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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-12

have been shipped from Hood River by
the Apple Growers association.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-12

Nourishing and substantial lunches
are being furnished the school children
Of Klamath Falls at an average cost
Of go cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-12

Boyd Duns;on, the only man in his
squadron who escaped death in the Ar.
gonnc drive, has arrived at his home
NJ Cnstlerock, Wash.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-12

Ridgefield, Wash, is taking steps TO
hard surface Lake street, Pioneer ave
nue. and Main street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-12
By L. G. Martin

Omitted Press staff corrcspondcnt)
Washington, June -. - An era Of
high prices such as the United States
has never seen would result from adop-
tion Of the plan Of the world financing
outlined to the senate foreign relations
committee by Well Street bankers,
senators opposing the league Of nations
predicted today.
They declared the frank statements
Of Morgan, Vanderlip and Dawson In
the "treaty leak" investigation show
ed that Wall Street plans the formation
Of the greatest trust in history, 10 be
underwritten by the United States gov
ernmcnt and to control not only the
eountry's money but the industry as
never before.
The inevitable result Of putting into
Wall Street Is grip the whole eountry's
financial and industrial resources, these
senators said, would be the elcyating
Of prices Of practically everything the
people Of this country use.
League Opposition looms
High prices, It was declared. would
be Justified on the ground that Eu.
J ropes needs for raw materials, ma.
chinory and other American PRODUCES
causes shortages In this country.
League opponents believe the finan-
ciers' statements 10 the committee arc
in effect notice TO the senate that
Wall Street wants the league Of na-
tions as medium through which lis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

River near Needles. Cal, when m elf.
:'Ig snow In the mountains above thcm
caused sudden rise OF three feet.in
tha river. -
Tons Of water rushed down m.
stream and flung themselves on the
t"t boats which hold MIR. Carewe and
his came raman. Wallace Fox. Mr.
C"rewe's brother. and assistant tlircr-
tor. who has recently left the nav
IS an expert swimmer, having wor,
Ihany. medals TOR his skill in aquatic,
:cats. When he saw the boats can
size he dove into the river and swan,
to the men who we're struggling in tbs
water.
KNOWN. IL was useless TO trv ,,a
assist three persons, he MANAGED ia
reach one OF the boats and 10 This tho
ioGr men chung until further assist
dnce could be sent them from tho com
pany on the shore. BY the time this
reached them. they had been carried
Tar down the river. All four we-o
nearly unconscious when they wcre
taken from the water. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Changed Hands.

Mrs. T.. l.. =. BlackStone.---Cha pc d
hands are the result Of cold, which
has tendency to diminish tho cali
Der OF the cutancouS blood vessels by
producing contraction OF thcir coats.
Hence there is II icsScncd supply OF
blood TO ,hc skin and "a lcSsened nu
triton. accompanied by a decreased Sc
crction OF tho cutaneous glands. These
deficient sccrctions must be replaced
by an outward application. One form
ula which Will be OF service is: milk,
l part: chalk, parts: rlyccrin, |
part. Cracked hands are often dis
agreeable. and the following ointment
will do much 10 relieve the feeling:
cainDhor. 30 grains; boric acid. SO
grains lanolinc. white VaSc!iuc. Of
each !. ounce. Another method ! to
anoint tho hands with .lyccrin after
washing and While they are still damp.
If used without sonic water il has u
drying tendency. II Is Well To anoiut
the hands Just before retiring and then
pat on pair Of soft gloves
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Directing From an Aeroplan,

Arthur tiousman. who, is now at the
pearinG in The Blooming Anger with
MadSs Kennedy, has the distinction
OF having directed three separate
scenes for 4 motion picture while
making his first trip in an airplane:
!; happened in Key West. Fla. while
he was taking part in a govcrnmen,
him. The scenes were OF the kind
which cannot easily be REFINED. so IL
required a cool head and a good mem
ory. Bat Mr.. IIouSman is very mod IT
when telling OF H. TO tell the
truth" he says. the anticipation wac
bigger thrill than the actually.
get more hair- raising shivcrs from
Thinking about /; than did n'hile (
was MP in the air"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
ucccn, Trndc NTH Ccr,.an,

T.. w. Gordonsville.--Thc total value
OF inerch5 ndiSe exported from the
United States 10 Germany in October
1919. was S20.66@.o2l. In October. 1918.
nothing OF value was exported TO Ger
many. Merchandise exported TO Ger
many in the ten months ending Octo-
Der. 1919. were valued at Sj2420 095
Nothing of value was exported TO Ger
many Tor the same period ending in
1918. The exports from the United
states 10 Denmark in October. 1919
amounted to slo.oo0.o00 more than the
value OF merchandise exported in DC
tobcr. l"ls: those Of the Netherlands
Increased almost s20.DOt.060. and o..
Norway more than Slt.0o0.ooo. y part
Of tho mcrcha ndisr exported 10 these
countries was rcshpped TO Germany
The Imports from Germany TO the
United states in October. 1919. were
valued at S2.l57.60S. while in October.
1918. they were valncd at s1t7.22J. For
the Ten months ending October. 1919,
such imports were valued at S4.9l4-
1S7. and for the same period ending
IN 1918 they We're valued at sl6o.SSS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

inc the serious minded young lady
with mission in life because she
used to be Just the type herself TO
look at her laughing brown eyes now
Son wouldn't think it. but she declares
she used 10 tread the college campus
thinking OF her ideals in the same
intense way Cariotta" does il, thu.
picture.
Il used TO be a l.ero worsh:pper Of
thc most pronounced tyre and went
With my head In tho clouds" laughed
Miss Wilson. That's why understand
poor Carlotta so well nnd sym:,athiIe
WITH her when frivolous Floss steals
her lover frnn hcr"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

custom Of adding one on almost every
occasion. Others claim that on tho re-
turn Of Maxirnillan. of Germany. after
- successfu campaign u brilliant re-
Augsburg and 100 round o: cannon
we're ordered 10 hc discharged in hon
az OF the occasion. The officer in
charge, fearing he had not iircd the
right number ordered an extra round.
The town of Nuremburg. which Maxi
milian NEXT visited, not 10 he outhone.
ordered like salute, whence, ii is said.
tho custom descended 10 tho present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

INC moon roiatcs on her axis with
4 velocity such that one complete ~ev.
i.utiol! occupies precisely the time
2ccded .or revolution OF the moon
tround tho cath As "a uonseq,lrncc
" tAis. the moon always turns the
same side towards US. and we see
2n!y one mar o. her surface plus =
small additional amount BROUGHT ~"
Yiew by !ihratior
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
information Bureau

inquiries regarding plmo.t auy ,,,,,.
ter"ns GO legal md u,cdiesI AMI.
neA"ered free. Az II Tn
-"hh, lcttcr. scif-address-j ,tan,net
en'e'oPc - required. tddre,, RI
'iurh-i'srhtrh iuiurnativn Uurenu
'IrhponG, Va "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

VI I Il. I'rles-The rangers ~.
t'i.; OF the Forestry service uc fb.
government. and their duties arc
II.e.!L 70 patio! The forcs; reserves
9: the country, guard aSains, ti,nE,r,.
E4;tyes and s:c that the laws arc com.
2lieI With "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Icsss Frozen in Wa,.r ,,.

: -. ". IL. Cuinnor.-W are unabl,
'c say whether or not inc fre,y;ai. y. ~.
Ea'c' glass; would affect its n-eSs-y
sshS Qualities in the case Of e-rs
a-Iss tnai have :rozcn shou!r bc l,E"d
y oinpi!y 10 save them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
spanish-Am-rican N,r t,,,.

inquirer. Danvi!ic.--Loans for IN.
:t = as American War a'nountcd ,c
,i9GiyS.sto. OF this amount S6ga45
$50 still outstanding matured - s.,
gust J. 1918. and was PAID. j, Is ~
creating to note that while the co,n
Try was engaged in war financing n,
ma rni,udc IL uas pavin =
off the debt incurred l., The IAs, Nv,
IouS war. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Weeks Picture Shows
"r.veryrom.n" Charming.
OFFERINGS Al local HOUSES

'Everywoman'' Charming.
Every woman loves beautiful gowns
send in "Everyw oman, the film YER
nsion OF tic famous morality play.
which is at tho Eiiou Thcatcr this
geek, a multitude OF the fashionable
.niodiS,es' most modern creations. are
shown. In the opening scenes OF the
HiCture, before II becomes a purcly
>Smbolical story % life itself. Il hazaar
rs shown shat is declared to be vcri
~ aoic fashion show. The gowns arc
exquisite and OF VARYING character.
Evening costumes OF tho finest OF ma
. 's-iI.S arc features OF the gaming
oo7n. palace OF Wealth, and other
NJ the Riucbird.
Anita Stewart in The Wreck. Will
be tho Offering today and tomorrow
This is Il reissue OF one o: the best
pictures in which this star has ever
appeared.
i sosocl OIL the rrcqacn, talsi,y Of
eircnnstan;isl evidence is conveyed
~ suggestion through the dramatic
scncs OF Nitagraph's The Wreck"
Tile evidence j. not OF the LEGAL char
'actcr. and the play has no relation
9 court proceedings or prosecution. 1t
treats solely with the sequence and
.|onsiStenoy o: happenings, which
Io ,eharacte!s The, Wreck, tells 4
actc RIA lions By a. the players. In
tcnstIy dramatic scenes occur in
'fsp!d fashion. Miss Stewart is sup
I,,"ricd hy an ai!-s,ar cast. inciudine
Harry Morey and K. Is. Lincoln
Montgomery and Rock. in their lat.
nst comedy. "Rubcs and Robbers" and
aforementioned News arc also on the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

subscriber. i;!camond.- The num.,~
J! automobiles IN the Cnilca S,o;ns :,
.tls vas cstima:cd at 100000. Thc IT,.
.3 3ca ~ numbers is: 1885 l0.oo6i
.2oo' S1.ocu; l'l9. 100000; 1915. us;
80; 1915. 2.2-5 600: 1917. .sGOO.onn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
a Narren I;scane,

Ed " in Carcwe, motion picture di-
TIcclCE, ana his cameraman. Robert
.,.iric; and clarke Bond nearly lost
their lives on Monday December j..
. wmiic taking some scenes in Mr.. Car
eve neW picture called Rio Grandc."
ME. Carcwc and his company were
working on the bank of tho Colorado
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

Slenci Il new !iNc-ycar contract.
IS at work on aci first feature. "iIcr
Elephant Man"
:. =, B.R.-Yes. William Russell is N
Io,nia. re recently bought q home
Pals; Ii YOU van; to &c, in touch
with George Walsh address Your letter
10 10 West forty-sixth street; New
NJ. NJ. K.--Yes. Miss Brockwell made
"er dg n in T rrhe ,ionor system"
TEXAS; lie was Texas Ranger at
7: p. absolutely Pearl White
so that she will bc physically ii, FOR
her next feature. The name OF The
play Is not Yet announced
t. W.--1lohart Eosworth has reccu,ly
poem pc! studded out of. his retirement.
ne Is /" nc starred IN Several Incc pro
Is Behind the Door which il; adaptnd
! rom me IiouVeneur Morris story ny III .
same name,
an,c-ENtras seldom become stars.
one Of The notable exceptions 10 the
rm!c e Charles Ray. who started in
g, h;,:. uoil'"S -. iiicc as an extra. HIS
iDiiiy was soon discovered. ana he ran
idiE grew in popularity. But he is the
Oily exception who has done this. Most
Stars come from the stage or began in
ho',oh pictuHcs IN the carly days
MISS Naturalization Davies rcccn,ly
u ppeared In The Dark star "A mvs-
i@rE story made from Rohcr. W. cham
orrS lhin"uS story Her iatcS, picture
also made from 4 popular novel. is "T'ha
, 'ncin' Murder" by - Phillips Omen
helm. Mss Davies is said 10 he at hrr
,cs' ~ 'h's picture. in which She has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

William Fox will produce a scrce;
Version o. Pear! Do!es Bells book
Her Elephant Man" q circus story
shirley Mason Will star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

toward Gaye i playing opposite u
Edith storey In The Golden Hone.
row he'ne filmed ~; ;hc Erun,o.
studios
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Movie Calendar


:, RIJOU-"EVer!wo
RLUEBIRD-Anita Stewart. In
.Srbe Wreck"
HItOkDN'kN-,inrL Pickford. In
.rhc BurEiRr.''
COIONIkL-Waila~ Reid, In
"Hayvthorne Of tho I. =. A."
TSIS-Rirhnrd Bartheimcs.. In
"Scariet Days"
ODEON-Enid Kenneth in what
every Woman learns
ItEN-"Bonnd and Gagged" and
"BRhy Osborne"
tICTOR-<Ibert itn! and EIinor
Fair. In "NaEabond Luck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

y. @. Fl. Hampton -ODIui,,ns di,,n,
as 10 the origin of hsins a salute ar
g! guns on great occasions. some
arthortties gay II is t.om thn German
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
SCREEN BREVITIES

Henry Koiker. Brentwood director.
- working on THE Third Generation {"
o; which he is the author director.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Just That 1!pe.

MarSciy Wilson. who Diays Carrot
"a IN The Blooming Angel the
Go.dwyn picture starring AIadge Ken
ncdN. was especially fond .. portray
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
hi. Tough Luck.

It's just my luck 10 have them
Stage a banquet scene at a time when
they make me go without my false
teeth says Billy Courtright. veteran
actor. who plays the druggist in tho
Goldwyn picture 1.-THE Blooming
Angel During the action of the pic
'urc Handsomely appointed dinner
liable appears and the actors have real
food including ice cream, sailed al
mondS and fancy cakes "Cnclc Billy"
was instructed by the director TO go
without his teeth as he makes a bet
tcs characteS picture that way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

rive thousand silver haif dollars IA y
4t!!i=ua .oed on table in n motion nir
Urc studio recently while sleek mus
.Hchod Villains and INSCRIPTIONS YAM
pL'cs roanled around the SGT. And at
ihc end az that period only ono Of IN,
PIECES was MISSING. This one had
io'cd OF and fallen through a crack
IN thc stage. The occasion OF al this
.ienp,ins display OF wealth was the
mining OF the scene in ''flawthorne OF
tae J.. : ~" in which Wallace Reid
-srcdk. the bank at Monte Carlo The
n!ctore concerns the adventures o; Two
.tnior'ca1. Law clerks on an incxpcn-
n!vo junket in Europe when they
-NSn0ered into little Kingdom in
Mnich revolution is brewing. Mr.. Reid
y Supported by Lila Lee as leading
Woman aud by Harrison Ford, Tuiiv
Marshall. Theodore Roberts and
Cnaries oEle. The picture is a Para.
mount Aricraf; and and will be shown
Ecr the remainder OF the week at Tho
colonial Tncater
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

Mareavlta Fisher. American star. Is
engaged to marry her business man.
a@er: w: T.. tIeitzen. late licutcna n
.! The United States aviation service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Inst Word in Nerve

:'h the part OF a desperate like Alvarez.
nc central figure in y. W. Griffith
lc" picture. scarlet Day" shown.
thc ISIS Fhcater this week
Alvarez is chivalrous bandi, who
fpos tAe rich and gives 10 the poor.
re IS sonsht by every sheriff in Cali
.o.hid me arm Of the law in Sacra
ncnio posts notice Offering a biz. re-
Nsr0 for the capture OF Alvarez. What
r = nj surprise 10 sec young MEXICAN
a.n'.E Walk up and write nj the bot
III WIFI add 50 to this reward ro,.
.HEcnc Capturing m. ,liyr ~
Maria AiTavca." ''o''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

tue role OF a motion picture actress.
The trials. the struggles and the heart.
breaking experiences OF one who would
succeed on the stage or screen are
wildly portrayed.
III. F.-Scvcr&! of Anthony Homes
noNeLs o. adventure have been mad g
into motion pictureS.--"C.aptain Dicppc ;.
one fhis most stirring. books. was re
Gently picturizcd and will he shown
q an car'N date. u is u Paramount
Aircraft. starring Robert Warwick. tic
popni1r romantic actor Helene Chad
wick is the leading woman and IL Is
Stln 10 ne one OF the best films In
wien Wafwick has appeared since his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

pdiS.-Ii You want TO get in touch
with George Walsh address Your letter
10 10 West Forty-sixth street. New
York city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Answers to Film Fans
Ry THE MOVIE EDITOR

5 W.-Tom Mix is resting He has
Sifncd new !iNe-ycar contract
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

C;oldwyn has signed Flora RaycIIe
q FORMER danseusc or tho Diachilen
ii;'peria! Ballet Russo seen here al
nc Metropolitan several years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

Only one day more .. .A!Dey, Hsv
'ho elmer Fair al the Victor raratcL
"a Jnc William FOX comedy .'Vaga
..''.' 20" EuSk which has caush, III,
stay here us
" iaudabic feature o: this ,no,o.
~. Is IT'S absolute Freedom from any
Ing oplectionablc in The vlcn. Of rvc-,
nc most iastidious. Its FUN is Of III"
Nieantsi sort throughout, rho .innI
showing takes place toni.ht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
With the Film Folks
ChnnEe ThcIr Mnke-Up.
TORIES OF SCREEN Acrops

In their comedy to follow "Rubes
and Robbc"s." Montgomery and Rock.
Nitagraph comedians. plan to change
their stock makeup. Instead Of pc.
!nE seen In rags and jaEs. they will
appear as comedy fashion plates The
many girls OF their supporting cast
VIII Also wear some stunning gowns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

J. B.R.-Yes. William Russell is III
ai,ioTnia. re recently bought - home
in Hollywood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
baS ReniarknbIe Cu.t

EHt o. NC INCEST casts lI,ut mas 49,,
,pPearcl IN "a Thomas II. Inc, ~. ,r-.,i,, 81
r,". ms neen assem- oiled FOR Enid Ben.
mtt,s new picture. What Every ~.
G G,HM leans which vii! come Ia III,
IL" 10 Milton Sis. who PLAYED ~.
JIG: part IN The tionor system a,b
ne Glow Tf'%et'' and was the hero hero
q me Farr-nct!:ii Aircraft Snec;ai
:ihc Woman Thou Gavcst Me "i &c =, I! !.
Hn:ninSS, Tho VIII he rcrn,D,h -. q >
IroIn Gccii Il. dc Miles Don't Chon"1
Xxx, o, nu""a I, ,iG' has the heavy role.
nan o: the screen" has a in" ",u
IiGG;oi part. and thH other role. ',
Wa;;Ga yapabl% by Lydia knot; nnG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

George H. Me!rord a Paramount.
.'-tcraft director, vii! supervise tho
p:odnctton OF The screen version o.
Wolf"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

I. " A.-Not yet. shirley Mason
IS at work on her first feature. Her
Elephant Man"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

4" Fortify the system Asain.t
Colds. Grips and influenza
take tiEoNE'S TNSTELESS Chm
noNlt. IL Puri,ieS and Enrichcs the
Hlood; IT Builds up and Strengthens
INC Whole System. IT FoItiiics the
cnZa. Price, Goc.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

NJ. NJ. k.--ies Miss Brockwell made
her debut in The Honor System"
T.. Il. S--Tom Mix is a native of
Texas He was q Try,s rsnrnC -,
onc time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

I. Il. -Absoiutcly. Pearl White
deserved rest. and now IS training
her next feature The name of Tho
play IS not Yet announced.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18
B~RINKLEY'S SLAYER NOT
TO BE TRIED MONDAY

Lorenzo Young, negro desperate, who
shot and killed Sergt. John G. Brink
ley and wounded other officers who
sought to capture him, will not be tried
Monday.
Lawrence Monteverde, public de-
fender, returned from Nashville Friday,
where he went to investigate the ne
gro's condition and TO see II he could
be brought to Memphis for trial Mon
day. He says Young Is In bad physical
condition and that his legs are bound
In wood splints. The penitentiary ply
s~icians, he says, will now put a plaster
Of paris mold around the wounded leg
and It probably will take three weeks
before this can be removed.
Mr.. Monteverde said Friday that he
would not have anticipated any trouble
If the negro had been brought here for
| trial Monday. Young's case will be
tcontinued Monday when called for trial.
Mr.. Monteverde stated that he con-
ferred with the clerk Of the supreme
court in regard to the appealed case OF
Hamp Gholston, condemned to die In the
electric chair In August for the murder
of Isaac Levy, South Main street jew
eler. and got a promise that the case
would be set UP for, hearing In Sep
TENDER and not go owe until the Apr!
term of the court. II the appeal Is per
fected it means that Gholston will not
be electrocuted In August, but at a
later date,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18
SOCIETY,S MIRROR
BY IDA MYNDERS
HERE and THERE

Mrs, Pat Harrison, Of KosciuSko.
Miss. wife Of the junior senator from
Mississippi, has been spending a few
days in Memphis,
Mrs, r. L. Anderson and Mrs. Il. 4.
Anderson, Of Charleston. MiSs. are
among the guests at the Hotel Gayoso.
Mrs. Jettie Driver, of Osceols, Ark,
Is In the city for a short stay.
Mrs. j. II. King, OF Newbern, Tenn,
is visiting friends in Memphis.
Mrs, s, Plderwasser, accompanied by
her daughter, Juliet, and son, Ralph,
will leave Friday for an extended tour
through the Southern states They Will
be accompanied to Nlckshurg, Miss, by
Mrs, 4. SHdol and son, Milton, who
have been visiting friends In the city.
Mrs. w, /. Harris and Miss Mildred
Harris, of Charleston, Miss, are at the
Hotel Gayoso.
Charles o. PEEL has returned from u
business trip to Clarksdale, Miss.
Walter Richmond. rresideut Of the
Goodwill Electric Co. of Chicago, has
returned after spending 10 days with
Memphis relatives,
Miss LenOre Buchart left Thursday
for Chicago, Later she will visit in
New York and Atlantic City.
Mrs. w. H, Rates. and Mrs.-Keith
Blanton, are enjoying a delightful stay
In Chicago,
Miss Josephine Briggs, Of Franklin,
Ky. will arrive Monday to he the
guest of Miss Margaret Carroll, during
next week.
Miss Geraldine Graham Will leave Fri.
day for New York, Chicago. and other
eastern cities, for several weeks stay.
Miss Lucille Burke and Miss Vivian
Cuneo are being entertained as the
Clarksdale, Miss.
Miss Dorothy GtlIiland has just re-
turned from a six weeks visit in Ar
kansas, While away Miss Gilltland was
the guest OF friends in Paragould,
Batesville, Forrest City and Mariana
Mrs. Frank l.. Mouteverdc and Mrs,
J. u, Celia are at West Baden. Ind, for
a two weeks stay.
Mrs. l.. r. Caldwell will leave Friday
evening Tor DyersOQrg, Tenn, LOT sew
eral weeks stay with friends and rela-
tives.
MFR. w. s. Roberts left Thursday eve
| ming for O motor trip TO Chattanooga
and Signal mountain. lie will be Joined
on Friday by Mrs Roberts and Miss
Louise Ann, who will spend a month
motoring through North Carolina and
visiting many points OF interest,
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Mrs. Roy Woodall and Mrs Malcolm
Burks left Thursday evening for a trip
to New York and Atlantio City where
they will spend the remainder of the
summer.
Miss Ada Branson, Of Clinton. Tena,,
Is the guest of friends In the city.
.
Mrs. J. p. Jordan and daughter, Mrs.
Jack Finley, are among the prominent
Memphians who are summering ut
Mackinaw, Mich.