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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26

prlbuZni Znami do Prahy, re
dakce oblehany, dotazovany,
a tax dlouho, dlouho trvalo,
nez konecne urtit6 bylo ozna-
memo: Ultra prijedou. Bleskem
roznesla Sc zprava ia V nedeli
vecer Prahou a vcera rano spe
chaly rodiny priiizd9jicich ma
nadra2i' vrsovicke a neprehled-
ne davy iidu proudly do ulic,
jimiz pruvod Sc mel brati. Sta
rostliv6 obhlizena obloha, sta
re i move zkuSenosti vytahova-
ny, ien ably mohlo byti dokaza-
no, re to piece jen vydrzi a =
vydrzelo. Sadova trida, Va
clavske nam6sti, Prikopy, Ce-
letna ulice a namesti Starom6st
sk6 rozesmaly Sc prapory ma
dhernych barvach naSich, slo-
vanskych spratelenych statG,
vSude nepfehledne zastupy IL
du, ienz V mnohoradnych prou
dech vroubil Siroky pas, jimz
nell Sc vit6zni hrdinove brati
Cd nadrazi, kde vojsko udrzo-
valo vo 'nym velky prostor, po-
trebny pro nastup, tahne Sc
dvoufadi vojska, legionari 2
Ruska, Francie Italie, mnoho
iednot okolskych, strelci IL
sice, tisice lidu, jimz Stroke u
lice Il musea usticf jsou daleko
zaplaveny. Kol pomniku kni-
zete Vaclava seskupena isou
devcata V krojich, clenky to |.
prazske krojove druziny pod
pomnikem zvedajf Sc mad hla-
wv zastupd prapory Jugoslavie.
Francie, Anglie, Belgie, cerny
prapor rudym kalichem a ce
Ia ohromna prostora namesti
vvpln6na nescetnymi tisici di-
vaku, kteri namnoze zrobili 81
provisorni galerie a estrady, ia
ko dive mohutne Teky tahnou
Sc proudly namestim pres Pfi-
kop, srazeii Sc uzce V t6sne u
lici Celetne volneji Ease roz-
levaji Sc namestim Starome3t-
skym a usticimi u1icemi. Ra-
dostny, hrejivy ruch nese Sc
mnozstvim, iimz lomcuje me-
kid a vzruSeni.
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OTAZKA, IDA WILSON VETOVATI
BUDE NOVY EEL LEZNICNf ZAKON.
NESJEDNOCENOST MEZI FARMARSKYMI
ORGANISACEMI.

Washington, 25 unora = ZeeZncni pTedloha bya dnes
odeana do Beho Domu president neblzs!ch hodnach
musi rozhodnout drive e nez staten konroovane drahy
budou vraceny pnvodnm matem, coz ma sati ponde
l2 O1 Novy zakon poka snou oposci vsech
zeezni6nh bratrstev echz zasupci dnes Washngone
hromzd6ni rad navrhu kterym by Wilson nepfznvou
d6lncvu predlohu opatnl svym vetem
Podobna zadost bya vcerejsiho dne podana c. p Hamp
havnm fiiteem Narodni armafske rady, jenz 81
presdena vyzadal sysen Ztfek Predstav Wlsonov
deegac organsace Mez farma nepanue vSak jedno
myny MAJOR neb ne sdruzeni nasch ponch hospodar
sao do Bho Domu prpis jimz primlouva by zakon
yy;Sim drednkem Soustati byl schvalen.
ok president nepfemne teo situaci zacheva, neni
doeud znamo
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kvapujici.

drazi mely Sc vlaky zdrzet as
dive hodiny, pozdravili tam svC
Je ztracene opet nalezene 81
ny a bratry prav6 nejnedoGka
vejsi pribuzni. To cekanl je
: Jako hodina pred bouri ty
horecne momenty, vytrysknuv
81 z nejvlastnejSiho ukojeni "a
dosti, k nimz poruznu a jedno-
tive dochazelo, znamenaji pa
matnou chvili zivota neien pro
ty, kdo Mich po letech ma rod
ne pude Ease objali sve pribuz
ne a drahe, ale pro ty, kteri
tn stall jako divaci. We ctvrt
ma devet prijel druhy vlak a
ponevadz predni kolej musila
zustat volna pro dennf fire kven
cl, byl tento zaVezen "a prvy.
Cekajicl, zdravice hlasitImi
proJevy, satky a fabory, probe
hi davem mezi vozy a pod vo-
zy vlaku prv6ho k tomuto dru-
hemu a doslova jej uchvatili.
Pc pulhodin6 prijela treti cast
transportu, uvitana jiste uz tire
mi tisici hlav. Ma vrSovicke ma
drazi Sc do3avih take nekteri
leg. d1stojnici francouzsti, ably
stiskly ruce starym znamym 2
Ruska a tato klidna vrela
shledani davala prvemu uvita-
nj pluku M. J. Husi raz hlubo
ce intimni. Ma tricet dam sibir
skeho komit6tu roznaselo OBJ
cerstveni fotografove Sc cini
Ii. A tn vyvedli hoSi pate ro-
ty sva dve medvid' alta, poy6st-
nou a veselou chasu, ktera kra
de cukr. Dorost piijal tuto "a
trakci povazlivym pokrikem
a jak byli mai medvedi z Tai
gy provadeni po perone, puso-
bila radost deti jako prava
smrSt'. Uvazi-li Sc episodicka
roZtomilost tohoto faktu, re hr
dinove, vrativSi sc ze Sibfre, do
plnuji romanticnost sveho zje-
WI pritomnostl dvou medvedu.
mono rici, re pohadka neni
pohadkou. Legionari pohovori-
Ii Sc znamymi o vsem moznem
a to beZ gest, tax prostince,
jak to pripouSti jen nase do
ba, jez mas navykla ma velka
prekvapeni. Zajimava je okol-
most, jak Sc test ma sokolsky
slet - cvicili pry ma palube.
Pc phl desate ozvaly Sc polni-
ce vyje,o Sc do Prahy.
(Pokracovani.)
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K ZMiRNENf PROHIBICE.

New York, "a. unora. -
! Spolkovy senator James w.
/ WadsWorth fecnil zde ma hosti
ne, ktera bya a poradana ma ie-
ho pocest a jiz Sc sucastnilo
200 prominentnich republika-
nu, muzu a zen. Prohlasil, re
pfi provadeni prohibice melo
by Sc jednati spise umirn6ne
nezli fanaticky, spise S rozu-
mem nez-li Sc ztreStenosti.
"Posledni slovo nebylo jeste
promluveno," pravil, "a pokud
nebude, nell bychom jednati
duchu spravedlnosti ku kaz-
demu a tim dociliti vSeobecn6
spokojenosti, ktera jest tax
dnlezita k fizeni sporadane
ylady.' Wadsworth pravil. re
" senatu hlasoval prot ustavni
mu dodatku prohibiGnimu a w
svetlOval: "Ucinil jsem tax
predn6 proto, re naSe ustava,
tento zaklad cele vlady, presne
Stanovi hranice moci, kterou
lid Wade sv6fil, proto nema
byti ustava tato matena a obte
zoVana takovymi opatrenimi,
kera Sc nedaji meniti, kdyz Sc
zmeni smySleni lidu. Ia druhe,
Sc stanoviska praktickeho "a
konodarstvi bal jsem Sc neo-
hebnosti takoveho zakoniteho
opatreni. Prohibice Sc snadno
Zavede, ale pax Sc muze shle-
dati, re je neprakticka, nevede
k Zadoucim vys. edkum a vetSi-
Ma lldu Sc proti III po5tavl. Tu
Sc Shleda, re tato vetSina Jest
bezmocna a nemuze Sc sebe
shoditi to jho, kterym jest pew
ne osedlana. Ably mohla ustav
nj dodatek odstraniti, musela
by Sc Znovu provadeti stara
procedure. Musely by to odhla
sovati oba domy kongresu vet
Sinami dvoutretinovymi a pax
by to musely schvaliti snemy
tri ctvrtin statu a k tomu jeste
jednoho. Takove opatreni jest
poprenim vSi demokracie a zne
moznuje Wi lidu. Ia treti hle-
soval jsem prot prohibitnimu
dodatku proto, ze We veci, kite
IA Sc tax tesne dotyka osob-
mich zvykd a nahledu milionn
dobrych lidi, verfm, ze lide sa-
mi mali pravo delati 81 rozhod
mutt. yEe
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We Vrsovicich.

Prvy re til vlakil transportu
pfijel ma vrSovicke nadrazi uz
pred sedmou rano, jeste "a tiny
A pon6vadz die vyhlasek bylo
obecenstvo avisovano, ze pri-
Jed je urcen ma pIl osmou, ne
zby'o legionarim, nez ably sa-
mi potkali ma ty, kteri ie NELL
cekat. Vojenska ami civilni po-
licie, jez nadrazi velmi pocetne
obsadily, vstupu celkem nebra
nily a jezto ma vrsovickem ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26
BOLSEVICI ZDURAZNUJi RUSKE MA.
ROXY MA CARIHRAD.
POLsKE SKLONY K MfRU BOLSEVlKY.

Geneva, 25 unora Zde jest rozsfen pamflet jehoz
spsovatee jest povazovn sam enn pfedseda sovekeho mini
steskeho kabneu Letak poednava cafihradske oazce
pravi nem proc ze spojenc hada pfs osud Carl
hadu kyz meso to byo spoenc z 1915 sbeno Rusku
eho pomoc prokazanou spojencum vaky. Vlada boev
ca nevada naroku havn m6to dnes polo rozkoane
turecke rise dovede ve pravo pfpade haiti zbran
Budapest, 25. lnora Rumunske vojsko, jez obsadio
onu pode toku feky Tiszy, ustouplo ni sanovenou
mrovou konerenci Zpravy Varsavy prozrazujf re
osku rozmaha snaha uzav bolseviky mir. Vada snem
prav6 projednva vyhlidkou spech bolsevcke mrove
navrhy.
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PfUeli vitezove.
Slavne uvitani plulxu Mistra Jana Husa.

Narodni Listy, 3. unsra. -
Vratili Sc nam bojovnici, kter
obnovili starou ceskou slavu vc
jenskou, ktefi razem vzbudil
uctu a uznani ce .eho sv6ta, kite
ri prvni rekli, ze jsou ochotn
dati vse pro blaho naroda a {
jichz vitezne ciny opiral Sc pre-
sident Sc svymi pomocniky. vi
fme dobre, re nebyti vitezne ne
81 sibirsk6 armady, byla situa
ce naSe mnohem, mnohem tez
81, horst. Ale slavne boje mu
sely 81 vynutit uznani dohody
jiz prokazaly V dobach nejkri
tictejsich sluzby ohromne ma
zasluhach tech lvi podil ma
pluk Mistra Jana Husi, vt6leni
hrdinskych vlastnosti starych
Cechi, vteleni prave demokra
Gle, bratrstvi, vzajemne lasky a
pTi tom kazne 7e.ezne: idea
Fuegnerova a Tyrsova skut-
KEN ucinena Jest.
Drazi hosi, bojem a strastmi
vedla vase costa do osvobozene
vlasti. Pc nekonecnych Ultra
pach konecne donna. Bud'te
st'astni, bud'te pozehnani.
l. strelecky pluk Jana Husi,
jenz ma celkem asi $500 mu-
III, nedosp6l jeSte cely. Jest to
prva jeho cast, k niz nalezi
plukovni stab a /. prapor, asi
1900 legionari. Druha cast plu
ku (2. a 3. prapor, delostrele-
cky oddil a vozatajstvo) prize
de teprve v polovici 1nora. Wee
rejsi transport byl rozdelen ma
tfi v,,aky velel mu plukovnik
Kutrvasr. z popularnich di-
stojniku prijeli: major Bera-
mex, kapitan Lysak, kap. ia
nousek, pluk. pobocnik kap.
Endt. starodruzinnik kap. No
votny, kap. Brunner a lekaf
major LANCER, znamy spisova-
tel, jenz Sc svoji choti vraci Sc
do Prahy, vitan vfele hlavne
kruhy literarnimi. Vsichni ii
brunatnl hosi maji vzezreni vel
mi distojne a pres dnavu cesty
pocfnaji 81 sveze a kazde jejich
slovo, jfmz odpovidaji ma otaz
ky nescetnych tazateli, ktefi
Sc svych drahych jeste nedocka
Ii, bylo plno prosteho citu, bo-
drosti hluboke lidskosti. z
iejich lakonickeho k.idu z
castecne zamlklosti a z jejich
reservovanych pohledd vyctete
sice trochu vycftavou r1yslen-
ku: My vine, ze Sc tn nemame
nae tesit. Ale z jejich oci sviti
nekonecna radost a. tepla Ute
cha, ze Ease vidi Prahu, hlav-
nj mesto osvobozeneho naroda.
Pfi pozdravu techto nejdraz-
lsAg u 44.n~. ss
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K KERZBERGROVE. RE.SIGNACI.

Berlin, 25. dnora. Statni pods. s.kretar Moese zvolen
yl nastupcem urad vcera odouplaho nancnho minsa
Watyase Erzbergra Moese byl menovaM prucm fnanGni
no minerstva dine IT, edna TAX ze jest rade eprve pres
Deutsche Ageneine Zeitung vsak prohlasuje, ze od
stoupen Erzbergra jest docasnm ze tento do
binetu opene vrati.
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sich dust naroda, ktere isou re
alisaci nejcestnejsiho odhodla-
nj, vysoke odvahy velikeho u
trpeni, jehoz byl narod scho-
pen, vstupuje V nitro divakovo
nova davera. Jejich zjev budi
nadeji V lepsi a nejlepsi priSti
tGto zeme. Vraceji Sc jako ryzi
vojaci, ukazneni tax dokonale
ze kazd6 slovo teto kazni zni
chude, jet ona pGvodnim bra.
trstvim, ktere vzniklo pod dix
tatem da,eke ciziny z pocitu
plemenne sourodosti. Jejich W
zbroj jest dokonala. Kulomet-
ma rota pfijela vtera jen jedna
Jsou krasn6 obleceni, p6chota
ma vylozky malinove, t. j. BILE
dojasn6 karminoV6, ma bluzach
We tvaru deltoitu, jehoz kratsi
strany prohybaji Sc do oblouG-
XII, a ma plastich kosodelniko-
We, d6lostrelectvo ma vylozky
ciste cervene, jizda bile Ger
venym lemovanim, aviatika Sc
de, santa cerne, technicke ca
sti zelene a hospodarske casti
zlute. Zcela novou a charakte-
ristickou melodii mi jejich sig
naly polnici, origineln6 upra-
vene. Vracejici Sc pluk jest
vojenskou jednotkou dokonale
vyzbroienou. ma sva rychlo-
palma della. Pres to vyznam je-
ho navratu neni rozhodne tax
dGlezity po STRANGE vojenske.
&C tn je neobycejny, jako spi-
Sc po STRANGE vSenarodni. Tot
je zajiste vella udalost - NY
nj konecne vraceji Sc ii, kteri
jako legionari pokud Sc tyce
mnozstvi vykoni pokud Sc
tyce de'ky DOLBY neivic prode-
lali, a kteri jmeno naroda, z
nehoz Sc narodili, nesli MEDIA
lie a neivetsim uspechem.
Byly to ciny prave techto lidi.
ktere roznecovaly udiv cizich
politikG a ktere zlskaly 81 "a
plaus i 1ctu celeho sveta. By
ly to ruce prave techto lidi, jez
kladly prve zaklady pro nasi
novou budoucnost.
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NetrpSlivs touzebne jsme
Cekali ;.

Netrpelive ocekavali jsme
prijezd slavneho pluku. Cd &c
ledna, kdy hlaseno, ze LODI oce
havana jest v Terstu, tisfce my
slenek, vzpominek, nadeji zal6
talo ma breh more Jaderskeho
A dochazely zpravy, jez srdce
nase rozbuchala: pluk vzbudil
v Terstu ohromnou pozornost,
obdiv a uctu, a dalsi zpravy o.
znamovaly bratrske uvftani v
bile Lublani. "A jiz sjfzdeli sc
The Washington times., 1920-08-06
SLASH BOYS TONGUE
IN GAME OF TORTURE
Young Gapgstsrs Face Arrest for
Brutal Attack on Baltimore Boy,
l2-FisNts His Way Free.

BALTIMORE, Aug S-Twelve.
year-old John T.. Ayres, jr.. went home
yesterday stabbed through the tongue
by members OF the FROG Island gang
who had attempted to cut his tongue
out.
The boy was waiting for the play
grounds at Riverside Park to open. he
said, when several members of the
Frog Island gang, coterie OF youns
incorrisibles. ca ne up, seized him.
and then discussed the best way of
tcrturing him. They finally decided
TO cut out his tongue, and, according
iy, one Of them choked him until that
member protruded. When the knife
as produced. John struggled SO ter.
rifically that he wrested himself free.
but not until his tongue had been
stabbed completely through.
Eight warrants for members Of the
gang have been issued.
The Washington times., 1920-08-06
RATE WAR Is STARTED
IN PACIFIC SHIPPING

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 6.-One Of
the greatest freight rate wars in the
history of Pacific Coast Shipping be-
San yesterday.
On one side are Great B-ita'n and
Japan and IN the other Cnc!o SANS
Shipping Board
The rate cutting so far affects
coast shipments of grain and -four to
the United Kingdom for September
October loading AS result the rate
has dropped IS a ton already. The
ate established by the Shipping hoard
for September October loadings WAS
$Zs a ton.
The Washington times., 1920-08-06
THIEVES BIND WOMAN
AND RANSACK DWELLING
Found Uaeoaseious On Bed By Twin
Sons After Visit Of
Burglars.

NORFOLK. Va. Aug. o.-Bosnd
ana ragged. Mrs Il. E. Berkeley. 1900
DeBree avenue, was found uncon-
scious on the moor In her home
wednesday night by her small twin
sons on their return from play.
Investigation showed that the
house had been rshsscked. although h
only silver and a small sum In cash
comprised the loot.
Mrs. Berkeley 10 In a serious con-
ditlon from shock and unable to SO
A coherent account OF the crime. Her
hands had been bound with knotted
handkerchiefs. and cloth from an old
shirt stuffed into her mouth. No
wounds were discovered by physic-
ians.
The Washington times., 1920-08-06
WOO|NG PROMOTER
NAMED IN ACTION
Druggist Says Moroccan Got
His $1,000 and Then
Stole His Wife.

NEW YORK. Aug s.-The ball OF
Leonard Mordano. the Moorish pro-
motors Corporation. who Is said 10
have Interested wealthy women In hts
venture after making love TO them.
was raised from 5000 to $4,000 yes
uerday.
Ernest schaefer. owner OF drug
store at S4s Lenox avenue toid
Magistrate Earl Smith that MordAno
secured $1,000 OF his money without
issnins stock therefor and caused an
The Washington times., 1920-08-06
WORLDO|L CONTROL
IS AIM OF BRITISH
U. S. investigation Shows Eng
land Seeking Monopoly BY
Tie-ups or Combines.

sAN FRANCisCo. Aug. s.-Resela-
tio.s Of the extent OF the British gov
erament's campaign to secure domi-
nation OF the OIL supply Of the world
have been made through United States
Government sources of information.
which were received yesterday by
Unites States Senator James ID. Phe-
Ian.
Data collected In the investigation
Senator Phelan Is making In cooper :
ton with ederal Government age l.
eide has arrived. IL shows that OR, at
Britain. coupled with France, 10 seek
Ing not only the tying up of new
neids or enterprise In oil development,
but 10 forming a combination with the
great Dutch oil interests to get pref
orentisi control Of oil output all over
the world.
IL has been discovered that there
II q definite movement under way by
the British government 10 use its
power under the covenant 10 main Ia n
supremacy in the oil fields.
Senator Phelan says he learns that
officers OF the royal engineers are
making extensive surveys for a rail
road and pipe line to the coast
through Syria, which Is within the
French zone. France. for that rea-
son. is claiming her share OF Tho
spo.is.
In a summary statement concern
ing the British government it /,
shown that IL controls. or is inter
ested in. virtually every spot outs d.
of the United States in the worll
where oil has been found or whert
oil resources may be exploited.
The Washington times., 1920-08-06

many ysArA tic osca1as pressdsH' o
The railroad thirtssn years sss-
He leaves two so@s. Dr. LAAdeA
white. a Knoxville physiciAn' and
william ii. White. n Norfolk at
torney, and one daughter. Mrs. VIII
liam IL. TTlgg. of Richmond.
The Washington times., 1920-08-06

estrSnEement between him ana his
sifs. Ottiiis. schksfsF said he was
saing his wife for divorce. naming
Mordano.
horando was arrested on q charge
OF grand larceny made by Mrs. Minnie
Boehringer. OF .67 Atkins avenue,
Brooklyn. Her lawyer said Mordsno
was attentive 20 Mira Boehringer. who
L. a widow. and that she complained
against him after he had gotten $1,000
OF her money and paid court TO her
daughter, Ruth. sixteen.
The Washington times., 1920-08-06
The Speedy Stitcher

There ere times when IL is neces
sary 70 mend your leather goods "r
sny heavy goods. You can do this
rvt GO II well with the Speedy
Ssttcher. You can mend harness
ahoSa, tents. canves. suitcases or
suv heavy material. Regular price
81 90 Our Special Price, soc.
The Washington times., 1920-08-06
PARDON FOR LARKIN IS
ASKED BY IRISH TOWN

LONDON. Aug. "a petition for the
pardon OF Jim Larkin. who Is serving
a sentence for sedition in the Unittd d
States, has been sent TO President Will
SOS by the citizens OF Strabane. County
Tyrone. Ireland.
They claim that village to have
been the home OF President Wilson's
ance stors.
The Washington times., 1920-08-06
FORDS START IMPROVING
new RAILROAD AT ONCE

DETROIT, Aug. 6.-lmprovement OF
the Detroit, Toledo and lronton rail-
road. under the new ownership OF
Henry Ford and Edsel Ford. has al
ready begun with the letting OF con-
tracts for $4,000 worth OF new rails
to be delivered Immediately.
The Ford Organization plans to i'm
prove roadbeds and lay new ties and
heavier tracks. Engines and car.
are being made ready for the heavy
traffic OF the fall and winter. IL has
been announced that the 1000 en-
ployes OF the system will come under
the Ford plan for wages and hours.
The Washington times., 1920-08-06
RAILROAD HEAD DEAD.

RlcanOxD. Va. Avg. william
= white. president OF the Richmond
vredericksburs and Potomac Raj
ssad. died yesterday sftsraooa sftsI
Q long illness.
Ne ~es q Norfolk attorney for
The Washington times., 1920-08-06
BE Thrifty
REPAIR YOUR OWN SHOES
0LnE IN AND SEE
4 1.Is:,s:., rssssa $3.50

A prAcucsl
ahos reoair-
ing outnt viii
ss found here
that will en-
able q v q y y
family TO re
duce ths high,
cost of shoe
= . Ing,
There 10 no,
sense ,n paw
s~ fer the
isksr on .,
pair OF shoes.
when you cam
e II your -
sslf jp,t as.
weti, II o u r.
SfEss iasts,
with ev erry
outnt. Steel'
The Washington times., 1920-08-06

hamner, extra heavy stand, Rich
ar0s steel knives. nails, heel plate :
sud many other necessary tools
sDslxe up this outnt for $50. Buy
laathsr and All shoe repairing ma
tsrfa1 at semi-wholessle prices al
Svs~x stQre.
Evening journal., 1920-10-27
w. II. 5. ALuMNAE PARTY.

ON Friday evening The Wilmington
High school Alumnae ASSOCIATION will
have Halloween party at Newport
This will be the FIRST social affair to
be given by the association this sea
son Effort is bong made 10 bring
10 to the notice OF an old grads and
an Of the newer grads. Communi-
cations IN The form OF brief postcards
were sent 10 the members all over
The oty. All those who anticipate
attendance VIII kindly inform one on
The committee, which includes Flor
ence Rimlngor. Elizabeth ScImcs,
Avis Bishop. Pauline Ashcnhach, Mary
Dorsey, Florence Bracken and Flor
cncc q. Leary.
An even ng of real, old-fashiOned
fun is promised The committee has
been busy for The past week or more
arranging details aud games Tor the
evening
As stated on the postcards sent out.
those Who are going 10 the party are
% meet The 7.30 car at Fourth and
Market Streets on Friday Of this
week
Evening journal., 1920-10-27

Dr. and Mrs. j.. Packard Laird
have lNft this city for their home in
Miami, Ha.
Mrs. A. e. Kruse Is the guest Of
friends In aSandy Springs, Md.
Former United states senator VIII
Lard salisbury and Mrs salisbury
have taken an apartment In Wash
ington for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hudson and
children left on Monday for Denton.
MI. where they will make their
home. They formerly lived at Belle
fonte, where Mrs. Hudson was a pop
ular member Of the Bellefonte Civic
Club. She viii be greatly missed by
all the members.
George l.. Townsend has returned
from Kentucky.
Mrs. Annie H. Armstrong and Mrs.
Arthur Pinkham and son, Hurd, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Turner.
Mrs Fred l.. Heyer, Jr.. Of Winona,
Minn.. who Will be remembered as
Miss Louise CULLEN. formally OF this
iliNt ~ NlolhluN NfI lhIfUin~ MT. ana
Mrs william Quillen, i0iS WaVaset
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Snellenburg. Of
Bellefonte. have returned from a visit
TO New York.
Mrs J. Harry King. Of New Gas
tie was recent guest Of Mrs. Carl
Snellenhurg at Bellefonte.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Dlnsmore. Of
Bellofonte. returned on Sunday night
from weeks motor trip through the
Berkshire Mountains.
Richard II. Cailin is spending some
time in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Carson.
OF Lewes. are in Wilmington with
their daughter. Miss Helen Carson.
Mr. and Mrs Guy r.. Ford have
sold their home In Holly Oak and
taken house in town at 1903 Low
erlng avenue for The winter.