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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-22
LOST AND FOUND

IosT-Juiy 20, on road between Bethel
and Randolph new Corona typewriter and
case; finder please notify Rev. Roy l., En-
cry. Hancock. VI. lo9to
POUND Bunch Of keys on Beckiey hill
owner can have at this Office by paying
for advertising. lOstS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-22

At meeting of the school directors
of the North Caledonia district, held
last Saturday, Eugene Currie was
elected superintendent for the ensuing
year, subject to confirmation by the
state board. He was formerly gram
mar school principal in Arlington, but
for the past few years has been do
ing school work in Connecticut. He
win assume office Aug. in case Of
confirmation. The meeting was held
at West Burke.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-22

The home property Of the late
DIR. Frederick S. Pratt Of Bennington.
was purchased Thursday by Alfred
H. Winslow, founder of the Winslow
Home for Aged, Inc, who, as soon as
a meeting of the incorporators can be
called will transfer the property to
the corporation. The purchase means
that new building will not be nee
essary and that the institution may
be in operation not later than next
March. The consideration was $780,
900.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-22
FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Buck sheep
ana tread power five grade Guernsey
" Woodbury.. Berlin. VT, Tel. 394--4. l09t7-
H0UUsEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE
Everything TO be sold at once: In good
condition Charles Poulin. Granitevfle, VT.
lost2s
SECOND HAND STEAM HOIST Double
drum, In good condition; second hand
cnalns' blowers, fans, machinery accessories
y ~ types IN fact anything made Of steel
or IRON The Rosenberg ! & NJ Co. 10st6
FOR SALE Electric washer; Glenwood
kitchen stove dry etove wood and chunks,
ibuRgy, sleigh. two single harnesses, wheel
barrow. coal oil heater, 10 white Iephorn
n ntns, few K i reds. good layers; r. \.
..'asys sapot. ". lOStl
FOX SALE-Extra large coon scarf new,
never been worn inquire OF Mabel Burn
ham, Plainfeld. VT. R. F. d. 8. Box rs.
1o7t12
FOR SALT roilers. a5c ponud alive
!, y ". Hopkins, ia South Main street,
lei. 66J-R 107t3
FOR sALEnTo make room. so extra nice
proiiers, X. !. Reds 80 yearling White
Leghorn hens: Walter Belville. Richardson
road, phone 1f-R. 1o7tsa
FOX SALE-Indian motorcycle with side
car, 1870 model. VIII sell cheap. Tel. 1885,
q. Barre. 106t6s
FOR SALE--Tobacco and confectionery
BUSINESS IN large town reason for SELL
, Ing. owner leaving town address ID. G. LIZ
Tines office. 107t3s
ON ACCOUNT OF ILL HEALTH want
. to sell my two-ton Federal truck with
It goes the job Of drawing 500 cords 81
pulp wood ID miles on good road for truck
ing: will sell very cheap; call or write H.
5. Clark, Orange. VT. 104tss
PERCALE REMNANTS
Light coIors. assorted Patterns. s-4 ID
yds pieces. ID. Bundle about is yds.
slfo post raid. Walter Scott. Box 140.
heene. N. H. e6tf
YARN MADE FROM YOUR WOOL: write
Tor price list and particulars; H. A. Bart
lett Harmony, Maine s1t26
FOR SALE-Green Mountain silos, sugar
!, Tools; farm machinery, furnaces. fire ex-
II r.nRuishers, oil burners subscriptions for
= INES, Rural New Yorker; G. H. Adams.
2. Barre. Tel. s27-x 87tlish
THREE SLIGHTLY USED PHONOGRAPHS
roH SALE at bargain price; also one
piano, used only about six weeks: also ona
player piano; Lamorey Clothing Co. Barre.
1stf
WOOD FOR SALE--No. / selected cid
growth body block wood on lot or de-
livered. Tel. 105-J. zelH
FOR SALE--A preparation for cleaning
granite and marble monuments: hrishtens
mp the lettering and makes the whole monu-
;nent look clean and new guaranteed; prica
on application James Sullivan. ia Park
street. Barre. VT 1Stf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-22
ROOMS TO RENT

To RENT-Four Office rooms me isr1s
front room End floor: inquire Of Quin-
Ian house. l72 North Main street 75u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-22
POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR sALE-white Lerhorn yearlinrs /;
Lord strain G. A. Bernis. 5s Long street.
Barre. VI. Tel sse-w. 'eats'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-22
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

---
FOR SAIE~-Two registered Holstein cows,
2 and years old; one fresh, other due
soon. VIII be sold reasonable at once.
Call at SO Granite street. fa5tgs
FOR SALE-1s cows and IL hrec-year-oId
heifers. all TO frcshen this fall with the
exception Of some now fresh; 10 calves
and vearlines. All this stock tested July
~. N. NJ. Batehelder, Plainfeld. VT. lo5tl2
FOR SALE Three extra good cows. tuber-
culin tested: | new rqilch and to fresh
en- in a few davis Frank caicagni, 22s
River St, Montpelier: Tel. 743-W. -o2tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-22
RES FOR SALE
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

and locations village properties all kinds !;
stores, feed and saw mills; cottages
at Joe's pond call and see us +: write or
telephone what YOU want If you mean bis
mess we can sure show you the goods !;
prices and terms right.
A. r. COLE and p. s. ROGERS,
Agents,
Marshfield, VT. 'aa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-22
WANTED

WANTED TO HIRE-A small farm, in
GLIDING stock and tools, near Barre or
Montpelier, IL possible: write 10 Farm.
care Barre Times lostlz
WANTED AT OMEGA place as house
keeper on farm. by middle aged Ameri-
can woman with child. aged nine; best Of
references given and required please state
wages, distance from school in first let
ter address Box lis. Essex Junction. Ner--
mont lVsto
WANTED TO BUY-Calves for fresh
ened cows Fred Algcr, williamstown. W.
l0sts
WANTED mason work. brick, stone and
cement; distance no object Lecl, %
Pleasant street, phone 1855. l07t6
ANYONE wanting 70 hire a man with
horse 70 work on rake in having call up
W. S. Page. tel. 6sl. VIII do light truck
ing. loete-
WANTED-6 or S-room tenement CEN
traIly located call 36s-Y or 4ss-R. 102u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-22
HOUSES FOR SALE

ron e :. ~ = -
FOR SALE-Ihe E. A. Prindle house at
35 Keith avenue. corner Summer st. and
Keith avenue i74t.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-22

D. A PERRY, Auctionesr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-22
HELP WANTED-MALE
WANTED
GRANITE CUTTERS AND
QJTARRYMEN

To take places of the men whose agree
Inent with this Company expired on
March 3lst, 1922. and who have
refused to resume work on the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-22

FOR SALE-Extra large coon scarf. new,
!, never been worn inquire OF Mabel Burn
ham, Plainield. VT. R. F. d. 8. Box 25.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Book Sale Nets s8,O35
Collections of DIR. Stevens ana
Mrs. Snndheim Sold

The three-day sale OF DOCKS lIOr'
tho Libraries Of the late DR.. George !; l;
Stevens and Mrs. b. X. Sondnelm, o.
New York City. closed yesterday win
a total Of S8,035.s5 received.
A fine copy Of the extremely ,1iIe raIe
first edition Of Lewis CarrolFs "Allee .ai
In Wonderland" with forty-two Mus
trations By John Tenniel, published IA
London In 1866. was sold to a priVate
collector for $3.50. -
A collected edition in sixteen Vol-
umeE OF the historical works by sam
uei Rawson Gardiner. all flrst editions,
went to W. willard for $40. other
important sales included n copy Of inc
rare original issue Of the first edition
OF Horace, London. 1893, which went
10 p. Mansoles for $40; The yournai
OF the Royal Asiatic Society OF Great
Britain and Ireland" together with
fifty-six volumes, which was bought
by A. A. Furman for Sis, and a fine
copy Of the first edition Cls45) OF
Diekens's "The Cricket on the Hearth,
dramatized by Albert Smith, "as per-
formed at the Theater Royal Lyceum,'
which was sold 10 W. R. Wood for
Sis.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
New Years Reception at
White House Is Cancelled
Mrs. Harding Convalescing, but
All Holiday Events Will BE
Quiet This Year

Tr0fn Tho Trlbuuc'a hnfhihgtoA bATf1A
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.--The Presi-
dent will not hold the traditional New
Year Day reception at tho White House
this season and. as announced earlier
in the season. there will be no formal
official receptions during the winter
while Mrs. Harding Is eonvhleseing
rapidly. her health is not such as VIII
admit OF the slightest excitement, and
Christmas at the White House VIII DC
ouietlv celebrated and without guests
or entertainment Of any kind.
Tho Congressional Club will be 81
homo New Years Day from 70
o'clock i'm it's club home, 20Ol New
UampShire Avenue. There will be
dancing from 9 10 Il o'eloek' ana mem
bers may invite their friends ior the
afternoon hours. 49,
The bachelors OF the British I'm
bassy staff, General II. X. Bethei' zap
tain +. L. Tottenham, wing Coin
mander VI. G.. Christie, MT ". n
Thompson. Mr a. II. Hamilton-GoFaon,
NJ. II. II. Sims. Mr.. ii. V. Tennant ano
Mr. Leander McCormick-Goodhart, gs.e
an informal dance this evening az 9la ,
Sixteenth Street, where NUMBER o.
the hosts live. uus.,
Keyes will hayo their sons with thenl %
over tho Christmas holidays aI
Henry Wilder Keyes jr-. Will arrive
In Washington from Harvard on St..
urday, while the younger son, S0h.
Parkinson Keyes, who Is a student ~
the Morristown School In New. jersey
reached Washington last evening.
Senator Frclinghuysen ana ms lam
lly left Washington this morning IgI
a trip 20 Florida on the senator
yacht and will visit Miami ana o'
Senator and Mrs. James w. Wads-
worth ir.. entertained at dinner tnl'
evening for their daughter, Miss Eyeiyn
Wadsworth. in honor Of Miss Doro,hy
Warren. The company later attehaeo
the dance which Mr.. and MIS- bslea
Warren gave At Rausener's Tor the''
daughter. -, ,ho
Mrs. Robert l.. Owen, wife OF tne
Senator from Oklahoma. destroyed ioI
New York to-day, where she VIII
joined By Senator Owen, who mas psei'
in Montreal. They will pass ChI'S''
mas with friends in New YORK x,.
The Minister Of Siam, Phra fIsDh" -,tll
Karavongse, has issued cards lot ues
day afternoon, January 2, from -
I o'clock at the legation, 2SOO haiOiai'''
Road.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Paris Heiress UnknOiCn
To Fair Relatives Here
Doubt Expressed at Home Of
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs That
Lillian Heller Is Kin 10 Family

Neither Mrs. Hermann Oelriehs nor
Mrs. W. X. Vanderbilt jr, sisters OF
the late Charles L. Fair, Of California,
part Of whose millions they shared
after his death in 1902, could be
reached last night. At the home OF
Mrs. 0elrichs doubt was expressed that
Lillian Fair Heller was relative Oh
the family.
Street, son Of Robert N. FAIR a q
wealthy retired member Of Marshal
Field 4 Co, Of Chicago. and a distant
relative Of the California Fairs, also
was unable TO place Miss Heller.
Newspaper clippings for the year
bya11bt byo1 by relatives of Mrs. Charles
~ Fair against Mrs. oelriehs and Mrs;
Vanderbilt 70 effect a readjustment OF
the estate shared largely by the latter.
The entire Fair estate was valued az
not more than s25,ooO,ooo, according
20 these accounts.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
w. ]. Gibson, Lawyer and
Civil War Veteran, Dies
Headed Delegation That Asked
Cleveland TO Run Again for
President in 1892

william J. Gibson, the man credited
with having convinced Grover Cleve-
land that he should accept the Demo-
cratic nomination for President In
1892, died yesterday at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. Lorne Campbell IN
Orange, N. J. He was New York
lawyer and during the Cleveland Ad-
ministration was assistant counsel 70
the Treasury Department
with Daniel Lamont and William Q.
whitney Mr.. Gibson headed a delega..
tion 10 Princeton in the summer OF
1892 10 urge the former President 10
run again for the Office.
For many years Mr.. Gibson prae-
,,eed law in New York with Murray
Hubert. now President Of the Board
Of Aldermen. He was born IN Oxford.
Pa. and serYed with the Union forces
during the Civil War. He was eighty
vears old, had been III several months
and died OF heart disease.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
2 Million Listen In at
Radio Double Wedding
Couples United at Wireless Show
and Ceremony Is Broad
cast to Nation

Even in these last crowded days be-
fore Christmas thousands Of persons
have some how found time 10 visit the
Radio Show which opened Thursday
at the Grand Central Palace. The
show Is sponsored by the National
Radio Chamber OF Commerce and has
exhibits by the large manufacturers
and electrical corporations such os the
General Electric Company. Westing~
house, Radio Corporation OF America,
De Forrest and others.
A speech on conditions In the mo-
tion picture industry by Rodolph Val
entino and a double wedding, both
broadcast by the American Telephone
and Telegraph station at the Grand
Central Palace, we're the features OF
last nights program. While praising
Independent producers who have the
courage 10 make fine pictures, Valen-
tino roundly denounced the picture
trusts" for their arbitrary and IN
fair methods" and for the "debasing"
influence OF their pictures upon the
motion picture art.
"Seventy-fve per cent Of the pic
lures shown to-day are a brazen insult
20 tho public intelligence" he de-
elared TO his audience Of two million
listeners.
The ceremony simultaneously unit
ing two young couples In marriage was
also broadcast TO more than million
wedding guests all over the country.
The Rev. B. +. Saxon. pastor Of the
Sixty-frst Street Methodist Church,
oficiated. The couples were Joseph
Moorn, PA Sixth Avenue, Brooklyn,
and Miss Margaret Girstner, no Union
Street, Brooklyn; and John Brunseh-
weyler and Miss Helen Roller. both OF
Wyl, Switzerland.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
In,ercession Chapel 10 Pay
Tribute 10 Fallen War Heroes

A special service will be held Christ
rss morning at fl o'clock at the
Chanel OF the Intorcession, Broadway
snS i5bth Street, TO dedicate a tablet
- ,he voung men OF the church who
,ost their lives in the World War. The
seYviees win be conducted By Rev. Milo
II Gates. the pastor, formerly chap
lain ~ The fO2d Engineers. The tablet
h the gift OF David X. Miller, whose
son was killed early In the struggle.
Members Of the American Legion ana
ali other ex-serviee men are inyl'eo 70
attend, in uniform u posslDie' anu
seats will be reserved for them
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Rush for Bermuda
Forces Company to
Add Another Ship
600 Leave Port To-day on
Fort Hamilton and Fort
ST. George; 4 4Trans-Allan-
tic Liners Listed TO Depart

Because OF the large number OF
Americans who applied to the Furness
Bermuda Line for passage on their
vessels Tor Bermuda 90 pass the holi.
days there, the company has assigned
an additional ship for departure to-
day. The Fort ST. George and the Fort
hamilton will sail nt noon from West
Fitty-hfth Street with 600 passengers
Reservations for accommodation on
the one ship came 20 the Offices Of the
steamship company as far back ns las;
september, and by mid-Noyember II
was found advisable TO add another
snip to the schedule. Accommodation
we're taxed 20 such an extent tha,
tpare cots were rigged Up In some OF
the staterooms for additional tourists
Among the New Workers sailing arc
George A. Davis, contractor, going "a
Bermuda 10 break ground for tho
s2,0OOl000 Hotel Bcrmudiana 70 be
erected there this winter; Judge John
NJ. Tierney, DR., and Mrs. G. Walseh
Dr. and Mrs. NJ. Joachim and Lloyd n
Scott.
-Four trans-Atlan,ie liners are leav.
ing to-day for Europe. They are the
White Star liner Baltic. for Liverpool
the Red Star liner Kroonland. for Ant.
wcrp; the United States liner Presi.
dent Harding. for Bremen. and tho
liolland-America liner Ryndam, foi
I Rotterdam.
Among those booked 70 sail on the
Baltic are DR.. John Patterson. dean OF
the College Of Arts and Sciences, Uni.
yersity of Louisville. and Mrs. Pattcr'
son; DR.. j. +. MeClymonds, Of Lexing.
ton Clinic. Lexington, KY; Daniel Mac
milan, London publisher, and Mrs
/ Macmillan: Martin Van Buren,. OF NeN
York; Alexander S. Wilson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh O'Connor, Major and Mrs
Thomas Ross, Of Toronto; G. W. Reyn.
Ulds, manager OF the Guardian Assur'
rance Company, Of London, and other
British insurance executives. including
Henry John Tapscot:. l.. Sinclair and
n. a. Lcvinson; Armin Elmendorf, Of
| Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Downing T
Brown, Of Boston; Mr. and Mrs. Asher
Service. OF Pittsburgh: Miss Florence
X. Jordan, Of Cleveland, and Hilltop
Brown, Of Toronto.
Mariana a. l:aos, commercial attaehe
81 the Peruvian Embassy AZ Washing
ton. and Mrs. Laos arc among those
ailing on the Kroonland.
Passengers on the Ryndam arc Hip
polyto Alves d'Araujo. Brazilian Min.
/ ister TO China. Mrs. Alyes d'Arauio and
Miss Stella Alves A.aujo. Captain I'd
ward Mcclure Peters. Nine. II. d'Hame
court, Dr.. Jesse G. Mexican, DR.: Edwin
lH Godfrey. Mrs Pauline Stad Calm
,irs. Lima Rciehcr c. A. van Beck and
Mf. and Mrs r. Prieto y Souza,
Among those sailing on the Western
World, OF the Munson Line, for South
American ports are Bishop II. NJ
Dobbs. Of the Methodist Episcopal
BOARD OF Foreign Missions, and. A
/ Amaral, treasurer Of the Brazilian
/ American Chamber OF Commerce.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
American RadioAmateurs
Fail to Pick Up Europe
Unmccessful Results Believed
Due TO Neglect of Many to
Keen uOuiet Air"

HARTFORD. Conn, Dec. ~. =.
can and Canadian amateurs taiieo ~
receive the signals OF britlsn eno
French amateurs Thursday night when a
Enropean operators made their hrs'
.tteynpt 20 transmit to this country;
Although hundreds Of BRUSH ahe .
French amateurs started sending at
O'clock Eastern standard time, no sig-
nsIs were reported at the American
Radio Relay League headquarters mere
That the results Of the tests we're
unsuccessful Is believed to have been %
due partly to the fact that a numoer
Of American amateurs neglected 70
Sssn absolute "Quiet air" Their send
Inc stations interrupted other amateurs
who were listening. British and trencn
amateurs will continue to transnii,, !,
from Z to / o'clock every night until
December 81. -, 10000
by L. L. Klahan, San Francisco Saiii''
was heard in France Deeemner w. &C
eordlng TO latest report. This Is tne
second west coast station heard oy
European amateurs.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Court Bars Boy Cut-Ups
At Movies for a Year

Gloom settled over eleven
Mount Vernon boys yesterday
when they heard City Judge Bern
stein impose 4 sentence that took
all Of the Joy out Of the happy
New Year.
The boys, none more than four
teen, had been arrested for horse
play in Mount Vernon theaters,
and, after they had pleaded
guilty and lined up at the rail,
Judge Bernstein said: "You,"
pointing to six Of them. care sen
fenced not to be out Of the house
after dark for a year. And you"
indicating the five others, can
not go to a motion picture theater
for a whole year"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Sir T. Ashley and Lady
Sparks Entertain Friends
Many Other Society Patrons
Give LuncheOns and DIM
ners at Hotels

Sir 7. Ashley Sparks and Lady
Sparks gave 4 dinner at tho Plaza
last night for several Of their friends.
They came In from their home at
Syosset, l.. l., for the dinner. The
guests included Lord Donegal, Miss
Eleanor Sparks, Miss Katherine Barnes
Miss Edith Gilman, Mr.. Howard T.
whitney jr., Mr.. William Loeb Sd, Mr.
and Mrs. Van Duzer Burton, Mr..
Ernest Burton, Mr.. Rea Patterson, Mr..
William Pierre, Mr.. George Walker,
Mr.. Edward Meleher, Mr.. Donald Will
son and Mrs. Thomas Oxnard.
Miss Virginia Ryan gave luncheon
at Pierre's Yesterday for Mrs. Ken
meth 3. Sehley, Mrs. Graston H. Pyne
and Miss Joan Whitney. Others who
gave luneheons there yesterday were
Mrs. George II. Howard, Mrs. Marshall
r. Russell and Mrs. Williams Burden.
Miss Elsie dc Wolfe entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Marguery.
Others who gave luncheons there
vesterday were Mrs. Robert Goelet,
Mrs, c. oliver iselin, Mrs. William May
Wright, Mrs. Graham Williams and
Mrs. Langdon Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griswold Thompson
entertained ut luncheon yesterday at
the Ritz Carlton. Their guests. in
eluded Miss Margaret Watson and Mr.
Reginald c. Vanderbilt. Mr.. W. Hey
waSd Drayton Sd was q luncheon hos
tess yesterday at Delmonieos.
Among others who gave luncheonn'
at the Ritz yesterday were Mrs: kob-
ert x. CAssatt and Mrs. Henry Ander'
son Conan.
Mrs. Patrick Valentine viii give
dinner for Miss Betty Condor on JAN
usry 8.
Miss CorneiiA Livingston gave
luncheon At the Ritz-Carlton yester-
dav for Miss Betty Hammill and Miss
Marie Brooke.
Mrs. George r. Hurd and Miss Betty
Hurd are ct tho Plaza from Cedar
hurst, L. l.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Going On To-day

DAY
American Museum Of Natural History
Mstropoiitsn Museum Of Arti admission
Iapsriuu; admission free.
Brooklyn Muse um. admission free,
New York Hihorieal soeietyi Admission
Van ip'e cOrtisndt Park Museum: adminsion
zan1o@leai PARK! admission free
9sft ~ PAM Al New York University
Tintverslty Heights. admission free.
Hnseofn II the American indian. heye
Foundation. broadway and lssia street.
admission tree. ..- - .h,t-
Lecture By Thornton W; Borsem ,ol en-,
ana Madison Avenue. II o'clock. AUSPICES
of Federation for Child STUDY.
Lecture By Scott Nearing on Iounas'
Revolution." Rand school. East fii-
teenth street. !: 10 o'clock v,.. 70
Carey, 'Roman Architecture. o'eioeK I
GIseia NJ A. Richter. "Horian Art-
Furniture" o'clock.
zeta Beta Tau Fraternity eonYention'
Hotel Plaza, o'clock. ,,r.... -. r.-,h
Ne! York csmarsderie' fsaee ,isa on hseh,id
Civic Club. f.5o o'clock
NIGHT
Dinner and dance OF the Metropolis Club
Bliimorc. o'clock. -, -.
'.So more war meeting" Town Han. ~
West Forty-thlrd Street. O'Clock
speakers: Jean Longuet and Ara. Wlni-
supser e dance. Tau Delta Phi Fraternity.
Alpha li1 sigma danes. Hotel Majestic.
Msesiss stayvesant High sehsel alumni,
AZ the scncsb o'eiock.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Army Seeks to Verify Finding
Of Missing AviaiOrs' Bodies

NOGALES, Ariz., Dec. 22.-Two army
ogesrs left Camp Stephen d. Little
in an automobile under orders from
coionel A. ]. MeNab, in command Of
orerations in the search for Colonel
Iarsball and Lieutenant Weber, lost
aviators, to investigate reports eircu,,
lated yesterday that the ayiators
rbarred bodies had been found by an
Indian on the Papago Reservation near
Covered Wells, Ariz.
Colonel MeNab said that although he
did not place much reliance in the re-
mort, the officers had been sent 70 make
a complete investigation. No report
was expected from them before to-mor-
row morning, Colonel MeNab stated.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Voyage Home Hannah's Gift
Charity Society Sends Lonely
Woman Back TO England

Hannah H. Is sailing to-day on the
Ausonia OF the Cunard Line for her
home in Sunderland, England, as a
Christmas present from the Charity
Organization Society. Hannah came 20
this country about twenty years ago,
but her husband died shortly after
wnrd. and since then she has made a
brave effort 10 support herself. but her
working days. arc practically over.
when she was asked what she wanted
for Christmas it didn't take her long
10 decide. 4,
Letters sent to relatives in England
brought promises that II Hannah could
he sent home they could care for her
the rest 81 her days. And SO it was
arranged.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Observation-Disclosures
Planned for Holidays
Christmas Engagement Is An.
nOunced; Many Out-of'
Town Patrons Arrive

~ ana Mrs. William P. jerks, Of
Aouistown, n. j., have announced the
:ngagement Of their daughter, Miss
josephine 5enks, TO Mr. James Carey
warren, son of Professor and Mrs.
frederick Morris Warren, OF New
atven, Conn. Miss jerks Is de-
os,ante in Philadelphia. No date has
'esn set for the wedding.
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, I'd, win
give q large ball on Christmas night
,oE debutantes and members Of the
gopnger married set. A, large dinner
WI be given before the dance.
Ar. and Mrs. Preston Davie and Mr..
ADD Mrs. StanhOpe Nixon are among
ne recent arrivals at the Ritz-Carlton
sIom Philadelphia.
Nr. and Mrs. George Washington
NH, Of $40 Park Avenue, are reeeiY..
lng congratulations upon the birth OF
son on December IL. Mrs. Hill was
Alss AquinaS NJ. Heller before her
marriage.
Mr.. Huntington MeLane and Mr.
henry R. McLane have arrived from
81 Psvls School and joined their
sciasr, Mrs. Henry X. McLane. and
a,,s Alys NeLsne at the Lorraine for
'hs Christmas holidays.
Ma Jerome Napoleon BonAparte
~ hs hosiess 10 a party Of eight
,'hieht az the bachelors dance In the
Psiia Rcbbia Room Of the Vanderbilt.
NJ. frsessiek u floch has closed his
-fEt p Yocdmsre. l. J., and will be
"A - TIA Avenue Ter The viniers