THE EL
DAILY DEMOCRAT
NUMBER 189
VOl.UME 31.
EL RENO. >• ' AHOMA,
MONDAY. NOV. 28. 1921.
mRpu DUINS HARDING l0WERS
btAKin mm \ NAT10NAl BUDGET
AT NEW HAVEN
(By United Press)
  Now Haven, Conn.. Nov. 28. Th-s
(By United Presal I Saturday was the 10th wedding an! smouldering ruins of Hie Ilialto the
Moscow. K., =«-< , J-*
(By United Press)
Washington, Nov. 28,-President
Harding will submit a three billion
dollar budget to congress when it
convenes on Dec. 5, it was learned
today. It will cover government fin-
ancial needs for the year ending
June 30, 1923. This estimate is more
than a billon below the estimate sub
mitted for the year ending June 30,
NATION-WIDE PACKER
STRIKE THREATENED
i~„... - _
rnnnlaltPfl to establish negotia j very enjoyably spent la cards and th( considerably if the conference agrees
Hons with Russia. The Soviets are Lames, after which refreshments wa. thrown ......' « ,unu" ' on the Program of reduced arma-
l() offer these guarantees.! served. On behalf of .he guests r;;h,i,:g y HI  rt C .anted aft .,
prepared to offer the. e gu i ^ ^ ^ WUant preiented several ■ fir t flash of flame, leaving the
1,0 said' i i   n.dMM nt etiina to Mr. and house in darkness.
fred Hocker, Forrest Couklin and
Francis Gilbert returned to Norman
<o resume their studies at the univer
sity after spending the Thanksgiving
vacation at home.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Whitte.l had as
Germany Will
Offer Guarantees
handsome pieces of china to Mr. and House in darkness
Mrs. Gierhart. — ~
  (By United Press)
Isn't it strange what some people N'"w Haven. • * -s 1R.alto .
put auto licenses on?-Atianta Jour- theatre, a moving picture ho.use, |
was burned Sunday nimli't and nt ^
nal- Ieast three persons lost their lives j
| Rev. Dalkeld, pastor of the First
Aged Resident
Passes Away
(By United Press)
Kansas City, Nov. 28.—A nation
wide strike of utiiou packing em-
ployes was threatened today follow
ing a meeting at which union em
ployes of the Kansas City plants
went on record as demanding a
dinner guests yesterday Mr. E 1 { walkout because of wage cuts. C.
Montgomery and son Ed Montgom- J. Hayes, president of the union or-
ganizatlon, declared that if the same
.... sentiment came from meetings in
other packing centers, he would is
sue a strike order by Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Misener, Miss Hel-
! en Allen, Mr. Ed Montgomery and
t Mr. Clarence King motored to Nor-
' man yesterday afternoon.
Misses Ailene Morris, Lena Alli-
son, Irene March and Louise Finch
returned to Norman yesterday.
Judge Wm. Maurer is spending
this week in Guthrie.
.,. >i . i ! John Dale, pioneer El Reno citi-
(By United Press) j Rev. Dalkeld, pastor ot the First . and "Some'of''tlie V' ' zen' diel1 suddenly at noon ye*ter"
London, Nov. 28,-Germany is pre ch|l9,Uan chllrch in 0kla. City, will ,lospita' ,lrea Mar..„ll IVrk. day at the home of his daughter,
pared to offer guarantees that she ,, „le Llons club at their mee, * , , f d Miss Etta Dale, 505 South Rock Is-
has disarmed to allay the tear. <* I lng tomorrow on Americanism. Rev h  «14 oth« bodies might *i The fuUi wlU be held on
France, according to dispatches toL Md ,g a speaker of state wide ^ ^ Tue,d8y afternoon at 2:30 from the r ^ r(M,lrno„ ,aH.
the London Chronicle, from Bertta, . promlnence, hlg address is timely . 1wo bodies. Christian church where servi<^ ovening after spending the week end
quoting an official statement fro... . Bnfl ev#ry ,,ons should he present^ ^ ^ ^ hogplt8, be conducted by Rev Guy FJndly , R A Co,ey
the German ministry of defense. Thp niue Boy scouts who   ntly ,   , tlv the- Interment will take place in the
This is taken as the German reply tUc ,,.,-o.d hike to Okla. City,j , ^ # ^ n,.p Ueno cemetery. Mr. Dale was, pas , ^ hundred friends and
to the speech of Premier Buand. will be guegt8 of the club tomorrow   , 90 years 0f age at the tim neighbors pleasantly surprised Mr.
The meeting of th- Athenaeum death and is sui\i\ed b> one ^on Reding Thursday evening, the
club which was • have been held Ora 1 'ale, t ire. f'U1" tral gch00i, j occasion being his birthday. The ev
this afternoon ha been postponed Dale, prmcji • ^ ^ ^ ening was spent In cards, Mrs. Hal
in respect lo one of the me
; Mrs. J. E. Penner, ■ whose
"KATCHA KOO"—?
W. H. Lyons, Fresco painter, ex-
clusive designs, interior decorator.
1151-J. dec8c
Mrs. Emma Estill and Miss Mary
will be guests of the club tomorrow
  and will tell bow they accomplished
(By United Pressl thp feat
London, Nov. 28.-Premler Uoyd
George probably will be unable to
leave for Washington Saturday as he
had expected, it was learned autho
itatively today. The premier is not
awaiting a solution of the Irish
question, but merely wishes to post-
pone bis departure until the atmos-
phere clears somewhat, it is said.
(By United Press)
Washington, Nov. 28. -American
plans for the limitation ot naval
armaments stands unchanged, naval
experts of Japan and Great Britain
were told today. This attitude of
the American naval advisory com-
mittee was communicated to the for-
eign experts in an lnrormal mee in
of the naval authorities of the vari-
ous powers in the pan-America i
building today.
(Bv United Pres >
Washington, Nov. 28.—The peace
able settlement of the Shantunv
problem out of court is likely unless
the far eastern committee compels
its consideration in that body. There
is also a prospect (bat Japan will
renounce the 21 demands which in-
fringe on the political and territory
al integrity of China. This Informa
tion comes from a source extremely
intimate with past developments
(By United Press!
Washington. Nov. 28. -The allied
reparations commission will soon is
sue a call for a conference in Eu-
rope, for the consideration ot ex-
change stabilization, and related
financial problems, according to go>
eminent information today The
United Stales will send an advisor
if invited to participate.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Steele, 219 N
Macomb, are enjoying a visit fron
' their daughter Nellie B. Steele of
Muncie, ind. This is he- first ylslt
home ill 32 years. Mis*     is .
graduate of the Methodist college ot
! Washington. D. C„ and immediately
after graduation she entered .a ca
I reer of nJssionarv work In the east,
i She is now a lecturer and,teach".'
and is located in Muncie. Miss Steele
will visit here for ten days.
John D
died
pone.l ! ale, principal « ' en|ng Was spent In cards, Mrs. Hal
nbers. Mrs. J. B. Penner and Mrs. Morgan., ^ Mr Joe Rpichert making
fatWfer "K vrril V KOO"-? I '"« < s<-"ro an'' M,s K"i' h"rt a"'' i "Rowing his now fa-
'   Mr. C. Taylor low. After cards a de-;     bl.
ARBUCKLE
ON STAND
San J^ranclsco, Nov. 28.—Roscoe
A.buckle today became his own star
witness in his trial for alleged mur-
der growing out of the death of Vir-
WIRF. BRIEFS
i illclou8 lnnch 7. B.Tea'
SOCIETY
% MISS HKI.ES AIXKN, Editor.
... . ;
HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS
HIT 5HO DO BE SAt> T*
5EE A, MAN worryin
Bout whut Folks thinks
BOUT 'IM , WEN P£Y
mm stupin' Bout 'in\/
'tall!
i
Mrs. L. C. Collier entertained Sat
urday with a 2 o'clock dinner In hon
' or of her daughter Miss Elorence
| Collier and Miss Thelma Phelps'
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Reding had a:-, i i10usegur ts f om Chickasha. Guests
dinner guests Thursday Mr. and , wprf) xlrs a}acey Satterfleld, Misses
M. Geo. tleding and family <  Eva Kimball. Lellan Harris, Faulk
Chickasha, Mr. and Mrs. Clias. Red- 1 pr an(] f>arma Russell, all of O. C.
ing and family of Calumet, Mrs. Hen w a,u, Mre. j. (, Phelps. The girls
idy kite
,(H ,.v Wolf and family, Mrs. Hubert
Reding, Mrs Martin Denn of Okla
«'it: =">'1 "|,v- ,'u"er,■
persons
lint
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NOT
Island.
will 1
new b
had na
eorator
dec 8c
Miss Sybil Sanderson spent th.
Thanksgiving vacation in Shawnee
Mrs. Ivan Howard of Tulsa and
Mr. Frank Patterson ot Knid apeni
the week end with their parents Mr.
ind Mrs. r B. Patterson.
all returned lo Chickasha yesterday.
Mr. R. R. Cobb returned from
Pawhuska Saturday where he had
been for several weeks on business.
T. B. A. club members were pleas
antly entertained Saturday afternoon
when Mrs. Harry Morris was hostess
i The rooms were prettily decorated
in autumn foliage and berries, in
Mrs
* * * * the game of auction Mrs Lawrenc.
H c. Brown will be hostess ^ ^ ^ ^ aworded the favor for
the Fa.!Notts club tomorrow, af
ternoon at 2 o clock.
high score, after which a delicious
two course lunch was served Mrs.
\V P. Murphy was an additional
guest. The club will meet next Sat
urday with Mrs. Lee Rohde.
"KATCHA KOO"—?
Mrs. Carrie Burke, daughter of I
Mr. and Mrs James Casey who re-
cently underwent an operation for!
appendicitis, Is improving nicely.
The annual charity fair and carni- j
val given by the 11. P. O Elks came j
to a close Saturday night after a j
week of enjoyable entertainment.]
The proceeds of the fair will be used |
for charitable work lr D tine r u >n i
the grand prize of $1<H) in the draw-
ing Saturday evening, Walter Down |
ey won the second prize of $75 amy
Mrs. J. W. Hayes won third prize of
$50. The total amount netted by
the fair will not be known until a
complete check is made tills week.
The next meeting of poultry fan
ciers who are taking the poultry
short course given by Prof Nayloi
will be held at the high school on
Thursday evening at 7:30. The sub-
ject to be discussed will be poultry-
breeding. All who are interested in
poultry culture are cordially invited
to' attend the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lorenzo,, who
reside southeast of the city enter-
tained a number of friends at cards
on 'Friday evening Refreshments
were served following the gam0.
Copyr.Rht. 1911 by McClure New E«P«' Syn<*clM.
•THE WEATHER
(Bv >'ulteci .'ti -s)
Tonight and Tue-.lay fair.
fTHE markets
<S> John I
' ! liquor in
and Ruby
hict. Vi<
band wen
having na
and were
Export wheat S4<
Milling wheat 90c.
Oats 25c.
Corn white 30c.
CoTn mixed 29c
Rye 55c.
Barley 30.
Kaffir 30.
Eggs 45c.
Butter fat 32c.
Springs 13
Hens 15c.
Roosters fi
Stags 10c
ONLY
□AYS
LEFT%0>1^|W
TD5H0P^§® %
aut
and Paint
South Rock j • • • •
30p| Mrs Karl Humphrey will be lios
I ,pss Wednesday to the Wednesday
meeting ot Bridge club.
Red Cro< * 9 9
Ntov. 30. at Mrs. D D Clow of Sapulpa is
,.f el . t spending a few days with her pa'- | ' n]> MtgB Nel]le n. Steele
(rs. The pub. ents Mr. and Mrs. James Henry whoj _ „
^ iiiil Mr !«rw1 TVTrH
tOc ai-e leaving Wednesday for several
months visit in Los Angeles. Miss
I Satur Fannie Henry and Mr. Howard Hen-
ng Bill ry are also going to Los Angeles
„ on a where Miss Fannie will enroll in
.duct G. M. school.
4p - ding an.l " ; .■ i K
of ha vini: R F. Jones returned to 8. M. I -j ^ ^ Weatherfor(,
were .taken in Dallas after spending Ihanksgiv-
Merh ing with his parents.
lined ?l" * * * * , ,
,,r,\.rly con Miss Tlie.la Huff spent Thanksglv
• 1 le-r hi. j ing in Custer City.
t ch ge of • * * * *
■ ... jion Mr and Mrs. J. L. King and
iho rountv da.rrhter Thelma motored to Okla
..... made C'itv \i-sterday.
molts Labor day party. The big
comedian testified in a clear voice,
showing irritation now and then. Ho
testified that he found Virginia
Rappe kneeling on the floor ot the
bath room adjoining his room in the
St. Francis and that he picked her
up and held her so as to relieve her
nausea if possible, that ho carried
ber to his bed and phoned for help
When he returned she was tearing
her clothing, and he said to her "If
vou want your waist off, I'll help
you, then I told the girls to prevent
her from disrobing."
(By United Pressl
San Francisco, Nov. 28. Ijouiss
Glaum, screen star, has been sub-
poened by the state as a rebuttal
witness in the Arbuckle case, it was
learned loday. Just what the state
expects her to testify is being kept
secret. Arbuckle is expected to taka
the stand in his own defense today.
The defense will close its testimony
today.
Mr. Steele. 219 North Macomb
avenue is enjoying a visit from his
of
of Muncie, Ind.. Mr. and Mrs Fred
Pilley of Gotebo, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Cope and bo.i of Gotebo and Mr. and
Mrs. M. B. Cope and son.
Dr. and Mrs. T M. Aderhold and
family had as guests yesterday Mrs. j
Emma Mathls and daughter Miss
Miss Alice Richmond has accepted
n position as organist at the CapMol
theatre In Okla. City and assumed
hor new duties today.
Mrs. Clyde Musgrovo attended the
funeral of Mrs. Chapman in Oklaho-
ma City today.
OKLA. CITY MARKETS
Cattle receipts 1500; market was
teady; steers, top $5 50; bulk $4 75
fii $5.25; heifers $4.50; cows $4.25;
cannera and cotters $1.50®$2.50.
C.lf receipts 50; market steady.
Hog receipts 1500; market 10e
lower; top $7.15. Stockers $7.00.
Mrs. F. A Gibson was
ritv visitor today.
Okla
the
nd wh
poll
. had in
> whicn
om the
Mrs II A. foley was a charming
hostess Saturday when he enter
talned with a luncheon bridge party
in honor of her daughter Mrs. Emma
Estill of Edmond and her guest Ml-:'
I Mary Rudolph, also of Edmond. Th ■
I rooms and tables were artistically
decorated with American Beauty
e 1 roses and large yellow chrvsan'th
Kilt, ret arm'I fron "
, , . mum A .1. li.
evening where she j ^ ^ Vl.rv„d> the mi and yellow
.. :  f i" ■ ■ 1
out. it! the gam. Mr Maude \\i! " .Wlbr00k, Miss Frances Mur-
llams was presented the favor for Mnry A
high score and in the cut Miss Mr. - v
Rudolph was given a handsome fa
vor. \.sistin. th. ho   Mr-
, , a,,,.' (' E Gradv. Mr . Bradshaw an.l Mr-
Willla.11 Maurer had as week en - ^ Tvv(.nt, „VI. guest
u>sts John Stanley and John \\ .1-
Miss Hassl
Lawton last
pent Thanksgiving.
Miss Elizabeth Moffett and Miss
!rgaret 11 adbury of Norman sped
Saturday and Sunday with Miss Hel
m Allen.
luncheons at the hours of 11 and 1
o I lock Clever little baskets filled
vSth dainty bonbons were given as
favors. A delicious four course lun-
,'h. on was served. Assisting the
hostess was Mrs. Henry Behne, Miss
nrd.r. I am of Okla. City.
f the Mi s Evelyn Burke and her house
, , Miss Lenna Redus of Norman
alon i returned last evening to Norman.
larnis' Mi1- Orpha Cooper spent the week
v ,i :, i in Okla. City and attended a
firemen | 1 .in' lieon bridge party given by Mrs.
,le and 1 H- [eom-
X.-:.' Maurer, Douglas Emmon-.
llorac. Taylor, Albert Lee Morrison
ere present f"
party.
Miss Ethel Clfer
day from a month's visit
geles and I^ong Beach, <
there she visited with Mi
returned yeste
. While
and Mrs
J. H. Pash and Mr and Mrs. It.
Shaw, both families were form,
from El Reno.
I The attractive home of Mrs
Aderhold was beautifully de
in pink roses Saturday when she
T. M.
orated
pin . n.ise Aderhold, Miss Eliza
l„.,h Burk. and Miss Velma Gilbert.
M, il C Masters of Minco whs an
   town guest. Eighty invita-
w,.re issued for the luncheon.
In honor of her daughter Mrs.
Emma Estill of Edmond and he.
guest Mit-s Mary Rudolph, also of
Edmond. Mrs. H. A Coley entertain-
ttil|, a delightful six course din
terday The table was bean-
, I fully centered with a silver basket
. ..lining American Beauty roses.
,,ed with the honorees
Mr. and Mrs. \ O. Jacobi. Mr.
,n(l Mrs Frank Korn. Mrs. H. .
S. hultz of Columbus, Ohio, Mr. P. -
Harbour of Tulsa and Miss Thelma
Inn Result I C'eorg.
l.oVan! Robley Standard, Al I tertalned
1th the last of a
of 1 Cardwell.