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The Washington herald., 1920-09-23
Urges Sex to Desert Both
Old Organizations and
Fight for Selves.
SEES FEMALE CABINET
Doesn't t Want Sex War, But
Says Ladies Can Do
More Alone.

Mrs. o. II. r. Belmont, of New
York. arrived in Washington last
night, and shortly thereafter de-
clared that women will use their
new power obtained through the
ballot to wrest fair share of con-
troll of life in its every aspect from
men.
There is not the slightest chance
OF women Joining forces to any
great extent with either the Demo-
cratic or Republican parties" de-
clared Mrs. Belmont. 1T would
take 100 years to make any I'M
provcment on either
THE National Womans party
will preserve its organization in
tact, and by controlling its strength
will undoubtedly become the domi-
nant factor at the next national
election.
Secs Women in Cabinet.
1--WE shall have women judges,
lawyers, members of Congress, and
possibly members of the Cabinet.
We would have had such official
representation in time anyway, but
it will come rapidly now.
Women voters see no hope in the
thoroughly corrupt old political or
ganizations. The nominations of
machine men were cut and dried Sc
lection. They are pledged to go
through the old reactionary pro-
gram and give as little as possible
TO the new forces now sweeping
the world and demanding Il fair
share in life.
Plans International Alliance.
Women voters will stand for an
International alliance, a rapproch-
ment. among the enfranchiscd
women OF all nations to prevent
warsand to uphold the welfare of
women and children in all lands.
We will work primarily for these
great ends of social justice rst in
our own country.
IF men are wise they will not
oppose women in their determine
tion to get what l may call control
of life, especially control and in
telligcnt direction of their own
lives.
please don't think that I have
in mind any sex antagonism but I
firmly believe that there should be
q separate woman's political party
with its own policies and canu-
dates.
Expects to BE Misunderstood.
"Of course I shall be misunder-
stood" she explained, as she sat in
her flower bedecked salon at the
Willard. "Unthinking people will
jump to the conclusion that / am
aiming to pit women against men.
That Is not my idea at all. But 1t
would take 100 years to get any
where working in the old parties,
whereas, if we have courage and
strength to form wOman's party.
We shall see results far more
quickly
Mrs. Belmont is here to confer
with Miss Alice Paul. chairman Of
the National woman's Party. de-
clared she had received countless
letters supporting her opinion.
This is no sex war, no sex an
tagonism." she repeated over and
over again. There are many men
who believe as l do. Thousands.
hundreds of thousands of men in
this country have become disgusted
with politics as they are run by the
existing political parties"
The Washington herald., 1920-09-23
Traffic POLICE Say Motorists
Use Greater Care as Interest
Quickens inHeraldSafetyIdea

Washington automobile becoming
daily especially the downtown sections where traffic congestion
responsible for accidents. Any
this
On further questioning the officer will you The Wash
HcadS careu-auo-driving greater
The Washington herald., 1920-09-23
CPubIIe LedEef scrriec.l

Despite James w formerly
Germany and chairman OF the the
he would spun gifts election
James NJ Cox there has been influx
songbox according the testimony
Senate committee investigating campaign expenditures,
here yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-23
By DENIS O'CONNELL.
(By Universal Service.)

Dublin, Sept. a2.-The town OF
Milton Malbay, County Clare, is
reported in flames tonight with
the British soldiers and police
out OF control. Inhabitants are
fleeing to the east.
The soldiers and police clashed
with civilians midway between
Milton Malbay and Lehinch, and
four police and one soldier were
among the killed. Twenty-six
civilians were arrested.
Havoc Hits BaIbriggan.
The new sack comes Just as Bal
briggan, eighteen miles north of
here, practically deserted. quietcd
down after two days of pillage, in
eendiarism. and bombing.
London. Sept. 22-WholesaIe de-
Portations of the members of Sim
Fein to the most remote colonies Of
the British empire will follow the
refusal by the south and west Of
Ireland to accept the governments 5
home rule bill, according to the
Evening Standard on the authority
Of a government official of the Irish
administration.
Bzlbriggan Like Bouyainc.
'Ireland's Louvaine." was the de-
scription Of the Manchester Guard
ian today of the shooting up, the
burning and the bombing of Bal
briggan, Ireland. by the black and
tans." the English recruits to the
Royal Irish constabuIary.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-23
Regarding Personality"
Is the Title OF
Dorothy Dixs Article in Fridays
Washington Herald.

Its Dorothy's idea that Personality Eff
cheney be linked together in the makeup of
Business Woman. Before you argue the question.
Read The Herald
The Washington herald., 1920-09-23
WALL STREET AID CHARGED
TO DEMOCRATS WHO PLEAD
'tBANKRUPT"FUND AT PROBE

Leader Attacks Governor Cox's
100000 "Slush" Budget Allegation
As "Baroom Politics" and "Pure Bunk. 1"
Lively Tilts on Campaign Methods al
Senate Committee Hearing.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-23

ooSISAS~ - ~ sIyss.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19
Important to all Women
Readers Of this Paper

Thousshds upon thousands 81 women
have kidney Or bladder trouble aud never
urirst u
N"m"h's complaints often prove 20 be
h''hihE slas bat kidney HoaLls. or The
frtHli II kidney OF bladder diseass.
" ihs kiinsys ate not "a = healthy con
aNl.n, tbsS may cause the other organs
70 hcrms diseased
Nua MAJ sIasr pain IN the back, bead,
ache and los ~ ambition,
lpHF hsalih make. you hsreous irfitA,
BE aud may he dsspohdsnt. u nlakss any
uus -
hl' hundred. II women claim that Dr.
hilmrFs swamp Root. hy restoring
health 20 the kidneys, proved 20 b. Just
To ffmsdy needed 10 overcome such
conditions.
Mahv md fnr . sample bottle 90 zee
shai Scamp Rect. the great kidney,
i'sf and bladder medicine. .ill do for
lhrm Hy enclosing ten cents 70 Dr.
hilmsr a Co, hihehAminn. y, v. 700
may receive sample siss bottle ~ Parcel
f'si fou can purchase medium and
large sss bottles at ell drug store. ADV.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19
LEFT WHEN OCEAN RETIRED
Californian Reports Finding nIIiions
81 Shells Far Above the Pres
snt Sea Level

Drills I Kennedy. IN attorney o'
San Bernarilna. Cni. has returned
from IN exploration trip on Painted
MI. which Is ~ miles east Of San
bernardino lie brought With him
samiaes 81 seashclls frnm he great
bod of onetime 0cran that IL older
'hnn Mount san Jacinio and y story
~ seeinE mn old Spanish muskei aud
indian water vessels In an inHceessi.
,lc piace on the hill.
kcnncSiy plans TO organize a party
70 return aud get the muskct. which
he believes, Is nj least one hundred
years old To obtain the r'lic some.
body will have tu be- lowered from u
clin on RIPE and then swung into
what probably Is an old sea cavern.
Some Of the shells. he said. werr
found 2WO fceet above SEA level. Tie
stated there probably were millions
embedded In the rOck formation.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19
DOESN'T BELONG IN BIBLE
American Educator Espisirs Presence
IN eoos Of Myth o. Jonah
and the Whsle.

br " G. Moultun. professor ~ 10.
sfHiurr ~ the University ~ Chicago.
addressing n gathering ~ wc-leynns
~ HHfh England uhrr. be- received
IN N. form ~ neu. foutn0i. com.
msni In manuscript. hut by some blum
Ter. due e. ,arclcss. siirshod printing
from which N. B.hl. suffered more
than sny either book In the world. the
fahls ~ the whsir bad h--u Included
In The general text AMI N this way
had " come down through the age. To
the modern world as rur. comedy. or.
his rduratiou. Insisted that Jonah wa
net swallowed 10y the Wbaic and that
the story forms no part II n. real
Hlhl..
N" Rite mighty In Itself. said Doc
tor nnulton. had passed through the
hands ~ commentators Who had no
Know ledge No understanding OF NJ.
eraiur- aud Who reduced 10 to n form
witch hHi little ~ no likeness io the
real bible one ~ thcs. numerous
commentators had written into that
most spiritual and beautiful book 81
Jonah the narrative of the whale. the
only effect being one ~ distortion and
Disagreement.
In actual fact the story. asserted
n,Ttor MoultUn. had been originally
what was worse. rIhald satire.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19
Birth Of Shakespeare.

90" 81 the oven county teacher,
tells - the following which 81. found
To- written biography ~ ShRk-sI,cars
handed Ia by one ~ her Eighth. grade
rupIis:
"NhnksspeRr-'s schooling Whs lhs
l'mli and II II not known when b.
vHs h"rn. hut II i thought That II
NHs probably s"me tim. In the early
lwr - HI. NE"
uN" ~ the first grade class vas
f'Hd.ug she story 81 Prince Cherry
Wien ~" came to ~" W"ri- 't"r
What l. ih,r. ln life fnr man that
Is hHi" she read them "Fnr what t.
'h'rs In ii'r for a man uhu q. bald. '-
lHI HuHp"li, News
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19
Took Out a Banjo"

Of Ore. OF the games played back in
frcplaces among the sparks aud the
cracking wood
she sang funny songs because n
She was SO witty and had been named
Witty witch she could always blink
OF funny song To sing
And she sang the rules OF many
games so they all could play them AZ.
forwards.
I'm verse she sang how tn play Lon
don Bridge and Musical Chairs and
Bumps and Puss IN the Corner and
Forfeits, and Hunt the slipper and
many other games.
80 that later on at the next party
they could play all these games, or at
least some 81 them, for Peter Gnnme
had said sorue OF the members Of the
Every Day-Is-Nice Club had forgotten
some OF the rules OF few games.
Before II was time for them 10 70
home and AS the next 10 the last song,
she chose this one--an old favorite OF
hers,
Listen here, listen here.
And be OF good cheer,
For you know there's such fun
Under dear Mr.. sun,
And yet when Il rains
All those who have brains
Know there's fun to be had.
Though the weather be bad.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19

We saw piogrncs the other day with
his lantern.
"Siill looking for an honest manr'
We asked lie shook hi, head mourn.
fully.
"No; I gave that M long ngo. I
wish Id stuck to H. II wasn't half So
hopeless a. what I'm doing now"
lie certainly did look Respondent.
and our heart went out tn him.
What are you looking for now.
them We asked.
lie sighed.
I'm looking for congressman who
made out his income tax without any.
bOdy's help. Life.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19
When Your Eyes Wander.

Look at the person with whom YOU
are talking. The best conversationalst
cannot do himself justice with one
whose eyes wander. DO not stare at
the one who Is speaking. do not ex-
anime him critically, as II you had
just noticed something decidedly out
Of the way in his personal appearance,
but be sure that when his ewes turn
In your direction, they shall meet
yours. You are guilty Of something
closely related to dlscourtesy when
your eyes wander.--Girls' Companion.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19
YOUR CATARRH MAY
LEAD TO CONSUMPTION

path. Your own experience ha,
taught you tina; the disease can.
not be cured by sprays. inhaIcrs.
aiomizeFs, Jellies and other local
applications.
). 5. 5. has proven a most satis-
factory remedy f. Calarfh be-
cause It goes direct TO ITS source.
Get bottle today, begin the only
logical treatmer, that gives real
results. For free medical advice
write Medical Director. ~ Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ca,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19
Dangerous to Use Treatment
for Only Temporary Relief.

There is = more serious stage Of
Caiarrh than the annoyance eaus-
"a by the siopped-up air passages,
and other distsSteiui features.
The real danger comes from the
tendency OF the disease to continue
It's .course downward until tie
lungs become affected, and the.
dreaded consumption is on your
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR.

10 half pin, 81 water add o. hay Rum.
= anal. baI Of Bafbo Compound. and y
o. q Flycerns. Apply 20 the barr t~ice =
urrs until u BECOMES the dcsir-d shade.
Any tfass.si eau put this % % you can
M q 81 home AZ very ltiis cost IL will
gradually dafkrn stfeaksd. faded gray hair,
sn1 w'll max. harsh hair soit and glossy.
i all not cU'or the .calp. ). not sticky Or
gfasr. and doe. not rub "A Adv.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19

Soak hands on retiring In the hot suds
Of Cutlcura Soap. dry and rub In Gu.
ticura Ointment Remove surplus
Ointment with tissue paper This Ia
only one ~ the things Cu'icura will do
II Soap, Ointment and Talcum are used
for all toilet purposes. ADV.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19
a Reeoneiled Face

T"ss WHY didn't you speak 10 herr
81" met you with ,ml. ~ rccuucll
Ia'lun un her face
l"s,=l.~ her face was What YOU
might ull 7rconurIlcd. wasn't ~
Tess KrcuucIrdY
jvs~-HNcs Made 100 son know
London Tit Bits
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19
UTILIZING Waste.

new industry Just introduced at
Milan, Italy. consists NJ the msnufnc,
'ure from waste leather cuttings Of
boxes for collars CUTS aud carpets,
furniture coverings and wallpaper.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19
Mirror Par, Of Dress in 1900

IT. %" sixteenth century uu lady
WINS considered IN full dress unless she
had q mirror az her breast II was
oval 10 shape. about four inches 10
SIZE
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19

Garfield Tea. the inrnmr,rall, LAXATIVE.
pleasant g. take. pure m,,i m action aud
wonderfully health giving ADV.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19

II is far easter to criticize the small
mistakes uf others than Ia avoid max.
ing u few large ones yourself.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19

Many a blessing In disguise efrec-
lively escapes detection
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19

The wise worm turns In before the
Hariy bird turns out.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19
DADDYy EVENING
"a KIR IALEH
lZS@NlH QiHtNDNU,l
. BOWER !! Y N%
WITTY wITcH's SONGS.

u want TO tell YOU" said Daddy.
"nhnui N" songs that WHY witch
sang NJ Peter GHom.s PARTY N. 9TH,
or day. lie gave q party where b.
told siory b" had made up himself
but he said be- had merely mad. ul,
tile ~Hy the words should b. written.
"" hadn't mad" ~ the facts or things
which happened. Which ~ cours. mad,
The greater part ~ III. story"
"bo tell US about witty wityhs
songs" said Nancy.
Yes said Nick. I'D like to hear
them. too"
"til tell them 20 you said Daddy
-fof ! know that witty witch would
like the to. She likes all children who
llk. her ~" do.sn't like 60 think
that children think she's nm awful old
thing ~ho would chas. them with
hrooin. for such = thing she would
never De-.
"Sh~ says she was riding on . broom
once and SOMEONE took her photograph
and ever since then II has been 50
hHr'l for her 60 tell people aud make
them understand that that broom was
for sweeping &C Tor taking rides upon
NJ she did quite often. but II was not
for beating children as snmcon. said
Who didn't know anything about her.
really, Their, are no had witches
these days
"for that reason. ~ you know. VIII.
y Witch hates gossip ~ much ~ any
one. II not more For sh- knows the
harm II can Il" what wrong stories
10 about and buN folks b.lie,. them
n They don't watch out aud md out
the truth f"r themselves
"well. after Peter Gaome's supper
.as over and they had Nil had n de-
llcious meat old why witch took out
q banjo which she had brought along
with her and ~. sang this song hrst
of all.
on. I am q ~lirh. a Jolly Old witch.
Who can ride DER %. clouds Or can jump
Ger f.trh
Hut I'm ut ~tii 'HIrE no. no indeed
80 What ! tell you pray 90 take heed
! love boys and girls ana animals too.
love the Whole wofli=ini"~d do.
81 please don't say the Old witch :.
cranky
When she ride. on her broomstick horse
- ianky
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19

The Difference
'uur mon wur' overseas 10 uncer-
un'y - .h.t d'd. hut they came
home 'r srarspuHfs
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19

"Sh- sang this song several times
and then -hc sang many more. She
sang Of the secrets which nre In Goals
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19

Fugitive IN His Case.
Isn't money clos. these days."
No. ~ just co., Tar OF a. ever. "-
Boston Transcript
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-13
AQUI Sc HABLA ESPANOL

Lea este. es importante. Cuando decimos que
"Se Habla Esanol" damos a entender cue ,todos
n~uestros dependencies hablan espanol perfectamen
tie. Aqui no neces;tamos Interpreters, y todos lie dis
pensaremos las mayoreS c~ortesias. Necesitamos SUI
patrocinio y Queremos que nos visite, y 81 listed no
queda satisfecho, por algun motivo. nosotros gus
tosos ayudaremos a zanjar cualquiera dificultad.
Este establecimiento es para listed y listed es un
cliente para n~osotros, es decir, queremos que listed
Sc de cuenta de la COOPERATION. Recuerde que
nuestras puertas Sc abren Ell Viernes a las 9. 80 A.
NJ. ESTE AQUI CON LAS MULTITUDES.
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EHTE ANUNCIO VALE ST 90

En- cada compra de SO. 90 0 mas, lie adlnitire-
mos IN credito de S1.00 en- mercancias, slempre
que listed haga sus compras entire las $50 Y II de
la manana del Dia de Aperture. Tambien sera ne
cesario que listed traiga este anuncio. Tenga pre-
sente que listed Sc benefilcia con nuestrcs preclos
Y que en- adicion, recibe 81 90 mas en- mercancias.
Piense 10 que este significa y este aqul en- las no
ras senaladas en- que podra adquirir 81 90 de mer
cancias e~nterameite gratis. listed convendra Guam
do haya venido, QUE ESTA ES LA n MAS
GRANDIOSA QUE HAYA PRESENCIADO.
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MEDALS PARA SENORAS

tambien las de soda y Lisl
Medals de Isle de 40c, todos colo,
res -. . -. -. ..... l9c
Medals de soda Y Isle de S1.00 Sc
Medals de soda de $500, todos CO.
|lores. con costura atras - . 1.29
Medals de soda de 50. so, todos CO,
hechas de hilo de pura soda,
c~ostura atras. . . :. -. >. ] AZ
Medals caladas de $500 en- todos co
Muy elegantes. Compre todas
las que pueda. Ell ahorro es magni
fico -. =, Lag
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Una PALABRA!!

Acabamos de tomar possession de todas las
existencias que a~ntigusnen:e eran de THE
POPULAR, las cuales compramos a una frac-
cion de su valor real. Como tambien las com
pras que hemos efectuado en- ell Este, son muy
considers5les, nos encontramos con grandes
existencias que hemos decidido realizar en- es-
ia Gigentesca Venta de Aperture, a precios que
ser asombrosos y sensacionales, en-
vista de la tendencia constante al aumento de
precios Nosotros necesitamos dinero y quere-
mos conocer a listed. Ash pues, este aqui tenn
prano Ell Viernes a las $50 a. m, y venga a yer
las msgnificas gangas que 10 esperan. 49,.
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go a $50

Camisas azules de Sl.50 para ci
trabajo FOR solo soc. unicamentc
treinta en- al lote y una para cada
clicnte a este precio. Este aqui n las
$50 V adquiera 4 ganga en- cami
Sas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-13
Blusas Marineras Para Scnoras
A Precios Reducidos

Blusas marineras de $50 para Sc
noras, hechas de galatea de buena
calidad, con cuellos Y punos de CO.
lores contrastantes -. 80. 7Sc
Blusas m~arineras de SEQ para nj
mas, hechas de galatca extra re-
sistente. todos tamanos, por -. csc
Blusas marineras de SE.50 Y $500
para senoras, materiales muy reSis
tentes. cuellos Y punos de color 1.S9
Blusas m~arineras de 81. so con en-
blemas bordados de seda. muy am,
plias calidad extra fina . 2.95
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9. 80 a 1890

Faldas lavab!es que valen hasta
S. 90 para sehorss. por solo Sl.o0.
En- differences dolores : e~stilcS. Sofa
men.e una a cada cliente Guraate eSa
bora. VenG8 tempraeono y adquicra
una fada de So 90 por 500 500.
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80 a $50

Cerca dc doscicntss docenas dc cue
los para cabalero; vs!en zoe; cada
uno v los daremos a raDon de Soc 90
cena. Forman parte de un Tote de
cue!!os altos que son magniticos para
81 uso dc Gale. ST listed accstumbra
,su- esta clase de c~ucllos, he aqut su
o~portunidad. Una docena por 800 QUO
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SOMBREROS PARA SENORAS
Tcdas nuestras e~xisteucias incluidas

Sonbreros de $500 de paja negra para nj
mas, con monos de liston, los daremos a 1863
Sombreros de 81. so para senoras. de p&ia,
uegra adornados con cintas Y ~listones flo
reados. Todos ellos de los I!timoS cstilos.
Los daremos a.. 5 .95
Sombrreos finos de $1,000 para la Primave-
"a. ST listed necesita un sombrero, comprelo
aqui Y ahorre. Este grupo incluye los de ul-
limos estilos V formas, al precio de ....i.95
Los que valen 1880, han Sido marcados en-
la Venta de Aperture al precio bajislmo
de e. =. 30. e. . -. . E. 80
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|Nuestra Location: '' 1oir:n nes! :Mf i5 a& zfsS

Velises Y Cajas para Ropa
|velises de $500, .hechos de libra,
|bordes reforzados, buena cerradura
y visagras. -. l'zs
|velises de $500 con correa alrede-
dor, hechos de libra de calidad
|fina . -. -. -. . -. Z.29I
Velises de libra, Tornado de limo,
color acero. Nos quedan cerca de
veinte en- ell lote a -. =. -. 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Officers To Be Given Old Fashioned
Breakfast At Capt. Fay'S Quarters

who has been at Camp Dix with West
Point cadets Mrs Bowen VIII return
home next month
Mrs. H. Z. DeGroff VIII leave Sun
day for a. business trip TO Chicago
and New York She viii be away for
a month. and en- route home viii visit
her former home. St Louis
Dr.. Floyd Poe, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church has returned 70
Mountain Park, N. H. where he and
Mrs. Poe are spending the month
after a brief visit in the city
Walter Howe. Louis Piatts and Joe
Mulln are visiting John McEll.roy
Slater in Cloudcroft- Walter walked
from AlamoEordo 10 the top Of the
mountain. IS miles sidewise and one
mile straight up
Mrs. George Baxter Taylor left or
Thursday for a visit 10 Hiawatha.
kan. later going 10 Nashville, Tenn,
where she viii be the guest OF Mr..
Taylor's relatives. She viii be away
for three months.
Harry smith. with his sister. Miss
Ora Smith. and Miss Gwendoiyn Es-
singer. Of Big Springs, Tex. visited
in Vinton this week. From there
they went 10 Las Cruces to pend a
short time with friends.
Mr.. and lIrs. J. i. Piper. who have
made their home here for the last
IS years, left on Friday for Holly
wood, Calf, where they viii reside
in the future Ar. and Mrs. Edward
c. Hitchcock have taken the apart
ments formerly occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Piper at 1905 North oregon
street