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New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
Semenoff and Horvath Rule

LONDON, Jan. % By the Assoc olated
Press A Peking dispatch of January
II says General Semenoff has assumed
full powers Of government in far East
ern Siberia. General Horvath has as
sumed similar powers in the territory
served by the Chinese Eastern Rail
way, the dispatch adds.
1t is reported officially that 10000
persons have left Odessa within the
last three weeks. due to activity of
Bolshevik forces. Lack Of transporta-
ton facilities makes it impossible to
evacuate the large numbers anxious to
depart.
The position OF General Denikine,
anti Bolshcvik leader in Southern
Russia, to all appearances is somewhat
better, according to the War Office
summary Of the situation. The
inevitable pause has occurred which
must follow any long and rapid otfens
i've such as has been conducted by the
Bolsheviki in South Eussia. The
further course of the operations will
probably favor the side able to make
the best use of the time at It's dis
posal for reorganization.
Meanwhile the imminent danger 70
their country has caused both the Don
and kuban Cossacks to rally whole
heartedly around the government and
afford full support to Denikine
The Allied High Commiss ssioner has
received q message from Admiral Kol-
chak at NijniU Udinsk, stating that he
is remaining there with the ministers
Of his suite, whose fate he intends to
share.
Red" Mission Reaches kabul
A Bolshevik mission is reported to
have arrived at Kabul. Afghanistan, and
to have been received with great cere-
mony. Two emissaries from Constan-
tnople also are said to be at kabu.
Ramadan Shalash, the Mesopotamian
leader has adopted an attitude of de-
fiance toward both the British and
Arab governments.
The War Office announced on the
center and left fronts of the Caucasus
army the Bolsheviki have been forced
back from the line of the Sal River,
astride the Tsaritsyn- Eka terinodar
railroad. Further west the Bolsheviki
have made repeated attempts to cross
the Don east Of Rostov, and have sue
ceeded in establishing small bridge
heads on the left bank at two places.
To the west of Rostov their attempts
to cross have been repulsed with heavy
losses. The "Red" cavalry here lost
twelve guns, 100 machine guns and
many prisoners.
On tho Crimea front the Bolsheviki
are approaching Esthumses. Chongar
and Perekop.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
Prosecution Seeks tOLink
, Ousted Socialists With
'Red'FOrcesO OfRevOlutiOn
Holland Said to Refuse to Ciue Up
Kaiser Unless Berlin Calls for Hin,

THE HAGUE JAN 22The reply O
to the the Allies
sent this to the Dutch Minister probably
will delivered to SO
learned there doubt the will refused,
explanation the of
LONDON, JAM 22"The Standard reports reply
own country
GENEVA, JAN 22Swiss following the
Tribune,
Holland The opinion owing
Holland would guilty abusing
in this ohenzolern political refugee.
BERLIN, government
commenting proceedings
from of Emperor
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
Claessens Quoted at Trial
as Having Denounced
American Government
as Institution of Fraud
Hillquit Battles
Every Inch of Way
Attorney for the Defense
Calls Trial ''Farce" and
S'1ravesty ON JUSTICE
StaF Corresrondercs CO

ALBANY, Jan. 22.-Attorneys
chosen by the Judiciary COMMITTEES
of the Assembly to prosecute the five
suspended Socialist members now on
trial before that body began their
attack to-day.
Through official documents and
records Of the Socialist party,
through pamphlets published by the
Jewish Socialist Federation and
stenographic records of speeches,
the prosecution strove to link the
five on trial and their party with
the "Red" forces of revolution.
They had to fight every inch Of
the way. Scarcely a single piece Of
evidence was entered on the record
before it had been battled over by
attorneys for the defense, headed by
Morris Hillquit.
H;llquit Calls
Trial Farce
At one time the tide Of battle ran
so high that MIR. Hillquit, turning
upon the committee, called the pro-
ceedngs farce" and "a travesty
on justice"
Late in the afternoon, counsel for
the committee, led by John B.
Stanchfeld, scored most heavily.
They called as a witness William
Smart, public stenographer, who
attended the celebration of the Sec
ond anniversary of the birth of the
soviet republic at Park Vicw-Palace,
10th Street and Fifth Avenue, on
November 7 last. in the interest Of
the Lusk committee.
: Mr.. Smart presented as evidences
his notes on the address delivered
that night by Assemblyman August
Claessens, leader of the ousted So
cialist delegation, in which he is
quoted as giving fulsome praise 10
the soviet government of Russia and
attacking the United States.
This exhibit, which was one Of the
few admitted without a protest, was
the first step of the committee to pin
the guilt of personal disloyalty upon
any individual member Of the Socialist
delegation.
Claessens in his address assaile6
most bitterly the alleged ballot bog
stuffing and other electioneering frauds
which he said had taken place in Har-
lem and the Bronx last election day.
He charged that by these tactics the
opponents of the Socialists had robbed
them of at least 1900 votes in Harlsm
alone.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
Hambv Dies Next Thursday

OSsINING, N. Y, Jan. 22.-Gordon
Fawcctt Handy. who killed two men
while robbing the East Brooklyn Saw
ings Bank last year. will go to the
electric chair one week from to night.
Yet he is the most unconcerned man
in the death house. He is the only
man in it who has not appealed for
mercy, and the only one who faces
death without apparent emotion.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23

"Mr Chairman, l do not like to In
terrupt the proceedings, but we have
sat here at six sessions and at five Of
these we have been reminded by coun-
sel for the five Assemblymen that wa
promised to give the gentlemen q fair
trial.
~ do not like repetition of that
statement. I do not believe in the sim
cerity Of it. believe that it is only
made to create an impression in the
press that they are not getting fair
trial"
Mr.. Hillquit turned upon him, his
voice thick, his face darkened.
Mr.. Bloch" he cried. what I am
saying am saying in absolute fairness
and solemnity. If this testimony and
testimony of any similar. kind is per-
mitted. we have not fair trial We
have travesty on justice. Personally
l should say that I should be very re-
luctant to make myself party to .
farce of this kind.
"That 10 ptSting It strong. and !
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
MfuenzaEpiden,ic
Threatens Illinois
Special Corresrondene

Special Correspondence
CHICAGO, Jan. % Chicago's
twenty-four hour influenza and pneu-
monia records were shattered to-day as
the twin plaques continued to spread
ports indicated that the epidemic was
becoming statewide Two thousand.
two hundred and twenty-six new cases
of influenza and 237 new cases Of pneu-
monia were reported. while forty eight
deaths from pneumonia and seventy
nine from influenza occurred. The
number Of new cases is higher than
epidemic.
War on spitters has been started by
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New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
Sen1enoff Party
Beaten by u. S.
Troops in Fight
Two Americans Killed. One
Wounded; Five Russians
Slain and 55 Captured,
Including One General

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Two Ameri-
can soldiers were killed and one
severely wounded in the clash with a
Russian detachment of General Semen
offs forces on January 10 near Posol-
sakaya, while five Russians were
killed, one wounded and fifty-five cap
tured, including one general and six
other officers, who still are held.
In reporting the clash to the War De-
partment to-day Major General Graves,
commanding the American expedition
in Siberia, said the Russians, in an
armored car, made an unprovoked at
tack on thirty eight Americans who
were in similar car. The Russian
attack was repulsed and the Americans
then captured the car and it's occu-
pants.
Peaceful Adjustment Predicted
General Graves said he believed the
incident could be peacefully adjusted
With General Semenoff. who could not
have been responsible"
VLADIVOSTOK, Jan. 10 (By The AS
sociated Press delayed fractional
fighting has broken out throughout
Siberia American forces arc with
drawing from along the Suchan mine
railway and are reported to have been
engaged in skirmishes with Siberian
partisans.
A detachment of Colonel Morrow's
regiment when was preparing to move
out rom the Baikal district was forced
to intervene in factional disturbances
yesterday, according to a report from
the Czech staff
The only Americans now remaining
in the danger zone. where disorders are
prevalent. are those belonging to Colo
mel Morrow's regiment Their arrival
here depends upon railroad conditions,
which daily are growing worse
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23

Are Taken Off
The P0whatan
Transfer to Northern Pacific
From Disabled Transport
Made, When Gale Breaks.
by Aid of Searchlights
May Get Here Tomorrow
Leaking Craft Expected to
Continue On to Halifax
iii Tow of Canadian Shin

All passengers on the disabled trans.
port Powhatan were safely transferred
late yesterday afternoon to the trans.
port Northern Pacific, according to an
oinclal radio received here last night
from tee rescuing vessel. The message
sad the transfer was made in fairly
smooth sea with a moderate wind from
the north It was specifically stated
that the transfer was made without ac-
c1dent. There was groundless rumor
earlier in the day that eight lives had
been lost in an attempted transfer of
passengers.
me rescued travellers, who had been
living aboard the disabled Powhatan
without heat or warm food since
Sunday, were taken at once to tho best
quarters on the Northern Pacific and
warm meals were prepared for them
1t is said that there probably was no
illness among the passengers or it
would have been mentioned in the
radio
Powhatan Still in Tow
According to the message, the Pow
hatan still was in tow Of the Lady
Laurier, bound for Halifax 200 mile s
away, with the destroyer Leary. which
had line from her stern, acting as a
ru0der. The destroyer Sharkey and
the United States coast guard cutter
Ossipee were standing by
AS soon as the passengers were taken
aboard the Northern Pacific she re
sumed her course for New York. Being
a fast vessel, it is believed she will ar
rive Off Sandy Hook early Saturday
morning.
The transfer Of the Powha,an's pas
sengers brings to a close q striking sea
drama which opened last Sunday when
the first message was received from the
transport that the ship was leaking,
the tireroom flooded, northeast gale
blowing and immediate assistance
needed. The wireless calls for help
were quickly responded to by half a
score Of vessels, which put out from
Canadian and American ports or rushed
to the scene from midocean. The first
ship to arrive was the White Star Liner
Cedric. on her way from England to
New York. She was quickly followed
by the Western Comet, United States
Shipping Board steamer.
Cedric Tries to Reach Ship
The Cedric and the Western Comet
found the disabled transport rolling
heavily in stormy sea. without lights
or heat, but were helpless to render
any aid in tho face of the persistent
gale.
The transport Northern Pacific
which was bound for New York with
the last details Of the American ex-
peditionary force from France, reached
the distressed ship on Monday. and re-
placed the Cedric, which proceeded or
its voyage to New York. For four day.
more the Powhatan lay helpless, while
growing fleet of would-be rescuers
made vain efforts to take her in tow OF
effect a transfer of her passengers
On repeated occasions towlines were
passed, only to snap like pack thread
under the terrific strain of the dere.
lets deadweight, the surging sea and
the fierce wind.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
Bela Kun Seriously I'll

,.IhsA, Jan, Z2,-~BeIa Kun, for.
G. ~ Communist dictator of Hungary,
spor,ed N be seriously III AZ Karl
's'n' where he IL interned
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
"mD MORNING.,

Wyp NokNIN1,
1854 snsr 1ou n,e1 help cali Beekrnan
Vsx w y'o.Ns, ~, The Gord Morning Hri Of Tho
" ien - 1.Jrnes insert an AdYvutfsensps
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN POULTRY
Shaw. ses ~ Jan. 80 to 2%--Advt.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23

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New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
Bloch Resents
Hillquit's Reminder

arose and said:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
July UsHERS IN ROUND
OF CAY SOCIAL EVENTS
Virginia Society Enjoys Season on
- Scashorc and in Mountains
of State.
PATRICK COUNTY ATTRACTS
Unusual Number of House Parties,
PicnicS AMI Other Pleasant
Gatherings Reported From Every
Section to Timcs-DispatCh.

= Ssnssial ieThe Times, plspaiehl
been compArativclv light. With mum
erous families SccN!n- RELIEF from
The pTevaiiin- high temperatures by
s stS rsor yhS 'T Tha VI .o and NSrih
Carolina beaches arc as popular as
ever, While many are .prettrT.nE 70
tnns. Patrick county This year i
drawing more than It's usual quota OF
guests
Miss Annie Citation DAVIDSON mas
returned from ST Mary's College and
has I'VE Schoolmates With nSr ier'n.
i'm a hous" party. SeTy~al pdrti."
have been given them.
Lieutenant Kobert Mapry, l. : ;.
Mr. ana Mrs, Grcenhow ,Mau~y
Mr and Mrs. Julian Meade anil
Mrs. Emmc; MCGEE left On Friday
for ldnvillc, y. c.. travelling By au-
Miss Mary Runin has joined party
OF girls from Richmond and Hunting
toy; W. Va. 4i Blue Ria&G,,
Mrs. Buxton. at Huntington. W Va
Mr. and Mrs j. u. iiarvie. OF i;oN-
live and are stoprinE with Nj. ilar-
ve's mother Mrs Lewis Il. lldrvic.
Colonel y. Il. Darlington, Colonel
O. w. Dudley ana i!cnry y. Watkins
have gone 10 ratCicil Springs 20
spend ten days.
Mrs Albert Freeman. Of Philadcl-
phia. is visiting her parents, MIR. and
Mrs, j. II Wilson.
Mrs. Turner Hamlin has gone 10
Chautauqua. y. y. Tor several weeks.
Mrs. Richard Taylor. 81 AshcvIllc.
u G. is here on n short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. " SMITH have
come here from Rocky Mount 10 make
their home.
Mr. ana Mrs L. a. SchoclHcId and
Miss Bessie Van Waccucr are spend.
ing some time a Patrick SPRINGS.
Miss Mary Temple is visiting
friends in Charlotte ~ G.
children "T are ysf, iiimsT ana ay, two
Miss Martha Smith has returned
from Patrick SPRINGS
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GLOUCESTER

GLOUCESTER. VA. July "A
most delightful launch party wan
given Thursday evening by Miss
Eliza Cary in honor of her cousins
Robert and Edward Cary. OF Roa-
mokc. Va. The party set out from
Ioddsbury Thursday afternoon down
North River and across Mobjack Bay
TO New Point. Tho party consisted
q Misses Eliza Cary and Eliza Lee
Miss Hopkins. Misses Ellen. Cathe-
rinc and Elizabeth Mott. Miss Emily
Dinnock. Mcssrs Robert and Edward
Gary. George Cary. Graham Jones,
Gerard Hopkins and Rev. Paul
Miss Elizabeth Rowe left for Co.
lumbia University TO take speciai
works In mathematics during the
summer term.
j. II; Tabb. of Washington. d. c.,
- visiting his parents. Captain and
MrE:; j. NJ. Tabb.
Miss Sa!lie Perrin entertained =.
boshcn, Wednesday night. in honor
OF or Misses Elizabeth and Eleanor
:. Mrs. Harry Ncodham. of Greeny.lle
w H. Carr. Sr 90
MISS Rosa a. Masters and John and
10" f"ihcs. have left for a vlsi, In
t!bar, amt. Mrs:; II. Z. Montague at
; NJ and j. l.. Stubs. Mr.. and AR.
JACK Robinson and Joseph Jordan ~
Norfolk. spent Sunday with Mir. ana
Mrs. w. G. Stubbs ""u
Mrs Fay Wootton and prandso,
Albrr. Price, OF Oklahoma. arc v;si,,
lNS Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.. Carr Jr
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WINCHESTER
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch. ]

SpoCial TO Inc limeS- Dispatch.
WINCHESTER. July d Bishop
Denis J. O'Conncll. Of the Rich
mond Diocese. was the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene V Weems while at
tending the golden jubilee or the
Rev. John McNcrry this week
Miss Susan Reid Williams is here
from Baltimore for the summer.
Miss Virginia Marshall Baker has
returned from Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. John Casey. Of Phil
adclphia. have been visiting the
Misses heating.
Mr. and Mrs Harry j. Turtle. Of
Baltimore. have been visiting rcla-
tives and friends here. and were ar-
companicd on their return by Miss
Maryanna shank.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ rr.er and
children. OF New Yo.k. are visiting
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Tricr
Rev. and Mrs. Fred wyand have
returned from Shcphcrdstown. w. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r Forsythc. of
Cairo. Ga. and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
llyndman. Of Atlanta. who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Ginn
have returned 10 their homes
Miss Anna pinglcy is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Carl Roberts, OF Brook
Ign. y. Y
Mir and Mrs. waiter steer. Of Bal
t!morc. hnN. been visiting friends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
ASHLAND

,Spsci2ito The Times -pisratch)
Mis- AsHt AN July $,-rhG marriage o,
l.umpkin. OF Hanover COUNTY and
Lawrence Travsrs. OF Connecticut. was
SciShra'ei Wednesday evening AT $50
O'Clock al Independence Church with
Fey Mr. Bremner Officiating Miss
hu,A tuMpkln was maid of honor
anu haro!d Thompson acted as best
Mrs Travcrs Will make their home in
plymouth. Conn.
Miss Elizabeth Williams has con
Mrs T NJ Jones. and and F has les, For
her home IN Danville.
,,i Hr and Mrs Frank Day and Mrs
icn SaT MG'.sr have H,T returned from a
- Miss Julia Weisiger left Friday for
, m0a9oke 70 y!s', friends BEFORE re,
Mrs Fred Mcss.ck. Of Auburn al,
- ne guest OF her parents, DR. and
Il. +. Blackwell!
spent ;hc week end with her mother
Mrs N Als,on and Frank Ban
= NJ. aid Ms DaTis rcc 2Fe a. F@ @Teis
Mrs n = MIdret;o. W. r. Midrctte
n ;ia 2 w@bh RSR isrs: iSf' Thgrsdsy q
ms, homo. near FrefcrickshurE
NJ ana Mrs Anderson Hand Ie.,
,11ay 70 an extended Northern trim.
NJ and Mrs 6. Y. Lewis and chill
9ren have returned 20 their homo in
W Va. after visit TO Mrs.
I'LL! Carter III ana William Hugh
:"cc src spending son" t!,nc al Glen
.4lrT. Hanover County
Mrs HGEh Rnssell and Miss Kath-
=. .GSScl- OF Richmond. arc guests
and Mrs ". y hammond AZ
=
Mss sa-a ilurhes hasas hor CUES,
Ht IS, My.;,e Davis Or Norfolk.
-" recen; guest % Miss Helen
MSS Hand Gary ms returned -
-,icH-lond after q visit 70 the Misses
y and Ms T NJ. Jones will s7ond
SON" lime in New Yo-f. where Dr
Jones. xiii take a course at Co!um-
M-s Mamie Garter Rcdd is tho
cues; ot her niece. Miss Laura Arm
sttst Carter in Baltimore
Mss Virginia iiowison. OF Lynch
'u-g, IS visiting friends in town
A- and Mrs Edward Taylor and
ha9y and Miss Virginia TAYLOR have
.:lIra"d % RICHMOND after a visit to
MIs: Marion Sale viii leave shortly
,hr Nc" orleans 20 visit relatives.
vii. vs!t Pass christian. Miss
Misses Virginia nd Sara Blasiuran,
:" leaving Monday 10 spend SIX
W1.Hs In Camp Junaluska. y =
Misses Alice and Matatu Bryson. n,
iouH '!me Win their aunt. Ms.
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- spend tho summer months at the
homo ~ he. mother. Mrs, Julia Fu-
qua.
Misses Mary and Hannah Irvine. ot
stanton. are spending som. weeks
her" n, the home 81 T. y. and Miss
Lucy Nicholas
Mrs. John Suoidy has returned TO
her. home here ait - spending sew
eral months At The home OF her
mother III charlo;tcsvillc
y. 7 Richardson. Lieutenant Hun
ter DuNal. MISS Ella Richardson ana
Mayo Richmond motorcd to Rich
inond several days ago.
Philip \. Nicholas. of Bridgeport.
on the James River, is spending 4
month or 50 in Norfolk with friends
and relatives.
Edward Sattcrncld of Richmond.
recently spent several days here at
the home OF George Sattcrncld
Miss sue LcSucur. Of Norfolk is
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. l.c-
Sueur, al orc Bank.
Mrs. T.. II. Chandler. Miss Edith
Wilson and Colonel y j. Terrell mo-
torci 10 Cumberland Courthouse. to
visit friends and relatives this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Camden have
returned here TO their home. after
visit to friends and relatives in
HIpt!NaTlc county
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WEST POINT

,;>rr;Sg.ii"l -, to The Time. Disp"tc:,hrl
day morning Rev. L. ". Billings. OF
marriage 90 William y. Watkins. OF
Nclma. and Miss Lillian Burton
dauShicr Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sur
ton. "f Shanghai. OF King and Queen
l.. I. Brooks and Miss oielia Carl
Carlton. Of West Point, were mar
James. of Grove Avenue, Tuesday.
Tucsk Ray Patterson and his
bride Of Jew days. formerly Miss
MarCella Buck. arrived from their
ins with Mrs. h. L. owens Miss
Buck is from Abingdon. Va. the
daughter OF Rev, and Mrs. +. Il
Miss Olive Woodward. Of Chicago.
arrived sunday to be the guest OF
Mrs ) " Ovens Wednesday even
curSion down the York III her honor
mond. of the East Hanover rrcsby-
l@ry. spoke in the Rap,is; church
Tuesday evening 10 a good audi nce
EaanEuard Society OF the Pres yterian
T Mag f Sat MN Y + HONs5,qn G b
viii take the summer course al
Columbia University.
y lawn party WAS given this week
under the auspices Of the aid Society
E.-ar,'sy Bray rrsstdsHi MISS Eu'ila.
Ha. eE u EichInond, del.c h;ei the
S-1 en- with - number o.: rec!,a-
NJ " S S,% ~" .. W" we5. ' F3!h e.
-aH;.y B-ay, Ms =. Turner
80 A-t Ms. Horace EoS-,-S pass
. D.. as
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BON AIR
ISpccial,o The T!mcs-D

especial 10 The Times DiSpatCh)
BON AIR. July 3.-Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Chris,lan. sr.:. spent the week
end with their son. Robert Christian.
Jr., at his homo on the James river.
Misses Page and Anne kudd arc
spending the month Of Luly with rcla
tivcS in Orange.
Albert Williams and Miss Anne
kennon Williams have gone 10 Han
over 20 visit Mrs. Williams father.
Judge Cardwcll
Miss Jennie Crowc!l OF Columbus.
Ga. is the guest OF Miss Julia Whcrry.
Mrs. L. T. McClucr and Miss Mar
E2rci MCClucr arc visiting Mrs Ed
win Ptnkerton in Baltimore.
Miss Katherine Love. OF Richmond.
has been the guest recently of Miss
Frances Woodson.
Miss Sue Gordon lcf, las; week with
party OF friends who Will spend tho
summer in camp on Lake SehaEo.
Maine.
Mrs Jack voolfolk and daughter
Caroline. OF Atlanta. arc with MIR.
and Mrs. Douglas Whcrry for tho
summer months.
Cant1in Landon Mason 81 Rich
mond' Is here with his father. Rev.
l.. Il. Mason
Mrs. b. r walston. OF North Caro-
lima is visiting Mrs. Vowel.
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Southwestern University OF George.
town. Tex. has arrived for Il vis:t
TO his parents. MIR. and Mrs. NJ -
Wundcr.
Mrs. Sclwyn X. Cuckrell is the
guest OF relatives In Baltimore.
Mrs. Frank e. Riddlcberger Is
spending several weeks in Atlan,,,
city.
Misses Marjorie Hottie. OF Hancoy,;.
Md. AMI Anne nauscrman. Of Man.
zanola Colo. arc guests Of their aunt,
Miss Lucille Hotel
Paul Hoffman. Of Philadclphii. pn
spent tho Weekend with his mother
In WoodStock
Mrs. Holmes Fowl. OF Norfolk VA
VAS recent guest OF Mrs. J. -.
Skylcs Martin. who recently grad.
mated at the Pennsylvania state Col
lcec. has arrived for Il yisit 10 his
mother. Mrs. Ella Martin
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Paul ana Nr
md Mrs. Harry Paul. of Wci!s5u-s.
=; va, were guests this week OF the
Mis-, Virginia Iiaslc,t has returned
from a visit TO friends In Chcstc:tuwn
and Salisbury. Md
IL. Grubcr has returned to h!g nome.
~ Baltimore, after hrl.f visit IN
Mt and Mrs. w NJ Wonder.
MISS Charlotte McMurray 4ls tho