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The herald., 1922-06-22
Why Sunday In Sunday.

Have you ever wondered why Sun
day IL so calledf II Is not because 1t
is generally sunny. but because It was
the day on which, In olden times. wor-
ship was offered to the sun BY our
pagan ancestors.
The herald., 1922-06-22
Foresight

Mrs. Wisely Ito maid)-Hurry, Liz
zie! Hurry! Take the parrot into
another room. Mr.. Wisely has Just
lost his collar button.
The herald., 1922-06-22
A You look at e.

Luck Ii merely a matter Of temper.
ament Some men think they arc
lucky when they begin to pay alimony;
others think they are unlucky because
they can't escape that obligation.
The herald., 1922-06-22
Two MAZDA Heavy Work

Mrs. Benham-I made this cake with
my own hands.
Benham-Well. many hands make
light work. You ought to have had
help.
The herald., 1922-06-22
More Mature Eakino

Nature cannot jump from winter to
summer without a spring, or from
summer to winter without a fall
From the Tiger.
The herald., 1922-06-22
Wild Horse Lixea LONGER.

In a wild state the horse lives to b
from thirty-fve to forty years old,
while the domestic horse Is old at
twenty-five years.
The herald., 1922-06-22

Fish has always been one Of the
chief articles of diet In China.
The herald., 1922-06-22
Prizes To Be
Awarded

More than 100 desirable
prizes will be awarded, silver
loving cups, gold and silver
medals, cash prizes, and prizes
given to this event by the
various merchants.
All prizes will be displayed
in the different store windows.
Watch for them, select your
prize, then try for it.
Among the prizes will be a
handsome necklace, gold wrist
watch, several attractive bath
ing suits and bathing acces-
sores, set of aluminium
kltchenware and score of
smaller prizes not mentioning
generous cash prizes.
The herald., 1922-06-22

E n t er the con-
teSt-and win .ont
of t h e valuable
prizes o f f e r e D.
You don't have 10
swim, or even get
wet"- t look
your charming
self! Not m ucn
tim e | e f t-bettef
h u r r y-not many
days left for enter
ing the B a t h ing
Revue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
WARDEN PlUMMER
LAID TO REST IN
NORTH MARLBORO
Continued from page !.

At the station the party was mot by
the three members OF the Boari Of
Trustees. J. Frank Ban. president:
Horace :. Dilworth. secretary. and
Joseph =. Hamilton: Superintendent
q. PoliCe George Black and Parole
Office J. Albert oliver.
The warden's father-in- lav. West
Alexander. and several clos" friends
~ the family were in the party. The
truin arrived in Washington shortly
before o'clock. where lunch was
eaten in the terminal rrstaurant. The
party then made the lS-mile run %
the cemetery IN automobiles. return
ing directly 10 the station after the
intcrment.
A score OF beautiful floral tributes
were taken with the body and arane-
"a abou, the sTnve. which Is high on a
hill overlooking a beautiful valley
Newspaper correspondents and "a
large number OF residents Of Ma rlborC
and vicinity attended the services.
When the party reached This city
last night at $40 O'Clock. the momber,
OF the family. trustees and others bad,
the six Tslloearers goodbye and the
latter entered an automobile. return.
ing directly 20 the workhouse.
James T. Cha ndler had charge %
the funeral ARA ngements.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
COMMERCE CHAMBER
HONORS ROBINSON
Central Bank President Re-
elected General Section
Chairman.

At the annual meeting 81 the gen
eral section Of the Chamber Of Com
merce yesterday afternoon. Robert +.
Robinson, president OF the Central
National Bank was elected charms n
for a third term. The managing COM
mittee that has served for the past
year was reelected. Frank McHush
and Judge William s. Prickett were
nominated as candidates for the
board Of directors Of the Chamber of
Commerce and will be voted on mex,
month.
Following the election reports were
made OF the activities, OF the section
during the past year. Wilmington
Christmas trade was reported to have
exceeded that Of 1918. "A banner year
All phases OF the general sections
work were reported 10 have increased
I'm scope.
Because OF the illness OF John J
Powell, chairman OF the mercantile
section. that section postponed a meet
ing scheduled for last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
WORKHOUSE BOARD
SEEKS PRISON CHIEF
Vacancy Caused by the Death
Of Warden Plummer Has Not
Yet Been Filled.

The Board o, Trustees % the New
Castle County wo&houSe have not
taken any action. relative 20 a sue
cessor 20 Warden Mordecai :. Plum
mer. who died last week. according 10
:. Frank Ball. president OF the board
The latter stated that no applications
have been received yet and that the
board IS open minded abou; the mat
;tr.
A meeting OF the trustees will be
held today in Judge Balls office, when
The board will pass upon the report
Of the president and secSetary. which
with the report OF the warden. are
required 10 be presented 20 the Levy
Court before January J. Warden
Piummer had completed his report.
The name OF Deputy Warden Leach
= being mentioned in connection with
The position as warden. Mr.. Leach
IS SAID 20 have manifested his fitness
for the position during the time hs
served under Mr.. Plummer at IN,
wOrkhOuse.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
DEATHS.

BEAIE-In this city. on December ~
1922. Franz Beale. aged - years.
Relatives fricnds. members of Wawasct
Tribe. No. ., l. q. X. NJ. and Crusaders
Castle, Il OF q. y. ore invited To attend
the funeral services NJ his late residence
40 Squirrel Run. du Points Banks Henry
Clay. on Saturday afternoon. December
30. at go O'Clock. Intermcnt at Green
hill cemetery.
CHENEY-in this city on Dcccrhber 20
1922. James Cheney. aged ~ years.
Relatives, friends and mcrpbers OF
Columbia Lodge. No. -. A. q. Y. W. are
Invited to attend the funeral services a,
his late residence. $500 West Nineteenth
street on Friday afternoon ~ O'Clock
Interment at MI salem cemetery
POTTER-At Baltimore. Md. on De
crmber 20, Carolyn II. Reeves Potter
widow Of William Potter.
Interment at Baltimore
RODGERS-In this city. on Doccmbe
20 1922, Catherine. wife Of jaime
| Rodgers.
| Relatives and friends are invited 20 a,
| tend the funeral from her late residence
/ 2sOi Lancaster avenue, on Friday morn
! ing At o o'clock. Requiem mass At -
Thomas Church. Interment Cs,hedrr
| cemetcry.
rALLEY-At Philadelphia. Pa. on u,
cembcr -, 1922. Herbert. husband c
| Margaret Talley
Relatives and friends are Invited 20 al
| mington and Brandywine cemetery chape
| Thursday afternoon. December ~. a
| 4 clock. intcrment AT Wilmington an
| Brandywine cemetery. Friends can vie
| remains "Wednesday evening at lS2
Chestnut street. Philadelphia. Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27

spending several days A. tho guest OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Cur
ans. OF Delaware street. near Sixth.
Alexander Mrt,aughsn, n former
chief OF police. Ia III mt his home, on
Harmony sfreet.
Mrs. Uriah Mcguire OF the Strand,
Is an
Howard Sutton Of Rose I'LL In suf-
fcring from the grip.
Mrs. Carolyn j.. Reeves Potter
well known In this city. died yesterday
at Baltimore. Nd. She was the
widow of William Potter. Tho funeral
and intermcnt will take place In Bal
tlTf1ore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
"riRrH'> BEATTY SPoT.-
Norfolk Island In the Pscinc. ALo
known a. Honey moon Island.

4 romantic superstition has earned
f.r Ncrfok Island. IN the Pacific
prean rhe nickname - Honeymoon
i..ard o. = believed tha; Z the FIRST
month 20 married lie - sp.n; ;here
ne couple concerned WI enjoy long
$40. health. wealth and happiness
Withou; tbs legend u would n. an
idea pac. re- a honeymoon. Tor u has
heer chred the most beautiful spot
or earth
This earthly paradiee started IS
career a. convict station The his
fcrv 20 those cary dave 10 n ia,e %
horror Runs - the famous silent
cells az stri 90 - seen. These cells.
made 80 con -efs four feet thick. were
.usf lorFe enough 20 enable a man 10
stand up or Ae down
en- me vac csn - seen the
prn vers carved by convicts Known as
"fhs 'ouhs he silent cells provided
n. w0rrt form o. punishment. and
hose confined n them rarely came on;
sane Ha'd'y a dav passed without q
murder taking place. ano the con-
r.rfs became wonee than savages
some even became cnnnibals
There are only e.sht famille. on the
sofd Money H. very source. nv.
pounds heins az that ~ ne ndled IN ths
.'aisc - a wear The ISLANDERS. how.
ever are entirely ssf supporting. and
have svryth they need as We. a,
lumber ~ iuNur.s
The Stand mas 10 own government
which o. presided over by a governor
rfrf out from Australia Portland
OItrnfIan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27

he was ono OF the leaders % the hood
"a mob which butrbered Daniels ana
Richards. Witnesses Will be produced,
u In SAID. who VIII identify ncKoin
positively ~ n member Of The mob.
Dr. McKOin became Identified Win
the Ku Kiux Kan IN 1921. ACCORDING
70 Mer Rouge residepts VINO joined
the Khan a. tho sanne time and qiii..
McKOin's career in office. ~ ~ said
here. was one Of turmoil and strife
from the time ne joined the Khan 20
tho date Of his departure from here.
FOrmsr Kansrn1n here say McK0n
was appointed Captain n tho Khan AZ
Mer Rouge by the Exalted Cyciop- n
M0rehouse Parrish. and - r charged
that he participated IN several raid-
In this section. Among tb>nn, the al
legation ~. was tho kidnapping 80
Addie May Hamilton. a iJ-year-oN
girl. who was dragged from her
mothers home and pv, aboard a train
bound for Little Rock without a cent
I N money
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
EARLY NEWS FLASHES
High Spots IN Worlds Happenings as
Reported BY the Associated Press W
10 SIX a. N.
Domestic

DR.. Albert Lorenz son o, DR.. Adolph
L.orerz. noted surgeon. IS denied
.!cens. in New York 10 marry Austrian
baroness.
Movement 20 restore cottage Of
Izaak Walton in England gets practl-
cal help from admirers in United
States who plan 20 make humble
abode shrine for fehermen.
Fourteen ships. battered by success
sive hurricanes, smash way into New
York harbor
Workers party OF America in fnal
session at New York cables greetings
10 Moscow Communists and elects
/ Rose Pastor Stokes executive board.
/ Dr. =. VI. Mckoin. former mayor OF
Mer Rouge. La, arrested at Baltimore
denies he belongs 20 khan but praises
organization for checking bOotlegging
and immortality.
! Conrad J.. Spens will retire Jan. I
as federal fuel distributor and Is TO
return 10 former railroad post in Chi
/ cago.
Converting OF special grand jury u
determine 4 Joseph c. Pelletier and
MS associates ca nbe tried for crime
.ntensifes interesting Pelletier who i,
on way 20 Germany for health baths
Council Of American Association for
Advancement OF Science az Cambridge
Mass, unanimously approves doctrine
o. evolution.
Victor II. Arnold. former Wlscon-
sin banker who recently hired town
hall in New York ito teach truth IN
religion" is arrested on froud charge
Foreign.
Sarah Bernhardt's household re,
jolces at Improvement in health which
II still OF real concern 10 friends.
Drastic precautions by army au.
thorities contribute 20 Ireland's peace
full holidays.
Turks refusal 20 hear plea OF Ar
menians for establishment Of nationa
home IN Turkey continues TO bestorn
centre at Lausanne.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
WOODROW Wilson's
BIRTHDAY GREETING
Former President. on Anniver.
sary Tomorrow, Will be Told
OF Found atoms Success.

Tomorrow Will he former rresiden;
Woodrow Wilson's birthday anniver-
cary. I'm that day he win b. advised
that IN" generosity ana loyalty OF
more than 200. oco men and women In
every state in the United States have
assured the success Of The Woodrow
Wilson foundation. The foundation
WIS created IN recognition OF the world
eprvice~ OF Mr.. Wilson 20 the cause
OF human freedom. The income from
tn foundations endowment IL TO be
used a. an award or awards 20 the IN
d.,ldual ar gloup which during a given
period has rendered the most con-
spICuous service 10 the public.
Tho foundation Get out ~ raise III
unn 900. CO this amount, more than
tNun nee has already been donated.
Whether We shall have raised the
nnYl 500. 900 hy Thursday cannot be
determined until complete returns are
On from the a. state organizations now
nf work." says a statement Issued by
fuuklln n Roosevelt. Cleveland IL.
podgc and Iialsy Fiske. committee.
We viii he very grateful II We may
d. allowed 10 convey the information
o. any readers ~ Every Evening who
would Ike to contribute 20 the founda-
tlon but who have not yet done 80 that
The books az the foundation will be
.iuscd after Mr. Wilson's birthday and
therefore that any contributions should
b. sent to the office 81 the foundation.
iin Nassau etrcct. New York CSty. al
Uuco. Tho amount ~ the contribution
T. secondary. u may be one dollar or
Uue hundred but the spirit IN which
Il ~ given VIII carry some OF the hop"
o. rca,e on earth and good will io
man Nhich The yuletide spirit symbol
.fue and the foundation - destined to
fu-'.r a- long a. capital hears interest
y hays "a = spir.t = beet expressed
'N he following brief note which was
received hy the North Carollns state
committee together with a check for
500.
Trom tho family ~ Frank NJ Thomp-
sfn Who gave hlr life IN the World
War ~ the cause 81 world peace. IN
Eratitudc 90 Woci,,v Wilson FOR the
faiih be has kept with tho dead"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
SAL SLAIN MRN lTTRMPTRD
THR LfFR OF DIR. M'Kory

Mer Rouge. Dec. ri Reports yNa-
DR.. -. ". McKoin had b@en arro~tsi
in Baltimore at the request ~ C,oyv~~-
nor Parker created n e'ir ln Bns-rop
and Mer Rouge.
ono version % the kiuinR -
Daniels and Richards e ina, trends
Of Dr. McKoin kidnapped fneTn -
cause Daniels nd Richards were IA
~ have tried N slay Nixon IN ~
car. ~ NJ told the etnry u ShO,s fre;
a. him Richards said thai hefo-e %
kidnapping that he had boon se.zed hv
a hand ~ masked mon one ntgh- arf
asked about tho alleged attaTnp- ~
McKoin's 80. but that ~ haf he-n
able % clear himself Tho@e 7rho 20
cert that NcKoin Vo- = rneT0he- -
/ mo Khan eay that no Kiar--ne- Pc
"a rdef mo attsrk a. afrnef dfro--l-r
a. ono % their members and -hat
thcrcfo~e tho Kian Solght revenge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
Rouge after an attcmp, had been made
~, sesa ssipotc him.

Rouge after an attempt had been made
to ss.assinatc him.
"Just before ! left Mor Rouge boy
Or. McKoln continues. What did the
sheriff and governor DO? The case
was dismissed after n jury fllled with
bootlcggcrs and tho vicious element
declared the alleged murderer limo
cent.
Now, however. when n bOOtiegger
and someone else Is killed. the COVER
nor joins In tho investigation. This
effair. In my opinion. will decide
whether the decent and good element
! OF tho town will control"
DR.. McKoin stated that ne had re-
ceived threatening letters a long time
before he left Mer Rouge and asked
tho sheriff 10 investigate. without sue
cess. Just as ] left the Mayorship
and the successful candidate went into
Office" he continued. gangs that
paraded the street. fired shots around
my house. asked the sheriff 20 take
matters in hand. but nothing was
done"
Before his arrest yesterday the doc
tor said no had decided 20 return q
Louisiana and would leave here %.
morrow. lie said that while nc knew
nothing about the Kidnapping cases h'
would answer 10 the best 81 hii
ability any questions put 20 him bl
the Louisiana authorities lie came n
Baltimore. on October ] last.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
DOMINICAN FATHERS
At THE CATHEDRAL
Rev. Raymond BurneIl. o. p,
to Preach at Holy Name Re-
treat Dec. 20, 80, 81.

\ Holy Name retreat OF three days
opens at the Cathedr4 on Friday
evening at 80. The retreat will opens
a Holy Name drive ~ enlist every
man In the Wilmington Diocese in the
society before Decoration Day. May
30. This drive will be under the di-
reC;ion ~ the Diocesan Union Of
ficers FOR 1928. The invitation Is being
extended 10 all the Catholic men OF
me city and environs 20 attend and
hear the eloquent Dominican rsesch-
er. Father Burnell. L. will give the
Catholics OF the city an opportunity
70 learn more OF this Dominican So
ciety-'The Holy Name'-as well "a
chance 20 take stock" and make
some New Years resolutions.
Father Burneu - n membor % the
Dominican New York Mission BanS
and has spent much time IN Holy
Name work. organizing the society
not only IN the East. but as far West
as California. lie has reputation
both As an organizer and as an elO-
auent and forCeful speaker. Father
Rsneu VIII preach on Friday. Satur-
iay and sunday evenings. and the re-
treat WILL close with Holy Name
mass on New Years morning. Owing
% the scholarly atta!nmen;s and elo-
quence Of the preacher. an invitation
vi. be extended 20 the pastors OF the
city 20 come and hear him.
4 pleasing and unusual feature Of
he Holy Name retreat will be the
New Years treakfas; in Cathedral
Hall. This feature is in charge OF a
number % the Catholic ladies os the
different parishes. who have organic
81 for the occasion to Dc their hit foF
/ The Holy Name. They will hold a
meeting Friday night 70 perfect de-
ta!.s and decorate the hall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
DR.. M'KOIN'S ARREST
MAY SOLVE MYSTERY
MER ROUGE CRIME


declared that McKoln had no official
connection with the institution. and
that he was guest OF DIR. Hugh ".
Young, head OF the Brady institute.
DR. McKoln yesterday denied
knowledge OF tho murder OF r. r.
Richards and Watt Daniels, whose
mutilated bodies were found In Lake
La Fourche. lie said. however. that
the men were on tho bad side" the
side OF bootleggers. gunner and
others OF bad reputc.
He also stated yesterday that al
though no was not n member OF the
Ku Kux Khan. he praised their meth
DDS I'm helping rid Mer Rouge Of It's
lawicssness.
Tho discovery OF DR. McKoln here
and his subsequent arrest came about
purely by accident. Word was received
here several days ngo that DR.. McKoln
was n student Mt Johns Hopkins. and
Department of Justice agents sought
10 question him. However. university
officials denied NcKoin was registered
as post era duate. and stated severa
letters had been received there foi
him. but. unable 20 locate him. tho let.
ters were turned over 20 the Post.
Office Department az unknown"
Early today a policeman was found
on the waterfront Unconscious. He wa,
removed 10 a hospital. when the hos
pital report reached police headquar
tors IL was eigned by DR.. McKoin. I
was then that local newspa perm~r
rushed TO tho hospital and Intervene,
him. Up TO that timo the Telegram
from Governor Parker asking for hi
arrest had not been received DR.
McKoin spoke freely and insisted ~
was not n fugitive from Justice. an,
that he had made no attempt 10 con
ceal his identity.
lie stated that he has been in Bait
more since October !. nd had left Ne
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
F. {. bAlLANTYNE
K|WAN|S SECRETARY
Chosen al Luncheon Meeting
20 Succeed Joseph R. Hatch.
Retired.

Tho newly elected hoard ~ d.rec-
'nrs of tho Kiwanis club met yes
f,rdaV afternoon az luncheon IN the
,.lhroom ~ the Hotel du Pont. on in
'Ii1ton 90 President elect Guy r.
l'ld to select secretary 20 succeed
'seph y Hatch. retired. Frank r
IHiantyne was elected o. the position
Those present AZ the meeting were
Joseph q Lawson. Joseph x Hatch
Arthur q. Wilkinson. Carlton T
NridGham. Vincent - Blackwell
Prank y Rauantvne. william n
1i.aCom. George y Cornell. Harry J
ltarkns william NJ MASK. Jr.. Wi
tam g.. Taylor. George l.. Townsend
d. Howard A. Turner. and Edwin "
l.rfuer
% Was announced tina, Elwood J
y ruer international trustee % IN.
chester Club. vii speak AZ N. meet.
as neat wednesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
DETECTIVES LONG on TRAU.
OF FORMER MAYOR

Baton Rouge. In. Dec. 27-Secret
service men have been trailing Or.
McKOln FOR several daya. according 70
Information received here today. The
moment Governor Parker was adj
vised tiat Or. McKOin had boon 10
Gated ne sent telegram 20 tho chief
81 police At Bnltimore ordering the
arrest.
The arrest 81 DR.. McKofn created
con siderable excitsrnant IN MGR
Rouge Citizens there aeserted TINT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
Herbert Talley Dead.

Herbert Talley. wellknown in this
city. died yesterday in Philadelphia.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon. with services IN the chapel
Of Wilmington and Brsndywine GENE
terry Mt 3 o'clock. and interment will
be made In that cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
In MEMORIAM.
IN MEMORY OF

WM. l.. DbtkSTADFR
Many times sit and think OF the days
gon. by-of days spent with YOU as boy.
Your friends shake you by the hand
hut as soon az you have passed out OF
this land you are forgotten is an old
saving After eighteen years In your
employ how could ! help thinking 81 you.
and your many kindnesses ! think Of
YOU as boss and myself as hoy
Those good. Old days have gone forever.
hut my love for you and tho memories
you left will always remain Your many
good deeds to other friends may be for
gotten. but never will they he forgotten
hy me Tho memory OF VIM. l.. Docx-
stador will always he fresh In my mind
And by this toson wish 20 pay my tribute
today to a loving friend. VINO left US Just
a year ago. EDWARD \. HanniRan.
December 81. 1922
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
Prevent Influenza

The Tonic and Laxative Effect Of
Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets will
keep the system in a healthy condition
and thus ward of all attacks Of Colds.
Grip or Influenza. 30c.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
Halls Death From Natural Causes.

The funeral OF Raymond Hall.
oolored. ~ s22 Adams street. who died
Monday At tho Homeopathic Hospital.
will be held mt 2.3o o'clock tomorrow
nj tho Star OF Bethlehem Church.
Newport. Halls death was duo 20
kidney disease and henrt trouble.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27

Have you piece OF antique FUR
niture that you desire 10 turn !nto
cash? Tell our $4,000 interested read-
ers. Many are interested in what you
have TO offer.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27

What are YOU getting out Of your
cor thsse davs9' Parts didn't
know existed replied the Disguised
m0torlsi. Birmingham age Herald.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-17

Boyle Haworth, Phoenix; z. L. APP
person. Denver; Jack Holmes,
Fresno: Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Baxter,
Phoenix; M. G Hutchinson. New
York; G. M. Corchet, Glendale.
A luncheon party on Monday in
cluded Airs. George Goodrich, Miss
Grace Wood. Mrs. Harry Hall. Mrs,
Arthur Esgate, Mrs. Paul Bennett,
Mrs. Donald Mcqueen. Mrs. Harry
Hurley and Miss Harriet Hurley.
hostess.
A second luncheon party on Mon
day was made up by Mr.. and Mrs.
S r. Spence. Chicago and Mrs. A. B.
Clark. Mrs. ]. O'AIalley and Mrs. c. O.
O'Malley. Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs Dwight Il. Armstrong
of Lancaster. Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Brophy motored over from
Phoenix for luncheon on Thursday.
Ralph Murphy and w d. O'Neil Of
Ingleside were dinner guests at the
San Marcos on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Lewis OF the
Lewis Ranch were guests of DR.. and
Mrs, A. J. Chandler on Friday. Other
Friday visitors We're Mr.. and Mrs.
r. S Wheeler, Pasadena: o. Horn-
burger, Scranton, Pa: Mrs. Berry
hill Phoenix: DR.. M. r. Botsford, San
Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Elias,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Phillio. Phoenix;
and Mr. and Mrs. w. Wyman. Jr.,
Kewanee. I'll.
Mrs. J. r. Hermes Of Chicago was
among the arrivals on Saturday.
Other late arrivals include T. r.
Macpherson. Litchfield; w. II. Sears.
Chillicothe, o.; G. j. Lawson. Pres
colt: Ezra w. Palmer. Denver