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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-05
STORM SWEEPS
EASTWARD TODAY
Surface and Elevated Lines
In Chicago Seriously In
terfered With.

Chicago, March 5.-The cold wave
which yesterday swept into the mid
dlewest, preceded by rain and sleet
and accompanied by snow, today
spread eastward and southwark, but
left behind the gales and driving
SHOWS that characterized it's initial
swoop from the mountain states.
j Weather forecasts indicated that
the centra! western and Rocky
mountain states would have some re-
lief from zero temperatures tomor-
row, with fair weather but freezing
ten peratures reaching as far south
as Mississippi, and snow and rains in
the upper Ohio valley and the lake
regions.
The storm struck Chicago six
hours ahead Of the time forecast by
the weather bureau. Surface and
elevated car service suffered serious
Interruptions and delayed for several
hours the home going Of hundreds Of
thousands Of persons employed in
the downtown stores, offices and fac
tories.
Kansas City, st. Louis, Omaha,
Des Moines and st. Paul reported the
storm had crippled wire communica-
tions and impeded street car service.
Officials of railroads operating in
western and northern states an
nounceA crews with rotary plows had
begun clearing tracks of drifts and
it was probable trains would be run
on schedule tomorrow.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-05
CRITICISM OF
HOME RULE Bill
Is EXPRESSED
Plunkett Declares the Irish.
Question Had Much to
Do With Recent War. {

Dublin, March + 4-(Delayed) )-
Sharp criticism of the new Irish
home rule bill was expressed by. Sir
Horace Plunkett, chairman Nof the
Dublin, convention, at a welcome
home dinner given in his honor here
tonight by the Irish dominion league.
He just returned from the United
States and gave his Impressions OF
the American attitude toward Ireland
Long before the war broke cut
he said, Il was convinced the peace
OF the world and the orderly prog
ress, If not the survival 6f western
civilization depended more than on
any other one thing on mutual un-
derstanding between the British
commonwealth of free. nations-a
term L prefer to the British empire
and the great republic of the west.
How far Germany timed Armaged-
don. with an eye on Ulster let histor-
ians say. But it is matter of peri
sonal knowledge that from 1911 the
Prussian government was organizing
a German Irish alliance in American
politics with a view to the coming
attack upon the worlds freedom.
Has No Doubt.
Il have not the least doubt that
supposing the Irish trouble had
nothing to do with the beginning of;
! the war. it was an important factor
in delaying Americas decisive par
ticipation in the struggle. To the
same cause was due a great deal OF,
political embarrassment to the war
administration in Washington.
II remember the question being.
actually raised whether the Ameri..
; can navy could wisely utilize Ireland4
as its base of operations. Though
/ happily strategic considerations over;
ruled political objections only sthel
splendid loyalty to America of Irish z
Americans counteracted the deep rt,-.
sentiment caused by contrasts. all tod
easily drawn between the treatment
of the northwest corner and the west
of our country in conflicts with the
Hritish government =,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-05
WEATHER FORECAST,

Minnesota: Fair and con-
stinued cold tonight and Satur.
day. - @
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-05

bill because tsgave Ulster minority
of not more than one-ffti1 of tho
Irish people a virtual mandatprRs9
over 1reland-a mandatory without
responsibility
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PUBBuICITA EGONOMICA
PER VENDERE

CASE di 6 camere, a So. Watts
Street, nmen: 1SO9-11-13-15-1f
19-21-25-2r29-39-41-I3-41 II prcz-
10 e. di S2,25O ciascuna.
Rivolgersi al Signor Thomas De
scano, 1916 Dickinson Street
CERCANSI musicanti, apparten-
ii alFOrdine del Figli d'Italia, per
far parte di un nuoyo corpo musi-
Gale. Ad m sarto, che sappia suo-
mare il clarinetto 0 la cornetta, per
incominciare, 81 possono offrire una
trentina si vestiG da essere manu-
fatturati; ad altri musicanti 81 Of
frono lavori d'ogni genere come mu-
ratore 0 minatore. ii luogo dove j
musicanti sono richiesti e un centro
minerario e industriale che conta
circa diecimla abitanti, attrayersato
da due linse ferroviarie, Pennsylya-
MIA New York Central e da due
linee tramviarie
Scrivere per informazioni o riyol-
gersi personalmentc al signor b. r.
Montagna, Box 532, Nanty-Glo, Pa.
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RECITA DI BENEFICENZ4

Sotto gil auspici della signorina
K. Rivano, fglia del nostro AMIGO
Nicola, domain sera, Il giugno,
lunedi', al Casino Theatre. Wal
nut sopra lottava suada, 81 da-
ra' una serata di benefcenza con
Amleto, Principe di Danimarca, la
immortale tragedia di Shakespeare,
In 6 atti dieci quadri.
| biglietti costano so soldi e IDOL
lari uno), percio' gil italiani accor-
reranno numerosi per sentire un
buon layoro e per concorrere ad una
opera filantropica, e sono yendibili
presso signori Joseph Russo, $50
5. 8th St, Antonino Viglione 121?
So. Sth St., Nicola Rivano.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-06-13
LATORO ED ECONOH 4

ou,rdo I'A,,orir, dn.,.. m antrg-
20 in o,,orr, tntti rrropo ,parayioIio-
hi deIis r,nidita. com cpi 81 crfeftuo'
Ia ,noLirit,zinno miIitaro cd ncouo-
,,ico dol naes,. ,Dcbo In demobiIita-
non, ,r,nolotte in ,,odo soddi-fa-
canto ad or, II noase .ta mobiIizlan-
do nr,oltr, wolf, nor In mace
To loziori ipsognotoci daIIa ourr-
p, r,,,ana nnrtr,Sn, Jimnntic,fe 4,
moIf com nno nronfezza yeromepts
americana Sior1o in nm pcriodo Iii
roazionn III strov,oon2a di ms,o O.
sagorato l., .tono@raf, che sprnaa
500 NOR nm monfelIo di pcIliccia e
a,oI taI ,;ttodino III Cbico@o che mn
trisco il suo cayoIlo CON bioIictti Ja
dioci doIIori sono esempi che danro
do nonsaro aIIa oonto saria Per u.e-
sto il goyorno i9izio, nm moyimrnto
nor I'oconor,ia nazionole basato sulIa
snIandida campaoro nor I'economia
ratta dnranto Ia Guerra IRA mezzi
cui cbbnro ricorso linanzieri della
ouerra We ne e. ,mo che dvenne DO
9olarissimo. O. I'oconomia per mez-
- dol rroncoboUi Thrift Stamps
and War SAVINGS Sfmnps) col qua
E raccumulazione di un capitale per
nezzo di niccoIi coptinui yersamen-
ii note' essera inseopata al pubhIico.
Ouosti rrancobolli fruttarono. duran
te Ia Guerra ouasi nm bilione di Dol
Iarj di eptrate ed il pubblico vi 81 e.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-06-13

giudice McClair, rese la sentenza
nella causa del Grande Concilio di
Pennsylvania contro m manipolo di
sciagurati che yolevano distruggere
FOrdine Figli d'Italia nella capitale
di Pennsylvania e la sentenza yeniya
ratificata dalla Corte Superiore ALA
quale essl ayeyano ricorso.
Facciamo ALA famigHa lie nostrc
sincere condoglianze.
n. Il. T..
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-06-13
CAMBIAMENTO D'UFFICIO

II DR. IT. P. Hmlong 81 pregia CO.
municare ALA sua estesa clientela
che dal 10 corernte mese ha ira
sferito il suo uffcio di dentitsa dal
No. 760 So. 10th St., al nuoyi loca-
il al 1910 So. Broad st.
II DIR, Hurlong nella sua pratica
81 e conquistata la simpatia del no
stri connazionali i quail, anche mel
nuoyo Uffcio, accoTeranno numero-
81 come per 10 passato.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-06-13
,ettimand ATtiStiCd in
Philadelphia

~Crtalianl dl queSta eolonla e
sIG delIe colonic vicine, che non 81
zsoiopo sfuggire mai fopportunita'
.pondo 81 tratta di onorare ed APP
4ondire rarte nostra, nelle tire sere
gioyedi'. yenerd' e sabato scor-
seno accorsi alrAccademia di Mu-
ner gustare tire capolayori lirici
, mar tostimoniare la loro gratitude
od II Ioro entusiasmo ad m mo-
assto per quanto intraprendente fl
IN delrAbruzzo citeriore, signor
limo Ienni. al quaIe, forse e senza
brse. sara riserbato di inaugurare,
il prossimo autunno, una stagione
4 operc che. speriamo, 81 ripeta am
oaimentc. ad onore vanto del pro
$50 artistico italiano in questo
aese. che fno d non tanto tempo ia
.ssa sempre ostacolato.
Le opere datesi sono; La Gjocoa-
II II Fausi e il Rigoietto, successi-
.,mente uei giorni di gioyedi' 3, We
serdT 4. e sabato . corrente mese. |
Diciamo subito che lie nostre a
.batt0tiye sono state deluse. Deluse, |
ssrcbe' erayamo diffdenti crede- |
amo che 81 uattasse solamente di |
n mezzo per fare quattrini vol
me poi lc yele per altri lidi Dob |
kamo ora riconoscere, non perche |
Il banno detto alui confratelli pri- |
IN di MOI. ma perche' 10 sentiamo
htimamente, che, lie tire opere, Sc mel
s5ccesso artistico non hanno supera-
d ouelle nellie quail cantarono, in
sbesta citta'. artist mondiali, sono
..ste rese in modo. sia nella MESA in
sena che nella esecuzione, per cui |
IAN merito va al direttore d'orche-
Ira sgnor Carlo Peroni, da potere
are a liy.,lo di quelle datesi ALA
Metropolitan Opera House.
II signor Filippo 1enni, dunque,
Il mantenuto la sua parola data ALA
blonia appena giuntovi: "Sono We
bio Qui per farvi un esperimento.
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lu1s'o r,t; vo,4i'''' Nv, ,t = ',' 5ona
aente. perche' la Compagnia pre-
entatala dall'imDrpsariO ha saputu
i''a,o's at.i U'1'' -'' ,'''' ;,, - , Tdnn;
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BELLA di hngua nostra ne hanno
arIato diffusamente; moi resta un
DO compito, quello cioe' di 1ileya-
con piacere che j gioInali anne
sani locah, dal primo all'ultimo,
ia distinzione, sono stati concordi
sanzionare pregi artistici della
uccini Grapd Opera Company ed
hibutare un meritato elogio al suo
npresario. ! critici musicali di que
o paese, non motto teneri per le CO.
nostre, 81 sono troyati d'accordo
)me m solo uomo ric6noscerc la |
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NOTIZIE TELEGRAFICHE
Ia HADRE DI HIRCONI
T. NORTl

Tn telegramma da Londra, in da-
ia del > corrente mese, annunZia la
morte, ayyenuta in quella citta', del
la signora Marconi, madre delIin-
ventore Guglielmo Mmconi, senatore
del Regno d'Italia.
La madre dell'ilIustrc nostro con-
nazionale era di origine irlandose ed
era rimasta yedoya del signor Giu-
seppe Marcon, di Bologna
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-06-13

Gil italiani di Harrisburg Stel-
ton, FigE d'Itaia specialmente,
rimpiangono la morte del'Uomo che
fu giusto, intelligente, ed imparziale
administrators della giustizia.
II giudice Kunkel, con associate
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0nOriamO il Grande

Sottoscrivete quanto piu' potete ALA
D'ANNUNZTO BLDG. G LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Capitale Autorizzato UH uJHi5ne al
d0ilqrj SIOOO.OO0
lie azioni costano SI.OO Puma
Con un dollaro al mese avete il di-
ritto di prestaryi 100000.
Per information rivolgera
PASQUALE DEL VECCHIO
1905 So. Broad st., Phd0., Pa.
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DI FILADELF|A

Mario 1919, fagente di polizia Ja-
mes Hess.
+ questa una giusta assoluzione.
non per la ragione che il Di Gildo e.
nostro connazionale, ne perche' APP
proylamo Fatto da lui commesso, ma
contro lie proyocazioni di un agente
dl polizia armato e protetto dalla
legge che, senza nessma ragione al
monde, vi minaccia, non vi e che H.
ma sola via; la difesa della propria
vita.
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NOTIZIE M4RITTIlIE

II piroscafo Duca degli Abuzzi,
della Navigazione Generate Italiana,
partito da Napoh il q maggie con
195 passeggieri di classe e 1919 di
terra, era atteso ieri. passeggieri
sbarcheramo TUT New York.
II Duca degli Abruzzi partira' da
New York per Napoli @ Geneva il
p Giugno con Picno carico di pas
seggieri merci.
IL REV. A. c. NASBY di Inde-
pendence, Iowa, scrive; Abbiamo CO.
ST spesso sperimentato il pronto aiu-
to dato dai Lozogo del Dott Pietro,
specialmente mel caso di febbri alte,
che non vogliamo rimanerne senza
neIla nostra casa. Tempo fa uno del
nostri fgli cadde ammalato grave
mente, ma il Lozogo del Dott. Pie
tro 10 fece guarire in quattro giorni y
lie persone ad ogni stadio della Vi
ia hanno adottato questo sempIce,
vecchio rimedio di erbc come loro
medicina di famiglia, perche' e sem
pre- sicura non manca mai di far
bene. Non puo' essere acquistata
presso i farmacisti, ma e fornita di-
rettamente dalla ditta DR.. Peter
Fahrney & Sons Co.. 25O1 Washing
ton Blvd, Chicago, Ill.,
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La mOrtG di un iIIuStTG
giuriSta

In Harrisburg, capitale dello Sta
to, fS corrente mese, morlya, qua
81 improvyisamente per disturb Vi
scerali, il giudice George Kunkell,
presidente della Corte della Contea
di Dauplin. L'illustre uOmo, che ha
vestita la toga per II ami, era ca
duto ammalato fin da quando, prima
dele ultime elezioni primarie, ayeya
annunziata la sua candidatura a giu-
dice della Corte Suprema di Penn
sylvania. f. morto alicia di 65 an
nj, lasciando mel profondo dolore la
moglie, signora May Minister, tire
figli George Jr., William Daniele.
II giudice Kunkel nacque in Har-
risburg e fu ammesso a praticare leg
&c nella Contea di Dauphin nellan-
no 1878. II 1885 venne eletto ALA
carica di District Attorney poscia
rieletto per un secondo periodic. Co
pri' anche per diverse legislature
FUffcio di rappresentante al parla-
mento statale. Subito dopo la sua e.
leyazione a giudice presiedette, con
ammirevole tatto pazienza, ALA ia
mosa causa del brogli commessi ALA
erezione del fabbrfcato statale di
Harrisburg, dalla quale uscirono
condannati tutti gil accusati, che,
nella politica nellie finanze, code
vano di una fama msperata.
Il giudice Kunkel, quattro ami
or sono, fu candidaoo a giudice della
Corte Superore e con grande sorpre-
sa del pubblico vinse il suo opposite
Ire John w. Kephart di Ebensburg
fu candidate ALA Corte Suprema
nellie ultime elezionr primarie allie
quail. in sua vece, veniva eletto il
giudice Sylvester Sadler di Carlisle
So
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30

When people laugh at what YOU
say. il = q joke But when they
laugh "i ycu. you are the Joke.
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Sanders RAY.

The marriage n Mis-, Linda SAT
deIs and Mr.. William Sutton Ray
popular Young people ~ Bradshaw
Mill. j. announced
The wedding, which was a quiet
affair, took place IN the home 81 Rev
&. u Strother.
Mis- Sanders. Who enjoys host Of
friends and unusual popularity in the
vicinity Nher, she has lived has been
Tor some time correspondent Of the
Daily Register, and as such. has no,
only gained considerably reputation
a. writer. but a wide acquaintance
Her friend, ar. extending congratula.
tons to which the Daily Register con.
tributes the same.
Miss Sanders graciously Installed
her successor, Miss Mamie Sanders.
as correspondent and this paper will
continue the excellent news service
from tha, section.
Mr.. Ray j. a well known young
man. and he. too. u busy accepting
the best wishes Of his friends. The
Daily Register.
Miss Sanders Was also our CORES
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Baker Poynter

NJ, Pauline Baker Of lower Car
nri. and Nh Charlie. Poynter, sur
pr.sci their many friend. last Tues
day. sept lith. 10y goinv to Lancas
ter. 10 the home e Rev. CIarcnc,
S,rothcr where they were united in
marriage.
Miss BAKER d, the pretty and at
tractiye daughter ~ NJ and Mr..
William Baker Il Judson. and Mr.
foyuter b. "a he congratulated ou
winning such am deal M companion
Mr.. royutrr IL a prosperous young
farmer II iiedgeVillc where the hap
~ couple viii reside until January
with the rrooms parents, Their mum
erous friends wish them long happy
HE.
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Governor Cox In
State Two Days

Governor Cox vii make two trips
into Kentucky during hi campaign.
iiis first venture into the state will be
on October IS Later ,u the month
Governor Cox will make another trip
to Kentucky in order to address the
workers az Ashland aud Catlettshurg.
The Democratic cand.ia opens
hi, Kentucky speaking At Elizabeth
town AZ 900 o'clock on the morning
~ October 9Th Bowling Green vo,-
err Will hear him al zoe O'Clock that
afternoon. and he jumps over to
Nashville for speech hat night,
He leave. Nashville Immediately az
ter this speaking To speak ~ Paducah
at ld;uo O'Clock on the morning Of
Oc,ob,r 9Th. From Paiucah Cox
will jump right into Louisville for a
monster meeting IN the Kentucky
metropolis, that night. Wherever the
train stops long enough for rear
emf appearance Governor Cox will
address audiences ON the trip from
Paducah To- Louisville.
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Democratic
Extravaganza.

The Republicans are raising great
howl about the number II Govern
mcnt employee, the Democrats have
pu, into service.
The Democratic administration.
Say the Republicans ,ani We believe
the charge = truc'. employs $500
men IN On. Customs Service. These
men prevent .muggling and enforce
quarantine regulations. protect the
people OF th, country from conta-
g,ous disease. from abroad and pre-
vent person, from defrauiing the
Government
The Treasury also has a large num-
hcr Of secret service men. who oper-
ate against counterfeitcrs and other
criminals who seek to defraud the
Government or the people, and II en-
forces the law against the sale Of
opium and other narcotics.
Ia addition the Treasury employs
quite large force of examiners to
see tina, the national banks are run
according to law
The Department Of Agriculture ha,
some one hundred inspectors who
see to j, that spoiled or con,aminat-
ed food D, not sold 10 the people 81
the United State. and the Interstate
Commerce Commission employs
good many inspectors who see that
common carriers have proper safety
appliances and that passenger boats
are not overloaded.
DO the Republicans propose that
national banks do their own examin-
ing and big Business" pay their in
some ,ax according to their own ideas
Of what they ought TO pay, and the
people be allowed to sell opium at
their own sweet will. or 20 bring
Diseases they may be inflicted with
into the United States, Are steam
boats TO be allowed to crowd 1000
on board when their capacity Is I'll
BOO! Are emblamed beef and pois.
Dnous goods to be sold TO the Ameri-
Fan people'
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A Delightful Occasion.

The meeting ~ the Pennsylvania
presbytcry with the local Presbytcr
ian congregation proved tp be ~ was
expected. very helpful occasion.
The program for Saturday evening
and Sunday was carried out a. was
announced IN last weeks issue II the
Central Record.
DR.. Garfield spoke with his usual
power and was greatly appreciated
by all who heard him
Sunday morning. Communion Ser
vice after very appropriate sermon
by Rev l.. u. IIar, was delightfully."-
impressive.
On Sunday afternoon Mis. Emalinc
HARRISON Ms, MARY Ashby Cheek
AMI VI J Y \ Mcdowell. each
spoke 'r very convincing and inspir
InF snort mes ages ~ the Women
and Young Peoples WORK IN Presby
terry and church az large.
The closing lecture by Dr. Cheek
was one ~ especial interest 10 the
very Larry, audience present
After hort busin, session
Prcsby,cry adjourned TO meet IN
Green burg church Thus oct
1th. 90 T.. VI
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REVIVAL SERVICES
AT The Baptist Church.

sunday morning Oct Bird. the
COMPTON AMI Owens revival services
begin 90 the Lancaster Baptist
Church. Rev Theodore y Compton
y D.. ~ Jacksonville. Ky viii be the
speaker % all 4 these services. He
I. preacher 4 unusual ability. and
the type Of man who will appeal To
everyone u all denominations Ed
win T Owens. of Princeton Ky. will
have charge 81 the singing He com
e. To Us well recommended and We
are confident that he will make the
song service attractive TO all
The Sunday nigh, service will be
gin promptly at 7:3O AT the Baptist
Church. Announcements will then
be made relative To the services for
the week. We invite all who will. 10
join us in any. or all Of these services.
We hope this revival will not only
build up the local Baptis, church. but
every church IN our town and county.
and We believe that 70 will II you will
cooperate with u.
G. u. Strother
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Hyattsville Defeats
Bryantsville.

H., Hyattsvllc Base Ball Team
journeyci to Bryantsville Sunday
afternoon and detected the boys Of
the lower end by the score e to o.
Tbs. va, one - OBJ, hardest fought
battle, ever PLAYED by either team
and proved 20 10" pitcher, from the
first 10 the ninth inning
The pitching Of Bryan Gastineau
for the Hya,ts,illc nine proved mos,
exciting. ,h, lai has pitched four
teen game. th's season and has won
thirteen lf them
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w. c. T. u Notes.

The Union elected the same officers
with one exception. Mrs. Sam Cotton
was elected To nil Mrs Palmeter's
place as recording secretary.
The State Convention meets at
Henderson. October | to 1.
In the absence Of Mrs. Higgin-
botiam. Mrs. kinnaird will receive
the dues, which is only ST. per year.
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WIS., ''ofEit johnson Nd- returned
from visit 20 relatives m Stanford
MIR Charlie Haywood OF Follcr.
Kansas aud Mr., Judith Hggins ~
Somerset. are guest ~ Mr. and Mr..
J. 6. King
Mr. Robert Burr side and iaugh.
ter Miss Josephine. were In Cincin.
nat Ia.t week Mr. burnside going To-
see q specialist
Mis- Marie COS be-, returned 10 her
home IN kuk.villc, after very pleas.
ant visit 10 Mi. Thclma Hamilton.
on Richmond street
Misses Mamie S'ormcs Dunn and
podo Bourne have returned from a
visit 10 Mr., Braile, Boufn, and Nr
Bourne - versatile.
Mr. and Mr. Brauham Bcazlcy
and children ~ san Angelo. Texas.
are guests ~ Mr. and Mr, Luther
Gibbs. on Lexington avenue
Mr and Mr, \ - bradshaw and
little daughter, Einora Jane lcf, FRI
day for Sm,hshIrc. Illinois. go visit
their parent. VI ald Nj Brent
Nr and Mr, WI Grigg. and two
little daughters lco'a and Marie. Mr.
and w. vii tmhry and little daugh.
ter Ruth. spent Sunda, afternoon
win Mr and Mr., Tom Nbuti,
Mr. Will Rice Anon lc', saturday
for Hostor Mass, Wh,r, br viii enter
Massachussct, institute II Tech
uolosy again H. was accompanied
a. Ear A. Cincinnati hy his mother.
Mr. J 4 Anon.
Miss Joan Mount has returned
from a pleasant visit to Mr.. John
Baurhman IN Dan, l'c She also at.
tended the garden party gwen toy
Mr. J ! Butler aud Nh. John
Chestnut at the Country club
MIR and Mr. Frank Hunt and two
sons. Howard and Frances. and Nr
= 4 Hol,zclaw Of panviilc and Mr.
W \ Nohcrlc> and daughter Mabel.
spent Sunday with Mr an Mr. j !
Sebastian and Mr.. and Mr. Jasper
The following D.uvillc people ~,
tended the Transy ',ana Prcsbytcr>
here Dr Henry Meier. Hcy Lucicn
pr = ! Check and Mr.
Cheek. Mr. : VI narbls IN. Dr I q
T. Mcdowell. Dr " \ Garfield and
DR. VI VI Allen
The twenty sixth anniversary ~
The birth ~ Rev Clarence Strothcr.
pastor ~ the Baptist Church. was
with a surprise party by
voted gathering Z his member,
Thursday evening \ large number
n useful gifts wcr received. Wat
~ melon was serve 20 he many
suests. MAY tins splendid young man
live to enjoy many more ~ these hap.
py events, T. the wi.h 81 his runner
Gus friends
Mrs Bradley Bourne gave de
.ightful card party saturday after
ioon AZ her handsome home near Yer
allies. The party was gwen ~
honor ~ the Kappa Delta sorority 81
Stat. University The home was
decorated in Tower, and
he sorority COLOR and the same col
~ were carried ou' IN the .ccs. cakes .
and mints that we're scNcd about
hr,y members we're present and I
imong the Lancaster Young ladies
we're Miss Mamie Siormcs Dunn.
Miss Carrie Belle Romans and Miss
lodo Bourne. |, was most enjoy
bile affair