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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
TEATRo AMERICA:

Estreno de la pelicula por Tide KassJ
y Gustavo Serena titulada 'Niniche'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
La Cruz ROja Americana
J ell fueg0 de PueTta de
TieTTa

Hemos recibido Ell informe final de
los recibos gastos del fondo especial
reunido por la Cruz Roja Americana pa
ra soccrrer las victimas del fuego de
Fuerta de Tierra.
Ell referido informe, del cual extracta
mos los siguientes datos, nos fu6 re-
mitido por Mr.. Knowleton, secretario
Ejecutivo del capitulo de la Cruz Roja,
en- Puerto Rico:
ccntribridores, $1921.4C
GASTos:
Comidas de emergeneia $SS0.24
ordenes al Colmado, 5S6.50
<eamas. ropas v mobilario. 6so.25
Zapatos 168.15
Donativos EN- metaiico 1000
Transpette, 30.75
Medicinas mediccs, 41.27
Generos diversos, 1870
ases.se
Balance hasta 81 10. de Die 51.54
1921.4o
Este fondo ha sido usado exclusivamen
te para los fines indicados, y su supervi
sion Y distribution ha estado cargo
de la DIRECTIVE del cap.tulo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
poR UN AUroMov1I

En- el barrio s'suslia Baja'' de Yau
co, eI autcm6viI que guiaba Marcos
Puente arroll6 a Bartolo = Juan Vegas
infri6ndole algunos golpes, de los que
fu6 curado por 81 DR.. Ramirez.
Ell chauffeur fu6 denIincisdo por
violaci6n de Ia ley de automobiles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
SEYuL.A

OEVMLA
I'll mag fresso, ample esmedcr eSn
6sta al mar. DEPARTMENTS para f.
miiias Frente n edi9eio del BenaAo
, eerca de los demAs Centres 0Asia-
lea. u mks eonvsnisnte para traA-
ssunsss. s.--Ee alquilan 40 eanas 90
snsnal, quincenaI msnsnal. Hespe-
aais complsto, 1900. Gale do Cria-
70, MIN. 16. San Juan. sTel6fono 80.
2. o. Box 6s1. ProDistaria: PEDRO
ARRIETA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09

81 Sc tiene en- cuenta que ia muchos
oficiales y soldados pertenecfan contri-
buyentes a la 'sCruz Roja'', esta can
tidad representa- un esfuerzo revelador
del noble espiritu que distingde los
muchachos del regimientO, por 10 que
les reiteramos nhestra cordial felicita-
ci6n, asf como tambi6n al apreciado ca
pellan vassallo, pOr el triunfo obtenido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
LA CAFETERIA
Ell. YESUBIO

Persisipe . mi numerosA elienislG
.aa waevanonts me snsuentrs n
fraEte de- este asrsditado Restauraat
aeRAs sReentrarkn nm ssmsrad0 Scr-
deie Q Ia carta.
lfs adnaitsa aFonados y nunea fAl-
an lea sab1ssos spaguetti.
Vicente RINALDI.
Allsn 10. San Juan. 1elsfono 0es.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-15


Washington, d. C.-President Har-
ding. In one of the most important
speeches made In years, touching upon
many questions vital to the nation, adj
dressed Congress- as follows:
Members of the Congress: You have
been called into extraordinary session
to give your consideration to national
problems far too pressing to be long
neglected.
We face our task of legislation and
administration amid conditions as diff
ficult as our government has ever con-
templated.
Under our political system the peo-
pie Of the United States have charged
the new Congress and the new admin
istration with the solution-the read
justment, reconstruction and restora-
ton which must follow in the wake of
war.
1t may be regretted that we were
SO lily prepared for wars aftermath,
so little made ready to return to the
ways of peace, but we are not to be
discouraged. IDueeu, we must ue tne
more firmly resolved to undertake our
work with high hope, and invite every
factor in our citizenship to join In the
effort TO find our normal, onward way
ngain.
The American people have appraised
the situation and with that tolerance
and patience which go with under
standing they win give to us the in
fluence of deliberate public opinion
which ultimately becomes the edict OF
any popular government. They are
measuring some of the stern necessi-
ties and will join In the give-and-take
which is so essential TO firm re-estab-
lishment.
First In mind must be the solution
of our problems at home, even though
some phases of them are inseparably
linked with our foreign relations. The
surest procedure in every government
il TO put its own house in order.
] know of no more pressing problem
at home than to restrict our national
expenditures within the limits of our
national income, and at the same time
measurnbly lift the burdens of war
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-15
CONGRESS URGED TO PASS EMER-
oENcY TARIFF BILL WITH
OUT DELAY.
ASKS IMMEDIATE PEACE
STRICT ECONOMY IN GOVERN
MENTAL EXPENSES
URGED.

Salient features Of President
Harf1nR's messnge weret
TA.xATIOE-Repen of excess
profits taxes and abolition of
Inc gu ities and unIustifiabIe
exAspcrnflons In the present
systcm.r with wipinE out
rather than = ahiftinS of bur
dens-
TARIFF-nnstai,a emergency
tariff legislation to be followed
by .mnturerr revision Of the
thrift ON protective bnsis
which will protect American
wage standards. industry and
BUDGET-Prompt enactment
of tho budget bin and innugu-
ration of business methods in
government.
PRICE s. ExIsting retail
prices of perishnbIe foods can
not be Justified In view of the
decline In raw foodntuffs- A
suEKesfed.
RAILnOADs-A congregational
investigation In proposed. He
declared for reduction of rates
and operating costs and for CO.
operation of wnKe earners and
the management In giving mnx-
imum service. ft-
HIGHNAYs-Fede aid must
be extended only under strict
conditions as 10 maintenance
and repair by states.
MERCHANT MARINE-Gov-
operntiOn of ahippfnG. revision
of the merchant Murine Inv II
found Inadequate, and co-ordi-
nation of inland and ocean
water carriers.
COMMUNICATION Govern
ment encouragement to Ameri-
cnn-owned and operated cabie
nnd rndio service mad prohih-
ton of private monopoIles- He
also declared for lower rates. ON
press matter.
Ay1ATION-Fede reRuln-
tion Of avinton, creation of
bureau of aeronnutics in the
tion of the army air service
both to Md In developing COM
mercinl aviation and continue
ton of the MIR mnil service nre
advocated.
SOLDIER pELIEF-Approvn
of recommendations for combine
ing all soldier relief agencies
under one director general.
Immediate extension md uti-
lisatlen of government hospf-
tai facilities for relief of
wounded service men. He also
~
sus gratitude" which should
strengthen rather than weaken
the moral fibre of the benefit
charles.
DEPARTMENT. OF PUBLIC
WELrARE-Creat of De-
Partment of Public Welfare to
promote social Justice and the
welfare of the eitisenry In the
rea1ns If Industry, child well
fNre, recreation and elimination
Of social vice. The materially
I'LL II endorsed.
LYNCHING-LeGls urged
to wipe out "the stain of bar
harlc 1ynchinG."
MAMENT AND Ma
TIONAL DEFENSB-Ameriea II
ready to cooperate with other
nations fer approximate dis
armament, but prudence fOrbids
that We dtsaEm alone, and agen-
eies for defense will mot be dis
cartAeA until the need for de-
Tense II removed. Reasonable
1imitafioa OF personnel and adj
ninlstrntive c n o m are
urged for the navy and for the
army a further reduction Of en-
Hated strength when compatible
with national security, to be ac-
companied by Introduction of
volunteer military training to
be developed MS n reserve force.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-15
Rail Rates Must Drop.


The great interest of both the pro
Queer and coEsumer-indeed, all our
Industrial and commercial life, from
agriculture to finance-in the problems
of transportation will find its reflex in
your concern to aid re-establlshment,
to restore efficiency and bring trans
portation cost into helpful re-
lationship rather than continue 1t as
a hindrance to resumed activities.
1t is little to be wondered that i'll.
considered legislation, the war strain,
government operation in heedlessness
of cost and the conflicting programs,
or the lack of them, for restoration
have brought about most difficult
situation, made doubly difficult by the
low tide of business. All are so init
mately related that no Improvement
will be permanent until the railways
are operated efficiently at cost with.
in that which the traffic can bear
If we can have 1t understood that
Congress has no sanction for govern.
ment ownership, that Congress does not
levy taxes upon the people to cover
deficits in service which should be
self sustaining, there will be an
avowed foundation on which to re.
build.
Freight Discharges Production.
Freight carrying charges have
mounted higher and b her until com
merce is halted and Jduction dis
couraged. Railway rates and costs OF
operation must be reduced.
Congress may as well investigate and
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-15

1t would be better to err in protect
ing our basic food industry than para
lyze our farm activities In the world
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-15

|
The urgency for an instant tariff
enactment, emergency In character and
understood by our people that it is for
the emergency only, cannot be too
much emphasized. I believe in the
protection of American industry, and
1t is our purpose to prosper America
first. The privileges of the American
market to the foreign producer are Of
fered too cheaply today, and the effect
on much of our own productivity is
the destruction of our self-reliance,
which is the foundation of the indie
pendence and good fortune of our peo-
pie. Moreover, imports should pay
their fair share of our cost of gov
ernment.
| One who values American prosperity
and maintains American standards of
wages and living can have no sympa-
thy with the proposal that easy entry
and flood of imports will cheaper our
costs of living, 1t is more likely to
destroy our capacity to buy Today
American agriculture Is menaced and
Its products are down to pre-war nor
mails, yet we are endangering our fun
damental industry through the high
cost of transportation from farm to
market and through the influx of for
eign. farm products, because we offer,
essentially unprotected, the best mar
ket in the world.
| Farmer Must Be Protected.
1t would be better to err in protect
| ing our basic food industry than para
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
JEANETTE RANKIN
IN SECOND DEFEAT;
GREY WORTHY wins

Poughkeepsie. y. Z. Aug. @5-Jeanets
Rankin Lon McDonalrs great trot;er.
heavy favori:e n the PoughkeeTsie liz
trot. the feature even: OF the grand cur
cut week program here. was forced 70
accept her second drt,a; Of the season
today when Grey Worthy. plotted by
Walter Il. Cox. walked - a straight
heat victory. The frs; heat provided
an eve.ash finish. with many In the
stands thinking thai he decision should
have been awarded :" tEe daughter OF
San Francisco. dcld OF ten started.
Another .avor!:e. M::ier Irwin. also
fell by the waySide. being forced 70 take
second place in the EOS ;ro:. which
Sister Bertha wpa IN s,ra!gh, heats.
Edith Worthy enabled Lyman Bruste
70 win his first star; OF The week
when he scored :, straight hea; victory
In the DutcAcsS" two .ear cd rot.
the first event on the program.
King Etawah furnished most OF the
competition and finished second IN both
heats.
Mary OCoaner. accounted for the 200
class pace. winning :he first and second
heats Iva Loo finished oSecord In both
Of these. and won the third Baby bod
second.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26

y".r the use -! tls. manse ana a
months ann,Htl vacation. Key. W M
.nn Nhn has hc"n here on visit durilR
iD- y..' IVA w".i:S. has not as yet
v.ru h.H a'g~wrr.
Elks Pay Reward
S'"Eh.ur.Iic Lodge ~. "3i. F!Es. TO-
day Paid Il reward of $30n /" William
~, nArd>un and Frank Hcrr"l Tor IN"
Gua:n,; ui tn. I",d% "f Harry 'Imm!ns.
.lrmD"r Of ti,,. local lodge. VINO Was
n,rcd TO II lonely road west Of The GitF
July 23rd. and murdered ~ waiter
Wright. Wel!SNil.r actor. lHChhrds"h
and Hcrro!d divided IN" reward.
Murdcrer's Row
. "Murdcrtrs Row" j. row fact az
tkr Jefferson county jail. $teriI fi
Lucas hiI ng carried uut his announced
intrut."u # placing tn" Killers together
I'm the FIRST tier whcr" 10y "ln lie more
easily guarded day and might 10 prevent
any possible attempt at jail delivery
The alleged murde:ers IN ~" tier are:
Walter Wright; slayer "I Harry 'nm-
Minis: John S,.hlcd"r. r'""r".i win KIN
ing Mike Ollum at Tili"nNl.-". IA S;i:l
who shot and killed lis Divorced Wiz!
last Sunday: Sam Ing VIII" shot and
killed Mrs. Minnie Fuller. Waitress. ana
James t:p!fanO. Italian. "i:o Is he'll IN
connection with tn" murder OF Mike
Neltr!, dry detective.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Realty De DDS

J. =. conner and Maj. u. Conner TO
Joseph Gund!ra Lot No. ESQ In l'nde-
ccr's md addition 10 Shadys'dc Con-
s.dcrn;inn SO o.
William q carr and clara NJ. Carr
to Charles Mckinley md Helen Mckin-
ley Tract Of land In Bridgeport. Con-
sIderat!on $500.
William II. Hunt TO Clark J, Hunt mt
Goshen township. Consideration 100,
Mary 4. Monahln and John J: Mona ,
han 10 Jesse l.. burroughs. Tract or
land in rultney township. 'onsdera-
ton $1,000.
John { Archer and lisa y, Archer to
Jacob O. ward 10; 40. ga In SHADY
side Consideration Sl"OO.nV.
Pierson Pickett and Nora Pickett 10
Nathan 9. Potf. Lot No 279 IN Node
fers End addition 10 Shadys!de. con-
siderstion s+H0.00
Caroline Carr and Owen Carr to
william O. carr aud Clara NJ. Carr.
Tract q, land IN bridgeport. Cons'dera-
ton Sl0i0 Oh
M.nelien Land company to william @.
Carr and Clara NJ. Carr. Lots in M!hei-
icn addition /" bridgeport. tonS!drr"-
;ion 800.
Marriage Licenses
william Furyrs. age -. c0al miner.
and E.hn. TOchuk. az" IS. both OF treS-
cent. Rev. Narkouyl performed the
ceremony.
Thomas Ncff Armstrong. age IS. a
jcwcler. of Barn"sv!lie. and iuSsie
Myrtle Iloldsn. age a. OF bethesda.
RHv. c. W. Cooper performed the cere-
moHy.
George y. Oliver. age 90. n grocer. OF
Barnesvilie and Madge Cunn-d. axe -:
Of Bethesda. Rev. $. l.. Rose performed
the ceremony.
Bt. Clairsv1ns Briefs
David Joncs. nt ilridgoN"rt was
business visitor IN town yesterday.
Mrs +. NJ wilkes and Mrs, u. G..
liarGeS;y attended the yearly outing or
tho BDrteSville Needle Craft club NJ the
Bc'mon: county ch!.GTen's home on
Wednesday Afternoon.
Master Lloyd Ban. OF BarrCSvl!Ie. is
Visiting al the home OF f. NJ wilkes on
East Main street.
Homer Althar. Of Beliaire was In
town on business Thursday.
Dr. Allison and Frank Powell. OF
Fa!rpnint. were In town on business
yesterday
The Class Of 1917 OF the local high
school will hold reunion II tho woods
n the Pickering farm ab"u; ,wo miles
west OF this place on Saturday after
noon
Mrs. Clyd" Hatcher and daughter
Miss Heien Hatcher " pittsburgh. who
are visiting friends in this neighbour
hood spent Yesterday At Loydsv!!!e
pr. Armstrong. OF hammock. was
business visitor In town yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
ARMY SPENDS
NIGHT IN OPEN
Day of Speechmaklng at Ra-
cine-Innumerable Camp
Fires Dotted the
Hillsides.

Eac!re, ". Va AGr. 25-Severai
thousand men :uU:Gh; are e"c"mp"d on
Indiana creek u,.'.ie ;hi* R"one coun-
~ village. Wa:".r.i ~ summer sun
during the lt;t": TAR; ~ their march
from Murlret. To-day. the men. after
CROSSING ;hN rang" * hills separating
Boone from KLuawha county. just be-
fore dawn. trU,!sed along public high
way 20: 4 distance % ten miles
Tho first rlarrherS entered Racine =
little after nine O'Clock and Il WAS noon
before they all arrived. Immediately
camp was pitched on Indian creek. and
q noon day meal was prepared. Many
Of tho marchers did not avail them
selves oc this. however. pceterrinS TO
eat at the village restaurants.
The afternoon WAS spent listening to
speeches by members OK ;he party.
dozens and scores gathering IN various
parts OF the camp % hear what SPEAK
'ers had 10 say. The proposed march 10
MInEo county 10 pr";es; marital law
there was out INed by those delivering
addresses
No one particular person appeared /"
be the leader. Every man seemed 10 be
following his own initiative and every
marcher was at liberty 20 deliver
speeches II he fslt Ike <.
Not ono OF those who spoke. however.
gave any Indication OF when the hike
would be resumed and n!ghitaN found
a sea OF humanity preparing TO sleep In
the open. The mcn did not carry tents
when they lett Maraet. As dusk APP
preached the warmth OF ;he afternoon
gave way 20 the Ch.N Of AZ autunn-!ike
night. Curis q; SmoHH soon appeared.
followed BY the fam" o. tnnumerao!e
fires Around these !;ttIe groups gath
cred 20 discuss the days march The
approach Of mtdniGac found all except
the sen,r!es huddled n their blankets.
some asleep. others engaged IN BANTER
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iruycr meeting srrNlurs at IN" fIIa' NJ
H. CNuvuu " vGueau.y e'eHlhS AZ
y ,.VIk. lie VAS wake AI'!a!I ~ '''>
I-tG6 !rin n!.i. Vas poih !" $780,"
\, a.rs. ana al the tlI:c OF u'''th N"H =
Years OF acr. lac Wis u IncmueF "a lHe
Ilrst ~. T.. rhuI,a lid caves The Ion
lowing Cni.d:cu. I'D" IN H.. lIttsudl 81 =
A,is Louisa MAY HARRIS, Br!dEcP"F''
john u. la.Utc e.. lnuin'ts r |heStS'
T.. Irrthu Nj. CHAi.cS W.. James l'''
AID NlrsinIa Morris. al. OF ihls' E't3 E
Ilc a.su .~.,IrS u sister. Mrs. Heniy bGi
Me OF t.cN G.uuu. g. and u p,ne''
" !iaau .IcmhIns Of ,.is city. Inc Kun
cral scrI ices VIII be he'd from tho IAN
l!y home TOMORROW Afternoon al -'9o
y viuck. with Kew. l.. =. Rose. pastor or
the NJ h.. church. officiating. N"'la'
VIII take place. "a itlN'r\l+" GeH'"''' ; =
Desire Consolidation.
Since ln- negotiations nave peeh
opened between bridgeport ana hr"oN-
side for Il water contract between the
Two towns, Strong talk OF consol!dat ting
m, three towns has cropped UP at
Brockside, and most Of the pronlhvht
citizons OF that community are Reported
ready for action.
Bible GLASS Meeting.
Miss Ann.. Jones was the charming
hostess L. the members OF tho Young
Ladies bible class OF the Welsh con-
gresSional church, AZ her nome on
North E:ghtn street last night y par
&c! post sale was one or the features
OF tho event. and a.! report nnc time.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
Miss Sarah Gray OF the tach'ty OF
MuSkngum college at New Concord. o..
Is visiting with her brother. }. {. Gray
q South Fourth street.
Harold Cooke Of WclIsNtilo. o., spent
yesterday calling on friends and rsla-
lives In this city.
An interesting photo OF the Martins
Ferry Athletics football team OF 1906
Is on display at tho Anchor Inn pool
room.
Miss Catherine Rooney has arrived
home after two weeks VISIT with
turlrnds at Washington, d, c. .,.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Evans are VISIT
!ug with relatives at Utica. y. !.
Carl McGrew OF Pittsburgh former
local man, IL visiting with hi+ mother
on North Fifth street.
An interesting meeting Of the crater
nal Order OF Eagles Is scheduled Tor
their home on North Fifth street to-
night.
Mrs. William Kelley underwent an
opera ton for tho removal OF tonSils
at the city hospital yesterday.
All OF the miners In this vicinity re-
reived their semi-nonthly pay yestcr-
day
Many from this city are p!anninS. 70
attend the Farmers outing
at Miners grove tomorrow.
Tho condition ~ Stanley Reese. was
reported much improved At the hoapita!
last night and he reGained conscious
ness Yesterday morning.
Mrs Scirio and William Oar ali. VIC
Tins Of tho battle Of last Sunday az
which time both SUSTAINED revolver
wounds. are both reported improving
nicely at me hospital.
4 we'll attended and interesting meet.
ink Of the Hellenic Order ot Pythago-
rcan E1rmplars was held last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
MT. PLEASANT

Mrs +. n. Ring who was operat ed
on Friday OF last week FOR appendicitis
by DR.. Ring OF Shady side, Ohio Is i'm
proving very slowly.
visiting relatives in Indiana was ca led
home By the serious illness Of her
daughter. Mrs. +. d. Ring
Mrs. Alice Wright returned home af-
ter visit with relatives and friends
and friends In Chicago.
Mrs. Murie * In the sick list
Sherman Scnrchle nud children Of
Scotch Ridge was 4 caller At the home
of his brother. Harry Scheehle Friday
evening OF last week.
DR.. y. l.. Ring OF Shadyside was Il
professional caller In this place Friday
OF Last week.
Misses Mildred and Alice Gust" or
Lisbon. Ohio. spent few days with
relatives near this place.
Mr. aud Mrs Don Carpenter Of Adrna
spent Sunday al the home Of tNetr par
en,s. Mr.. and Mrs. George Med!l! or
Oak Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Murray and
family OF Mingo spent few days with
Mesdames Mary Orr and Anna Clea-
YER and Miss Jessie KithCart spent Fri
day at the homo Of MIR. Smy!io k!th-
cart
Miss Helen Iiarhourt returned homo
from visit with her grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. Beatty OF Shadysid".
George Scott is not 50 well at this
writing.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Krinke and
children spent Saturday evening At the
homo OF his parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Krlnke.
Ben Bess spent the week end with his
mother Mrs. Dess OF Deep Ran.
Mr. and Mrs. John kriEk" and son
Harry. and Mrs. Ben less and son Were
callers In Harrisvilic SUNDAY
Mrs Sophia Hooper and daughter arc
visiting l,~r children at the l. .. q. r..
home at Springfield. ohio.
Mr. Johnnie Wright OF Belmont. Ohio,
was a caller near this place Monday.
william Hehurn Is slowly improving.
DR. r. l.. Hawthorne was Il profess
sional caller at the homo OF Isaac
Sickle OF Upland. OHIO Monday.
The young child "t Mr aud Mrs
Isaac Sickle died n the home OF It's
parents Tuesday morning. lntcrmcnt
was made in Highland cemetery We'd
nesdny morning.
Mrs. Ford Sickle is improving nicely.
Mr.. John sickle was II caller at the
home Of his son Isaac Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Wallis will leave for
Texas Thursday OF this week their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26

OF this cav ard /. nuw presents = mach
improved uppcIrLurr.
Br:d2 eport Briefs
Mrs. Mary E!tHE"r tid II E....':''i'H! 1t
t. spending = '"W day. IT. IN" E'.",t a.
Mr.. and Mrs, Th"m.I1 il"M.'Y 81 MIN
wood.
MIS- ! y briggs ami MrF. l.'''N les
wick Of Los A.r"!c>. Cal. ar" \.N!i.HE
with Miss 'ivr,' I'd" AnI:nr and MIS-
Sturgeon Of I:luuNs!i".
\ good crowd "uJuArd the avn lftc
rLy,n ry The Volunteer IrcmcH OF
ErnoXSidc ut sop II last night
Mrs Daniel Hunter and daughter
Mss lean lctt yesterday for visit at
Atlantic CITY
was a buK.ness visitor III rh!s cry yea
tcrity- ,
tn" members rc Rrlwuut lodge 81
the Knlci,'S Of i'NlhiHS held an Ih;"r-
es,!ng meeting last n!gh:.