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The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-10
CHILDREN'S EVENTS
 WERE BIG SUCCESS

The children's parade and sports, which were booked for the Fourth of July celebration, but had to be post poned on account of the rain, took place yesterday afternoon. The kid dies, representing almost every con- ceivable character, met at the foot of the monument and marched to the ball park. They received many words of praise as they passed along the line of review. The judges awarded the first prize to Alberta Mosser and the second to Georgia Wiles. There were also seven other special prizes awarded, and also $1 given to each of the 1OG children in the parade
 At the ball park the bicycle race was won by Buster Sherman, with Joe Allen second and Billy Fields third. The Boy Scouts wan the re- lay race. Prizes were also awarded in a number of boys and girls races.
 The kids ball game ended in vic- tory for Pitcher Harry Monyhan's side by score of IA to 8. The com- mittee divided $3O between the mem- bers of the two teams. Some prom ising material for the big team loom- ed up, according to Alvin Morgan and Warren Taylor.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-10
INSURGENT MENACE
 AT DUBLIN REMOVED

DUBLIN, July 10.-A force of re- publican insurgents musteredf south of Dublin has fled before the ad- vance of the Nationalist troops, thus removing menace of further fighting near the capital. The insurgents re- tired upon their base at Blessington Some of them ventured forth today in a raid but were captured by the troops of the Provisional government. The troops near Dublin withdrew with out offering any resistance.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-10
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H. J. Tobin of Mile IA, visited here over Sunday. Frank Cunningham left for his fox island this morning.
 A local train left Cordova yesterday morning for Chitina.
 w. P. Birchmore of Mile IA, was a visitor in town yesterday.
 An adjourned meeting of the city council will be held tonight.
 Mrs. Ed Lee is passenger on the Alameda on her way outside.
 The city have a force of men laying a new sidewalk on c. street today.
 The Young Ladies Sodolity will meet at the Rosswog home Tuesday evening at D. m.
 The Cordova Packing Co.,, is sched- uled to start packing the famous razor- back clans tomorrow.
 c. F. Skews, J. w. Leuter, R. O. Carter, P. w. Slaton of Mile ', were weekend visitors in town.
 The Carlisle Packing Company re- ceived 19,OOO pink salmon on Satur- day, the first of the season.
 Thos G. White, one of the oldtimers of Katalla, is here for a few days re- ceiving treatment for an injured thigh. Miss Gussie Bohall returned Satur- urday from the Copper River flats where she has been during the fishing season.
 Mrs. Geo. A. Harmon today returned from Valdez, where she spent the past couple of weeks visiting Mrs. John Biggs.
 Special oduction-"Madame X," at the Empress theater tonight. Also Miss Opal Hayes, solo violinist at 8 sharp.
 The SS. Alameda arrived in Cor .dova from the westward at 5;30 this morning and sailed for Seattle this afternoon.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-10

this afternoon at o'clock with the following passengers from Cordova.
 w. w. Batchellar, W. E. Brandon, G. L. Rich, H. Foster, Bain, F. B. Swanson, Mrs. E. Metzgar, for Ju- neau; Mrs. T. N. Lynch, Mrs. F. A. White, Mrs. K. G. Robinson, Mrs. N J. Pickle, Mrs. c. J. Meyers, Mrs. c H. Humphrey, Brook Lampnrey, Mrs. R. L. Healy, Lieut. and Mrs. Mack and three children, Mrs. M. I. Steele, H. M. McCue, E. M. Bates and wife, R. L. Lyon and F. B. Tracy and wife, for Seattle.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-10

The new bleachers at the ball park are now completed and were full tc capacity yesterday; during the boys ball game.
 Edward V. Boyle, who spent the past two weeks at Anchorage on busi ness, returned home this morning or the Alameda.
 The Admiral Watson is due from the westward at 6 o'clock this even ing and will be in port about an hour before sailing for Seattle.
 c. R. Rockwell of the U. S. $. Texas arrived in Cordova on the last boat to succeed Lieut. B. H. Mack, in charge of the local radio stations.
 The white limousine that is running around town, came up on the last boat from the outside and belongs to George Anderson of Mccarthy.
 Arthur Frodenberg, formerly of Cordova, who conducts a grocery store at Anchorage, was in town to- day on his way to the states.
 A great many of the local folks took advantage of the splendid day yesterday and hiked for the mountains or motorboated around the sound
 Misery loves company. It rained in both Anchorage and Fairbanks on July Four They were, however, able to pull off one ball game in Anchorage between showers.
 John D. Cremans today received a wire bearing the sad news of the death of his brother Joe in an automo- bile accident at Oakland No particu- lars of the accident are given.
 Isaac Hamburger of Valdez, who has been court stenographer in this divi- sion for many years, was in town to- day on his way to California, where he will join his family and reside in the future.
 M. A. Horner of Seward, arrived in town this morning and will remain here to meet the Northwestern and personally conduct the members of Totem excursion to the glaciers and over the trail to Fairbanks.
 Last Thursday Miss Dollie McCon nell of Cordova, and James Pierce of Anchorage were quietly married at Seward. The newly-weds were here today on their way to Portland, where they expect to reside.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-10

Word was received here today of
 the appointment by Governor Bone of Dr. E. F. German of Anchorage, as a members of the Territorial Board of | be held August 1, at Juneau. Mrs. w. P. T. Hill of Anchorage, arrived in town today, having been summoned here by the illness of her husband, Captain Hill, who is a pa tient at the Cordoya general hospital. where he successfully underwent an operation for appendicitis. Senator E. E. Chamberlain of Sew ard, is a Cordova visitor and is be- ing cordially greeted by his many friends here He will remain in town for about a week in the interest of the Alaska Moving Picture Cor poration.
 Falcon Joslin, president of the Der ing River Coal Company, hiked over from Katalla, arriving here early yes terday morning. He covered the route over which the local Chamber of Com merce is advocating the building of a roadway from Mile 39 on the rail way, to the Katalla coal and oil fields.
 John A. Davis, who is in charge of the Bureau of Mines station at Fair banks, was a Cordova arrival last night He made the trip from Fair banks, over the government trail, to Chitina in exactly two days. MT. Davis will go to Katalla to sample the coal being taken out for a naval fuel test.
 A telegram received from John H D. Bouse states that Dorothy, the second l daughter of United States Marshal Brenneman formerly of Valdez, was drowned at Long Beach, Cal, on Sat urday. She was in bathing at the time and was carried away by the under tow. The body had not been recov- cred up to the time the message was sent.
 Mrs. Lamphrey, son Brook, and Baby Calder, left on the SS. Alameda | for Everett, Wash, where they ex- pect to make their future home. They | have resided in Cordova for over six years MT. Lamphrey and son Bryant are now out on the flats fishing. Bryant will go out as soon as he comes back from the flats and MT. Lamphrey will, no doubt, leave later in the fall.
 The steamer Alameda sailed south
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-10

The steamer Alameda sailed south
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-18

The club women Of the city viii
meet Friday afternoon al the Cham
Der OF Commerce building az 3.3O
o'clock. Edward r Trefz. organl-
zation counsellor for the American
City bureau. Will address the meet
ing.
The Aurora Bible class Of sunny
side Presbyterian church viii meet
Tuesday evening in the church par
lors.
Mrs. I J. Swantz. 9O2 Riverside
dr.. will entertain the members Of
the d. a. r. at a 1 o'clock luncheon
The Sewing circle Of the Zion
Evangelical church will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the Parish school
The hostesses Will be Mrs VI. O.
Miles. Mrs. Bertha Hans Mrs. Louise
Henning and Mrs. Theodore Yena.
q The Philathea class Of the First
NJ f. church viii meet this evening
evening at the church.
Election Of delegates TO the bi-an-
NAL convention at Chatauqua. y. Y.
Will be part OF the business 10 be
taken care Of al the adjourned meet
ing of the Progress club. which will
be held this afternoon al 2:15
at the old club rooms.
The Sunshine and Gideon classes
of the Grace Evangelical church will
meet this evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". z. Kaylor. 1880
Lincoln way W.
Literature department. section II
OF the Progress club will give their
annual luncheon az 1880 o'clock
Saturday afternoon al the old club
rooms Following the luncheon which
will be provided by the art depart
ment, an entertainment will be given
Tickets may be procured from the
chairman. Mrs. Harvey Rostiser OF
Miss Laura Harris at the Chamber
OF Commerce.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will hold a thimble this after
noon at the Y. ". c. A
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-18


regular contest the favor was won by
Mrs. A L. Pyler. Light refresh
mcnts were served.
The faculty and students Of the
South Bend Business college enjoyed
a picnic Wednesday az POtawatomie
park A ball game. relay races and
other amusements featured the aft
ernoon. Light refreshments were
served TO 200 guests
Mrs. J. C. Birdsell. Surnyside. en-
tertained at o'clock luncheon
Tuesday afternoon for her as
courtesy 10 her house guest. Mrs
Irving Sibley, Jr.. OF Danville. III.
Covers were placed for 90 at an
attractively appointed table bearing
a lovely centerpece of spring
flowers
The Misses Grace and Vivien
Huntsman. 715 Cottage Grave av.
entertained the O. y. T club at its
final meeting of the season Tuesday
evening Light refreshments were
served at the close of an evening
spent informally
Mrs. 8. D. Hitler W. Washington
av,, was hostess Tuesday afternoon
az an afternoon bridge Twenty
guests We're present and spring
flowers were used for the house
decoration
Mr. and Mrs John Acker. Of Mich
igan city. Ind. have announced the
marriage Of their daughter Miss
Helen Acker and Jack ". Meredith.
son OF Mr. and Mrs. John Meredith.
sos W. Division St, which took place
May 6 at St. Joseph Mich, Rev. A.
Wheeler. pastor of the First Metho-
dist church officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Meredith Will reside at sos W. Di-
vision ST.
The final business meeting Of the
Woman's Dining club was held Tues
day evening at the Union Trust Co.
Miss Jess Watt was elected treasurer
20 fill the vacancy made by the resig-
nation Of Mrs. Helen Longley Miss
Dora Hershenow was made chair
man of the entertainment committee
for the coming year. Miss Mae
| Tescher chairman OF the Dining
committee and Miss Mary Ritter
chairman Of the finance committee
| The board Of directors includes be-
sides the president, Miss Elizabeth
Reimold. Miss Bertha Darr, Mrs
I Frederick Reimold Miss Heller
Dernbach Miss Jess Watt, Miss BesS
Staples, Miss Dora Hershenow. Miss
, Mae Tescher. Miss Mary Ritter. Miss
/ Clara Schmok. and Miss Agnes
/ Kruger. II was decided to hold a
picnic the second Tuesday in June
/
The members of the South Benz
Choral club enjoyed social meet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-18

s.. Patricks court Of the Catholic
Ladies' Foresters. Luncheon was
served late IN the evening
The Epworth League OF the
Lowell Heights n r. church cele-
trated the 32nd anniversary Of the
Epworth Herald Tuesday evening a.
the church. A program was given
and the following officers elected.
Miss Ruth Hosler. president; ROY
Davis. vice president. Harold Davis
second vice president. Robert De
Long. third vice president; Miss Vera
Atwood. secretary: Miss Viola Alex
ander. treasurer and Miss Bernice
simpson. pianist.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-18

ing Tuesday evening a. the home Of
Miss Hannah Auer. E South 81.
During the business meeting the
secretary reported the society 20 be
free from DEBT and a small amount
in the treasury. Each OF the %
guests were required 10 do an
original stunt and several vocal num-
bers were given by Miss jeanette
Martin and Jose Corona who Will
leave soon TO study in Paris. de-
lighted with several Spanish songs
Luncheon was served late in the
evening. on Thursday evening the
club Will give an entertainment al
Healthwin.
The Overcomers class OF the Con-
ference Memorial church met Tues
day evening at the home Of Mrs.
Belle Metz. 424 E. South 81. Follow
ing the regular business session a
social hour was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served by the hostess
10 10 guests. The next meeting VIII
be announced later.
The members of the Fine Arts
club held their regular meeting
Tuesday evening az the Office OF OIL
sen and Roth Miss Harriet Slower
gave a review of Ministers Gentle
Art Of Making Enemies and Ear
nest Whitehill was awarded the
prize for the best letter head in the
contest which has Neen open TO
members The regular sketching
classes will start next Tuesday even
ing in the new GLIB rooms in the
Geyer Bldg. Lincoln way W. and
viii be held regularly on Tuesday
and Thursday evenings of each
week. the subjects to be taken from
life
The final meeting Of the season
Of the Sinai society was held in the
South Bend Woman's club rooms
May IA. Rabbi Fran OF Chicago
was the speaker of the afternoon
and chose as his subject "Philo-
Semitism." The neusical program
was given by Mrs. ]. A. Rode. So
prano. and Miss Dora Hershenow.
pianist.
The regular meeting Of the Auten
W r. c. No. IA was held Tuesday
evening at the old court house with
80 members present Plans were
made for delegates TO attend the
state convention Of the G. A. r. and
the w r. C. which will be held al
| Connorsville. Ind, from May % until
the %.
Miss Viola Humphrey, whose mar
riage to Oliver Haney will take
place June 29. was given a surprise
Tuesday evening at her home, 73s
! George av., the affair being in the
/ nature Of a miscellaneous shower
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-18

S. SCOTT st. wednesday afternoon.
Ashinger. The afternoon was spent
at the bridge tables. the favors being
given 10 Mrs. r. Van Sickle. Mrs Z.
w. Peters and Mrs. H. J. Lautens-
lager In two weeks the club will
meet with Mrs. r. r. Koch. Harter
Heights. The assisting hostess will
be Mrs. Peters
The Modern Priscilla club enter
tanned with o'clock luncheon
Wednesday at the Robertson Tea
room. Covers were placed for i
members at an attractive table cen
tered with garden flowers. Following
the luncheon the guests attended the
oliver theater. In two weeks the
club will hold a picnic at Potawatomi
park.
The annual dinner OF the St. Jo-
seph County Medical society was held
Wednesday evening al the South
Bend Country club Dinner was
served at o'clock 20 20 guests a.
tables centered with baskets OF iris
and spirea. Mrs J. A. Maloney
pleased with group OF vocal selec-
tions and later dancing was enjoyed
Mrs II. z. Westervelt. 527 y La
fayere blvd. entertained the Shakes
peare circle wednesday afternoon.
The program consisted of a review
Of the book, The Life Of Queen
Victoria" by Miss Virginia Tut
The remainder OF the afternoon was
spent informally and light refresh
ments were served 10 Is members.
The fnal meeting Of the club will be
held next wednesday when the mem
bers will entertain with a l O'Clock
luncheon at the Robertson Tea room
after which Mrs. +. p. Eastman. 5
Main ST. will be hostess for the
afternoon.
The Florence Crittenden circle
held a regular business meeting We'd
nesdav a. $50 o'clock al the Y W
c. A. The reports OF various com
mittees were read during the bust
1 ness neeting.
Wednesday evening was family
night AT the Emmanuel VI. z. church
! Following supper which was serveC
/ by the Ladies Aid society OF tbs
/ church. Rev. 2. II. Koehnemann gave
an interesting talk on the comins
Emmanuel jubilee year. The re
mainder OF the evening was spen
| socially.
Mrs. Floyd Reece. 511 Blaine av-
| entertained the members OF the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary society OF
81. Paul's NJ +. church Tuesday
| evening. The assisting hostesses
/ were Mrs Harry Hamilton and Miss
Lottie Pehley. The devotionals were
! ed by Mrs +. a Lucado and Mrs
G. L Rulison had charge Of the
| business meeting. Mrs. Richard
Hill gave On interesting talk on a
mlsSlonary's experience il Africa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-18

During the social hour light refresh
ments were served.
The Mar-Tee-Bee class Of the
Grace NJ. r. church was entertained
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Grace Ward. Blaine av. The as-
sisting hostesses were Mrs. H
Weaver and Mrs. ]. Ward A must
cal. program was enjoyed and light
refreshments were served. The next
meeting Of the class will be held
June p with a pot luck picnic at
Potawatomie park.
The Ladies' Aid society OF stump
ton Prairie VI. f. church met We'd
nesday afternoon al the home of
Mrs. s Gonker. Twelve members
were present and after the business
session a social hour was enjoyed
The next meeting will take place the
third Wednesday OF June al the
home Of Mrs. Charles Wiseman.
Mrs Edward Kinzie. SIS s. Main
St, was hostess Wednesday al an all
day session to the members Of the
Golden Rod club. Dinner was served
at noon 10 u members and two
guests. American Beauty roses in a
silver vase forming the centerpiece
OF the table. During the business
session the club decided TO give
card party on the afternoon OF May
/ % at Sticks hall and a dance on the
evening Of May %. The remainder
Of the afternoon was spent socially
/ In - weeks the club viii meet at
/ the Isme Of Mrs. c. Clark. $50 Weg-
/ ner ST
Mrs. Harvey Rostiser. Portage
av. was hostess Wednesday after
noon 10 the members Of her bridge
club The favor of the game went
to Miss Laura Harris. Two guests.
/ Mrs William Kennedy and Mrs J
Irmiter. were present, and a buffet
/ luncheon was served al the close
Of the afternoon. In two weeks,
the club viii meet with Mrs. Lem
]. Oare. Marquette av.
Mrs. Edwin Timm was elected
/ president OF the Oliver Parent
Teachers club wednesday at the
;. regular meeting held at O'Clock al
the school. Others appointed 10 Of
flee were Mrs. J. Wheeler. vice
president: Mrs. r. Van Comfort. sec
rotary. and Mrs. 2. Perkins. treas
\ urer. Preceding the business meet
ing the mothers were guests al a
kindergarten party given by the
children. The next meeting OF the
club will be held June l al the
school.
The Athena club met WEDNESDAY
afternoon with Mrs c. r. Merley
GA Cleveland av. The ASSISTING
/ hostess was Mrs D. X Butt. Eff.
teen members were present. During
the business session, Mrs. c. L. Pol
lock was elected treasurer 20 serve
next year. The current events hour
was in charge OF Mrs. Butt and was
followed By a social interval. In the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-18

The Florence Crittenden circle
held a regular business meeting We'd
nesday a. $50 o'clock al the Y. W
c. A The reports OF various com
mittees were read during the bust
ness meeting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-18

entertained at I O'Clock luncheon
az the home Of Mrs Sert Berry. 1928
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-18

Miss Viola Humphrey, whose mar
riage to Oliver Haney will take
place June %. was given a surprise
Tuesday evening at her home. 73S
George av., the affair being in the
nature Of a miscellaneous shower
the guests being the members of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-08

No one act. no one speech a. anE"""
can ever stand alone.
Every act We do. Every word We S'f
is colUred and discounted and cNpIh'n'"
and Cootnoted by former acts ana
former speeches.
Now Don't Worry About Me-
once went off on 4 vacation tn"
with n friend of mine planning 10 stay
n week. When her husband SAW A"r
off ne said several times with tn" greNt-
est ccrdiality. "N"w don't worry about
me Don't hurry home. II you arc en-.
joying yourself .iay longer than y""
planned"
We did enjoy ourselves very much
and derived much benefit planned
to stay longer and assumed that M
companion would do the same. Sh"
would not hear of 1t. George N""'dh !
like it" "But nc sad several tunes -
stov as long as you wanted TO-. urged
her.
She Knew Him.
She smiled Yes" she said. 90 | Know
that. And he has said that before. ANA
t,yo or three times | did 1t and when
7 rot home he was awiuIIy out "r Sorts
He said never could enjoy my self I'M
lass was away from him ana IN" rhll-
dren and lot q: things Ike mat. II
sroilcd my visit No. my dear 70"
hoard what George said. but YOU nave
NJ. had the experience with him tha' |
have. II you had. you would d" l"St
what I'm going to do, 80 home WhrN
said | would and avoid any rec' MN"
tons
And I admitted | would.
| wonder If there is one among my
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-08

aunt. Mrs. Ida parrah and cousin MIS-
I;uy Dankwr-th Of Bcl!a!re.
Ralph Roscoe Of East lHch!and WAS
, Sunday visitor In town.
Mr. u Harper OF WOodSArl1 spent
the weekend with Mrs. Jennie CLARK
and family. :,
p. Hammerle and family were gall
crs on Monday at the home OF MFS-
Elizabeth Dent at MorriStown'
Mrs. Ice Murphy spent Tuesday with
Nj and Mrs. Thomas Boyd OF BanhoSh'
Mr., and Mrs. Earl SHOULDER or oHo
wcr, recent business visitors in town.
Pau, Vail and W. {. Mcl'hcrSOn we're
business visitors at Bannock on Satur-
day. r,.i,, "a
move his family to the farm belonging
10 l.. T.. E,amhall north of town the
first Of April.
Thrrc is a prevalence in the ne!Ghh"r-
hood Of A grippe epidemic hnt perhaps
IN not so severe a form rs in many
4 other winters. .
Although tho provcrhial old lady or
,he sky continues to pick her geese ana
, ih, feathers continue to descend anu
wrap the earth in Il winding sheet our
, mon arc discussing blowing and the
women houSe-cieaninS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-08
Helen Hunters Husband
HELEN CANDLES AT BRIDGE
BY Jane Phelps

Jack noticed the meals wer" hecom-
ing very skinny Hut. guessing 'ne
cause said nothing. Sh" was USING u"
house money for bridge lessons. she
already played n fair game. :" h" would
say nothing, for she would need but
few lessons TO become as expert as inc
others.
as. :. 81, Sow that vlao how
IL, play bridge This afternoon sne
said. about a month after she started
taking lessons. My teacher says can
play well enough now. finished M!
course OF lessons yesterday,
Il am glad. Jack did not explain
whether he was glad the lessons were
finished. or tina, she would show the
others how TO play bridge
II nrohahly shall be late getting
hor,c. 80 r you get in first. start the
d;arrr going" Helen said when Jack
kissed her goodbye.
|, WAS long aftc~ when Helen came
IN. hcr face ilushed. her eyes ShiN'AE'
Back greeted her pleasantly. although
IA. had been home, since go. and am
n"- had been ready TO serve since
O'Clock.
"W.i. did you show th"m how 20
p.av BRIDGE" Jack asked.
you be, did! knew was gong
20 win /, Gore We commenced :" play
,Iust count that" glrefully sh" took
roll o. bills from her purse and threw
them n him.
.,Twrn,y-"icht dollars" Jack an
rouncrL in = voice Of wOnderm"nt
yes. S2S IN u couple, OF nourS-mor''
than YOU can ,.,rn in half week! III
soon make my lessons. then shall he
on velvet"
"put. Helen. suppose you had lost
SIS instead Of winning It. How could
YOU have paid it,
For throwing cold water you heat
anyone | e"cr know. MoSS nen would
be proud and praise 4 wife who won
from women VIII" have been playing
Together for ages. ! believe all Eoh
think 4 woman is good FOR its TO SSep
house for . man
Helen ate scarcely anything. JACK
didn't wonder Thr skinny dinner was
cold. and she entertained him with NJ
occour. o. Ike wonderful refreshments
, Tho hostess Of Tho day had given them.
No wonder she wasn't hunSry-he
would have enjoyed some Of those
goodies himself.
; Torurrow. Lack R"sru;S the Loss OF
! His Study Time.