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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
WAITING FOR GERMANY
TO DECIDE ATTITUDE
Peace Conference Completes Treaty
for Allies Of the Central
Empire.
LIMIT EXPIRES ON THURSDAY,
Austrian Delegates to Get Terms
OF Associated Powers Monday
Afternoon, According to Plans
Announced in Paris.

The peace conference. while waiting
for Germany to decide on her attitude
toward the peace terms presented to
her delegation. rapidly is completing
the treaties for Germany's former
allies, and is smoothing out the diff
ferences between the allied and as
sociated powers.
Germanys fifteen days in which to
make written appeals on the peace
conditions viii expire Thursday. Three
man notes to the peace conference.
Subcommittees of the conference are
at work on the answers. and ii is prob
able they Will be sent to Versailles
we'll before Thursday
Peace terms for Austria are nearing
completion. II is indicated. and the
Australians Will present their credentials
TO representatives OF the allied and
associated powers Monday afternoon
1t is understood that Austria will be
upGf e RaS Gsba5a1 nark 50 'n of
1ne-twcntieth of the German payment
The council of four has agreed on
most of the mandates for the former
Turkish empire. and 1t is understood
that the United States has been offered
getting Mesopotamia and Palestine.
France being the mandatory for Syria
and Cilicia. Italy for Adalia and Greece
for Smyrna.
territory in central Asia Minor, with
capital probably at Brusa,
Greek and Italian claims to the
Dodocanese Islands. OFF Asia Minor.
have been adjusted by italy agreeing
to retire in favor Of Greece The
were occupied by Italy during the war
with Turkey over Tripol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
BILL PROVIDES SOLDIER
SETTLEMENT IN SOUTH
Representative Mondcii BRck OF
Measure to Reclaim, Waste and
swamp Lands.

WASHINGTON. May 17.-Esta blish-
ment Of community settlements for
soldiers with especial attention given
such projects in the Southern States
is provided in a hill which will be
introduced in the House Monday by
Representative Mondcll. OF Wyominc
Republican floor leader and chairman
OF the steering committee. The bill
provides for an appropriation OF $500.
100000 10 he administered by the Sec
rotary of the Interior The measure
is said to have the Endorsement OF the
various government agencies and civic
organizations interested in tho pro-
ject
Delegates from ten Southern States
recently visited Washington and urged
congressional leaders and government
olicialS 10 take early action on leEiS-
lation for the furtherance OF tho plans
Throughout the entire South they
pointed out there are large areas Of
cutoNer. swamp and waste lands cap
able OF cultivation by the rcclama-
ton process, aud concerted action was
being taken by the Southern States
towards inducing the government 10
locate soldiers there in settlements.
Payment for the land by the settler
Will be made by an initial installment
of D per cent OF the sale price and the
balance in amortizinG payments. bear
ing per cent interest, extending over
period not to exceed forty years,
Provision Is made for advancement o!
sums up to $500 for farm improve
ments and fer short-tmc loans not
to exceed $500 for the purchase OF live
stock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
Something About Land
Where Planes | Landed

The Azores, or Wcstern Islands,
ts the nnnie given to widely sep-
nrntcd group OF isInnds lying In the
Atlantic Ocean. Portugal owns
them. In 1000 the population was
2oU.28I, und their nren il Or square
miles. They lie rarthcrcxt from
land OF amy group of islands I'm the
Atlantic. The nearest American
hcndlnnd II more than 1000 miles.
There arc ten islands In the grOup
The climate OF the archipelago is
particularly temperate. The wealth
or In stormy In character, in the OK
.trcme mt times. mud high winds from
tho west and southwest often rem
der navigation very prccnrious.
The inhabitants of the island nre
principally Portugursc In origin
Mnny arc iiiitcrate. Education has
n custom of scndinE Portugursc
children to United Staten schooIs.
Fa!nl, tho Island TO lie honOrcd n.
tue 1nndinE Dlncc of the NC-4, IL of
the central group OF tho Islands. The
leading industry or tho Island Is
whale fishing. md much oil 4, 81
ported thercfrom.
The nnmc Fnynl means "bccch-
wood" from the great abundance
OF that wood found there by Portu-
Eucsc who explored 81 long before
Amertcn Wnn discovered.
IL In ono OF the most Waited of
the group of is1n nds and lies In the
most Travelled line OF ocean travel
Hortn, the town where the NC-d
landed, has population OF g,JJ1
souls. and II nm excellent hnrbor.
INC women of the town arc fine
VIEWERS, md mnkc beautiful lace
from the aSavc thrcad. They MISC
carry on bnsket making and eIccu,c
carvings of extreme vyhitenes. from
fig tree pith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
CHINA TRIES TO FORCE
JAPAN TO RELAX HOLD
ON MANCHURLAN LAND
Russian Embassy Advised of
Proposed General Rcri-
sion Of Treaties.
I BY Associated Press. !

SlilNGTON. May 17.---Advices re.
ceiNed by the Russian embassy here
TO-DAY from Paris show that the Chi.
reese delegates 20 the peace confer ence
nor only are seeking to free China
nom inc obligations imposed BY heI
t!'ItieS with Germany. but also ar:
seeking 10 relax the hold which Japan
nov has on ports of Manchuria By
virtue OF tie concessions acquired at
the end OF the Russo japanese war.
NJ SaZonoff. chief of the Russian
delegation 1T Paris. cablcd the en-
by China concerning the revival Of
russia Chinese treaties had caused
the russian political conference in
Paris to send the following declara-
ton TO the peace conferences:
welcoming the regeneration of
emma END admitting in principle the
the agreement which had become out
Of date, the Russian conference insists
BILE without the participation Of the
national Russian government"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
LOsT-BRIDE AND GROOM
GOycrnor-GcncraI Harrison and Wife
Can't nc Found by
Relatives,

Governor-Gcnerai Harrison and his
youthful bride?
Mrs Burton Harrison. mother of the
received word today that thov Womb
come on for Il brief visit prior 10
their departure for the Philippines on
June IL"
1--WE ourselves do not know who,
they will arrive" said Mrs. Harrison S
secretary But ii will not be before
some time during the coming week.
While Mrs. Harrison plans a series OF
entertainments, She will naturally de-
fer to the wishes of her daughter
law"
asked
oh. that is a secret" was the smiI-
ing response. why can't papers let
them alone on their honeymoon?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
VIRGINIA SENATOR
REELECTED LEADER
Martin Is Unanimous Choice of
Upper House Democratic
Members.
HOUSE FURRY IS OVER
Champ Clark Is Chosen as Floor
Leader = May Appoint
Steering Committee.
I BY Associated Press !

WASHINGTON. May l7-Senator
Pittman. Of Nevada. was chosen nv
Democratic senators in conference to-
day as their candidate for presiden.
pro tempore of the Senate
Although conceding that the Re
publicans were in position TO or
ganizc the Senate. the Democrats met
to arrange slate Of officers for formal
presentation.
The he's choice o. Senator Pi,tman was
ence also REELECTED unanimously Sena-
tor Martin. OF Virginia. as floor leader
and conference chairman
Thirty-siH OF the 'orty-scycn Demo-
cratic senator's were present
Senator Martin late today appoint
ed the following senators as members
OF the Democratic steering committee:
Williams, Mississippi: Reed. Missouri;
simmons, North Carolina: Smith. Geor-
gia; Walsh. Montana; Thomas. Colo
Oklahoma; Robinson, Arkansas; Pitt
man. Nevada, and Underwood Ala
bama Senator's Martin. as chairman,
chairman OF the Democratic caucus.
are ex-ofticio members o, the com
Senator Martin called meeting Of
the committee for Monday morning
senator Gerry. OF Rhode Island. was
chosen whip. succeeding former Sena-
tor Lewis. OF Illinois.
The senators were Unanimous in a
decision 10 protest against the Re
publican plan to divide the principa
committees by giving ten places TO the
Republicans and seven to the Demo
Gratis. When the Senate committees
are organized Senator Martin will ask
for larger Democratic representation
and 1t was said obstructive tactics
might be undertaken unless the re
quest was granted.
The conference also adopted reso-
luton protesting against the Repub-
ltcan conference ruling that pairs
would not be recognized in organizing
the Senate.
Senator Martin was authorized by
the conference to appoint steering
committee OF twelve members an in
crease Of two: TO allot minority com
mittee assignments and to handle the
cation of the committee appointments
oynthe~ couferen ce--,Will not be neces-
sary.
House smooth. ont Differences.
Dem ,ccatic metat. e nc ne &
hous, toditG sc1outrei az the dIffei
ences Shiei, HAD nreut"Aed TO devcf. !,
a hgnt on Champ Clark for Democratic
House leader and at party confer
ence the former Speaker was chosen
'or.ihe leadership by acclamation.
Under the compromise plan a com
m M, VIII De appointed to consider
tive steering committee. Representa-
1--WE Sanders. OF Louisiana. offered the
resolution Tor appointment OF the COM
mittee. and it was carried unanimously.
the clark supporters having agreed to
the program. with the understanding
that there would be no fight on their
candidate.
REPRESENTATIVE Saunders OF vir-
and Representative Ashbrook. OF Ohio.
secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
MA Wy SEEKS TWO PLANES
LOST AT SEA AFTER NC-4
LANDS SAFEL YATAZORES
NC-4 Makes Record
Flying to Azores

The NC-4, piloted by Lieutenant
Elmer Fowler stone. surpassed MI
expectations In speed. slightly eN-
ceiling tho other two planes. de
spite the ilna that seemed to pursue
her on the flight from ROckRySuy to
Halifax and thence to Trcpnsscy.
The NC-4 got away from New
foundiand mt go. 4. VI. Friday.
Passing over station ship No. Is,
300 nautical miles southeast or New
foundland, shortly after : o'clock
Saturday morning, she rcportcd To
The destroyer Craven that she Ind
maintained mn average speed up 10
TINT time of cIEhty-thrce nautical
miles. or 9J.5S lnnd miles nm hour.
she passed over station ship 2..
the destroyer Harding, on Fayai,
tHorcs, at $40 y. VI. ,Ncw York
timcI, having crossed tho Atlantic
In less time than u takes to go
from New York to Chicago nv TRIM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
ITALIANS LOSE HOPES
AND AGREE TO FIU7NE
BECOMING FREE PORT
Romans Accede to Proposal,
but Wilson Sill Blocks
Settlement.

PARIS. May l7-Members OF the
Italian peace delegation admitted to-
night that italy has given up hope
OF obtaining control w F'iumc. and
has decided to ACCEPT the suggestion
that il be made free city under juris-
diction Of tho league of nations.
Officials declared tonight that this
was undoubtedly the greatest victory
won by President Wilson since the be-
ginning of the negotiations.
However. despite the fact that the
Italians have announced themselves AZ
satisfied with the suggestion that
Fiume be made a free city, the big four
has not yet accepted the plan.
President Wilson. ii is understood is
insisting that he will not reccde from
his position unless the JuEo- Slavs
agree to the compromise, otherwise he
is for awarding tho port to them.
1t is expected that further efforts
are under way TO have the agreement
completed nv Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
VIRGINIA NATIONAL GUARD
TROOPS LAND AT GOTHAM
Men OF Twcnty-Ninth Division Come
Home From France on Trans
port FlOrfdinn.
fBy Associated Press.

NEW YORK. May 17.-Twcnty- eight
ohicers and l.II0 men of the One Hun
dred and Thirteenth Infantry. Twenty
ninth Division (Old National Guard of
New Jersey. Virginia, Maryland Della :
ware and District of Columbia). ar
rived on the transport Floridian today.
The details included headquarters of
Inc First. Second and Third Battalions.
Companies c to G., inclusive, ynd 10
VI inclusive. and sanitary dctachmcnts
OF the Second and Third Battalions.
The men are under orders for Camps
custer Dix, Dodge. Grant, Gordon,
IKE; Shelby. Taylor. Travis. Upton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
GOES HOME FOR ADVICE
Hend OF German Peace Delegation
Returns to berlin From
Versailles
Inv Associatcd Prrss /

VERSAILLES, May l7-Count u
rich Won Brockdorff- Rantzau, For
eiGn Minister. and head of the Ger
man peace delegation. left for Berlin
tonight, accompanied by several mem
bers or the delegation. The party is
the regular train for Cologne The
decision TO make the journey to Berlin
was reached at a full meeting of tho
German delegates this afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
PRINCE ADOPTS DAUGHTER
Louis Of Monaco Takes MS E7i. Own
Daughter Member of Reign
Ing Family.
tBy Associated Press.

PARIS, May 1.-THE hereditary
Prince Louis Of Monaco, only child Of I
cmnly adopted as his daughter NGiia
dc Valentinois, who has been mem.
Der OF tho rejgnins family The net
of tho French government and IL as'
sures the continuation OF the rcigninr
dynasty in direct line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
GERMAN EPZSCOPATE !
ASKS POPE;S OFFICES
TO M7YGA TIE TERMS
Petition Catholic Church Head
10 Mferrenc in Effort to
Tighten Peace.
fBy Associated Press 7

KONE. May l1.-The entire German
episcopate has addressed a petition 10
the Pope. praying for his good Offices
L" mitigate the conditions Of pea.r.
which. in their judgment, II is lin.
iossble to fulfill"
Pope Benedict. with n View TO CO.
operating in the speedy re-establish-
ment Of lasting and humanitarian
peace throughout the world. has taken
steps TO communicate the petition 10
one OF the most important delegations
at the peace conference. with the oil,
ject OF having the conditions imposed
on Germany so modified as to makc
them acceptable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
FLIGHT PLEASES WILSON
President Receives Word OF Arrival OF
NC-f mt Azores With
Smile.

FAIRS, May 17.-News OF the arrival
of NC-4 at the Azores was conveyed
10 President Wilson and members of
the American peace delegation this
evening. 1T was clearly evident that
tho President was greatly pleased at
the news of tho success OF tho Ameri-
can flyers. but he made no comment.
Bulletins announcing tho arrival of
NC-4 were sent TO all the American
army camps in France and also head
tho Rhine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
AMERICA IN FIRST PLACE
Walton Again solves Problem Th,.
Has Set the World
Talking.

NEW YORK, Nav 17-"Amer;c, J.,
irst aSain!' was the comment of Alan
Il. iiawiey. president of the Aero club
OF America. when informed by long
distance telephone at the aeronauti.
ca convention in Atlantic CITY that
Nj had reached the Azores
. The problem was there" he added.
ana America has solved il. Every
man, woman and child in this wondnr
lui country Of ours should be proud
10 call Themselves Amcricamsn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
Bugnrin In Irnrnnr

LONDON, May 17.-Sanguinsr en-
tween the garrison and revolution
ares. who demanded tho resignation
or the government and the establish
ment OF Soviet, according to dis
patch from Vienna. All Bulgaria 10
reported to be in an uproar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
Thc Roys Arc ComInr Hnme

Get book containing the names,
addresses, ETC.. OF all Virginia soldiers
TO National Publishing Co. 1912 Times
Dispatch Building, Richmond, Va.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
New Pastor Coming.

DANVILLE, VA, May l7.--.Rev. II. w
DuBosc. who recently accented a cali
extended by the congregation of tho
First Presbyterian Church. will he in
panvillc on June to take up his resi- :
dcncc here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
Renefitn The PnhIie

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
british OCCUPY Mcmei.

LONDON. May IT, Rritish occupa-
ton of the port OF Mcmcl III north :
easternmost East Prussia, is expected
shortly. tho Exchange Telegraph cor
respondent at Copenhageu reports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
Eyery-sunday Excursions To

Norfolk and Scashore, via y. &. W.,
begin May 25th.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

Commander Read reached .Horfa
several hours ahead of the sciIed1iS
estimated that twenty hours would ~
reGnired for the seaplanes TO rSach
ronta peigada Had he CONTINUED. 4 y,
through the long voyage. ComfsSander
Read would have covered etfixT7i' IA
m nn IN little more than ssvsntss 4 4
The fact that the No;-f was IN AZ -
OF the three planes TO reach ma xxossesss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
Best Sport Pages

James j. Corbett Writes
for The T1mes-Dispatch.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-06-03
Houansburg, O.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grelan and
children, Mrs. Addie Grelan and
daughter Neva spent the weekend
with relatives at this place. ;. Miss
Neva Grelan and Lora Payne called
on Miss Gwendolyn White Saturday
evening. Miss Violet Jarrett is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Guy Beetley.. Miss Mildred
Moore spent Sunday with Misses Ollie
and Mabel Moore. Several from here
attended Decoration services at Spar
tansburg Sunday. Mrs. Luther Moore
and children visited Mrs. Pearl Irelan
Saturday evening. The Camp Fire
girls met at the home of Miss Donna
Irelan Thursday afternoon. Chill
dren's Day exercises will be held here
Sunday evening, June 49,. Sunday
school attendance III; collection $3.50.
-. Mrs. Addison and Miss Matte
Locke entertained relatives from I'm
ion City Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Vern
Chenoweth and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Chenoweth called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Downing Sunday evening -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kermet Martin and Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Martin spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Martin and
family. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Down
ing and son called on Mrs. o. A.
Downing Saturday evening". An all
day Grange meeting will be held here
Wednesday, June 4.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-06-03
RICHMOND CHOSEN FOR
YOUNG FRIENDS MEET

ANDERSON. Ind. June 2.-Rich-
mond was chosen as the place for the
next annual meeting Of young peoples
societies Of the Indiana Yearly Meet
ing Of Friends. the 1919 session Of
which closed here Sunday night, and
lay delegates and ministers were to-
day returning to eastern Indiana and
western Ohio, the territory represent
ed in the meeting.
At the meeting Of the older organiza-
ton at Richmond, beginning Septem-
ber %, detailed report OF the young
Friends session here, will be made
with September q devoted to the day
for Young Friends activities. Reports
of committees on resolutions and other
matters probably will be withheld until
the Indiana Yearly Meeting convenes.
H. c. Pickett, of the Penn college, at
Oskaloosa, Ia, was the principal
speaker on Sunday. The Rev. w. ..
! Trueblood, Of Indianapolis, and the
Rev. w. ]. Sayres, Of Muncie, also
were active in the meeting.
Charles L. Reagan, of Spiceland, will
serve as president until the Richmond
conference; Miss Edith Wildman, OF
| Spiceland, secretary; J. o. Parshall
] Richmond, treasurer; Corona Rayle
Richmond, superintendent of the Jul
nior society; Pauline Ratliff, Fair
mount, superintendent Of literature.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-06-03
yAAWKER JOINS
IN WELCOMING
CREW OF NC-4
Read Carried on Shoulders of
American Fighters Greet
ed by Throng.

LONDON, June 3.-The crews Of
three American naval seaplanes, which
started on the memorable trans-At-
lantic flight, completed 30 gallantly by
the NC-4 through her arrival at Ply
mouth yesterday, came to London
Sunday afternoon and were given a
typical American reception as their
train stopped at Paddington Station.
American soldiers and sailors, who had
been waiting for their arrival, rushed
for the car that contained Lieutenant
Commander A. c. Read. who brought
the NC-4 safely across the Atlantic,
seized him and bore him on their
shoulders up and down the platform
and then to an automobile for q
parade.
One of the first to reach the meas
commander after he came from the
train was Harry G. Hawker. who had
attempted to shout his congratulations
as Lieutenant Commander Read was
being jostled about on the shoulders
ana heads of score of men. The
daring British aviator, who had wired
his congratulations to the crew of the
NC-4 at Plymouth, had arrived at the
station half an hour before the train
came In, as 1t was twenty minutes late
The huge crowd outside the station
waiting to see the successful American
Niers, cheered him and Mrs. Hawkel
as they drove up in their car.
When they were inside the station
three cheers were suggested and lee
by an American officer and given him
by tho American fighting men. They
then gave three cheers for Mrs. Haw
ker
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-06-03

was In Richmond Monday afternoon
and visited Mrs. Myrtle Lott at the
Reid hospital. !. David Reid delivered
his tobacco Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
JEFF Stebbins OF Eaton, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Pryfogle.
Alex Pryfogle, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Pryfogle and daughter Opal, Mrs
Jerry Hennaman, Mrs. Allen Breese
and daughter Edith attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Charley King Of Rich
mond last Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Shaffer, Clarence Robinson and
sister Cora, OF Eaton, spent last Sun
day afternoon with Charley Myers.
Earl Maddox and daughter OF Cam
den, o., visited the Andrew Laird
home last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
spent last Sunday afternoon with Mrs
Rachel Stubbs. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Watts and family Of New Paris called
en- Miss Jennie Kuth last week.
Mrs. Rachel Stubs spent few days
last week with her daughter, Mrs. FREQ
Roberts near Richmond. Mr.. ano
Mrs. Norman weatherley are the pa
rents Of baby girl. ). Sherman Kins
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Everett Pryfogle and family. .Rober
and Herbert Kinsey of Lynn, spent thu
weekend with Arthur Horn. =. Mrs
Hattie Williams OF Indianapolis, spen
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. G. L
Horn. !. Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Watt!
are the parents of a son :. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Irwin Gregg spent last Sunda.
near Sugar Valley.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-06-03
Dalton, Ind.

Mr. and Mrs Walter Beeson, Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Dennis, Pinkney Gray,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milt Chamness and Mrs.
Rose Dennis attended the Friends
Quarterly meeting at Economy, Sat
urday. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Reynolds
and son Of Arkansas will spend sever
al weeks with relatives near here. -.
Mrs Mary Wadman. Mrs. Paul La
mar, Mrs. Hansel Dennis, Mrs. Arthur
Dennis, Mrs. Homer Jones and Helen
Jones attended the meeting of the
Better Homes association at Econ
omy Wednesday. Branson Dennis
and Harry Jackson attended the mo-
tor races at Indianapolis Saturday. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Dennis spent
Sunday with friends at Lynn. Mrs.
William lookout spent Saturday and
Sunday in Muncie. Mr. and Mrs. l.
G. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Lock
wood, Harry Williams, Ruth VIII
ilams, Mary Martin and Lester Lock.
wood of Muncie spent Sunday with
Homer Jones and family. A picnic
dinner was served in the woods. :.
Herbert Beeson, Bernard Beeson
Charles Beeson, Essie Aldred and Bel
ma Dennis attended the Decoration
day services at Union. =. Mrs. Elmer
Weaver Of Economy is visiting he1
mother, Mrs. Conway.