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FTI7F7l7T "A f7ssks }ssE t.l ~ 80
week With relatives Ct Smith.
town
hErs John GantB Of EAST Park
avenue and sister, Mrs. ! Belle sat.
terrified, were atSWheeltng Thurs.
day for the fair
DE. and mrs. J. n. Trach OF
Reeves avenue spent ascouple OF
Gays this week at the Wheeling
fair.
Mrs. NJ. q. Price OF Washing
ton, D. c., and har sister. Mrs.
SaIiie Goodwin, of Grafton. were
recent guests OF Mrs. John GanrE
of East Park avenue.
Mark Trach, son of Mt. and
Mrs j.. NJ. Trach OF Reeves ave
nie has returned from "a hunting
trip on Cheat river.
Mrs Rebecca Knight Of 1ndi-
annapolis, Ind, who Is visiting
friends here and Mrs. G. E. Har-
den spent Thursday with Mrs.
Sarah Raymond at Grafton.
Miss Eupha Prunty, q teacher
in the Morgantown schools Is
spending the week end at her
home in Guffy street.
Hubert Bowers, son OF MT. and
Mrs. E. a. Bowers OF Elkius, Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry y.
Robinson of Columbia street.
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PERSONALS


Mrs Ralph Wagner who had been
the guest of MT. and Mrs: w. II.
Billingslea and other friends in
this city has returned to her home
ut Cadiz, Ohio.
MIS-. G. NJ. Shinn and daughter
Miss Virginia Of Washington, D.
who were called here by the
Illness and death Of the formers
lister. Mrs. Linhie v. Hall, left
here Wednesday for Mt. Lake
Park where they remained until
yesterday when they returned to
Washington.
Mrs. T. Wilbur Hennan and
children Tom and Miss Mary are
pending several days at Mt. Lake
Park.
Hamil spedden is spending a
week at Mt Lake Park and Oak
land. ~,
Charles Hennen is spending the
week end at Mt. Lake Park.
Mrs. Cramer Of Pittsburgh VINO
Lad been q guest for several days
at the home Of Mrs. Anne VocE-
rodt of CASTOR avenue has return
cd to her home.
Clyde Donaldson, Of Van Leer,
Ky. is visitor in this city.
Mrs. A. j. Cash is quito sick
at her, home on Locust avenue,
having been i'll for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilfong and
children have motored here from
Beckley, w. Va, for a vist5 with
The former's father, Charles VII.
gong at his home on Alexander
Place.
MIR. and Mrs, Robert Graham of
Masontown, w. Va, who hao
been the guests Of Mra, Jessie
Nuzum at her home on Chicago
street returned today to their
home
Mrs. ]. T. Hyland has returned
from visit with her sister, Mrs
n. NJ Hyte, at Clarksburg. Mrs.
Hyte. who had been seriously i'll,
is improving.
Miss Lucy Meredith has gone to
Elkins where she will teach in the
public schools during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Taught ano
children and Frank Pierpont have
returned from n motor trip to Ak
ron, Ohio. They were accompanied
on the trip by Mrs. Haught's moth
err, Mrs. A. M. Plerpont, who had
been visiting here.
Miss Marjorie Hicks, who had
been the guest for several weeks
Of her aunt, Mrs. W. H. Conway,
has returned to her home in Pitts.
burgh.
Miss Lucy M. Kelley has been
appointed a teacher in the Hunt
ington High school and has left for
that place TO take up her work.
Miss Ina Kelley has gone to
Akron, Ohio, to visit relatives.
Mrs. A. w. Harmed and son who
had been the guests Of the former
mother, Mrs. Frank Everest and
sister, Mrs. T. NJ. Courtney, at Hill,
crest. have returned to their home
at Washington.
Hubert Bowers son OF Mr.. and,
Mrs. E. A. Bowers of Eikins, ts
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. p.
Robinson at their home on Column
bia street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Morris Of
are the guests Of the for
mer's brother Sanford Norris at
his home on Washington street.
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Mrs. Alva Bee and Mrs, Belle
Murphy OF Diamond street spent
Friday in Pittsburgh.
Guy-Prunty Of Guffy street at
tended the fair at Wheeling
Thursday and Friday.
Elmer and Merle swisher of
Catawba are visiting their grand.
parents Mr. and Mrs, John e.
Kisner in Blaine street
Thomas Tetrick and family have
moved into their newh ouse which
has Just been completed in Hay
mond street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Devault OF
Potomac avenue are spending this
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BELLNEEW
Weiner Roast

The members Of the Pollyauna
Sunday school class were entertain
ed at the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Straight IN Pennsylvania
avenue on Thursday evening, their
daughter; Miss Carrie Bell Straight
who is q member Of the. class being
the hostess. An immense camp
fire was built on the grounds. and
the evening was spent roasting
weiners and marshmallows. Other
edibles were also provided for the
feast. Those present for the occa-
sion were the Misses Pearl Smih,
Valda Wilson. Alma Hunsaker,
Mary DulIn Emma Long, Virginia
Watson. MurieI Jones, Alma Dulin,
Agnes sapp. Carrie Bell Straight.
Ada Sapp, Grace Watson. Ruby
Hamilton, Lena Lipingki. MesaSa
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| be the guest 81, her friend Miss
Mary Walsh during the coming
week.
Mrs. Harvey Sheets and chill
sdren have returned from a visit of
several. days with the formers
mother at, Salem. w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Heskett Of
Pittsburgh are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs: Charles Gaskill and other re-
llatives here.
Miss Ida Reed Of Robinson's
Run is the guest Of her cousin
Mrs. Welza Kennedy In Liberty ave-
nue..
Mrs. William Dodd of Clarks-
burg was the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. John T. Gerkins in Liberty
avenue yesterday.
Paul Carpenter has returned to
his home at Earnshaw. w. Va.
after spending a few days with his
brother ]. o. Carpenter In Murray
avenue.
Mrs. D. G. Barr and daughters.
Tio:et and Hazel have returned
from two weeks visit with rela-
.tives at Pltts drgh and Carnegie.
Pa.
milford and Elbert Collins are
home from a few days visit with
relatives at Fairvlew. w. Va.
Mrs. Rella Toothman has re-
turned from visit with relatives
at Warrington and Dents Run.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hale and
daughters Elinor and June Of Sa-
brton. svenue are spending week
with relatives in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. G. B. Mortified and chill
6ren have returned from a recent
visit with relatives on Pharoahs
RIM.
The Misses Alma and Dora May
Smith. Of High Lawns vsere guests
OF their grandmother Mrs. William
Hess OF Liberty avenue on Wednes-
day OF this week.
Walter Price Is spending few
days with relatives at Gainesville.
Mrs, Wesley Swisher and chill
dren aPd the, formers sister Mrs.
w. D. Shomo of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. are guests OF relatives at
Meadowbrook.
George Henderson was at Wheel
ing to attend the state fair on
Thursday Of this week.
MYs. G. v. Morris and little
daughter Josephine were, guests OF
friends at Rivesville yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stewart were
guests OF the latters sister Mrs.
2. E. Layman in Pennsylvania ave
nue. the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Skidmore
OF Clarksburg were recent visitors
at the home Of the latter's sister
Mrs. Homer Cummings in Pennsylva-
MIA avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Jones. OF
HIllsboro. W. Va. we're recent
Sfsltors with the formers broth
er Bert Jones of Highland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones we're on their
way to Dodridge county where they
will both teach school the coming
winter.
Mrs. G. v. Talkington and chill
dren are home from few days
visit with relatives at Bentons
Ferry,
Mrs. Elizabeth French who has
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson OF
Liberty avenue, are in receipt of
a recent letter from their son Fred
Wilson who is in the o. S. Marine
service. The letter stated that Pri-
vate Wilson had recently been
transferred from the Marine train
ing camp at Quantlco Virginia to
active service in Cuba. Private
Wilson accompanied by his cousin
Ted Thorn enlisted in the service
about, one year ago and they are
well satisfied with the work.
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o1flcial Board Nfeeting

There will be an important
meeting Of the officers and teach
ers Of the Sunday school board on
Monday evening OF nett week. At
this meeting full board Of Sun
day school officers and teachers
will be elected to assume duties at
the beginning Of the conference
year. It is necessary that there
be good atten lance at this meet
ing as 1t is one Of the most i'm
portant that will occur during the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-10

BEEN the Euess az BellYfeWs relar.
tives has returned 10 her hons ct
W, va.
I. Grover Wilson was the guest Of
relatives at Ellenboro, ~. Va.
the first of the week:
X Mrs. L. p. Walter and two little
daughters have returned to tdeIr
home at CabIetown, w. Va after
a visit with thesformer'' s sigter-tn-
law Mrs. John Hupp Of Bellyiew
avenue.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-10

SeIEmith ahop IN tife
properly near me month q ossss
creek. u
MA! John Powell and Mrs sesti
i ,eNfis viii represent Blael ltalft9ps
Temple No. At Wbrthlng t1i1
T1esday at . district conye ieEl
the Pythian Sisters. X
Mrs. M. Z. Bennett and denS
Mrs. Robert Weaver. ware sttiag
with friends In FairmonS ys ter
day.
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Marshmallow Toast

The members of the Willing
Workers Sunday school class chap
eroned by their teacher. Mrs. Harry
Shaferman, held an enjoyable mar
shmallow toast on yesterday eve
ming. The affair was held on the
banks of Buffalo creek near Bell
view and the members voted the
evening one q the very incest of
their class parties this year.
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Business Meeting

There will be an important bust
ness meeting OF the members Of
the Pollyanna class to be held at
the Highland avenue church on
Tuesday evening OF next week. The
teacher Mrs. David Sapp requests
that all members be present AS
there are matters Of Importance to
be decided.
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:-:MEW,S:-:
LEntertalned lAt. Dinner

mrs. D. w. TUothman OF
Reeves avenue bad as her guestt
at dinner Friday evening Mrs
Josephine Adams Of Toledo, o.
and her daughter. Mrse Andrew
Closson, OF Howard street. Tho
dinner was one of pretty appoint
ments and the evening was much
enjoyed. Mrs. Adams leaves Sun
day for her home in Toledo.
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Chicken Roast

Mr.. and Mrs. Hays Gaskill. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Cole, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vaughn Tucker Of ReslYiew and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Henderson Of
Virginia avenue, the Misses Mary
Gaskill, Helen Wilson. Catherine
Cold nd George Gaskill were a
party of persons who motored to a
point near Fairview on last eve
ming and enjoyed an old fashion
ed chicken roast. The party re-
turned here at a late hour having
spent an unusually delightful eve
ming
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-10

Miss Nellie knight who has been
in Oklahoma City. Okla, for sew
eral years. in in Bellview for
visit with various relatives. Miss
Knight is well known here as she
was a. former resident and her,
many friends are glad to renew the,
acquaintance She will not return
to Oklahoma for some time as she
has ACCEPTED a position as steno-
grapher with a well known firm
in Charleston, w. Va.
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RAlM pl-Avg HAuoc

RoHAT, India, Sept. 1Os-Ah-
normal rainfall has caused con-
siderable damage in many dis
tricts OF India. Roads. bridges and
. t EtHtays will require several
months work to make REPAIRS
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-10

Ralph Gacs1e. Ray Liplnski Ed
ward Faust, Charles YAtes. 'C1ar9
Ience Robey. Frank Hoult James
Wilson, Earl Layman, Lorraine WIZ
liams Kenneth Parker. James
Straight. Mr.. and Mrs: James
Straight Mrs. okey Straight and
Mrs, David sapp.
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On Eastern Trip

j. D. Summers of Diamond st.
has gone on a vacation trip in the
East. He will spend some time In
Philadelphia and Baltimore and
will probably visit Norfolk, Va,
before his return.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-10

The Julia Bonifeld mission
circle Of the Diamond Street
church will meet next Tuesday af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs.
George Phillips near the city.
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Attending Fair

Mrs. George Henderson is at
tending the state fair at Wheeling
this week and is also visiting her
mother Mrs. William Nolte and
other relatives.
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M0NO::::NGA-I


Mrs. Kathleen Higginbothsm and
sister. Miss Deyinna Fleming, OF
near the Country club, were call
ing here last evening.
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Notes and Personals. E
Miss Margaret Mccain left yes
terday to attend school at the
Ursuline academy.
3. W. Nichols has opened up 9
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Visiting In Falrment.

Mrs. y. "A, Harmon OF this town.
and Miss Mary Harmon, Of Reyser,
were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. S
AZ Judy IN Fairmont yesterday. .
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Proaram

An unusually interesting pro-
gram will be given at the First
M. E. church on Sunday evening
at $50 o'clock by the Bpworth
League which will include talks
about the institute recently held
at Buckhannon.
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Returned Home

Miss Jean Billingslea who had
been filling an engagement with
stthe swathmore Chautauqua has re.
t8rned to her home in this city.
Miss Billingslea has travelled with
the company through the New
England states through the White
and Green mountains and had
most enjoyable and successful sea
son. The tour OF the company
started at Rising Sun, Md, and
wound up at Centerville. Md, from
where Miss BtllingsIea came to her
home. She will teach this winter
IN the high school.
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no Attend School

z Miss Mary Walter daugaEeF OF
Ms and Mrs. George Walter, left
4 ia ~ for Wheeling where she will
Ettand the Cathedral High school
ffiis winter. Her brother John
( tVValter left yesterday for Staten
island N. Y. where he will re-
enter Marrist college where he is
1tfddylng to become priest. He
was accompanied by Charlie Fill.
"a Richmond, Va. who had been
ais guest. They will stop at Balti-
I more en- route to their destinations
lIere they will visit with Father
outlou who is a patient in Mercy
hospital.
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Returned Yestsrday

The Misses Mary Ellen Henry
I'd Susan Watson Annette return
al 70 this city yesterday after =
several months tour abroad ~
which they visited the principal
foreign countries. They landed IN
New York on last Sunday and pro-
ceeded TO Philadelphia where they
visited for few days before COM
ing here.
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-0CA / SOCIAL EVE N IT'S.

tournament held at the Wheeling
country club this week and the
Wheeling Register Of the day fol
lowing has the following to say
concerning the affair:
The buffet luncheon given
Thursday by Mrs. Q. 3. Robertson
at her home elm Cottage" was
one Of the most enjoyable affairs
Of the season and honored few
friends Of the hostess from down
In the state who are here for the
golf tournament. Vases OF dahlias
and baskets Of hydrangeas were
used on the porch, and the rooms
were lovely with vases OF the dab
has and snapdragon.
"In the dining room the serving
table had silver basket filed with
pink roses and keyyow and pink
BnapdraGons. This with the SILVER
service presented very beautiful
appearance. Presiding at the COT.
Zee urn was Mrs. Walter Kelly and
assisting in dispensing the honors
were-the three nieces Of the hos
tess Miss Mary Wilson, Miss Helen
Brown Gather and Mrs. Edmund
aThe out Of town guests includ-
ed: from Parkersburg, Mesdames
e. L. Cochran, s. dis, Misses
Kathleen German, Lois Cochran.
'From Charleston, Mesdames
Angus Mcdonald, c. Dawley.
"From Fairmont, Mesdames Ed
win Robinson, Mrs. w. J. Wiegel.
Arthur Martin, Howard Showalter;
Misses Florence Lavender and
Mary Hurst"
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i Harold C. Baker CT Flint, Mich.
mo had been the guest for few
DAYS OF his aunt, Mrs. ]. T. East
nm at her home on Mt. Vernon
Avenue, having metored here. left
Today for his home accompanied by
Mrs, "A e. Richardson and daugh-
ter Miss Marjorie. Of Flint. who
md been here for several weeks
With Mrs. Eastman and Mrs. Rich
! srdson's daughter Miss Gladys
Richardson.
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Progressive Dinner

81 Much interest centers IN the
progressive dinner to be given by
the ladies Aid Society Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church on
next Thursday evening. The at
SGair will be IN charge Of Mrs. W.
10. Reed and Mrs. Fred Helmick.
THE first course will be served at
the home Of DR.. L. D. Howard,
the second at the home Of Dr.. e.
w. Howard willie the third will
Sbel served at the home Of Harry
Drum IN the West End! Tickets
are now on sale at Cranes drug
store.
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Personals

Miss Bertha. Polling left yester-
day for Wheeling where she Will
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Leaving Monday.

3 The Misses Doris Hall and Louise
johnson are leaving Monday for
siillens college in Virginia, where
khey will attend school during the
dSming school year Miss Dorothy
FISHER is leaving Tuesday fol-
wheeling where she will reente'
mt, De Chantel academy. Her
mother, Mrs. Fred Fisher, will &C
company her to Wheeling.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Davis Ferry, Of
Philadelphia; arrived here today
for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clay Amos at their home on Fair
mont avenue and Fifth street.
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III. Rnbinson Honored.

MFs: Robinson H0nored.
Edwin Robinson was hon-
6Ted Il the state women's golf
ifE6SagfSsInents held at Wheeling thig
waeIS BY being made vice president
the organization. Mrs. H. F.
ebrens, Of Wheeling, was made
fesident and Mrs. Edward Wal
M. 81 Clarksburg, secretary
ffsasurer. Officers were elected at
bugIri IS meeting held in connec-
5 in with q sumptuous banquet
|Seffsyed az the Wheeling country
lclnh on Thursday evening.
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Robinson Entertained.
Nj u. q r bertsors Of Wheel-
8of many years 2 Tesidenf OF
lined for the women
III - Virginia Cali
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To st. Petersburg

Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin P. Kelley
I'd son James are leaving tod ay
az st. Petersburg, Fla, where
.hey will take up their residence.
VA. Kelley disposed Of his property
81 walnut avenue before leaving,
n Mrs. Rosie Tucker of this city.
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70 Have Celebration

The Ladies Auxiliary Of the
Brotherhood of Railway Tralnmen
VIII celebrate It's fourteenth an
,nfyersary on Thursday evening,
September Is when a salad supper
win be served at the Union hall
on jackson street, beginning Mt
i've o'clock. The members Of Col.
AZ. Howard Fleming B. Of R. T.
NJ. are especially invited to at
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Have Guest.

nEr, and Mrs. w. L. HeIntzelman
have as their guest at their home in
The West End, Mrs. Elizabeth Kee'
man. Of Greensburg, Pa.
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ArrlVad TodaY.

Mrs. Mason Wood, OF Philadel-
aphia, arrived here this morning for
a,svtslt with her sister, Mrs. Allen
e. Russell; at her home on Mt. Yer
non avenue.
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year
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-21
Purple and Fine
 Linen" Made Hit

witnessed Fairfield High schools first dramatic attempt last night at Pe- quot Hall, Southport. Miss Hon necker, who coached the play, is de- serging of great praise for the excel Lent accom- plishment.
 The play Purple and Fine Linen had it's setting in the early days of Fairfield and was in four acts. The scenery for the play was loaned by the Lyric theatre and the furniture for the various settings was supplied by the George B. Clark company. Members of the Senior class acted as usnerS and appeared very effectively in uritan costumes. TPen girl mem- bers of the class also dressed in Pu- ritan costumes were scattered through the auience selling baskets of candy made by the students. The lay was entirely successful and an- other one will probably be given in the near future.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-21
COAL MINERS DESTITUTE.

Washington, Dec. 21-Widesread d unemployment among coal miners dur ing the last year. according to Ellis Searles, editor of the United Mine Workers Journal, will cause many hundreds of miners children to wake to Christmas morning to find that Santa Claus had passed them by Tn ousands of children in the mining fields of West Virginia, Alabama Texas, Tennessee and even in central Pennsylvania, are suffering, he says for foo an clothing
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-21
NEW PREMIER FOR CHINA.

Picking, Dec. 21-(By the A. P.)- Liang Shih-Yf has been named pre- mier of the Chinese cabinet to sue ceed Chin Yun-Peng, who with all his ministers resigned on Sunday The fall of the cabinet followed the ar- rival here of General Chang Tsao- Lin, governor of Manchuria, who is now engaged in forming a coalition government in which all the reaction ary parties are participating. It is charged that Chin Yun-Peng was guilty of peculations and the sale of
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-21
INDIAN FEUD KILLER.

Washburn. Wis Dec. 21. The latest killing in an Indian feud gen. eration old is charged against John "Redbird" Beauregard, who was lodged in jail here today for the slay- ing of John Medley, an aged Indian recluse of the northern Wisconsin woods. Chieftains of two Indian tribes have been successive victims of the feud.
 Mea1y is said to have taunted Beau. regard that the latter was mot mar enough" to evenge his fathers deatt who was ~-----('n n~od wears ago.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-21
O WORK K. OF P. DEGREE

Joseph DowdeIl Lodge, No. 40, Knights of Pythias, will confer the third degree on a large class of con- ddates of Colonel Harry Cutler lodge, No. TT, this evening. Members of the Worcester lodge of Danbury will be the guests of the Colonel Harry Cutler lodge. After the degree is worked refreshments will be served and a social hour enjoyed
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-21
Pi- GANr SEE IT.

Pls-.- .- G.N I SEE IT.
 Cleveland, Dec. 21.-'T can't un- derstand why I have been made the goat" said Roger L. Peckinpaugh.
 star shortstop. in commenting today
 on the deal which sends him to Bos- ton in exchange for Everett Scott.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-21
TO RELEASE AMERICANS.

Washington, Dec. 21.-The Spanish minister of war will release all Ameri- cans in the foreign legion on condi- ton they return the bonus given them at the time of their enlistment, the Spanish ambassador informed the state department today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-21
Stratford

An important meeting of the Amer lean Legion, special, is scheduled for this evening. It will be the last meet ing of dhe year and annual reports will be received and officers chosen. A full attendance is urged.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-21
Smith Students

Katherine Winchester, daughter of Dr. B. s. Winchester of Greenfield Hill. Florence Horne of Sasco Hill and Dorothy Perry, daughter of Frank Perry of Congress street, Greenfield Hill, all of whom are at tending Smith College, arrived in Fairfield today to spend the Christ mas vacation with their parents.