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sisted until the United Mine Workers
sought 10 get control Of the field"
Ne propose TO show that the United
Mine Workers up 10 1911. vas straight
abor union. but that IN this year II
adopted principles which haTc Turned
V'inson said. These are strong words.
hut what they have don" l. 10 declare
that they Will never remain aatShch
with any return Tor their labor except
that which includes the lull socia! NaI-
ne of the coal that Is mined 90
"L.ycry murder and riot IN West Viz
gina can bc lald TO this policy OF the
United Mine Workers. FIRST to unlonlze
and then TO own the MINES
where do you get that interpret.
ton OF the term social Falu" ot coal
Chairman Kenyon asked -
From the mouth ~ their Officers and
DELEGATES in the words or thcir own or
flcials." vinson replied. ,
and simple" Vinson continued IT'S
not an open shop question,
~ Kulod Since 1890.
.Vinson earr - men had been killed
in NIlnSo since 1920. Five or mem
Officers Of the law. shot in the back
The tinted Mine Workers has sent
asSassrns." he SAID. gunner picked FOR
their work. ont Of ID men IN lai'.
the other day. arrested IN ms terrIlnrS'
u
EInia. In spite NJ this intimidation. We
arc getting out 90 per cent OF norma
,'oal output. We have here the petIii"nS
Of five THOUSAND n:cn ana nine hundred
women. WORKING in the mines. asking
YOU 10 protect them IN their right to
work"
Mooney IN Denial.
Frnd Mooney. secretary Of the m!ne
workers distr:": Union. charged that
the principles Of the constitution have
been absolutely denied"
"Th" law gives Il man the hight to
,c!n url"n" Il" said. yet It Is ar ad-
mi,tcG fact tina: the operators have
huI.' NY nts"n1;s ~ their properties
nd ,rrhI!.z"d detective forces TO Dive
unions Out"
III" Charge ,ha, the Union had i'm
ported gunner" Mooney said. was
"unworthy of attention"
'nur organizers are in there giving
the bread checks 10 our men. attending
10 relief NJ said. The GUNNER. ae-
cordng To cur definition. are the men
The operators E:rc TO bludgeon and
,hnn, INC workers into submission"
Answering questions by Chairman
Krny,r Mooney denied the mine work
RS wr:" aiming 10 own the mines.
what constitutional rights have
been denied YOU" asked Chairman Ken
yon.
Rights to reacenbie assemblaee and
tho fights "a JON 4 union" replied
Mooney.
The attitude Of the operators has
tcrn and is now" Mooney continued.
that they will accept no settlement.
lit an ahSoIur" surrender by US. We
AK nothing except that 'h"y cease dis
eliminating against union men,.
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West Huntington
Phillips, carl clement farkersoare.
tAIS'rn, jams Ni'ori'' 40 'h~t
street. Weston.
Nc7ho!*. cal Victor: X !. Aartown'
KIddicherEcr. Alton Aisa!oH' III ia /
!cnSec St. Hinton.
Riggs. Carl Ar!lc: Penn%ooro.
buchanan. Harold NJ Mason.
Russell. Jefferson Henry; Berkeley.
Noble. Harold I>incetot: ga Thayef
st. Grafton.
SaEravc$, ku%SeN cline. 1873 WASH
!nEton Ave. Huntington.
SCohy. Ncstor H.. WOOD 81 SISTERS
vii!c.
seaman, lanes liehcycic'c' toketon'
Sellers, Robert Emory: 3ot High St.
MorEant"~n
Shields Thomas Lee. 10 I"'h street
Partnerships
Shirc. l."ry Elmer; Il. + ID. No BOX
81. Matthias.
Slaughter, surrey f?rue'lcN' ~ r. ~
No. :. rarkHrshurG.
S!c.ih. BAILEY. K i. d. s.. Linn
smith Edgar Lee. Omar
smith. Roy Iad"ll. 1881 sth Ave.
Huntington.
S,mlth. William Joe Pau: Box 45S
Nlurhc.d.
Shui. Jane, Paul. Eomncy.
Snyder. Herbert .tlltniLi". Az Grove
Ave-. CLark%Surg.
Speed. Harold Harrington. -! Blue
field Ave. Blu":C!d.
Spencer. Thomas ."nrryS. 80 HEN
street. Grafton
Stafford. Herman carlisle. Ia Adafns
St. Bluencid.
StC"'r. Earl, Suuth hAT!tSton.
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Only a. q a Called 70 Testify Last
Ntgnt Heed tho Summons
ctty Solicitor and colored Witness In
snarp Tut at tho HoartaS


,~!'Y -OG~c;, iaN' ~Y"n'nH. ptt"r" 49,
'cu-&.nk ,iuIl next Monday nIHA' W" 81
,,a-- witnesses ~! ~ ca'~d - f'Nn''
IN ~ ,.~,,.o1 probe n which mares
= ,,,..,>aa IS cua."stiHG ~" sea IN
.qu-.-ti q: ,h,s'r~ . Thomps"n went
90, record cru?c,.sns A.. PERSONS "h"
a. Served w';a summons :" Apl'"N'
''on>iIrrrh,e discussion took '"''' w.
tween attorney, :oc IN" contestant anu
tne rortrS,ce and :u';rhcrS % council ~
.. 49, only u witnesses w-r" Tr"seH'
Ia. evening" when It AS h"cid"d A.
W~Iq->dly'S session N" remaining I"i
xltm, So, would De >'I:nrnon"f Tor lhrrS
dAy eaL Friday eSra!uGS % "niSa up
pr.,,r,,r No N ~ Second ward.
Attorneys =! ,iIIiiStn stated 'fht ~
summon. were issued r";urnae'c !aH'
r:as and hit .,o;n" p-CscnN hAd w
uo-~g n. ,uu.;u ,r,. tn ,ttv:S" "; 'itF
Solicitor = rNci"a r"unCi. vent
on record -. q. ;-r,ou~ Nhn rc''if'l
a surorn1cs a"G :ll,cd ." Apr-cA- before
;hn rounc,. pcu5. ,nuniii". ~"u!d ne
h-oush, - % ru,c 20 b. issued ana De
prosecuted
Call witnesses In Groups
To hurry IuAtt"rS Z ~tN GccidHn |"
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I'VE" Hnh'ihE'"n'
E!GS. CNfurd Lee, K. \. l'arke'SpurE
E,hcv I,rr,ck Emri,t: Elk Garden
rr-ru.nn. Thomas Ei,sou, . lial
,,, I.r,lh,unon
! ,,-o. r.,.,,,o
: ,,- - T,,.a., ,,,o, s,n7 Hu-,Iock
/ ''',", , !,"Sa.t
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'"a'ui,' -''De' ''''e''' ~
~ w. ,,,.,,. t,,;,,b.,h
= - ~ n.s..,,,.
lIa,, IIa;,,-L I-n,y,, pIs st
"''H'''',':
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,t.,.,,,.,, ''"'
I ,In,d ,Y,r,n,c Andr.v NoadnwhrooR
ti,,r, nn,c ,r,os. inns 10,h St. E!trc
| ,,.,,,. ,r,r ,:no-r. T. - Enx A..
ua,,rn,rc-y
! Jarrett. Inns; r. T.. Il. No /. Sher'
! man.
! I,rrc,. William NJ. 81 F. Nam st
p,l,.,t
rarL,, ,,rb,-J Y Hurricane.
T,dy it,h.-, Loo, ,,,r Delivery
r.r,rIt-,nn
kc,n,r Eyphncl Vance. Turnr,ton.
,:.nnoa,. ,m,-,os yior,nau. Lost
,.-,'
, K.r,,v robr Ir.;c,,h Tunnclton.
T., , 'r.,, &c.. Fay \ Derwlnd
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BODY TO rLX1rworoE.

ra-k.rsburE. W. Va. 1u!y RE
mains % Dr w J Davidson wrr" seh'
III, ,,t.,noo, ~ Pennington. his for
me- home. after services in -" FIRST
par,,s, church. conducted by Rev. J G.
Kt!Iian. and attended by several thou
sand pecpie
4 guard % honor from Nemesis tom
pie Knights Templar. accompanied inc
body.
\ special train Of ten cars I'll carry
friends. ~ the deceased 10 Pennington
Tomorrow morning 20 attend the ru-
neral. which VII, 10 held under auspices
of m. Masonic fraternity A. noon.
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-, ,,,r ,aMru Evn
a., 80, 49,
.,Ht.e.inp 49, :, Wv nnsnanS snf.
Tor III" mufo'r "l her nuSp"nu' n"
forcd another hyEtertcal faint In her
cell In the lau during the noon hour,
according to ,ail attendants. 1t was
said her screams could 10 heard
sIu -S ~ 80 NJ, hr,icinr
'hr"uEhoo' INC entlo Tx ~
END that her o"uSh'er' NJ W.
Hinte' !" " n'"''' 49,
tortcal. .
!"'l"'d 60: r''"n\'H'ns ~ ="
aft"rn""n. IN" curt "Hh""h'r" .i."'
'rlt. ~ not '"' -. Nih'h uht'' ~
~I'h':,. IA "NAH'h'N H'N' N'''''. ~"
lowing a. ''S' iAin''nT HfcI' !"
tai" whether IL W"H'" W. i''' ., ~,
ARA I" 'h' ""'' '"'I', !, wa ,''., Wv
.'...Irn - :" her m'E'!i '"nI'f'"h. "rH
Ir"ht!'.' W.. i"' '"1'r" 'H IN" H'''' -
witnesses ,.,
MI hHi''r '"iuN"H 10 'h>"'r '"'r,
'i"m. "-h'" hN 'i' ;'h'-''"'h ana 'hrn
'".'-' $50" J., a. ,,',,,
rms SITUATION Wa. ,'P,' ''' ,,tn
l'"rn"a ana h' 'ihh""i"'''N WIZ .'.o
'"n'"F""' W''H N'"'' anu "''''''
'"unS'. ana 'h' p"H >''.'nN ,,.,
Tn l'hi''. @r~. 'rulhH :" - -
au' 'cu"il Prosecutor James /. as
~"i'. r";"r'"d :" M '"Hr' 'hA' MrN y
k'icr . - I.'"'l'," ana i"'," M'F' nor
mai ~h' ';u-'i '''Hl.'I' y" i''"' u
- N" r"uri room ma Ji"E' ''"i h"'i
save "r...r- 'htl 80 ''r'' >h"hII "'
I,.,d a.: 'h..' TIN" III, ITln%lnk nor i''
lrr.r. -" pHkSi'ttnS ""'' :" max" an
9TH, .,rlrufIf :" rNIit:u' h"F
rh, Second attempt Il: EXAMINATION
fal.rL .i~' md S'"L'' ,h't"r %'l' N
.I,ttr, E,-rru ordered MTL ka'"r
hrruu;h' into court At! -" trlai MAS
resumed
,r,,,,l,,t q I"iv 4 Til ira Il
~. ,.,,n,-,ur Il ,hrr ur = ,hIrr" II
n,,n 49, rrsl,rd Daniel r kah.
g.. ~..u,u.,I ,r,!a, follow uL Mrs
k.tNCr = Breakdown IN court yesterday.
rhysir'In~ MI" rNan'n"" Hrs hth",
a. =" r"r ;'hF-n'. ,,r"'," .,',. -
"'' -, ''..' ,,..-,ouprr.. du, 20
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M|NCO PROBE
CONTINUED from Puge one)

tors are employing Span.a-hS Greeks,
lih,.anS. and cv"-y t%pc Of foreigner
'h.y ran Get To take tho places Of tn"
looked on; miners"
l.. Taylor NlnSnn. fnr -" r;:cra tors
said Rurkcrshaws statement would b."
"uNcrthrnwn by evidence.
Union Caused Trouble
For twenty years l." slld. miners ard
scale OF wages thar permitted an OIL
cent man 10 earn from sou ~ 500 4
month" and that this condition per
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wANrED-PEMAr,1.

wANTEul-EIpcrIenc ,ady 3aOkkecT-
cr and cashier Give aSc And refer
.rcr- Address +, =. n. ar" lntelh-
gcnc-r iy-l5-g
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For Sale

Two story and attic. h-ick dwelling
OF 10 rooms. bath. Laundry. furnace,
front and rear porches. Hard wood
dn,ph A real modern and up 70 date
hom". on 10Th ST. between JACOB and
Wood streets
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COUNCIL To COMPEL WITNESSES
ID RESPOND To SUBPOENAS


~"a ~n:I \" dli Not" -. irH!:EA'. -
sad l." voted !"1 Th"tn0S'3 ~ "h~i"e'
~ Sad ," DID no: - M H'h"".
Kept Eye On HIS Ballot.
~ ThurmA" GI!.">T." va a'.''H''
"l'n"sH 'cNifE'nS : "'""r '4'NN"h
Other thaa n" routine t'r~ ~ ia
"Aam;natiou ~ "h'"h - 'n.i t" voted
tnr Giilira9. Attorney I"& 81 .r"~"-' \,
animation I<k"I him wat ~" '"HH'N-
ZION " the "iect:oa on" a., "'~' - ~
knew tour u helm We. ~ 'h.' pc
~ r"7ly to Attorney r.. Hn' ~;'"n -
l" "h"'h"- the rrru'A;."2 ~ ~ '''..-
,!on officials wa good 90 H'd. al (r"
and no .lrSt what do LOU moan ~
'h:s =" wa i Sk,d BY Attorney i,i& Dr.
GiIi.Sp'" tarn c1plo.n~d tAN' - his ;'''r-
e, ral opinion ne would rather d.-li w'th
man who ATTENDED church ;h..u "n'
VIII" ,lld not bur IA, hr w"T!i No. "a.
i man WV" ""Ai :" Il" 'hu--h r'' =
good o:riA~n
'Sr"akr"r >r"r2 4 Iol''"A. view "h't
do you think * The reputation ~ m
c,ecti.- nfr'ctnt~ ~ 'Iiirsp." "aS
4 ,k-d ry Attorney ICU'T e.! nrp' -
ryr> rr -. ln'.o, urlrl :, "rr' ut" 49,"
box" replied the doctor. YOU 'h"u h"i
S,i~iaclon." vas ASKED ~ '';"'n' :
Conc and 'hr doctor -cnt:tS! ''''
voted n ohio county ! nn'n,"'- "t r"a-N
and know oc som" 'ni"S- IA; hN>'
happened | know nnr r.in va" tod H.
himself thu; he hclpc,! :" hi;u ballots
Attorney cnn:1 'h"u asked was fN's
man ono Of the election "n!C.l!H AZ tn"
city election on MAY =" and me doc
tor replied No. ATTORNEY '"mh 'N"n
asked In fact doctor. You A"''r h''r"
the reputation OF these "'"rt:"n "h"'i"'S
discussed hntor" haN" You "h'T""r"n
the doctor replied. a physician must
listen tn CONSIDERABLE gossip A. ''"l'S
and can hear many things
TIT With witness
Z. r buttons. Solorrd. refused ="
Elc~ cay SouoSor - Hrt'n I" "r"N]-
examine Mim. Arc you .rs;'. '"'"r
vas asked L must have been ar """'d
not have voted" he replied. "'r" 90"
ever convicted o' \ 'riony ana "!H you
sv~- serve \ term IN inc p->nl'"n'"'7E
This brought the rolored mtn 10 MS
tccr and shaking his ns; and throwing
MS hat m tho other hand replied on
van, to make 4 monkcy ~, Of me.
"amc hero - say WHO | voted t"r You
AID not ask any other person ms queS-
zion and ! wont answer. |; | Wa IN
~" pcnt,"n,rary you was.
Warm argument then took place be-
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wAH-Ep-MALN.

wASTEp-EIperienc male Stcnosra'
pher Good salary. Call "hf. IA5:
Iy-li-i
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ALEXANDER MITCHELL

fconanued from Page one)
ard resides 4, Washington N the old
Baird homestead.
Attending the common schools at
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rr0E Shi.E~-Farm tni acres .nc:tt-d In
u" lines; community. rj"tt"r~"n Co.
OH ON :,," h"tW'rIs NJ ii"tsaR' and
I...I-' ',r">' good room frame
hons. nsrp. 50 D a. N'Ncr huliftrES
WITHIN > MT. o. rrv' :rAdc h'ch SchoO,
ard bur. h. Fan .ays vr.i. ~ watcr
Of $50 tru:, bearing trees ln ares good
timber. haaIs 10 good markets. Bargain
,or quick SAFE Mrs Elizabeth Beem.
AGeaa. OHIO. K 2. u. No. >. !y-9-m
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MEYER & MCCOY
RUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Porlors HOS Chapuns street
Office Phone 597
Jas p. AleInsysr, Roc. Phone l43 I'm
drove.
Richard =. Mccoy. Res. Phone Soe3-J
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Xspnu1. PROP.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private chapsl, 1908 chapnns Street
Cali Phone 1917
DIED

pf.TERS-Or Friday, July Is. 1927. a.
o'clock H. at his home. 80. %
Fifteenth street JOHN NJ rETElH
n h.S i6th Year.
E'unrra. notice hereafter
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WANTED
B,>YS
TO
SELL
THE ISTELIGESCER
MORNINGS
Bt;FORE
SCHOOL
dice, 1905 Market ST.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALl;-R Roll top desk. safe: coun-
.srS. sheiN.rE. nill'ner'S fixtures car
pes. etc Eh-har. Millinery. 7th f'""-
Steel corr BidS. iy-t-t
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FOR SAI.E;-- Tire" ro~pIct. n"oth~
suitable 80 millinery or manicure
shop Sc" 'h"IH u; t.hrha-'S Millinery.
in Floor Steel Iorp ElLE jy-li-'
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PETERS Friday, July Is. 1927. a.
O'Clock a n. at HIS home. 40. 90
F1ttecpth street JOHN ". iETEltA
n a:s i6rh year.
Funrra. notice hereafter
---------..
suELpp&-on wrdn, sday. H'or"."G
July IL. 1921 at O'clock. a; ''.l'
VALLEY General Hospital. KENNEL ii
EMERSON. youngest son II Mrs
Anna IL arb m" Late lalnr Sh"id"iL
~ MS i7tn year.
Funcra. services saturday .f,"rrN"r
from the hcmc If his brother. i;a,ph.
at No. lt3 Virginia stree,
SA%DRCEk-Un Wednesday. ina" I'm.
1921. a; = As O'Clock p m. d, ms lat"
residence. 81 North Front street.
OSCAR SANrROCk. n n" 76'n y'a-
az HIS age.
tunerai services at IN" residence S,"%n
G:,y !n1rnIrE a. - O'Clock. Friend"
invited t. H:t"nd. Interm"nt At ''r'' -
wood cemetery
KluG-Un Tuesday. July -, 1921, A.
SIS O'Clock 2. nj. at her home on Md.
do wheeling crock Mrs CLARA
STORCH MUG, vito .; Louis h!US.
IN her a3rd year.
Funeral at . O'Clock Friday from =
Nincrn, Dc Pau. CLtno!lc church a
Elm ,;rov.. lutermeut IN Mount Ia
vary cemetery.
GlkTOliIt-On Tu, Sday. July -. .t-i.
u, 1880 O'Clock ?. m. At h"r h"nl' t"s
south Fem street 1t IA MCl.Nt Il
LIN. xit- % 'iro-sc Clifford
Funeral services at IN. -" r"S,dru"'
FRIDAY afternoon =: clock fr:."hs
g: M family invited 20 attend In
,"rrncni At Greenwood cemetery.
RAIt;.--On Tucnd.ty. July l.. ~! a.
10 orl"rk 3 III. 1T her hom", 20
s,onr church Read. Elm iT"N". MARY
NJ EAII;n. VII. Il william l,urr.
Funeral uotl"o hereafter
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SA&DRCEk--Un Wednesday. Jn:H I'm.
1921. a; = As O'Clock p m. d, MS lat"
residence. 81 North Front street.
OSCAR SASrROCk. n n" 16'n y'ar
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t,,n.rai services a, tho residence Sn&ur
DAY rr1rnInE a. - O'Clock. t'ri"nd "
invited t. attend. Interm"nt At ';r'' -
xrr-! ,rnCte-y-
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y f':..':r .I'. ..st'tnI e an suit, NJ
.,.,...l ..rrr,.! ST.. fr..ui- m" -: ia"u.
MS ~ csc:y WA u nc. ara tho
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Furcra. services saturday :ft"rrN"r
from the HON" "t has brother. i%rph.
at No. lt3 Virginia stre"t
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KLuG-On Tuesday. July -, 1921 a.
SIS O'clock ?. nj. at her home on Md
die wheeling crock. MIS-. CLARA
STORCH MUG, wife o; Louis Mug.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-18
A Smooth, White Skin
That DeGes Weather

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witch hazel The firmer, smoother skin,
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IF SKIN BREAKS OUT
BURNS and ITCHES
APPLY SULPHUR

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You do not have to wait for i'm
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at any drug store.-Advertisem
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-18
Looking Backward in State
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY


The newest club in Topeka is the chat
ing dish club which was delightfully."- en-
tertained Saturday afternoon by Miss
Mary Hambleton. 1t is to meet every two
weeks with the different members and the
hostess is to serve a luncheon at which
the special feature is to be cooked in the
chatting dish. Saturday afternoon, Miss
Hambleton served creamed chicken. Mary
land biscuit and coffee. 1t is against the
rules of the club to duplicate any recipe.
Mrs. Carl Nellis will be the next hostess.
The members are: Mrs. Nellis, Mrs. Earl
Case, Mrs. Wilbur S. Clancy, Mrs. Lee
Forbes. Miss Mary Hambleton, Miss Pearl
Mcfarland, Miss Ida Bergen, Miss Flor
ence Mitchell and Miss Virgie Payne.
Mrs. W. e. Stanley gave a very pleasant
reception this afternoon at the governors
mansion in honor of Miss Elizabeth VIII
son of Chicago, one of the national secre
taries of the Y. W. c. A. The following
young ladies served punch during the
ceiEiRg hours: Miss Grace Ware, Miss
Greta Leigh, Miss Kate Welch, Miss Anna
Pulley, Miss Ada Pulley.
Miss Anna Marie Nellis closed the long
list of pleasant affairs which have been
gives fer her cousin, Miss Ruth Mills, of
jamestown, N. Y. with n delightful little
card party Saturday. evening IL her home
on West Fifth street. The rooms were
prettily decorated and about thirty guests
enjoyed Miss Nellis' hospitality. Late in
the evening refreshments were served.
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The marriage of Miss Dorothy
Magda Waterbury, daughter of c. A.
Waterbury, of Oriskany. N. Y, and
Mr.. Lothaire Thatcher West, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. West, of Topeka,
took place Monday evening. November
IA, at the home of the bride. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
George Frost of the Presbyterian
church on the anniversary of the
brides parents wedding.
The following account of the event
is given by an Oriskany paper:
Beautiful decorations made the
scene one pleasant to remember,
chrysanthemums, palms and smilaX
being used profusely.
Miss Anna Waterbury, of New York
City. and sister of the bride. and Carl
A. Waterbury, of Corning, brother of
the bride, were the attending couple.
The ribbon bearers were Polly and
Jackson Waterbury, of Rome, and the
ring bearer was George Palmer Water
bury, all three of whom were nieces
and nephews of Miss Waterbury.
The bride was dressed in white
satin with a veil in coronet style, the
old lace of which was worn by her
mother when she was married. 1t was
caught the entire length With orange
blossoms and enhanced by one orna-
ment-that a small pin given by the
groom. Her bouquet was a shower
U
dragons. The bridesmaid was dressed
in blue corn flower chiffon and car
ried a bouquet of yellow pompom
NUNS tied with yellow tulle.
Carl Bergner's orchestra from Utica
played the wedding march and the
musical selections during the after
noon and while the while the guests
were enjoying the wedding supper.
Mrs West is a graduate of the
Wheelock school of Boston, Mass.
Since her graduation she has been in
kindergarten work. The bridegroom IS
Connected with the Farmers National
bank at Topeka, Kan, of which his
father is president. He is a graduate
of st. Johns Military academy and the
Kansas State Agricultural college.
The ceremony was attended by a
few close friends and relatives. The
out of town guests were: Mrs. II. ..
West, of Topeka, Kan: Mrs. W. H
Nelson. Brooklyn: Miss Georgiana Pal
mer, Elmira, and Mrs. and Mrs Z. A
Waterbury, jr.. and son, of Corning.
y y y
The LOYAL Borean class of the First
Christian church was entertained at
party given Thursday evening by Mrs.
Curry and Mrs. K. D. Logan at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Logan, $40
Lincoln street.
The guests were:
The Rev. and Mrs. r. A. Schen
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Davis and son Kills
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Souders
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Simmonds and little
daughter
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Koran
Mr.. and Mrs Rex Warnica
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Curry
Miss Clara SchelI
Miss Edna Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Carr and daughter
Agnes
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hedges
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Shimalf
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hammatt
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Voigt and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Travis Whitaker
Mr. and Mrs. Logan
Mrs. A. Bennett, Boulder, Colo.
y = 4
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Ruth Hutchings, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs o. A Hutchings,
of Manhattan, and Mr. Francis Tole-
man, son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Tole-
man, of Westmoreland. The wedding
took place Wednesday at IL o'clock.
Following a wedding breakfast
served at the brides home Mr.. and
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