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New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Stdf Correspondence


ALBANY, Jan. 2o.-Louis M. Mar
tin, chairman Of the Assembly Ju-
dietary Committee, before which the
FIVE suspended Socialists are on trial,
outlined to-day at the beginning of the
proceedings the charges upon which
the trial will be based. He said:
information came to the Assembly
through various channels that the men
mentioned in this proceeding were
members of a party or society whose
platform of principles and whose doc
trines as advocated to-day called for
and demanded the complete destruction
of our form Of government by the TO-
mentation of industrial unrest, the
bringing into play Of force and vio-
lence and direct action by the mass,
that the men here mentioned, affiliated
with that party or society, have sub
scribed to and advocated such princi-
pies and are in favor Of the absolute
substitution of minority for majority
rule, that they are in hearty accord
and sympathy with the Soviet govern
ment as it exists in Russia to-day and
they have declared their solidarity
Herewith
ut is claimed, among other things
that in 1917. when our country was al
war with Germany and summoned the
strength of the people to that great
struggle, the party or society to which
these men belong and to whose pro-
gram they have subscribed, in oper
convention and with calculated delib.
Grafton, denounced the war as criminal
its purposes capltaitstic, It's motive
profteering, and pledged every man in
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Interview Accredited
To Martin Disclained

"Mr. Cuvillier smiled, saying: Iwould
like to have it appear in the minutes,
With relation to the interview given on
January 9, 1920, purported to have been
given to The New York World" in
the City Of New York; would like to
have it appear on the minutes that the
chairman Of the committee states he
gave no such interview. At the time OF
the alleged interview he was in Clinton
and was not in New York. | would like
the minutes to show that"
Mr.. Hillquit-"Mr. Chairman and
gentlemen of the committee, l move at
this point that the proceedings before
this committee be dismissed and that
the committee report to the Assembly
recommending the immediate dismissal
Of the proceedings now pending before
it in connection with the five AS
semblymen under charges on the
ground that the proceedings are with
out warrant in the constitution or in
the statutes of the State of New York
and are absolutely illegal and void
from every point of view
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Court Gusts Sub-Lessees
Rules Their Rights Expire With
Those of Former Landlord

The tenants Of the standish Arms, an
apartment hotel at 161 Columbia
Heights, Brooklyn, were ordered to va
cate by Judge May in Kings County
Court yesterday. New owners of the
house recently raised the rents above
the figure the occupants were paying
on sub-leases from Arthur H. Myers.
The owners brought dispossess pro-
ceedings against Myers and the ten
ants.
1t developed in court that Myers's
lease had expired on December 81 last,
and Judge May ruled that the rights of
the sub-lessees automatically ceased to
be effective on that date. Judge MAY
said he would give the tenants a few
days to get living quarters before
signing the dispossess warrants.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Right of Assembly =.
To Expel Assailed

~ maintain that if every word of
the resolution was proved to be true,
II every charge read this morning by
the chairman of the committee was
proved beyond shadow of a doubt to
De true, that even then this commit
Tee and the Assembly are absolutely
without power to suspend or expel the
FIVE mem bers of the Assembly under
charges; that so long as there is no
question about their election; that SO
long as there is no question about
dents of this state and have taken the
ofn Of Office, that ends the power and
Jurisdiction of the Assembly with ref
erence 10 them.
Il know general impression has
gone forth to the effect that the AS
.smbly is all powerful in dete rmining
as to whether or not members present
ing themselves with proper creden-
tials, proper on their face, may be
seated or not | maintain that this
impression is without foundation in
law and is absolutely erroneous. The
section of the constitution upon which
this power is assumed to rest, Section
10 OF Article III, which reads as fol-
lows:
ga majority Of each house shall
constitute a quorum to do business.
Each house shall determine the rules
o. its own proceedings and be the judge
Of the election returns and qualifca-
tions Of It's own members
ut is the latter part of it, TO be the
sole judge Of the qualifications of it's
own MEMBERS that is popularly and
loosely construed as conferring the
power on the Assembly to add such
Qualifications as may to it seem suffi-
Gent 70 those contained in the consti-
tuition.
81 was somewhat surprised that in
oil the learned and semi-learned discus
sions on the subject with which the
press was so replete during the last
Two weeks. the one direct provision of
TIE constitution on this subject had
been lost sight Of. Fearing that per-
ihaps you gentlemen of the Assembly
have likewise lost sight Of it, permit
ne 70 call your attention to it.
Under Article XIII of the State Of
New York it is provided in Section l
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21

men men has been convicted of any crime.
none OF these men came under the pro-
vision of the United States Constitu.
ton that have read to you, because
that applies only to holders of Office
under the United States. It is not
part OF our constitution; it does not
apply to members Of the Assembly.
" natever warrant or seeming war
rant there was for the action against
victor l.: berger does not exist in the
least in this case. There is absolutely
no analogy
The report on which Smoot was
seated recommended as follows:
",Keed Smoot possesses all the
qualifications prescribed by the Con-
stltution to make him eligible to his
seat IN the Senate, and the legality of
ms election to the Senate by the State
OF Utah is not questioned in any man
ner.'
"Smoot was seated upon the reason
ing applicable on ali fours to the case
at bar. Here, you gentlemen of the
Assembly, likewise have the primary
right at the threshold upon a member
presenting himself for administra ton
to examine into his election, into the
returns and into his constitutional
qualification, and none others; and
you likewise have the right subse-
quently to expel member for misbe-
havior in office after charges and after
investigation.
"The legislative law gives you that
power separate and apart, but that
~ LIKEWISE IS not an arbitrary expulsion.
lhat likewise is an expulsion on charges
TOR any misbehavior connected with
this office while he is in the Assembly.
Now, gentlemen. those are prece-
dents on the highest authority and l
challenge the other side to produce
one single instance in which either
attempted to be done here.
Mr.. Littleton-"Mr. Chairman and
gentlemen of the committee. The
misconceptions Of this proceeding have
ranged from the bewildered utterances
of the Bar Association representatives
down to the last threat of the counsel
for the Assemblymen. At first you had
been admonished, >lectured, assailed,
questioned, accused and threatened
The representatives of the Bar As
sociation filed an elaborate brief and
could not restrain their utterances to
the limited and printed page, but were
obliged to say that they verbally
recommended that this committee
should report back to the Assembly
and disavow its authority to act as an
agency ~of that great representative
body
1--WE are told by counsel represent
ing the >Assemblymen under investiga-
tion that this Assembly is without
power, first, to designate this COM
mittee and refer to it the questions
which have been referred; second
that upon the report of this committee
the Assembly would be without power
to deal With the five Assembymen in
accordance with the facts and de-
mands which those facts should put up
on that Assembly.
THAT is all done for the purpose OF
sending it out to the world that this
Assembly and this committee Of the AS
sembly does not intend to conduct ar
open fair investigation. That was
softness of speech
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Challenges Right of
rommittee Chairman

..;rman mr Il this Committee to sit in
;"dgrnent. for the reason that he has
..uhi;c]y stated an opinion in the case,
sp'S,.h in every ordinary case would dis
snaI;fv him from sitting in Judgment.
9uri ! ~sier to the publicly reported state
nant of the chairman to the effect that
~ a,' was about to introduce legislation
seclsr;ng ~ the Socialist party of the
o,sts as an outlaw organization. Prac-
.;callv the exact statement-I read
f,om ;,S THE World of January 9-is:
.sThe chairman of the judiciary COM
,,t.ee. Mr.. Martin. who is a member
~ the Lusk committee, said to-day he
.ontemplated introducing bills to pre-
,snt Socialists and all members of kim
sred radical organizations from hold
mo public Office in this state
sIf the report is true-and it has not
,ssn denied so far as know-Mr. Mar
tin certainly has shown a very definite
n-sconception against the Socialist
nsrtv. Having reached the point that
10 is about to frame legislation to pre-
yent this party or its members from
holding public Office in the state, he
certainly must have reached the con-
elusjon that the Socialist party is not
a legitimate political party, but is a
onasi-criminal outlaw organization, in
which state of mind / cannot conceive
how he can properly participate in or
even preside in a proceeding of this
kind, in which this question is the
question and the sole question at issue.
II further challenge individually Mr..
Cuyilier. on the ground that he stated
in this very body (the Assembly, last
night that if the five accused Socialist
Aldermen are found guilty they ought
not to be expelled, but taken out and
shot.
"Mr Cuviller also voted in favor of
the resolution. which affirmed his con-
vcton in the guilt of the FIVE men,
Thus, one of you gentlemen, one of our
judges, is on record with two state
ments. One is that he is convinced of
the guilt of the five men, and the other
that, if guilty, they ought to be shot
respectfully submit that q person who
holds such an opinion is qualified as an
executioner and not for judge.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Rome Guards Railway
Stations Against Strike
Machine Guns Ready for Action
if the Threatened Walk-Out
Becomes Effective

ROME, Jan. 2o.-The government
early this morning sent troops to
occupy the railway stations and guard
them with machine guns as result of
the decision of the railway men to
strike later in the day.
Energetic measures are to be taken
to maintain order. Gatherings of the
populace have been forbidden.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
busted Five Took
Oath Of Allegiance

1embers Of the Legislature and
eli officers, executive and judicial, ex-
eept such inferior officers as shall bs
" IA" exempt, shall, before they enter
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Judge Hughes
Is Barred From
Socialists Trial
.,rued from preceding paxe

.,..;ons and opinions through the press
e,as'Nhi .aS otherwise publicity: they have
s'u u. ont of their way to investigate
sSsn; we consider to be perfectly il
Hs ,egsl raids agai,nst, the very organiza-
.'sn here involved and some of it's
.rarcheS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
NOTICE OF DIssOLUTION.

To whom 10 may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that the partner
ship lately existing between q L. Cor
don. Alfred Eisner, " Hershcnsou and
g. &. Feldberg under the firm name and
stylo Of Gordon Field n Co. engaged iu
the sale OF securities at $40 Farmers
Trust building. South Bend, Indiana
was on the first day Of December. 1870
dissolved and terminated and that the
undersigned viii not DE responsible FOR
any debts liabilities. contracted 10y &. r
Gordon whose whereabouts are 10 inc
undersigned unknown or for the acts or
Representations Of said q r Gordon
ALFRED FISHER
NJ HERSHENSON
G. q FELDBERG
Dated n South Bend. Indiana, this 10th
day pf December. 1921
De- ILLS a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
Classification Oh Tells All And Where To

INDEA 10 CLAsSIFIC.. rtONA
ANNUL NCEME>4S
-buBeraI Flowers
Cemetery Lots Monuments.
-Lo1gc SUticts.
b-Comiug Events
e-persouaIs
1O-Lsst and Pound
AUTOMOBILES
-AutomoJues FOR sale
-. -0rsycles all Bicycles.
la automobiles Tor Exchange.
1&-Auto Accessories.
41-ServiCe Statious-Eepalrlna.
1e--Aut0 Livery-tiarages
Nv aa.sd-AutU 40blIts
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business services Duered-
1t-bulQiEg OLtractIuE.
k0-h heating AMI Plumbing
&.-IusuraLce.
22-4luEuery-- l5rcssmaa4
<S-AoviLg. Ilucking. storage
&f-faiutius-Iape
&s-FateDt attorneys.
S5-friut.ng Stationery.
&f-irgfcssl0ual Services.
2e-kepailirg.
2e-Reu0vatins aud Dyeing
S9-lalOr4ng aud Pressing
. bl-W uHtej--Busihess wee.
EMPLOi dE.ST.
S2-Eelp y. a. ed-Fefnale.
a3-Hsip anted-Alni,.
Carbohydrate or FCmaie
35-salesuleu and Agents
Se-situations Wan;ed--Femal
af-sltul uOEs Wsnted--Msle.
FlNANCIAL
5-Busiress Opportunities.
e-lnFebtiueu.s STOCKS. BOl0a.
40-MOuey 20 Losr.
4l-W anted-lo Borrow
INSTRUCTION.
-lorreSp0AuCuCe GOu.aeH.
45-Local Instruction Cla- Sc
&f-Musicai, DanL-uE, Dramatic
aJ-PriyLte instruction.
Observation-Disclosures.
47-Dogs, Cats. Pets,
4s-HOrses. Cattle Vehicles.
49-IOultry-Live stock.
q -Wauted-Liye stock.
MERCHANDISE
Jl-Articles For sale.
b2-Business Equipment.
bI-BOats and Acccseorles
b4-Building Late q.
E5-Farm and U8i-v PTOduCtA
56-Fuel aud Feed.
81 Coed Things 20 Eat
Es-HOme Made ThinRB
B9-HOusehOld Goods.
O5-Jeweiry aud Wat res
ti-Machinery and Tools.
0l-Muslcal Instruments
e1-Seeds, Plants, Fertilizers.
oi-Specials at the stores.
O0-WSaring Apparel.
ROOMS XSD BoARD.
6l-Roons With Board.
6S-ROons without Board.
09-hOcms For Housekeeping.
1O-FaCatlOn Places
Nv here TO Eat.
52-Where 90 Stop in TJyvu-
E3-W sHted-RoOnls, Board.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
TEApart .rfs ami Flats.
z5-Business Places For Rent
7B-farms or Rent.
F1-Houses For Rent
- TS-Onices and esk Room.
S0-Suburban For Rent
AD-SUmmer Places For Rent
E1-Wa1tcd- To Rent
REAh ESTATE FOR SALE
50 business Property.
G3-Farms aud Ian For Sale
S#-Houses For sale.
ST. 0ts For SAFE
e8-Shore Property For Sale
y s7-Suburnn For Sale.
es-Real Estate Fof Exchange.
be-Wanted-Reai Estate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
FARMS FOR SALE.

suburban Home. ~ acres 2 blocks
from car line. Good room house bAEs !:
garage chicken house and park About
10 large shade trees; u apple trees; rs
pear; II cherry acre Strawberries:
red and black raspberries; grapes Cash
or payments, or viii exchange for small
farm.
Fine Country Home. % Acres AnIss
out on Main Road story, 10 room
house. Furnace. Windmill Barn g6rsA
and 16XS2 Large old and young orchard
One acre strawberries and other small
fruit.
terurban. New rooms gtuCcO cOttaHp
Full basement Electric lights. Barn.
Chicken house
q Acres. : miles out on Main Road.
Good room house Barn SOx40 Garage,
tool and chicken house Orchard
Il Acre truck or chicken farm. Nile
from City Limits Near InteFurhan 7
Room house. Electric lights Barn. Chick
en- house. Family orchard. Shade and
small fruit. VIII sell on acres With
buildings.
40 Acres. Miles out on Edwardsburg
Road. 10 acres timber. No buildings
leo Acres. Q Miles out story. room
house. Furnace Large barn 20 acres
good tim Der. Orchard
50 acre improved alfalfa and dairy farm
Garage. Tool. Hog and chicken houses
.W. D, D1ENAH0N, BE8lT02
400 J. NJ : Building.
PHONES
Office Main z: Residence Harrison a3-F 1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
Notice Is hereby given. that the under
signed has been appointed by the Su-
perior court OF ST Joseph County, state
az Indiana. Administrator Of the estate
Of Daniel NJ Mckinley. late of st. Jo-
seph County. deceased.
Said estate is supposed 10 be solvent.
HANNAH r. MKINLEY.
Dec. I. 1920. Administrators
Mclnerny, NeaEley & McYickers.
Attorneys for Estate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
= tuations Wantcd-NIale
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities.

ASS'N-Would you
like o. on your money Then deposit
10 with the Workingmau's Building 4
Loan Association iu the Farmers Trus:
Bldg For - years this institution has
paid Go or more 90 all investors For
- years 10 has proven Itself absolutely
safe by never losing q dollar for any
body. Officers. J b Stou, president
" hoolason. Hicr t, 5ss.e.ul fIeu
rotary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
NOTICE or ADMINIsTRATIoN.

Notice Is hereby given, that the under
sigued has been appointed by the SUI
periOr Court Of ST Joseph County,
state OF Indiana. Administrators OF the
81 Joseph County, deceased
aSid estate g. supposed 70 he solvent.
HANNAH X. MkINLEY.
Dee I. 1870 Administrative.
ATIuerny. Yeagiey and M'Vickers.
Attorneys for Estate.
No. II -f1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS.

Notice Is hereby given, that the under
signed has been appointed by the Circuit
Court Of St Joseph County, State q In
diana. executors Of the estate o. Gabriel
X. Summers. late OF st. Joseph County.
deceased.
said estate Is supposed 20 be solvent.
St Joseph Loan a Trust Co., aud Jo-
lBeph NJ Stephenson. Executor.
Iden :. ROmig, Attorney for Estate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
PORTAGE AVE
RIVER PARK

Nine room house Here Is a chance
for someone 20 make some money
by renting rooms, or II you have a
large family. IL is just the thing for
you, and at a price you can afford
TO pay. Convenient 70 car, school,
church and groceries Fine large cor
ner lot size 4fx165 No improvements
but gas. For quick sale we can let
you have this nine room house for
s. 500 cash Call or write South Bend
realty Co, - s. Main st. Main III,
or Lincoln G6JG and ask for Mr Wit
wer or Mr.. Moore.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for sale.
HOMEs-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

room house, new: electric
lights and fixtures; pump and
sink cellar with cement door
under whole house; large lot.
$3l-5. Cash or terms 20 suit your
income.
room house cellar. electric
pump, sink large lot. k2.S75
Small down payment balance easy
terms See Us az Cuoe. The Nchel-
llnger Hone Bldg. Co. 2O12O2
J. NJ ). Bldg. Main 1920.
HOMES-We VIII gladly show y0i
homes In all psrts q the city. on
care are at your disposal Our pur
cbasers secure real value W %
Davies q Co. 22I ;. Main 81. Lincoln
677g.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20

HARTER HEIGHTS is the place to 6uild
that new home IL is now cheaper 20
buy a lot and build a house. Louis o.,
Palmer a. Co, 40 Union Trust Bldg,
Main 1869.
LINCOLN WAY W.-CIose IN, II room
fireplace: French doors, lnrge lot, fruit.
Immediate possession. Owner leaving
city. Price S10,OOO.y Wesley Van Vain.
624 Farmers Trust Bldg Lincoln 1lO7
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
EAST DONALD ST

EAST DONALD ST
Good room modern home. Full base.
ment Hot and cold water In basement.
Cas- Leater, drain. Soft water IA house
Garage. Chicken house. Fruit.
FAST INDIANA AvENUB-s Resu
all modern home. Lmge lot. GaHEs
MIAAE STREET, Room mcdsrn housa.
Large lot Stall garage VIII sxchaaFs
Tor Count property.
CORNER THIRD and RACE STREHTG
MISHANAkA Splendid 10 room no4sFS
OAK floors and tim. Lot 72xT2. GaFzSS.
WEST JEFFERSON ST. s RSou uS4-
ern. Lot S5x152.
w. D. DG&MAH00, sEGLT9a
40 NJ s Building.
PHONES
office Main :: Residence Harrison $50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
HOMES

We are ia a position 90 accept
vacant lot as hrst payment on either
OF two homes located in the south
end. The properties are modern
throughout and can give immediate
possession convenient 90 car line and
sClOol. and I'm q first class commun-
ity; very attractive homes. WhitComb
x Keller Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
LINCOLN WAY WEST

Modern home with large living room
across front OF house; nre place; oak
finish first floor. front and rear
stairs. > bedrooms. large attic. good
basement, $500. W. Is. McHeury,
220 Farmers Trust Bldg. Lincoln
MA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20

RADIATOR soil TION-Alcohol and
glyceriuc prepared S1t5 per gallon
also Ford radiator covers. for sale
cheap 81 D. Gilman. - y Michigan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20

Houses for Sale. 81
BOW Man 81 E.-6 room modern home
une-half block from Michigan ST Liz
ing room with fire place. dining room
reception hall and kitchen first floor.
Three bedrooms and bath second floor
Price 5000. Ills is q bargain and can
give possession in 10 GAYS. w K Nc
Henry, 30 Farmers Trust Bldg Lin
coin J1s-B
BARfIAlNS-ln city properties and
farms, from , acres up. Alex j. Langel
1O2 -. Chaplin ST. Lincoln 12J6.
DAVID G. GIBSON-2fO Farmers Trust
bonds. notary public, rents and COllec-
tons Phone Main 30
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20

NEW G.ODERN HOMES-I have com
pleted new E1Oderns homes, near ?
car lines and Lincoln school price
reasonable and terms easy At Leee
st Office on grounds. Saturday sud
sunday afternoons, y. c. Leer. Lin
coin 1928
NORTHW EST-New five room bungalow.
3OU cash. balance monthly payments.
Possession at once. Hastings, 2lS y.
Michigan st. Lincoln 6+10. Office open
eEpulFUs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
AUTOMOBILES

CROW -ELkHART-192 touring car,
practically new. will sell for one-third
list price VIII demonstrate car any
week day. Call 4O3 5. SOrin, Mr.. Stern
burgh
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20

MICHIGAN ST. SOUTH
Ten room house. All modern new
roof, newly painted outside and
decorated inside, fireplace In Nv
ing room, toilet and layatOry
downstairs and complete bath up
stairs IL has i've large bedrooms,
furnace heat stands on @ corner
lot IS. 80. Terms. Murray and Sc
getty, IDS y. Lafayette ST Lin
coin 612I.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
FINANCIAL
Bnsiness Opportunities

LAND CONTRACTS
We have for sale several good land
contracts drawing seven percent In
feresf on which we will accept Gov
eminent Bonds at full value Now Is
the time 70 change ~ percent In
yestments Into into percent. II you
are interested. come In and see Us.
5. NJ Robinson. l. North Main st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
EIGHT ROOM

HANEY AZ. E-Six room all modern
house With garage. Price reasons ole.
J a Mccullough: residence 2O22 s.
Michigan 81. Phone J6l7 Lincoln. Of
flee -35 :. Michigan st Phone Main
CUSHING ST. N-SeYen room house.
large lot, SKIS. paved street. near
Portage av. Price 81 coo. easy terms
RALPH G Osborne. Realt1r Main sos
Conservative Life Bldg
Nc ad IN the classified ed sectiaa Il
ever purposely~ misclassined,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20

Wearing Apparel. O.
CLOTHItsG-We sell new sd second.
hand clOJ lng at the pTe-war prices;
save money by buying here. sam
Weiss 1O2 ". Division st. near Mlcb-
igan.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Tucker are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William N.
Sage. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Stebbins VIII
20 to Blue Mound, H., tomorrow
morning to visit for a week with rela
tives.
Mrs. George A. Fry and daughter
Miss Clara Gertrude, have returned
from "a two weeks visit at their old
home, Rochester, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Mcclure nave
returned from Springfield. H., where
they attended the state fair. They
also visited their son Emerson, at
Clinton, Ill.
Or. F.. w. Pease has returned from
Decatur, ILL.,, where he was attending
his brother, who is I'll. Mrs. Pease
Helmuth and Patricia Peace are In
Chicago.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ross left this morn
ing for points in Illinois and Indiana
and Will later attend the Pennsyl
vania state convention of the Chris,
'tian church. Her itinerary also in
cludes dates in Tennessee where she
will lecture for a month.
Mrs. William N. Sage has returned
from New Haven. Conn.,, where she
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
e. Hubinger. Miss Florence Green
who accompanied Mrs. Sage east. is
lin Pittsburgh at this time, visiting
her sister, Mrs. Joseph Young.