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The Washington herald., 1922-06-16
WILBURN DEFENSE
GETS SETBACK
Court Imposes Restriction on
Blaming Mine Guard Sys-
TEN for Riots.
CHARLES TOWN w. Va. June il

CHARLES TOWN w. Va. June Is.
The defense Of Rev. James L.
wilburn. Baptist preacher accused
of first degree murder a connec-
tion with the killing OF Deputy
Sheriff John Gore in the mine riots
at Blair last August. received a
setback in a ruling Of the court late
today. The ruling while permit
ting w.lburn's attorneys to review
the circumstances leading to the
rioting so that a feeling of self
defense might be proved in favor
of the pastor. restricted the extent
to which the mine guard system
might be held to blame.
wilburn set mp plea of self-de-
fense and asked an acquittal. He
will go on the stand himself to
testify he did not poin the miners
until his own home had been pens-
trated by a bullet from the Logan
side; re will admit being with the
murder party but will deny firing a
single shot, and will swear the Gore
party fired first.
Tie State referred to the defer
dant today as the murderer and
the defense retaliated by calling
the mine guards "thugs" until the
court forbade further acriraoLy.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-16
GIRL, BUSINESSMAN, SALESMAN;|
HELP EDISON SOLVE PROBLEM
How Would You Land Prospective Customer
Caught in Compromising Position?

ing admiration OF the superman in
the SIRENS willing ear.
Speak Honeyed Words.
He would then try TO find some
one who knows Jealous friend wife
and tell her how perfectly adored
she Is by her big hungry-hearted
husband whose every thought is
spent in honest intent In finding
new and greater methods of max
ing life a more wonderful garden
of love for his truly adored one.
A phychological force which equal
ICES the distribution of love vlbra-
tions due each one Is put into ac-
tion and when the transmission Is
not impeded. an endless chain OF
content, from salesman to consumer
is established. according to the
letter.
What Would You Do.
Edison's question is of much in
terest and importance-particu
to women readers. Wives, chorus
girls, business girls and all other
members Of the feminine gender,
what should a salesman do II h.
caught big manufacturer, who Is
married to a jealous wife, dining
in a restaurant with a chorus girl
Don't keep us-or Mr.. Edison wait
ing for your answer. Write the
solution to The Jealous Wife Edi-
tor of The Washington Herald.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-16
FOUND GUILTY
OF TAKING BRIBE

Charles A. Ritzman. said to be a
general manager for the Disco" elec-
trio light and starter concern of De-
troit, and a former captain In the
Motor Transport Corps of the Army
Quartermaster Department. was
found guilty yesterday of a charge
of accepting an $500 bribe to use his
influence to secure an order for the
Stanley Skid Chain Company for
81, 100000 worth Of skid chains and
fasteners.
The prosecution. through Assistant
District Attorney J. H. Bilbrey. con-
tended that Ritzman accepted the
money in marked bills from C. r.
Stanley. of the skid chain concern.
In a local hotel on November 20. 1918.
Counsel for the accused served no.
tice on Justice Frederick L. Siddons,
In Criminal Court No. 2, of the filing
of a motion for a new trial. Stanley
worked in conjunction with agents of
the Department of Justice, he claimed.
in trapping Ritzman.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-16
DIRTHS SANDDEATHS
ID REPORTED IND.C.
BIRTHS
White

Andrew W. and Edna Litton, boy.
Thomas B. and Eleose Z. Mayhem, girl
Charles B. and Katherine N. Mcdonald,
boy.
Lester and Belle Lunsford, boy.
Wilbur B. and Julia A. Townsend, boy.
Maurice L. and Eleanor r. Davis, girl.
Henry NJ. and Edith W. steece, boy and
girls (twins).
George II. and Mabel A. Williams, girl.
Randolph Z. and Minnie NJ. Clark, girl.
Harry G. and Anna Z. Broderick. boy.
Dewey b. and Elsie N. Redd, boy.
Levi c. and Madelyn r. Eckert, boy.
| Elder Z. and Mary e. Glover, boy.
George II. and May NJ. Sweet, boy.
/ Henry A. and Louise r. Jones, girl.
Jesse and Selma r. Newton, boy.
Osborn W. and Grace A. Prangley, boy.
Walter o. and Lillian A. snapp, boy.
Charles J. and Myra G. McCloskey, boy.
Joseph and Katie Benjamin, boy.
Hugh U. and Sophia r. Burke, girl.
Alva d. and Ida NJ Teeple, boy
Neil Z. and Pearl e. Reid, girl.
William Z. and Rose N. Steward, boy.
LOUIS and Sarah Dubow. boy.
J. Elmer and Olive B. Monroe, girl.
Guellermo and Helena Coelho. girl
Lester A. and Hetty G. Lawrence, boy.
George and Pota Mandes girl.
Berry C. and Matte Barnes, boy.
Timothy y. and Margaret X. Lee, girl.
Arthur A. and Edith L. Chanda, boy.
George and Agnes D. Phelps. girl
James ana Matilda Moriaty, girl.
Colored.
James and Edna Porter. girl.
Eugene z. and Reona Terry, boy
Charles and Matte Smith, boy.
Matthew and Mary G. Merritt, girl.
DEATHS
White
John W. MeMahon, 81 years, Providence
Hospital.
Susan c. stubbs. 70 years. 51s orittenden
ST., NV.
Annie Rebecca Rosenfeld. So years, PASS
18th NV.
John W. Mayhush. 81 years, Georgetown
Hospital
Colored
Corinne McDavid. IS year,. Freedmen's
Hospital
Cora y. Joyce, 80 years, s0eh h st. NV.
sauntta Virginia Smallwood, 81 years, II75
T nw
James Rucker, so years, 50 o st. NV.
Clara johnson. 81 years. Freedmen's Hosp
Estelle Thomas, 1 year. 1888 p st. NV.
Infant Of Edward and Mary Johnson, 4
hours. sos Davenport NV.
Roger Davis. 1 day. Columbia Hospital
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MORSE APPEALS
RULING OF mccoy

Hopes that the government would
soon be able to bring Charles W.
Morse, financier and shipbuilder. his
three sons and eight others to trial
on charges of conspiracy to defraud
the government and the Shipping
Board, and embezzlement. went glim-
merng yesterday when counsel for
the accused appealed to the Court of
Appeals from a decision Of, Chief
Justice Mccoy in Criminal Court No.
l upholding the indictments.
Eleyen Of the defendants had filed
demufrers and motions to quash but
the court overruled both. The Court
of Appeals does not sit again until
October and 1t Is hardly likely that
the appeal will be settled before the
Christmas holidays. Should Morse
and his codefendants lose in the Ap-
pellate Court 1t is likely that they
will appeal to the United States Su-
preme Court. thus delaying matters
further.
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A. F. of L. Will FIay y
Chief Justice Taft

CINCINNATI. June 15.-Sharp
criticism of Chief Justice Taft Of
the United States Supreme Court for
his gratuitous explanation of regret
that he could not assess damages
against the Arkansas coal miners in
the Coronado case, will feature the
supplementary report on the case by
the executive council of the A. F. of
L., 1t was learned today.
The report will be presented here
tomorrow and will then be referred
to the special committee appointed
to recommend ways in which labor
may meet the situation created by
recent decisions of the courts.
In its special report the executive
council. 1t Is stated, will declare that
the Coronado decision Is in conflict
with Section of the Clayton act.
exempting labor from provisions Of
the Sherman antitrust law.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-16

There are 2.500.oOo more children unde
ten years Of age In the Unitee States rura
districts than In cities.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-16
ERIN TO CONTROL
DESYlNIES FIRST
TIME IN CENTURIES

coxfsxsed FROM Page oAs.
the old members Of the Dali on the
regular panel, but he declared tina
regular or Independent all pariiamei
members elected would have to /
men willing to restrain their fishtin
inciinations to the greater interes;
OF the country.
Exiies Return to Vote.
Numbers Of Irishmen who had be,
exiled for years from the old sc
have returned TO Gait their votes an.
there was a large exodus tonight
Irishmen returning to their count
estates to make out ballots at place
where they had registered In SOM
constituencies there have been N,
elections held in forty years due Il
the system of handpicked candidate
by which party leaders of the ol,
days avoided opposition IN certaii
areas by naming only one nominee
Little violence Is expected In spit
of the many independent candidatcI
running. There have been no report
of intimidation to date with the ex
cept!on of a candidate who sportet
the finest red beard In all Ireland
He was visited at midnight In hi
Dublin home by masked men wiz
subjected rim TO ''barbarous treat
ner by applying shears to IN
beard
All Dublin tonight ~ ousy dis
cuss!ng the new constitution.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-16
BOY SEVERELY HURT
WHEN HIT BY TRUCK

Samuel Boyd, is years old. of 1855
Church street northwest, suffered a
broken rib and severe abrasions to
his back. legs and arms. when run
down by motor truck at Connecti-'
cut avenue and Jefferson place
northwest yesterday.
Milk was spilled over Potomac
and o streets when a dairy wagon
driven by Elmer Hutchinson, 32l4
N street northwest, was struck by a
street car at the intersection.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-16
Genuine Spring Lamb

Leg of Spring Lamb; lb. 80. .3sc
Breast Lamb; stewing; lb.. lac
Shoulder Lamb; roasting; lb .asc
Shoulder Lamb Chops; lb. .a7c
Loin and Rib Lamb Chops;
lb. , A.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-16
$50 in Entertainment.

More than $50 persons participated
in an entertainment held in Old Naval
Hospital. celebrating the third .anni-
versary of the founding of the Rob-
ley d. Evans Post. American Legion,
and the second anniversary of the
founding of the Robley D. Evans La
dies Auxiliary, last night Brief ad-
dresses were delivered by Commander
Madison l. Hill and Past Commander
Harry ]. Davis.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-16
SPEAKERS APPEAL
FOR VETS BUREAU

Col. r. 1. Rees. assistant director
Of the Veterans Bureau: DR.. L. B.
Rogers, newly appointed executive
officer OF the Veterans Bureau. and
Watson B. Miller. department COM
mander of American Legion. were
the speakers at last nights meeting
Of the Lincoln Post of the American
Legion at the University Club.
Col. Rees urged the bureau work
ers TO seek the counsel of citizens
associations over the country in
rehabilitation work.
DIR. Rogers spoke of his expert
ences in the Balkan war and the
The Washington herald., 1922-06-16
Will Hold AutOpsies.

Autopsies will be held by Health
Department authorities today over
the bodies of Frank Harris, colored.
AZ years old. $40 Twenty-seventh
street northwest, who died of heart
failure yesterday morning. and Edlow
Ellis. colored, Al years old, 201S
Twelfth street northwest who died at
his home yesterday Of poisoning.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-16

lessons in eniclency to be learned
therefrom.
/. Growth Of the post since its in
ception in February was pictured
by Comdr. Watson. The post now
numbers $50.
Music and recitations were con-
trihuted by the members present
Albert e. Haan. commander of the
post. presided.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-16

ether ofncia1s during the osy as
departed for BerIia this evening"
He ducked reporters. leaving wort
that he vas out but he was seef
calling on certain delegates and Of
ncials. II is believed his visit vnf
In connection with Germanss In
'>rests IN the Russian situation.
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day morning for Conway, Ark. TO visit
her mother, Mrs. Il. G.. Christner.
Mr and Mrs. Walter Pearson and son
waiter. jr, have moved from l'ls Court
ternth
M'al Ruth swanson. 42i North Four
teputh. has gone to Kansas city to spend
three weeks with her sister. Mrs. Harry
EIurE
MISS Louisa casweii. 500 North rhr-
tcouth has gone to Norman 60 enter
summer school at the University OF
Miss Leone johnson and her mother.
Mrs j. T. johnson, 1918 Columbus, will
leave next week for California to spend
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hughes have re-.
turned from their Fcdling trip TO point.
IN Missouri ana Ista and are at home at
1878 Callahan.
gee, loft Saturday for Chicago, whore she
will spend the summer studying with a
woil-known music professor.
stewart Tissington. a student at The
ing his parents Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Il. Tis.
sington, as South Thirteenth
virginia Rulison. 1915 Denison, is spend
ing several weeks In Columbia Mo. with
relatives, while her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
irving Rullson are In California.
Mrs sesslsr Hoss, Sixteenth and En-.
today on a motor trip 20 Nashville Tom
whore they Will spend tho summer.
Misc Frances Brown Of the cxteuaior
department q the University ot oklahoma
Was guest OF the Women's Noonday
club Monday nt luncheon at the Hote
Sewers.
Tor New orleans and Memphis, en- route
10 their home IN Knoxville. Tenn, after
visiting Mr.. Kcliys sister. Mrs. Mathews
Miss Baisy msude webb aas North
Fiuh, will accompany the Lions club or
ts trlp TO the national CONVENTION OF Z
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NINITA

Misses Artis Cobb and Laura Cox arc
in loplin this week.
Miss Winifred Estes OF BartleAvills was
the guest Saturday Of Miss Bsrnlce WI
Hams. y
Miss jamie Tucker is visiting her srnnd-
mother. Mrs. w. NJ fucker In Musko-
gee this week
Mrs. WIN Linzy Of South Miller street
" resolving visit from her aunt, Mrs.
Frank buchanan of Joplin.
Miss Lcoua Robinson returned Wcdnes.
day from Norman having graduated from
u" Mr. 'S'Ti' AND Mrs. y % Rs'ciff @ feN spen, SUN
day and Monday In Tulsa tho guests
ot their son. Mir. Fred Ratcllft and fam
Mrs. Glenn Chattcrton and brother. Mr..
q. l.. Bnllngor left Monday for a visit
with relatives and friends at oswego
Mrs W. p. Phillipa and Miss Lulu
Belle Phillips who have been the guests
OF Mrs L. w. burlington. have returned
Mra e. c. Roberts and Mrs. n. J. Nc
Even and son Howard OF Tulsa, visited
last week at the homo OF Mrs. Lulu May
MirSea Gertrude Mcspadden. Mario
| Garrison and Louise Skinner and Mr.. Ed
WIN HERON have enrolled at Norman in
Miss Juanita Burdenkjrcher has enrolled
| at Nnrmhn Tor summer course. She
| win teach In tho high school at Adulr
! thlq coming season.
Mrs. g. Il wammaclS spent this week
visiting friends in shawnee. She VIII
|
| before returning to Ninita.
| Among those who have returned from
! the university at Norman for the sum.
mer are Masses Marjorie and Dellys
| Wright and MIR. Robert skinner.
Mr.. and Mrs Belden buchanan enjoyed
a visit Saturday from their daughter,
Mrs. Hoilar Of Miami Miss buchanan, a
sister, accompanied Mrs. Ziinr bach "a
Miami.
Mr. and Mrs. L. 8 u. Amos and Mr
ana Mrs willis r.. Allen spent last Fri,
day might visiting the orphans home AT
Fryer whore a play waa staged BY Ia,
Mr. ana Mrs. ID, y. LRndrum lott Mon
day for their home In pnwhuska after .
visit with MT. ana Mr.. IL. NJ. Landrum
Miss Julia Berry returned Saturda,
from visit ~ several days In Okla
homa city and Tulsa
Mrs, George Conner on North Gunte
1 street Thursday entertained Circle No
I OF the Baptist Missionary society; Mrs
j. A. Mcneil Of South Soraper street
= entertained Circle No. ?. and MIS-. II. A
, cHpps 81 South Smith street was hostes
AZ It's last meeting OF the summer tn,
Premier Worthwhile club enioyod III,
hospitality ~ Mrs s. L. Green on Soutf
. Scraper street Wednesday aftArroon
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MI SKOGEE.

Tho pupils ~ Mrs. NJ A.. Douglas were
presented In recital Monday evening.
Alton and Watson Tlllman ljl7 Bati-
mutp, and visiting In Fayet' lville, AK
Mrs, Warren But1 ana Mrs, NJ E Al
klus spent Tuesday Visiting friends In
Wagner.
William N. Crawford has returned 20
PawhuskH after visit with his family
east Of town
Mrs j. r.. Cromwell Of Cromwell
Heights Is spending several weeks In EN-
crlHlur SPRINGS No.
BHly beam ot Amarillo. Texas is the
guest o. his parents, Mr., and Mrs. T. G.,
Beam 9oG South sixth.
Mrs n. H. Smith ~ Seattle, wash, is
tho guest - her mother, Mrs. Grurgr
Itviup. l11 North -.
Mrs. j. y. benedict. Twelfth and sl-
gIn. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Eiub,r-
In OF Tulsa this week.
Mrs W. -. Cornelius Rri daughter
Mrs. !. Roy Dillon, as South Thirteenth,
l,ft Wednesday for California
Mrs Roy Nnnn. l30G Boston, left Tues
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Methodist TpBcppai church mot Thurs
day afternoon ar tho apartments of Mrs
M g.. UsI, lu tho IuIe building.
Ncy Roy S Uuri ~ Commerce ana
joplin early in mo week 20 look after
t.rtuIu wHttorH Of business Importance.
Tus EuNuUth league OF the First Meth
ut.Hf church presented H play entitled
"TL- Mhm,seN TwIrH' 20 AN npprecip-
two and responsive audience Wednesday
night
James Taylor. aged &c and Miss Ollo
May Foster. aged 10, both ~ Plcher were
married Wednesday evening Justice of
the Peace ! W. kloff OF Miami offciat-
ing.
"The Needy ~ To-day" was the sub
sect of tho sunday morning discourse at
tho First Methodist Episcopal church,
hy tho pastor. Rev. Guy G.. Tetirlck A.
nisht Rcy. Roy Burt Of Commerce filled
tho pulpit
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WORTHWHILE.

After several weeks Fprut 81 Orhnby,
NO. visiting relatives and friends. Miss
Alice Whitaker IN back OF homo again.
Mrs. ]. G. Burries and her two chll.
dten, Walter ana Minnie recently spent
several days Vltlflnk fricndH ana roia.
tves at Gaiona. Kan.
Dick Sexton aut Lester Kirkpntrick
accompanied by Misses Immn Bryar
and Ada phttlsou. ylbltod friends at
NelroBc. Kan SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs N q. Psnd.eton enjoyed
visit Saturday nun their daughter.
Miss Dellcle pruIlciou. who 10 Buluuru-
ing at BaNtor gprluFF
Sir. ara Mira e.. SCOTT ana rhlId. for.
tncrly Of Nov Afrr'ru. have taken ur
their abode iu liutHstNll'r. where he 10
employed ~ Co., lNue Bibhon mine
Alto ylsiius fouivrH horo Cor n
time, Mrs Iua Fr.uu Hu1 her dRugh-
tera, Joan end IUHsIu. have returned 20
their homo lu Joplin. accompanied hy
tho formers fFt'J Miss Iona fctgu-
0un
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STATE SOCIETY

It from her two sisters whose homes are
in tho east
MIS- jrovcr Fulton and ohlidron we're
visiting relatives Mt Washburn. No, dur
coon Hampton nnd Paul Montgomery
both ~ Pitcher, had business In this city
Esthor FoHcr end Josephine Murray
recently Fpout % couple ~ weeks Ut 8af.
cogIe. Mo. visiting frieude.
Jack Monrehoad. aged ~. and Miss
HtzcI Strong uEod ~. were married ~
Justice of mo rcace McAdsms
Mrs Homer Hudson during tho week
enjoyed H visit from her sister, Miss Luz
.lo Kline. whose home m at Dunewrg
Joplin and visited her daughter Marie.
~ho Is d0k at tho homo ~ her rfnnd-
mother
Audrey ana Merle Parkinson. who have
spent their vacation with their father,
Nil Parkinson. ~ this uioco.
An informal rafiy was given FRIDAY
/ night a. tht home ~ Mrs. .. y ,Fye.
win Mrs. Netuo Zimmerman ~ pIchcr
/ -, EuIi o. hongr, nose nt,s'nt ,TEg,..
/ liItie Harrott Nellie murray SadIl bnr.
/ I'it Helen tryo nni Mos1omos Frye
] lHlry nut zimmerman. It'froHhmcu'
/ were served ana good time enjoyed by
! All
There was dancing a, tho city han
/ WrdurHIry rIEht with iuuuIc furnished
| by uu ot,uesi,. fr"w pI,h.r Those on.
/ ioying tho affair were Mcafrt nnd Mes.
/ d'ues Humcf Hodson. a. crook. :. \,
] WHNHW II.IuL IlHfH|d Iugk'tt Ho'
/ W sas,r Dau is'y ana waiter Young
| Misses Glndys Towns'nd nule narrctt
! Helen Frye. sadie barrett Nadine iiud.
aou pcar Nash pchu Thompson. Lucille
| ,Elln'. pot Anl.taon' ,itanyG, is'y,. anl
hlus. tohnui' DainH Fred sweet oHf
Raymond Frye.
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Mrs. Hal nlyely reoentIy enioyed yis,
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Mrs. Flora Morrison and daughter re
Gently visited friends At Baxter springs,
kan
Mr. and Mrs MoAimes recently had MS
their guest, Mrs George Haynes of III
Dorado. Ark.
Mr. and Mrs C. r. Taylor had as their
guests Saturday Mr.. and Mrs q. W. Rec
tor Of the Demo district
Mrs. Clsud king and children spent a
few days at Ttvcce, kan, during the week
visiting relatives ana frlends.
Miss Georgia Mciirien made trip TO
Sommorce during the week and visited
her sister, Mrs. Clnud Wilcox.
Mr. and Mrs. John Keller wero In
Carthngc, Mo, sunday visiting her par
en.a Mir. ana Mrs, J. W. Hicks,
guests Saturday clyde Armstrong. Doipha
Courtney aud Ina Carr, nll OF Miami.
Mrs. Virgil stevens enjoyed visrt dur
Ing the week from her parents. Mr.. anG
Mrs. Jasper Clommes ot spavinnw nm.
Mike Giyer and family made n trip to
Peoria saturday, and were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Smith spent tho
weekend nt Treece. Kan, ana we're the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles Throop.
urdny from her brother-in-law and sis
ter. Mr.. and Mts ED Roberts ana chill
Miss Naomi Taylor recently spent sew
eral days on the farm Of Zack Taylor.
west of Miami, visiting tho family ana
$. 4, Mills recently. eniiyod u visit
from his father. II. L. Mills. OF Wash
ington, who went from here 40 Ninita u
visit another son
Mrs A. E Althouso and her grand
daughter, Bertha Jane Price. have gone
10 Oronogo. Mo, for few days visit
with friends and relatives.
Miss Ethel Kimmerly and Mrs. GeorE,
Emmett and her two children motoret
90 the county seat Sunday and visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carnash.
Mrs. Frod Price ana children ana Mr.
and Mrs. E, L. Moxley made "A trip I,
Elm creek sunday went Fishing Rnt
otherwise enjoyed an outing
Hugh Stevens, Mr ana Mrs. v. u
stevens ana Mrs. Pearl Kimmeriy wen
10 Cardn Friday evening and attende,
a birthday dinner given In honor OF Mrs
Frances Reed
Mr.. and Mrs John Scott, hitherto o
New Mexico, were visiting IN North MI
ami during the week. and went frou
here TO Hockorville, where they eKpec
TO take up their abode
Mrs. Fred Kerr and children, Ksth
erlne, George and Lyle, ana Mrs. MIX
Giyer and children made a trip to Com
merco Saturday evening and nttondo
the HoltkRmp carnival.
Several members Of tho Rebekah io6f
attended n meeting of the order at Com
merco Friday night. Among them wey
Messrs and Mesdsmes Lon Moore. J. ,
Lester and Elmer Stevens.
- CARDIN.
Mrs Hal Hlyely recently enjoyed VII
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David waymiro was visitor IN Tu'sn
laHt sunday
W. II Ashley Of Broken Arrow was
walter 6rlh ~ Tulsa sp,nt Tuesday
here with hts father U ~ urm
Mrt u l.. NofWuro and daughter. Miss
Myrtle. woro ln Tulsa Thutsddy
Mr.. and Mrs. !. r. bobson spent the
Weekend IN hhby returning home Sun.
day
Thomas nalrd snd Geo T nacastow OF
Arhnnsas city Kan, were here this
week.
Mrs i. G. rlnson spent the Weekend
with hcr sister, Mrs. u. L. Davis, In
Mi and Mrs. ]. l.. Trowor and Son
Raymond inotorcd to Owasso Sunday to
Mrs. 4. E,''warrcn and chlircn and
Raymond toK spent sunday afternoon
with friends IN niShy.
Mr. and Mrs, i'arnarl aud son Atthlr
OF Nj and Mrs q. ". HeaS.
Miss Francis McIntosh returned 20 her
homo IN Muskogco saturday after spend
inr scveTal days with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
1amin WncoChc.
Misses Hcatrico and Dchlin Mercer re-
turned from trip to Tulsa Saturday
evening Miss Dehllt nttenGed school In
Prot and Mrs A. l., Womaclt depart
Cd sunday morning for several poiuis
IN Missouri whore they viii remain
throughout June ana july, letter return.
KanFns ana tho western part of OKLA
hutna
Mrs Harry Rust opened her pretty
home 20 tho Symphony Music club Mon
with q miscellaneous shower. The rooms
were prettily decorated with roses and
sweet pens and AZ late hour Mrs
Rust served n dainty buffet lunch,
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Reuenue Cutters SaUe Ships From BergS

Since tho Titanic disaster and the
sacrifice Of hundreds Of lives. United
States revenue cutters patrol the
north Atlnutaic on the watch for
icoborRs Tho position ana course Of
the iooflocs then BIS broad-castcd TO
trausatlautlc steamers. Az the bcfEs
break away from tho Greenland
const they are caught up by the
Labrador ourrout and whirlod into
tho steamship lanes or tho Grand
InML..
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saturday 20 attend the state No.,
Tahlequah: Misses Mary Wiity n
H9,tny' Lure Kelly and Lena Pbninn,aT
tending college at Clarkshure wh ~
arrived yesterday to spend r.. Va.
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs 0nRmsr
MilIsap. '' C.
Miss Ruth simms. who has bas, ,...
lns at the Eugene Fields wars .eeea.
in Ninita, returned to her tchool
Grove last Friday after the cfg.t "
successful term there hs of