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Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-17
Death Blow For
 Soup Industry
 If This ''TaiI" Is Circulated
rRv Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is. - Establishment of carload rate on Chinese queues pressed into cloth from Houston, Texas, to various parts of the country was asked of the interstate commerce commission today by the Oriental Manufacturing company of Hous- ton.
 Clifford Thorne of Chicago, representing the applicant, told the commission that the pigtails pressed into cloth were used for filtration, straining soup and sim liar purposes. The commission took the application under con sidcration.
 Mir. Thorne explained that prior to the war, European sup plies of goat and camel hair were drawn on for filter purposes but that when this source was cut off the industry he represented turn ed to China where the fall of the Manchu dynasty was followed by abolition of the edict requiring Chinese subjects to wear queues.
 The Houston company, which is joined by the Southern Cotton Oil Crushers' association, chief users of hair cloth filters, in the petition has accumulated 800,000 pounds of Chinese hair equivalent to the former pigtails of 100000 Chinese and now seeks carload rates to move it north for the consumers, 1o carloads already having been ordered and the prospect being for 60 more to move during next year.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-17
ALIEN BAR BILL TAXES PROBERS
 ID ELLIS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Chair- man Johnson and four other mem bers of the house immigration com mittee, conferred today regarding proposed immigration legislation and later left for New York, where they will make a personal study of condi- tions at Ellis Island.
 No recommendations as to legisla- ton dealing with Japanese immigra- ton will be drafted, Chairman John son said, until the committee has con suited with officials of the state de- partment who are now discussing this matter with the Japanese ambas- sador.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-17
THREE POUND PEARS TOO LATE FOR THE
 STATE FAIR SHOW

L. D. Landers, of Beaver creek, yesterday brought to the chamber of commerce office, three large pears, two of which tipped the scales at three pounds and the other, at two and a fraction. Landers regretted that he did not get these in in time to display at the fair The samples have attracted attention wherever shown. While not good for eating, they make excellent preserves.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-17
THQRNBURG BABY

Wayne Thornburg, manager of the Three Links and the Diamond Two cattle companies, and well known resident of Yavapai county, is pass ing out cigars to his friends in merry mood. Thornburg was the happieSt man in Prescott when he was inform ed that he was the father of a pretty baby girl, who arrived at the Mercy hospital early Sunday morning,
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-17
Murder Suspect Leaps Of
 MoUing Train And Escapes

the train. At the time of the es- cape, two detectives were in the com partment and the other on the plat form of the Pullman. The train had gone about a quarter of mile from the depot when Chester plunged headlong through a window. He was unhurt and jumped to his feet i'm mediately on striking the ground. He made his escape in the darkness.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-17
TRUST IN COLORADO
 EXPOSED
CBv Associated Pressl

DENVER, Nov. Exchanges that a combination had been formed in Colorado to maintain uniform prices for building materials, were made be- fore the senate committee investigat- ing the housing situation here today by A. A. Fischer, architect, and Ali son Stockcr, contractor of Denver.
 The combination was responsible in part for retarding building activi- ties in the district, they charged.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-17
FIRE BUGS WORK COSTS PUEBLO
 HEAVILY
By Associated Press)

PUEBLO, Nov. 15.-Incendiarism is believed to have caused fire which tonight destroyed the buildings and contents of the Foley Lumber com pany and a train of box cars on a siding nearby, damaged a large rooming house and Is residences and caused an estimated loss of $l50,0OO.
 The fire started in three places in the lumber yards
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-17
By Associated PressJ

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 15.-Meeting in defiance of the board of governors and visitors and the faculty of St. Johns college, the entire student body consisting of all classes-about 200 students in all-went "on strike. "
 The school has therefore suspended operations at least temporarily.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-17
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Cotton closed weak seven points lower to seven higher.
 -ocScSz2c-SC@Co @CooScScocCScc weighing nine pounds and labeled with the Thornburg brand.
 The Thornburg smile is broader than ever, and the Thornburg genial ity has achieved its broadest smile on this occasion. Mrs. Thornburg and the little girl at the Mercy hospital are doing well.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-17
By Associated Press)

BROKEN BOW, Neb, Nov. 15.- Dennis Chester, being taken from Great Falls, Mont, to Kansas City, for the alleged murder of Florence Barton, escaped from three detec- tives here tonight.
 Chester was in charge of three de- tectives and occupied a stateroom on
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-17
WORK OUTS FOR NOV. A BOUT
 ATTRACT

Workouts for the sparring matches to be staged here Novem- Der 24 are going merrily on at the post, with many fight fans from Prescott going out to look Lem Cooks squad of fighters over.
 Sergeant Jack Lynch, formerly 9i -~-~-~-~-~--~---------~-
 (Continued On Page Six)
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-17
Eetree! College Boys On
 Strike Split An I11fj,1itive

'Inefficiency of the board of gov ernors and visitors of s. Johns col lege to satisfactorily adjust and di- rect the movements of this college is the reason for the walk-out. ac- cording to a letter to Vice President John B. Rippere, signed by L. W. Hecht chairman publicity commit tee"
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-17

(Continued On Page Six)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
FREE RAT POISON AT FIRE
ENGINE HOUSES TOMORROW
builders Exchange Ia Help in EN-
termination of ltadrnts In
iaIii

The Health Department is prose
cutting its fight on the :at. Director
Levy. Of thc Department OF Public
'.iar,. Yesterday afternoon at 6
o'clock delivered an address before
the members OF the Builders EN-
cnangc. in which he suggested that
al buildings 10 he erected or rcpa !. |
tc made 'rat-proof." The members
OF the organization expressed them
selves as standing ready 20 help in
the fight OF determination
In order 10 accommodate CitizcnG
who canrCi get TO the City Hall, hi
rector Levy has ARRANGED tor the ais.
trihuii"A cf rat poison from .hc
various fire engine houses all day to-
morrow. Inc poisOn may be- had by
any OF. applying. free. and ali in
Struci!O1s as TO its use Viii hr given.
Persons livinr in the vicinity Of IN"
city Kali OF who may call there at
any Zine. may get supplies of tnc
poison. There IL an uul.lnitct uuhr.
'.ty on hand. so tina, no ono need fear
disappointment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
Highway Commission TO
CONVENE IN WASHINGTON
Will Attend Session of National As
socintiOn, Of Which Coleman
Once Was Head.
PETEY-

The State Highway Commission,
II was today learned at the office
of 6. i. Coleman. Highway Commits
s!oner. here. Will meet in Washing :
ton Monday. to attend The meeting
of the National Association of State
Highway Officials.
This orsanization is composed of
highway officials of the varions
States. Commissioner Coleman is
chairman OF the executive commit
tee OF the association. and was at
one tim. its president. In view of
the extensive road building pro-
grams being carried on throughout
the nation, II is expected that the
Washington meeting will he ono OF
the most important, ever held Ny the
ASS oCiation.
Commissioner Coleman left yes
tcrday for an inspection of tn. high
way from Norfolk to Suffolk, lIol-
land and Franklin. and on up TO
Peters burg.
survey parties arc now engaged
Ia making surveys. In connection
with the authorities Of carroll
County. from Jackson's Ferry. in
Wy;he county. south TO H!llsvilc.
lie work is being don" with funds
advanced by Carroll County. tn" road
being ono Of the highways in the
Stat" system.
Survey parties are also running
lines west from Alexandria 10 Mid
diehurE. in Loudoun County. that
part OF the route In Fairfax County
being paid for out OF funds advanced
b. Fairfax authorities.
Additional surveying parties are
at work making survey OF the road
from Goblin Point. Surry County. east
TO the Isle OF Wight line. the cx-
ana money advanced by Surry
County,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
SALVATION ARMY WILL
SELL CHRISTIANS SEAL 5
Members OF Organization To ton,Iur,
special hnoihS Tomorrow
.nl IFriuuN

special booths. n,,.Hcd III members
a. ne salvation ..irlg... w'ill bc con.
Quoted tomorrow and Frlin, IA ~.
S!st the Richmond TUBE rjul0sfs Assn
cation IN selling Christmas seals i,
was ;tnnrLNc-d today
Through grrauGcui.nts made hy.
MISS Nora Sprnccr Hammer .N.,ulIyc
SecrttarE Of thc association. ANA
'eoFGv Garland commandment or III.
army corps. tn, booth, VIII b. loca,gI
III "a" '"MNtuWn section -, points az
NHh'aS" ihat TIA" Ioctas win hr .ba
means o; bringing seals 10 Tho attr.,-
ZION az many persons wno othcrwIs.
Would not ne prompted 10 buy vas
tht "I!h!on oppressed toda, ~ those
'dtr, nee WIN The sale
mas seals are sold for ! cen.
apiece ana furnish Tho fund, :or car.
!!,He on N" warfare her, against
6 tl!.', Efa.9sls la placing her entir.
"!E"hI2+ tl"n 'hFeughout the country.
az W. dlsr'sa! ~ tuberculosis ASso-
~" - E.'rm1nder EVaur".inc
said: -''i'i! ,
"of TO iaoocoo active ana sus
pect"d cases c; tubur.ulrsjs -, ,S,is
country, hy tar IN. burger ,,,nI,,-
ar" among tne poor. tn. claSS.. 80
WHICH Tho smvaiIcn Ar!ny Ia. i,.. u"
nun terms. Tor forty y,arS ~. 81
Natl"n'sis vel know az Tho 'rrril,i.
TaNeE"S caused ty 'uherCulo.ig ,,,nn,,,.
thc, poor For Aejr saI.s. NJ Nm,
Z" ht,n 'tdiNn rut this national mon
acc" MOREOVER r.uembcr ,hr, mo- a..
IS -, 20 !"nE as our Sums ana p,,,-
districts remain vrri'ahl, Ir.s,,I,,,,.
places for iGb,rrGlgSis 80"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08

/ THINK IL Is perfectly marvellous
the way Taulac has built me m. BE-
for" ! began taking it Wa in
wr"'ch"d health ana only weighed
III pounds. nov weigh III pounds;
and my hcal;h j. splendid
II never dreamed that ihcr, WAS :.
medicine on earth that would caus,
IN" 10 regain my former weight and
h"alth IN so short a time but Taulac
did IT and simply cannot tell yot,
how grateful ! ann to this wonderful
medicine.
Il suffered for two years from in
digestion ana dyspepsia und was il,
a very badly run-down condition.
had "A tired, worn-cut feeling nearly
all OF the tine and rarely had any
appetite.
AT times would have indigestion
so badly That could hardly breathe.
| also suffered from ra!pitation OF
the heart. severe headaches and pains
IN my back. but thanks 10 Tanlac, all
of these terrible symptoms have left
me and now feel as well as | ever
fclt in my life
mother thing: ! sleep just splcn-
1idly al night now and never suffer
from nervousness like ! used To. Tan
lac rs certainly wonderful medicine
ana am only too delighted to rec
| oinncnd IL 10 my friends" The above
statement was made recently by Mrs
Ida Hamhurgh. OF BIG $. Main street
ErattlcbOro. Vermont
Tanlao is sold in Richmond IN. IN,
| Tragic Drug co. Grant Drug stores
g w Eaton. Twenty sixth and Ven.
apie. bur;on's Drug store: in Chester
ny chester Pharmacy. and in Toanc
by banks Drug Co.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
FINANCE COMMITTEE MAY
NOT MEET DURING WEEK
Rules DO Not Require Datnry Rcso-
tuition to lie Reported to
Aldermen.

There is very little likelihood Of Il
meeting Of the Finance Committee of
the city Council this week 1t was
suggested by Councilman Peters ut
tho meeting OF Common Council Mon
day night that the committee be
called to act upon his ordinance fin
ing the SALARY of tue Director of
Public Works ut S7,7J0. which was
amended on motion OF Councilman
Scaton 10 $500. The paper WAS re-
icrred to the Finance Committee on
motion OF Councilman Rodcn. but no
reference was made AS to which body
Of Council should receive the COM
mittce report. Under this condition
of affairs there is no probability of
the committee being called, for the
general construction OF the rule in
reference to the case is that the
usual method should be observed
The Board OF Aldermen will meet
next Tuesday night in regular SEES
sion. The next meeting of the FL
nance Committee will he held on the
first Tuesday after the third Monday
IN December. and in time to act upon
any measure Ia he presented to Com
mon Council At it's next regular meet
ing.
The Impression around City Hall
yesterday WAS that the City Council
would approve o; a measure increaS-
Ing the salary Of the director TO S.
400.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
MISS CLARK WILL ATTEND
HATlOrAl LEAGUE SESSION
i" TO I" Cleveland In April as Rem
TcSthtaii,c "a tirSiniu

INA j. 20 DO specially repre-
scented IN the program for III. CON
xeation Of IN" National i.oarrc Of
Women Voters scheduled to iaka
pIdaGe IN Cleveland ohio. April lilo
!S-l, by iAs appointment on the ma
tionhl program committee. Of Niss
Aaelc t!A!K chairman OF tho Virginia
-eaEue o. Women Voters Miss Clark
has accepted the Invitation to serve
which is extended rer ~ Mrs Mana
ood Pafk. "hsiruaa OF tht Nat!onai
IIeagu OF Women Voters and aIsc
~ 80 iit"n ~ 'At program committee.
Tor the national convention.
MIS- FarE VIII lac r"m.m ncroG in
flchmohG az D" principa! speaker a,
the oTRarl%at!oI meeting a; the Vir-
Iinia l.eagnc ~ Women Voters Mia
IN the hau OF tho House OF Delegates.
~ thc !'a'e CAPITOL ia September
IL is reXr"ctcf that suggestions mad.
AZ inc regional conference Of the Ea
tional Leagne OF Women Voters. held
- i IN New YORK, VIII form tho
basis OF the program for the national
convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
INVESTIGATE STREET CAR
ACCIDENT NEXT SATURDAY
Men Injured in SmaSh-Up at Eighth
and Main Are Reported
ImDruyinr

fun investigation into the cause
OF the street car accident AT Eighth
and Main Streets early Monday
morning will be gone into in Police
Court Saturday. Motorman J. \.
Dirall. in charge of the car at the
time OF tho accident. is on bail pend
iEE the hearing. The Investigation
VIII be held At the instance OF Traf-
he captain Samucls, who arrested
i'uNali on technical charge. and
VINO desires all the facts in the case
TO be brought out
REPORTS last might were that Leon
l., strauss. who is AT Stuart Circle
noSpitai Tor treatment. and \. o..
Sw;nk. who is at home for tn, Same
purpose. who Were injured when the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
Iri.h socirty I:lcc,, ONCE,

F|AEITNk lIthFN 'NUnClI Ni me
American Association for Rccasni-
gan!zcd last night at a largely at.
tended meeting AT the Arcade Euild-
INK. TIC entire membership OF
Patrick Henry Council Friends OF
ir!sh Freedom became members OF
the new prGaniZation and the fcI
lowing oiiccrs were elected. y. &.
pFlahartN president: Rev. Richard
WAS hinIton, vice president.
Joseph NJ Purcell. secretary: J l..
DkccHe, treasurer. This orraniZo-
ton confirmed the election OF State
OihCers recently held in WASHINGTON.
AZ follows samuel j. Collins
Stanntcn. president Mrs ReSsIe
Ioiins. i.ynchburI. treasurer. Il: T.;
Golden. Richmond. secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
Episcopal I.renchir. Ni..ion,

Key. Mercer T Logan, y y Of
congregations 10 Grace l:piscopal
Church, whore he SIS conducting -
sprGaching Mission this week.
There IL also large Attendance
nightiy AZ 81 James Church. where
the mission Is being conducted py
Rev Loaring Clark. u. -, OF Chatta-
nOoRa. Tenn.
Rev. j. J q. Hall whose sermons
the Holy Comfnrter last week a..
holding the mission ut Emmanuel
Church. brook Hill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
APPEALS FOR FUNDS TO
AID FAMILY IN DISTRESS
First of Opportunity Cases" Well
Worthy of Quick Response
by People

As has oeen tie custom OF The
Times Dispatch for Il number of
years, they have undertaken the col
lection OF funds for worthy charity
cases in the city coming under the
direct attention Of the Associated
Charities OF Richmond.
In making the first appeal this sea-
son. ii Is the belief or those in charge
ct the work that ;hc people OF Rich
'nond will respond as freely ami as
ron"rouSly rs they Nave in the past.
The publicity given the matter Is en-
i.rcly through the columns OF this
paper. 50. Mr. and Mrs. Richinonder,
as YOU are reading this article make
Il FIRM PURPOSE TO send your check
without delay, care of The Times
Dispatch. All ten cases are equally
u-Ecat. and the suffering OF worthy
people can Ice relieved II citizens will
respond quickly and chcertCl!y L. this
appeal.
rho first opportunity is that OF 4
Vide for them the bare necessities in
the coming winter. Suireri":; from
partial paralysis, the husband is un-
able 10 do amy kind OF work. The
wife Is also in dclicai" health and
only able To work Internationally. She
Is Il church member, Industrious SO
20. and is accomplishing in spite of
her troubles.
There are three children in the
family-thc oldest a boy OF IL Gears.
the second u cir! OF 10, and the young
est girl Of years.
Money invested in this ease will
save the sclf-rcSpCct Of five people
ana keep g homo together. II yonr
home and family mcaa anything. will
You not contribute in This case?
The following contributions have
been received FOR case No. !:
Mrs. NJ: w; ..'..'''.......$ 100
MES W w. w. Il no
5 100
Previously acknowledged , 1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08

THO suit OF N" NirEinin Stea!ushID
COMPANY against IN" l.chiEh Port
land cement Company for alleged
breach 90 contract * on trial In The
'itS t!rcuit Court Tn. plniutin
claims $500 \ verde. TO- $3.50 yyns
rendered IN this court in tho case o,
Garrett Company aga!ns, w d.
DuMn for S2Sn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
Churcb Trustees Aonoin,.d

JUG" X 'arter scott. In CITY CIR
appointing Ware IL GAY. Charles a.
i"ple. j shelton Ncrscicy. Frank ].
Johson and Joseph g. TAYLOR as trus.
tees for Ftr", Unitarian church, and
authorized them TO dispose of -four
lot. In the interests OF The cnirrb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08

street car ran off the track al Eighth
anu Main streets, We're Improving.
MIR. Swtnk being able 10 he out
'HicialS ot the company ar. re-
ported to hav" expressed the belief
that the mechanical arrangement, OF
me car was deranScd when tn. truck
spit the tracks at Seventh and Broad
streets. and that IL was impossible
FOR the motorman to control ,h. ear
aitcr that time. The investigation
VIII he held before Justice Ingram
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08

Court. IL suggest two names from
which one may bv chosen. 10 occupy
u plac" on the CITY Electoral Boar,
This committee viii pr.sen; the
-nmcS III wnmPn aud II man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
I'uncrni Directors

AOCRSi&G OItnEitS completed Ia -
hours. We equipped 10 dye gar
:nenta black IA twenty four hours. THIS
Ia a special branch Of business and
- always given prompt attention. Mol
2"lln.s 40, Enrth Seventh Strr"t.
PHAtf- r.I~m Ihaup. fUH,raI dir-sto.
and cUbNi;uer ocj T. Main Street
Manson IL HandH'-h Fe63.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
AK I,Incc On nnnrd

The Republican Club las, night at
a called meeting. presided over by
committee Of three to appear before
Judge richardson today in Hastings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for SnIo

ALI. bAItUA1NA ------------
Three, fourtns ton I,opublic
l-ton Rcpubiic.
l l-t-ton Republic.
] l-2-ton Republic.
ton Republic.
f-2-ton Kelly Springfield
l-ton DENLY.
Ford delivery wagon.
Stearns touring.
Pullman touring, elcctrio Nwh,.
starter. very cheap, soN
Used trucks and bodies. all size.
y, =, 49,, Ctsh or Terms.
IL u. klSG MOTOR CORPORATIONS
$50 West Broad Street.
ATLAS. three-fourths-ton truck; ov,--
Iri 11o,i e. Meyers Sons Co.. eli South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
Special Notices

MS !s TO monty the public that have
bought Franks RESTAURANT. located at
lI.i Fast Main. OF this city. and all
hills ;hai are against the above bust
ncst - he presented for payment before
lIih day 81 this month. Vim. paN3Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

cAhkiNG TON died Mr, Lohn u Car
r.nHton. at his hOm- In Admission Ala
~ !:sO on thc morning Of Drccruh.r
IN. ii': was Ia. brother .! Ta.uwru 81
EAhlo'ph g. Henry L.. Emma Mary
Carrinsi"n. y. Richmond and Mrs i. Il
tLlln. 81 H"w iorS,
"oK !oS-- fhr funeral Of Miss Rat" Nor
ton, WHO entered into III" eternal De.
'"'il1"F 9. 1920. AZ the residence, q! her
nephew. farewell NJ carr!Dgt0n $40
iarH Avenue. t~"k rlas" from the Soc
oni ffcshytcrian Church yesterday
n't"rnoo" at u'rluch Miss Norton
caves the following nicccs and ncpn.ws
I!rinE IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. " car.
tlHEtoi. i:andOlrE Carr!ngtUn. Henry
Darlington. N!as Emma CaErlnctou ana
Miss Mary Darlington, nnI three great
nrIhr%n. Richard Caring, pu, raI.wcu
tartngton. III. aud TuckerCarring,on
scorI: SMITH. Died. rucsday D.coinb.r
:. Walter Scott Smith. Funcra! from
r.s:d"nec II ~. Sister. Mrs. CAN.
W"dn' Hiay. December :, 80 l. 81
lntcrmcnt ia. hlury Cemetery
lSkub--picd suddenly. December D.
i.:o; In Los Angeles. California. CHARLES
r. SElIkcr. IL, son o! tn. late Major
chnri's q skinhcr and RIOS. I.cssii.
be HE'LL In Los Angeles. "Wednesday. and
tho bur ia. vii! b" N Forcs. Lawn Gem
there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08

IsKISCO 'rOURING-New tires. runs like
new. Only $4,000. 3iS West broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
Personals
Lost and Found

l.. o Fox T7g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
BLENNER'S SPECIAL
XMAS CAR SALES.
2047 w. BROAD ST.

bitIStoE IpuNNG-Ncw tires Kun.
~. new Only $4,000. SIS West Broad
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER,


Misses Helen Hughes and Erma Hub
bard were the delightful hostesses at .
miscellaneous shower given Thursday
evening for Mrs. John Clarke.
The party met at the Hubbard home
and went in body to the John Clarke
home on Blake avenue, pleasantly sur
prising Mrs. Clarke. The bride receiv-
ed many beautiful and useful gifts and
. very enjoyable evening was spent In
playing cards, after which delicious re
freshments were served All present
voted Misses Hughes and Hubbard de-
lightful entertainers.
Those present were: Misses Meldon
Bryant, Helen Patterson. Catherine
MaeRae, Gladys MacRae, Janstts 6mitl
Edna Dow, Ethelyn Jones, Mae Had
sell, Gertrude Schuler, Sylvia Haddsn
Helen Hughes, Erma Hubbard. Mes
danes Lester Mechau, Orville ONeil
VIM. Ould, Joe Julian, Ira Ralston
Harold Spahr, Erie Hubbard, Thaye,
Hubbard, R. f. Ould.