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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-25
PIRKITE
LIETUVOS PASKOLOS
BONUS
maitinti 1000 zmoniQ. Nezi-
MIA, kaip ilgam -uzteks mais-
to iStekliaus.
Nukapojamos galvos.

PrancuzQ karuomeneje yra
Senegal6sai kareiviai. Tai men
kos kulturos, lygiai kaip Ara
bal su Turkais.
Adano apylink6se daznai j.
vyksta susiremimQ. Taigi SUI
sir6mia toxic su tokiais. II
todel atliekamos nepaprastos
ziauryb6s.
Sakoma, ir tie ir kit nu-
kautiems kareiviams dar nu-
kapoja galvas, kad kartais jie
neatgytQ, kad tikrai butQ Ii,
noma, kad jie yra zuve.
Vakaruose nuo miesto Pran.
cuzq spekos pasistumusios pir,
myn. Bet Turkai su Arabais
nepaliauja atakave, prisiden,
gdami vynmedziais il kito-
kiais medziais.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
S|X-YEAR-OLD
CHILD KILLED
Nj UNDER TRAIN
LEE CoE. OF GLEN EAsToS, TAILS
or RAIL IND Is CRU SEED
TO DEATH.
was Crossing Track with Siste--Eyo-
witnesses IN Heroic Attempt
At Rescue

Lee Coe. six year old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs C. E Coe. Of Glen ElSton. was IN
stantly killed about $50 o'clock ycSter-
day when he was run down ny the
second. section Of l.. ~ -. train No.
coming west.
According 20 ,y".'H .tH"~-rS. IT,"
youngster and his SISTER were ,roSSIns
the track near lh-;C hone. r." hlte
fellow was following Closely h"asnd his
sister and caught his To-; IN IN" INSIDE
track.
The Wheeling local. which vas ais"
ccmiAS west. was an IN" >.GinS al tNH
time C. Z. Riley. tlaYnrnu -: tn" icCH'.
saw the child fan and Yelled /" the i'-
tie fellows sister, and IA the mean me
made = big mort IL help III" boy ann.
self. but - led IL SHt OF his tram ana
across the track IN tiw".
\ young man whose nam" Is NOT
known was close TO the track AID see
ing the lads position. trlea to get 10 him
but as he reached the racks \" WAS
forced 10 step out 81 tI-' Wa ~ ~"
fast Approaching train, while the httLe
fellow was CruS..Sd 10 death
No blame can Er attached To IN" trnln
crew according to Cye-w illnesses. T.hE
engineer had his eye on the track and
as the little boy and hlS sister crossed.
thought that they would do so in safety.
When he saw the boy fall. he applied
the brakes but was un2bl 70 bring The
big locomotive 70 n dead stop until Iwo
cars had passed over the boys body.
Life was extinct when ;hc train crew
and on-lookers were able 10 get near tins
boy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
Prayer MUST PAY
DEARLY FOR PRANK
$50 Fine and 90 Days In jail for Iu:ox-
toated Driver Who Parked Car
Across Fulton Road.

In police court yesterday. Gimp
Prayer was arraigrcd On = charge o.
driving an automobile while intoxi-
Gated. Judge John g. Ritz fined him
$50 and costs. with ! .ail term of so
days tackled onto the sentence.
II was Prayer who on Sunday "ven-
ing parked an automobile across the
National highway at the top uf Fulton
Hill. tieinK up the rond clear down into
Fulton for nearly an hour.
Oscar Davis. Pragers companion.
who was also arrested by Patroiman
or 10 days on charge Of being tntoXI-
Gated.
Heavy Sentence for Mrs. Sooher.
Mrs. George Booher was found guilty
OF conducting 4 house OF prostitution
at 1898 Woods street. Saturday nigga"
Because OF circumstances related by
Detective Joe HumeS. Moran and Henry
Walker. Judge Ritz fined Mrs. Burher
500 and added jail sentence OF 80
days. She took an appeal to criminal
court.
Saile Ernest. Mary Smith, Frank
Moore. James Wright. james Moran
and Joe Frank. inmates cf Mrs. Booher's
house. were fined 81 and costs each
Mllt Garrison and Alma DAWSON
were charged by Sergeant Monroe with
disorderly conduct for engaging III Il
fight Sunday evening at Alley 3 and
Alley 20. They were fined S. and costs
each
T.. W. Armour. charged by officer
Brunhous with driving a truck ut
speed in excess Of the maximum allow
ed by the trucking ordinance. wai
fined SIS and costs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
COUNCIL @a


The regular meeting OF city council
will be hold this evening. Two very
important ordinances arc to come up
FOR their reading One Is the ordinance
lie Service company. formerly tho
Wheeling Traction and Electric conf
pany. the right TO put in another track
on Chaplinc street. so that they VIII not
have TO run their cars on Market
street, which during tho business hours
ties up the traffic for some time. This
ordinance also calls for the removal OF
the tracks on Fourteenth between Main
and Market. and on Sixteenth between
Market and Chaplnc streets.
Tho other ordinance which will como
IN for its arst reading is that which
would permit people TO keep chickens
on their property "a long as theS ar"
Dannnd un and not running At large. \
humber OF other important matters will
be taken up and passed upon az this
time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
DEATH RATTALION'S
COMMANDER LECTURES
IN TIE CITY TONIGHT

Colonel Dan Morgan smith: l. S A.
TALON OF Death" al -. M!hiel. wLii d..
liver a lecture at the Fourth s'rert
ming. His subject VIII BE-. The Worlds
War and the Fields Of France.
Colonel Smith Will arriv" - ai,"r-
noon. coming from Ashland. NY; "AITr
drives his own touring car and Is MAX
Ing the trip from Ashland that Way.
While here. hr will be guest ut th'
Windsor hotel
tuniIy to hear the world var discussed
by one of the COuntry's loading I''at'oFm
orators Although an officer NOW ~
tho reserves. Colonel Smith discusses
the war rather from III" STANDPOINT o.
the soldier private. and tries 10 max"
his audiences realize fully that after az
/, was the private who di" IN" f,a!
W rk. .,,.,a,,oI
=. l. Busch. who travels with H"i"nc,
Smith arrived IN tn" city yesterday ana
relates .,u interesting story OF tpIohrI
Smiths adventures:
"Colonr! smith" said Mr.. EuSch. IS
. native "r Virginia. and eHrF In I.te
vent To Chicago I" begin his rrofcS-
sional career. He has held number OF
high governmental positions. including
that Of Judge advocate nf Illinois. cor
pora'ion counsel special United S'HLsS
attorney and federal prosecutor. re-
yious To the war II" Was IN" third A'Gh-
est paid ChaulauQua lecturer IN inc
Seeing that participation Of tho NJ
tied states in the war MAS !nevitah!e.
Mr.. smith gave MP his chautauqua work
and went to Texas cn!lStinG in The reg
uar army as private In February
1917. In May h" Nns sent I" an "ilc-
ers' training camp and Won 4 commas
sion. w
lie wen, to Franc" with t." %%Sth
infantry. 9uth Division. and later vas
transferred TO the 35Sth Infantry oil the
same division.
night OF September Is. 1918. the 3".th
35Sth and 3j9th wer" ordered to 80 Tor
ward. Tho 357th and 35Sth failed ~
come up. Tn" Junior major in the $ISlh
Infantry was killed and the then MAJOR
Smith was left with tn" command OF
both hattal!ons The regiment. number
ing twenty-five officers and ll-o men,
started forward, It went into Ivy dsH
ness Three regiments Of Germans
closed in and blew up the ditcheS where
Col Smiths battalion was located. FIVE
officers and 81 men came back inIrr
officers were wounded and Smith was
one of them. That IL Row the com nnnG
secured the name. battalion Of Death
In hts lecture. the colonel tries 10
do two things. First. 10 make the prH-
pic understand the part the private SOL
der played in the war. and second 10
warn Americans Of the danger OF the
enemy within. His lecture is one nun
dred percent Amcricanism.
Although occurring under tho auspices
Of thu Anti-Saloon league. he does not
preach prohibition. What h" does do
~ 10 warn thu people OF the ncccSSli"
of combating efforts to prevent en-
forcemcni Of the 18Th amendment. SnCh
laxltv. he insists. will make the CnnSt-
tuition and It's amendments 4 laughing
stock and have tendency TOWARD
breaking down the government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
POSTAL CLERKS
viii Return This Morning From State
Convention az Fai-mons.

After attending the seventh annual
session Of the United Association Of
Postal Clerks, Of West Virginia held
yesterday at Fairmont. the Wheeling
delegates VIII return homo this morn
ing. The sessions wcr" very interest
ing and many important matters we're
taken up and discussed hy the delegates
from ali the cities throughout tn" state.
The delegates who went from this
city were Miss Rose Hanahan. J." i.
Knokc. John i. Grosan. {. a. James.
James GIlmnrtin and +. l.. Strassc. w.
W. Irwin. postmaster. WAS also present
and delivered II very interesting ad-
dress Others that spoke during the
Sessions were Congressman NJ. NJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
RECOVER MANS ROLL
Joe Smash Leaves $50 In Trousers
While Taking Swim.

Joe Smash. who lives on South Mar
k"t street. while taking 4 plung" in the
Ohio river Sunday afternoon was re-
lieved Of his roll of money. He at once
notified tho police and CAV" them Il de-
sCription OF the man who he thought
took the money. The polio" went down
with Smash yesterday morniuI and
found the man VII" had q roll nf S55
belonging TO Smash Smash told The
police that this was the last time he
intended to go in swimming without
taking his money with him. as il would
not hurt il 10 get wet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
NEAR DROWNING
Lad Rescued Prom Island Pool After
Going Down Twice.

The first mishap of the bathing sea-
son occurred yesterday afternoon rout
. o'clock at the Island swimming pool.
when Edward Fox. -year-old lad or
Bridgeport. narrowly escaped heinz;
downcd. Prof. Paul Beuter. instructor
nj tho pool. pulled the boy from the
water after ne went down twice.
The boy was astridc rope whiCh
crosses the pool close 10 the water He
was trying TO pull OF some aquatic
the face. Some of the water going down
his throat strangled him. First aid
was given BY Mr.. Beuter. and the hoy
was able TO 20 TO his home late IN the
~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
DONATION DAY

Next THURSDAY. Jun, Z. at III" West
Virginia Home for tho .\-cd and Friend
less Women, corner ThIrt"enth AMI
Jacob streets. donation day will hc OBJ
served
Tn" pianS for the entertainment for
the day seem Comple,". In the after
noon p program will De given by mem
hcrS Of tho WOman'S club. and in the
evening III" cutir" program VIII be
given BY the younger set.
There viii b" no admission. and 4
large attendance is expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
POOL WAS CROWDED.
Fair Grounds Attract Th-onSs Seeking
ReNef From Heat.

Tho EXCESSIVE heat yesterday dr"N"
many hundred swimmers /" 'ho West
Virginia State Far pool on the Island.
and another big day was the result. The
pool is again proving the mecca t"r all
ha,hrrs and with Prof. Paul R"uter in
charge another successful season is eA-
pcCtcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
BIG CAR WRECKED
One Of Big Fleet Of MarmonH Broken
Up in Accident on st.
ClairsviUe Kill

A Narmon car figured in Smashup
Yesterday morning about li:$O O'Clock
while coming down the 81. tlarsyiIie
Hill when another machin" proceedings
at n fast rate of speed in the opposite
direction swcrvcd too much on "A curve.
causing the driver Of the Marmon mach
inc to crash into 4 bank 10 avoid col
lision.
The car was one OF seventeen macn-
inc, of a similar make being trans
rortcd from indianapolis TO New York
C.ty. The name or the driver could not
hc as"crtaiu"d. Both tenders were torn
OF the machine. the running h"4rd
broken and the top and lights badly
darnIged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
aosENBIooM TO rARMoNT.
conxre<sional Aspirant WIN witness
Canvass in Marion County.

Ex-senator Ben L. Rosenbiocm. who
a pparently has been nominated for Con
areas on the Republican ticket. Will ne
IN E,.irnon, TODAY to witness the can
vRss OF the Republican congressional
urinary vote Marion county - one OF
rho five counties in which Rosen bloCm
he will ask q recount II the
- ityo1 OF Hon. Charles f Carrisan.
Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
FIVE &c ENLIST

A party Of Ave- young mrn ~ col
Hers arrived IN this city Yesterday y
take the United States government eS-
arninat ion for enlistinE In n" army.
Thosa in tho party arc CLYDE Rowand.
Lee Etle~lc. Alex Taylor. a. ". Muller
and Eli reyak.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
Daughters OF Veterans
:. Hold Memorial Service
$iG At Mount Olivet Church

Pretty and Impressive Memorial Day
services were acid ~ Mount piiNet
church at ":C0 O'Clock sunday afternoon
nv the Daughters OF Veterans OF Wheel
ing. The following program was car
ried out: ,
Song-"ATer!ca .......,.... AHa'ence
Prayer-Rev. Nol..
Sonx-"Memor'al Day"........ Quartet
Recitation-'"The Little Bronze E1t,
ton" Miss Pearl Note
Acknowledgements pay ......:
Communicates. Miss T5el;na SAHer
Address-Eev. Hott. pastor OF Hope NJ
E church. o-.
song-"Decoratio7 Day" ,....... Quart; -.
AddresS-Rev. Derrian. pastor or MN
Olivet church.
song-"The star Spangled Ranner."
Comrade s Lemon. OF J. w. Holiday
Post No. -. 6. 4. r. gavH Few APP
proprlate remarks. following which the
ASSEMBLY repaired 10 the cemetery
where the rituailstic memorial service
Of the Grand Army ~ the RGpaonc was
held at the grave Of Comrade Ashton.
Seven large touring cars carried the
Daughters OF Veterans from hceHnS
TO Mount Ol!vst church. Among those
who kindly donated their cars was l.
D. Gorby, owner Of the Lincoln garage
The quartet was composed OF MISS
Stella Fette. Mss Ethel F"tte. Mr..
Frank Blake and Mr.. Job Blake.
Quite 4 large number OF countrF t0'N
were present and the church was hIled'
-
,. lame Erck Believed
For 4 lame back apply Chamberlain s
LiniInent twfcc a day and massage inc
muscles Of the back over tho seat or
oh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01

After you make up your mind thu
,l,ere - no such thing as good luck
l.: all the world and that all you gf
you must work for. you've put yourse
scua.ely in the pathway OF good luc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01

O'Maliey robbed his stand at carnivs
a, Yor&ville Of $3.50. The sum OF 3l*
in s, bills was found In OMAHey
pockets and Ohio side officials came 10
him and took him to Yorkvtlle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
MISS EsKEy yEEE
Wheeling womnn Successtul in news
paper wcrE In Now yo-k CITY.

Miss Elizabeth Eskey. oc New fo7~
cay. - in the city the CUES; Of her
father. Dr. Lccrard E:'ey. She . --w
engaged IN newspaper work IA -"
York az! is gaining roior.cty as S?e-
Cia! writer for the New York Times.
BEFORE going To New York. Miss ESh"y
was teacher Of English and AmrricIh
literature in Wheeling high school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01

Nelly. Inspector W. ]. Satterfield. Con-
gresham Wells GoodyAoontz and II.
o. Mckinney, who is one Of he Oldest
active postal clerks IL West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
ARREST IN ao1zERY CASE

Tom OMalley was picked UP by the
plain, Of Som Houser who alleged that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01

= ELCA XsSAuVNNs
For 4 lame back apply chamberlain
Imminent twice a day and massage the
muscles Of the back over tho seat or
pain thoroughly At each Application.
For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
TIA
WAGONS
Are Charming
Gifts

Any brid"
should b" de-
lighted ~ ! I I
one. Dear L.
tho heart Of
every woman
n tea wagon ,ls
a boa utl tul
piece and mi
ncntlv useful!
For serving on
very occasion
Il Is m" prop
or thing to
own and use,
We Ia vc an
unusually large
assortment In
all styles and
woods.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-25
JACKSON ROUND
ovER;DAvIsl IS
FEELING FINE


r. o. jackson, negro barber. was
h.,A.+, -. ~..,a tr,v urA.v Il nnn
r,.,'.
oono y Mssistraee y. :. Sieis"u
in police court this morning on .
charge of assault with intent to
ccmm,t mr,a., n. v.iv.a rre.
.-.-.- .-.... 49,. :,
llu1ns eAsinln.tto1 on so. y.
MS attorney, William schroeder.
= Jackson il charged with the
shooting OF Neal Davis, negro
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-25
HUMoR BY WIRE


Merrill, Wis., Game Warden Ed
ward Bosworth while in the woods
met with a strong odor which led
him to q young lad carrying a sack.
The boy had . live skunk in the
bag. y
|, Denver, Colo.-The lady high
jacker made her initial appearance
in Denver when a pretty young girl
poked big revolver under Dan
Guillard's nose and robbed him OF
S., On parting she told the victim
not to look back or she'd make him
leak like a sprinkling cart"
Oakland, Cal.-Benny Moore. ne
gro boxer. stopped an avalanche Of
gloves before q wicked blow fiat
tened him. Get up, or no money
warned the referee. Don't need
money that bad" returned Benny
from the mat.
Evansville, Ind.-"The Centxa'
lian," a high school publication
here, has Alfred Bowman for q SO.
ciety editor and Miss Doris Kirl
writing sports and athleticS
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-25
md IS
ELEcI TED 33RD
DEeEE MASON


Harry n. ,CIeaveland, past grand
commander Of the Illinois Knights
Tsmplis, was eiectec 33rd degree
Mason b. the supreme council OF
ard degres Masope IN session IN
Chicago last Thursday. according
to word received BY Mrs. Cl4eve-
land, sos Nineteenth street.
Carl A. Hallgren. eminent COM
mandef Of Rock Island command
cry No. IL. knights Templar. Dr..
C. d. Boyle Of Moline, and George
sE. Carlson Of, Moline were also
elected to the 33rd degree.
Mr.. Cleaveland il 1t present on
Z fishing trip with Louis L. EN-
merson, secretary Of state, and
other past grand commanders Of
the knights Templars.
Three years ago Mr.. Cleaveland
was made . member Of the Bloom
ington consistory. he was grand
commander Of knights Templar IN
1911, Il q past commander of Rock
Island commandery and is . mem
Der Of Trio lodge.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-25
HUNDREDS SEE
|. PIGEONS Sent
ON THEIR Way
Rock Island Entries IN Big Air Der
by Are Released Promptly ut
10 O'Clock.

Crowd Of approximately three
hundred people was drawn to Sew
enteenth street and Second avenue
at 10 o'clock this morning to wit
ness the release of the pair Of hon.
ing pigeons representing this city
in the big air derby today under
the auspices of the Rexall drug
gists in convention at st. Louis.
Mayor Schriver performed the re-
leasing honors. 1t required no
coaxing on his part to bring the
birds out Of their cage.
The little flyers slipped easily out
Of the box and majestically into the
air. For the space Of about 80 sec
onds they circled above the crowd
and then suddenly started north.
Their home instinct brought them
right about suddenly, and amidst
the cheers of the crowd they point
ed directly south to st. Louis, and
home.
The bfds carry a message Of
greeting from Mayor Schriver tc
Governor Gardner of Missouri. The
Rock Island entries are not expect
ed to consume more than i've hours
time in the flight, which woult
bring them into the Missouri city a
3 o'clock this afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-25
KIWANIS STOCK
ExChANGE0pEN
oNMQNDAY N.
Announcement Of Sale Of Preferred
Is Expected to Draw . Ca
pacity Attendance.

Another big time is in store for
Rock Island Kiwanians> who attend
the MONDAY luncheon at the I'm.
C. A. Monday. The Kiwanis stock
exchange will be open for business
and an unlimited amount Of XII
wants preferred will be placed on
the market. A bonus will be paid
also to everyone present by
Charles J. Strate, druggist.
Last weeks issue was greatly
over-subscribed by those present at
the first inter-city meet, and all
feel we'll repaid for. their invest
ment. AS special fnducement to
be present at this sale, 0. F. Hide
brandt offeys a prize to the investor
whose name is drawn out fifth, the
only condition being that the lucky
one must have been q purchaser
at the last sale.
The services of Louis A. LIE
Claire OF Davenport >have been OBJ
tanned. He is we'll qualified to
speak on the value of envelope
stocks, and what dividends one may
expect. After his address the price
of stock is expected to go up.
The following stocks are report.
ed active this week: Limburger is
strong; near beer is picking up;
home brew is killing; Airplane is
soaring; Kiwanis is building up g
large clientele daily; Ford is drop.
ping, the tires are inflated. look GU,
for a puncture.
The board of governors will NEE
Immediately after the meeting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-25
PLEDGES LIVES
TO HELP OTHERS

yChicago, Sept. -25.-(By United
Press Pledged to devote their
lives to the care of the sick and
the rescping of men and women
gone wrong, 80 young girls from
all parts of the central west have
enrolled in the Salvation Army
training college here.
The girls, ranging in age from
II to Is, come from farms and
small towns and responded to an
appeal for volunteers.
The appeal asked for young wom-
en- willing to renounce tea dan
SAINTS, matinees and cabarets for a
career devoted to the sick. the sor-
rowing and the unfortunate"
The girls who volunteered will
be given a 10 months training
course in the Salvation Army's
new college here and then sent to
various places in the country ia
work.
Colonel A. A. Chandler, head OF
the college, says the girls are be-
ing trained to cook, sew and care
for the sick. They are also being
given "a thorough course in the
In addition to the girls, the col
lege has enrolled % young men.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-25
Personal 'Poi.ls|

n. ana m. 4. a H1lestt q
Love3and, Colo, arrived hst evo-
ming Is Whit q he h0lae q NJ.
HnIenftss beu1hef-inrlaM, "A. e
WALKS, an1 DGhss relatives. 1hsy
were formerly prominent residents
OF Bowling township, moving %
COLORADO slQut twenty ysnFs aso.
Congressman ". ]. Graham Of
Aledo was : visitor IN Rock 1slsnd
to-day.
Robert e. Olpsted d 81 mir
tecnth street, 1sturned today to
Philadelphia to attend the Wharton
school Of finance and commerce.
Mrs. L. A. Schmidt, $50 Twenty
third street, left yesterday for Chi
cago where she win spend the next
10 days visiting.
Franklin Searle will 60 to CHI
cago Monday. whore he will attend
the University Of Chicago.
John r. Maberry and Bert VII
liams have returned from . 700
mile motor trip through Iowa.
Miss Luella Long Of the Sala
apartments will leave the first Of
the week for New York city. where
she will study art this winter.
Mrs. Otto Bruhn and Carl Bruhn
Of 2342 Twentieth avenue have re-
turned from Indianapolis, where
they attended the national G. A. r
encampment. Mrs Bruhn repre-.
sented the Woman's Relief corps
and Carl. the Veterans OF the Re
public.
Kenneth Vernon Of $50 Twenty.
second street and Harry cleveland
Jr., Of 805 Nineteenth street have
gone to Harvard to take up theil
studies this winter.
Miss Charlotte Murray of 103t
Nineteenth street will leave Mon.
day for Chicago. where she will re.
sumo her studies at the University
of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Stirratt have
returned from Prescott, Wis, wher,
they were called by the death o.
Mr.. Stirratt's mother. =
Miss Margaret >Searle Of 49,
Twentieth street has >returned tt
Vassar to take up her senior year,
work after spending the summer
with her parents, Mr.; and Mrs. C. J
Searle.
Mrs. r. Vickery Of New Market
Iowa. is visiting at the home o
her daughter, Mrs. M. W. Camp
bell, 1905 Glenhurst court. She i
on her way home from indianapolis
where she and Mr.. ,vickery attend
ed the national G. A. R. encamp
ment.