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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24
lBy Associated Press


LONDON, July 23.-Thc feeling
""'h III London and Dublin over the
prospects OF peace in Ireland re.
mains optimistic. Eamonn de Valera
the Irish republican leader. today
discussed the British terms with Ar
thnr Griffith and others ut tho Man
SION House In Dublin. but no formal
conference was held, and De Valera
informed inquirers that 1t was most
unlikely amy developments would
take place in the immediate future.
and said he was unable 10 SAY when
tie Irish republican pariiamcn, would
meet
There will probably be further
consultations among the Sim Fcin
ministers. after which Il meeting of
the Dali Eircann will be called No
date for this meeting has been fixed.
and il is presumed that notifications
OF the terms will he sought. before
the republican parliament takes IN
the matter officially.
SHUTS to Go 10 ireland.
General SHUTS. the South African
Premier. ii is understood, will 10 ia
ireland early mex. week for the pur-
pose OF conciliating, il possible. tho
opposing factions OF the north and
the south. He Will place his services
IT the disposal of both De Valera and
Sir James Craig. the Ulster Premier.
and II is probable that he will havo
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EIGHTEEN ARE ARRESTED
IN ACT OF LANDING LIQUOR
Enforcement Officers Stage Spcctac-
ular Raid on New Haven
Water Front.
PROMINENT MEN TAKES;
Sworii-Fishing Craft, Jennie T.,
Loses Cargo Valued at S5O,00O,
Believed Transferred To Her ut
Sea From pirate" Ship.
iBy Associated press.l

NEW HAVEN, conn. July 23.-In
the seizure OF the auxiliary sword
iishing sloor, Jennie T., Of Northport
y. T.. tn. confscation of liquor val
ued a; more than $4,000 and the ar
rests OF eighteen men In - spcctacu-
lar raid early today, Federal and city
officials believe they have solved
partially at !cast--the mystery at
tach"d TO the elusive .'pira.c ship"
which has been sighted at various
times OF the New Jersey coast: near
Mon,auk Point. and in Long Island
Sound.
The authorities have not deter
mined whether there was any direct
connection between the Jennie T. and
the British schooner Pocomoks they
said tonight. The Pocomokc. bound
from Nassau. Bahama Islands, with
a shipment Of liquors consigned to
Canadian ports. put in to Atlantic
city, few days ago with her cargo
missing. II was explained at the
time that the liquor had been jrtti-
soncd at sea. The Jennie r locked
Ut lighthouse POint. an amusement
resort at the eastern entrance OF New
Haven harbor. early today. laden 10
capacity with a valuable cargo Of
liquor, the marks on the cases ana
bottles indicating that it came from
Bermuda and the West Indies
Liquor From Larger Graft.
In the opinion Of the Federal pro
hibition enforcement officers ,b.
Jenni" I. received her frcigh, from a
larger craft somewhere off the Long
island shore, probably Just outside
the three mile limit. The Jennie r..
they point out. is too small "a vessel
t" make voyage from either Ecr-
muda or the Bahamas with az heavy
II freight as The raidina party found
on board this morning
The eighteen men arrested included
Joseph Miller. skipper of the Jennie
T.; j. iarmar Bronson. wcll-knovn
!oca! sportsman. who formerly was
engaged IN the liquor business: Pearl
= SpcrrN. Jr. another cN-iiuuo-
dealer and at present the propricto.
of garage; William Recchnr. Spcr.
rvs hroth"r-in-law. ana David cher
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DE VALERA MEETS
WITH HIS ADVISERS
AT MANSION HOUSE
Processes Ignorance as to Time
When Dali Eireann Will
Convene.
TO SEEK BETTER TERMS
FROM LLOYD GEORGE
President" Will Return to Cap
ital to Renew Discussions
With Premier.
FISCAL AUTONOMY GRA NTED
London Reports Declare Ulster Is
AUCuunfp1y Spr,,rp,I l., TI...t
TO SEEK BETTER TERMS
FROM LLOYD GEORGE
FISCAL AUTONOMY GRANTED
London Reports Declare Ulster Is
adequately Secured in Lloyd
Georges Proposals.

LONDON. July 2a.-Thc Dublin COR
respondent OF the Sunday Illustrated
tonight wires the nminous prediction,
III the truce ends and hostiIftics
reopen u Is strongly asserted that
another power will support the lri.h
"""sr. IL no settlement il reached
he'll will break Loose within :, ,xcc.-
ma everything Tint has happened
previously will took Ike c.itt.s plny
In com pnri>On."
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PROSPECT FOR PEACE
BRIGH7ENS, IS BELIEF
OFLONDON AND DUBLIN
Ulster Unconcerned With
the Present Negotiations
IHy AssoeinteA rress.

BELFAST. July 20 -. Ulster AZ
The moment is no. concerned with
the negotiations being carried on
by the British government with
the Sim fein. it is declared in
tnion!st quarters here. These ne
Soiia,loms. 1t is generally assumed
by the public, deal with fiscal and
financial questions. II ~ concciv-
able. political circles say. that in
certain eN.n;uaiitics Ulster would
become involved, put that stage uC
the proceedings has not get been
reached.
Fresh developments in The po-
litical situation here were lac!iin.
today. No anxiety was expressed
IN tnioniSt quarters, because they
regard IN. position %: Ulster was
secure. holding that there is no
question either OF the granting OF
republic or OF the abandonment
OF the Northern Irish Parliament
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GOVERNMENT OPENS
ACTIVE WARFARE ON
LIQUOR SMUGGLING
Squaw Hides View Of Mate
She Sees Bathing Gid

CHEYENNE. WYO.. July 23.-
Mrs Two bonnet. Sioux squa ".
GhZcd for the frs. time today
upon Il eirl in Il bathing suit. an.
Immediately proceeded 10 spon tn.
vi"w for her dusky mate
She ana SIR. Two Bonnet strolIcd
over 10 Mercury Beach. Chcycuuc's
municipal bathing resort, wher.
they saw Mrs. Alvora Wilson
cap"ring or The sand.
Look, Look size exclaimed
White sluaw los. 'wm shirnny:"
Two Bonnct had already seen
and fcrvcntly thanked Mauitot
that age had not dmmcd his
sight Thcnthc squaw rushed 40
10 Mrs. Wilson and wrapped her
own plaid shawl about her.
Thereupon MIR Two Bonnc, re,
marked:
"spuaw all 'um time but, in.
Spoil am scenery Damn"
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BUDAPEST FEARS RETURN
OF EX-EMPEROR CHARLES

BERLIN. July 2S.-Former Emperor
Charles is expected hourly in Buda
tain the throne of Hungary. Sem
official dcnials from Geneva and Lon
don that the former Emperor has en-
barkcd upon another adventure to
claim the throne do not dispcl the
feeling that Charles is about tore
turn.
Frontier guards on the Austrian
&c rider have been Increased three
fold to prevent his crossing that part
OF his former Kingdom, but there are
reports that he has already arrived
in Hungary and is only waiting for
the psychological moment to arrive
to seize tho throne.
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CAMPS DEVENS AND MEADE
ARE TO BE ABANDONED
IBy Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON Luly 23.-Six armv
cantonments will be abandoned by
the War Department. Secrctarr
Weeks announced today. Two of the
six are Camp Devens, Mass, and
Camp Meade, Md. The remaining
four were not named.
Camp Jackson. :. c.. il was said
probably viii be abandoned.
The secretary said one big canton
mcnt, somewhere IN the South would
be maintained permanently because
OF advantages due TO climatic condi-
lions.
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BIG POOL. MD. July 23.-Far
away from the cares of the prcsi-
dency. Warren q. Harding spent
this afternoon and tonight in Il
tented camp scquestercd among
the Maryland hills
The Presidents companions on
his excursion back To nature were
Henry Ford. Thomas \ Edison.
Harvey T.. Firestonc and Bishop
William +. Anderson. Of the Meth
odiSt Episcopal Church. They Will
remain together at their camp
near here until late tomorrow.
when the President will motor
back TO Washington.
On his arrival here, shortly at
ter noon today. MIR. Harding APP
parcnily put ali the Responsible
ties of his Office away from him.
AS soon as he alighted from his
automobile after the hundred mile
ride he threw off his coat and
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MRS. BRODlE L. DUKE
MARRIED IN DURHAM

DURHAM. y. G.. July .3-Thc mar
riago this morning at AshcviiIr Of
Mrs Erode L. Duke. widow OF the
!atc founder of The tobacco Industry
III Durham. Ia Isaac Il. Strayhorn.
prosecuting attorney for Durham
County. WIS announced here today.
Before her marriagc To MIR Duke.
She was Miss Wylanda Rochelle, oG
,his city.
Mr.. stray horn has for Il numbcr OF
years boon Il prominent member OF
the local Lar.
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CAFE MAY. y. j.. July 23.--The
presence of tw" navy scaplancs- or
the coast today gave rise to reports
that air scouts have bcen cmpioyc.!
In tho hunt for snuggicrs OF liquor.
The dying boats. which appeared to
be OF the Fl.-5 type. cru!scd about
mos, OF the day
II was reported that navy air scouts
have been ordered to comb the At.
lan,ic Coast from Northern New .Icr.
aey 10 Norfolk looking FOR suspicious
looking craft Every cove ana Inlet
was SAID TO be guarded to prevent
the landing OF ccntrabaad liquor.
Coast guards have bean ordered by
Captain George Little to maintain a
ha,f-hour!y watch OF the horizon ana
inform the naval air station ii they
sight any mysterious vessels. Della
ware River pilo, boats also have been
requested 10 maintain a sharp look
our
i;umnrS mat a ship is cruising out
side the three mile limit. awaiting a
favorable opportunity to discharge q
cargo OF contraband liquor on the
coast. are secuted by officials.
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cnccau can wish this no more earn
cstly than do l." he states. France
must buiwark herself 10 Keep the
peace in Western Europe: Italy must
police the Mediterranean; Japan must
take active part in the adjustment of
the AFFAIRS ia the Orient. and Britain
and the United states must see 10 fair
play among the smaller powers Of the.
world. All must visiIantly sGart.
against the too swift remuneration
and upbuilding of German dominion,
and all these facts neccssitat. not
only meeting as is planned by
Harding. OF these five powers. but an
ultimate inclusion OF Russia ana
Gcrnany in these international con
fcrenccs-ail OF which means that
Woodrow Wilson in less than de-
cadc will be- seen to have been. not
only the prophet who led Americ;,
out OF the wilderness into the prom
Used land but a great statesman.
y.~a ..at ,
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Bomb Explosion Causes Ncnr-Pnnic.
NEW YORK. July ga bomb. cx-
ploded in the door of grocery in
the Italian quarter early today, threw
the district into n panic and required
reserves to quiet tho fears of hun
drcds Of excited residents.
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~ VIII be read from Milton T..
''''"Se' Il prominent suffrage WORT, :
IN" following program will be oh
served
invocation will be pronounced ana
Introductory words delivered by Rcv
George i. Mayo. after which IN 3.
hymn. For All Thy Saints VINO Fro,
Iheir i.abors Rest" will be sung
Kew. l.. Il. osgood then will tell OF
the religious and philanthropic worl,
or Mrs. Valentine. Rev. Richard r..
Washington will offer prayer. after
which Miss Booker will sing. Lead.
Kindly Light"
DIR. Mitchell will tell OF Mrs. VaIcn.
tines work in behalf OF education
and social bettcrment. Rev. James
Il. Laughton will then offer prayer.
The hymn. Our Fathers God to
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iInmphrir> Head of Gideons.

SIOUA CITY. IOWA. July .3.-J
Harry liumphrirs. Of Huntington. W.
VA. was reelected s!dcnt of the
Gideon Society of America. this af-
t-rnoon, by unanimous vote.
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Fifteen Scnrs for Hank Rubbrry.
HAMILTON. ALA, July o3.-IIari!n
v Lewis was found guilty today OF
completely in the robbery of the
Marion County Bank here June . and
sentenced to fifteen years in the pcni-
tertiary. Notice Of appeal was given
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nI"rLadc Line. frightened.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. July &c
every available agency
was in motion along the New Jersey
coas, in an effort to trap the feet
OF liquor smugelcrs that is believed
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TUCKER TAKES RAP
AT TAX STATUTES
Candidate for Governor Saws in
Speech They Are
All Bosh."
BIG CROWD AT WINCHESTER
Declares He Has Two Plat
forms, While His Oppo-
ncnt Has None.
Sp.cinl to The Timcs-pt,po,rh

l'7.'''ii4 10 / ne I4msS- pI'tl
WlNclIESTEE Y, Inn, -, at,
hny. two ,I.,,r,-r.
ma. - va
''"'ed
"cheF' candidate
Tor The Democratic gubcrnatorial
nomination. in a c.m,.f.r .,,
b.r. ,bfs ..,o. .,.
~ ''c CONSTITUTION.
promulgated iast year. and the second
was MS January pronounccmcnt on
state ISSUES
ne depI"f"d tendencies To allow the
f'der"t government 10 take lit by
~ rights 81 states. lie said prohibi
non Was S.ttlc1 issue but h" would.
''cc'""' enforce mat Iik. all other
Avs
'nN Laws MI B">h.
resent S'a'. tan laws. h" aa'9. are
i" 'oSh' or hs YOU women would
say Il crazy qui!'' ana he said he
""uln recommend appointment Of a
H'eN''' commission |" reVis: all TAX
o,,,.,, ,ur,,.
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Spl. Excursions Atlantic City. Mag
ara Falls. York River Line. Lv. 5:I0
p. NJ. daily IIX. Sun. Tickets. 500 Il.
Main st. SOUTHERN RY.-Advertise-
ment.
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Special low rate summer tours 10
Niagara Falls and Atlantic city via
r.. +. & T.. K. II. Consult Ticket
Observation-Disclosures.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-22

sg6asltng foT StEtt Win rallr
Rev. walteS " !. JeInings fors
sner pastor OF the First Baptist
church here Is visiting friends in
tAe city.
Mrs. Mary Coleman and Mrs
Guy S. Flrbee are visitors in Pitts
burgh this week.
Miss Rhea Griffin attended a
committee meeting Of the Red
Cross at Fairmont on Tuesday.
Clyde Shanks is a business vtsi.
tor at Wheeling and Akron. o.
Mrs. F. u Shortle Of Pleasant
street Is the guest Of her sister at
Clarksburg.
Mrs. Charles L. Wilson Of
Clarksburg is here for a visit With
her mother. Mrs. Andrew Monroe
of Franklin street.
W. r. Bolden has returned from
a two #eeks visit with friends in
Chicago.
Mrs. e. w Prichard and daugh.
ter, Emily are. Ill at their home in
Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. jefferson Ashoraft
and granddaughter Of Wallace are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Huey
and family at Logansport.S
Miss 9alyde West has returned
to her homie at Clarksburg after
a visit with relatives nearthepe.
Mrs. Harry W.. Afford of Fair
mont was recent guest Of Miss
Marie Burt and Miss Laura Free
Miss Myrtle MCGEE is attend.
ing the. State Normal School al
Fairmont.
Jacob Tustin Of Grove City. Kan.
is here for a visit with his daugh-
tiers Mrs. Ellen Smith OF Fuebee
avenue and Mrs. Lavina Lazear OF
Washington street.
G., ]. Wilson was visiting hiS
sister. Mrs. Wilmot Fardley at
Fairmont this week.
The Misses Lucille Hennen and
Edna Haskins Save returned from
a visit with friends at Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gore T, Bradley
Of Littleton have returned home
afte ra visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles ]. Beall and family Of
Jefferson street. :
Marcus V. MILAN has returned
from business visit in Baltimore
Mrs. Carl Ulrich Of Wheeling IL
here for visit with Mrs. T. ],
Haskins Of High street.
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Koen attend
ed the funeral Of Mrs. U. E. Will
liams at Grafton on Tuesday. :
O. NJ. Green. South West and
George Huey have returned from
Pittsburgh. WIRE they we're visit
ing the automobile agency's
A. ]. Ice. Sr. OF Fairmont was
visiting here yesterday enroute
home from visit with relatives
at Cadiz, Ohio.
Leroy H. Foltz, manager of the
local Western Union Telegraph
Company's offices loft yesterday
on two weeks vacation in the
east.
Clay B. Toothman Of Fairmont
lis spending a visit with friends
here.
John NSAyille has returned from
a visit with friends at Bellaire. D.
Miss Bertha Wade has returned
from two weeks visit with friends
at Washington, D. c.
Norman C. Davis has gone to
Morgantown where he will enter
w v. U. for the term.
Mrs. r. H. Moore left yesterday
for Wilmington, Del, to visit he1
aunt Mrs. Julia Story.
Miss Latheryn Wells has gone to
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BE- !.
7RIrthda(t. partY.

' ~ .
4 Honoring the tenth birthday OF
{tlie1r daughter; little Miss Kath'
sefina Smith, Mr. and Mrs, Herbert
Smith Of Russell street, entertain
ed d number Of young folks IN .
rY delightful manner on yester
dey evening after school hours.
fiEBi katherine is one Of Bell
Views most popular youngsters and
ieech guest brought a beautiful
present IN honor OF her anntver
isaFR. Games suitable for the coca
sion had been planned and every
thing In the shape OF amusements
vas tried out by the youngsters, A
cake bearing ten pink candles was
one Eot the attractions. Before adj
sjonrntng refreshments were served
the guests. Those present were
Edith Martin, Nellie Coughinour,
frankie Douglas, Katherine Smith.
Margaret Ammons. Dollie Pitzer,
Maxine Russell, Josephine DOTS,
leenia Reynolds, Grace Tooth
man, Thelma Stevens, Edna Yost,
8Ogarite Smith. Georgia Ke6ter,
Elsie Kester, Mabel SlmmB, CHI
ford Smith, Arthur Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Smith.
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Personals,

Mrs. Lillian Berry and children
Billy and John, have returned to
their home at Georgetown after. a
visit with Mrs Margaret Ammons
in Bellview avenue. al
Lillian, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
A. B. Moore, of Highland avenue
has been out Of school this week
on account Of illness.
Mrs. Myrtle Fawcett, OF Penn
sylVania avenue. was the guest OF
Mrs. Dennis Barb at McCurdysvtlle
Wednesday.
Harry cambridge Is making i'm.
provements in his Beliview avenue
property and is having the house
repainted.
James Roderbaugh has returned
TO his home In Paintville, Ky, aft
er a two weeks visit with relatives
here.
Pinkney Eddy has returned to
his home at McCurdysville after 3
few days visit with the family OF
William Canoe in Bellvtew avenue.
Mrs. s. w. Rutherford and
daughter have returned from a few
days shopping trip in Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mira. James Mason and
son, Trucy. have returned from .
visit with relatives at Moundsville
w Va.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas.
OF Littleton, are guests OF their son,
Asa Thomas and Mrs. Thomas, IN
Layman sctreet.
Miss Alice Breneman has re-
turned to her home in Bridgeport,
Ohio. after a few days visit with
friends in Pennsylvania avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Wander.
.griff, of Bellron, were guests OF
their daughter, Mrs. John Gerken,
over Sunday.
!. j. Husk. of McMechen, was a
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Jones In Liberty avenue the
last Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sellers, Mrs.
Bert Warner and children we're a
party Of guests who were enter.
tained at the home Of Mr.! and Mrs.
Truman Thompson at six o'clock
dinner on Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. James Yost, OF Ha-
gans. W. Va, were recent visitors
at the home Of their daughter. Mrs.
William Lynch, in Bellview ave
nue..
Mrs. Walter Wrick, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Lydia
Lytton, on her farm near McCurdys-
Vile, returned home the first OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dulin. Of
Morgan's Mines. were entertained
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. David
Sapp in Pennsylvania avenue as
dinner guests on last Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Miller and child
who have been spending the sum.
mer with relatives In Tennessee. ar.
rived at the Miller homestead in
Pennsylvania avenue the last OF
the week. The Miller family have
leased the Clayton property for the
winter and will be settled in their
new quarters In few days.
Charles Richmond has returned
to school after few days alb
.sencs ron account Of a bad<case OF
facial poisoning.
Mrs. Harry Wilson has returned
home from months visit with rel.
etfves in Pennsylvania
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Merrifield
and Mrs. Salter. OF Watson, were
guests of the latter's daughter. Mrs
Gilbert Mahaffey over Sunday
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INIlN
Carnival oanblers sqrueIchtSI

On the promise OF the American
Legion Post Of Warrington chat
there would be no gamblt7g what
Gc1yer at the Miller carnival, which
is holding forth at Hough park this
week the shows were permitted to
operate though they had no more
than started until gambling de-
yeloped as the main feature. but
was Immediately ordered closed
and kept closed by Mayor Bar
rack. 1t Is unlikely that the shows
will continue their weeks sched-
ule mere.
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lint ssfli = - ~ mil
NJ sno' Il her ttriendB va q
memher Of the club Twenty
guests were seated IN the dintne
room which was attTactiyely dec,
Grated with fall flowers for the
event. Mr., Bartlett welcomed the
ladies in a neat speech, and wae
responded 10 by Mrs. Anna Morgan
president Of the club. After O.
four course d;Ener a. pleasant SO.
cial time was spent by the guests.
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Corn Roast

Dr.. and Mrs. U. H. pebendarter
entertained a number Of friends
at a corn roast on Monday eve
ming Of this week, honoring their
nephew. Ernest Kypple OF New
York City. who has been their
guest tAfs week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-22

The Warrington High School
football team opens it's season at
Blackstone park on Saturday after
noon with Belington High as tie
attraction. The management an
nounces the best team Warrington
has. in years, Smith Lowther Of
Wesleyan College will be referee.
and Ray MCGEE. who handled some
of the games of last year will UNI
pire. Season tickets are selling
rapidly.
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Sang Here

Ernest Kypple, court reporter
for the New York Times, and pro-
minent baritone singer, who has
been here for several days visiting
his aunt Mrs. U. H. DebendarfeH
of Locust street rendered solos al
the Presbyterian and Methodist
churches here on Sunday and his
work was appreciated by both con:
greHations. X
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Entertains Birthday Club

AS a surprise for her husband.
Mrs. Fred ". Bartlett entertained
the Ladies T,Ethday Club Of this
city at the Hotel Bartlett on Tues
day, t<aning with a six o'clock
dinner. Mr.. Bartletts mother, the
late Mrs. SNllie Hendrickson OF
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Attend Hirh School

Miss Keyes Miss Hayes and
Miss Michael Of Westwood. Miss
Haddix. Miss Thorpe, Miss Chap
man and Mis- Huey Of Logansport.
Miss Wade and Miss Williams OF
Rymer are attending the Manning.
ton High. School this term.
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-, xxx ma ~ ff Homo q NJ
I'd lIt 8! q! 3&oyes I'd HellSElel.
avenue on :FhurBddy evening Of
this week. The class met at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.. Mere
dith in Pehnsylyanta avenue for
their meeting the last Of the week
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