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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
HARDINC'S VIEWS ON
LEAGUE To BE LAID
BEFORE ASSEMBLY
Paris Hears Senator Mcdill M
Cormick is In Route for
That Purpose
LONG DISCUSSION
ON DISARMAMENT

rs Asa.,ciats.,i prass e. s. r.r. tr.rlre
Crreya No - h.t.rr e'r.
~ With iho r,sp.uft0u fH 'rUr
irteryentlou reortls Jeerd ~
aeinhlv ~ be Ifeguc ~ 'sf ~ VI - tHt
TODAY hy ~ cour,l nf ft' i',g'e
The council J,.d,J '.s.
aeceetarv ~ thr l'agt Yfr
siil,ruit 'c'fgrsm 'n -
sr. ~ plr4iaur, " ~ r....I'
aseoT,ily taf a r. r-.' irB
undertake mediation hffF -
E.uBl Parie tn. ilrl
iradsf ri n, Nrs
Pans sos yB fut,,
lfoJ,N N,C"rmick -
r,,'erla, from sew
cfuasrg tho N''a.
Uardrg- trr~r
II sa'irra ttfrre Vr..r
say~ q report ir-r '..,
.lo Paris M drTTsf '..'
ollecf nf -crairr M
F'ror~ waa .pz, ssrd f
3 the assruhlv s.f ftr leag
f (,eurva yeetrr.'",
C,er,evs ~, W F e,t
ntr-ra'iouai T ~
conference ,nd rr,'r
viewed hcrr ycs'rrda-
epssirr revardrr fhr rftirrf..r Hr
ments ~ isorrgrap -r'
clarrsl 'ha' 'hr oarrylur ,etf
sailrs 'rr9'. rnrz' = R~r 'st i
armament rRs ,D~whr Ia fr
fIaf r, nr,cr y NAB. fhs' trsa', -Fs,''-
g,rre rth'H-y rVsri ra's,rs alrt
had ,,-orIss-,l s' trr reaos ?, frrenes
required
Jofariz III flrs .ssIzrf,~ e'if suop
la'e .asi nighr rdicafcd frst frf erf
roenf provsis n ne arumittes aF
armament thai y r lusg~zihtF to srrfr
at prs-grnf = zprerel ssrapDrr IL raT :
tsriAls seiavs Drrgrsm riniprt-s
rommItts- meetings Ard u'eefirg ffa
-o,tu~il ~ thr leaglie - ~ .eh K hse rs
fsorsrd action wothd ~ taken ur 'ne a.
sernhlyz rrqurst fr ueguf' aflona ait
Nuztapt.a krrral .nsdrr ~ irr rris
Sational,ats through me pi ths r0~rr'
Geneva Nov q The Nuaru,hly
Committee ~ ne International uitr' o.
dec,ded - zrnd otter IL 'hanss AZ
congrattllations ~ Fl,hu Ftno' snd otns
delegates ~ The HaUiF Conierrnrr "a
i 80 far as they have Eof ~ their WuFs
'ontiuuss u&S~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
Fined for Assault.

Charged with assault and battery on
Mary Black. colored, Norman Haywood d
was fined 81 and costs ID Municipal Court
today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
FRANCE WILL WARN
ABOUT CONSTANTINE
Premier Says Greece VIII oe on
Whe, il Thought of Ex Kings
Return
NJ Associated rrev- - verv Fven'nz

nv Associated rrees - rory Fvanina
A.ho,r ~, 2g Princes Ardrra-
- Chr,v,,,rI.s tErrz ~ e7-kIag
Constantine # f.ret 7rr'T@d r Nth"n9
thlq afternoon
Paris NJ. ~ preuuer II vuee.
ar,r,earrd la~' tigh' u 'he ham'Nr y
Dnrr,t,ea Il - Eatlran debate ard en-
pe,,poed the C,ovrrumen''s Intention I"
iss,to warning a. Greecc eEnirs' III"
rr,,,rn ~ liking Conufanfine lhe o.
t,e,e was No. finished aod rae adlonrn"d
,,rf,I Thursday And i i underat'of fhat
shc Premier glIl not III - London nNi
g .e4+jerrors la reached respecting Frano" =
reorcaentatinr ~ the Vatican
N TevvIez. IN asking for f'oys'F F'nr'e-
ment n further snterpellatlons. p tnH
he might 10 free ~ ar' SAID
France does not w1sh ~ in'erven" ~
C,roeee's fnrnlrn affairs E1I' after war
vwh,rh ,rnpqrillrd civilization, I '"WFf
gn,ts ~ itH head soverciga wN0 eho7F.F'
mari ed And constant hostility f'Hsr1 th'
Allira and rad henn The aeeompiic" ~ III,
eunrntee. that Power ought n - wsFRed
ihat abe ran no longer have our eo-fFe
rratinn nor expect fhe same feeling iF'Tn
us ~ formerly
Further thar hat tbe treaties gaFf
,ls she right ss = pFntectInE ROVER
frnsfcr rail-founded sfvtce uF.ofs ~
a.s a-a.s,.,, q an al ,rhirh might give Grr-
s.a,,, eecaa,or - intervene directly q
indirectly ii Eastern affairs
TIE Premier Eald he wIefnd r. con
- tcer,te ort,rse IN the matter 10
rornrlete accnrd with C,rert Britain
VI, ,bc txo prernlerq meet la Inn-
-. t.c-,,.es afsr,,sa,ng Constantine
return they vii fake 10 other Nea'
Eastern questions including IosFi''''
rhangrs n the Turkish Peace rratV r
the expense 81 Crccce
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

Sufferers from indigestion. gas in the
stomach or bloating should try Aiayr's
Wonderful Remedy One dose viii con-
vince or money refunded All druggists
ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
Bishon Cook II Trinity

RI. Rev. Philip Cook, d. D., the new
Episcopal bishop OF Delaware, viii pyeach
Ut the Thanksgiving service ut Trinity
Church. Delaware avenue and Ndams
street. nj 1890 tomorrow morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
10 Adminls.er E.sla.e

Reglste. 81 Wills, lNllc Il t~rN 'a-
granted Letters t.'sta \ ata-r og nc N,a''
az John Walsh ~ William VASE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
1919 Foreeasl

By As~oClatta lresa .o -Nftf -A
Washington NrF -t tHtthhr |t .A
,sar. Pa-tl. ct,. .lay HunlAlr auu IHtrs.tn.
nos mach chause * ttmpsrat3r,
STrN MOON .rENlPEkATIh ANn rlll
sun rose this m0rnlng f
sun sets this aftcruuOn t
sun riSes tomorrUe morning
sun sets tamOrrow aftcrunOn AA
Moon sets tOmorrou mOrnluE NF
Length % day hoars a. mlu-tca
o. m Yesterday N
: a. III. today ~
Noon today
Highest tempCra turc NcTrnEAAt
Lowest mDera turr las utEhf
High tide this noruins
High tide tonight
Low tldo tt,is mornink
Low tide tonight .........
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London. Nov "a A public funeral
Will be held IN London tor the l4 British
officers assasslnated in Dublin on SUNDAY
morning, il was announced Yesterday.
A destrovet left for Dublin today to
bring the bodies 70 England
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

4 CHEAP healthful food Clover Dairy
-. Mix Phone $40 ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

SIS worth Of records free Alfred Piano
Co., 2iO West Ninth street. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
TROOPS CONTINUE
RAIDS IN SEARCH FOR
RIOTERS IN DUBLIN
Descend on Office of Freeman 8
Journal. but Find None
Wanted
BOMB EXPLOSION
KILLS TWO AT CORK
up MELVILLE a.wnanI
~ A.soctste,l pree. . rverv Fvsp,ns

nv sqr,rfa tod preaa - p Fwrrv vaning
Dublin Nov "A Troops rsilad the
nfIirrs ~ the Treeman'a Journal early this
morning and searched vainly FER men
wanted ~ connection with recent disorders
II was declared ~ the newspapers Offices
that noue ~ the@e men we're employed
there
Cork. Nov "a Two persons injured
~ the explosion of bomh IN Patrick
street laRi evening eiied later At hospital
and twn others are reported tn he ~
critical condition Sixteen persons were
injured Is the bornh
London. Nov - II II A~qnth.
/ former premier and leader n the Dppo-
/ stitn n the HIuuar a Commons. was pre-
/ parrtl today ta now are solution condemn
| ING nutrapep against thr Crown furecr
| and civilians IN ireland The resnlutlun.
! he had writen, expressed ahhnrrence u
| the brutal assasHnatlon ot oifcars n
Dublin last Sunday. dsplnrel and ON
/ drtunrsl the action ~ the fTIah executive
i department n attempting 70 suppress
/ crirrc hy usethods II terrorist IN rpprsais
! involving The hvea and property nf inno-
/ cert pcrFans
The government has indicated there
i no objection 70 debate on h~ subject
but fear WAS exprsssed today that further
excited srcrss might develop during the
d,scu.s5on The debate On lr1sh affairs
vas fixed for Yesterday hut II was post-
poue1I hccause II the disorder on Mon
esy during the spcech of Joasph LrvIin
VIscount Grey WIS expected ~ cnme
forth from his seml-retrsneni and speak
IN the House of Lords today on the Irlsh
Home Rule bill II has been reported that
ylscotInf Grey and Mr AsIuth have
reached an understanding rs 10 policy
rclativ. to ireland and n future vii
work together
Dublin. <ov - Large numbers d
arrests have been m tde IN different parts
nf the eltv In one case a lOrrv load oi
prisoners MAS driven through the streets
To Bridewel and he escort 0f Black anc
Tans wee cheeTed loudly Among thos,
arrested are two Of the men suspected 81
raIdnR n savings bank recently and steal
ing f3 600
In connection with the suggestion thai
ofiIccrs should not 1--we out OF barracks
at Least pne hotel has been com
mandeered FOR officers quarters and '
nov guarded by troops The City HaI
has been AIKEN over BY the military.
Mans arrests were made i RAIDS a
Cork II Gjunuel the houses Of about :
dozen sum teiners were raIded and nln'
men mese arrested Al Queenstown her
were more than % arrests about the sain'
number IN Galway. SLY At Sungarvan n
cludlng the local Slnn Fem organizer
coroner. town clerk and chairman Of tn
Urban District Council. At onagh
prominent SIM Fem solicitor was arrested
Il Neu4gh the court house was sur
rounded and searched Two Young lnei
wee arrested at I.istowel seven at Ath
lone Raids were also made at Waterford
Kilkenny. Longford Bray aud Lestrim
documents and books being sclzed n eacl
case
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

Clover Dairy Safe Milk makes robust
children Phone l540.-Ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

Genuine Shuron Spectacies.
Collins & Meyer, 101 " Sth St.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

Athens %oy y E8rptgn neWPpepeT
e.,,voar .,ndsnts vent tclnrr Demetros
C.,,,nay,s rn,nister - war. and Ieorge
Rhailis. premier. today and cou'psIlhf'i
.ba, he 1rcss ren.arsh.u established DIR
lng the Venizeios regime was beng ei1h-
.,9,,e5 rha, declared that the,r die
,.atrbas aere he,ng DELAYED or absolutely
suppressed
The wu officials answered mat curing
fuslllades asst week bullets CIT ana n
jured eighteen overhead Slre sSets1is
and that this vas resTransioie Tor aii 'Ie-
layr. They declared that Il the censor
ship was stall IN operation + Nas daf z"
the fact that some correspondents nae
inlsrepresented asst week deInoostr,A-
tlons by saying they we're IN favor - me
former German emperCJ. mas was de-
lord IN b. untrue The two ministers
however promised - remove aH censor
sb;n restrictions. Some correspondence
bace left Athens and others intend %
fakr the same course Il conditions 20
not improve
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

PARIS. Nov - The French Foreign
Office has been informed that ne Greek
plebiscite ballot upon the question Of the
return oi ex-hlng Constantine 70 he
,bra,e - h. east December ; sill also
.,.,,.ain clatfse ylvtng the voters the op-
portunitv to declare whet her they desire
the return Of former Nenlze los 70 Greece
The foreign Office offered It's opinion
today that Ia view oI the fact that Ven
izelos no longer holds an oflcial position
this prlviso i merely s. subteTfuge by ais
opponents. - Venizelos has never been
denied the privilege Of resIdence IN Greece
As = private citizen, he having ,ett only
beca,Ise his life was threatened
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

Cork Spv "a Two persons injured
by the explosion % a bomh IN Patrick
street laai evening died later at hospital
and twn others are reported tn be ~
critical condition Sixteen persons wer"
injured by the hernh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

Athens. %ov p Princes Andres
au1 Christopl t hrr7 q eTElh
Constantine # cree 7rrir"d r NtF'"9
lhia aftarnnc,I,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

~ AaanNfn tod FFFsa = Fv'Fv ? FanFhF
Dublin. Noy "A Trospz raided thr
nnircs ~ the Treeman's Journal early this
morning and searched vainly for men
wanted m connection with recent disorders
II was declared n tho newspapers ofFicc~
that nous ~ theae men we're employed
there
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-16
NATIONAL AND AMERICAN
LEAGUES START SEASON

NEW. YORK. April i5-Maior
league baseball teams swung into
pennnnt action yesterday. with the
formal opening Of the 1920 season.
BASED upon the form exhibited In
the spring training on soniheru
diamonds the sixteen climbs Of the
National and American leagues ap.
pear 10 be Ia excellent physical
condition. and baseball prophets
forecast close races for The respec.
tive league flags as well as excep.
iional attendance and financial 70.
ceipis due 10 the unusual interest
M the game this year.
The games 10 be played IN the
National League inaueurate the
forty-fifth consecutive season for
tho senior major league.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-16
BODY or SLAIN NAN
N Old CABIN BON

DOUGLAS, ArlE. April i5-Aficr
being shot twice IN the back and
his skull crushed with an axe or
similar Implement. the body Of
J. @. Peterson was forced into a
small pine box built on the side
Of n mining cabin III the canyon
Of the Huachuca moulains. accord
ing 10 Sheriff James Macdonald.
who was IN Douglas Monday night.
The box was covered with can.
vas. lhr sheriff stated, and a tree
stood IN such a position from lhe
cabin. that IN the morning the eum
could not reach the box. In The
afternoon the shadow OF the cabin
protected H. IN this condition the
body was kept cool and well pre-.
served. which aided county author
lilies IN making n close autopsy and
Investigation Of the body.
The murder was n cruel one,
M. Macdonald stated. The box
was small and the aged pioneers
murderer after Stay him probably
carried him 70 the box Al The
cabin. where he brutality forced
the dead body into a distorted posi-.
ton In the box.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-16

The Nordliaus employees enter
tanned al the home Of Nc. and
Mrs Frank Nordhaus last Friday
evening. Refreshments and a good
social time were enjoyed. The
Nordhaus employees have formed
themselves into an association. aud
the result has been the creation
OF an esprit &c corps that has for
u object better social relations
and cooperation Ia husitss. They
refuse 10 talk a great deal about
The las3 ball game with the Muir.
ray and Layno organization, which
Wholesale grocery esiabliahmeni
aggregation gave them a drubblng
70 he tune Of a 10 3 last Thurs.
day nlternoon.-Domin Graphic.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-16


What Is alleged have nfon
E0n|ItH ||1N0t lr4IiIIfI lAAI Monday
h|enf IN the death n Ihf I0f|
Lt51f1 hospital ~ Charles ~
ius. b i1YnIsr soldier nNiI1nI NJ
inr tIneN stntIofIum 1i|lH 4
said % have 'Irnnt lhe ||lu0I Al
4ffn| 2 nf|ttt He a|tt 4 ~ ~.
An nu|oD.f wa. held but ~ re-
port was mol made public.
n h soii that Titus WIN .|nre
BE 0'1fntff1 lr1m TN n1lnf had
beet working Tor lie Red Cross
A. Fort N4Safi' ia tc|nptny with
Itp soldiers Of The motor ifans.
port corps went ~ Hurley. nNcfo
4 = n||tftd they n~Iifthalti fhe
liQnot. which - understood 10
have bern Mexican lfquIIa. Az of
iht mon drank some 81 the liquor,
but n only intoxicated the com
nanloue " Titus. who died from
ne cfferl1 n TIA, which ne con.
sumed.
An Investigation made BY Ne
eheflifs office resulted IN the Or.
rest Of a man named Ben Alva.
on n chargr OF haNinR sold The
fequila IN violation Of thn prohIhi.
ton laws. lie "a held IN The county
jail, pending a preliminary hearing.
The body ~ Titus was shipped
70 Philadelphia. pa. his home. for
burial. A widow, mother and
brother, living In that cify. survive
The deceased. who was about p
years old-Silver City Indrpend.
emit
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-16

U. 5. Land Ulhce AZ Las CruceA
New Mexlco

u. 5. Land Office at Las Cruces
New Mexico,
April 4, 1870.
Notice Is hereby given that Jessie
Denton Jack, for merry Jessie Don.
ton. Of York. Ala. VINO. on January
40. IVA. made homestead entry. No..
o12o0 Cor NNh. Section e. Town.
Ship 20 4. Range 7 w. MN p Mcrl.
dian. has nlnd notice Of iniunliou
20 make final lhrccyear Proof, 10
pniuhlish claim 10 the land above
described. before lno. A. Altman.
Notary Pebble. At York. Alaa On lhe
iltn day Of May. 1920.
Claimant names as Witnesses.
a. Walker. 81 Columbus. n NJ,
HENRY Burton. ~ EolumhuA y. M'
Dora Harlon, Of Columbus. N a.:
katherine Walker, Of Columbus. y
A. The Witnesses WIZ submit their
testimony on May n. 1890 before
a. J. Colo H. s. Commissioners. N
Columbus N. N.
JOHN l.. BUnNslDN,
upFoie >S3oiupei Register
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-16

Say, ladies. Golden State Butter
IL worth EIGHTY CENTS a pound.
Now Saturday. this Saturday. II
win be- only 20 couts . pound. n
IA a SPECIAL a. the city Market
on East Broadway opposite the
Courier offlce.-AdvL
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-16

W ANTED-Local and travelling
salesmnn lcilher scxl ~ SOL m
divided IN oil and Fna leases
Situate ~ proven fields Of Texas
aud Kansas lauda. Want money
10 drlIl. Limited amount IL ~
cents on the dollar. Purchaser
one Of new company on ground
noofl Opportunity Of lifetime.
NJ stock Zoe sale. No eraft.
Write for terms aud details.
Texas Oh. Gas & ncflnlng Co.
iiox f61. Arkansas city. Kansas
Correspondence office. n
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-16

THE UNITED STATES CIVIL SER
vice Commission announces the
examination named below 10 be
held al The hlsh school building.
Application blanks ami further
Information may be obtained from
the local secretary. board Of civil
service examiners, al the post Of
fec In this city: n~ookkecpcr.
$500 per annum Naeancy IN
supply office az Columbus. n. A.
Examination on April 20. i020. o
q. m.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-16

UNITED Stairs CIVIL SERVICE
COMMISSION The United elaies
Civil s1f,|ct Commission annouperl
that . 1esinsirfsi hdp.educalIoot|
examination win Be hc|6 On April
q. iuR0 for lhe purpose o. n'|lnn
q tnconcy n The pot|lI0n Of neuu
stress N The telFaRn Department.
~ Columbus n. A. Application
blanks and further iniormalien may
be ohialned from the local sfrfe.
tafy. Board Of Civil Services Exam.
liners. AZ the Columbus. n. n. posi'
office.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-16

ron sALE-ONE CHARTER GAS
oline engine, "a h. D.: i-5-inch
centrifugal pump. good condition;
both, s2J0OO. Address A. l..
Wheaton. general delivery. VI
paso. Texas.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-16

FOR SALE - 1917 DODGE TOUR
ing car, IN good condition; good
rubber; two spare castings. one
new. Phone or = r. L. Barn
house at ieih Cavalry Service
Club. . mar26-Apr2
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-16

CUT THIS AID OUT AND SEND TO
AZ with roll OF aim and We will
develop aud make one print Of each
good exposure free OF charge Not
good after April 10. Arson VII.
liams, Box o63. Kansas City. Mo.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-16

FOR RENT-7ROOM HOUSE. FuR.
nishcd. an or part OF house: 10
Gated on North First street Also
froom 'dobc house on North Sec.
ond street. See Mrs. VIM. Anderson
or call At Courier office.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-16

Count the met, who count In our city or any other and YOU win
find The Home Owner, The Developer the man who Is depended %
4 property osner. has never been. and does not ezpeo, % be con-
fetsos that the stuff that makes q man was left out OF his makeup
. was and never viii bo again The opportunity 70 buy as cheap as
noa. We have lots ranging from $500 up Good terms on every
n.inr some bargains IA Houses and Lots. Ask prewit 4 Fender
aIoRAT.-Bny lots and build that Homa. now Is The time; there new
Tor anything you want n wc haven't got IT. We will set u for you
pREWTTT g. FENDER
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-16

ROOM FOR RENT FURNISHED
front room with housekeeping
privilege; in private home, fac
ing larhough's feed store.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-16

WE BUY. RAISE. AND SELL FUR
bearing rabbits and other fur
bearing animals. List what you
have with us, stating your lowest
prices on large lot shipments.
The Fur a Specially Farming
Co. 5i5-5i7 n. r. ave. Fargo. n
OAK. aprio
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-16

FOR SALE. CHEAp-RAN0ER M.
cycle In good shape. complete
with CONSIDERABLE and lugRagc
: carrier. See A. r. Hijar, Courier
office.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-16

WANTED-lnstructor in mechani.
cal drawing, three hours daily;
good salary. Address J. A. c. Box
30i, Columbus n. N.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-16

ron SALE-2h octaves second
hand orchestral bell; cheap. Ses
drummer al Onyx theater or al
Courier office.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-16

ron sALE-GENTLE HORSE AND
4 buggy. cheap. See Mrs. o'sh4y,
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-02-22
The Calendar for the Week.

The Calendar for the Week.
Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
The Shuk-ho-ta Tom-a-ha Chapter
will meet with Mrs. W. E. Richards
at the residence Of Mrs. Robert Belts
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
The Bernard Romans Chapter, D. A
R. will have its February meeting at
the Woman's Club.
Saturday afternoon-The Reading
Circle. The program will be devoted
to study of the Republic of Hunga-
ry (1919); German Austria (l9190
Marriage of Miss Patricia Turner and
Mr.. Clement Melbourne Cope.
In the marrige of Miss Patricia Al
len Turner to Mr.. Clement Melbourne
Cope, of Birmingham, Ala, which was
celebrated at the First Presbyterian
Church on the evening Of Wednesday
another bautiful wedding was added
to a season characterized by many
distinguishing events.
The church was most artlshcally
decorated for the occasion, with de-
sign. effective and unusual, to develop
motif of white and green every
where, by the use Of quantities OF
white tulle, ferns, palms, and white
carnations. Especially noteworthy was
the adornment Of pulpit elevation
choir rail, and the mural touches above
the organ. There were cascades OF
tulle in graceful arrangement with
carnations caught here and there, ano
great rosettes of white satin intro
duced amid the misty folds, while the
light effects, in rows Of white stan
dards upholding candles in groups OF
five, had conspicuous part in the pic
turesque setting. The ceremony was
preceded by an attractive musical pro
gram, Mrs. J. l.. Walker singing Cad
mans "At Dawning," Miss Nina Bat
tie Bell, Won Carles 81 Bring Thee
Roses" with delightful appreciation
and sympathetic orchestral accompa-
niment. AS processior.Hl, the orches-
ira gave the Wedding March from
Lohengrin.
First entered the little ribbon
bearers, Misses Elizabeth Garth, Lila
Pratt, Elizabeth Cox, and Virginia
Moore, charming looking quartette
in their dainty frocks of sheer white
organdy, trimmed in lace and narrow
white satin ribbons, which, in stream
er like ends, simulated wild roses
Then, the bridesmaids-Miss Georgia
Quarles, Miss Montague Turner, Miss
Pattie Moore, Miss Ruth Hayden, of
Brooksville; the matrons of honor
Mrs. Chandler Dee and Mrs. Ralph
Blair, and the maid of honor-Mlss
Elizabeth Hairston, of Meridian, ad-
vanced singly down opposite asles, al
ternating with the ushers, Mr.. Robt.
Whitfield, Mr.. Peter Turner, Mr.. VIM.
Quarles, Mr.. Geo. Waller, and the
groomsmen, Mr.. Ralph Blair and Mr..
VIM. Turner. The six girlhood
friends of Miss Turner, whom she had
selected as members of her bridal
party, wore very smart and becorl-
ing gowns, which in color-blending
suggested the rich tints of the rain
bow, and were perfectly shaded The