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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-12-13
Business Is Improving

From the monthly report of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
New York, for October, furnished by
W. }. Roddey & Co, of Rock Hill,
general agents for North and South
carolina, it is gratifying to know
That the local agent at Clinton, Hugh
l.. Elchelberger, ranked second among
hlty-1iVe agents for the month of
october. having placed over 100000
worth OF business in thfs county,
Clinton Chronicle.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-12-13
Mrs. phinney Entertains club

Mrs. Joe Phinney was q charming
hostess to her F'orty-Ilwo Club on Fri
day afternoon. Seven tables Of guests
enjoyed a spirited series of g.'tnes in
a setting Of red roses After an hours
play the hostess assisted by Misses
Virginia and Martha Barksdale and
Laura Vance Jones served delicious
refreshments consisting of ta salad
course with coTee. S.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-12-13
Party for Mrs. Fleming

Added to long series OF parties
given in honor Of Mrs. Charles Elem
ing. was an especially attractive
BRIDGE luncheon of four tables on
Tuesday morning by Mrs. r. f.
Hughes. Christmas decorations were
in order, crepe paper, Santa Clauses
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-12-13
Foot Ball Captain Elected

Following the banquet of the Lau-
rens Business League last Tuesday
night when the high school football
squad met and elected Lawrence Kill
go as captain for next year and James
Templeton as assistant captain. Carl
Thompson was captain Of the team
this year
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-12-13
Local and Personal Mention

~
Mrs. will Robertson spent Friday in
Greenvil,.
Mrs. r.. c. Hilton, of Columbia, is
expected today to visit her mother,
Mrs. Laura Easterby.
Mr.. Erskine Todd, of Little Rock, Ar
Kansas, is the guest Of his mother,
Mrs. M. l.. Todd.
Mrs. j. S. Bennett and Mrs. Nj. L..
Roper attended the U. d, G.. conven-
.tion in Greenwood last week
Mrs. "A. j. Christopher and Mrs. j.
g. OwingS spent Wednesday in Green
villey% I
!, Mrs. Harvey b. Gray, Of Fountain
linn is spending a few weeks in the
city with relatives and friends.
& Mrs: w. III. Dial returned FRIDAY
from visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Childes Calhoun, in Darlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Caine, Mrs Ce-
Gil Roper and Mrs. Charles Fleming
spent Monday in Greenville.
Mrs. j. o. c. Fleming left Monday
for a visit of few days to her sister,
Mrs. j.. G. Barton, in Anderson.
DR.. Gomar Mock and sons, Of Green
vile, spent Sunday in town with rela-
tives.
Phil Huff, Otis Huff and Frank Nc
Gravy left yesterday for a hunting trip
in Kershaw and Holry counties
Mr.. Hedgepath who has been visit
ing bis daughter, Mrs. George Harp
on Mock street for the last week. left
Sunday for his home in, Columbia.
Miss Laurcc Kennedy who is study
ing at Anderson college, will arrive
Friday to spend the Christmas holi-
days.
Calhoun MCGOWAN, Of Charlotte and
William MCGOWAN, of Greenville, spent
the weekend with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs f. P. McGowan
Mrs. Earl Wilson, of Gastonia, ant
Mrs James Stout, Of Washington, arc
visiting Mrs. ID. A. Davis They will
semain for the Christmas holidays.
Mrs j. II. Johnson, Of Spartanburg
spent Wednesday with her sister, Miss
Josie Anderson, on her way to the
U. d. c. convention in Greenwood.
Mr.. &C. A. Power, Mr. A. C. Todd
and Solicitor H. S. Blackwell attend
ed the funeral of Judge Frank b. Gary
in Abbeville Saturday.
Mrs, Ed Burnsides has returned tc
her home in Greenwood after a yisi,
TO her mother, Mrs. Rosalie A. Sulli.
van.
MIR. and Mrs; c. p. Vincent have re.
turned from Varnville, where they
have been visiting Dr. Vinccnt's par.
sents while he was recovering from 6
srecent sickness.
y Frank p. MCGOWAN, Jr:, Rhodes
scholar, has landed in New York from
England and is expected to arrive in
the city Thursday to visit his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. McGowan.
r-'Mrs j. n. Hudgens, Harold and
Caroline Hudgens and Miss Harriet
Bishop were the weekend guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Switzer in Spartan.
burg.
The friends Of the Rev c.. 'E Yer
million will regret to hear that his ia.
ther, Mr.,Joe Vermillion, Of Donalds
with whom lie has been the last few
weeks, passed away yesterday. The
funeral will be held today at Donalds
Miss Rebecca Adams, who is a fresh
man at Chicora had signal honor be-
slowed on her by her schoolmates re-
Gently when she was chosen as one OF
twelve prettiest girls in the college
These twelve are annually elected tC
form. the beauty calender" in the an
nual each girl having a full page por-
trait in the annual. Miss Adams will
represent April and will be photo
graphed with Caster lilies.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-12-13
Rising Sun Chapter No. 6, Il. A. M

(T5lED A regular convocation of
W%W Rising Sun Chapter, No. 6,
K IN r. A. NJ, will be held on
E%s9Ssaa FRIDAY NIGHT, Dec. 18th.
at 1880 o'clock. Members
are requested to be present and to be
on hand at the appointed hour. Elec-
ton of officers for ensuing year.
JAS. H. SULLIVAN, fl. P.
J.. G. ROFF, Sec.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
BEDTIME STORY FOR
 ALASKA CHILDREN
By YOUR UNCLE

a.a.u Wudoua rcy ume In Drot erenoa Next ca.e
 h nury UIo H-u dog was hc uort tn neas ont He m.d "My complaint IH uo. or cuI rament bout of Injury t0 my feelings Il a .HIa War Mv oHuor lr n uHo 'rI and e.org umo .He wants .o n'ay dou
 Ho dr.H mo un in .ho mos. 0ut- 'anI.ah c.o.hm roI over HW shc hutton th.nw around my nocf pua stockings on me nnd oven makes mc werr hat And .ha aI.or c1rry- Inr ma upside down and making mol Ua on my hnct .He olIIH aIl EnlH or pct mmcs and n Is worry humIIaf- Inr io a dog Who.e former owner Waa n rauehanl-.umb.o boy Then whom Hne ha. made me HoIr tHcrc I1'IwoIa for nm hour cor two ane aHe thcm ol and tries to pul me io r.cop by rocking and nnr.ng to me- Moro thm that she sometimes .0nk me in s1lnr Wator nnd Chen c0mh1 my hair and tries to maIc it pun out over my nw Tint ac- counts for my uhdIei and chas.ou- cI look. Ae aho !. Fcv kind could not th.nt or biting her and , don want to run auay huU really can't stand ths baby treatment much longer and continue respectable member of dog .oc.oty
 "Hm any member of Ono meeting anything lo suggest regarding Che caao Of Brother FIul2" inquired hc chairman Thuo was uo response .o Che chairman Inquiry and after waiting short Ume he said.
 "WaL Brother FmI yours is a uthcr delicate matter and about tlo only ching we can do for you ls io aEtonl to you n vote ol sympathy it .H aasIr sean thot your owner loves you and Ono only Ching you can do Ic lo and for ha poIlue until slo rr0w mp sho win grow out of It In iHo e0ume of few yoar ao you uIu iu. huro lo mako the bct of It untI she does In Che meantime you might try rolling In Che mud and making yourself a0 dirty tlal Hho would not WnHI f0 pct y0u And anin. It mIrh. 1e One means or you getting more vigorous baths chan you harc ever bad. Then Uhoro .s
 Che bay. and 1T Iho Worl comes to Che uor, and you Iu.l can't stand It mu sho u1u up-WelL a
 mId thoro Ia Che bay and , have heard Chat drowning H not very painful ls thoro any further buH- uoa to como before tho moedue1
 My owner put a c.othonIn on my tal int nIeht" replied a meek- looking black and Whio dog
 "huy dog who won bite Che hand Chat puts c'o.HesD.u ou h.s ai has no standing m thIa meeting" one
 WoroI the chairman "In mcL he should hove two oIolhcp.ns on hIs uu and can Ucl to it. And now declare th.a meeting alI0uuol hut ! don't want any looine along on One streets ou your way to your h0mcs The ha.l oi you mover bad liconao and one of lhoo days Che dog catcher win ro. busy and .horo won't bo quorum Ic.I Now get Go your home erory one of you.
 And lho.e dor am scattered iu dii- icrent lreolou. bout Your Uncle win wager cookie that even Che ones who had complained ot Che treatment Of their owners Wcre anN-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23

u...I IH. .Ha.nu. H.. .L I... For I.... HH. UH. Nu. n. moon.
 aH.un nm. m. n..U .H .
 nu.
 Now t.. water WH.HH rHmH.. .HU
 Ih. fu.H'HHI ou IH r.n. And It.he.r no ono .o drop oU .o
 pick un .Ho IUrrr. whip. For Che min. N... m... n..ur.
 un. ... Uor...-.H HHH.o.. high. AM I along l.o H.I'.U. Hn.
 Ono aou.H !" going dr
 Fnr b. II from th. Stroller .o lo- Iac. in Hr Hr from tHe r0nu.uon and m.u.. at.H.H.ne uu .Ho old suh m. Ono m.uI .H'.n VII. mol. popular n.r.r in Che far suu.n. 1T. .m. h.nr confined mostly ta N.n.ne.r Virginia and .Ha o.r0 Nu. r H.Ho in North Carolina uh0ro m. |u..o oI lHe corn Ha. ro..- oneI Io b. m. mo. poplar 70. an uo0.ar A. o.IIon.. lHar m.u. Iu'ona wore mo. much known tn Flor. .a. Che Io''oH.n. story .a told.
 A travelling mu from Now Nor. muIo Che nr southern circuit oreu HE month. Tn. . ...0n maII town visited by hm am elderly mau on.r 0t.I n neat UtIIc drink emporium After completing I huue W.H H.. customers on ono 0. H.. un Che drummer took .Ho.. wal. into che country and was I...hI.I lo nnI uu tHo HIn.. 70. U.Hn .r.am a. lnca lot oI mint ns h. H.I .U.r aeou. e..Hwu. bunch o. i. n. carried Ittu ha old friend who trnI ll. bar and requested tha. Ho maH. him min. IHeu.
 "I don't know how .o mako m.Ht Iu.on answered I.0 old mn -hI my ou..om.n a.ar U..h Che .meat oaI.
 Huo" d Che lrmmer" n.r- m.f mo Io show you trick anou. your own hHu And going be- hind Che h.r ho took tHc mint and .ho ingredients Ho found .Hme nnI shortly H.I eon.o..ol lHo e'0 oI as aIu..s. .mnro.H .. o..H II Inc Hn. o. man. ono oI which ha nl oI to IH. old man. irn.u. n. other Hm... TH. orm0r wa. delighted and .1'mn'U declared .Ha. .n UII H.9 0In0Heno. III. . mHInn.. Iru.rr. H. hrd never onromr. od anything of such n.o...ur and .ao.h.u. na.ar..
 Six month. In..r tH. travelling man ar..u mnIe Ono Southern o.rou.t nd. a. was H.H rr..om. HI... come n'oUne H. Hun. u|H IU. more ohm. ol m. town .nH.I .l Che uu. HnI o. HH old r.nI But .Ho old man ua. no. .Hr. u a.a nIH.. Wa. n rauHe.. man and la a rH.Uon Tn m. WH.-0Ih1lt o. Che old anImu. replied.
 "th r...oua sa m won't 500 tHo 0U man mo mo. On. oI .H.m fool Nm.... cam. down H.r. from che Moth and eo him lo 0Hn.n in h. uhI.. nm. i. NI him.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
H-1sI m c5uTRY F1R

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23

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 .... ..'.. "|" r..u.. ... ... .... boon .H-... from IT. m.r... ceremony 0N
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
SOMEBODY PLEASE ANSWER

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
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IT hn mo. boon m0nI r..n H.uoo frar. was bar i'm tH. rear n0r. o. no.rIr .rar rrocorr or. .n E.or . .IIr. n...Hcr hr. V boon n rr... mm. ..r n.. tne s.roIor .W .r.rI Hu. from .ru.nI rHI.u ID h.eH- .hHI. sold .L onrn UI H0 in Now 0H..n. And ro. IH. poll .a1- Iu..eI Hr che III.U N. n endorsement. modification or r0n... .u. m. uI. law .Hnu Irr nr.H moro nr.0.r m favor oI enforcement .rHu .n. o.h.r part ol .H. United sH'oH And II.. {. why Iho sroIo. Hu. .0.n awake uU night .orr for Che n. .u. month. or moro .-lue tn mako H.meI believe chat Che South Cha. Il. now roUe o srnne.E for .he rr..r.omrr. of .no dry ." a tHo
 m. South .n.I h. Iu.. only low r..rs ago and whom ... platform o. inc orI. noIu.a. uar.I ol Ono a0u.h- ou HH.. olnH..eI o. nut two r.n.
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 Now IT Che South Inn. changed a much .u other poet. n. u hH .n IU. mnll.r nI "eUunH.u HnHo. u..H and u.rhle.n Che Stroller would uo. lo. at homo .hee any moro mo. t0ut Ho would require rr.rir. .o nIu.. valentines. au-. mon. m. .nneU.. or u0 in Woon. N.mr.. H#aa. r.|o-o. 0u. iIul t would ..m .o h.m though he wa" in n wholly UU.rcnt country from ... ono m. know when Ho and NHe..e uue lou. and when Che ano Man VII. won. ta lower .I. curtain. .o In. .roonnr uHnhr o. Uea.ou.
 No wonder ther now have direct rru.m throughout .he aon.h whom a convention would hove noIH- .re on Wednesday night prayer m..Hr. for ro1e. nm. Uu.o.u0r Nn wonder I.. mnuUoI ol John H Gor don. Henry WGudr and other no.'- binder. o. the old South Nul mo shoulders oer which .o ur0Hi .hm- .rM aud arc. r...or.o. losing .H0.r nH.r. .0H..Ur. Iu.t and hon. m0.I..a.on on Ono Ho.I labeled 'An- H.ur." Tho South |. rnn Hn- n Inns. Io u.. n southern oEnr. .oH. .Iarr vanished" rurI'o" o. Che . Chicago ro.t. which recently printed under n. H.HI IH. Vanishing Days" .he .oIoNne
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 and ur. worn upon Ono Hanl No. lH. u.eHIUrH. .H.. ". taken
 when nobody wont .u bed. And H. hr.. above Che b'uo
 II. n. .u..un as uoa,l. For IT U..H no nuu..uI o.oto .Nu.
 ur .IH oIoH.o breath. And ueh man cHn wal. u oHH.. ..N.
 whom lHe ..ar ore i'm One ..E. For .H. H. r'r" mo" II. HI.e and
 Che south .s going dry Lay Ono Iat abou. Che lu.ep be-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23

Ono momn. loot week Your Uuc.o had occasion 10 nam ch00. houo u n.i.r One bon rang ari Che Iar. .III un. WI.n In0 loou C. Che H.- UuHIu. not boy or E.ri being m H.hL Hut ouu.de lhe door wore no I. chan e.rHt doH lhlt had ac- oomn.uI.I Her owners to schooI tHat morning. There woro 1.-Two doE .t ono door and th.eo at another hu. .. Your une.e drcW uow Che throe wont over and joined tho other lFo
 and one rnlhor 'nrso and d'm.lei-
 appearing Io. snoEo out and al.d. .I win now cnI lhIa assembly io or- I.. and declare Che meeting roaly for hnue
 Long roam ago and whom Your Uncle could n fhc eat twenty Hmea without stopping H.E.oan nmn a Ma nm.t n0WI ho oWncd n roN Intelligent dog and .n exchange tor arH o- kindness by F0ur uueIe .H. dog taught him Che dos language and or.r Hnco Chat Imc Your Uncle Hna known what dor ay and try to
 rr. ao whom ho houl Ono dIeu.lei- .nne.rur dae can Che meeting Io or- der and Ia.Inra It 1nnr for huHuea. lo was our.oua lo know what was so- .ur on e1 ho topped and remained .Irnl neetutor for several mine m.. nI .hIs is what he hoard.
 The chairman calmly looked over One assembly Of dow and asked. "Hn anyone present any complaints .o maso about uue. treatment to nm.e.l 'u particular and 1lI doe in general Hnco our Ias. moouuel
 I havc" nId a mihor aolol- looking UtIc dor "ond il ia th.a. My maHor matroats me something awful. Uo beaH and kIcu mo and moro nau half Che niehta ! eo to bed hungry Ha mothor win tou mm t1 food me ani ho promises Go Io 1 hu. nearly a.WaY Iorro.a to ..en hH nromI.e and Che result is haf ! nm getting poor and woak DO
 Tho chairman. who reemol to he Iude. jury and everything oIao. thm
 nn.a mp and mId. "Wc WIl mE Brother FIIo t1 mako a further re- port In two daya and If h.a maH.cr .H .IH mHrolUnr h'm. win appoint n committee o. one to bite hIa maa.or and bite him good and plenty Haa
 amy other brother or a.s.or any com- nI0.nIH t0 roealorl
 "I harc. re1Icl Ione-ha.rcd dog uI n roHowur roY c0Ior "MH mos for do0s not mean to ho unk.ud but Io IaIo. too many chances WIlh me Only IH.I night h.s mo.hor had clI.- 0- and my muster wanted to havo mo i'm nj. room unal.r Ho know Ha mother would uo, allow hIm .o uEe mo through Che room where Che company Wa. Ho ho nu. wont ur-
 n.r and Io. rona down from the window Tnm hc oamo down and HeI One rone around mc and wont hne. lo hs room and pulled mo mp. hlt just ms was aimo.. I0 thc wine dow. Che r0Dc broke and got am owe m nf LurHIv did not havo mr bones broken hut believe me. J would rather aIc.n or. u Che rain .Hnu ho nE.n into thc houao hv way oI nm upstairs window.
 "Nuu trouble cam he e1H.Ir rom- odIcI." spoke ou. tho chairman. "rhc n.ll oH.n0a you rnI rIauI IhnI rope and uEo it ou. and t.do it It you do. Che boy won't have any rope to pun you mp lo the window and il he gets another it win be new and won't break ao you win be an right Th.a ching of sleeping out in hc rain T. a serious matter and J would eo to a warm room by way of un-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23

Lay .he let atoo. Che lu'ep be.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
NOTICE HEARING ON FINAL
 ACCOUNT

Tn I|0 HHH... .ou. for IHe IoH
 tory ol NHau Juneau Precinct m I.e Matter 0. Che E.Hto o. hima
 T. LoreI a.aH Nn u. $. Lowell
 ....
 NoU.. hereby .r.n .Hnt t.oH.I N Wo0Hor I0mu.H.H..N oI m. HH0r. entitled 0... N. U.0I W HH 0rur. her UHHI account. and tHai n..rne IH.r.m win h. had IT. Hl Federal Court HHH. Juneau H'w E.. on rHI.r lItH November. INll uI IN o'clock n. ma oI IHHI day. u' which Hm. any nor0u 0. uar0u. in. ...I.I therein W." appear and uroHon. objections thereto .s..| A. PAINE
 Probate Judge. Fm, pub sort lH. al Oct It
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23

ioll'y looking for thom whom it wa1 umo for echooi to be out that ovon- lns and Chat thcy had beon lonesome for thcro aamc oWucr ail day. Some dogs are apt t0 talk just for Che sake of talking and they Ilkc some people. dont meau haif they my An kinda oi aik 's cheap and dog talk is as cheap la any other.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23

 E." Dan "I .0nHre .. ...r. HH.. ra has rr- ....uH for .He Tr- . oNre .Hru. "'.. ...n"n.... |. IHr Iu- .. n. for him .0 ...eI m1r. ... .. .r ..He.h. How
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
BUREAU CONTROL

w. m . . rr from ...l .nuH.. u. bureaucratic .u.u.r u... I. r. l'. former Russian .uH.. Inn. n .0o Um. u. ... ... .r . ... 0or.H.a Time.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-28

world. Ford plans to build an- other dam farther up the river and make the river navigabie for ocean liners up to Birmingham. The photo was taken at a height of 1000 feet.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-28

The Marquise de Fraysseix Mazieres, member of the we'll known de Castellane family and an artist of wide repute in Europe, is cializing in portraits of American society leaders. She obtained the first prize in an art exhibition when she was but eleven years old
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-28

Mrs. Katherine Marstor of Man chester, N. H., is said to have con- fessed to committing thirteen rob berries. She has been arrested for burglary. She is the mother of five children and says she stole to provide for them.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-28

This is the most enhghtenlng photo taken of the much lis cussed Muscle Shoals, which Henry Ford plans to turn into the greatest industrial center in the world. The shoals derive
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-28

their name from the Indians in- depreciation that it took much muscle" to paddle canoe up the shoals. The Wilson dam, now crossing the Tennessee river at the shoals, is the biggest in the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-28

Fred Morris Dearing, assistant secretary of state, who has been selected by President Harding to be American minister to Portugal, has served the U. s. in various capacities in legations at Havana, Picking, London and Mexico City. He has been with the state de- partment since 1904
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-28
Brown in rear.

A committee of coal miners from West Virginia has asked Secretary of Labor Davis to pre- vent the eviction from their
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-28
HartweH Farwell and hls sister,
 Alice Farwell

Hartwell Farweu of Milwaukee $ said to have confessed that he murdered Philip Housten, buried him in a haystack and set fire to he stack. Farwell says that his father, dying, warned Hartwell and bis sister never to marry and that he (Hartwell) shot Housten, his sisters suitor, to prevent her from hsobeying his fathers order.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-28

homes of all coal miners black listed by the companies in the West Virginia district. Accom- panying the committee which
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-28

called on Davis were Mrs. Alice Underwood and her two daugh- ters, Hallie and Dorothy. She has been notified she must naoye.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-28

Jockey and photographed
 Miami Jockey famous Man O War
  married Miss Marian spending their honeymoon at Miami Fla.