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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-10-20

WANTED to trade, $4,000 equity
in Twin Falls city property for Oak
ley real estate, cattle or hogs. For
particulars see Nick Smith, Ameri-
can Market. 40-6tc
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sisted by Mrs. Hughes. wife OF Ma
jor John Law Hughes. L. S. A.. re-
tired. Mrs. Miller. wife OF Major Al
win Charles Miller. medical corps. L.
$. A.. Mrs. Block. wife OF Past sur.
geon Walter Alvin Block. u. s. J..
II. s. Mrs. George WEIGH. Mrs. J. J.
o'Conner. Miss Eisenbeis.
PRETTY PARTY
A pretty party was the bridge tea
given on Thursday by Mrs. George
Weleh in compliment to her card
club. and including an army table in
honor OF Mrs. Greene, wife Of Major
Royal Kemp Greene. L. s. A.. com
nander OF Fort Casey. and Mrs. App
lin. wife of Major Frank Dexter App
lin, L. $. a. both OF whom leave
soon for pastures new. and each az
whom received an enchanting gues,
prize. en- souvenir. The group az To
army table included besides the hdsyc1
guests Mrs. Rice. wife OF Captain alp.
Rice. L. ;. a. Mrs Rutherford. wife
OF Captain Dorsey J. Rutherford.
II. s. A.
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Programs at
Cornish

on Tuesday. March ~. al SIS. Sat.
urday. March rs. Mt 2ib and SIT, the
Ballet Divertlnsenent. originated and
staged by Mary Ann Wells for her
advanced pupils. will give a program
al the Cornish school. hoy and liar.
ward Mr.. John Hopper will be at
the piano.
The complete program ia announc.
ed as follows:
(al Etude. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. srennky
Margaret uurlburt. Martha Themp-
son. Adsiia A.itsr. Gertrude Vein
sifi. RUBY jacobson. ffma Friend.
portia GRAFTON. Ethyl Hsffiso-a. Ruth
Morris. Jorn Fasting. Morris Wilson,
th) .srhree'n = crowd" ....... .kehumaBn
Ruby jacobson. rihyl Harrison.
irma Friend
tc) '1iobty Horse .t..s.s.., ,fehumsnn
fisnrfettA sehusit
'B-ssthsart waltz .s.t.s.. Noerkovaki
franklin Crawford. JoFa Fasting
"A Would he oYpay" ..s.+.t.s. .caroysii
Fertia Grafton
Ruth Norris. JofE FASTING. Ida I.ssin
'1utermssss" .ss.....ss.sss.. bolmetsch
Jers Fasting
Garland Dance fNaisst....s..ts..ch Chopin
Gertrude Tenny. Roth Morris. Fef.
Franklin Crawford
"baHfe Herabfe" ..ss.s stoiefid &c Taylor
Adsita HAitsr, rertia Grafton snd Class
The Eternal Triansis" ...tts MAspo~sli
"a puppet msiodfAns1
Scene The ds!ectea lover add the
witch
Scene s~-Ths ~itrhss cave and the love
potion,
aosns i-rh. careless messenger
scene THE stiisla and the Substitute
letter
asera s-Ths villain seeks Ria prsy.
Scene safoys trinmyhs and they lived
happily ever after
lSfefs Fstsssss sssss hdsHa Matter
witch sss..ss..s.s..stff 4nkiin Crawford
ti"~s ..s.ss...sssss.tssf huth Morris
Villain tsssss...s....ss Hsnfpsiia rehvstt
hMssth~@fts s..sss.sss+ Ida l.@sbn
hfsh~fnt s.ssssfststs -fstsftss toffe3
Dancer .....ssts sueftreds Tsnns
Header sssss.stss sfiord Carlson
-Jfi Tor Tat sssssafass AoisftdEs Taylor
EssnEsilns Ea-ards. JefE Fastiss
pftshiat Dance ssst.s t-sssssss ainn
g~strudr NstnSisi Martha Thnmp-
son, sdsiia kai,sf. Jors Fasting
sstNae fsssHff 90 4ts |ararsaFs chopin
ifsukiia Crawfefd aud N1Aha
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Personal

Mr.. and Mr.. John Mclean. accom-
panied By Mrs. Acl~ans mother
MIS- lotnor. nave rrt0fnFl from
three months no)ourn IN California
Miss Miriam Craig. daughter Of Mr.
amt hfFM INutiA kAanfn GraAr seAn
has been seriously 81. Ii convaieacing
at her home.
Berkeley. Cal. where she VIII be the
guest Of her son and daurhterIn.iaw.
Mr.. and Mira. u. II. Graft.
Mr.. Theodore Halier left TODAY for
n trim 10 California
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Woman's Century club were .Aectcd
Friday afternoon; Mrs. George -.
Schofieid. president Mrs. r. o..
Jones. first vice president. Mrs. n.
w. Graham. second vice president.
Mrs. HalEey X. Watson. recording
secretary: Mrs. W. w. De Forest.
corresponding secretary: Mrs. NJ y.
Harrsh. treasurer. Mrs. j. ~. Soper.
financial secretary: Mrs. u. y. Mills.
custodian. MIR. !. s. Kerr. press sec.
Rotary. Mrs. George ~. Mclaughlin.
pariiamentartan.
Tho drama department OF the club
will meet next Wednesday at J p. m.
with Mrs. Y. $. Ingraham. 1854 18th
ave. ~. Floyd Dcil's playict. SWEET
and Twenty" will be read. Hrs. w.
IT, Utter. who has taken part In sew.
cral paEeants will speak on pa.
gentry. while Mrs. w. 8. Griswoh
will present topics OF Interest This
meeting IL open 10 the entire mem.
bership OF the club.
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Orthopedic Tea
Shop Calendar

broadway guild will be in charge
OF the Orthopedic Tea Shop next
Monday. Mrs. Otto Grunbaum, chair.
man; Tuesday. Laureihurst guild.
Mrs. Alvo Won Alvensleben, hostess:
wednesday, Westminster Presby.
terrain church, Mrs. V. Armstrong.
hostess; Thursday. 81. Margaret's
guild Of St Marks church. Mrs.
Frederick +. Harlow. hostess. Friday
Alki auxiliary. Mrs. Charles Gaffner.
chairman. Saturday. Frink Park
guild. Mrs. W. G. Mihes. chairman.
Mrs. Otto Grunbaum will be hos
tess for Broadway Guild Monday. as.
sisted by Mrs. w. T. Robinson. Mrs.
w. w. French, Mrs. J. J. Mack, Mrs.
Louis Grossman. Mrs. william lie
Blond, Mrs. S. a. Leonard and Miss
Ieayitt
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TULIPS AND TEA

TULIPS AND TEA
TULIPS accented the bridge tea civ.
cn on Friday al their Fort Wordon
quarters by Mrs. Merriam. wife Of
Colonel Henry Macpherson Merriam.
Il. s. A.. commander Of Fort Wor.
den. IN compliment 20 Mrs. H. l..
Spiccr. Of La Crosse. Wisconsin. the
house guest Of Chaplain George Run.
yam I.ongbrake. 4. \. A.. and Mrs.
Longbrake. each radiant cballce a
tribute TO the spring. their mingled
colorn adjoining drawing rooms and
tea table. at which presided Mrs.
James q, Mccurdy. Mrs. Oscar
Klocker. Mrs. Frederick J. Bailey.
and IN fragrant charm forming SOU
vcnirr for the guest Of honor. and
the winners Of high score. who were
Mrs. Greene. wife OF Major Royal
Kemp Greene. u. =. A.. commander
Of Fort Casey, MR.. Rice. wife Of
Captain alp. Rice. L. s. A.. Mrs.
LonRbrakr. wife Of Chaplain George
Runyan Longbrake. 4. $. A.. Mrs.
Frederick J. Bailey. The list was
large. assembling the civilian set as
well hs the line at Fort Worden. and
including the Fort Casey people. who
were unfortunately not able 10 come
on account OF the rough weather
which prevented their special boat
from landing at their island fort. sur
rounded AZ IT often In by an inviolat.
sea
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Reservations for Tennis
Clubs Card Pdrtu

Reservations for the bridg. party
the Tennis club Is giving at the club
Thursday. March is. are increasing
daily. Among those who have re.
served tables for the afternoon are
Mrs. J. d. Lownan. Mrs. Thomas
Green. Mrs. Joshua Green, Mrs. X.
A. BaIlinger. Mrs. W. II. McEwan.
Mrs. Chester Coulter. Mrs. Mont.
Eomery Russell. Mrs. Louis l.. Men
del. Mrs. c. c. Carpenter. Mrs. Alex
ander Chalmers. Mrs. Hugh Purcell.
Mrs. Marion Cummings. Mrs. Orange
Jacobs. Mrs. Edward Whiting. Mrs.
Douglas Sheior. Mrs. James q. Fen
ton. Mrs Harland Maris, Mrs. Ed
ward Young. Mrs. John Scotchicr
Hume. Mrs. Frank Braeklin and Miss
Helen Jordan.
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Handbag Players at
Women's University Club

on Friday afternoon. March IA. at
3 o'clock. the Handbag Players Of
the Women's University club will
present two plays. The Bank Ac-
count" by Brock. and How lie Lied
to Her Husband" by Bernard shaw
The hostesses will be Mrs. Howard
Waterman and Mrs. J. l.. Jarvis.
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>veattle
Society
Delightful Affairs Plan
ned for San Francisco
Visitor; huitdtions Is
sued for Reception.

uoNoRING Mrs. James Francis
IL pcattic. of san Francisco. who
win arrive the first OF the week. 90
he tho guest Of Mr. and Mrs. q. J.
David. Mrs, Monte =. Brown win en-.
tcrtain with luncheon OF q covers.
followed By bridge at her home. Tues.
day afternoon.
ON Friday evening. March IL. Mr.
and Mrs David win be hosts TO six.
teen guests AZ the dinner dance CIV.
en- At the Arctic club. and Monday
afternoon, March 20. Mrs. David Ia
entertaining with a bridge luncheon
fer twenty.
Tuesday evening. March Il. Mr.
and Mrs. A. n. Galloway will enter.
tain with dinner at their home.
when covers will BE- placed for -
guests.
Mrs. William Edward Young will
b. hostess on Friday. March ~. en-.
PERTAINING with ST. Patrici>'s day
luncheon OF IS covers. with bridge
completing the entertainment OF tho
Afternoon.
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Dinners to Precedc
Fifth Clubs Dance

Among the hosts entertaining be-
fore the Fifty club dance next FRI
day evening are 70 b. Or. and Mrs
Allison I. wanamaker. who arc Civ
ting a farewell dinner at the Sunset
club compiimenting Dr. and Mrs. A.
II. Lime. who will leave shortly
for Europe. Mr.. and Mrs. n. o.
King. Jr-. win have dinner at their
homo. and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nor.
gan viii entertain a number OF
guests-
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The regular business meeting OF
the Alki Women's Improvement club
will he held at the home OF Mrs
Alex Meister. 1904 East drive. Tues
day. March IL. at 2 p. m. Plans win
be discussed for an entertainment 20
be held early in April. This will be
followed by social hour. A large
attendance liz desired.
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Clubs
CLuBs FOR MONDAY


Tho annual meeting OF the King
County Humane society win be held
Monday. March ~. AZ IL o'clock ut
lsoldtia restaurant. sis Second ave.
business. election OF officers and
trustees for IN. coming year. II Is
earnestly requested that every mem.
Der mako a special effort to b pres
emit
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Evangelist Meetings

Rev. a. +. Gouthcy. national evan.
gciist. has recently returned from
Los Angeles and Pasadena. Cal.
whore he has held a very successful
series Of meetings. lie is now assist.
INK Rev. g. G. Poolton. al Madison
street Methodist church. In a two
weeks meeting. ending March 20.
Services arc held on Sunday. at II.
and 7.3O. and each week night at
1870.
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pretty bridge tea was given this
afternoon BY MlSs Helen Jordan and
Miss Ruth Nettleton az the home OF
Miss Jordan. as compliment to Miss
Charlotte Breviilier. OF Erie. Pa. who
Is Miss Jorsian's house guest.
Spring flowers adorned the horne
and a charming basket centercd the
tea table. Assisting were Miss Roma
Reid. Miss Helen Schwagcr and MlSs
Helen Thompson.
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Sophie Braslau
Coming April 3

Aiaa Sophie braAiau. eontralto solo.
lat from the Metropolitan Opera com.
pany. will be presented In concert at
Neany hall at the university. April
:. under the auspices OF the womsn'H
league. Miss BraAiau in familiar 10
tho public By her work with the
Metropolitan company. the New
York. Chicago. Boston and Sc. Louis
symphonies.
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st. Pdtrick's
BRIDGE PQrfu

AIr. and Mrs ". c. Morse are
entertaining with 81 Patricks
bridge at their home. s55 18th ave.
N. this evening. compiimenting Mr..
and Mrs. ". W. Manning. who Will
leave the last Of this month for "a
European trip. and for Dr. and Mrs.
r. T. Clark. who are leaving in a
short time for n trip In the East.
Fifteen tables will be entertained.
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ScnttIe Nynm,n,s Club

The literary Interpretation depart
ment Of the Seattle woman's club
will meet at the home OF Miss Libby
Trimblc. 2f4f Harvard ave. ~, Tues
day. March IL. at y. m. Mrs Marie
Wernli Bcshe will instruct the class
In Browning. Current topics az
$50. Miss Maud McGough. leader.
Take Broadway car.
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Fruit and FloUer
Mission Card Pnrtu

Queen Anne Circle OF the Fruit
and Flower Mission Is planning a
May Day card party at the Hotel
Washington on May 1. Tickets may
be obtained from Mrs. G.. I. c. Bar
ton, Garfield 1856. or Mrs. Phillip
Jennings, Garfield 40i4.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


DR.. g. W. Weddeli will speak at
tho ThooHophicni society on Health
and the Mind" Sunday. p. m. at
100 Lyon building. Third and James
Public invited.
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Informal Tea

Miss Marie Bernard entertained
this afternoon with small tea. com.
pltrnenting Mrs. Earl NJ. Means Dor.
othea BakerA who ia visiting friends
in town. Mrs. Harold Hartman and
Mrs Harold Bowman OF Tacoma pre-
sided at tho urns.
Invitations werc confined 10 the
intimate friends Of tho honor guest
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Society at the
HarbOr Forts

IN fAMilsiis
Colonel John l.. Hayden. q. =. A..
commander ~ The Puget Sound coast
defenacs. who has returned from a
g0.dny leave which hs spent IN Call.
fornln. gave an informal dinner at
his Port Worden quarters on Tues.
day IN compliment 20 his son, Lieu.
tenant Frederick lord I tyden. &. *.
A., and Mrs. Hayden.
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Woman,s Century Club

The board OF trustees OF the
Woman's Century club will meet
with Mrs. J. n. Shaw. 1926 32d ave.
Monday. AT p. m. French depart.
mentfwill meet az tho Hotel Wash.
ington. Tuesday, at II a. m Span.
ish department at the Y. w. c. A..
al 1880 a. m.
The following officers Of the
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Winifred Bateman to
Give Recital

Mr. John spargur will present
Winifred natcman Ia oompli
mcntnry violin recital Saturday
evening. March rs. AT sib. In the
Fine Arts hall.
Tho program Will be an follows
Concerto y Minor tfssssssststts Nardini
AiisHfo moderate
Audante cautahiis
AlieGrstto Eiocose
tloHnulla ffHf.fa ffHfH ffHF hetH
fFnf violin Alonsi
Concerto II Minor .tftsssts. saint -haens
AirHrs non troppo
Andantluo
Motto moderate allegro
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SPEEDING THE pArTTNo

Speeding tho parting guest. IN
these days when the ntirrup is rans
stirrup cup. has lost something 81
tE pletur~squene1s But one may al.
ways drink 10 ones visa Wis with
ones eyes. even II dinmed with
tear. And there il always the last
step. which unlike the first step. Is
not ranked as a faux pas. so IN.
line at Wofden. In the officers club
on Thursday. will dance goodbye and
good luck 10 Major Frank Dexter
Appiln. T.. s. A.. and Mrs. Appiln.
two of Fort Wordcn's most accom-.
plinhed hosts. soon to be en- route
for Chicago. and 70 Major II. II. Ly.
onn. 4. s. A.. relieved from tempo
nary duty at Fort Flagier. who will
also report TO headquarters In Chi,
cago.
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HEAR A THRUSH

As a finale. following her tea
which was preceded by bridge. Mrs.
Ieffords. wife Of Captain William q.
Icfforsis. L. <, A.. and their Fort
Wordcn quarters on Friday. sang a
group Of Cadnians incffabic songs.
chief among them. Il Hear n Thrush
at Eve" which was beautifully done.
and received with applause. The
bridge prizes were won by Mrs.
hughes. wife Of Captain Arthur u.
Hughes. 4. s. A., Mrs. Inman. wife
OF Captain l.. II. Inman. medical
corps. u. 8. A.. Mrs. l.. l.. Spicer.
house guest 81 Chaplain George Run
van Longbrake. l.. s. A.. and Mrs.
Longbrake. Tho hostess was assist.
ed by Mrs. Jacobs. wife OF Captain
James T. Jacobs. 4. $. a. and Mrs.
Boyd. wife Of Captain J. l.. Boyd
L. s. a.
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Dinner Compliments
Mr.. and Mrs. Stednan. Jr.

In compliment 20 MIR and Mrs.
Livingston Boyd stcdman. Jr.. MIR.
and Mrs. John Ewing Price enter.
tanned with a small dinner at their
home last evening. taking their
guests later TO the performance Of
The Bat at the Metropolitan.
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The Bachelors club will hold its
fourth annual emerald hall on Sat.
uriay evening. March II. NJ the
Masonic temple. Special wireless en-.
tertainmcnt and music will be foa.
tured during the Intcrmission.
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Photo by Price Star Staff Photographers
Here atraciivey snapped BIZ
Second Friday afternoon
the up plainly
picture the a OF biue
Milan faced with plated ribbon
ton
strcamera ribbon
with bands OF lambs wool
plctes the outfit.
pictures conjunc
ton with the big Spring
young lady pictured The Star office for
Identification the win
donated by C. c.. Carpenter OF MacDoug
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Dpartmcnt Ladies. nance

The department ladies Of the @. A.
". will give a dance Wednesday eve.
ming. March 20. in the I. O. O. 4.
hall. 10th and u. Pine II.
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Women's Auxiliary. Rainier. Noble
Buaf

The wornen'E auxiliary TO Rainier.
Noble post. American Legion. will
hold an ali.dsy session Monday.
March ~. in Veterans hail. Armory.
Picnic luncheon Coffee will be
served.
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wc.t Seattle Review. ". n. a

West Seattle Review. w. II. A., Of
the MaecabeeE. sewing circle viii
meet with Mrs. Henry Chrisfiansen.
1904 f7th S. w, Friday. March II.
at II a. m.
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Mrs. Hammer Hostess

For the pleasure Of Mrs. Hugo
Carlson. who has recently returned
from a two months visit In Victoria.
y. G.. Mrs. Hakkcn II. Hammer en-.
tertained with an informal TEA at her
home yesterday.
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Evergreen Lodge No. ,

Evergreen lodge 40. ?. 4. O. L. W.
will meet Monday evening. March
-. During the month of March tho
lodge will meet Monday evenings In
place of Friday.
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Cards Issued for
.AnnirerSarn Celebration

Mr.. and Mrs. William J.. Bernard
have issued invitations for recep.
sion 70 be given at the home OF Mrs.
Eliza Ferry Leary ON Thursday even.
Ing. March %. TO celebrate the thir.
tisth anniversary OF their marriage.
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Judson W. ARther viii give an or.
gan recital. assisted b. Mrs. f1or-
cnce Herxh Wilson. soprano: Mrs
Derirude Msthcr. violin. and Mrs.
waldo Mafher vioioncelio. a; the
Green Lake Methodist church. Tues.
day evening. March ~. Al AIS.
The program will b. as follows:
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Dinner at Home

Or. and Mrs. William Edward
Young win entertain with dinner
OF twelve covers at their home this
evening.
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RIRELoTs DE CHINE

Bibelots de Chine gave an inter
esting touch TO drawing.rooms 81
which pivot bridge was arranged a
their Fort Wordcn quarters on Tues
day by Mrs. Inman. wife OF Captain
+. II. lnman. medical corps. L. :
A., bringing out the line at Worde,
and few guests from Casey. Pre-
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THE NEW COMMANDER

The new commander OF Fort Casey.
Major Royal Kemp Greene. y. y. A..
arrived on March first. and In the
pausoa Of his official duties has BEEN
much entertained. his hoBts. Captain
William W. Wertz. y. \. A.. and
Mrs, Wertx. Captain Herbert a.
Gardner. II. s. A.. and Mrs. Gardner.
Captain Kirkpatrick Mason. medical
corps. y. ). a. and Mrs. Mason.
Mrs. Greene. with their two children.
will arrive al For, Casey on Thurs.
day. NJ which time the freshly dec.
GRATED quarters Of the commander
wili be in readiness for the new ~.
eine. which opens In the annpicious
nugury.
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coLoNEL 49, corsfN


Last week end Fort Casey wei
coined u distinguished visitor. Colonel
william Newman. Il. r. A.. on duty
at Camp Lewis with N. Thlriieth
infantry. a cousin Of Mr. Martha
near,ien Muiholiand. Of Washington.
u. c.. the mother Of Mrs. wheichel.
wife OF Lieutenant }. LonEHtr~et
whslchsi. 4. &. a. the coioncrs
hosts. who arranged n delightful din
nsr at their Fort Casey quarters on
Saturday IN his honor. reminiscent
Of the South'n ariHtoerafle traditions.
and Including Captain william W
W~rtE. T.. X. n. and Mrs Weriz
After dinner the line az Casey came
In 90 pay IL respects. an agreeable
Incident The meeting 81 the colonel
and the new commander 81 Fort
Casey. who was an upper ciaUman
az West Point when the colonel was
stationed there as instructor in for.
elgn languages. remotely interesting
IN tho improbable event Of foreign
warn-
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ceding the clever collation.. five tables
were In play. prizes going 10 Mrs.
Greene. wife OF Major Royal Kemp
Greene. 4. 5. A.. commander OF Fort
Casey. Mrs. Miller. wife Of Major Al
vim Charles Miller. medical corps. u.
s. A.. Mrs. Hughes, wife Of Captain
Arthur u. Hughes. l.. S. A.. Mrs.
Stiley. wife OF Captain Joseph Fran.
els Stiley. 4. s. A.. Mrs. I.ongbrake.
wife OF Chaplain George Runyan
Longbrake. L. S. A.
HAPPY HOSPITALITY
The happy hospitality which seems
an art in the army was attractively
illustrated on Thursday by Mrs. Nose.
wife OF Major Robert +. Nosc. L. S.
A., retired. daughter OF Major John
Law Hughes. L. s. a.. retired. whose
bridge games were followed by "A
specially delicate collation., and
whose prizc-winning guests were Mrs.
Applin. wife OF Major Frank Dexter
Applin. u. s. A.. Mrs. Stiiey. wife
OF Captain Joseph Francis Stiley, 4.
S. A.. Mrs. Sanford Lake. Miss Nil.
dred Barnes. The hostess was as
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Organ Recital Tuesday

FfsuAlIa NFA~feFd and esAaa
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-11-22
CURIOSITY FATAL TO THREE
Negro Wanted to Know II Gunpowder
Would Blow Up When a Match
Was Put to II.

New York.--On the arrival of the
Clyde Line steamship Inca from the
West Indies. it was reported that Chief
Officer Adolph Beer and three natives
working on the deck were killed In an
explosion caused by negro who want
ed to know If gunpowder would blow
up when match was put to 1t. When
the Inca was unloading at Macrois In
Santo Domingo fire started and the
crew, with the natives, had to move
some kegs Of powder out of danger.
After the fire had been extinguished,
the powder and some cases Of other
explosives were moved back again, and
In the transfer a quantity of powder
was sprinkled along the deck. A ma
tive named Cabrera, working nearby,
struck match and touched the light
to the train Of powder, and terrific
explosion followed, the officers said.
Two natives by the hatch were blown
overheard in fragments, and the chief
officer was so seriously injured that he
died few hours later. Cabrera Lived
q few hours.
Second Oficer William Eord suf-
fered injuries to his right arm. while
native laborers at work on deck were
blown in all directions. One man was
bTown forward and bis head was
jamrned down one Of the big yentiIa-
tors. He was badly scared, but un-
hurt, when the boatswain hauled him
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-11-22
Brotherg indicted in Raiders Death.


Jackson, Miss, Nov. 21.-Will and
JEFF Atkinson, brothers, alleged slay-
ers of Joe Owens. federal prohibition
poficer, were today indicted by the
Kinds county grand jury on charge
of murder. The shooting of Owens
occurred in Leake county near the
Attala county line while engaged in
the raiding of moonshine still the
Atkinson brothers are alleged to have
been operating. Owens, desperately
wounded was brought to Jackson and
died in hospital here several days
later.
The Atkinson brothers were ar
rested and brought to Jackson for
safekeeping. The death of Owens in
Kinds county conferred jurisdiction
and federal authorities requested in
dictment in this county, fearing. they
announced, that the sentiment "a
gainst the enforcement of the prohi-
bition laws in Leake, county might
prevent conyiction
Circuit court is in session and the
trial of the indicted men is expect
ed at this term of court.