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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
KABER PLOT STORY
TOLD ON ST AND
BY POISON QUEEN
Mrs. Colavito Declares Mrs.
Kaber Offered $4,000 to
Gang for Murder.
GINGER ALE AND OLIVE OIL
HER MAGIC MEDICINE"
Woman, Alleged Accomplish of
Accused Widow, Also Is
Under Indictment.
Ky MILDRED MoRR,s

COURTHOUSE. CLEVELAND. OHIO
July s.--A plot with all the flavor -,
Il medieval crime with its jn,rig,a
o'ack magic" and hired assasslns
was untolded here today, when Mrs.
Erminia Colavito, so-caIled italia n
poison queen" took the stand in m,
trial OF Mrs. Catherine Eva Kabcr,
indicted for frst-dcgree murder NJ
alleged arch-conspirator in the slav-
ing OF her husband. Daniei Kaber. the
wealthy Cleveland publisher.
Mrs. kaber wanted me 10 use my
supernatural powers 10 have her bus-
band killed" the poison queen" tcs.
titled
She says to me about her husba III
me devil. can't Wal, until he dies.
offered $4,000 for Job.
The accused woman agreed 10 paw
salvatore Gala. who figured in the
murder plo; as the man with the
capital" $1,000 to have his gang
Kill her husband. according 10 tn,
poison queen"
she says her, husband had $50. 900
insurance and she'll pay him out OF
that. the woman testified.
Gala was taken to the Kaber home
by the accused woman the might be
CONTINUED on Page 4. Col. 81
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NO TRACE OF HENRY
AND BEULAH JAMES
FOUND IN RICHMOND
Authorities Scour Neighborhood
in Which Couple Was
Said to Reside.
TWosyooDLAND CHILDREN
SPIRITED FROM CAPE MAY
Reports From New Jersey Re-
sort Say Pair Was Headed
for This City.
SCOUT NSOM THEORY
Mother. Separated From Husband,
Relieves LATTER May Have Had
Hand in Disappearance.
TWO%NOODLAND CHILDREN
SPIRITED FROM CAPE MAY
SCOUT NsoM THEORY
Mother, Separated From Husband,
believes Latter May Have Had
Hand in Disappearance.
Especial % The Times Dispatch. !

Especial to The Times DISPATCH
PHILADELPHIA, PA. July o.
Mrs. Florence Woodland. former
Ihiladeiphian. whose children were
kidnapped in Cape May. y. j.. believes
they have been taken TO Richmond.
Atlanta, Ga. or Chattanooga. Tenn.
Where her present home is located.
ana is now on her way TO the South
crn city.
Meanwhile, the Cape May authori-
ties have sent news broadcast OF che
kidnapping. and police OF all South
Jersey have been notified to watch
Tor the children.
Jefferson Gibson. chief OF police of
the seashorc resort. has asked the
police authorities OF Richmond, Della
ware and Maryland TO join I'm the
search. and haa furnished them with
descriptions OF the children and also
OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry James.
Lives In Richmond.
The latter's fathers family is s,Id
to live on a farm ten miles froa,
Richmond, Va. according to a story
told by her to Mrs. Walter Bennett.
- SlilU. MTS.
James also declared that she and her
husband lived in the 300 block on
East Marshall Street, Richmond.
The Jameses disappeared at the
same time from Sunnyside villa. Cane
May. where they had been staying.
Detective Frank Lore. or Bridge
ton. n. j.. has bean especially assigned
TO the case. Everything that the po-
lice authorities OF Cape May and the
surrounding territory can do TO clear
up the mystery and recover the chill
.drcn is being done.
Mrs. Woodland has found ( ,lrm
ally in John Wiibraham, the CHI
dren's wealthy granGuncle. former
philadelphia manufacturer, who
makos his home in Cape May.
Hack Her 10 Limit.
Mr.. Wilbraham told his niece be-
fore she left yesterday for. Chatta-
hooSa that he would back her TO the
limit. Uncle John" as he Is known
TO almost every one in Cape May, is
lCOntinue1 IN poo 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
ATTEMPTS
MADE TO WRECK SHIP
Mutinous Grew Constant Menace to
Steamer Pocahontas on Boston
Naples Voyage.
CAPTAIN MAKES REPORT
Engine Rooms Flooded, Hires Start.
cd, Aimed ut Crafts Destruction
Ruddcr Disabled and Other Out.
RACES Pcrpctratcd.
[By Associated Press.l

NAPLES. July 9.-The captain OF
the American steamer Pocahontas.
which arrived here Monday after
more than n month at sea with an
insubordinate crew. has submitted a
full report to the American consul.
Homer NJ. ByinGton. who is conduct
ing an investigation.
The report has been presented by
the consul to the Italian authorities.
with whom the crew have filed
carscs of cruelty against the captain.
These charges are denied. and the
captain accuses the crew OF sabotage
in his report recording daily events
ms they happened during the voyage.
After sailing from Boston. where
the vessel collidcd with n pier on
June 3. the report states that there
was experienced continuous difficult
ties with the speed. which constantly
was decreasing. On June ) the en-
gine-room was flooded and the ship
listed Seaman Geneco, who. the cap
tain says. is alleged to have started
the recent fire on the steamer Pan
Handle State in New York. was put in
irons.
Two Portfolios Opened.
Two portfolios were mysteriously
opened on June 6. and water which
flowed in ruined quantity OF sup
piles. Tho next day ashes were dis
covered in the dynamo. and the dyna-
mo men were placed in irons. On sub
sequent dates the rudder was dis
abled. the fresh water spigots were
opened.
port. was ordered to remain In his
cabin by the ships doctor. as he was
suffering from nervous strain. Al
fredo Caromite was placed in irons
q nj N ial DO 4 \
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
BELFAST PAPERS
DENOUNCE PLANS
FOR CONFERENCE
North Irish Press Regards as
Dishonorable Any Agreement
With Sim Fein.
DISQUIETlNG "TO ALL LOYAL
SUBJECTS" ONE ASSERTS
Dublin Editors Take Contrary
View, Debating Move for
Peace Received With Joy.
IBy Associated Press. !

BELFAST. July 9.-The new devcl.
opment in Irish politics was coldly
received in Belfast. trucking to
the murder gang" the Belfast News
Letter captions It's editorial on the
truce. saying there are compiled lions
In the Downing Street truce an
houncement which are disquieting
ITO all loyal subjects to the King and
rcpulsive to all honorable men"
The first implication. says the News
Letter. is that IAN agreement has
been reached between the Premier of
the United Kingdom and the "Presi-
dent OF the Irislr republic" whereby
the latter undertakes that the muir
der OF police. soldiers and loyal citi-
zcns. the burning of residences Of
Unionists in the South and West, tho
wrecking of trains. seizure OF the
mails. the cutting>of wires. the rob-
bling of post-offices. and the other
outraSes which the rebels are perpe-
trating shall cease Monday noon, but
meantime they are free to commit as
many as rhey can"
The News Letter says II believes
universal opinion Will consider such
nm agreement most dishonorable. and
unprecedented in British history.
Pr.dicts Conference Failure.
Tho Horthern Wing In its comment
on the new developments says:
Whatever the government may
promise or protest, we doubt IL they
will be able entirely to remove the
fear that their first descent into the
valley Of humiliation will not only
fail to bring peace to Ireland, bu.
may ultimately be the means of caus-
ing faithful British subjects TO pass
through the valley of the shadow Of
death. Until the outlook is much
clearer than now. we dare not call
this n truce of God"
The Irish News expresses conf
dence that the conference Will be
held. The time is opportune. it says.
and 'if peace with honor can he Sc
cured no man or body OF men in Ire
land or Great Britain can throw the
opportunity aside without mourning
a burden of responsibility too heavy
to be borne"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
OF 1,26l SOLDIERS, HALF
APPLY FOR DISCHARGES

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, July o.
AS the result OF an order issued by
Major-General Morrison. commanding
ohcer OF tho Fourth Corps area, al
lowing enlisted men to apply for
discharge. a large number stationed
at Fort Oglethorpe. Ga. have signi-
fled their intention OF quitting the
service.
The present strength at the post is
1881 men. and it was said Major
Henry, adjutant, that well over half
OF these would take advantage OF the
opportunity to return to civil pur-
suits. The greater number arc from
ixed basis, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
TWO GERMAN GENERALS
FREED OF CRIME CHARGES
[By Associated Press. !

LEIPZIG, GERMANY, July o.
Generals Won Setback and Won krusks
were acquitted today by the German
supreme Court, which is trying per-
sons accused by the allies of war.
crimes. They were charged With
having caused, either deliberately or
through negligence. an epidemic rot
typhus among war prisoners in che
camp at Micderawehren. near Cassei.
Three thousand French prisoners
are said to have died from the dis.
ease or from the effects of i'll treat
ment and brutality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
BOTH SIDES HALT
ALL HOSTILE ACTS
Truce Orders Are Formally Is
sued by Irish and Brit
ish Chiefs.
FULL COMPLIANCE is URGED
De Valera Calls on Followers to
Keep Peace-Warns Against
Overconfdence.
FULL COMPLIANCE is URGED
[ny Associated prass1

DUBLIN, July 9.-Eamonn do YIN
'era' the Republican leader, issued n
ihahHesto this afternoon urging ma.
''ohai unity during the peace ne
EQUATIONS, with "unbending determi.
nation TO endure all that Is still peces-
sary."
With this is coupled n warn,rr
against undue condolences" In the re'
suit
me manifesto reads: Fellow Citi.
%ens: During tho period of the truce
each individual soldier and citizen
must regard himself as the custodi, n
OIL The nations honor. Your discre.
tion must prove In the most conylnc.
ms manner that this is a struggle
OF an organized nation.
In the negotiations now initiated
your leaders Will do their utmost n
secure Just termination of mi.
struggle. but history, and particn.
iariy our own history, and the char.
ncter OF the Issue to be decided. ara
warning against undue confidence
Must he Ready to Endure.
unoending determination To On,
uure all that may still be necessary
ana fortitude such as YOU hnve
shown III all your recent sufrerinr-
'hese alone VIII lead to the peace
you desire. Should force be resumed
against our nation you must ne
ready on your part once moro 70
resist Thus alone will YOU secure
the hnal abandonment OF force and
the acceptance OF justice and reason
as the arbitcr.
(Signed) DE vaIEp,.
general order directing the sus-
pension OF hostilities during the
peace negotiations, the order 10 ba
ehectiVe from noon July IL. was
ISSUED this evening by Richard Mh,.
cshy. chief Of staff of the Irish re-
publican army.
Truce Terms Agreed On.
Truce terms were agreed 70 a, 2
o'clock this afternoon at British
military headquarters. General Sir
Nevil Macrcady, military comman.
der in Ireland; Colonel Brind. and
~. w. Cope. under-secretary in the
Office of the Chief Secretary for Ire
land. acted for the British army
and Communicates Robert C. Barton
and T.. j. Dusgan represented the
irish republican army.
According 10 the Irish Bulletin, or
gan or the Dali Eireann, it was agreed
on behalf OF the British army:
First. That there be no incoming
troops OF Royal Irish Constabulary
and auxlliaries. and no shipments OF
lContincud ON Pnre C,oiI -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
CAPTURE BANK ROBBERS
AFTER 20-M|LE CHASE
Shotgun Squad of Chicago Detec.
dves Stage Furious Automobile
Pursuit OF Bandits.
FUGITIVEs ABANDON Cal
Seeing Capture Near, They Toss
Bundles of Bills to Children
Along Road-Have Long Crimi-
nal Record.
IBy Associated Press.l

CHICAGO. July 9.-Three of the six
bandits who robbed the State Bank
of Clearing OF $4,000 today. were cap
tured two hours later by a shotgun
squad of Chicago detectives. after q
mad automobile chase OF twenty miles
along the drainage canal. Part OF
the MONEY was recovered.
The bandit car sped through Lo-
mont. ILL.,. with detectives In close
pursuit. The robbers. seeing capture
near. tossed bundles Of bills TO chill
dren playing along the highway. The
children, picking up the money, pre-
vented the detectives from using their
guns and forced them to slow down.
Forced TO Abandon Car.
After increasing their lead the
robbers ieaped from their machine
and scattered. One was captured in
the basement of house in which he
had taken refuge. Another surren-
dered when surrounded in a cornilcld
after an exchange of shots, while n
third fled into house occupied by
Michael O'Connor.
Here. mother" he shouted to Mrs
O'Connor. "I'Il make you rich If you'll
keep quiet" He threw a satchel un-
der bed, sat down in a rocker and
when detectives entered was reading
newspaper.
Did any one come in here" they
asked Mrs. O'Connor. who hesitated a
moment and then replied:
THAT man."
The three arrested were Martin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
40 CHILDREN, BECOMING ILL
AT PICNIC, NOW RECOVERING
/ Special to The Times Dispa,ch

BRISTOL. VA, July 9.-Rcports to-
day from the forty children who
were believed to have suffered from
poisoning while on the Salvation
Army picnic Thursday near Beech
Grove are that nearly all are rapidly
recovering. No deaths are expected.
Drs. Hawkins and Campbell. who
when called. went to the picnic
grounds soon after the children be-
came Ill, do not believe that the i'll
ness was the result OF poisoning. but
was due wholly and directly to the
indlscretion OF diet In quantity of
both food and drink taken by tho
parties affiicted."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
icy ASSOCIATED press.l

p WASHINGTON, July .9.-President
Harding has approved the finding OF
sine schoolboys' jury. which decided
that the owls in the White House
grounds may live. Interest In the
subject was widespread among ma
fure-loving children all over the
country. hundreds OF whom submit
ted briefs to the American Forestry
Association, which arranged the trial
The President today addressed his
approval to Jimmie Bradley, a wash
ington schoolboy and member OF a
John Burroughs Club, who headed
the jury, in the following letter:
my Dear Jimmie,-Your conclusion
50 that the balance is in favor even
OF the least desirable OF the birds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
ALL BRITAIN HOPEFUL
AS IRISH CHIEFS MOVE
TO END ERA or STRIFE.
Two Priests Rescue Girl
From Death in Schuylkill
IBy The Associated Press.

PHilA DELPiiIA, PA. July o.
lwo priests jumped into tho
Schuylkill River today and saved
young girl from drowning While
Cardinal Dougherty stood on the
bank ready to give assistance.
The Rev. Joseph y. Whitaker.
chancellor of the archdiocese OF
Phiiahelphia. and Rev. George
caruana, secretary to the cardinal,
were accompanying the prclate on
motor drive through pa,k
when they heard cries from the
river.
Seeing the girl struggling In
TIE water. the priests threw off
,heir coats. leaped in and pulled
her to safety.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
DAVIS is SET FREE
ON HABEAS CORPUS,
BUT is REARRESTED
Detective Waymack Swears
Out New Warrant on Muir
der Charge.
HEARING IN JACKSONVILLE
TO BE MONDAY MORNING
Man. Wanted to Answer in
Richmond for Death of Wife,
Fights for Liberty.

Elijah Davis. apprchended in Jack
sonville. Fla. Friday. and who is
wanted here on the charge of killing
lis wife five years ago. is making
n fight for his freedom. according
to Geographic advices from Detective
Sergeant Waymack TO Chief OF Po-
lice Sherry yesterday.
Following the release OF Davis on
habeas corpus proceedings In Jack
sonvilIe yesterday morning. he was
Immediately rcarrcstcd on n warrant
sworn out by Detective Sergea MT
Waymack charging murder. and the
hearing on this charge was post
roned until tomorrow morning at .
o'clock.
ExtrnditiOn Papers nj IInnd.
Upon being advised that Davis had
been released on habeas corpus pro-
ceedings. Commonwea lth's Attorney
Pulliam. OF the South Side asked Gov
ernor Davis for authority to give
Detective-SerSeant waymack power
to engage an attorney in Jackson
Vile TO fight the case for Virginia.
This authority was telegraphed Mr..
Waymack yesterday.
EStradition papers which were
signed by the Governor on Friday.
CONTINUED on Page 4. Col. 81
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SCHOOLGIRLS JURYDECZDES
OWLSNAY CONTINUE TOLIVE
81 ON WHITE HOUSE GROUNDS
President Harding Approves Finding of Youthful Body
Subject Widespread Among Nature-Loving Children
All Over the Country-Hundreds Submit Briefs.

and 1 am inclined to agree with you.
for. why should these birds have
oeen put here unless to perform some
usetui service. On the whole, I think
we VIII grant them reprieve. /
thinS your John Burroughs Club
must be doing useful work, hone
you VIII continue your nature studies
and that later on. when you all be
come men and women. you will be
as much disposed to apply the rules
OF equity and Justice as sou have
been In this case.
Most sincerely.
WARREN G. HARDING."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
CHICAGO POLICE CHIEF
BANS CELLULOID COLLAR
[Ry Associnted Press. /

CHICAGO. July 9.-The celluloid
collar was banished from the Chicago
police force today, in an edict by
Chief Fitzmorris. who declared the
Chicago police must be best dressed
in the world. a well dressed man
does not wear celluloid collar. tho
chief said.
With the present salaries the
members of the department are get
ting" Chief Fitzmorrls said. so they
seeing an otherwise spick and span
policeman with n celluloia collar
around his neck hanging by one
string"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
MILLIONAIRE WEEDS
NORTH CAROLINA GIRL
-IBy Associated Pross.

GASToNIA. y. c., July 9.-Frank
II. Fleer, of Philadelphia, million
aire chewing gum manufacturer. and
Miss Willie Jenkins, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. jenkins. were
quietly married at the Jenkins homo
here at noon today, Rev. w. A. Lam
beth, of High Point, N. Ca personal
friend Of tho groom. oftioiating,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
POLICE SEARCH FOR
ALLEGED KIDNAP ER.S
PROVES FRUI7LESS
Women Voters Indignant
as Assessor Posts Ages
tBy The Associated Press.

NORTH DROOKFIELD. MASS.
July 9.-lt was only so in the
shade yesterday afternoon when
the assessors posted the list Of
500 female voters In the town. but
III was estimated to be 100 In the
assessors Office today when il be-
came known that each name was
followed by the age OF the voter,
Not satisfied with storming the
assessors office. many of the WON
en- attacked the list with erasers.
The list was accepted as authority
Tor settling many long standing
arguments as to age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
strikers Accent .w.ae Cur.

CHICAGO. July s.-striking engi-
necrs and firemen employed by grain
elevator companies here today agreed
to accept:a out OF twenty per cent In
wages and to.SWork forty-eight hours
a week Instead OF 5forty:six.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
BODY OF MOBILE SOLDIER
is RETURNED FROM FRANCE

MOBILE ALA, July 9.-The body
OF Leo Chestang, first Mobile coun-
ty man killed in the world war and
one OF the first OF the Rainbow Dr.
VISION to lose his life arrived here
today for burial. Chestang was IT
years of age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
[By the Associnted Press

LONDON. July e.-with something
ike an immense sigh of relief the eli. .
TIRE country has greeted the news 3of
the cessation OF warfare in ireland
and Eamonn de Valera's coming CON
terence with the British Prime Min
lister at London. which it is feyerent-
~ hoped viii lead to full restoration
o. peace, the prospects OF which even
the more cautious political, observers
time. -sS.ps'.
The careful wording OF De yalern,s
acceptance OF conference is inter-
preted in some quarters here as based
on the necessity OF the Irish Repub-
Iican leader feeling his way, with his
own followers. 1t is thought. how.
ever that a truce deliberately EN-.
parked upon cannot we'll be deliber-
ately discarded. and that alone\is al
consideration OF great promise.
Temporary Pence Assured.
The terms of the truce. which be-.
gins ut noon. Monday, were aEreed
to at British military headquarters
Continued on Page Q Column 49,
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TYPHUs FEVER VICTIM
DIES ON BROOKLYN PIER
rBy Associated press i

NEW YORK. July 9.-samuei Beck.
lick miner, of Butte. Mont, died
today Of typhus fever OH a Brooklyn
pier while aboutAto embark on the
President Wilson for Austria. He
collapsed as he was carrying his
baggage aboard the ship and died
before an ambulance arrived. The
ambulance surgeon said death was
due to typhus fever.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10

hisht, and the minimum. 20. being
recorded at s A. NJ. y.
Yesterday afternoons storm. Of ne
thunder and forked lightning VA risty'
descended upon the city around 8
o'clock and, during the short period
~ lasted. proved n welcome relief.
The Weather Bureau predicts nart-s
" cloudy weather, with scattered
iocal thunder showers. today and to-
morrow, with gentle. variable winds.
me same prediction is made for
North and South Carolina. Georges,
Florida, Alabama and Mississippi
An appreciable drop in temperature,
is promised for tomorrow, the.
Continual on Page. =. Col. Is.
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FULL RESTORATION
. OF PEACE THOUGHT
CERTAIN TO COME
Political 0 vers Believe
Truce Will Never Be Delib-s
ately Discarded.
PROVISIONS OF PACT
COVER ALL ESSENTIALS
Attacks, Searches, Raids, Sur
VIGILANCE and Provocations /
Abandoned by Both Sides.
BRING LEADERS TOGETHER
Lloyd Georges Great Tactics to
Get Craig and De Valera on
Dealing Basis.
BRING LEADERS TOGETHER
Lloyd Georges Great Tactics ia
Get Craig and De Valera on
Dealing Basis.
ny DenI. o,Conncl,

DUBLIN. July OIL nm In a position
10 state that Canadian home rule Inn.
heen agreed upon ms the form OF gov
eminent for Ireland. -.
Ulster Is 10 have the same stattis
ms Quebec.
In the agreement as regards IN,
nrmy In to be reduced - per cent
"e'o" the pre-wnr footing, and IL Il.
TO ne recruited from lrisLmen. ~
only dihicuity that remains. i
MAJ Informed, IL TINT rcrardinr IN.
occupation of the Irish ports ma nm,
tne british nuvnf establishments
stands regarding tonnage. E6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10

Queen of All Short Salt Water. Trips--
York River Line to Balto. Low fares.
best service, s :10 p. N. daily! Elk,
Sun,--Adyertisement. M \ -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
DUBLIN NEWSPAPERS
WELCOME PEACE PLANS

by Associated Press.l
DUBLIN, July 9.-The result of the
conference here Will be received
throughout Ireland with heartfelt
lCOntincud ON parc o l,ol a = -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10

Special low rate summer rours 10
Ntagara. Falls, and Atlantic City VA
Ri d z. n. II, Consult Ticket
y & ss 5Ss s,S
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continued on Page 4, Col. 3.)
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tContinued on Page 2, Col. S.
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'continued on Page 2, Col. -
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CONTINUED ON Page (. Col
Newark post., 1921-12-21
NEWPORT ITEMS

Announcement has been made by
Mrs. John R. Lyman, chairman of the
bazaar and luncheon recently held by
the Calendar Club of Newport
Church, that net receipts have been
received to the amount of $255.
The Christmas entertainment of the
Newport School will be held in the
Masonic Temple, on Thursday even
ing, December 22.
Mrs. N. j. Gallagher has returned
to her home here, after spending
about three months with her niece,
Mrs. Harry Messick of Bloxom, Va.
Mrs. Sarah Finn, who has been
confined to her home for sometime,
suffering from a carbuncle on her
forehead, is much improved.
Newark post., 1921-12-21

Senate trainers of the tariff bill
we're subjected to mental gymnastics
in hearing on new rates. These rates
cover range from canaries to cows.