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Bate ricS-Kirschcr. Sells. North and
Ger!aCh: Metnc. HumI'hri"s and ke!t,.
Hot Springs. Ark. March l3--
Boston Americans .......... ) i e.
Boston Nanningsl ......... "
Observation-Disclosures Kari and Tai
c";t. Kuel: Fullerton. West. Clayton ana
Cha pin.
R. II. y.
Philadelphia Am end tcam). l : I
Houston Texas League ...... e.
Eai;erios--E cksrt. Barrett and Styles,
Busch. Wh!tworth. Nichols and Gr!ff'jh.
Dallas. Tex March l3.-Clcvclau I'd
Americans-Dalia5 Texas League. rain.
Wichita Falls, Tex, March 81
Minneapolis A. A-........... 0
Wichita Falls Texas League. ~ IA
attcr!cs-ROocrtsou and kundlcr:
DarouEh and K!rchens.
''' "''''''''' ''>' 'N'' R. H. L.
New York Nationals ....... 5 .
Sar intoatO Texas League -. 0 /
Batter!es--Douglas Sallec. Ryan and
Hcn!in". Smith. Dcason. BaidrtdCe AMI
white.
Shreveport, La. March 10
r. II. j.
New York Yankees ........2l - !
Shreveport Texas League $50. 3 S I
Battcrics-D Doyle. Johnson. Clifford
and Dovorcam, Hoffman; E!ri Snirely
and Wallace. G:"cnocc.
Lake Charles. La, March Ia
p. II. T.
ST. Louis Nationals ....... "A "
Philadelphia Americans $500. >
Batteries 900 $hcrdcl, Pi-tico md
Marty. DIhocr"r: Perry. Romm"li AMI
Perkins, J. Walker.
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Minneapolis a. A........... 6 0
Wichita Falls Texas League. ; ~ "a
Batter. cs-- Robertson and Kundlcr:
Darough and K!rchens
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Philadelphia Am end tcam). I
Houston Texas League .... i g.
Ea;;srins--Ecksrt. Barrett and Styles.
Busch. Wh!tworth. Nichols and Gr!fr,ih.
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San Antonio. Ten. March IS
r. II. l.
New York Nationals ........
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Hot Springs. Ark. March l3--
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Sar in'oaiO Texas League -. D !
Batter!es--Douglas Sallsc. Ryan and
Hcn!in". Smith. Dcason. Baidridge AMI
white.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
TOHOlO AUTO SHOW
LAST OF JANUARY
latsst Modsls to be Displayed
At Hotel du Pont Free
Of Charge.

The las, week IN January. 1922, be-
aiming on Tuesday evening OF that
week anh closing on saturday night.
IL the date that last niHht was de-
,licd upon as the time Tor tho hold
inr nf the annual automobile show
~ the Wilmington Automobile Show
Association
THE show tho coming year VIII he
held al tho Hotel du Font and :ac
hlrucst announcement In this conncc-
tiun IL that there VIII he no admission
Zoo charged. the exhibits of tho latest
models ~ cms being FREQ AZ all times
dn, or night % lovers of motor ears.
last year tho show was staged In
tho Auditorium and while there WAS
q splendid attendance. n WAS not rs
lhrpe ~ was hoped for. There was
an admission icc charged and while
this detail IN connection with auto
mobile exhibits In success I'm other
Ultlus. " va. decided this year TO re
vert hack to tho former custom di
Humo years ana making tho show
FREQ o. the public.
Arrangements for tho placing of the
rata about the hotel have not boon
worked uut, hut the show two years
nuo Witnessed the ears parked In the
marnltlcent hnll room. whore there
Wna a chance 60 display tho merits
mudsr nplcndi surroundings. even
though the room was a bit crowded
Tho committc, has been wrestling
with the problem of where 20 stage
the exhibit. ani there has been moth
ina definite decided othcr than the
dRte nnd place. rinn- FOR the various
a. LOO 81 81. -
nlshts " the exhibit. that will prov,
an interesting feature An connection
With the exhibit will be ARRANGED IN
y few days and chaumcn Of tho va.
Iluus suh-committccs win thu. hay,
ample timc tc care for tho particular
work assigned to them.
npaiura announce that despite IN.
depressing industrial conditions pre-
Nnillng here. that the number ~ In
nulrioa made about the latest attach
mnnlH ana improvements to cars q
surprising, ~ means that those VIII,
have the money to keep "a car ar,
oanvr to keep up 10 the minute oi
additions to standard makes. Tn,
latest models viii hc shown at tn
pNhlhlt, ana variou. exhibitors hav,
nirndy arranged FOR model ears q
hu shipped IN this city IN tlme 10
the show.
Tho general show COMMITTEES Il
vhnrpe ~ the nfrair consists Of; \
a. llrleh, Franklin car; n. w. Howell
tlrc Shop, v. Ncrrlck. Ncrrick Motto
CO.. ~, bradford. Auto supply 60.
hrnrst Smith, Wilmington Auto 90.
Harry inu~c. iloosc Motor Car 60.
iiuntN White, Hudson aud gs.cx car
Hnd iinv tfcck. cadillac car.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22

and cx-servics men. veteran orRnniza-
tions. craternitics, women's and civic
clubs together with other groups AFRO
contributing their active support. The
Red Cross will furnish a Christmas
tree for every hospital. Wards will Ike
decorated, prizes being awarded for
tho most successful efforts In this d.
rection. An a reminder that the Red
Cross is still with him, every patient
will receive n Red Cross Christmas
package.
Tho boys and girls OF tho Junior
Red Cross In the Atlantic Division
have filled over 5000 Christmas stock
ings for the disabled men. They have
also filled 10000 boxes supplied by Ma
tional Headquarters OF tho organiza-
tion with toys, candies, wearing APP
parel for their less fortunate com
rades In Central Europe, and In ad-
dltion have supplied 5000 extra con-
tainers which they filled with Are en-
gnes. trains, Noah's arks and other
articles to gladden. the hearts Of suf-
fering childhood overseas. These lat
ter articles were forwarded - Flu
rope several weeks ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
@. X. PHuLlPs' APPEAL.
Ceurt Reserves Decision Unt1l January
Term-Sesslon Adjourus.

Argument on motion for new
trial m the CASE Of George n. Phillips
vs.. tho Wilmington 4 Philadelphia
Traction Co. was heard by Judge Rice
In superior Court yesterday afternoon
and decision was reserved until the
January term OF court. Phillips was
recently awarded damages OF s1i,375
for injuries received In street car mis-
hap. w. W. Knowles represents the
plaintiff and Ward. Gray and Neary
represent the defendant.
Court of General Sessions and SUI
pcricr Court adjourned sine die ycster-
day afternoon. The November term
this year wa, an unusually busy ses-
sion. for although the criminal busi-
ness was light, the civil business was
very heavy. The January term OF
court VIII open January ?, but VIII bo
open only long enough 10 open and
close. Tho regular business viii start
on Tuesday, January }.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
FREE DISTRIBUTION or
TOYS TO HE MADE

Constantine roolos, proprietor OF
the toy store at 1o6 West Sixth street,
will givo to the needy children of the
city about SOC packages containing
toys on Monday. upon application be-
tween the hours of 10 and IL, The
toys comprise airplanes. boats. dolls,
flrc engines. etc. and are valued at
from 10 cents TO 81.
Matrons and nurses or the chill
drcn's homos In the city are especially
asked 90 bring the children to the
store. Separate packages have been
arranged for the bows and girls.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
CHRISTMAS PLANS At
GARRETT SETTLEMENT

Christmas activities scheduled for
tho Thomas Garrett Settlement arc ms
follows: tomorrow morning. skindsr-
Iearten party; tomorrow evening, party
for girls between and Is years; Mon
day evening, song and festival, be-
tween $50 and $50 o'clock. under the
direction OF Michael Sterling and the
Wilmington Singing Association; /;
Tuesday evening, between, and 10
o'clock, regular Christmas entertain
fncnt: Wednesday afternoon. between
and 8 o'clock. party for the boys OF
| the settlement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
DISABLED VETERANS
TO Be MADE MERRY
Red Cross Will Entertain In
jured Soldiers in All Gov
ernment Hospitals.

The Atlantic ~ 'ision OF the Amer
lean Red Cross has completed plane
for the entertainment Of the $500 dis
abled veterans who will spend Christ
mas Day IN tn Public Health Service
government, military and contract
hospitals in the six states under Its
Jurisdiction. Nor are the able-bodied
men in the army and navy forces In the
Division being neglected. The plar
calls for daily entertainment through
out tho holiday period. Dinners. dances
theatre parties and games for thos,
up and about and amusements adapted
to those confined TO beds or chairs arc
included in the program.
While it is the special province OF
tho Rcd Cross 10 plan and supervise
Christmas entertainment for servic,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
child Almost str.nsled.

Mrs. @. Grab. 3i1e Washington Ave.,
New Orleans, La, writes: MY child
had cough so bad shc would almost
stranglc coughing. Foley's Honey
and Tar relieved her cough. and !
recommend IT to any mother" Folcy's
Honey and Tar gets right at tho seat
of trouble. clears nose and throat of
mucus. heals raw'and inflamed sur
faces, loosens tightness Of the chest
and checks Group. whooping cough
bronchial and "flu' coughs. N. H.
Danforth. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
IL. II. Rrlnnx Herr ON yi.It.

Assistant Postmaster II. ". Billany
Of Washington. was In this city this
week. and had several informal con-
ferences with Republican leaders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
nl,ihaa, Part, a, Isl,,,,,,,,.

Mrihda' party was held in honor
N Albert White, Dr. a. his homo near
fRNnNtille un Tuesday evening.
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lad bean the guest ot her dsnfh.
ter. Mts A. 81 BiiiinEslsa
Nh Thomss sioRn md danst.
tA eena and u . sserEnar -.
John steFHh Of Carih eFiand,
Nd. have returned TO their home
after aiTfsit With 1Er. and Mrs. j,
w Deck q their home on the Eass
side.
Mrs. Alax, MCGOWAN and dauEh,
ter, Miss Della. OF MonesSau, Pa,
are guests at the home Of Mrs. Jay
Lemley in. Lemley street
Mrs. Jesse D. wilson and Miss
Edith Wilson have returned from
q visit at Akron and Canton, Ohio.
Miss Fanny Mtllnolland, Of Cum
bertrand. Nd, is the guest Of hel
aunt. Mrs. Earl II. Smith, At Val.
ley Farms.
Mr., and Mrs Bland Courtney
and Mr.. and Mrs: James Finley left
yesterday for Muncie, Ind, to visit
Miss Grace Simpson who had
been the guest Of Miss GoldIe Hart.
icy at the Hartley camp on the
valley river. has returned to this
Mrs. ". r. o'Neal and son. WI.
lam, hate returned from a.visit Of
several weeks at Muskoge Lake.
Canada Mr., o'NeGl spent two
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80 n fsstt u sFti - FEf r. nv ia allli M
Mrs. 3. b. Richie and dsngh.
te. Miss Mary left today for 3
visit Of 3 week q Mt Lake park.
yEEiss Hazel Nuzrm and Miss
Lucille Ice wel,e guests Sunday OF
Mrs. Laura Fluharty and George
Nuzum At Tenene Chapel. Monon-
galiaacounty. Their visit included
. motor trip to the Glades.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Fleming and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Gillette left to-
day for q two weeks hunting and
fishing trip on the Elk river.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. v. Tenant
and daughter Josephine left today
for visit TO Wheeling. They will
take In the fair while. there.
Mrs. H. G.. Moore and son John
and Mrs. Samuel Hite went to
Morgantown today to spend several
days with relatives
The Misses Marie and Florence
Cox Of Morgantown are the gueAts
of their aunt Mrs. Ira l.. Smith al
her apartment on Fairmont avenue.
Mrs. Hugh Cox their mother will
come here the last OF the week for
u visit with Mr., and Mrs. Smith.
Miss Esther Robev Of Gladdip
street Is in a wheeling hospital
for treatment
Mrs. G. B. Moore and daughter
Miss Katherine Moore will return
SATURDAY from Wilmington Del
where they had spenk me past sew
eral weeks
Ross Slime Of Akron Ohio. vaa
IN the city TODAY enroute to King.
wood 10 spend some time with his
wife and child who are visiting 10
Istiyes there
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Coast to Coast

Al Rudy. Frances Erlinger and
John Kline. three young men from
California left this morning by
automobile on return trip to
their home in Los Angeles, Cal
after spending several days at the
home Of Mrs. S. j. Hutchinson
Of 23O Watson avenue The young
men left California early in July
for their vacation trip to the At.
lantic coast. coming north through
Canada and, later visiting friends
In eastern cities. They will return
through Texas and other southern
states. They report a very inter.
esttng trip and tell many enter.
tanning adventures of their long
journey.
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Grant Town Party.

A delightful party was given on
Saturday, August 30, at Grant Town
In honor Of the birthday anniyer.
sary Of Arthur shannenberger, who
on that day attained the age Of "a.
The affair was held at the Shannon
berger home and was attended by
the following: Air. and Mrs. Fred
Hawkins and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hickman and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fender and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Arther Shan.
nenberger and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hacker and baby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horstcamp, and baby,
Mr.. and Mrs. P, NJ. Ready. Miss
Catherine Ready, Eddie Ready,
John Ready, all OF Grant Town; Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Johnston and
children. Mr.. and Mrs, Joe Jones
and children, Mrs. Minnie Rogers
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Kerens and son, of Monon.
gah: Mrs. Bridget Adds and two
daughters, Mabel and Gretchen,
Miss veda Trader, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Adds and daughter, OF Fair
mont.
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o. o. Morrow Dies
In Clarksburg

A message received here Mon,
day announced the death Of o.
o. Morrow. . brother Of o. ]. Nor.
row, OF Walnut avenue. and father
Of B. c. Morrow. OF Market street,
which took place at ST. MRry's hos.
pital in ClarksburG last night. The
deceased was a resident OF Har.
mony Grove and was born and
reared in Taylor county. He was
a son Of the late John Henry and
Elizabeth Hustead Morrow, He Is
survived by his wife, two sons, B.
G. and o. ]. Morrow, OF this city,
and two daughters, Mrs. A. L. Reed,
OF FelIowsville, and Mrs. ], R.
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For Guests
Hnnoring Mra. a. q. Hoy

Honoring Mrs. A. C.. Howard OF
Jntontown. Pa, Mrs Thomas
Russell Gather and Mrs. Fl B.
Mccormick of Winchester. Va,
Fuests in the city. Mrs, Leroy D,
Howard and Mrs. Samuel Leeper
kptertained a few friends at a one
O'Clock luncheon of attractive ap.
pointments at the home OF Mrs.
Howard on Madison sreet today.
gdrs "A. c. Howard is a guest at
the home Of DR.. and Mrs. L. D,
Howard and Mrs Gather and Mrs.
Mccormick are guests Of Mr.. and
Mfss Fl. a. Williamson at their
home on Madison street,
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Seton Camp, No. 5000, Royal
Neighhors Of America. and the
Modern Woodmen will hold an. old
fashioned outing Thursday Of this
week at Camp Summerdale near
Colfax. Some Of the party will go,
to the camp on the eleven o'clock
train and walk short distance 10
the camp while others will go by
automobile.
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lawn which war isghtsd Nth lans
tern ma sanss and musie fes
tufe tie evening enter stnment
Refreshments Wera served dt,ting
the evening. Those present were
nj! Marshallne, lIrs n a
Harley, and Mrs.. u. q. Little and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. chas.
Griffith and son. lawrence; Mr..
and Mrs. Wayman wilt and child.
rem, Ruby and Delbert; Mr. and
Mrs. ]. D, Nixon, Mr.. and Mrs
Scott Day.tMr. and Mrs. Willis
Rutherford and children, Laredo
and Edward; Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Jaynes and son. Junior; M. and
Mrs. Harry Lanham. Of Bridge.
port; Mr.. and Mrs. Lula Lanham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen witt and child.
rem. James and Lawrence; Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Tortney and child.
rem, Ebba and Hugh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Vincent, Mrs. George Wat
kins and sons. Glen and Junior;
Mr.. Elias Nixon, Misses Eva
Soda and Virginia Hartley, Grdce
Simpson. Bob Tucker and Emie
Hoffman Of Fairmont; Misses
Clair and Edith Reed and Gladys
Pennington Of Morgantown; Nil.
dred Watkins, Lillian Wilt, Gladys
Huffman, Misses Nettie, Lilly,
Fannie. Ethel and Mamie Vincent.
Mr.. Tom Hartley Of Johnstown,
Pa; Mrs. Fred Merritield OF
Bellyiew; Mr.. William Shaver,
Gidon' Little, Fred Griffith, Lyle
Fortney, Arthur Vincent, Perry
Core, Jack Johnson, Earl Ruther-
ford, Fred and Scott Lanham
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Members OF the Sunday school
classes taught by Mrs. Poling, Mrs.
Lough and Mrs. Clelland will meet
at the First Methodist church to
morrow morning at 10 o'clock pre-.
pared to spend the day at Loop
park. The mothers as we'll as the
children are expected. and II it
rains an indoor picnic will be held
In the church.
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Or. and Mrs. Clnude H. I.ayman
and daughter. Katheryn Virginia,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall E. Elem
ing and daughters, the Misses Nil
bred and Louise, who had been
camping on the South Branch OF
The Potomac at Franklin. Pendletoi.
county. for several weeks. have
broke camp and have returned
home
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An old day picnic will be held at
the Gladly Greek school next Sun.
day under the direction Of the pub.
lie school with Miss Nettie Travis
in direct charge Plenty Of good
things will be on hand TO eat and
a royal good time is promised those
who attend.
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Barnes Family Reunion

The annual reunion of the Barnes
family for this year will be held
at Traction Park near Monongah on
Sunday. September 4. 1891. A fine
program has been prepared and q
big time Is exp~-ted All are invlt-
ed to come early and stay all day
w. II. Barnes is president and w.
Kenneth Barnes secretary Of the
association.
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Returned Home.

Miss Jane Montgomery returned
yesterday from several weeks
visit TO Eastern cities and summer
resorts. In the Eastern cities she
purchased stock for the women'S
department at Hartley's and from
there went TO Lake Chautauqua
where she spent several weeks.
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.cARopiNA iNE M oIEs

I, Nick Tyfpok, aged nine nionthk.
infant sou o. John ryrpb diea ~
the home ot his parents y Carr.
lima this morning after "a illness
with cholera infantnm Tho tlnefal
will. take place tomorrow q eieysn
o'clock from the Polish rhnfeh ~
Monongah and burial viii 81 niads
in the Polish cemetery
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The meeting OF the Ladies' Aux
Hilary and the Brotherhood Of Rail-
way Trainmen to nave been held
Thursday afternoon will not be
held until Friday owing to the
funeral OF Mrs. Bud jenkins taking
place on thursday afternoon.
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hender.colIler Reunion

The Bender. Collier reunion will
he held at Loop park tomorrow. The
program will begin at 1890 o'clock
and a big dinner will be served at
noon. Fred Cannon, Of this city.
will direct the music and an "a
dress will be delivered by Attor
ney H. H. Rose.
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Mrs. Paul Marsh, formerly. Miss
Harriet Schroeder. Of Baltimore,
was the guest for a short time thi'
week OF Mrs. Ernest Sherwood al
her home on Rhea Terrace. Mrs.
Schroeder is spending the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c
r. Schroeder at Grafton.
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Birthday Party.

I9tr. and Mrs. Charles Roger en-
lprtained last evening at their home
~ Merchant street with an elegant
appointed chicken dinner honor
ng the birthday anniversary Of
,hetr daughter, Miss Hannah Roger.
3fhe guests included Mrs. Thomas
arshall, Of Pennsylvania, y w.
and Bud Smith, the Misses Susie
nd Ida Smith, Percy q. Prickett,
Walter Reed and Mr., and Mrs, John
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cARp "a TAAMks

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Harden
Of Monongah wish to thank their
netghbors and friends for the help
and kindness shown them through
the sickness and death OF their
son Donald; also for the use OF
their automobiles.
Mr.. and MRS. LEONARD
HARDEN
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Nj. and Mrs Herschel Barnes
md Charles w. Robinson motored
today to Clarksburg to attend the
meefing OF Group Six Of the West
state Bankers association.
Vii Barnes and Mr.. Robinson will
Attend the meeting and Mrs. Barnes
VIII visit with friends.
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\ The Christian Endeayor society
5tSthe Central Christian church will
old q corn roast on Thursday eve
ling 81 Willow Tree. The mem.
tefs Of the society will meet at the
Shilrch at seven o'clock and will go
D the picnic spot in automobiles
.aking With them q picnic lunch.
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Meatlnr Chanred

The meeting Of the Isabelle Tho
burn circle OF the First NJ. E.
church to have been held tomorrow
evening has been postponed until
the following Thursday evening.
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ENTERTAINERS Bankers.

M. and Mrs. James Il. Thomas
entertained the bank force Of the
National Bank OF Fairmont at a de.
ltghtful outing at Fern ChtH, their
summer bungalow on the Valley
river, last evening. After banking
hours the entire force accompanied
8hy their wives motored to Fern
sGlif where they spent q pleasant
evening with water sports and in
partaking OF an excellent picnic
dinner. Following the serving OF
The dinner dancing was INDUCED in.
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Have Guests.

MI, and Mrs. q. NJ. Taylor are
'enEertaining at their home the lat.
|tar.s sisters, the Misses Esser and
Mary Hoffman, OF Washington. and
George Hoffman, Of Rich
snontfl Ma.
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Juvenile Party

Mrs, Don H. Blanks will enter.
tain this afternoon at her home on
vt Vernon avenue with a Juvenile
pasty honoring her guestt Miss
bayerne Blanks Of Kansas City,
Mos who is her guest. A large
number Of children will be enter.
tsined during the afternoon from
four 10 six o'clock,
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Entertalnlnu Guests,

Mrs. Lawrence Byrne and daugh.
tafs, the Misses Mary Rose and
Margaret Byrne, are entertaining a
plumber Of guests at their home on
high street Mrs. Byrne's brother,
AFather Acactus, OF Washington, D,
who came here several days
no from Cumberland, Nd, is re
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Tucker. Of Shinnstcn He WA 2
cnsistent rhrlslinn mkn and vas
% incfnher 81 the Harmcny Grove
Hart ehdtt ne WAS aged IS
yesfS and had heen ID Failing heath
.i2ia alSYen lYesYk
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Has Guant.

Mrs:A. G. Howard, Of Uniontown,
.Ra, iB a guest at the home Of DR..
lfnd Mrs. L. D. Howard on Madison
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Mrsg Paul N. Hayes and son,
joan, Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, arrived
here last evening for q visit with
mss Pearl Morris and other rela-
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Enjoyed Breakfast Hike.
The Glad Service Bible class Of
the Southern Methodist Episcopal
church enjoyed a breakfast hike
yesterday when they arose early.
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EntertalnInnI. oueate..

and Mrs. John H. Clark, Jr.,
~ entertaining at their summer
sbttage 1t Mt. Lake, Mr.. and Mrs.
Selson Beale, Of this city, and Mt.
I'd Mrs. Frank Hutchinson, Of Lo-
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Juvenile Party

Robert. Dorothea, Janet Helen
md Kenneth Wise. children Of
~. and Mrs. Earl Wise, enter,
tatred a number of their young
tAands with an attractive party at
their home Maple Shade farm on
Monday evening. The guests were
entertained with a corn and vein.
81 roast and a most delightful eve.
ping was spent with the young
host and hostess.