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, 1922-03-18

BOSTON - Westminster and st.
Paul, Mimi, hockey teams battled for
three periods and Two overtime pc
RODS with neither team scoring n goal
in the first game of the final two
games of national amateur champion
ship title.
, 1922-03-18
BOULing Meet
Is Scheduled

ST. LOUIS. March 1s.-The Cen
trai. States Rowing association an
nounced today hat tho regatta OF the
association, which has been awarded
to Peoria. will be held July Z and s.
, 1922-03-18

LOGAN AND PADGET DRAW.
OMAHA-Bud Logan, Omaha n
Cowboy PadEett, Dolores, Colo, fought
10 rounds to draw.
, 1922-03-18
World Results
By Leased Wire
CASPER HIGH LOSES TWO CLOSE
GAMES And CHANCE AT TITLE

Wyo, March 1s.-The pressure of three ter
rife games in one day proved too much for Casper yester-
day and after nosing out a victory over Glenrock in the morn
ing was unable to Withstand the attack launched by Chey-
enne, losing ID to 10. With only one chance to remain in
the tournament Casper fought viciously against Rawlns last
, 1922-03-18

ZBYSZKO WINS MATCH.
ST. CLOUD, MINN.-ZbysLko de-
feated AIeGS Sawdy, st. Cloud IN
straight falls.
, 1922-03-18

NEW YoRK-Jbhnny Dundee of
New York was given h decision over
Charley White. Chicago. at h end
Of their Is round bout in Madison
Square Garden last night
, 1922-03-18

England. Is scheduled to walk n 80
miles race against Frank Kriege of
ST. Louis. for n purse OF $1,000
, 1922-03-18

CANTON-Dave Shade, Pacific
coast welterweight, won newspaper de-
cision over Jimmy Jones, Alliance, in
IL rounds.
, 1922-03-18

CHICAGO-John Pesek won from
George Walker, Canadian heavyweight
in, straight falls in wrestling match.
, 1922-03-18
First IN NeUs
OF All EDents

IN the members Of the Nourse OIL
company five OF Omaha. Neb.. that
bowled big in h v men event last
night
, 1922-03-18
IANGFoRD STOPS SMITH.

HUNTINGTON-Sam Lanford, Bos.
ton, knocked out Cyclone Smith, Den,
yer, in second of 10 round bout They
are heavyweights.
, 1922-03-18

STOPPER WINS BOUT.
COLUMBUS, N. M-Johnny Stop
per, Denver. given referees decision
over Billy Rolfe in 10 rounds.
, 1922-03-18

MARTIN KAYOES BANNER.
HARRISBURG, w. VA.-Bob Mar.
Tin, A. e. +. champion, knocked out
Carl Danner, New Jersey in second
round.
, 1922-03-18
MooRE %ouTPoTNTs RYAN.

LOUISVILLE-Pal Moore, Mem
phis, given decision over Tommy Ry-
an. McKeesport, Pa, at end of u
rounds.
, 1922-03-18

PUEBLO-Nike PaGano. Pueblo
given decision yer Leonard Malady,
Laramie, WyO., at end of 18th round.
, 1922-03-18
M|SKE-MADDEN
co POSTPONED

ST. PAUL. Mimi. March 1s.-The
IO-round bout between Billy Miske.
st. Paul light-heavyweight boxer, and
Madden. scheduled for s..
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
MOVING AND STORAGE.

Emergency Transfer Co.
Furniture Moving: Distant Hauling
{. W. NEACH. Mgr.
1872 II st. NV. Nsin Snea
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PROPOSALS.

-s-s~~~-~~~~--~s~~~~-~~-~~~~~-
OFFlCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. e.
P"S1ls will he received AZ Room an nis.
trirt building, until = O'Clock o. m . R~h-
ruary IS iass. for furnishing labor and ms.
terial 90 repair apparatus in plaA grounds -
public school. For detailed informatipn. az
ply to Room 3:n, piStrtt BuiIdinE CINu
". RUDOIrH. JAMES y. OYSTER.
CHARLES KELLER. C"mmissioBcr,. u e..
fe7,S.9 l3s
COMMISSIONERS. u. c. WASHINGTON
February =. i?22 Scaled PruIpusAls f"F
heating system. Truck House No. . Drnt
Place. between 3tth and 3ath SIS. NV will hr
received in Room 5'a, district BuiIdiAg. rrr-
I'll . O'Clock y. M. February ~. 1872 F"r
detailed Information apply 60 Room 80. nis-
trict Building. DEPOSIT ~ 81 required 60
insure rctarn of plans and sperihv vatiuns.
CUNO n. RUDOLPH. JAMES D, OYSTER.
CHARLES KELLER, Commissioners, u. g.
feT.s.9.lo.1l.1S l34
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PERSONAL.

wOHKlNGMEN-IT Is GENERALLY AC-
cepted fact that q small St0re like this
can sell reliable clothing At q l"w priv -
ht the Tsocket 81 the Wan ur woman VIM hss
littlr to spend: meas suits. 81 up. women -
winter coats, SI-JO; drrssc~, 81 uP. I.siiss
store. GIG u. -
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6Is y.
1sg
FOR sAI.E-FUII. DRESS SUIT. SIZE sS
or %: perfect condition; reasonable. 1Tip
Pa ave. NV. III
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
centraI N6rtkesai Csatinued.

NEAR aisr AND MAss. AVE. NV, 10 rms.
b.; immed. poss. $4,000. MOORE .
HILL. woodward Bldg.
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FINANCIAL.
GARAGES.

GARAGE. M. HOUSE OFFICE HI-IIDIN%
-Two-StoEv brick: holds four rars. price
$50 WHITMAN co. 9th snd y -
u-~-t'ta GsNN ln
CONN. AVE N.W.-16 I->tCrN garage:
rented. SlGO NO. Prize. Sl5.Wa MrNEN
REALTY co. 80 l4th st- nv. Main 3ggri.
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EDUCATIONAL.

school OF Commeree and Finance
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE
1911 Mass. Ave. NV. ~. saoL
Now Open Register New.
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- WANTED-TO BUY.

SIX or EIGHT ROOM HnIsE IN NORTH.
east or southeast. prts-urth 0r RlopminE-
dali. Will consider a house not - modern
II price - reasonable State terms: prize
and number TO JAMES c. CRAWFORD. 1910
" -. NV. ~
SIN TO TEN-EOON MODERN OR SEMI
modern home iu good north Or southeast
neiEhhoriopd. Address W. T. DAVIS. 1890
New York ave -
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WINTER BUILDING STORAGE

1900 So. ". Best Storage in the City. 800
Expert Packers, Craters & Shippers
City. Suburban a Long Distance MoYinE
Tel. n. Ss45-Free Estinates-lz3S St
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
Tnnidac.

OWNER MUST SELL: HAS GREATLY RE-
duced this house Of q rooms; brick: hath;
Phw.h.: in excellent condition. Price. ss,-
30: may be purchased on terms. wM. 5.
PHILLIPS. I4oo y Y. ave. ". as.
m. 18TH 4 BENNING RD, n. E.-3-story
brick: col: $S,7Jo; 500 cash. n. z.
Ryon Co. Inr., 1923 Y st.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
HOUSES FOR RENT:
Furnished.

18TH ST. Mr. DUPoNT CIRCLE-TEN
rooms: ehath: English basement: side
rardrn: $500 per month. LOUIS r. ST0F-
MAKER, 1907 n. 7. ave nv. Main liss.
WYOMING AVE-. m. iaTH SID
rnoms and baths. sni.: handsomely
furnished: Sin0 p-r month: Inspection ~
appointment. IoTIS r. SHOEMAKER. 1907
y Y. ave. nv. Main 1iss. 15s
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS-WANTED

TWO STEEL FILE CASES. WITH LOCKS
preferred: at least one of legal sire; rea-
sonRble. Phone Franklin i2Si. 16S
WANTED = MILLER TRAIN CONTROL
stock: wire lowest price and amount =
A. L. .DEIBEL. BOatmeB's Bank Bldg, 81.
Louis, mo SS
ALL KINDS .Or-.FURNITURE WANTED;
enough to furah large boarding housa;
bedroom, dining room, psrlcr. misc. articles.
Please call North ll4. or ". S047. 500
Will CALL IN NJ UNLErfERED AUTO
mobile. dty or suburban. and pay you
highest prices for ladies. reutlemen's. chil-
dren's discarded clothing. I will call n.
RICE. 1882 7th St NJ. n. I15S iG
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0S0BNf Wax BYL BOMBOVAN.
OkNA ROZBITA A KOLEM DVACETI
CESTUJlCiCH PORANENO.
VYLETNlCl VRACEJfCf Sc DO NEW YORKU ZAzI-
LII VZRUSUJfCf ZKUSENOST

New York, 13. srpna. Ma osobn vak drahy West
Shore blize Little Ferry N vzeny byy tr bomby dnes
Ger pfi cez as dvacet cestucch vetsnou d9t byo
poraneno. Jest vyjadfoyano podezren bylo to dem
di sympatsuicich stavkar avsak nestava proza
tim zadnych d1kaz1.
Tn bomby vrzeny ujzdeci vlak, ktery byl dosovn9
napechovan dmi vracecimi do m6sta dn zravenem
ma venkove Panika zavada mez cesujicimi, kdyz sko
rozbitych oxen rozleeo mez mimi porezao mnohe Po
divnou nahodou jenom mao poranenych sou muzi Nej-
vice jest det coz da vysvet m de pr zde VIA
ku nejradej jsou u oxen.
Cestuc prav, ze prvn bomba zasaha treti karu VIA
ku osepujcm zabeskem otresem jenz rozhoupal kar
Toto bylo nasledovano rnkotem kla kfikem aa6nanim
ran6nych. @SSeasa> .umu~~s
Mezitfm cqylak dale uzdel jezto patnS strovedoucf
nevede, staio druha bomba zasahla zde
sobvsi vsak jz meme skody Teprve nyn zffzenc dali
emergeneni signal vak byl zasaven 1000 ira
movym mostem Byla vrzena jese tret bombA xysak
buchla az vakem IT, kdoz by zadnf k6A tvrdi, ze
byla nejsilnejsi vsech
Strojvedouci zajel vakem do nadrazf Hackensack
kan povolany byy ambulance North Hudson nemocnice
ably postarano byo ranene zeny deti.
Detektivd drahy West Shore ktef dotazovai cestu
icich dtoku jenz seda 10 hodn vecer byo sdeeno kc
bomby vf3aby1y temnote huustfny blfze trait Napx
deny vak jest lokani jenz ezd enom nede pro pohod
ldi ke zravli den vyleech esich neb navsevou
ivesnicch New Jersey.
Vsechna okna tret kare vetsina jch dvou
mich bya rozbta Predni schddky cast predsnky kay by
utrzeny Zde pate bomba zasahla pnou silou Ma Ste
sti vetsina poraneni jest enom ehcho razu Nekte
stucch neby sce poezani sklem avsak vybuchy leknu
tt pfivody mich vazne rozruseni nervi.
Nekolik mil cd msta, vlak byl bombovan jest
ton kde nekoik set muzd jest stavce dnach drahy
West Shore Pred tim udao n6kolk mensich vytrz
nostl PObllze kamenne Omy jest dOs pravd6pOdob
no lie byl tam ziskan dynamit zhotoveni bomb
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ZDEJSf STAKUJlCf zELEZ
NICNf DELNfCI NECHTf
PRACOVATI Sc STAV-
KOKAZY.

5000 delnikI v zeleznicnich
dilnach spolu s topici a olejo-
vaci, nyni v clevelandskem a.
striktu ma stavce, nenastoupi
drive praci, dokud drahy po-
drzi We sluzbach stavkokaze,
kteri byli cd 1. cervence maj
mutt, pravi tax predseda stav-
kujiciho vyboru, Adam Drylie.
20 vysledcich sobotni hromad-
ne schuze stavkari.
Ma sirene povesti, ze by Sc
rady stavkard trhaly bylo cd.
povedeno v opak, ze prave ny.
nj jest posice stavkafd neoby.
cejne posilena a ze prave pred
nedavnem Sc pfipojilo novych
200 muzd, kteri az do posled-
nj dolby v praci setrvavali. j.
max panuje kid a vddci stav.
ky pokojne vyck&vaji vysledky
porad washingtsuykfch.
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PAN PERCLER NEPRIJME
PENSI.

Cresco, Ia, IL. srpna. -
Vzhledem ku zpravam o pen
sionovani byvaleho vyslance p.
X. Perglera, zaslal tyz nasle-
dujici dopis prazskemu "28.
Rljnu": - Komentujice zpra-
WI O mem domn6lem pensiono-
vani, domnelem nebo skutec-
mem, ia sam o mem oficielnich
zprav nemam, vyslovili jste v
elsie ze dne II. cervence jistou
pochybnost, zda bude tato pen
sc prijata. Pokladam tedy "a
vhodne pozadati Vas O pro-
pdjceni sloupcd Vaseho ct. IL
stu ke kategorickemu prohla-
asni. ze tata aapse opraydu pfi
jata -nebude. Jinak proza-
tim vyckavam zpravy officiel-
nj. Cresco, Iowa, Z srpna 1922.
Karel Pergler.
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NEMCUM DANA DALSf LHUTA.
NEBUDE Cd MICH POzADOVANA SPLATKA 5O,-
100000 MAREK, PRlPADAJfCf MA ZlTREK.

Londyn, 49, srpna. Konference nemeckych zaezito-
ech zapoGne druhy yden sve apne existence Ultra rano
vsak patrn6 enom nemens nade stava nejaka vyhid
ka ma sblizeni nahedech mezi Francouzy Brity.
NejakutnejM krse prvodena okolnosti ze cd Nemecka
ocekavana bya splaka marek vaecnd nihra
dy tery bya vsak prozatimne zazehnana dohodnu+m
spojeneckymi vadami spnomocniti reparacni kom
pendovan spaky tohoo obnosu az do nejakeho rozonu
konferenc otazce ak naoziti n9meckou zadosi
orium Ocekava se ze toto rozhodnuti bude oznameno
n6kolika dnech
Londyn ,12 srpna - Lloyd George, Poincare, Theuns
Schanzer baron Hayashi ejdou 1edni residence br
ckeho preiera ponde IL hodn rano, ably dale poro
kovai stuac vyvsav behem spojeneckeho vyjednavan
Doslo z jiste shode docasnem nemeckem moratoriu
do konce roku avsak kamenem razu jest eden fran
couzsych navrhn Jest Poincarev plan spoeneckou
kontrou satnfch doi esd neenom okkupovanem Poryn
sku, ale rovnez Ruhrske oblasti.
Brtictf delegati jsou prot kazdemu zmocnen neme
ckeho maetku rancouzskych kruzch kouji pov6s ze
Poincare nespokoji nicim meme.
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OSUDNE zELEZNlCNf NESTESTf.
DESET MRTVYCH A VICE NEZ CTYRICET RANE
NIGH MA DRAZE 500.

Annandae Mimi, 13. srpna. Deset osob jest mrtvych
nez ctyrcet poranenych nasledkem osudn
draze Minneapolis, St. Paul St. Marie znafAe jako 500
Line osobnf vlak vraz do trucku zarl
do nakladnfho vlaku stojciho postrannch koejich
Nestest zavini Fred Lamar fidic vlaku jenz nedbae
vystrah muzsva nakladnho vaku, vjel kolee
pred vlak osobnf.
postrann trait Soucasn6 t kary osobniho vaku vyeey
koeji dosovne zaryy do vlaku nakadnfho Jne
koeji vysinuly. On
V9tsina mrtvych ranenych bya kurack6 kafe jez
vztycla pfekotila Ke vsemu osk6ch vnk ohen, ale
bru.yk
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AMERICAN VfTEZEM.

Geneva, IL. srpna. - Ame-
rika konecne byla prohlasena
"a viteznou v mezinarodnich
ballonovych zavodech pohar
James Gordon Bennetta. Bel
gicky pilot, uletel vetsi VIDA
lenost, nezli kapitan Honey
we'll, American, avsak belgic.
ky ballon Sc utrhl po sestupu
a letel dale bez vzduchoplav-
ce, coz nebylo pocitano.
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DOPUSTIL Sc "TEzKEHO''
ZLOCINU.

Moline, ILL.,, IL. srpna. -
Mayor Charles P. Skinner byl
zatcen dnes ma obvin3ni pro
trestni urazku soudu a vzpira-
nj sc vladimir urednikIm. "a
tceni bylo vysledkem toho, ze
strhl soudni zapoved' proti pi-
ketovani vyvesenou v NEST
skem parku, kde 5000 stavku-
.jicich zamestnancI drahy Chi
cago & Alton konalo schIzi.
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GUVERNER

Lincoln Neb. H. srpna. - P. A. Barrows, mstoeuver-
ner sau Nebrasky enz nepftomnos guvern@ra Nickel
vieho zasava ej trade pracuje rovnez ako hdac pro
hu Burlington SIS denne Pravil ze byl witt
sto kdyz shedal Re ma vseho vudy So so bance
kapse cee to jeho bohatst DIE zakona mstoguvern6r
kdyz zasava guvenera jest opravnen suznemu jake po
sleze zmln9ny dosava Barrows ma narok pro statu
81 800, ale pon6vadz sn6m dtelu tomu penfze nepovo,
nem1ze svoji pohled&vku skolektovati
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ZIVOT - "a $500,

New York. IL. srpna. John Stevenson, jenz prisel
zvo ctrek kdyz zenskem presrojeni hra znamou
fmovou hvezdu Pearl Whte-ovou, byl by obdrze SIS
vo prac neby osudne nehody ez potkaa ej p seskoku
autobusu pf zvysen6 drahy Stevenson byo sdeleno
studo" George Seitze by zamestnan by jednou
isicd pomocnych Sill mz obcas dostane zamestnan p
d9anf flmI jednim neepe placenych vzhledem rsiku
eho smelych kouskh Co Pearl Whte-ova dostaa "a
jeho pr6ci, jest yfcf dohadh. :
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Londyn, IL. srpna. Arthur Griffith, zakladate Sim
Feinu eden tech kdo podepsa angloirskou mirovou
smouvu zemfe dnes srdecn vadu die sd6eni Dublna
Griffith by jednou hlavnich postav politckem bo enz
rozpoual po podepsan mirove smouvy. On a Michael
Collins vedl zapas smouvu, dstavu Svobodny Stat
Havnm vddcem druhe srane, uujicim republiku byl
Eamon De Valera. Griffith by zvolen pfedsedou Dali Fire
utvofen irske prozatmnf vady by ustanoven
kretaTem zahrancnich v6ci. Griffith narod Dubin6
r. 1872, jako syn sazece novinafskem zavod6.
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AEROPLANOVE NESTESTf.

Medina, O., 13. srpna Ztrativse kontrou mad
panem nemz lita dive hodiny kdyz chysta
snest zemi, James Ray 21-ety, mechanik avatk
Medine Aviation Club Louis Yahn 21ety jeho douhole
ty pfite Newark NJ j. byl zab dive mile odtud
dnes odpoledne Svedky nest9s byo cetne automobist
kdezto Yahn skonal automoblu n6mz byl do
mocnce tomto m9ste. Nenf znamo, bylo pricnou
st6st.
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SKON PROIIBICNf VUDCE.

Granada, Span6sko 13. srpna. -, John G.. Woolev. z
Madison Wis., kdvsi prohibcnf kanddat presidena Spo
jenych Std zemfe zde II AS dnes dopoedne nemoci
n9kolika dnt, pfvod9n6 zan9tem mozku Wooey skonal
drive nez mohi sem pfijeti cenove jeho rodiny.
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"a $4,000 LIHOVIN ZABAVENO

San Francisco, IL. srpna Ia vice nez $4,000 propa-
sovanyh hovn bylo zabaveno sest muza dvou nakad
Mich ednom osobnm automobile bylo zatceno pokus
vyodti kontraband pristavist Dvanac muza podoudn
cke druziny jednm nakladnm dvema osobnmi automo
billy ihovnami Gene nejmene $4,000 uniklo
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NOW. REKORD .MAURETANIE.

New York. H. rjna. Prekonavsi svdj vlastni rekord
pro pavbu Cherbourgu do New Yorku pfvez tn nej
v9 pou jaka kdyko byla dopravena pres ocean jed
novem parnu Mauretania cd Cunardske spoecnost pf-
ela vcera Plavba jeff 81 vyzadala dn 10 hodn 20
mnut coz jest 10 mnut &ne nez pf posledn jeff nej
rychlejsi rekordn pavbe.
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DALSf POKLES MARKY.

Berlin, IL. srpna. Divoka panika zavada berlin
vcera kdyz hodnoa dolaru stoupa 900 mare
Panue pfesvedcen ze marka dale jee poesne az bude
itch prodavano 1000 dollar.
The Monett times., 1922-01-27
SENIOR AND JUNIOR DANCE

The Seniors and Juniors of St.
Joseph High school entertained with
dance on Thursday evening at the
Knights of Columbus hall. Music was
furnished by Mrs. Ernest Brown and
Norman Nordin. Those attending
were Misses Helen Mckee, Josephine
Martin, Frances Hepburn, Lillian
Smith, Catherine Dwyer, Anna Null
10y, Isabelle Dwyer, Rose and Caro-
line Exposito, Helen Maher, Benetta
Dewine, Marie Ryan; Messrs. Gaylord
Price, Homer Counts, Otto Boss, Earl
Wagner, Linus Ruscha, Herschel
Medlin, Fred Richardson, Arthur
Smith, Joseph Kane, Paul Pitts,
Robert Holland, Frank Mourglia,
George Davis, Carl Medlin and
George Johnston.
The Monett times., 1922-01-27
500 CLUB ENTERTAINED

The 500 Club was entertained on
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Perry at their home, No. Cos
Lincoln avenue. The Club prizes
went to Mrs, Harry Sme6ley and Mr..
Harry Osborn, and the guest prize
was given to MIR. Edgar Price. At the
conclusion of the evening a delicious
two course lunch was served by Mrs,
Perry. Club members present includ-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Osborn, Mr..
and Mrs. W. w. Lehnhsrd, Mr.. ard
Mrs. W. D, Steele, MIR. aud Mrs.
Harry Smedley, Mr.. and Mrs. o. H.
Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs. E, w. Pfau. Mr..
and Mrs, Charles Mansfield. Guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Salzer, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Patterson, Miss Helen
Lehnhard and Mr.. Edgar Price.
The Monett times., 1922-01-27
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
BIG INITIATION SUNDAY

The Knights of Columbus of the
district will come to Monet next Sun
day for the initiation of large class,
Candidates will be here from all
towns from Springfield to Joplin, with
probably class of fifty,
The state deputy, DR.. t, f, Purcell,
of Kansas City and National Director
Luke Hart, of St. Louis, will be
among the officiaIs of the lodge pres
ent. The Springfield staff will give
initiatory work, which will begin at
o. r. C. hall at o'clock Sunday
>afternoout A banquet win be served
in st. Lawrence church hall at I o.
clock.
A number of prominent speakers
have been invited to be present and 8
very interesting program is promised
The Monett times., 1922-01-27
THOMAS O'HARA DIES
AT WENTWORTH

Thomas O'Hara, 5S years old, died
last Monday at the home of his moth
er Mrs Pat O'Hara of Wentworth.
The funeral was held Wednesday at
the St. Agnes Catholic Church, Rev.
Father RoelS saying 4 requiem mass
for the repoSe of his soul. Burial
was at the st. Agnes cemetery,
Mr., O'Hara is the eldest son of the
O'Hara family and is survived by
three children who live with their
grandmother. He was a brother of
Barney, Jerry and Frank 0'Hara,
For some time he has been working
around Joplin, recently coming home
to his mother in a very enfeebled con-
dition. After lingering for two weeks
he died.-SarcoNie Record.
The Monett times., 1922-01-27
OBITUARY

Alfred A. B. White, father Of John
3. White, of Monett, was born in
Lawrence county, Missouri, at what
is now called Verona, on November
2S, 1912 and departed this life on
January %, 1922 at his home near
Crane in Stone county.
At the outbreak of the Civil war he
joined the Missouri Volunteers and
served in the Union army until the
close of the war. He was the son of
James NJ. White, of Lawrence county,
who was a pioneer citizen of South
west Missouri and bore the distinction
of organizing one of the first Sunday
schools in this section of the country,
On February 10, 1867, he was mar
ried to Clarice f. Young, a daughter
of Rev. A. A. Young, one of the pion-
eer ministers of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church in southwest
Missouri, having been married fifty
four years and eleven months. To
this union were born eleven children
seven of whom preceded their father
and mother to Heaven.
Mr.. White is survived by his life
long companion, four children, Miss
Emma White, who made her home
with her parents, Mrs. A. ]. WoodSoa
of Crane; John B. White, of Monetti
Burt E. White, of Hardin, Montana
also two sisters, four grandchildren
and one great grandchild.
He was converted when young anC
united with the Cumberland PreSby
terian church and lived a very con
SiStent Christian life. He was alway;
interested in his church and Christ,
Kingdom. A few hours before th'
end came he spoke of going to Heaver
of seeing loved ones that had pre-
ceded and of hearing the sweet song.
that were being sung in the Glor!
Land. He was always happy and eVel
radiated an influence of gladneSs L
everyone with whom he came IN con
tact. 1t was a perfect delight u b
associated with him and to feel tha'
great spirit that controlled and PIE
vaded his life.
He surely will be missed by all WHIT
knew him, "but his works do follow
him."
The Monett times., 1922-01-27
BACHELOR GIRLS
CLUB ENTERTAINED

The Bachelor Girls Club was enter
tanned Monday evening by Miss
Christine Johnston at her home, 40S
Third street. Dancing and Bunco
were diversions for the evening. In
playing Bunco, Miss Florence Hobbs
received the prize for making high
score, and Mrs. Earl Galloway receiv-
ed consolation prize A one course
lunch was served at small tables, The
guests were Misses Florence Hobbs,
Fay Baum, Virginia Townsend, Ruth
Hobbs, Bea Masoner, Lucille Wagner,
Mildred Galloway, Loretta Henry,
Margaret Price, Sadie Johnston, Mil
dred Keithly, Matte Mcneil, Grace
Newman, Mrs. Earl Galloway and
Mrs. O. w. BlackSher.
The Monett times., 1922-01-27
A. II. r. A. NO. 1874 RECEIVERS
STOLEN LAP ROBES

A. H. T. A. No. 1S4, Monday, sue
ceeded in recovering three lap robes
stolen from Brit Carlin, A. S, Carir
and n. II. Stockton, on the evening OF
January Is, at New Site church, by
Harold Coe, OF Monett and Milton
Brown, three miles northwest of Mo.
nett. The boys are 81 or Is years of
age.
During the week after the robes
were stolen young Brown who work
for Walter Derrington. north Of Mo-
nett, who is member of A. H, 7, A.
No. lS4, read the notice Of the reward
offered by the Association for The
stolen robes in The Monett Times, and
evidently became alarmed, and took
the robes three miles below JenkiNs
and hid them. Later in the week
Brown confessed to Mr.. Derrington Of
the theft of the robes by himself and
Coe and told him he wanted him to go
with him to get the robes and return
them to their rightful owners.
Monday morning Mr.. Darlington
and Brown went after the robes AID
returned to the office of Justice K. A.
ODwyer, and the owners were noti-
fled to come and identify them, The
owners of the robes reside in the New
Site settlement
After Brown confessed, the owners
decided not to prosecute. Young Coe
denied the theft, and said at the time
the robes were stolen he was in
Aurora He was taken to Cassville
afternoon, by Constable Joe
Jackson, and on the way confided to
the officer that he helped to steal the
robes and that he would plead guilty
at his trial, which will be held Mon
day, January so.