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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
DELIVERS
NEWSPAPERS TO SHORE

bringing an aeroplane into use for
The delivery of newspapers. when i
freight wreck DELAYED train delivery
WAS the accnmplis hment of the cir
culation department of the Baltimore
Evening Sun on Thursday Graspins
he sitnation and no. desiring 10 dis
appoint readers Of the paper ii East-
ern Shore towns, The E,yening sun
which owns an aircraft With Lieut.
Walter d Upton as pilot decided 10
employ the machine 10 meet the emer-
gency The machine cot away from
Baltimore AZ Il o'clock, and i little
more than an hour later syeeral hun
.tired papers had been delivered al
Easton and other points along the
shore This Is said 70 lie the first
lime thai newspapers have been de-
livered lty airnlane
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
WAR MEMORIAL MAY
Be DELAYED 4 YEAR

The War Memorial 10 he erected tn
honor OF Maryland mon in the World
War, proposed more than Two wears.
ago. and the subject of many delays
and disagreemcnts. will not be started
for another year. according 70 asser-
tons made at the second meeting Of
tile War Memorial Commission. Tine
required FOR completion OF prelinlin-
aries and the submission of plans by
architects in competition We're the
reasons given for further delay
There is much to he done and this
commission is not going 70 risk rnis-
take III project involving million
dollars. Harry G Jones. chairman Of
the commission. said before the meet
ing "A plan must be prepared for
he competition Of architects all over
the country Il will be a year before
actual construction can be started.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
OLD ALMANACS AMONG
WHITTINGTON EFFECTS

Among tho effects Of the late John
w Wilmington, of this city. were u
number Of ancient almanacs. These
almanacs were published simultane-
ously in New York. Philadelphia, Bos-
ton and Baltimore The Baltimore of
fee Was maintained by Fisher & Rro-
her. al 81 baltimore street. One
specimen. that OF 1860. is a sample Of
others This almanac contains the
chronological dates and days Of the
year. the meon's phases. the eciipses
of the year the hours and setting Of
the sun. the time of the Court s ses-
sion OF Pennsylvania. the almanac De-
ing a PENNSYLVANIA edition. and an in
numerafle number oi valuable house
hold recipes The weather prophet Of
the almanac gives a conjecture OF the
weather Tor every day III the year.
The title Of This calendar Is Fishers
Improved IIousekceper's Almanac ami
Receipt Book
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
ADVERTISES FOR LONG
LOST MOZAIC BROOCH

Whom packing Y 20 70 ihe West
Caas5 10 Yi.ni her daughfer SOME tilns
ago Mrs Robert Moss discovered be
loss nf ! t'lorentine Mosaic brooch.
which Rad been brought 70 her from
Rome by her son and Which f1r this
rea IN she particularly valued
Mrs Mess did not adve. isc il at tiie
time, knowing that she would no, be
IN town to nlentiig the pin ii found.
and a.tcr her return she felt that too
long period had elapsed Feeling,
however that il ntw have been found
81 someone vfo could no possibly
know the owner unless the loss hid
been announced and d,si.ing S, r,-
cover the pm. ii possible, Nh Moss
i'nslly decided to insert an ''ad y
though he time had long passed and
her aa containing promise q re-
ward may be found in the Classiiia |
Column
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
ASST NAVY SECRE TtRY
TO ADDRESS M!DD|ES

Al the usual sunday evening meet
ing Of the midshipmen' Young Mems
CHRISTIAN dissertation At the Nava!
Academy tomorrow. the embryo OF
GERS will be addressed by Gordon
Woodbury.. Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy The visit Of Mr. Woodbury. VIII
he lns first 70 the naval institution
since he aceepteasihe Navy ilepaTt.
mem berth last summer when Frank
lin y Roosevelt the Assistant Secre-
tary. resigned 10 enter the campaign
as the Democratic candidate for Vice
President
incidentally il will likewise be his
last while oe upying the Official posl-
tion under the administration VI
President Wilson Secretary u he
Navy Daniels poke before the mid
tlies ~, last sunday evening anl
said farewell words TO them
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
AUTO VIOLATIONS FOR
WEEK NET Sl.O13 FINES

Asse faent u fines amounting II
/. ~ for var ons violations, oi the
S alt Motor Vehicle Law u,re iaatis
curing ne last Week. according Is the
3snoa Of state Atdomnble omnmi
sIaGcr + Austin BaughnAn hi II
la.ale public toGas As usual IL
odlA 81 the ,incs imposed wsre for 81
= uses soaiMitted wis.iin tae corporate
ltai1s u Baltimore oity the total as
M manls here being SG4 For at
fense committed in the counties thu
i assessments amounted 20 500
Oaly ono of1aml n VAS reported
from anne Arundel county rhio
Mas the case ot John W Parke I.
eolored motor rueK driver ~ Anna
polls VINO was arrested on lie south
l.it ra1d by m0tcresele policeman
#,it Tor ari.ae d trlk while nldea
III iniiuene of liquor Parkel MaS
Z led IL fore Police Justict ] Roland
ra.,y III this rily. wha asses ed the
heavy penalty Of $3.50 Parker was
inahle 10 pay and was committed 10
IL t,oun htil
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
GOVERNOR ABOUT READY
TO FILL p. S. C. VACANCY

Governor Ritchie will offer he post
of Public service Commissioned. TO fiil
the vacancy caused BY the death OF
james G. Lees 10 former Mayor
lames II Preston of Baltimore ac-
carding 10 reports from reliable
sources Il Is understood that the
Governor already has fell out AIr.
prestous attitude and il has been in
dicafed to him tha, the former Mayo
would refuse The Office
However he idea Of naming Mr.
Preston has moi been abandoned by
the Governor who il is known was
sounding scntimen, relative 10 the ap-
paintment Yesterday
Il also was reported that former
tsaycrnor Harrington is a candidate
Tor the post, but il Is practically as
sured chat he Will not be named lr-
respective Of any other consideration,
Tho Governor il Is said has practi-
caliy decided OH city man or one
from ne western counties the East
arn Shore already being represented
ny Conmis sioper J Frank Harper.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
APPLY FOR CHARTER FOR
PAN-pAllFIC UNIVERSITY
rorrr-Dondenee l..>e.ia.ed Press. J.


HONOLlI.Is T IL. Ian. : Appli-
cation for charter for d Pacific
University whose "cIassrooms will
be the sugar and pineapple fields
and other cenfers Of industry ilrough-
out he island. has been approved by
the territorial attorney general and
passed to Governor Charles j Nc
Carthy for his signature Alexander
Hume Ford. secretary Of he Pan
Pacific union with headquarters in
Honolulu and some of the leading
men ~ the territory are among the
IncorpoTators
Work will ke Iegun according -
the charter, ir the labor camps on all
the islands Of the group lis iaslrnc-
lors will BE sent 10 the students in
stead Of waiting for the Students TO
come 10 them.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
MARINE GUARD
ARRANGING FOR DANCE

The Marine Guard Of the Naval
Academy viii give dance AZ their
quarters. Naval Electrical Experiment
Station On Tuesday evening next.
Their assembly hall will accommodate
alont 200 guests and great prepaFa-
tons are being made for the event.
Invitations have feen sent abroad and
numbers are expected from outside
points as well as from annapolis.
Sergeant Shane ard Private Holland
are The managers Of the function. \
local orchestra will furnish The music
for the dancing.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
r0gEt:sp ON NEAI. FOR
fallLD Relief. SELF
TbrNRsL l'LAN

Maryland viii hase q day Of
self-denial for the starving
children of EasterEA and Gem
traI Europe MONDAY will be
Inc day
The men. Women and chill
4fen Of Maryland are asked by
The committee 70 make sacri
hoes On Monday II order thai
they may give more generous
III 10 the fund They arc ask
ed 10 walk 10 work 10 give
up cigars. cigarettes and
candy, and even e 30 without
eniire meals III order that Tie
children may he fed. I
The plan was proposed al
luncheon yesterday by Dr
Frank ]. Goodnow chairman
Of the committee Il was met
with enthusiastic approval
a bowl VI rice aud slice of
bread has been suggested as
Tie lnenu for the evening
meal. lty way IL self denial
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
MISS REBECCA POWELL
DIES AT CHASE HOME

Miss Reheeca e few.il q AleN
.udria. VA. aied Nesitra..s II 9he
Chase Home II her S9ih year saIn
in October. 1891 ii: i.anlnn saaufS
Va she Mas for AZ Years the rsin
clpal az HE Powell Girls Seliaol in
Alexaudri. Ear q, las u years Size
made her home Will her nephew ltr
s 81 Hepburn. Of his CITY soiRs te
the Chase Ilane eight months fge
Sire viii lie Lnrled ~ : NJ N Alon
,iay. February Z III Alexandria
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
FORMER STATE SENATOR
ROBERT DIXON DEAD

Rolert B. Dixon. one OF Talbot
coanty's most prominent citizens. for
nler State Senator. and member of the
House Of Delegates. president Of the
Easton National Bank. died Thursday
about 30 O'Clock HE was S6 years
old While Mr. Dixon had been i'm
poor health for some time ard his
death was looked for il few weeks
ago. he had sufficiently recovered 10
be at his desk. Recently. however.
he had been unable % leave his home
at North Bend, near Easton
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
Marriage Licenses

HUBBELI. : CAVASA s. Charles J.
HnhbeEI. A. divorced, Baltimore;
Edith II. casana, %. Hanover. Md.
yARHNEDO- -MARTT John yarll-
Aetlo. 66. widower. Pasadena. 4. 4.
county Mary Marut. 50, widow, Bal
timore
cRANDALL-LTSTON William III
rrandall q: Ruby A. Linton. "a;
both OF Shady Side. a. A. county.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
FIX FINAL NEE TING
FOR RAIL WAY MERGER

~ neeiiag oF Tie board 81 diree
tors of the Washington. Baltimore ami
Annapolis Electric nailroad ConpanN
hela Yesterday. resolution wae
passed 70 sohmif the plans oi thr prn-
posed consolidation With the Annapu-
Is Shorl iie g The stockholders ii i
spseial meeting on February Is II is
generally believed hat this plan Wilt
he apsroved an. tic consolidation It
Tested Wiinin the Icar future
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
Stockholder 5 Meeting
TIE ANNAPOLIS & PASSPORT.
lsl-Ii.DiN(i ASS0Cl .ATION

Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting OF the stock
holders of The Annapolis and Eastport
building Association will Be held at
It's office, Lee building. Annapolis,
Maryiar,s. 81. MONDAY, FEBRUARY
IL. 1921. al 40 O'CLOCK T. NJ for
The purpose Of eierting a board OF
Directors for lie ensuing Year and
f,r The transaction Of such other
business as nay come before the meet
ing
j. patti. MEDFohD.
f2-S Secretary Treasurer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
STATE BONDS ARE
BEING SOLD FAST

The s2.500,000 siate u MaFNian
serial 4i. per cent. hoasls which wers
aWaraed ny The Staie lizard ii inthlt
Works as ]. syndielte headed hy sEe
Nj rcanti,e TrnS nd y, aosit ,'ai,e
panN AMI offered by IN Il tcl fer II
yostment are liieet'e. With rod
sale more tlau hall u t,se i.sae Icy
inc bs,n taken ny Institutions anu IL
disldnal INVESTORS III, ia tne tlss
hllsinasS- -Xa.s arlAN
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
COLORED DANCE AT
ASSEMBLY ROOMS

There Will be q coiored dance a th..
Assembly Rooms on Wednesday, Fnb-
nlary q under tile management oi.
John II. King and Malcolm Weelns
The lHGsic Will II furnished hy 4 jazz
orchestra from Baltimore.
rnis Is : publie dance and Viii bc
treat there being no eh4rge far ad-
missiC.l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
To Swim In Baltimore, Too

The University Of Pittsburgh swinl-
mers who this afternoon are contest
ins With the midshipmon water ART
lists, Will also engage in meol in
i altinlure tonight soon alter tie
completion Of Tie loeal contest t.lo
smoky t,iiy" lads will depart for t',e
Monumental City To engage he tenn.
of Johns Hopkins University in he
pool Of the Baltimore Athletic CLUB.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
MARRIED AT PARSONAGE
COLLEGE. AVE. CHURCH

Warren II Powell and Mrs. Helen
NJ. Taylor. both of Annapolis. were
married in The parsonage OF College
Avenue Baptist Church last night by
Or. John S. Sewers, the pastor, in the
presence of their intimate friends,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
ST. CECELIA'S GUILD
REHEARSAL FEB.

on Monday evening al S O'Clock
there viii he rehearsal II ST.
Anne's Church for the Lenten week
day service music. All members OF
ST Ceeiiias Guild are asked 10 come.
and also any other volunteers who
would like to help IN this way.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
FOR EXECUTION OF
NEGRO AT FREDERICK

Charles Robinson. the 16year-old
negro convicted Of the murder OF Mrs.
Mary Edith Hightman. wife Of Arthur
f Hightnan, a Young Frederick
county farmer. near Middleton. will
hang moi later than p M. Febru-
ary .. according to the date set in
The death Warrant signed by Governor
Richie and sent TO Sheriff Werten-
tsaker
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
Gets Post AS Fleet Chaplain

Captain tChaplainl sydney X.
Evans, Z S. ", formerly of the Naval
academy, has been assigned 10 the
important post Of Chaplain of the Al
lantic Fleet Captain Evans was, for
several years, Chaplain of the Naval
Academy He has host Of friends
in the city.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
WHAT'S THE MATTER
YOU LOST YOUR DOG

So far az this news item is concern
Cd ii is very common thing to The
Classified Column Of the Evening
Capital. II was something of greater
imp0rtances 10 the man who inserted
this advertisement yesterday
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
Fined For Auto Violation

j. /. Windsor, of Deales Island.
Was fined today hy Justice Weleh So
and costs. or S645 for letting his
engine run while no one
was i'll the car
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
NEARLY HAiF or SHIPs Using
CANAL FLEW T.. :. FLAT:
"a evvesnon.lenee associatea Press.

PANAMA CITY. Jam q Vessels
flying the American flag led all others
IN setting . new record Of canal
traffic in 1929 This is shown by fig
.nres Just given out by the canal an
thorities. OF the 2.s14 commercial
ships using he big ditch last year.
f.2sI were American Great Britain
came next With SCI and Japan third
with I22. -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
NEARLY 800 MIDDIES
"UNSAT" IN STUDIES

III tae recent sami-annlal cxanjna
fion. IS nidshipnen of the First Class
were found unsatisfactory iii studies
70 in The second Class al IN fhe
Third and l49 IN the Fourth
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05

This morning the advertiser m
formed us that the dog was returned
TO him within two hours after the
Capital went on the street. He was
very highly pleased with the results
All OF which is merely proof that
the CLASSIFIED Column gets results.
and gets them quickly.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05

LOST Fanale naimter: liver and white.
Reward If returmed So N'gn. J. yanous.
West Annapolis. Plieme ;assI
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
'I,uessIa,. Eebrmr, Is
Thursday. Feiruar, Il

2.aa-S.3b The state .ldninist ra
ton fVarious boards AMI Commits
sions: lack Of organization Civil
Service for state employees Hon.
Philip y Pcrlman secretary Of the
State of Maryland
3.40-4 10 Labor Regulation IN
Maryland Dr George f. Barnett.
Professor Of statistics. johns Hop
kins University
4 l0-4 40 Business Regulation in
MARYLAND. Hon Alexander Armstrong.
Attorney General OF NJ. Chairman of
Occasion, Mrs Emil crockin, Presi-
dent. Federation Of Jewish Women.
Monday. February u
23o-3.0 Maryland and Education.
Dr. Albert s. Cook, State superinten
dent Of Public Schools.
3.4o-4. 80 Health Charities, and
Correction. Miss \ Medorah Dona
hue, state Dept Of Health Chair
man Of Occasion aIrs Richard II,
Tillman. president Parents Club Of
Forest Park.
THURSDAY, February 2f
2..30-a 30 Police Power and It's
Exercise Judge Alfred s. Niles.
800: 40 The State Legislature.
lWorking Of the bicameral system:
speakership and organization in each
house, colnmitteesl Chairman OF
Occasion. Mrs. Mary II. Haslup. Presi-
dent ". c. 7. e
Tuesday. March
e:3O-3: 30 The Process OF Legisla-
ton. (Reform of legislative methods;
eCeaslassd 90 raxs "a sa-a-z
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
lInnrsdny. lehrnar, 10

2:3e-a 60 Party organization u
Maryland with some discussion ef
aow u scyer Baltimere politics from
prieye rardon Hon Phillips Lee
Managing Editor TIL, sun
34o4 q Registration and hlec
lion Laws The sitte eleoforate reg
istration LAWS and ,fleir Object ihf
lirert primary and u caec;s causes
ror sallnre IL greater success reform
III nominating methods; campaign.
corrupt practices lee station IL Mary
land Hon Blair I"e former / 81.
Senator frnlE Maryl4nd Chairman OF
Oeessioil III Jacob q Moses. Presi-
lent i. Il s .Alumise Association
TUESDAY. Febrar, i,
23o-s3o Party Principles. them,
oerasir Republican, Soriaiisi Farmer
i.aior l,r Fila I.onn ASs0eiape
Professor 81 liisiery Goucher Col
lege
3.4o 40 The Coyernership
Election aud qualifications some
prollens of 4 governor; relation 70.
9he legislature powers veto, re
prieye pardon Hon Phillips Ice
Gpldshorough. former Governor of
Maryland
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-10
RADIOPHONE GIVES
EATON SERIES FANS
GAMES PLAY BY PLAY

EATON, o., Oct 10-Local fans are
receiving reports on the World Series
ball games by radiophone. The
unique service thus far has been very
satisfactory to them.
The service is furnished by the
Palladium of Richmond, to the Eaton
Democrat, local newspaper. The re-
ports practically cover each game
play by play. Sundays game was re-
ported as fully as were the two pre-
cedfng games.
The service is very much of a mys-
terry to the layman. but he appears
perfectly satisfied to let it go at that
so long as he gets full reports hot
from the seat of battle. Large
crowds have been on hand each day
for the game.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-10

Friday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs Leo
Siders of West Alexandria, Harvey
Petry and family of New Madison,
Miss Inez Sidars of Richmond, Ray
mond Siders and family, Roy Petry
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hol-
singer and Miss Fannie House of near
West Manchester, took dinner with
w. v. Petry and family of near Wares
Chapel. Mrs Glen Hamilton and
son Willard returned home last Wed
nesday after a ten days visit with
relatives in Muncie, Ind. and Marion,
Ind. Lester Hapner and family were
the Sunday guests of Jesse Hapner
and family of Verona. Emerson
Beard and family spent Sunday even
ing with Lester Hapner and family
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Minnich and
daughter Hazel spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Charles Bunger and
family and Leonard Minnich of Ok
ford, Ohio. . Esta Schlechty and fam
lily of Yankeetown, Miss Rosa Minnich
of Greenville and Earl Nisonger and
family of Otterbein, spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mrs. Sarah
Minnich. . Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Cabe and Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Kisling
called Oh MI. dHu MIS-. L. a. hSSiui y
of near New Paris, Sunday afternoon.
-. Mr. and Mrs. P. G. McFaddin call
| ed on Warren Clark and sister, of
Brinley Station Sunday afternoon. -.
| Mrs Lureanna Trump of West Man
| chester, spent last week with her
daughter, Mrs James Petry and fam
| lily Jesse w. Roop, aged about so,
! died at his home in Dayton, Monday
! afternoon, after an illness of few
| days, due to two strokes of paralysis
| and apoplexy. Mr.. Roop conducted an
/ optical business at Coldwater, Ohio
where he suffered his first stroke about
| ten days before his death. Mr.. Roop
was reared in this community and
conducted ieweiry store in Eldorado
| many years ago
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-10

formers brother, L. o. Trump and
family, of Churubusco, Ind. 80. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Campbell, of Quincy,
O., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Campbell on Friday of last week. -.
John Howell and family and Mrs. Mil
dred Brown and son, Harry, of Yer
sailles, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Sell and son, Harold. -.
Mrs. Benjamin Lantis, of West Elkton,
is visiting her brother, c. H. Stayton
and family, this week. ;. Mr. and Mrs.
George Farsi and Mrs. Sarah Veer OF
Wichita, Kan, spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs Frank Stayton and
Mrs Lydia Emrick. William Thomp-
son and family, of Mercer county, and
Oscar Thompson and fanny we're the
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Thompson. Arthur Floyd and
family, of Vandalia, O., and George
Floyd, of Dayton, spent Sunday with
James Waggoner and family. Frank
Black, of Castine, spent Saturday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Daily.
Miss Marie Bunch spent from Thurs
day night until Sunday night with her
parents, w. L. Bunch and family, Of
( .
family, of near Yankeetown, and Miss
Samantha Wikle spent Saturday eve
| ming with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ullom.
-. Mrs. Orla Saylor called on Jacob
Kicker and family Saturday afternoon.
.G. F. Crane and family and Orlan
/ Denlinger spent Sunday with F. M.
Deem and family =. Walter Elsie of
! Arcanum, and Miss Zelpha Denlinger
/ spent Sunday evening with Miss Ruth
! Crane. -. Harry Campbell and family
/ of Quincy. O., Miss Sadie Smith, of
/ Indianapolis, Mrs. A. o. Miller and
I daughter, Katherine, and Mrs. Clayton
/ Emrick and daughter Alice of West
/ Manchester, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
/ Campbell were the guests of C. v
/ Campbell and family Saturday
Harry Campbell and family of Quincy
/ O.. A. o. Miller and family and Clay
ton Emrick and family of West Man.
chester, G.. V. Campbell and family
Harvey Shewmon and family and Mr.
and Mrs. GUY Campbell took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Campbell
Sunday. -. %. G. Murray and family OF
New Madison, took dinner with Mrs
Hulda Coovert Monday. $3.50. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Chester Stephens and son Rob
ert of Dayton, spent Sunday nigh
with Mr. and Mrs. Harley Covert.
Charles Black and family of near Ok
ford, were the Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Lon Daily. Harry Deem
and family spent Sunday with Johl
Deem and family Mrs. P. G. Camp
bell and daughter, Glenna Ella. ant
, Mrs. Clarence Splitter called on Mrs
E. A. Holcomb and daughter, Mary
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-10

ELDORADO, O.-Mr. and Mrs.
James Petry and son left Tuesday to
spend the rest of the week with the