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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
n, Y.STOCkS

<cw York. Jan. 1.-THE cus'oma'S
.ra,rarv rise" which married. the early
DAYS Of the new year N ME Securities
market experienced moderate re-
ysrsal before the end OF the hrS' R's'-
,,,,n, duo chiefly to Z cnanSc N the
technical situation. or
S,n,,Ls Of the more mSrcuriaL Vi
s,srrIatiye yarienty, especially '"oS0
,rh,cb featured the first Week pe
.,:iIdsrlnr movement. fell hack and WEI e
lass active after Il became evident '''N
~. snort interest had found I" GA
pedient 20 retire. ..;o,,
yrt another reason for the rcac''"t'
~ rho current week was fouhu III .,'o
failure VI the pubic 10 re-ehteE t M,
-,,a-r.r There were only spoE"u'e
- NJ revival Of outside tnteres.
and these were confined to the oonu
markc.. including the, latest corP'FS''
offerings. ,,,i.a %
rbn steel industry. have undergone nv
-hor,e FOR the better. according 20 Si-e
diverse December tonnage report 0I Tue
I-nitad States steel Corporation. N0F'
racert surveys made By 0uaEhed aa'
+horliies refer douHtiully TO the ''''''e'
d!ate future Of that Industry.
That the directing forces OF the cHu"-
.ry's leading industrial and mHrchanu's-
Iny concerns are committed 20 policy
OF extreme caution was again demon,
strateI bv the substitution or scrip "Hd
stock dividends for cash payments oH
the sears RoebucIi and Wilson Packing
companies.
TIN. mos. significant DEVELOPMENT was
tba fall ~ call loans 20 six percent ta1s
change beins effected larg",y by oHer-
incs from interior sources AZ >. -: aMd
Yen percent Time funds relaxed 10
az perceut. that rate being uccaSion"'i!
scaled 10 six percent on prime col
lateral, ~
ns,.cI financial and political cond'-
tIoos n Britain and France. w.:H sym
na.h-,;c reac,!o9s at otner EuroDsa"
rapt.-s. K IS known that loans ~
Switzerland and other central nations
also to South American countries ar
undo active discussion and thar READ
, J,xtnsr, OF impending ma:urtt:es 10y
Epglaul and France j. c"iieinP1aC'u'
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lROl! REVIEW

H.n. York. Jan, l6.-TGe steel mar
III shows little or 40 expansion. 90
,,sionaIly fair sized orders are p'aceu
h,,t ON the whole the extent Ok "s"
hnok3pgs Is not encouraging, steer c0.-
-. ,-,;i, n orders dropped TSS,OVe IONS !"
i,e..nber. although they are now run
MIN, about 30 percent OF capacity O''
old orders. Independent mills are Fu"-
ring very light. Buyers are AWAITING
mara general business improvements ana
Ybo,, n lack OF confidence In present
,,ri.es partly influenced by signs OF
Increased foreign competition.
pig Iron IS dull and weak. NO 'nl-
..,-,,,.nr,rrt Is shown In demand whiIe
Turnaces are anxious Tor business anu
tiers ontlaue 10 be made through
second hands. IT,, -,
Copper Is decidedly ilrmcr witA
better business Cor home consuiipto'.
basel on ! more optimistic WON Oh
business conditions. An ADVANCE Al
foreign exchange rates has oeeH @E
companicI b. reports OF lnereHSeu eN
nor, sales. II is estimated tAd' o'e'
20. 100000 pounds have Oeea so'a S-ItSo
January I. mostly TO EHS'@hu' fFanEe'
Germany al around ~ cents az SHAY
side.
short considerable metal here. and the
Improvement Is said TO have brought
out offerings OF lake copper by pro-
6pcars who have been out OF the mar
ket FOR some time. The December out,
put IS placed u. around S9'goV.VVV
,,o,,nds with home meetings estimated
az T0.o00o00 pounds.
Lead has reflected an Improved de-
mand with dealers asking as high as
81. cents or half cent ABOVE the quo
-atIons maintained b. big producers. .
Tin Is In poor demand. Future ship
,,crts are held higher on account OF
the strength IN Straits, hut the vioieni
rnangss in sterling have had al unset
fling influence.
. Zinc slightly nrmcr or speculative
buying. although consuming demand re-
mains slow.
Anthony was more active Cor future
delivery but dull on the spot the un'
dertone being steady. ,
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NATIONS JOIN IN
TRIBUTE TO GORGAS

Washington. Jan. lG.--Thc nations OF
Latin America through their diplomatic
representatives. joined with the United
States, France and Great Britain tonight,
In paying tribute I" the late MAJOR
General William Crawford Gorgas. iar-
lncr surgeon general Of the /. :. Army
and leader In the successful fight against
yellow fever.
Memorial services n honor ct General
GnrgaG. who died last July in London
were held in the l'an-Amcrican building
under the auspices Of the Southern
Socyicty OF Washington. which thereby
honurod the meory Of Il product OF. the
South. The speakers included Secre-
,aries Baker and Daniels. Major General
Peter e. Harris. Ambassador JnsSerand
or France. Major General II. *. BethelI'
military attachc Of the British mhASSy'
Ambassador PcH,t Of Peru. MiniAted DE
Ccspcdcs Of CuhN. Minister tIiZaIdc "i
Ecuador. Charge ii AffaIrrs lcfcVrc OF
Panama and Director General Rowe OF
the pan-American Union. messages
were read from tho presidents OF NUM-
Der OF Lat!n-AmrriCan governments.
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FOR EUROPEAN Relief.

PITTSBURGH. Jun. lG.--Mor" than 1000
individual subscriptions. totaLl!ng S"V5.-
80. we're pledged t"-night az the mass
meeting hr'd here in Connection with tn"
national campaign /" raise $2%.oH"." o"
for the relief Of the children Of Central
turop". Tho speakers were Herbert
Hoover, in charge OF IN" general COM
,nittrn conducting the campaign, Major
General Leonard Void and lrr. AlonH"
Encrlhert Taylor OF the University oI
PENNSYLVANIA. Announ"' m"ri was made
tiiat tho amount pledged exceeded the
marks; set a, the initial meetings ~ Uuth
Boston and Philadelphia
The meeting was held NJ SYRIA Mosque
and w,s I'm charge OF the Womnn's COM
u,titcr of western Pennsylvania. About
. Suu rersonS attended.
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CKnr rRA7ER ANNOUNCES THAT
CLEANUP ORDER WILL BE EN-
FORCED TO THE LETTER
Owners and Inmates OF Houses are
Told Of Power VeSted In Authorities
BY Injunction

! Information came last night from
sources that are regarded as reliable
that the houses OF prostitution in the
district south Of the creek have ceased
10 operate. This condition was brought
about BY an order issued TO the police
/ department through Chief OF Police
, Fred n. Frazier by CITY Manager Char
! les .. Ephliu saturday.
The order has gone out to close the
houses in the red light district. and We
mean 10 ENFORCE Il 10 the letter. Every
house must be closed and ever inmate
out or the district before we Will hc Sat-
lSncd" This was the comment made by
! CHIEF Frazier last evening concerning
/ the crusade 70 rid the city OF houses OF
prostitution. The chief declared that all
members OF the police force who have
to do with the suppression OF vice have
been instructed to make u" cleanup
successful lie declared that the injunc-
ton granted a few months ago by Judge
+. i. Sommcrville in circuit court pr"-
vided an effective weapon with Wh!ch
tho city police can work.
Quiet Int Determined
Lardlad!es IN the red light dIS'rIct
were notified quietly on Saturday even
Ing OF the determination TO close tho
red lkNt uISlEICl. Oh oNANa'NS ''''' '''''e'
officers were sent to make round or
tho houses, and notified laud!adtes that
they must cease TO operate At once. In
mates Of the houses are said TO have
been given one week TO get out OF the
district. Officers told the landiad'"S and
inmates that from the time of the no
t!ce on, vio!ators caught by the
police will be prosecuted in circuit
court. instead of in police court and
cr.yntns! court as heretofore. The power
TO give long Jail sentences 10 women
known 10 be prostitutes and longer sem
. trnceS u keepers o? G!sorder!y houses
VA. made pla!n to all OF the women con-
ce.-:ed. and every officer was carefully
instructed that no violations will be toll
Grated.
The crusade against the red high: DIS
trIct Is tho climax Of long. quiet hght
10 rid the city Of thIs evil For months
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SALES TAX
Continued from Page one.)

the taxes are very low. Development.
the companies fear. would cause 1t
great increase I'm the tax rate.
Committee Appointmer ts.
Early this afternoon stfte leSis.a-
tors who had ieft the capital during mo
recess taken-in both houses in order 70
romplete the organization. BEGAN I"
return to tho city for tomorro"s ses-
sion. Everything is in readiness Tor
tho cpcnjng OF the first actual business
session OF tho term. with the eNcrr-
lion OF the final list Of committee ap-
pointmcnts.
speaker L. NJ Keatley. OF tho house
announced today that his tentative list
vii, probably stand with but lew
changes while President Cohen c. Ar
mold Of the senate states that he mas
his selections practically compie e.
Neither list will be given out Tor pup
!i,ati,m until they are read tomorro"
afternoon at O'CLOCK.
Matters pcrtaining 10 minority rep
rcs"ntatinn on committees nave peeH
finally settled. In the senate Democratic
members arc entitled 20 two places on
r,cb committee If Tho S!sc OF the COM
rrtrt,c be iucr,T, Scd TO fifteen. ms
representation will he granted them on
The most important bodies Il ii car
no poss!nly arranged They have al
ready been given their share Of the
senate attaches.
In the house tic minority committee
rarr..cntat ton. according to Clerk NJ
c.aulv Hedges. VIII be three 10 each
committee. Arrangements hay" tt'n
made t. Civ" tho minority full rep
-,srria'!nu. he says. There has been
hu, little discussion OF committee pos
Sihi.It'cs during the day. due mainly
n tho large number OF minor confeTen'
ces being carried on,
The presiding officers Of both houses
hnvr been closeird with their clos 81
advisors throughout III" day. while the
democrats Of rotn houses were. too. III
close conference.
Tho committees. on rules from both
senate and house had joint meeting
In tho senate ChIRbcrs at the \. NJ. {.
: this morning. concerning which
nothing has vet been given out. \ re-
mort !s expected Mt Mondays session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
Hard Fight PreSaged
In African Elections

earn Town. Union Of South Africa.
Ian. DENOMINATION day for the com
Ing elections In the Union Of Soutn
Africa developed c"n>cidcrah!c excite
ment to-day throughout the Union, there
being every Indication from the haNpen.
InSs of the day uat the election would
be exceedingly hard fought
Both the South -N:T.ran-tni"nist COAL
ton. tho party 81 he pr"SrntS govern
lneut. led 10y General Jan Christian
SHUTS. and the Nationalist party. which
supports 4 policy Of separation from tho
British empire. put Up candidates III
almost every possible constituency: y
feature Of the nominations was the lhrs"
number Of three corncrcd contests deNel-
ming. IN which the government party
the natlnnalists and the un!on!st party
are competing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
CHURCHCOERS LEAP
into THE FIRENETS

iTe?Aiand. Jan. l6.--Scorts Of men
and women. their escape cut on 10y
flames ind dense smoke. irapet from
second story windows when lire threat
cned the lives "f 900 people attending
the services IN the Cory Methodist
church this mucn!ne.
Duo 10 the GOODNESS 81 the pastor Rev
!. 3. Redmond. and the prompt act!on
Of nremcn In stretching nets. the list-"i
injured was confined to four Victims
none seriously. The property loss was
small
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ToMPKINs AGAIN ON TRIAL.

ToliidaysburE, Pnt. jan. l'.~-GeoTce
Q. Tompk!nS. n former aut" racer
whose home Is In Philadelphia. goes on
rial here tomorrow for the fourth
limo. charged with the murder OF Ed
runl I. Humphrrs Philadelphia COZ!
orcrator IN Cambria county In July
1917.
Tomrk!ns Was tried in Cambria
county three. Times, once "och for tho
murder Of Humphr;ra. his wife and
son, Edmund l. lIumphries. Jr. He was
found guilty in both first and second
degree murder and each tim" "pr"nled
finally asking for e rhan"" Of venue
which was granted last fall.
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HARDING TO TAKE OATH
ON wASH1NGTON'S BIBLE

Marion. o. Jan. 1G.--Whtn warren ..
: No viii usr the same Bill" used ny
George washington. This E!hir IS own
Cd 10y Alexandria Mason!c Lodge, Alex
andria, Va. The Bible is kent IN glass
,.asr on the altar OF Alexandra lodEe.
I,itI, lad h.cn obtained for the Harding
'. "T'n 'I through tho influence Of r%r-
min NaSonS III never has been used by
any other President since WashingtV"
Time il ~ said.
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houses Of the West Virginia legislature
adjourned since last Friday. will recon
vrne at . o'clock tomorrow attarnQon
prepared TO get down TO hard work. he
first few days OF the session. WHICH
started last Wednesday. were devo1ed
chiefly 10 organization. but with the re-
bort Of the rules committees and the
naming or the personnel of tho VARIOUS
committees 10 serve during the session,
expected as the first things on. tomor-
rows calendar, the law makers Will
start the introduction OF bills.
Taxation IS sim the leading topic
among the legislators, the good roads
measure having shifted to the. bacHo-
ground, first because whaterer$acttons II
taken in regard to roads bin necessar-
lily must be considered in. cepaectlon
with taxation, and second because the
work of preparing a road measure - N
the hands Of commission appointed py
the governor under the authority OF the
constitutional amendment, and no WORD
has come as to the kind OF bill" being
prepared. Suggestions of economy and
a gradual working out Of the road prob
lem are being urged by most. Of the leg
a,ors, and this pressure Is said 70 %
having its effect. -" J. -.
The Capitol Fight; :; -.
rho question Of new. capitol and
possjblc fights TO have II removed nom
Charleston also l. n chiof topic or ois-
russion. No member OF the legislature,
however, las as yet declared himself
publicly one way or the other. on thh'
issue, although certain OF them Ns
known to favor moving 1t to their
home town.
Three OF the larger cities Of the state
are after the capitol and all have De-
gun campaigns in behalf Of their claims.
: These. cites are Charleston, ClarksburS
and rarkcrSburg. The town OF ElKihs
also is said 10 be in the fight. but 80
Ear no dele ton has appeared mere 10
work for II. Those who speak for E'-
! kins say that in time its claims VIII DC
presented.
Public Hearing
| Among the chief events scheduieu
here during the early port or the weeN
In connection with the.r'legislatutesas
the public hearing to be held by 9e
roads committee. OF which, Gsorgesf.
McClincic Is chairman. Tho cSmnFtEe
VIII keep open house in the. ssnste
rha mber at the Y. NJ. c.. A. TUESDAY
starting at 10 o'clock and any citizen
O. the state desiring TO express MS
views on the road problem VIII Dc Wei
coined.
The officials Of Kanawah county have
offered the use OF the SECOND moor OF
the county building here. In Which two
court roms are located TO the senate
and house during the SECOND part OF the
session which begins on March H. Tho
offer OF the county. II is satd, 10, osin1
considered by the officers Of the NG.s-
lature. as the court rooms. both On ths
same floor. will provide more fac'litf~s
for the assemblies than their present
quarters IN the Y. NJ. c. A. and Baptist
Temple. .----.----
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CASH FORLHBERTY BONDS
WE PAY 1nIMEDrATELY-No DELAY -
VAN HOUTEN s. co. |
ROOM 6-sCHMULBACH BLDG

s,rncrs declared. mot only because OF
lie manifest Injustice to those against
whom il t. directed. but also and espe'
ciallv BECAUSE we are convinced that u
is wholly INCOMPATIBLE with loyal hhe
iutp,IigCn. American citizenship.
The loyalty and patriotism OF on'
rellow-c!tizvns of the Jewish faith II
added, "is equal to that Of any part OF
our people and requires no defense AT
our HANGS
Sccretary-. OF 'Stuto Colby seat his af-
nr,yal by cable from South America.
Diners Who signed were Secretary OF
War Baker. Secretary of Agriculture
I1,redlth, former Secretaries or state
BRYAN and Lansing, former secretary
If War L!ndloy NJ. Garrison, former
Secretary Of the Interior. Franklin ~.
Lane, and former Acknowledgements
George W. Wickersham.
several college presidents are on the
list Including Nicholas Murray Butier
Of Columbia University; Johh nr'er
1libbrn of Princeton University: W. II.
T.. tauncc Of Brown University; IL. "
I;ariiileld OF Williams college; Ernest
Martin Hopkins of Ilartnidlta 4csHe3t;
Henry Churchill King of Ob2rl:ip COL
, lNge; James Il. lay C''"SS %,
russ University. and Thomas J. shahan
rccior OF tie Catholic University vi
America.
Among the churchmrn in the list are;
Robert E.. Spcer, president OF the ien-
craI council of the churches OF Chr.St
IN America: Bishop Charles David WY
'iams Of Michigan; BISHOP BehJahi'
Rrnwstcr OF Maine: Bishop Chimney L.
prn,vs..r Of Connecticut: Archbishop
Patrick J. Hayes of New York; Dean W.
l.. I.add OF the Berkeley Divinity School
and Bishop d. J. O'Conneu OF klChfHo'u'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
MILL MAN ANSWERS
THE FINAL CALL
John william stone Passes Away Win
Pnsu1noniA at Ripe Old Ago

John william stone, we'll known anu
prominent mill worker d:ed last even
ing 1T 9l5 o'clock OF bronchial pneu-
mcnia with which he has suffered with
but one week At his late residence NO.
9Ii Market street. He has been an lAHa-
Id for the past twenty-three years.
Deceased WAS born in Chariottesr!14e'
Va. in 1876 and was a years or age.
He was reared n Charlottesville ana
attended the public schools in Rirh-
mnnd. va. where he received his edu-
90 tiou. From Virginia lie went 10 PITTS
burgh and came 70 wheeling in 1898.
In 1892 ne was united in marriage 70
Miss Caroline .. Tccpc. ~ Cincinnati,
.. She died on June 30. 1912.
He was veteran Of the Confederate
army, en!isting in Charlottesville.
Mr. Stone IS survived by two sons
Thomas and William stone and four
daughters. Mrs. /. J, Cornford ana
Misses Matilda. Mary and Minnie stone
Vt late hour last evening funeral
ARRANGEMENTS had not been completed
but in all probability they will be held
during the middle Of this week. Inter
ncnt will b. In Mount Wood cemetery
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LandIadies Served With Notice
To Shut Up the Houses Of Vice

the houses that have been running have
done 50 very quietly. under tho re-
stra.nt OF Judge Sommcrv:!ic's tnjunc-
ton, for, which the city. through Guy
Solicitor J. J. l.. Ul5r!Cn. was joint pc
tit!oncr with the state of Nest Virginia.
Progress OF Crusade.
CITY Manager Fphlin and CHIEF
Frazier, upun taking office, first wagod
on effective campaign against the street
walkers and bed houses which they
found In operation: health survey va
secured through. the United states
bureau Of health and 4 clinic cSiab-
llshcd TO rid the city Of infectious dis
eases attributed to this source. Next
the city and federal government c.
operated in the establishment and con-
duet Of clinic for VCncrcal diseases.
and conditions were generally conceded
n have been improved. As stated above,
the city cu-operal"d in securing injunr-
lions against the red light house keep
crs and inmates. and the city IS now IN
position to act effectively after caro-
fully prepared campaign. 1t Is already
quite generally agreed in circles where
pconlc are supposed TO know that the
final crusade has closed the houses. even
though the police department docs not
yet claim to have accomplished the
cleanup entirely.
Tho quiet campaign Of months
through which City Manager Ephlin and
tho heads OF the citys legal and police
departments have acted to establish
means and put them 10 use for wiph X
nut the red light distric: slowly put
surely are rather in sharp contrast ="
sensational Shutiup CnmpatEn nude
under the administrations OF fQrm""
Chiefs Of Police William Clemens ind
Thomas Leland.
Move Well Planned.
concerning the cleanup. after re-
Viewing the progress OF the present = !
miniSIratiou'S action in this respect
City Manager Ephlin said:
We have no criticism TO make ol
previous administrations. particularly
the administration Immediately prcc"i-
Ing tho present one. We feel thai t""y
made an honest effort - wipe out this
evIi. but failed through III" fact thHt
their methods did not get results.
"Wo believe that we can promise ~
c.ean i city ~ any IN tn" United state"
Right NON Wa can boast Of city ~
,lcun rs any and cleaner. than most II"
Mes. Virginia. We intend. too. that -
backward step shull be taken. l. shoa!"
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NV York. Jan. 16.-Jcwish resistance
To tn. enforcement Of blue laws. in thA'
"thcy are unti-Jew!Sh rs Wei rs M
lrericnn." was urged today at II" on'
,ri,g session Of the ninth annual meet
INK or the United Synagogue Of Amer.
e, BY lis president. Or. Elias L. Solo
mon. o
pr. Solomon addressed also the ''c
DELEGATES 10 the fourth annual CONVEX
tinn If the Woman's LeaEu" or q"
tinted Synagogue, the opening session
~ (which was held Jointly with tn,
rtrcut organization. Both conventions
wil! continue through Tuesday.
."Ant!-scmitism." pr. solomon deciar'
rl rs repr!ng It's ugly head In TINS
Land of tolerance. equality anu brother
IL love. While hardly 10 be- c!assed MS
4 piece al anti-svm!tic propaganda tHe
attcmrt 20 bring about the so-cn!Ied
hir. law sunday. II successful. would
tend To increase the hardships OF TIE
observing orthodox dew
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1oplon EnS-womcn will take their
oinr,s with men in the jUrirs OF the
High Court Nearly 2.v0h petitions, for
divorce are pending and women VII! be
called to serve in the jur.es setting
these marital tanS!es.
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TAXATION QUESTION
UP IN LEGISLATURE

Charleston, VI. Va, Jan. 16- Both
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With the Travellers.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Gross, 3135
Dupont Avenue South, DR.. and
Mrs. H. N. Meleck, 11O1 Queen
Avenue North, Mr.. Jonah Vein
stein, 1870 Lyndale Avenue
North, and Mr.. Alex Gross of
Denver, Colo, formerly of this
city, are motoring from Mime
apolis to Virginia, Lake Vermil-
lion and international Falls,
MINI. They will be gone ten
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Scheffer (nee
Frances Kellerman) of the Cur
tbs Hotel, have motored to Win
nipeg and the Canadian Rockies.
They were accompanied by their
nieces, Misses Leah and Fay
Gluckman, and will return some
time in August.
Misses Esther and Evelyn
Woolpy, 1917 Chicago Avenue,
will leave Saturday, August 6, for
Duluth to take the Great Lakes
trip to Buffalo, N. Y. Enroute
home they will visit Cleveland
and Chicago.
Miss Teresa Rothschild, 2122
Aldrich Avenue South, and
nephew, Leo Pfaum, have re-
Turned from a three weeks visit
in Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mayberg
of the Oak Grove Hotel, left Sun
day for an indefinite stay in the
East.
Mr.. and Mrs. David L. Abro-
hams, 400 Portland Avenue, re-
turned Monday, August l, from
an eight weeks motor trip
through Wisconsin and several
Eastern points.
Mrs. Jennie L. Adler of Chi
cago is visiting relatives in the
city and is staying at the home of
Mrs. Lille R. Mikolas, 200
Humboldt Avenue South.
Mrs. S. Osman, 3143 Aldrich
Avenue South, has as her guests,
her mother, Mrs. R. Bouise of
Hazen, N. Oak, sister Mrs. J.
Steiner and daughter Edith of
Zap, N. OAK, and sister Mrs. J.
Osman and daughter Sylvia of
Hazen, N. Oak. They will stay
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Kulberg of
Hankinson, N. Oak, are visiting
with DR.. and Mrs. Morse Sha-
piro, $500 Girard Avenue South.
After a weeks stay, they will
leave for Milwaukee and Chica-
go.
Mrs. L. Daniels of Milwaukee
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. ].
H. Margolis, 1000 Garfield Ave
r11e and her sister. Mrs. w. T.