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New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
James, Plane Still Sought

POuGHKEEPSlE. a. t.. Aux L.
Investigation Of reports OF finding ths
airplsne driven by Captain Nansen Z.
James, lost Canadian ace. was trans.
ierred to-day to Stissing Mountain.
near Pine Plains. II was stated thas
the airplane had been found en- ,haa
mountain. bat thus far ne conermaI
kSeu has been possibsa.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Ferdinand Still " callhv
fN-hing Has $4,000. 900 Left
After Seizure of Securities

GENEVA. Aug. - Bv The Assn-
c'atea Press The seizure in Eag.Ana
o. securities belonging 70 fornar n me-
ferdinand Of Bulgaria. valued st 50
oFV.Npo' VIII not altogether ruIn the
monarch. according to reliable ln-
formation obtained here
II is sad thar ferdinn.a. toward .he
end OF lfii. took the precsutfon Of
placing a's tortauo abroad. ma.tlr !,
neutral countries. Swiss banks for 81,
stance. ara said 70 mold stoek. ana
ponds be onging % him valued ~ n..,-
" - l.0oe 600 $1,000 0o91. Large SIMS
also were placed 80 Hungary where
erd nand - now fugitive. with MS
family
dispatch from London july 10 said
securities belonging to FERDINAND.
valued az $1,000 600. which rad been
re- London slnce the beginning Of fhs
wa. mad lna' dag been declared for
felt 20 the British crown The forfeit
are wa made after proceedings before
commissioner and jury
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

Manhattan
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 414. Howdeu Tile and
Marble Co, Inc, agt Leopold Weiss ct al
June 20, l919...-. -........... .......... S475
Bronx
COURTLANDT. .AV, II 149th ST. 55110O:
American Hardware Corpu agt Peoples
Big Market, Inc. ct al, March %
SAME PROPERTY, same agt same; Nov
70 1917 .....-... .,....-.. S49sl7
SAME PROPERTY. Conradson & I'm agt
same oct so, 1913. ..... NiiI. *
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

7lsT ST, 313 E; Title Guar < Trust Co. sub
rus to Lawyers Mtge Co. 80 Liberty
4aD ST 476 W. Lawyers rite & + i''go0 GO io
Augustus c Gurnee and ano. trus. Bar
Haroor, Me- atty, l. 7 & T Co l6O
1l-TH ST. II W. Richari Ii Hunt 10 i,.,v
yers Mtge co, SO Liberty st ....... 1000
A4si II ST. s. $50 w LIST aV. 25xlUt.lI.
Mutual Trust Co OF Westchester Co, trus
40 39nn Tirndy to Lawyers Mtge Co.-sl5. 900
% ~ ST. 2I6 II. Wilson Marshall, adm ot
Wilson Marshall, H. to Wilson Marshall
ia ma, brtasepor1, Conn, attys, button
WEST END AV, Il. SAM to same attys,
Bronx
AV. $, .539.t n le5th st. 25x
hiigeman. llo2 steOuins av atty YIN
tiilgeman, ll02 stebbins av...'.sl.0 600
SD AZ SbV4-b; DIedrlch BeArcns to Benz
Benlnson.. = l56th st. atty. y Y Title
81 AN 5. lIo iSlst 81. -oN4-l2.
Benj Mordecai and ano. trus. TO Benl
Aordecal and ano. trus, atty. Lawyers
Mtse GO, % Liberty ....-............ S
SA ME- PROPERTY same as trustees t.
lawyers M1ge Co. 90 Liberty ST. atty.
Clinton AN. $. ili.2 3 lsotn st. 5o'4S 'o'49
10, l. L * T Go to Dorothe Steinkaulp.
5.3 W l72d st ct al, atty, r G & T co.
SUMMIT AV, $50. Isabel kemp 0Vo to
aeo, s@rs, to Doilar savings Bapk. 27ss
81 az. attys Mac helar 4 G, Is Cedar
t5tiAsh AN sli, 3iaggt ualiy - ida
iia..y; -9ga Mestche .ter AZ. S. G y
GtANi Az. cor Buchanan Pace i0Ox
55po; Buchanan Ho'dins Corp to Jeron
So. 'sS B"ay; atty Ii Goiding, lss
t5Nay .:....... ....-.-..... ....... fI2. 600
LOTS ana :, pioc,l 81, map ai5rtss PARK
Mutual Life ms CO and 90 to Sol Bur-
stan, Ailddletown. Del. atty, S Burstan
4OAV III dHt |. .
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Larchmont Buyer TO Build

George Howe has sold three lots in
Block 402, Lakeside Drive, Larchmont
Gardens, to Mrs. Mark L. Snyder, who
plans to build house for her own
occupaNcN.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

DAINTY. ELABORATELY APPOINTED
COT NTRY SUBURBAN HOME FO Il
SMALL FAMILY AND 4 GARAGE;
VERY LARGE ROOMS AND BIG TILED
BATHROOMS PLOT Ioox1SO FEET: LESS
THAN ONE HOUR FROM NEW YORK
tiTi: PRICE $1,000 COMPLETE
READY TO LIVE IN; $500 CASH
TAXES IT. BALANCE ON MORTGAGES;
II Is A REAL OPPORTUNITY. DE
lALS FROM B. c.. p. o. BOX 6sS. CITY
hALL STATION, NEW YORK CITY.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13

LEXINGTON Av. 1908: Chas \ searls 10
iltie Guar & Trust Co, atty. T G & T
,o,0, GO, l,s Bway; Aug 10, 1910. .....-Sl. 500
il0 IT. 81 100 Amsterdam av. 25x
~ II; Thos II Calhoun TO Herbert A
knoX, exr Of lisa bella l. Miller, attys
Anox @ Deignan. 29l Bway -. 81 250
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Buys House at White Plains

The Robert E. Farley Organization
has sold for Mrs A. Louise Johnston
her house in Concord Street, in the
Lester HlIl section of White Plains, to
Gregory NJ. Dexter
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13

FOR SALE Residence and grounds in
Liewe.lyn Park, New Jersey; on easterly
sope or Orange Mountain house has six
teen rooms and four baths, steam and hot
ar furnaces. electric light and gas; seven
acres Of land fine shade trees. space for
IVY motor cars IN carriage room OF stable
may De- addressed to A. c. C., room 3lI, SO
Wall street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
CONNECTICUT
PENNSYLVANIA

JUST at the foot Of the Pocono Mountains.
One mile from Lackawanna r. r. station
within TWO hundred feet of fine trout stream
Beautiful summer home. Eleven rooms, two
,wo Kitchens equipped, heat. light. Furnished
IN good taste with modern furniture In all
rssp-cts ready for occupancy Ice house
saretaHers house About four acres ground
FOR prices. etc. write
LeISar Il L'Hommetlieu.
oot Main ST.. Stroudsburg, Pa.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

7TH AV. 2o5 all; Henry A Falk { ano as
agents 10 Aaron Reichbart ct al. l05 W
12Oth st; yrs. from May l. 1920. atty.
Peter A Abeles $50 Bway. ......... s4,10O
ST NICHOLAS AV. 1916. store of Chas
Y Smith to Chas Refs, 16oth ST & Boston
rd. Bronx. YRS, from Aug /, l9l9 attys.
Kurt & Ruby, 135 Bway ...... $4,000
IIerman NIishkin. 4e9 5th av YRS. from
May /. 1917 atty, Benz Jarvitz, l32s'
l3WaN ! S3,tvV
Sd AV, s36; store OF Leasehold Impt Co
to G Eichenwald & Co, asa st Nicholas
av; 5 yrs. from Sept l, 1919 ...... $500
7TH AV. II e c attn st; store u A Schultz
Inc. to Andrcas Farmandatos, So Lex
ington avi yrs. from July !, 1919;
atty. JOS Oatman. 1886 Bway....s6,375
I'D Az s78 all. the Schaefer Co TO
Lazarus Co. Inc. 97s 3d av; . yrs from
May f9, 1921; attys Gilbert g. 43
ExGsenge p ,.,.,;,. - 70
ct AL exrs to Louise n \ Coffyn. 666
Lexington av; 15 3l2 yrs from Aug l.
1919 atty. Louis Carreau, I96 9Th av.
81 100
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
YONKEKS

YONKEKS
EIGHT FAMILY BRICK HOUSES. sl4 500,
rents se.4oo; $50, 1000, rents $4.foo; nets
37qc: easy terms 6-room house. parquette
floors, large plot. $4.s0o. Beautiful Park
Hill homes Thomas. B'way & Mclean ave.
ON ST, NICHOLAS AVE. near 157th St,
3-story and basement stone and brick
dwelling. IL rooms. baths. Price 81 1900.
About $500 required. DANIEL HAY Els.
Is Warburton ave, Yonkers.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE-Large plot
river view: convenient Also Park Hlli
house at great bargain Many good propo-
sitions. You should l. Gaul. at once. SAC
South Broadway. Telephone S625.
SCARSDALE
HANDSOME HILL TOP, 70 acres: ideal
for gentleman: country estate. near golf
club: unobatructsd view in all directions;
splendid orchards. and stately trees: at
tractivs prios. NJ brokers' Owner. Box
l73. Scarsdale. NJ Y
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
MOUNT VERNON.

NEW HOUSES UNDER CONSTRUCTION.
and rooms, all up-to date impts. :,
good restricted location, Vernon Park: 3
minutes from station. DAVID PRC NIER.
33 Brookside ave. Telephone 1928
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Bronx

FORDHAM RID II q cor Decatur av; cen
tire store: Pietro Damato q ano to John
Pappas 2464 Washington av, & ano
YRS from April 80. 1913; atty, Jas
Courtis 3S9 f Fordham I'd d..-..... $3.50
PARK AV, 4456-S; all; Geo Seller to John
J Dooley Ass Park av & ano; . yrs.
from sept l, 1919. atty, J. Dooley.
A-58 Park aV .............. $50
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Gentlennan's Home
NEW JERSEY
CLAIR, N. J.

House ten rooms. bath. steam heat.
Can be used for two families. Lot
lV0xl76 room for two more houses.
nice shade. Convenient TO trains
stores So hool. trolley. Price far below
bank value Bank MORTGAGE s4,5e0-Oo.
Apply owner. No. 335 Orange Road,
NONTCLAIR New Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
nat. VERNON

Inspect these exceptionally abrasive
7 and e-roorn new housss; RESTRICTED sec
ton; CLOSE to transit lines; At $4,000 TO
oI3,koe; act quick, Cccupancy sept. ~ ~
Stieger Bros.. 30 8. 11th ave. Phone s4A.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
NEW ROCHELLE

Nrw COLONIAL STYLE HOUSE. seven
r.oms and two baths. open hreplace: an
modern i'm provenents, garage; price IL
so0 tarr,s Home Realty Company, New
Rochelle Trust Co. Building, Room sS'
Phone 337.
NEW HOME, rooms, bath gas. electric
ity. hot water heat; plot 5oxloo Pr'ce
800. open to offer Reynard s. krat..
s0S Hueuenot st. Telephone 264l. New
Rochelle, N. Y.
RENTAL OPPORTUNITY -- Ten rooms
three baths, beautiful park section
400 SALE-Eight rooms. tiled bath.
hot water heat. electricity: tne locauon'
only $500: easy terms ~ Il. CoLH q
SON. l3 North ave.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13

wEsTCHEsTER. COUNTY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12
PRESIDENT TO
CONTINUED from Page one.)


laps many weeks before he will
he able to resume his duties. The
doctors believe he can only be re,
stored to his old condition by ad-
herring rigidly To their program OF
rest and quiet. At the White House
this morning. DIR. Francis X. Der
cusm. neurologist of Philadelphia,
held by Rear Admirals Grayson and
Etitt and Or. Sterling Rufiin. OF
washington. The bulletin issued BY
the four physicians was as follows: :
The president shows signs OF
continued Improvement. but his
condition is such as to necessitate
his remaining in bed for, an ex-
tended period"
DR.. DercUln was gratified at the
progress made by the president and
was especially. pleased at the treat
ment of the president by DIR. Gray
son, who Is Mr.. Wilson's personal
physician. Applying the bulletin
this afternoon Or. Grayson said
said that mention of the presidents
necessarily long confinement wa =
only part of the rest cure decided
upon by all the physicians III the
case. There is no immediate inten-
ton of permitting the president to
leave his bed.
The state department. heard today
that Colonel Z. NJ House. tho
presidents most intimate friend
and one of the American delegates
to the peace conference has been
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12

ueved that he could have unof7
ficially, of course, been of great seI7
vice to the president In seeing TO IL
that his ideas were properly car
ried out by members OF the CABINET.
for the Colonel was the gululnS
genius of the peace conference liz
the absence of the president.
This was another excessively
warm day, but the president Weath7
cred the heat in good shape. Here-
after DIR. Grayson Will hold no con
ference with the newspaper men Ut
night as has been his custom. his
only statement will be the text OF
the bulletin which Is usually issueo
at ten o'clock in the evening.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12
CLOSE Finish At
ROOSEVELT FIELD
Kiol aid spatz E'll'st to Land.
While Maynard Wins in
Westward Flight.

Roosevelt Fled, aucoIa, y. Y.
oct ll~-Only twenty seconds apart
at tie end of the first itg Of the
round trlp transcontlncnt4l flight
second Lieutenant y G. kie} ana
Major Carl C'pat4 landed here tonight
at $3.50 and 6;35 So resp ectiNcly.
They were greeted by large crowu,
whose cheering brought Erius 10 the
faces Of the first avIaturs t. complete
The eaSt~ ard leE Of thG raCa
MAY SARD LEADS WESTWARD.
san Francisco, Oct. IL L.ouLeu-
ant b. w. Maynard landed here at
};lZ OF =. NJ. (4:12:01 New y DIRK
time), completing the air journey
from MIneol9, N. T.. in "a hours So
minutes ~ =. seconds flying time.
4.ocHeater. y Y, oct II-~Capluin
Lowoii II, smith. who led ia the east
~ard flight all the way from the Pa
e.hc coast until this informing. when
u" came to grief ia Cleveland,
through the breaking Of his prupe Her
blade, arrived here this aftvra, IN al
AS .cloCt lie viii remain here
until Monday morning, when Aa win
continue his hiBhL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12

ers at today's conference with the
national adjustment commission
what was practically an ultimatum,
demanding a declaration as to
whether the strikers wculc unload
SHIPS for the governm emit
The strikers refused to favor the
government
New York suffered from milk
shortage. due TO the strike.
All coasIwise shipping dates were
cancelled.
Announcement was made that
unless The strike eads by Wednesday
rne million tons Of perishable
fcodstu1s will be tier up
Announcement we. made that ten
thousand American railway express
dr.vcrS and helpers viii walk out
Sunday If the national adjustment
commission does net grant their de-
mands for n wage raise OF SOS a
month and time and a half for over
tire.
Mayor Hyland abandoned a three
day rest at Atlantic City to return
mere to DO what Is possible to pre-
vent a famine Of mtIlS and foodStufts
Six government transports and
passenger vessels are due here with T.
n the next few days, on one OF
~ rich is Colonel u. ". House is
travelling william a. Riple, fed :
eraI Representative declared the
SHIPS will be locked and unloaded
p. men in the govern rnent service,
The strike on the Hudson river
ftrrier resulted in unprecedented
.amminE IN the under river tubes
Many thousands commuters were
striously aforementioned by the I'M
announced stoppago of the ferry
lines
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12

III on board the steamship Great
Northern on which he sailed from
France last week. II is understood
he is suffering from an attack of
the grip. Colonel House was very
Ill with the grip in Paris just about
the same time the president was
suffering from influenza and his
present illness comes right on the
heels of the presidents latest in
disposition.
Colonel House 1t was learned to-
day has been informed daily by
wireless of tho condition of tho
president and he was to have come
direct to Washington upon his ar
rival in the United States. 1t is be-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12

OF relief and prepared to move on
10 Eree1er fields aud pastures,
Ned Breeder. John Carleton,
Tommy Friend f'airlamb and the
score IF others whose Visions have
becenfe permanently impaired hN
going too long on Green and gold
ceased the endless task OF counting
coin and began "a measure e by th"
hEtSet full The last auto@0hiie
rolled out II the cate iutu tEv AGu-
l,,ard the last weary visitor t-opt
otor She tridge and inv the wait
ing street car. the last 'ent YVES
switched or AMI the greatest fair
"a Virginia histcrE ,oinol the
otGer thirteen heyoa6 the pale IN
tue land Of the Things that Were.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12

The hoGse OF Alberta DoVoe. 22s-
2aa East BANK street. was raided this
morning by one u Or Peters agents
ass s,eG by local police Officers. ana
forty eight 4garts of luuor were
Selzea- She was arrested and later
lied lar her appearance Monday in
Justice Clements court. The house
mas been under suspicion sor1e time.
oscar L.. Thomas was Dr. Peters in
speetor AZ whose inetigation the
JOINT as pulled
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12

- s'~'s..S q eo31' '1-o e -,
tsr,a - '
nrp nv, ,,,.v.,,.,s,,,-,1
Is. wr1<t,sor f,rael,n.r - s,r.o,
s.nYpra fa~ All ,wcr+g rt.,..s rfrs..,
,ss SWAN ason es,{y aca ,,snt.eee q,
i 4. :. ranaya3 6trsr.}ar n g,nfergbr,r.-
ranta,n sorelA snoA & anal 1tve IN
q has wonderful diving Suit and has
not been seen since. Ii wag stated
-ffrxrrs would come Up for air in the
Cockade city
- Iontrary 10 the prevailing express
sions OF cynics who assert that tho
Last might 50 u7lEood, that ev ~ act
is rushing through and ecramhilns
things In an EFFORT - get away. tha(
the performers have gotten oar
Jack and care not what you think
Of them during the long winter, last
nfght sho" vas az Ei@pE ana per
fsetig perforf"o,i as any ~ The first
I'VE IT an% tfinF every @ct an b
actor oisp'aFf1 "ad!t}o"ai pep IN
hoinE tHrootn -f.e l@r' W 'ie''
t'ac'ea e~0lFs pefi'f ''i''''
a. " '''n nv nay r. tt'en li'i
eeiAfe, many 81 s"'tH WIN tet AT ~
mex. year anu otgeIlo was ON as
jealous OF ms 1'"9d era "ha az ~ I'e
Ass1ase ae,pr o. H'E t7l'u '@Iioh ~
az eheer'alhst f''Tn me are" "fhA
am MAJ - i'1ls = SO Va
c1liihs Ahs'h lna'iAiii'i'') W'fe 'He
n@ Aii3 OPP - eii'sSrS "Nre
16Ty ~ Ine PEot 10 anu 80
foni 'U"uS ~ eis l't
- ~ - hT $3.50 ?t.e.. =" "t 80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12

eESary.
The ships operated by the war
department. are pubic ships. They
are bringing back soldiers--many
81 them sick and wounded---from
France and carrying requirements
and supplies 70 osr &amy In France
and G1QunnI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12

%eH York oct 1.-THE long
hou,=e1's strikers. sad 20 number
nearly 1000 Who have crippled
ali ocean -gqing Shipping and who
tp4ay succeeded In extending the
t4e up 20 certain ferry lines. are bal
.oUNE Ton Fht in their local unions
to determine whether. pending ad-
HIS. mcut Of their claims by The
national adiustn1 ent commission.
they shall return TO wr=t.>
The statement today ~ r V.
D'Tonnor, president OF the Inter
-7ttaosl T.an1S1. IrSn1en's Associa-
t"n that this strike is threatening
TIE very life ard manhood Of or
rari1cd }ab0r was credit with
having not a title 70 do with. the
decision ~ the strike leaders %
submit 70 the main body OF striA
us themselves through voting in
their unions. the question If con
nnj0E the strike which IL paralyz-
ing the shipping industry.
other developsn cnts today are.
Strike leaders threatened 10 tic
uu the entire Atlantic seaboard un-
iess their demands were Rrnrted.
Fhe war board sent tc striaa Lead
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12
NorAHl.E,S IN LINE


The following visitors of note
occupied the automobiles forming
q portion of the parade:
No Captain James Power
Smith. Coo}ael Robert Il Lee. Mrs.
Robert Z Lee. Mrs. w. II. f. Lee,
General Charles J. Anderson
No. Mrs. Il. Randolph Preston,
Miss Anna jackson Preston. Rev
Charles Carter Randolph. MESS Ran
aolph. MAJOR william a Amber son.
Mrs. Charles r. Myers
No. S--Iudre George l. Christian.
Mrs, George l. Christian, Mrs J.
Tay'aa EflyseE. Z. u. Hotchkiss,
Colonel ". S. Archer.
10. Captain John Lamb, Mrs
\ v Randutlth, Mrs i. A Glef .er,
Miss ANA Is Boykla, Colonel +
NJ WORKMAN
~. 3~e55rT1yfai 10 Lame stern. G.
T. boiling, Mrs q. r. w, Kern,
Henry =. HotehE isa
No. 6-Fdwu I. Cox. Or Beverly
Randolph Tucker. Mrs Beverly RAN
dolph Tucker. Judge L. c. Richard
son. Mrs u. 6. Richardson.
Ne. Colonel William NJ. Myers
" WICheE Keen, Mrs " ". kccu,
CAPTAIN J. Thomy son Brown, r Pey
ION GHes. Colonel JOAN McAnerhy
No &-t3eneral W W Sale, Mrs
" " Sale, r William Severs
Mrs =, w Sievere, Master Siever@#
Miss SieverS
No a-Aiss SalIie Archer Ander-
sen Mrs. John Mason, Miss Susie
Harrison. irs, J. F,u8ers Robinson.
Mrs Emma SCOT Taylor. Of the
tarff 'crate Memorial Literary So
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12
NORTH RICHMOND

Groceries & Provisions
NJ MOLTEN.
900 North second Street.
CFFTsNBAUN BROS,
f2o North Second Street.
Confectionery Store
,. r. snZEIL.
600 North Fifth street
Groceries & Provisions
r.. WAtPFRT G. co,
400 Worth First Street.
j. GREEN,
627 North Fourth Street.
H. SHERMAN.
700 SB' Il Ninth Street.
y. II. FIIIT",
SOC North Ninth Street.
FRANK MICRO,
800 E.ast Baker Street.
j, u, SHYIONSKY.
30I North Second Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12
FAIR FA[lS
(continu.d from Page one.)
orr TO rnrrRenUnG.

pei boa Sawnsng at. about the same
ATne and decided 1t was rcptIian bed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12

Norfolk, Va, oct. 1t.--Practfcal-
" all shipping ia tiea up here today
% account Of the lo.gshoreraen's
e rike N New York. ship owners
fuse 70 send their vessels from
.#.a iort without assurances that
luey could pc ualoaaed when they
reached New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12

These are essential war opera
tons and neither delay nor inter
tereuce can be permitted. Tho
4ps raust and VIII be operated"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-11

One of either Of these garments would feel
so comfortable these cold days
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-11


q telspouu cinnamon
Cups rtisinF
Uup ciffun
o cup rufTnts
cun4 mute
cup rnudicd fE'
cup dates
p. cup rHniInd cherries
ia Dup cindiel pineapple
is run rlrdIrl orange peel
ih rup 'rFst'llkDd fInEr
-f cup canned ifuif Illc"
g Teaspoons baking N.aydnr
uua Nuur
Remove ruI auN fne lNnu moot fNfu
If uurh Chop iNr nNd Tun nNf ''u'
polling wattr iHt iand mul cool
Add sugar monsse4 spices end iruf
iuice Mia baking powder VIII flour
Chop citFuu ana flH4 and cut the roNf
nf the frult into small piecea. Add f.uuf
ard fruit tp miNure Turn iufo deem
huitcr foufrd bread pans uud
when cool wiau 800 oiled paper nnd Ncel
600 urhf tu h0A until need 81
Hard Tack
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-11

iho Womnna N9ndN CLUB mc' this
w.rk with Airs J q rartlott i12 south
Broadway GooiFc Bcrnard Shaw's
df tuHs und some of bic chnrnctoristlcs
ns writer were Fivcn in rosponse Go
th roll caii
fNr reading and criticism Of the
l outbreaks House h} ShnW wns given
d. Nrs j. B youdrom Shaw.s "Otfla-
hrr w. g." au nterude off the great
wnr w given hy MIA Henry Rod
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dr0u aud Mrs Redmond were os spec
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-11

La 7etama Club.
lH iefama Club VIII meet WcdncHc
day afternoon at Z o'clock 90 the home
of MHa Julia Caldwell The following
program VIII hc uiven under the leader
shin OF Mias Redmond
summary of "rhe Wild Duot' Miss
Richmond
Grefor Werio the over jealous truth
teller MIS- ColeY
iihlmnr Ekdal. fho moral bankrupt
Miss a ~ Hin
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-20
Milton, Ind.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hussey enter
tanned Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Hussey OF Indianapolis and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Mueller. Mrs. Eliza Mar
latt has returned from a visit with
Newcastle friends. Mrs. Sam Rob-
bins spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Jane Thurman at Spiceland.
Clarence Strang came Tuesday to visit
his mother. Mrs. A. J. Hart. He is
on his way from Cincinnati to take
a position in Chicago. ;. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Doty and son and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thurman and daughter had a
picnic supper at Glen Miller, Sunday.
-. Miss Nettie Bennett had as week
end guest her cousin Miss Halle Bid
good Of Shelbyville, Mo. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Jones and guest, Mrs
Mary Sands Of Chicago, Miss Mary
Lowell Jones motored to Union City
Wednesday to send few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hardy Mrs
Charles Migent has as guests hel
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-20
ASSEMBLY
kDJOURNS in OHIO

COLUMBUS, O., June Kidnapping
and snarling. the irritated members OF
the General Assembly Thursday con-
cluded their fourth session, and after
wrangling and scrapping recessed un-
til December 1. when fifth attempt
at tinkering the taxation system of
Ohio will be essayed.
Strong insurgency was displayed by
the House of Representatives toward
the "autocratic" ways Of the Senate,
and several speeches denouncing that
body as being naughty and selfish
were made. AS result of the fight
the regular bills, carrying sundry
claims against the state amounting to
$500, 900 failed to pass, and the credit
ors of the state, some Of whom have
been waiting as long as four years,
again will be held OF until next De
cember.
Several Of these were present and
made the heated air even hotter with
their protests. Bitter as was the fight
it did not prevent the warning mem
bers from passing a separate claims
bill to pay the salaries of the legis
lative attaches for the recess period
amounting to almost $4,000.