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ties a controversy arising out Of
any Pacific question and involT-
ing their said rights which is not
satisfactorily settled by diplomacy
and is likely to affect tho harmon
ious accord now happily subsist-
ing between them. they viii in
vite tho high contracting parties
to q Joint conference 20 which
tho whole subject Will be referr. d
for consideration and adjustment.
Article Two.
II the said rights are threa,-
oned by the aggressive action of
any other power the high con-
tracing parties shall communi-
cate with one another fully and
frankly in order 70 arrive al an
understanding as TO the most i
flcient measures 10 be taken. joint
ly and separately. 20 meet the 1X-
igencies of the particular situa-
ton.
Article Three.
This agreement shall remain N
force for ten years from the tirae
il shall take effect. and after TIE
expiration Of said period it shall
continue TO be in force subject 20
the right cf any OF the high coz
tracing parties TO terminate il
on II months noticc.
Article Four.
This agreement shall be rat,e>d
as soon as possible in accordance
with the constitutional metho Is
of the high contracting parties
and shall take effect on the deposit
of ratifications which shall take
place at Washington and there
upon the agreemel between
Great Britain and Japan which
was concluded at London on
July 13. 1911, sh; terminate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29
Pers o ais

Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Boil. of
Cambridge. Mass. are spending the
holidays with Mrs. BolIs parents
HIr. and Mrs. William Holland. who
have as other guests Lieut.. and Mrs.
lerwin Randall. OF Tampl. Fla.
The choir OF the First NJ j..
church viii give their annual Christ
mas party this evening at the home
OF Mr.. atl AIRS ~. IS. Napper. 500
W. Washington st.
Walter Weed Is spending the hoii-
days with his mother in Burlington
Vermont.
Miss Catherine Oliver and cues.
Miss Elizabeth Tschudy or Mem
phis. Tenn. spent Tuesday in Chi
cago.
Mrs. Reed Parker and children Of
Detroit. Mich. are spending the
holidays with Mrs Parker's mother.
Mrs. ]. b. Birdsell w CoIfax av.
Mrs. Nelson L. Ault and children
1047 Van Buren, St, left Tuesday
for a two weeks visit with Mrs
Auits mother. Mrs. Richard An
drews al Everett. MINI.
Among those leaving for Cali
f0rnia soon after the first OF the year
include Mrs. c. A Daugherty. Mrs
+. Louis Kuhns. Mrs. ~ Y. BeigeI
and Mrs. A. u. Warner.
Miss Matilda Christman. daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Christ.
man Of Dixie highway. is spending
The week at Culver, Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29
Revelations "A Vie s. aA ass5

+ ays deferred 20 her Judgment in
her affairs and his own. and I never
[ knew a man Put SO high a value
on woman's mentality as he did
on Lis. And. YOU know Iii. She's
the best old scout in the world. and
1 owe her more than I do anybody
in the world outside my family, but
/ II she can't be the bride al the we'd
ding and the corpse at the funeral,
life has no SAVIOR for her
"You are absolutely unjust I
/ hared, for ne had struck this note Of
criticism OF Lillian so frequently in
the last year that il had Secome a
goad. I suspected that II was con-
ceived in an absurd jealousy OF my
dependence upon her. and re-
scented II all the more strongly on
1 that account.
Look OUT
"Of course. he gibed. but with a
disarming smile.
And, besides" I went on with
feminine inconsistency. even If she
/ is inclined 20 be a bit-er-domin-
ant
GO to the head OF the class. "
/ Dicky interrupted. That word is all
10 the mustard"
q can't see what difference il
would make in Robert Savarin's
CAGE"
You can't. EN-" Dicky rejoined
/ scornfully. We'll, just let me tell
you somethingi Robert Savarin' S
one Of the greatest artists of his
time. a real genius. A man like
that is in a class by himself. He
ought 10 be put on pedestal and
| reverenced. and his genius guarded.
Can you see old lii taking a humble
attitude toward anybody o.
L glanced at him curiously. II
was not the first time I had heard
this note Of reverent admiration IN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29

away were Mrs. Reed Parker Of De
troit. Mich. and Mrs. Ralph Vein
richter Of New York city.
The music department of the
Progress club gave a delightful pro-
gram Tuesday evening at Healthwin,
which included musical numbers by
Miss vida Shonts. Miss Maude
Weber. and Mrs. J. A. Rode and
dramatic readings by Miss Alberta
Wnlett and Miss Gladys Morton.
The program was in charge Of Mrs.
l.. H. Writ.
The regular meeting of the Auten
Relief Corps was held Tuesday even
ing at the old court house. one APP
plication was filed, two initiated and
one bauoted. The installation Of
officers will take place Jan. 3.
Among those leaving Wednesday
for indianapolis TO attend the we'd
ding Of Miss Catherine Swintz and
Francis Marion Fulk are he three
bridesmaids, Miss Catherine Coon
ley. Miss Marie Kersey and Mise
Jeanette RidenoUr, Mr.. and Mrs.
.obert Swintz. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Russell and Arthur Russell, jr.; Mr..
and Mrs. +. A Stephenson Stuart
Fldredge and Norman Feltes. 4
luncheon was given at / o'clock for
he members of the bridal party Dy
The Misses Coon.ey Rideuour and
Eersey at the l.. S Ayres tea ROOM
The decorations of the table and ths
corsage given as the brides favor
were of Aaron Ward roses
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29
SOCtetu.

Characteristic Of all affairs for
which the south Bend Rotarians
no responsible. the annual "Rota-
ie Christmas Frolcke" given at the
q llver hotel last evening, was
marked bv the same dash OF orig
naIiry and completeness u detail
hich has distinguished all preVi-
Gus holiday affairs Of the club. The
&ontire mezzanlne floor was reserved
for the affair. the dinner being serv-
ed in the Rotary room 90 900 guests
who were seated az small tables IN
i groups q eight. Each table had
Ger its decoration an artistic basket
. ~ pink and white flowers. which
were given 20 the women guests a.
dfavors from the bachelor members
4 OF the club. including VI. b. Freu-
. denstein. IT. Gail Davis. Walter
i Weed. u. ID. BowRher and Rabbi
MindI.
The program was OF unusual merit
! nd was In charge Of Clifford Park.
a chairman. who was ably assisted by
L. Albert Mcdonald. VI. b. Freuden-
81 stein. COL Bullock and walter East.
Preceding the seating OF the
i guests the Invocation was pro-
nounced by Bishop John Hazen
White. after which the guests sang
4 America" while the lights were
i Turned low. revealing "A large cleo
i tric lighted Rotary wheel placed in
d huge mound OF ice IN the center
Z OF the banquet hall
. Following the dinner community
singing Of familiar songs preceded
the regular program. Richard Elbel
acting as accompanies. Perhaps one
or the hits Of the evening was the
singing of "LiI Liza Jane" by an
the guests who were led by Will
. Tam banner. Jr.. with all the en-
i thusasm and manuerisms used by
\ Homer Eodeheaver as he heads the
Billy sunday meetings Richard
s ElbeI accompanied on the 'una -fon.
s The famous Rotary Harp orchestra
& wac then introduced which proved
j 10 be a group Of the most piOus
I members. who are preparing TO en-
ter the pearly gates upon their
musical merits The selection Chos-
] en- which proved extremely pop
4 ular. was 1.-The MoCking Bird. the
. solo work of the bird being SPLEEN
4 didly done by Rome C.. stephenson.
] The Chicago Rotary Quartette was
then presented including Charles
+. need. first tenor. George Evans sec
tAl tenor. Frank Bennett. baritone,
i and p. NJ Buckley bass. Miss Jes-
| sic Royce lands. reader and sopra-
no. and Miss Dorothy Loeser. con-
tralto. also from Chicago. and Eddie
Edmunds. of St Joseph. Mich. add
ed greatly TO the well chosen pro-
gram.
The first number by the mixed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29
MASONIC

All Master Masons in South Bend,
all members of the order Of East
ern Star and all Scottish Rite
Masons in North Central Indiana
are urged TO attend a Masonic Mass
meeting at the South Bend high
school Thursday night. Dec. %, to
view and hear explained the plans
and details Of the new Masonic
nome. Architects will talk. stereop-
lean slides will be used. No solicit
tation for sale Of stock or giving Of
pledges will be made at this meet
ing. Come and approve or disarprove
the committees work. Further prog
ress depends upon this meeting
Committee 364 a. m-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29
/ sav. AIadge..

sly -fAdAHt.
Dicky spoke abruptly after "a 81
lence which for him was unusual. Il
had lasted two or three minutes. and
was beginning 10 wonder il l had
said anything 10 offend him.
slowed the car down immediate
~, in which we were going 10 meet
Robert Savarin. and answered duti-
fully:
Yes. Dicky. what is it?"
Dye think lii really means TO
ditch old Harry and marry Sava-
rin?"
WINGED at his query. Dicky is
not prone 10 crudity but evidently
his disapproval OF Linian's attitude
had goaded him into the uncouth
speech.
1t isn't a question Of her ditch
ing Harry" I replied coldly. my dis
taste for his expression betraying
itself involuntarily
"A thousand pardons. Miss Puri-
tan schoolma am, Dicky Knocked.
Il didn't mean 70 shock your re-
fined ears suppose you mean
Harry already has performed that
little job. and you're right I don't
pretend 10 defend him. but you mark
my word. Lii was happier with him
/ than she ever could be with Sa-
varin."
Il fail 10 see how you make that
out" ! said spiritedy. Her life
with that man was one long martyr
/ dom OF her own tastes and instincts.
Why! Don't you remember how
she dyed her hair and rouged SC
outrageOusly because he insisted
upon her doing it?"
"You Are Absolutely Unjust"
"Ye-es," Dicky admitted but
while she humored Harry in little
things like that. you forget that in
/ their menage she was II. Harry al
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29
ONLY THREE MORE
PROFIT SHARING DAYS
AT EIISWORTHS.

Bring your 1921 Golden Jubilee
Sales Checks and get . &C refund in
merchandise. 1t is not necessary to
buy any more than amount of re-
fund-there are no strings to this
profit sharing, all you have to do is
bring in your 1921 sales checks.
Special prices on Merchandise for
this week The Ellsworth Store.
$50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29
BIRTHS.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mathis.
1O251k W. sample ST. Dec. %, a
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Heiden.
1921 :. Scott St. Dec. %, a son.
Mr. and Mrs. Dayton O. GRIPPE. 1915
Florine ST., Dec. q. q son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29

his tone concerning Robert Savarin.
That il was "a feeling absolutely dis
tinct from his very real personal
liking for the man. I knew. IL VA
IAN impersonal sort OF homage 20 a
genius which De hambly acknowIed-
Eed as something far above his own
undeniabie talent
II don't pretend tc understand
your attitude. ] said. but I imagine
Lillian does. You forget that she
was his pupil years ago. and that he
gave her the first chance she ever
had 20 cultivate her own talent.
think she shares your admiration FOR
his genius. And as for Euardins
It"
"Oh Shell do the maternal all
right" he admitted That's her
strongest characteristic. But Jet me
tell YOU that when ursua, people
like these two get into the mar
riage game there's bound 70 boz .r-
torestinE fireworks. It's bad enough
with dubs like MS. but when real
genius enervcsces. look out.
did not answer him, because ]
totally disagreed with him. and
knew that there was no chance o.
either OF us changing our opinion.
But secretly. his cocksureness trou-
bled me. Had ne read Lillian and
Robert more accurately than / ]
had grown so accustomed 20 regard
ing marriage with Robert Savarin
as the solution Of LUHan's problems.
+la+ 9--- Ha-rff rUu..s-r. mo it's "a Is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29
.ADE A BIG HIT WITH FATHER

MADE A BIG HIT WITH FATHER.
There was rejoicing in one South
Bend home Christmas morning when
Dad discovered that the old watch
re had given Mother 20 have re-
nsired came back TO him a new
south Bend watch-with a purple
qibbOn. You see. she traded il in
81 a bargain You can do the same
35q-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29
81 YEARS YOUNG.

Tt is 81 years young, up-to-date
goth century methods throughout.
Get particulars free NJ importantly.
Walter Fegan. J. NJ. :. Bldg.
359-tf-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29

All you have guessed ABOUT life
insurance may he wrong. IL YOU
wish 10 know the truth, send for
The How and the Why" IL is is
sued free by the Penn Mutual Life.
r. VI. s. Bldg. 359-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29

quartet was "Carmenia" after
which the male quartet sang Nestle
in Your Mothers Arms" and for an
encore sang. The oliver Pillow. In
o Garden OF Roses" was especially
we'll given by Mr. Bennett and Mrs.
lands Miss Loeser then sang.
Sacrament" which was followed
ry an excellent dramatic reading Of
Lilac Time" by Mrs lands, who
responded with a fetching little
number. entitled. Susanne." Mrs.
George NJ Studebaker accompanied
the Chicago artists.
Mr. Edmunds from St Joseph
very delightfully."- entertained with
number Of Harry Lauder songs, the
guests joining in the chorus OF
"Roamin' In the Gloamin'.' Dane
ing 20 the music OF the Toxic or
chestra finished the Real Rotary
Party
Another charming party was given
Wednesday evening at the Indiana
and University club when the Phi
Sigma sorority entertained at
dance. The guests were received
by the committee in charge OF the
evening which included Miss Marie
Voedish. chairman. Miss Nernice
Elbel. Mrs Delhi Martin and Miss
Ruth Baker Miss Voedisch wore
green tulle and gold lace over green
and gold cloth, and carried a black
feather fan Miss ElbeI chose or
child georgette combined with silver
cloth with roses effectively used on
the foundation slip of silver. Mrs.
Martins gown was a draped model
OF velvet relieved by crimson roses
at the panel a smart froCk OF
g-een changeable taffeta embroider-
ed In gold was worn by Miss Baker.
The ballroom was attractive i'm
decora tions suggestive of the hOli-
day season. Dancing began at
o'clock. Harry Denny's oliver hotel
orchestra playing the program.
Late In the evening supper was
served 90 100 guests.
Mrs J. VI. Cooney, 500 William
ST.. was hostess Wednesday at a
charming o'clock luncheon.
Z 4 MtNAN -tlkllI GUESTS MtlE EtdANh a.
small tables. carefully appointed
and centered with crystal baskets
Of American beauty roses. The aft
ernOOn was spent at auction bridge.
The favors being won by Mrs II. r.
Weber: Mrs r. o. Green and Mrs.
It. McGrath.
Mrs. Horace Fox. SPA Park av.,
was hostess TO the members of the
/ Luncheon Bridge club Wednesday
afternoon at / o'clock luncheon.
A buffet luncheon was served from
table conferred with a crysta, bask-
et Of red carnations while red can
, dies in silver holders completed the
attractive appointments At bridge,
the favOrs were won by Mrs. Carl
/ Hibberd. An out Of town guest was
/ Mrs Frank Thompson Of Oakland,
| Cal In two weeks the club will
meet with Miss Helen Herr, y.
( Main st.
Mrs. John Toyue, Niles I'd, was
. hostess Wednesday at a l o'clock
luncheon 10 the members OF the
+ Solux club Twelve guests were
+ seated at a carefully appointed ia
+ hue conferred with chrysanthemums
THE afternoon was spent nj bridge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29

Pepper and Cherries in great va
riety- South Bend Floral Co. 122
Y. Mich. 81. 35l-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29

You viii not be asked 70 pledge
your subscription at Masonic Mass
meeting. 363 a. m.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29

See the new Masonic home A.
Mass meeting Thursday night.
1858 a. m.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29

the favors being won by Mrs. Z. II.
Hawkinson, Mrs. l. A. 5. Wood and
Mrs. l.. Peters. The club will be en-
tertained at luncheon next Wednes-
day at the Jefferson hotel, the host
ess being Mrs. Fred Coch Leland
av.
The Sigma Fl Epsilon sorority en-
tertained at a $50 o'clock dinner
Wednesday evening at the Golden
Eagle Inn. Covers We're placed for
is. After the dinner an initiation
Of three pledges took place at the
home Of Miss Margaret Freshley. S.
st. Joseph st. The pledges were
the Misses Mildred Prinzhorn, II.
Lucille Gerber and Rose Hem.
The Jolly Il Birthday club met at
an all day session wednesday at
the home of Mrs Y. +. Murphy. 1909
s Marietta St, the occasion being
the birthday anniversary of the
hostess. A pot luck dinner was
served at 1890 o'clock. After the
business Of the afternoon, an ex-
change of Christmas gifts took
place and an informal musical hour
was spent The next meeting Of
the club Will be held on Jan. 25. at
the home of Mrs. w. Kizer, 412 f.
Monroe st.
Mrs. Charles Young, 2425 S.
Michigan St, was hostess TO u
members of the Question clue Tues
day evening ar q Christmas party.
hostess. Music. games and con-
tests featured the evening. the IA
vors being won by Miss Blanche
Colip and Mrs. Claude Young The
next meeting OF the club viii be
held at the home of Mrs. John Car
son smith. 1925 y. Johnson ST., on
Jan. "A.
The Clay and Harris Economies
club met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Lulu Bacon. Brick rd. Eleven
present What Attraction Has
Your school House." was discussed
bv Miss Elsie Christian. Mrs. Mar
tha Mace read a paper on Now 10
Improve our School Houses. s.
reading 10y Mrs. Martha Chearhart
concluded the program for the after
moon ON NeU ye3,'s eve The club
,,-ur ba e,,es-s ct ds,rer ar .be
tcv,a cf Nrr and Ms Frod Free
man Fdvrar5sbur- rd THE NEXT
ra.7I1ar meeting VIII Inc held lar.
~ cha bono of Mics Wand,
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"eoIeSnas az i-''u NloDN ~
nome OF MUS. 'eoIHe Iie"I''' 'l' f.
" '-7.l.''- '. W. rls'l, sNeS.S w. ~
christmas 0ecora'lois' III a con.
test when was he'u uuLlnB the al
ternoon' Mrs EaWaIo btIlCh won
the favor The club VIII meet on
Jan. H. with Mrs r. Myers broh-
son ST.
The members of the Pythian Tea
held an afternoon meeting at the
*. OF L. hall Wednesday afternoon.
IWenty-siN members were present
After the regular business meeting
"a contest was held. the favor being
won by Mrs. J. Young. The host
eSSeS Tor the afternoon were MIS-.
Anna Elbel. Mrs. Lulu Ford. Mrs.
Maude Graham and Mrs II. Leltha
Cooley. In TWO weeks dholhtI att
ernoon meeting viii be held al the
nan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29

As courtesy 20 Miss Helen de
Lorenzi of Washington. d. c.. Mrs
Joseph de L.orenzi. jr.. S12 r Jefrer-
son blvd. entertained a few guests
at luncheon at I O'Clock WEDNESDAYS
afternoon. The other guests from
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29

A business meeting Of the Eldeen
club was held Wednesday evening
at the home Of Mrs. Charles Lind
quist. 1921 Milton av. The hostess
FOR the next meeting viii be Mrs.
Philip shine zoe r. Dayton ST, on
the evening of Jan. II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29

Mrs John Toyne. Niles I'd, was
hostess Wednesday at 1 o'clock
luncheon 10 the members OF the
Solux club. Twelve guests were
seated at a carefully appointed ia
hue conferred with chrysantkemums
THE afternoon was spent at bridge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29

The annual Christmas dinner If
the Modern Priscilla club was given
"Wednesday at 1890 o'clock at the
home OF Mrs George Hewitt, 919 H..
Washington as, Eight guests We're
seated az The table made festive with
: Christmas decorations. In a con-
test which was held during the af-
tcrnoon. Mrs Edward Bertch won
the favor The club will meet on
Jan. i. with Mrs. Z. Myers. Bron-
son ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29

$50
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-03-11
COTTAGE GROVE LOCALS

The play given Saturday night was
good, and everybody enjoyed the pro
gram.-C f Young of Mckenzie was
in town few days last week.-The
greatest amusement on Sundays is
he horseback riders.-Mrs Barber has
been i'll for a few days.--Mr and
Mrs Lee Ridgeway and children were
visitors in Mckenzie and Henry a
few days this week.--Misses Annie
Rogers Byars and Opal Bell went to
Boydsville Monday and were guests
of Miss Dunn.--Howard Austin and
wife spent Saturday night with his
father Frank Austin, and Sunday
with bud Austin and family.-Several
men with teams did some excellent
grading and road work Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs w r Bowden entertained
quite a number of their friends Sun
day. Nineteen guests enjoyed their
kind hospitaljty.-Sunday services at
the Methodist church, preaching II
Prayer meeting each Friday night.
All are invited.-Ruth Rainey spent
the week end with homefolks-Mrs
o X Cole and children were in Cot
tage Grove Saturday night.-The play
given at Hico Friday night was en-
joyed by all. Several from here at
tended.-Mary and Matte Lou Mann
are on the sick list at this writing
H Hicks and Mr. and Mrs Bill Parker
spent Sunday with Mrs Mary Terry
Mr. and Mrs Smith spent Sunday in
the country with Mr. and Mrs Baxter
Roberts-Miss Annie Rogers Byars
is spending sometime with her grand
parents Mr. and Mrs w E Barber
j d Dumas and family were in Paris
Monday.--Will Rainey spent Sunday
with homefolks.-Charlie Bowden has
been suffering with tonsolitis for sew
eral days.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-03-11
HENRY LOCALS

Mrs Herbert Clements was a Paris
visitor Thursday-Miss Ruby Greer
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs Jim
Barham Wednesday night--Miss Ma
Wis DeBruce of Big Sandy spent last
week with her cousin Mrs Lee Gaddy
--Mesdames Lee Walton and Earl
Lovelace have gone to Hot Springs
for few weeks yisit-Miss Maggie
Milan spent several days last week
with Mrs E b Milam-Mrs Willie
Wright spent few days last week
with her mother Mrs Wallie Greer.
The play, "A Poor Married Man"
was given at the Henry High School
last Thursday night. This was the
second time to present the play. 1t
was great success and neat sum
was made Cor the benefit OF the
school-Mrs r b Chrisman spent q
few days last week in Murray-Mrs
Harriet Peoples is visiting in Nc
Kenzie.-Mr and Mrs Floyd Brown
OF Paris spent Sunday with Miss
Blanche Rorie.-Elmer Webb is Wis
iting homefolks in Hollow Rock.--Dr
L Goldsby has been called to the
DtuSA0S VI HIS HiOtler MIS- f1arfletL
Goldsby of McKenzie---Mr and Mrs
Cleveland Dunn spent Monday in
Paris--Mr and Mrs Harmon Eaker
spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs
Billy Hallum--The funeral of Mrs
Jane Mooney and Mrs Mamie New
ton was conducted here Monday by
Rev Spaulding. Mrs Mooney was
laid to rest in the Breedlove burying
ground. Mrs Newton was carried to
the Bowden burying> ground. These
ladies We're well known here and had
many friends here to mourn
their death-Mrs Maude CASTOR of
Mckenzie spent the week end with
her mother Mrs Jim Williams-Mr
and Mrs e B Milan spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs Frank Curry of