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The Ordway new era., 1920-12-03
LOCAL & Personal

C. f. Grouse has sold his farm on
the north side of the river north Of
Manzanola and recently sold OF all
his personal property.
Miss Belle Gallavan returned from
Denver Sunday evening after spend
ing Thanksgiving holidays with her
mother. Mrs. J. d. GaIlavan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Miller enter
tanned at twelve O'Clock dinner
Sunday in honor of their son. Chas.
before his departure for his home in
Newton. Kansas, on last Tuesday
evening.
The Catholic Womens' Club will
meet with Mrs. Fred G. Hilvert on
Thursday December 9.
Sam Burris and Clyde Lee spent
from Wednesday till Sunday of last
week in Pueblo.
Mrs. Georgia Doyle and little son,
Clyde spent Thanksgiving and the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Estes.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Talbot of Denver
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Talbot of
Ordway were. dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. w. T. Williams on Friday of
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Talbot of Denver
came down to spend Thanksgiving
with Mr.. Talbot's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Talbot.
Miss Blanche Johns spent one
evening last week with the Everett
Smith family.
The J. F. Jennings family have
moved into town for the winter that
the children may attend school.
John Campbell who spent Thanks
giving vacation with the VIM. Edgar
family, returned ito Durango on Mon
day. Mrs. Campbell and daughter,
Elizabeth, remained for a longer
visit.
C. NJ. Jackson. formerly of this
city but now located at Haxtun.
says. in letter to the New Era: IT
am alright and enjoying a nice busi-
ness; regards to the New Era and all
inquiring friends"
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-03
DELPHIAN CLUB TO MEET

The Delphian club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Meikle on Wednesday,
December s.
Leader, Mrs. Brown.
Roll Call, Greek Literature.
Text Reports:
Greek Cities, Mrs. Ramsey.
Houses, Mrs. Enyart.
Wearing apparel. Mrs. ]. A. Mast.
Meals and food. Mrs. Homer Girls
man.
Position of Women, Mrs. Mamie
Curtis.
Education. Mrs. Pyles.
Sports and Pastimes, Mrs. Trim
BILE.
Laboring class, Mrs. Mooney.
Religious festival, Mrs. Bashor
Critic, Mrs. Lorimer.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-03
THANKSGIVING DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Edgar royalty
entertained Thanksgiving day with a
huge turkey dinner and lots of other
appetizing dishes. The table was
laid for the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
john Campbell and little daughter
Elizabeth, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Edgar
and little son. Leon, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Edgar and little son, William c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Edgar and daughter
Muirel and son William c., and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Edgar and daughters,
Elva and Mildred.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-03
USE YOUR HEAD.

a wOodpecker pecks
Out a great many specks
OF sawdust
When building a hut;
He works like niger
To make the hole bigger.
He's sore If
His cutter won't cut.
He don't bother with plans
OF cheap artisans,
But there's one thing
Can rightly be said:
The whole excavation
Has this explanation
He builds it
BY
Using
His
Head.
By Harlem Day
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-03
CARR CROSSING

"A. Kale was transacting business
in Hugo last Saturday.
The pie supper and program at the
Mountain View school house was
postponed until Tuesday on account
of the bad weather.
w. A. Brammer lost valuable
young heifer Wednesday evening.
Stella Gresham spent Thanksgiv-
ing vacation at her home.
Ray Gouldin and wife gave dance
at their home Thanksgiving evening.
Clifford and Leslie Stump were
Ordway visitors Saturday.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-03
FLAT RATE PROVES BEST

Beet growers in some districts had
their choice last season of a fiat S12
price or sliding scale for beets. In
Bent county many chose the sliding
scale and the prospects are that they
will get about $3.50 per ton.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-03

Has your wife'3 kitchen kept pace
with the general modernization and
Improvement that has gone on in
your farm the last few years? Hasn't
she earned every modern convenience
that you can supply for her in the
Kitchen and elsewhere about the
home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26
Quiet Christmas
at White House


BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Dee. ?5--presidcni
and Mrs. Wilson spent Christmas quiet.
~ at the White House. surrounded by
n few relatives, including Miss Margaret
Wilson. daughter II the president. and
Dr stockton ANson. his bro,hcrin law.
ON account ~ the absence of the pres
idcn,'s grand children there was no tree.
Christmas dinner was served In the
evening after the customary drive Of
the president and Mrs Wilson through
Rock Greek park. Yesterday the pres
idcnt and his wife followed their Gus
tom ~ distributing Christmas gifts n
the children along the way which the
president was accustomed to take on his
visits Ia n golf cub In Virginia before
hts illness
II waa the first time the president
has been able to follow this custom IN
three Years A year ago he was con
fined iu the White House by Illness an,
two years age he WAS IN France. whcr'
on Christmas day hc rcviswed the Amer
lean cVpcdiiloaary fufccs at American
general headquarters at Chaumont.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26

many of the people have
purchased large stocks OF food. Tins
of condensed milk. for instance. have
entirely disappeared from the market,
while fresh milk In not ceming in
from the neighborinE country. which
is occupied by Italian troops.
Meat In food Of extraordinary
luxury. Measures. however. have
been adopted to punish INSCRIPTIONS
shOpkepeers and also food hoarders.
Since the blockade was instituted.
nobody has been able 10 enter Flume.
Many have been Obliged TO turn hack.
some % them being parents desirous
of entering the city 20 that they might
persuade their sons 10 return to the
regular army and cease assisting In
the plans contrary to law.
The number of persons requiring TO
be fed In Fiume is $4,000. approximately
while the regency is believed TO have
accumulated ratitons only sufficient
fcr $4,000 for two weeks. This has
contributed greatly TO the depression
Of the citizens who are reluctant to en-.
dure prlvations and suffering. even to
insure Independence.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26
NcM Alr Rcrnr,I.

LONG BEACH calf. Dec. Is Ply
lng at a srccd ~ l53s miles pcr hour.
Lieut. y. T.. Bmttcn. 4. :. a. aviator
today won IN. 100 miles free for all race
Tor the Albert H. Hayes challenge
trophy. opening event ~ the three days
national winter air tournament az
D1ugherty Field Thirteen flicrs start
ID. ~ being army men. Eleven finish
ed Lieut. Brntten's time was 40 min
utcs and - seconds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26
Oil Production
Being Increased

Special 20 The News,
FORT WORTH. Dec. 2s.--A sensa.
tional Increase IN the daily average pro.
duction Of the North Central Texas OIL
fields IN shown by the pipe line report
for the past week. This was largely
due TO another hig jump In the output
~ the stephens County territory. which
gained 5000 barrels daily during thu
period and which now has daily flow
Of 1890 barrels. There also was
fair increarc IN the output credited to
Young County. now 500 barrels. al.
though the field actually makes much
more oil than that.
The total for the fields during ths
week was 2s7.3gS barrels daily. an In.
crease over the previous week Of 1850
barrels. Tn, production of the north.
crn district was 1915 barrels. whilc
the remaining iiS,Sso barrels came
from the southern district.
There werc virtually no changes In
the Rurkburneti. Eastland. Electra ant
Dcsdemona fields. The daily average
for the principal fields not already Civ
en- follows:
Electra. 1890 barrels: Burkhurnctt
s2l5b: Iowa Park. t.5So: Holiday. $50,
Petrolla. a5O: s,rawn, 9sb: Moran. 1885
Eastland Ranger. 1880; Coleman
County. Ste: Brown County. 5l5; Dcs'
demona. $500.
Report; from breckenridge show a
slight extension of the territory toward
the north by the bringing In of the \.
| ~ Akers No I ~ the Galloway GU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26

III there are any Doubling Thorn
ases' In Amarillo" said Walter c. ir'
yin. Of the Coopcr.irvin Motor COM
,any. "you may tell them that IN"
Automobile SHOW IL going TO he pulled
of In February. and that u II going
20 be the biggest event of It's kind
ever held IN this city. Some ot tho
business men here are complaining OF
hard times and dull business he con.
,inued Eve can't see any sign or
hard times In our hurincss. We're jus,
~ busy as can he every day and have
I'll the business we can handle. hut
~ Il In n hit dull In other lines. why
that's all the more reason for holding
m automobile show IN February. II
will prove 10 be one 81 the best busi-
ness stimulators imaginable.
This viii he the first automobile
show held here since the old fair days
End I am told that there were no real
shows ,hen--mereiy y booth or two on
the fair grounds. Hut the February
event will be one reslly worthy ~ the
name and one which will do Amarillo
and its business. men world of good
n goes without saying that people
will come herr for the show from
points hundreds of miles distant; "
addition to visitors from the Panhandle
md elsewhere IN Texas there VIII ~
many from tho states of oklahom1
New Mexico. Colorado and kanEf. v
they carry hack with them good I'm
preston of Amarillo u In going to o
worth n great Deal 10 the city In AZ
advertising way. For that reason tn
members of the Automobile Association
have decided 20 put this thing ovr
10 the hsgEsst posslhls way. We ai'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26
FOOD SCARCITY IS
NOW BEING FELT.
DANNUNzIO's TROOPS ARE NOW
REMAINING IN BARRACKS
AT FIuME
by AssoeIaisd Prtss.

TRIESTE. Dec. 2l.-Flumc. Arbe.
Negiis. and San Marcos under block.
ade by the Italian fleet are already be.
ginning TO feel the scarcity Of food.
The greater part Of Gabriel D'Annun.
zio's troops are remaining at their bar.
racks at Fmme and the officers are
IN direct communication with the poet,
who looks after the military as well
IA the political affairs Of the beieaguer.
cd cities.
Immediately after official notice Of
the blockade was given to the re.
gepcy OF Quarnero." the ltaiian Gen.
esai. FcrRrrario.S who already had a
group Of soldiers posted around the
ffhme frontier. clcsed IN upon the
city. barring ali exits on three sides.
For about 100 yards out OF the city the
railway tracks were removed. stopping
traffic into the city. The roads imme.
dlaieiy outside were torn up and those
crossing the frontiers were barred
with tree trunks and wire entangle.
ments. Here and there trenches have
been dug. from which patrols are
Keeping lookout.
Regular troops surround the block.
ade line at short intervals. Royal
guards and carbineers hold the Seine.
while Alpine troops dominate the city
from the northeastern heights. What
II considered the most dangerous spot.
however. is the mouth Of the Reoina
River.
DAnnunxio. according to informa.
ton leaking out of Fiume. In virtually
taking no rest and is displaying great
nervous activity in the work Of de-
fense. He Is impar,ing orders. giving
advice. writing proclamations and re-
citing aloud. The poet commander Il
highly indignant about some of the
conditions In General Caviglia's ulti'
matum. especially that pertaining to
the dishandment Of his legionnaires.
which he considers an outrageous of'
tense 10 the independence ot the re-
gency. which he ,deq4ares had a right
to form an army foys its own defense,
even with. .forash subjects. as France
and Hollatd have done IN the case OF
their foreign legions.
Meanwhile the blockade has caused
n great increase In the price of all
necesaries, sorne of which have reach
ed fantastic suins, owipg TO the fear OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26
AUTOMOBILE STYLE SHOW WILL
BE GREATEST IN HISTORY OF
SOUTHWEST, DEALERS DECLARE

from Kansas City. or from Chicago u
VIZ can't get what we want In the. for
mer city. This will afford entertain.
ment ~ the highest class TO our Wis
itors and we're determined that II shall
h. of the highest class.
The buyers and Sellers Conven'
tion. which viii he held az the same
time as the Automobile Show. will add
strength to Il and draw additional
hundrrdr. n no. thousands % visit,svs
to Amarillo. = Catticmen from all over
the Southwest win b. here and the
imnrcssion they carry home with them
will u unfavorable. do immense harm
to us: " they are favcrably impressed
II will mean n great deal Tor us.
good Automobile show held nt the
same time the convention takes rlace
viii ~ a long way toward making the
sort ~ impression upon the cat,lemen
We want made. Then there Is tn"
Style Show. Interviews which Your
PAPER has carried with the various
merchants show that they are practi
cally unit In favor 81 the Style SHOW
and tha, will have the effect 81 draw
ing many wcmen 20 Amarillo: many
ot them will bring their husbands and
many a check.book will h. brought into
play when the women see what th'
merchants % Amarillo have 10 ofte'
them In the way of stylish garments
At n reasonable price.
II am enthusiastic az the outlook fo'
. ........e,a 49,. To nag ,,,loA IN.
present time IL the most favorable fc'
ruch an event we have had for SOM
time. other members of the Automo
hlie association are also enthusiastic
notably Tcney Chisum. We're scin'
through with this thing and We wos'
A. A. a, a slEss seste slfher"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26
~ Associated PrsAa.

WASHINGTON. Deo. g5.-santa
Claus. because of lack of snow. dis.
carded his traditional sleigh and rein.
deer today and arrived here by air.
plane. Escorted by two other planes.
each bearing gifts. he arrived at the
Polo grounds and asslsted by soldiers.
distributed toys to hundreds of chill.
dren who had gathered In anticipation
OF his coming. II wRs said that he had
obtained loan of the aircraft from
the war department. Wounded and
disabled service men at the Walter
Reed hospital were remembered by the
Red Cross who provided them with
Eifts and an entertainment.
q. A Demonstration. on disarmament
was conducted BY the sHpmens' Peace
Society AZ the Frankiin Monument
late today, the principal address being
delivered by Mrs. Robert NJ. La.
Toilette. wife Of the sanator from
Wisconsin.
IT IL Dot for the restoration Of the
weapons q war or any .of the insignia
OF military power.', Mira, La Toilette
said that the women OF Germany are
appealing TO the mercy of the allies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26
Two Killed.


ny NetaFtatfu iffNas
ST pETESBURG. Fla, Dcc. 90
Mira Henry Kramer, o., and Miss Emit
~ kramc: -. ~ New Brunswick. y.
J.. were drowned near here today when
their automobile ran off bridge.
Henry Kramer. husband and brother
was was driving the automobile. was
rescued and taken to hospital. lils
condition IL considered serious
Mrs. Kramer. his wife and sister. es.
capped from the closed car. Kramer.
who IL S. years old held the two Won.
en- under his arms and they were pulled
from the water By passers by. but et
forts 10 revive the women failed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26
Censorship Raised

BY AfFociatfd FrfaI.
ATHENS. Dec. 35.--It Is officially
declared that the foreign tenorship
has been raised excep, on questions
dealing with governmental policies.
Many courtesies have been extended 20
foreign correspondents since the re.
turn of King Constantine. and the
nervous atmosphere Of the city has ap.
parently disappeared.
Prince George In to have a new
residence In the palace now used for
cabinet meetings. a. Madame Manos.
wife of the late King Alexander Ii &C.
cupying his previous home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26
Men Charged With
Possession Liquor

Wiley wharton was arrested late FRI
day evening together with a compan.
ion. charged with the Illegal possession
of liquor. The forces ~ sheriff Roach
dcscncdcd upon the accused men and
found. ~ they state. five-gailon jug
partially filled with home made corn
whiskcy Both were released on bond.
wharton was recently convicted Of
aggravated assault" lie appealed the
gaSe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26
NEWSPAPER MEN GIVEN
BANQUET ny HARDING.
NJ Assoeia,ed Pre.s.

MARION. O. Doc. 2i.--Prcsldcnt.
Elect Harding and Mrs Rarding to-day
celebrated Christmas by opening hun.
dreds Of Christmas presents received
from all parts Of the country and by
entertaining newspaper correspondents
~ dinner II N the first Christmas
Senator and Mrs. Harding had spent
IN their Marion home In five years
No political conference was held and
The dny was devoted to rcst and cclc.
hrfiion uf tho holiday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26
FAMOUS DRIVERS
WILL RACE TODAY
PURSE AND DIAMOND PIN. or
fERED ny BARNEY OLDFIELD
II At STAKE.
Dv Associated Prcss

Nv Associated Press
RAkERSFIELD Calf. dec. rs. -
Roscoe Sarlcs. Ira Vail and Eddie
Hearne, noted automobile racing drivers
completed preparations today for their
ioo.milc match race tomorrow that has
been billed as the dir, track champion.
chip. 4 purse and "A diamond medal
offered by Barney Oldfield. is NJ stake.
The race. previously scheduled to have
been held December 10 was postponed
on account of rain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26
Grain Producers
Should Cooperate
Ry Associaied Prcaa.

'" N-r"'A'u ~
WINNIPEG. Dec Goa form OF
agreement has been drawn up here ny
special committee appointed by the
Canadian COUNCIL of agriculture ON
which u " proposed to handle on CO.
operative basis Tor tn" next five years
tho wheat crop of ontario and Western
Canada.
Agreements are Ia be between tho
United Farmers Grain corporation.
non.profit corporation" and the indiv'
idual producer, and u is set out that
contracts are not To- become effective
until similar contracts covering at least
sixty per cen, ar approximately ten
million acres of wheat have been en-
tered irtO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26
Christmas Celebration.

ROME. Dec. 25.-The Pope. re-estab
fishing the traditions ct his predeces.
sors celebrated three midnight masses
in the Pauline chapel. All the men,
bers Of the ecclesiastical and lay court
were present. together with the entire
personnel of the apostolic palace and "a
limited number OF distinguished guests.
The Pope uttered a special prayer
for the recovery of Cardinal Gibbons
and the preservation OF his life.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26
Corpus Christi Defeated.
ny Associated Press

HOUSTON. Texas. Dec. 2s.-Hous.
ton Heights High School defeated Cor.
pug Christi High School here today hv
the score Of 20 8 for the High school
football championship of South Texas.
Heights scored touchdown by
straisht football tactics In the second
period. A sensational forward pass
and a ss-yard run by Parr netted Cor
pus a touchdown In the same period
Corpus Christi failed 10 kick 9oal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26
Nu Klux Klan viii
End Loafing Period
ny Associated Press.

ny Associated Press.
COLUMBIA. Ca. Dec. 25.-White.
robed figures paraded some of the
streets of the city tonight. scattering
warnings and circulars 20 loafcrs and
undesirable citizens. Many negro fle'l
In terror, seeking cover In the dark
sections Of the city.
The notice read:
"Warning-Undeslrablc. both white
and black. We are after you. We know
you. Take warning. This l0afing.
thieving and proving around has got
10 stop. KU KLUX."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26
PRISONERS At JAIL
GIVEN BIG DINNER

= Prisoners at the county jail. =
b about thirty In number. were =
. treated to AN honest.togoodness =
= Christmas dinner yesterday. con- .
. slsting of turkey and all the trim. =
= mings. Louie Kirsch was the =
= donor. and Louie did the job In =
. handsome style: every prisoner =
= had all the turkey he could cat =
= and there was plenty Of Il left =
= when they finished for another =
. feast. II Is Isoule's custom an =
. nually 90 give the prison =
. ers at the county jail real =
. Thanksgiving or Christmas din =
= ncr. lie has not missed doing =
. this for several years.
4 4 4 4 4 q . q . . . . q . . I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26
Griffin Il Winner.


ELL PASO. Texas Dcc 2h--Dick
Griffin ~ Fort Worth. Texas. outpoint.
81 Zulu Md ~ Hrooklyn. by wide mar.
Sin here TODAY IN fast i5round bout.
Griffin forred tho hght from the start
10 finish. They made iis pounds ut
nine o'clock today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26
Harding March" Latest.

DUQUoIN. m. Dec. 2s.--prof NJ.
Azzolyna hand director and compcscr
81 this city announced that he had com
posed n Harding March" and had for
wardcd COPY ~ the composition 10
President. Elect Harding ~ Christmas
present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26
Proclamation ISSUED.

Nv NsF0rfhfFd FFtea.
fEILIN. Dec. 2b.--Presldcnt Ebert
has issued a proclamation Of apprccia.
iion for the sympathy shown Tor needy
Germans by the ouakors and other
American organizations which have
been feeding the children and hungry
htudentR
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26
Time Extension Asked
,o~iatsd prSsa.

VENICE. Dec. 2s.--An extension Of
tim. a has been asked by D'Annunzio
az Fiume for the purpose of evacuat.
ing persons residing there but not he.
longing 90 the city.
An airplane Of D'Annunzio's forces
was captured while making a forced
landing near Susak.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-26
~ Associated Press

Nv AFa0rlntfd Press.
ARpMORE. okla. Dec. 2s.-Mrs
Clara Barton Smith IIamon apcnt
Christmas night I'm the boaorn of her
family.
In the sealed chamber NJ the office
of sheriff OF Carter county. Mrs. Inmon
who returned here q, noon today 90 nm.
swer charge of murder IN connection
with the death of Jake l.. Hnmon. re-.
publlcnn national committeeman Of ok.
lahomn, In the presence III relatives.
county authorities. and few newapa
permen. was granted her frccdom short
~ after / o'clock. The arms n the law.
which have been reaching out for her
since the night ~ November 20. and
closed around her when she voluntarily
surrendered Ia sheriff Buck Garrett. AT
Juarcg Mexico. December %, were
ngnln uniooHed.
cllnging To the arm of Sheriff Gar.
rott. Mrs. Hnmon left the scene ~ her
nrrnlgnmcnt. her application for bond
and her request Ia be bound over 10 the
district court of Judge 4. ". ChAmlun
under bail " ti2. 900.
Her pleading was mot guilty" In the
closed chamber which served az n court
room every official detail of her an.
pcaranc. and her ultImnto liberty wnH
carried out.
After Mrs Uamon's proceedings were
over pho,ogapha were taken. n few
visits made here and there and nj four
| o'clock she sn,d nwny IA Wilson. okla.
homn ,,wn about 40 miles Weu. ol
h.ro o., .n.,d . Sc,v d,vs With hcr sia
,er nrd hro,h.r there Al n courtesy
and mn, ns n, .c, NJ cus,odv. sheriff
rarre,, comnle,cd Mrs Unmon'. Ions
trim with hcr-.he cacor,ed her to WI
son
Mrs J,mor according IN her nlans
,n,cnds ia spend a number of dnva win
her relatives M W1lson nnd soop there
,f,er mav return IN El paso-and re
main uniu her ,rinl comes nv IN dis
| .rlc, co,,rt Coinscl far Mrs unuo,
Ih,ve announced Tim, they scck Ia hav,
l,h. cos.. dcct.,.d ,or the Jnn,,a,v ,cr,,
NJ conri nnd there wns every Indlcatlo,
- be,lcye ,ha, s,ch n reouest would IA,
prnn,ed
~ While nt Wilson. the visit there IL I,
{ be one az resi-. roeuncratlon and free
> dom from the struggles 10 which sh
, has been subjected the lau, four weeks
Mrs. Hamon declared. Her martin
smile boro evidence of this fact--ah
/, wss going IN enioy the intimacy of ne
, family nj Christmas time.
Tho mon who signed Mrs uahon'
bond are four of the most prmnlnen
, professional and social men Of ARD
. more The bond which had been pr.
|, pnrcd 10 tender Mrs. Hamon. contain
, ing the signature. of numerous citizen
i'm Ardmore. who Voluntarily offcre
their r.rvices wns no, entered A,