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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
Russia to Reject
Allied Demands.
" Saws Tchitcherin
Bu, Reply Will BE Coneilis.
tory. Not Intended TO
Break OFF Ncgo.
tiatiOns.

Genoa. Nav o.-lBy 4, P1-Rus-
sia's reply 10 the allied memorandum.
expected 10 be ready Sunday or
Monday. will be q distinctly eoneil-
iaiVry document. not intended TO
break off negotiations. Foreign Min
lister rehileherin said today, II will.
however. he declared. firmly state
Russia's inability TO comply with the
terms Offered.
The chief stumbling block. Il was
indieated, MAS the clause relating TO
the treatment oi foreign property
hslionalised by the soviet govern
meni. Russia regards the provisions
of thai clause a. distinet attempt
Ia infringe ils sovereignty and will
not accept The plan iof missed iri-
bgnsl, which Al. fehlcnerin said
would mean the establishments OF a
lock oi little separations commits
sions Ia interfere with Russia's IN
iefnal affairs.
Reuters correspondent her, says
today
The inal Russian decision Is not
expected before Monday or Tuesday.
Meanwhile u Is fumored that Prince
Minister Lloyd Georges train is
ready and that. iailins a favorable
change ~ the situation as the result
al N. Barihou's return. Mr.. LLOYD
..k-eorge will return TO London forth
sWi,h.s
The mos, critical stage OF the con-
ference Was reached today. arising
through the differences in the ranks
of the allied delegates over the
memorandum TO Russia aud the a,,i-
iudc OF the Russians themselves, II
was declared this afternoon by an
official Italian spokesman,
This crisis" he said, rs moro
grave than the one the conference
sustained after the signing OF the
Russo-German treaty on Easter Sun
day.
The Russians ask billions and
billions OF gold francs. and they do
no, ask them in the form OF credits
with which they can buy goods, but
in cash-in gold"
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
Mothers and Daughters
BANQUET at Clifton Hill,

Fhe Clifton Hill church VIII hold
mothers and daughters banquet in
the church parlors next Friday at
I $50 .. m. The program will be as
follows:
Mrs o. W. Hendec, toastmaster.
Selections, Clifton Hill orchestra; ad-
dress, Mrs Ada Anderson: saxophone solo,
I, Miss Bess Watson: mothers' address, Mrs.
Myrtle Hicks: daughters response. Miss
i Grace Jardipe: community singing, led by
Miss Gene Swanson; recitation, Miss
lGladys Ryder; recitation, Miss Janus
Johnston: duet Miss Ruth Goerne and
/ Miss Bess Watson: reading. Miss Beth
Ellington; selections, Clifton Hill orches-
| ira.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07

and encouragement the girl star gave
the Spaniard in the terrific match he
finally lost to the late William
Laurcntz somewhat offended the feel
ings of French tennis enthusiasts,
who thought she might have favored
her compatriot or at least remained
neutral
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
ADVERTISEMENT A
ADVEhTISEMLNT
When Your
Corns Hurt
Use
+
"'Gets-It''

Ends Corns and Calluses Quick
II so-calied corn ''curci" have only
made your feet more sore and tender,
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-12
KEITH
(From Staff Correspondent.)

(From Staff Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Olsen are
the proud parents of big baby boy
which arrived Friday, the seventh,
at their home southwest of Keith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manford Gustafson
and son entertained a number Of
friends Sunday afternoon. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Brudeseth and daughter Alta, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Meahan and family, Clar-
ence Donhey, Mr.. Burkquist, Carl So
berg, Clara Anderson, Mr.. Phones,
Norman and Alton Olsen and Leila
Olson. The afternoon was spent in
playing whist.
Blanding Olson and Roy Laviziki
were visitors at the Thelen farm Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Pearl Read of Devils Lake
was guest at the Thoe farm Satur-
day afternoon.
Miss Gladys Thoe is spending her
vacation at Keith.
Fred Brick was visitor in Devils
Lake Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Halvor Thoe is spending sew
eral days with Mrs. Martin Olsen.
Miss Myrtle Brudeseth entertained
few friends Sunday afternoon, those
present were Miss Helen Przybylski,
Miss Frances Brick and Gordon Brick,
George Reisdorph was visitor at
the Martin Olson farm Sunday after.
noon.
Miss Frances Brick, who has been
absent from school the past week
has returned.
Keith school, district number three
has new pupil, Donald Tilgren.
i George Reisdorph was in town Sun
day evening.
Henry and Elmer Thoe were caller:
OF Andrew Anderson, Sunday.
Martin Olson was business cal
Ter in the city Monday afternoon.
Misses Frances and Evelyn Refs
dorph were visitors of Frances Bricl
Friday evening.
Miss Helen Olson was out huntin.
snipes and gophers on horsebacl
Sunday afternoon and had fairly goo,
luck.
Miss Luella Goar went to Devil
Lake Friday evening on the "Dinkey.
Alton Olson was absent iron
school Monday.
Karl Brudeseth was in town Mon
day.
Blanding Olson visited at the Tho
farm Sunday morning and tried t
break in a few colts. Cor H.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-12

Among those who attend the party
at the Justin Berg home last Friday
night were Eva and Melvin Berg Ell
fie and Arthur Aronson Gunder Mel
son Ruth Aronson and Adolph Nilsson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bymers spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Rice.
Mrs. Andrew Nelson has been quite
ill at her home last week.
The young men Iof Doyon have
organized a ball team and plan on
practicing as soon as the ball dia-
mond gets in good condition.
Fred Aronson had three teams in
the field early Monday morning, be-
ing the first ont to begin spring
work.
Mrs. H. E. Rice visited with Mrs.
Stenseth at Crary last Thursday
night.
Julius Berg spent Monday evening
at the Bymers home.
Gus Thompson of Grafton is visit
ing friends and relatives here now.
having gotten back from service in
the army. He spent years in the
army and IA months overseas. In the
year 1916 he went to the Mexican
border On coming back from there
ne went to France and thru England.
Then he was in California on the
Mare Island, abound battleship, .he
U. S. S. New York. On mail guard
for time at Butte, Montana. While
there Marshal Foch visited there and
Gus and a other men escorted him
around Butte. Cor. p
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-12
UNIVERSITY OF N. DAKOTA
(From Staff Correspondent.)

(From Staff Correspondent.)
Easter vacation begins at the Uni
versity Thursday evening, April 13,
and will continue for 10 days. Class
work to be resumed April 25.
The first intercollegiate debate Of
the season at the University took
place Monday evening, April 8, when
Occidental College Of Los Angeles,
California met the University team.
The question debated was the open
shop. The visitors upheld the afi-
rmative and won the decision by a
to 2 vote.
The Phi Delta Theta basketball
team, having lost only one game, won
the honors in the Campus league
which was finished the last of March.
Joe Shelver of Devils Lake was a
member of the winning team.
A silver loving cup, to be known
as the Hancock trophy, is offered for
the women's single tennis champion
ship of the University. The donor is
John M. Hancock Of Chicago, of the
class of 1903.
Frances Ohnstad is the Humor edi-
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-12

Mr.. and Mrs. George Gunderson
were business visitors in town Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Humble and
family spent Saturday in the city.
Miss Olive Sampson has as her
guest her mother, Mrs. Ole Sampson
of Edmore.
Peter Elvrum and sons spent Sat-
urday in the city.
The Misses Anna belle and Lucille
Prete spent Saturday among the
shoppers of the city
Miss Josephine Hook, R. NJ, re-
turned Saturday from Trip, S. D.,
where she has been visiting her aunt
for the past weeks, and is now Wis
iting at the home of her mother and
brother George Hook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Oberg were
in the city Saturday visiting friends
and doing some shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Anderson and
son spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Anderson's mother, Mrs. Albert Bee
ker.
Miss Alma Dahl spent Saturday
among shops of the city.
Miss Lila Olson spent the week
end at the home of her cousin, Mrs.
Jack Mehan.
James F. Anderson spent Satur-
day in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Halderson and
family spent Saturday among the
city and also visited friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Johnson are
the proud parents of a baby girl born
unto them, Friday, March 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. johnson spent
Saturday among the shops of the city.
Miss Olive Sampson spent Satur-
day among the shops of the city.
George Hook was a visitor in
Rohrville Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Scharf were
spending Thursday of last week in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Kellwig were
visitors in town Sunday afternoon.
Miss Olga Olson spent Saturday
among the shops of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Anderson ane
Miss Agnes Anderson spent Sunda,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Hulgren.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Hulgren were
among the visitors and shoppers il
town on Saturday. Cor. C.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-12

according to R. A. Middaugh, state
fire marshal, who has just returned
from investigating small blaze in a
barber shop there.
According to the fire marshal, evil
dence was to the effect that kerosene
soaked rags and newspapers Were
plentifully scattered about the prem
ises, in the upper story, basement and
the barber room itself. The fire died of
it's own accord, owing to the lack of
oxygen, doors, windows and all OPEN
ings being so tightly closed as to pre-
vent entrance of new air to replace
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-12
DOYON
(From Staff Correspondent.)

(From Staff Correspondent
Mrs. Carl Stenseth of Crary spent
Wednesday and Thursday visiting
Mrs. VIM. Braniff and Mrs. H. E..
Rice.
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Berg returned
from Devils Lake last Saturday, hav-
ing spent few days with their son
who is sick at the General hospital.
Mabel Arneson spent several days
visiting friends and relatives last
week, returning to Devils Lake Sum
day.
There was a large attendance at
the Tible Bee club held at Mrs. D. D.
Rices last Wednesday. A very nice
lunch was served
Mary Owen Doyon spent Tuesday
and Wednesday at the Saunders home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weiss announce
the arrival of baby girl, born Sat-
urday, April 1st. Mr.. and Mrs. Weiss
were formerly of Doyon but now live
near Lakota.
Mrs. c. H. Doyon and son Ransom
went to Larimore last Tuesday to Wis
it with Mrs. Doyon's mother.
There will be meeting Of the Py-
THAN Sisters Lodge on April 13. All
members urged to be present.
Bobby Rice was sick last week for
several days.
The X. of P. band boys entertain
ment which was to have been held in
Bartlett last Friday has been inde-
finitely postponed on account Of the
roads.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the
home of Mrs. Ed Evans on April 20.
Everyone cordially invited to attend.
Ben Bymers was business visitor
in Crary last Saturday.
The Sunday school is giving an Eas-
ter program in the Lutheran church
on Sunday April 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo LeDuc spent
Sunday visiting at the LeDuc home.
Mrs. Joe Mcuntjoy spent last week
visiting at the Howser home near La
kota.
There will be English services in
the Lutheran church on April %.
There are to be three babies baptized.
Fred Weiss from Lakota visited be-
tween trains in town Saturday.
Mr.. Brander visited in Lakota last
Wednesday.
Helen Saunders returned home from
Crary Saturday to spend Sunday with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Braniff called
at the Justin Berg home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutten and son of
Crary visited with their son Ed. last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cummings
spent Wednesday evening at the D.
D. Rice home.
Mrs. Brander spent Saturday after
noon in Crary.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-12

tor for the COED, the women's spe-
cial edition Of the Student, which is
to be issued during High School Con-
ference week.
The girls inter-class volley ball
tournament takes place the 4th, 9Th
and 9th of April. Alice Holt of Dew
ills Lake is on the sophomore volley
ball team.
Walter Sauvain is a member of
the r. o. T. c. rifle team which has
been participating with various uni
versity rifle teams of the seventh
corps.
Principal c. A. Kittrell of Devils
Lake was a guest at the Sigma Chi
house while here to act as one Of the
judges for the debate between Occi-
dental College and the University.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-12

Ralph Kucher was repairing some
of the Highland Center phones last
week. Some of them being badly out
Of order. -
Miss Hilda Stoa was so poorly last
week that she found it necessary to
call DR.. R. M. Cox who prescribed for
her. Friday she was much improved
and is fully expected to be able to
attend to her school duties Monday.
Her mother visited her Friday.
Cor. I.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-12
HIGHLAND CENTER NEWS

(From Lawton Republican,
Mrs. Louis Searle was an evening
visitor with the teachers one evening
last week.
Gust Swanson and two of the ID
land boys were visitors at Peter Both
gates farm Sunday, April 2.
Sven Holland was seen moving
about the township with petition
which if put into effect would possi-
bly, reduce the taxes some.
Wally Idland of Prospect was a
caller at Dobrovolney batch hall sew
eral days ago.
Arthur Kvaal, who recently re-
turned from trip to Norway and
other countries, was Highland Cen
ter visitor Thursday of last week.
On Friday Peter Kvaal transacted
some business at the McMurray farm
His son and daughter Margaret were
with him.
One day last week Joe had an un-
expected visitor. Called only for a
moment. Who was it?
Murdoch Mcdonald received the sad
news of the death of his mother, who
died in eastern Canada several days
ago. Death caused by an attack of
flu. She had reached the ripe age
OF seventy-nine years.
Murdoch has the sympathy Of all
in the loss of his mother.
Ed. Dufok was business visitor
in Edmore Saturday and while in
town loaded up gopher poison and
hauled it out to his farm to be dis
tributed in quantities Of four pounds
to each quarter section.
Clarence Myrvick was an Edmore
visitor Saturday.
Ralph Kuchar drayed one half day
last week.
Old Sandbeck tried operating on
his farm with disc but found the
soil in no shape for cultivation, it
not being dry enough.
Peter Bathgate was business cal
ler at Murdoch McDonald's Friday,
and said gentleman was business
shopper in Edmore Saturday. H. G.
McMurray accompanied him to said
city.
Adam White and his neighbor on
the old Paris farm, Billings town
ship, Cavalier county, were business
callers at the Ed. Dufak farm, and
while there Adam bought Peking
white drake.
Joe Dufak was a caller at Oscar
Tandserns Sunday.
Joe Dufak was a caller at Oscar
Tanderson's Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Anderson, Jr., visited with
her father, brothers and sisters for
several days of late.
R. Torkelson and Howard Hassett
transacted business in Southwest cor
ner Of township one day last weGk.
Alma SIensland and Marjorie NC
Murray, both started to school again
after being absent for some time with
colds.
Clarice Benson Of Prospect is .
new pupil at our schools.
H. G. McMulray having not secur-
ed anyone to do the housework and
care for the children, Miss Edith
Hyndman (teacher) kindly consented
again to assist from Friday evening
until Monday morning.
Selmen Sorenson, who has been
doing chores for one Of his neighbors
all winter, returned to his home Sun
day evening to look after matters
pertaining to land he and his father
are renting from Mr.. Helgeson Of
Osnabrock.
Oscar Sorenson dined away from
home Sunday evening at McMurray's
home.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-12
Firebug Too Thorough;
Air Lack Smothers Fire

Bismarck, N. D., March 20. = The
thoroughness Of preparations of a
would-be firebug is credited with pre-
venting what might have been a seri-
Gus conflagration at Ashley, N. D..
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-12
MINNEWAUKAN
(From Staff Correspondent }

(FrOm St1H COrrespondent.J
Too Late for Last Week
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Kenner spent
Friday among the shoppers of the
city.
Martin Scharf was in town on bus
mess Thursday.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-12

that destroyed by the incipient fire.
The would-be frebug's ignorance of
elementary chemistry saved the situa-
tion.
Mr.. Middaugh has placed evidence
he obtained in the hands of the states
attorney for further action. It is
stated that the building and it's con-
tents were worth about $1,000, with
$4,000 insurance carried.
Justin Berg Of BARTLETT was in the
city Friday to visit with his son who
is ill at the General hospital.
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Former Annapolis Girl
Visiting Parents Here

Mrs. Charles Owen Comp. who has
been spending the past two months
at Boston, where her husband, En-
sign Comp, is attached to duty on
the L. S. S. Florida, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs James L.
Chance, OF this city. Mrs Comp, ac-
comranicd by her brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f..
Chance. will motor up to Philadel-
phia 10 attend the Army-Navy foot
bail game there next Saturday
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Father Thunlel
Visits Annapolis

Father William Tunnel. who was
formerly stationed at ST. Mary's
Parish here. and who is now giving
a mission at Sacred Heart Church.
Hlghlandtown. Baltimore. spent yes
terday in Annapolis. Father Thumel
was accompanied by HIS nieces. who
remained over with him TO witness
last nights performance of Little
Johnny Jones" Gen7ge NJ Cohan's
musical comedy, which is being pre-
sented in ST. Mary's Hall under the
auspices of the X. of c. and the c.
ID. OF a.
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Visited Sister For
Week.End Herr

Miss Esther Huffman, Of Washinrr
ton. y. c.. was the guest laS weeli-
end OF her sister, Miss Lillian Hait-
man a teacher al the Ainapolf
Grammar School. at the .laiteSs
apartment on Prince George street.
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rnt SINGER


t4e rose DIS in your
.. au.s of the unfolding
hanging hues Of sunlli
within the corn where
'Hr1ue;
.a.e 90 the grass, the
. .I SUM-
IL III Oh. wonder OF a summer
lulsh The skies the stars
rt. silver flight
.H big on
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6tt BRYANT Wedding
IoUufN Saturday

7.'.ns OF Miss Katherine
Inter OF Mr. and Mrs. Au-
t# NJ 81 Margarets. this
49, Chester Pcrcgory, son of
tHe ter A, Percgory. al
rCts, will take place
.t November %, at ;
i al'crnoon. nj 81. Mar
"'tmmstcr Parish. Tho
T. .aNlug viii perform the
CEREMONY
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To Give Informal
Dinner Tonight

Lieut. and Mrs. Leon Buford Scott
VIII entertain al an informal dinner
tonight at their home. 80 Murray ave-
hue. before the dance al the officers'
Club
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Mrs. Latrohe Giying
Two Bridge Parties

Mrs. Ferdin4nd C. Latrobe. OF '.Ac-
ton Murray Hill. viii entertain a
number OF guests al a bridge party to-
night. Mrs Latrobes win also be hos
tess at a bridge party next Monday
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Social and Personal
Seventeen"
Bridge Club

Mrs, Spencer. wife Of Lieut. Doug
las A Spencer. entertained the "Sey-
enteen" bridge club yesterday after
noon, at her apartment at % State
Circle Mrs. Brewer. wife OF Lieut..
Samuel y. Brewer. won the first
prize
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George W. Norris This was referred
to Counselor Green for an opinion as
authority to make such an appropria-
ton.
During the afternoon The Commits
sioners met as board Of review and
passed upon the new assessment Of
property in the First and seventh dis
fricts.
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Close Summer Place
And Come To Town

Mr. and Mrs John f. Petiibone
have closed their country home at St
Margaret's and are now occupying
their winter residence on Conduit
street
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ImaHdrr aud Mrs. Wilson
BE- Sappgr Party

..nui,r and Mrs. Pierre l.. Will
I entertain AT a supper party
f. ae dance at the Officers Club
.a There viii be about forty
present.
l Mrs William Mcmillan. OF
.mue viii attend the supper and
remaining overnight as the
a Commander and Mrs. Will
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Mrs. keester Had
AT Home Yesterday

Mrs. George y. keesier. wife of
Lieut.. COMMANDER Keester. presided
al one OF her delightful AT homes
yesterday. afternoon AT her residence
on Green streer
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Mrs. Keester Guest
OF Ralfimnrean

Mrs. George d Keester spent Mon
day in Baltimore. whore she was tho
guest OF Miss Mamie Rolando, OF
Park avenue. a; tea. Later Mrs Kee-
ster and Miss Rolando attended
Paderewski's recital at the Lyric.
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Officers Club To
Give Dance Tonight

There will be an informal dance NJ
the Officers Mess tonight music for
which Will be supplied by an orches-
ira from the Naval Academy band.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-22
4 Of Annapolis
AZ Western Nd.

Jeanette Russell, OF Prince
ec street. spent last weekend In
minister as the guest Of Miss
J. Fukbiuo. Of this city who IS
J., at Western MARYLAND College,
|hc 8u young ladies' were among
SPECTATORS at the ST John's-West-
Laylaul football game.
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Mrs. Thomson Hostess
AZ Bridge Party

Mrs. Earl W Thomson was hostess
at a card party yesterday afternoon
at her home on Southgate avenue.
There Were fear tables Of bridge.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-22
Mind Guests
Tudor Hail.

aud Mrs Eugene r Childs. of
/ uy nan South River. entertain
number of guests last Weekend.
b. ,hcm we're Mr. ana Mrs. Allen
Miss irene white and Miss
Bell Kent. Who came TO attend
|,cddur of Mrs Childs' brother.
min IS Hodges. and Miss iva
fd
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Cruise Leaving
Visit In Pa

Edgar Allcn Cruise will leave
|p. tomorrow morning for
rolE. p1 Mrs. Cruise will at
'l Arm, Navy football game IN
ilpta Saturday and then will
| Boston. where she will visit her
unul December g.
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Miss Mary Dorsey Williams is con-
fined to her home. Maryland avenue,
with an attack OF grippe.
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n EloCutionist
ddrCSS Noman'S Club

Anne Rockwell Stewart, we'll
% eiocutionist aud speaker. will
g trayeloguC on Bermuda at the
meeting OF the Woman's Club,
/ viii take nlace on Tuesday.
lmtcr -, IN the club rooms on
LID Circle Miss Stewart is an
of Melvin Stewart, of Gambrill.
NJ hc remembered here as hav-
conducted a course in public
ng NO size 81 Johns College
school during war times,
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uI Mrs. Walter Clark, of
e George street. motored TO Bal
q today 10 spend the day in
ae uud visiting IN that city.
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Thought for the Day.
A mans mind. like his trunk. car,
rfs.S t.,.SI when we'll packed
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Entertaining Guest
Prom Boston

Miss Gertrude Duiton. OF Boston.
Mass. is visiting Mrs T. s Earn
hardt. wife OF Lieut. Edwin s Earn
harat, OF Murray avenue.
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love In Town
|Uhp Winter

\ ana Mrs Dayton Moore and
" vino have been spending the
n season at Sherwood Forest. will
j 10 Annapolis this week. to spend
&iHipr here
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Dt -CUW and Mrs Philip
-Dl and children have been Wis
Mrs Hamhsch's parents, Mr..
Mrs Edward Feldmeyer. AT their
Zoe this city
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P supper
|rro3Y Evening

VI iou0ry Society of Calvary
W'l give an oyster supper
to" evening, November %. in
a0n.oH7l Building. corner of
~ avenue aud Prince George
|n upper will begin at $50
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OF ROADWAY IN
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