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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
HOUSE AND SENATE
COMMITTEES ARE IN
ACCORD ON TARIFF.
All Differences in Fordney
Emergency B i'll Are
Smoothed Out.
MEASURE SENT BACK TO
HOUSE FOR FINAL ACTION
Hasten Arrival at White House
TO Enable Attempt to Over
ride Presidents Veto.
Try Associated Press ]

NASIilNGToN. w Feb. 3i.-DIncr-
cnccs in the 'ordney emergency tariff
bill as 1t passed the House and SEN
ate were smoothcd out today by
conference committees or the two
branches Of Congress and the battle
the House for iinal action,
Although the b!ll has parliament
,ary right 10 consideration ,omur-
row. II WAS deemed unlikely that II
would be called up before Saturday
Some Of its enthusiast Supporters.
However. may compel earlier consid-
oiaiion in an effort Ia hasten its ar
rival at the White House. and enable
an attempt 20 override tn. Pre- esident's
veto. II such is necessary.
As the hill went back 10 the House
IL carried hat-rntc OF cents Il
pound tariff on the ordinary house
hold brand OF sugar. The Senate
amendment, which was considerably
higher. was siashcd TO pieces IN the
threatened deadlock OF the confer
ence, AMI :, new rate, in uuhs. stu
ton for the present tariff OH sugar,
therefore, amounts to doubling Of
the import duties on sugars OF all
grades. making cuban sugar pay II
duty OF Si.60 per hundred pounds.
and similar rate on molasscs and
kindred sugar products.
Stnnd Pint ON Hides.
While agreeing to the tarin on the
sugar. the House concerc.s stood .,n,
OH a refusal 10 parm,, +, t.riu 80,
hides and leather nro,incIs -r...,.
likewise forced "a raan.rion or En
cr,.ta pcr mound frnp, tbs r,,, uxa,i
In tn. Senat. o,naram,r, -, .,,u,
classes .r ;nhorcn ~. s.n., ,a,n
of 1 rcn,s 49,, .n, .i
c,nr-nr,.e,a >, > .r.
SOM ,in.r
o,,i,.u, !, ~, IL,
,i.o ,I,o., va
49,, MN. l"s'
, cent
,ua ,.;,a ~, ~" ''ce
'"' '"""i'c'nr'
=,
speculation tonight
."e Wouid concur IN
e - - It's conference COM
'" ~ SUGAR uutS. Ihree at
.'"p's were matte u was recalled. to
'at s"6ai III the iist Whcn the Dill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
GOVERN Ms:aT, so FAIRS
WITHOUT OFFICIAL ADNICES
lHy Associated Press


rAE.tMA. Feb. .i.---Thc PanaInan
advices regarding tho reported oc-
costal /. ST.. forces. President porrus
infcrmcd III" Associated Press this
evening Last of rapid commnnica-
tons from coto. in the Province Of
IhirlquE. where the revolution Is re-
ported. mas prevented the receipt Of
news from that point and likewise
from the small armed expedition
which the Panama government dis-
patched for the purpose OF inyesti-
CATION and possible defense.
Thomas Jacomc Costa Rican con
sm!. this afternoon gave out die
patch from the Costa RicHn Foreign
Once answering an inquiry relative
10 the occupation reports Tie dis
patch says:
The Costa Rtcan government has
not invaded panaman territory. II
mas sent forces and authorities 10 ter
ritorics considered its undisputed do
minion."
The D!ario Nac:onnl the govern
incnt organ. declares that the pro-
ccehing is 4 caucus bell and AN at
tack against our sovereignty. which
1t Is necessary to rcpcl BY force"
Relative TO the status OF the ter
ritory involved. President Porras said
il was the subject of two conflict
ing arbitration decisions. one favor
ing Panama and the other Costa Rica.
Panama has been holding Coto under
the first decision. refusing to accept
the second decision.
a demonstration has taken place
here against the action Of Costa
Rica, and loyal paradcs have been
held In the main streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
LEY United News.l

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Feb. "a
Is the War Department will sanction
II. Lieutenant William Devoc Coney,
United States Army, who today COM
plcted flight from tho Pacific 10
the Atlantic in twenty-five hours.
and thirty minutes actual flying
time. will make flight from
Pablo Beach, Fla, to San Diego.
Cal, in less than twenty hours.
according to his statement. when he
awakened from an exhausted sleep
tonight. following his gruclling test
from the Pacific coast today.
Lieutenant Coney, who fell asleep
while attempting to dictate an in
tcrview carly this morning, was as
fresh this evening as II he had never
undergone the hnrdships of tho race
he had made between the West and
East coasts. He is ready for another
flight. in which he promises TO break
ali existing records from the Atlantic
to the Pacific. '
In passing the mountains In his
first night out of San Diego, .Lieuten.
ant coney maintained that he has
|Sestablished a record and asserts that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25

.DAUCHERTY IN CABINET
. BRINGS CHEER TO 'DRYs'
New Attorncy-GcncraI win insti-
tm,e Measures for Vigorous
Law Enforcement.
MAY PROBE DEBS' CASt.
Attacks on Incoming Member of
Harding staff Merely Strengthen
ed Determination of President
Elect 10 Name Him for Post.
Hoover Accepts Post
in Harding's Cabinet
LEY Arsocin1ed rren,.l |

NEW YORK, Feb. 2I.-Iicrhert
linorcr tri~phoncd Senator Hnr,i-
ing tonight Tint hr had nrrrptr,
tho Offer of tho Cabinet post OF
Secretary of Commerce. George
llnrr Iinkcr. his assistant. an
nouncrd tonight.
SIR. Hoover. In "a statement nude
public u. Mr.. Unker. announced
thai hr wonld continue tu direct
the policies Of European relief.
Nlr. IIon,rr's statement fol-
lows:
"PresiGcn,-I:!rci Harding this
evening as:sr,l me To stale that
he hna Included me In his nnuinn-
;lons rnr The Cabinet as Secretary
az Commerce. senator Harding
enters whoiehrurtesiiy into the
plans for upbuildlnE the depart
mrnt and wishes that . continue
% direct the policies of the l:u-
ropenn relief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
ny RoHERT j. BENDER,
fnltcd News stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.-Ericnds
Of Harry NJ Dausherty. to he At
torney General in the Harding Cab
met. volunteer the. prediction that
soon after he takes office. he wii
/. Announce his intention to insti-
tutc measures for vigorous enforce
ment of nationwide prohibition.
,. Recommend an investigation to
ascertain the justice OF the demands
for the release from Atlanta penitcn-
tiary OF Eugene V. Dcbs, Socialist
leader. serving sentence for alleged
violation OF the espionage law.
Thc TWO acts, If taken. would seem
a; first blush to have no relation. AS
a matter Of fact. whether or not by
design. they would serve a purpose.
according TO DauSherty's friends.
Daugherty is President Elect Hard
inss most intimate friend. and oh:
vious.y his right-hand man in poll
ties. lie took OH tho added role or
lardins's official spokesman, for the
moment at least. when he granted an
interview 10 correspondents here
thursday, outlining some of Hard
irs's Ideas on procedure after enter
ing the White House.
Most Generously Attacked.
Daugherty also enjoys the destinc-
tion3of being, perhaps. the most gen
erously attacked individual in the
Harding Cabinet list to date. His APP
rcintncnt. particularly ms Attorney
:,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
SCOUTS TALE OF BETROTHAL
TO MRS. MURiEL MACSWiNEY
Art O'Hricn Says, "Pctty Pcrsecuaiun''
OF Late Lord Mayors
Family.
IBs United Ncws.I

LONDON, Feb. .4.-Art o'Brier.
secretary OF the irish League for
DIFFERENTIATION. and at prcscn,
"on the run" from the authorities.
denied to United News reports that
he is engaged to marry Mrs Nur!ci
MacSwlnev, widow OF Terence MAG
Swiney. Lord Mayor Of Cork. who
died in a hunger-stril<c.
This is the first have heard Of
it," O'Brien said. The rnmor OF my
engagement probably cmanatcs from
source tina. delights in petty perse-
cution OF MacSwiney's family. au-
thorizn you 10 deny tho report"
Mrs. MacSw iney Is stated by Sim
Fein headquarters here to have spent
n few weeks with o'BIien's sister
after her return from America. Head
quarters said O'Brien was making
himself inconspicuous Just now be-
cause OF the arrest without an official
warrant last week OF Scan Macrath.
his associate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
CALDER COAL REGULATION
BILL is SENT TO SENATE
Committee on Manufactures Tnani-
mously recommends Passage
AT Present Session.
GREATLY MODIFIED ~ FORM
All Provisions for Fed Control
ana operation of Industry During
Emergencies Are Stricken Out
by Body.
iEv Associated Press |

WASiiINGToS, Feb. 2i.-Greatly
modified in form. the Calder coal reg
uiation bill waH sent TO the fl!l Sem
ate today by the committee on man
utactures. with unanimous re-
co'nmehdat!on Tor passage at the
present session.
+. All provisions IN the bill for Fed
era! coniro! and operation o. the coal
industry during emergencies. and a..
lax PROPOSALS aimed az elimination
of excess profits in coal dealings. were
STRICKEN ont b the committee ses-
S'"h' nut requirements Tor run ana
current pnoisci'S on coal mining
costs ana proiiis, 7" b. gathered by
'hs fcueral Trade Commission, were
!"tt !htac'.
!ae committee Inserted section
rrauir'hE the Federal Trade G"mmis-
son. "heasN"r ia rs genera reports
y 'ouha instance OF cNi"rtionaic OF
excessive prohts taken by coal min
ing corporations. 20 make individual
""n corporate names ava ai'ah." To the
P9hhs' ana 10 report them indiv.d-
u'iN :" congress. FURTHER sections
"uae" "ouid require The commission
!" compile data on contract sale or
coai 'Shi!e the Geo!ogical Survey is
au'hori"ea 20 compile fun current re
''"''N On c"ai production stocks and
'''o ~, n'''s"'s.
y. report OF the committee said
me o'ii was not offered as a com
Pielo legislative solution" OF the
pIopiehi OF preventing n recurrence
~ the "ep'oraDie conditions 20 which
me consuming public has been sub
-. more eSPec'"i'S during the past
seaI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
ASK HARDING TO APPOINT
LABOR MAN TO CABINET
Unions Practically Iniorsc Type of
Man Like James Duncan, of
Quincy, Mass.
Go,,lERs SIGNS REQUEST
American Federation and Four,
Railroad Brotlcrhoods Want
Representative of Their Own Or
ganizut ions to Have Portfolio
lEy Associated prcssl

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2i.--orsanized
labor called upon President Eject
Harding today 10 appoint TO his Cab
inc; as Secretary of Labor n rccog-
nized representative OF organized
WORKING people OF our country and
who understands t:,c toiiers."
The request. made in the form Of
telegram to the pres.dcnt-clect
at 81. Augustine, Fla. was declared
b. labor leaders TO be practically an
Endorsement or the type OF man OF
james Duncan. of Quincy. Mass,
vice president ana member OF the
executive council OF the American
Federation OF Labor. whom they re-
gard as the one candidate who Is u
recognized representative OF organ
iZcd labor
Reports that James j. Davis. Of
Pittsburgh, had been selected b. Mr..
Harding a. his Tabor secretary were
not referred to in the message
The telegram was signed by Presi-
den; Gompers, the members of the
executive council, and representatives
of The national and international
unions affiliated in the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. and the rrpresen-
tattves of the four railroad brother
hoods.
i.nbor Deeply Interested
In view of the fact that you have
under consideration for appointment
us Secretary OF Labor several can
didates. said the message, and be-
causc labor IN deeply Interested I'm
ln
head "T the Department o: Labor. we
iha representatives OF the national
and international! unions affiliated
with the American Federation OF
Labor, and the representatives or the
railroad brotherhools rcspcctfu,lv
ask You 10 appoint as a member of
the Cabinet to be Secretary OF Labor
member OF organized labor; one
who is recognized as Il real spokes-
man OF the working people or our
country and who understands the
soiiers' one who has lived. worked
and counseled with them
we have no desire 10 name any
such person for this office, but we
respectfully REQUEST as citizens OF
our country that the man TO be an
pointed TO represent us in your Cabi-
net shall be u recognized represen-
tative Of organized labor"
The resolution authorizing the
telegram was adopted hcEY today by
the labor leaders after Il lengthy
conference, at which the Cabinet
situation and the incoming Repub-
iican administration was discussed
While approval OF Mr.. Duncan's ap-
pointment to the Cabinet us Secre-
tary Of Labor was voiced by the
speakers, II was learned that it was
considered inadvisa bic to suggest any
name - the President elect.
To Onset "Open Shou."
Plans for the launching by organ
iZcd labor OF nation wide campaign
70 offset the open shop movement
and alleged propaganda OF opponents
OF trades unionism were completed
~ the closing session oi the Labor
conference, which had been In ses-
n ~ Na a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
LARGEST CROWDS
OF WEEK THRONG
BIG ARMORY HALL
interest Grows in Striking
Displays Of Home
Products.
ATTENDANCE IS ESTIMATED
AT APPROXIMATELY $4,000
Thousands of Samples, Ranging
From Cigarettes to Biscuits,
Are Given Away.
QUARTET IS ENTERTAINING
Many Farmers Are Seen Among
Multitude. Carefully Examining
Exhibits.

's'Shmoads exposition o. products
made III hcr own factories and shops
friched the summit Of popular favor
!ast night when the greatest crowd
that has yet attended the display
passed within the doors of the C;ray.s
Armory. moved III an unending Inc
before the seventy booths. represent,
ing every phase OF Richmond indus
try. and made merry In true carnival
fashion.
shortly after s O'Clock so large was
the crowd seeking admission that the
steps OF the armory were packed with
human mass and long line formed
IN tue street IL was n matter OF
aoous hve minutes to negotiate the
distance between the street and the
hrst aisle OF the exposition booths.
rs some gained admission. others took
their places. The drive for entrance
lasted with unabatcd force for an
hour.
Crowded TO its capacity. movement
from booth To booth was slow. Hun
drcds who made the circuit once, later
sought the gallery to get n birdseye
view Of the throng still going the
rounds and the dancers in the center
Of the bail in a space roped off f.r
dancing.
Figures Not Available.
No figures were available last night
on the total attendance for the day
Estimates of those In charge OF war;
ous exhibits ranged from $4,000 to
$4,000.
MI RichmoHd was represented at
The exposition in those attending the
exposition. Smiling as lie was buff
fcted by the crowds that surged in
every foot OF space, Governor West
morcland Davis spent an hour last
night reviewing the exhibits and
chatting with friends on every topic
under the sun. from the making OF
pnper boxes in Richmond to the COM
ing senatorial contest between Gov
crnor Davis and Senator Claude
Swanson. The Governor was unac-
companied. and 1t was we'll that nc
was, for he was hailed on every AMI
often formed the center of many
small groups.
Thousands OF samples of Richmond
made products were distributed last
night to those who attended the ex-
position. These ranged from cigar
cites. blotters and rulers to hot bis
cults. sliced bacon and clothes pins.
When the doors OF the exposition
finally closed. tangible evidence OF
just what is made in Richmond was
carried home by thousands. Those
who planned to have the big show
sell Richmond to Richmonders are
smiling now because they SEQ their
dream fulfilled.
ThronE ls Merry.
1t was n merry thronE that filled
the armory last night. AS the latest
model talking machine made in Ricn-
rnond loudly played The Love Nest"
across the aisle housewives sampled
some OF Eiugan's meat products and
others just little way down the
aisle ate pot biscuits made OF Dun
lop flour, negro quartet sang old
southern melodies, small boys gave
out copies Of The Evening Dispatch.
and brilliant gas lights shone down
on those viewing the gas and water
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
3 DEAD, I DYING,
OTHERS HURT IN
ENGINE BOLLERBL
Fireman, Head 7rainnan and
Conductor Lose Lires i'm
Jersey City Explosion.
LEY lrnitcl News

JERSEY CITY, y. J.. Feb a4.-
Three men are dead another dying
and severa! others are reported 10
be in n serious condition from burns
as result Or thc explosion az a
boiler OF a freish; locomotive in ;he
local yards Of the Lchigh Valley Ra:i-
road about II O'clock tonight
The dead:
George Arnold. fireman.
William McCaulcy. head trainman.
John McGee. conductor.
John Mcdonald, fireman, is expected
10 die. and John Ward. conductor, is
in n serious condition at the 81.
Francis Hospital. There was no trace
OF the engineer.
Tho bodies OF McCauley and McGee
we're found under the wreckage Of
the engine. Arnold died In an ambu-
lance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
FLAMES WIPE OUT
HEART or TEXAS
WWWLOSS $500, 900
27 Business Houses, Hotels
and Apartments
Fall Prey.
ny Associatcd Press. j

EREcKENRIDGE, sTEXAS. Feb. 81.
Starring In bedroom over n gas
oline filling station, fire here today
destroyed twenty-seven bus n s S
houses. hotels and apartments In the
busin ess section and caused an esti-
mated loss OF 100000.
Tho plant of the Daily American.
morning newspaper, was destroyed
Dynamite was used In an attempt
to check the fire. which started In the
Bass OIL Company building and soon
spread to surrounding buildings In
the business area. s., 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
Lands REVEALS IDEA OF
MISCONDUCT IN OFFICE
More i.enicnt With Homc-urewers
Than With Those Charged with
Commercial TrnnfckIng.
Hy United News.

10y JHItcH NeWS.J
Lax CROSSE. WIS. Feb. 24.-Fed-
eral Judge Lands revealed his idea
of misconduct in office here today.
He revoked the license OF United
States commissioner held by Stanley
G. Tallman. GAINESVILLE. when Talls-
man appeared in court as attorney
for Timothy McKinzie. who pleaded
guilty of selling wine OF pepsin and
other intoxicants. FH
Judge Lands sentenced seventy ls.
PENDANTS charged with violating
liquor laws. He was more lenient
with those guilty of making liquor
for their own consumption than with
those charged With commercial liquor
tranIckink. ssSs s. ". S q e,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
AMERICA INSISTS ON
VOICE IN DISPOSAL
OF GERMAN TRACTS
Secretary Colby Makes
Known Nations Stand
in Note to Council.
SAYS GOVERNMENT CANNOT
BE BOUND BY YAP MANDATE
State Department Declares Com
munication Strengthens Posi-
ton of New Administration.
LBy Assocla,cn rress

u.,..tr,>.... a.
-''i'e'
:" "n7
.,-h.
,ho ,, y
81
S.cr.,,rv con-.
u, - '"''
'e's ae
az 'he
d,,..,., ''''' '"'
'''e poSSeSsiohs can
nor Dc undertaken. or cGectuatcd''
"i'hout the assent of the United
States.
Furthermore J.. ... a.,
rr, ''e
''e "i the n!:nci-
~ aHied and associated powers"
has AN equal concern and an i,sen-
arabic ir,cr.s," v.i,,, -.
,hos. ,ou !, y
torres taken
''''" Yer man! AMI "concedc!y an
cHuai voice III th-i: dispositions"
Declaring that tho ,,n.ri4
.rnn.n, III, ~.
7"u ''se'' ~
- 'he terms anu provisions Of
the mandate given to Japan over the
Pacific Island OF Yap a, IN. u.e,in,
~ IN, ,..,.rs :.
'"e secretary "i state re-
Quests that the council "havin. OBJ
viousiy acted under n misapprchen-
sion Of IN. farts" -
~ ,,,,,
''a Improved
'aphhese mandate over the island. re-
."e Question Tor the further
A'.on' whsch the proper set
,,,,,, 'ea'iH requires.
men aumtnistrntfon
nN. tne note today State
n'eh' oihcials declared that
,d,r,n;.,s,.i D.'e 'hr present
,,1.i.,a "a strengthened the
y.hi5,, administration.
r,,hnr - "ee March 4.
ment MI. ,',.', IN e"ipafrass- :
,re.s.a IN, ,h ~ "!so was "x-
fer.nc. NJ .h "e con :
,:s,,s. po"cFs 70
understood ,h., -
Il. ac,.n,,h,. !, : VIII"
although s,,,. D.,
said the modus o,.r.,.a,
CONCERN .o ~. - '''i.e
Referring to IN. Va, i'"s", :
rotary Colby saws in bis 49,, =. -,
couucii that a, the ,;,,. az 49,. .,,..
cussion OF the question u, p,.;s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
CANADIAN CLERGYMAN
NOT GUILTY OF MURDER
Jury DeIilcrntcS 0niS Onc-Hour In
Case of Rey. Spracklin, Liquor
License Inspector.
thy Associated Press. J

lBy Associated Press.
SANDWICH. ONT, Feb. 2t.---one OF
cauada's most dramatic murder
trials ended this afternoon. when 4
jury after less than an hours de-
liberation, found Rev.J. Q. l.. Sprank-
!in, former liquor license inspector
and pastor o. Sandwich Methodist
church. not guilty OF manslaughter In
killing Beverly Trumbic. an inn
Keeper.
Trumbie was shot and killed by the
clergyman during raid on The inn.
IN the night Of November 4. Ac-
sompanied by several Of his liquor
enforcement officers. the Rev. Sprack-
In visited the establishment where
he testified resistance was offered by
i.nmbie and his employees. Threat-
fned by Trumble. who forished a
rsvoiver, the clergyman declared, he
ared, convinced his own life was en-
dangered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
nury oklnhomn Handle Today.

DEWTY, OKLA. Feb. 24.-Thc
!, body. of Henry Starr. Oklahoma ban
i,1it, who was fatally wounded in an
attempt to rob bank at Harrison
Ark. last week. arrived here from
Joplin, Mo-. today. The funeral Will
be held from the. Baptist church here
tomorrow. 80 J, = SO. 4, =.
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-07-08
ENJOYABLE MORNING PARTY

Yesterday morning about IL o'clock
the guests assembled at the suburban
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Pyles to
an invitation from Mrs. Pyles and
daughter, Miss Catherine Pyles to
enjoy different card games which was
q compliment to Mrs. Pyles's daugh-
ter, Miss Ophelia SawteIle of New
York city, who is to spend several
months vacation at home and also
for Miss Sawtelle's guests, the Misses
Isabel and Edith Shamberger OF Bal
timore.
Further enhancing to the attrac-
tiveness of the Pyles home were the
artistic arrangements of quantities of
red and white roses, double pink hi
discus and zennias, all of which were
intermingled with asparagus fern. In
formally greeting the guests as they
arrived were the hostesses, who were
assisted by Mrs. Pyles' daughter, Mrs.
Howard Hitchings, Mrs. E. L. Car
ney and Miss Margaret Howell. After
greeting and being greeted by Miss
Sawtelle and the Misses Shamberger,
the guests INDUCED in games of auc-
ton and rock, while some enjoyed
fancy work and conversation. Passing
the attractive score cards were Mas
tiers Jack Hitchings and Lorenzo
Collum. After several hours at these
entertaining games a delicious lunch
con was served which consisted of
fried chicken, escarole salad uniquely
served in poinsettia tomato basket,
hot biscuits, chocolate minis, sailed
nuts, ice cream and cake.
Mrs. J. d. Robertson secured the
highest score in auction and was
presented with a pint jar of double
cream for her cleverness. Mrs. Ty-
dings scored highest among the rock
players and received a similar gift.
The following were the invited
guests at this delightful occasion
which came to an end about -four
o'clock in the afternoon: Mrs. J. d.
Robertson, Mrs. Charles Rheinauer,
Mrs William Hooker, Mrs. Walter
Hood, Mrs. Marion johnson, Mrs. E.
L. Carney, Mrs. C. P. Howell, Mrs. C,
R. Tydings, Mrs. RUDE Redding, Mrs.
Anna Holder, Mrs. B. B. Bullock, Mrs,
Alfred Beck, Mrs. L. w. Duval, Mrs,
z. C. Chambliss and Mrs S. 7. Sis
trunk, Misses Annie Davis, Isabel
and Edith Shamberger, Ophelia Saw
teHe and Anne Swain.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-07-08
FOR THE LADY WHO CARES

The exact thing you want you viii
find at Hooper's Milady Beauty Par
lors. We are now equipped to furnish
you any line in cosmetics that you
are looking for. Our cosmetician il
able to give the very best in skin and
scalp treatment. manicuring, sham
pooling, etc Electrolysis work done
in all forms; also hair restoring made
a speciality. Phone 272. 112 Fort King
avenue. The shop where the children
like to go. 27-tf