg
Frank W"S,. r. ~. Thomas r r.
Tragic. Reginald Walker. H. NJ Fig
GET. Grant Keardslay. Phillip Levy
Il 60. Henry hwarzschild Irving
/ Gre"ntroe g. q. Sydnor. Mrs J. W
Durham. ~. f. Litchford. Miss Anna
j. Minor. Miller & RhoadS. Roun
tree. Inc. Fred Iurg"nS. William
/ Tina lhirner. n. 8 banner and Miss
Mary y. Dudley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-16
Two Who Escaped Woman's Re.
f0rmatory Apprehended Here

Two young women escaped from
the Women's Reformatory at Show
hogan about $50 Thursday evening
their apprehension and return to the
institution. 1t was at first thought
that they had taken a trip to SHOW
hogan village but the fact that there
was circus in Waterville gave the
matron and superintendent a clue
and they came to this city. The first
officer they CHANGED to meet was
King Gullifer, who was acting as
traffic officer at Burleigh and Gilman
streets. The girls were described as
wearing, one a light and the other
dark coat, and it was believed that
they had hired a Skowhegan public
automobile man, who drives Ford,
Officer Gullifer suggested that the
superintendent remain with him at
the crossing as all cars would have
to pass that point and that the mat
ron search for the girls on the cir
Gus grounds. Scarcely had the mat
ron started on her search when Off
Ger Gullifer held up an autom obile,
a Ford, containing beside the driver
two young women, who answered the
description. The superintendent
stepped forward and at once identi-
fed them as the runaways and they
were taken back to Skowhegan, No
charges were preferred against the
driver of the public auto.