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WOMAN FIRST VICTIM OF RULE
INVOLVING DOUBLE PENALTIES
FOR PROHIBITION INFRACTi0N

Under the recent agreement reached by city and county
officials in which charges will be placed against persons
caught violating the liquor laws by each law enforcement
agency, the first pe-Non to feel the effect of the dual action
will be a woman. {
After the arrange. was perfected by city and county
, 1922-02-16

orsly one man in three is perfect,
healthy.
, 1922-02-16

was perfected by city and county
, 1922-02-16
ONLY FEASIBLE
SAYS
To RAISE FUNDS
FOR SERVICE MEN
That Congress
Delay Legislation I'm
less Agreement Can Be
Reached on His Plan

Feb. 16.-
President Harding informed
congress today he considered
a general sales tax the only
feasible method of r>;sing
funds for a soldiers, honus
, 1922-02-16
Weather Forecast

Mostly cloudy tonight and Friday.
with probable nnox IN north and
west portion; warmer tonight
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-11
RUSSIAN SUNSHINE
ACCOUNTS FOR LACK
OF PERAMRULATORS

Petrograd.-The sunshine Of sum-
mer makes evident Russia's lack
of baby carriages. There are no
thin nurses wheeling babies along
the park paths and only rarely ia
peralnbuiator seen at all.
Thousands of babies, out for an
airing, are carried in their moth
ers' arms. Occasionally one sees
semi-oriental women, from the
steppes and Turkestan with their
infants strapped across their backs
like American Indian papooses.
Russian babies Of, the peasant
type die by thousands in the hot
summer and their tiny bodies know
few or none of the cooling comforts
of screened and shady porches
The use OF ice for keeping milk il
practically unknown.
But thousands Of the hardy lit
tie infants go wherever their moth.
ers do; seem to sleep contentedly
on their mothers breasts in crowd.
ed box cars or under dripping caves
on rainy days when the parents lii
like huddled bundles of rags In thu
shelter Of buildings.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-11
HOLLAND BECOMES
PROMISED LAND"
TO GERMAN GIRLS

} Berlin.-Holland's frontier. made
notorious during the war as a ia
vorite exit from Germany for fugi-
tive prisoners Of war, is again COM
ing into the limelight through the
surreptitious crossing of young
German girls anxious to get Dutch
employment. It Is estimated that
Germany Is already poorer by TO-
900 female servants as a result OF
this practice.
With high wages. and attractive
working conditions, Holland has
become something Of a promised
land" for German frauleins quail
fled as housemaids or cooks. Twen-
ty to twenty-five guilders month
are paid beginners, while the more
efficient receive from 10 to SO. Such
pay means from 1000 to 5000
marks monthly At the present rate
Of exchange, about ten times more
than help Of this kind receives in
Germany.
Amsterdam firms and dwellings
have acquired about five thousand
emigrants and there are about
three thousand at the Hague. Mos
OF them have been drawn from the
Rhineland and Westphalia. where
labor exchanges have been estab
hshed at various places in coopera
ton with Dutch exchanges. Won
ems organizations in the western
German provinces are actively .op
posing the exodus because of thu
shortage Of help In households ant
on farms.
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FLOWER BEDECKFD
, HOUSEBOA ARE
SCARCE ON THAMES

London. - The nover-bedecked
houseboats which American Wis
tiers to Hampton court, Henley and
other places on the Thames were
wont to admire are, fast disappear
ing from the river,
The motor launch with 3 cabin
capable Of sleeping from two to
four persons ID taking its place. In
q restless age the houseboat has
s.een found too restful. II IL goins
the way of.other Victorian ideas.
Twenty, years ago one Chertsey
firm used to build IL new house
boata every year. Last rear they
built one. The. demand now b fol-
something that will move. ovss
1.10o motor launches are now run.
ming IN the Thames conservancy
area alone.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-11

5 -. - -. gaN
0ear III Inoi 80 - : 80
In my teens and have kept conn
nary With boys for several ytafs.
! a. ~ cc,.,der rsvrelf mod loek-
. - ~. 80, -
m aitno0sn lam ol'en e,au =.
20.
/ have been keeping company
~,.h ~ ..v.r., v.>ra INV senior
ara thcnybt 4 csre6 ! ersat deal
s ~ MIN Ha Ian town snd sinca
~ -. .n.sr.. -. Ss.cnv.red fhst
! Z re S.e es A mt -. scr him would
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Jam Gehe--One SUP s.I' 49,
tnAes cup snoI senin aOuI esss'
one-naH nutmeg. one seaspo0h ~
Spice. one teaspoon ctnnpn' W
cup 1eiy oT JaM' one .easpoon oou..
stirred into -FOUR tablespoons sour
cream, one ana tnree-Iourtns cups
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ENGLAND PLANS TO /.
PROTECT FAMILIES
FROM AFFINITIES

London.-The movement in Eng
land to protect the family inroads
Of the passionate affinity" and the
"canker Of free love" will find ex-
preston next October in an inter-
national conference which will
seek to reestablish the family and
the home as the sole basis Of ma
tional welfare. A simultaneous
appeal will be made to churches in
the United States and Britain for
the pursuance Of this ideal. Emf
nent public men. doctors and re-
ligious leaders are. joining in a
great movement for the destruction
OF conditions which they say are
eating away the moral fibre Of Eng
land.
Edward Short, home secretary:
II. A. L. Fisher. minister Of educa-
ton; Lord Robert Cecil.-member of
parliament: the Archbishop OF
Wales; Sir r. Baden Powell, foun-
der Of the Boy Scouts: Sir James
Crichton-Hrowne, the famous
medical authority; Lady Rhondda.
the weil-known social reformer,
and Rev. +. B. Meyer. the chief rab-
bi. are among the leaders.
The old moral landmarks are
becoming submerged" says Sir
James Marchmont. general secre-
tary Of the congress. sThe most
obvious symptom Of the decay OF
Ha0ynl vnavSsYr SRali%~, L. -. - a. :
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-11

AUTHOR RELIEVES
: WIRELESS MAY BE
GODSEND FOR DEAF

London. Wireless, with all the
manifold benefits already to its
credit may enable the deaf to hear,
thinks writer in the current num-
Der Of the Medieah Press. II re-
cent experiments with wireless
telephony come up to expectation,
he declares, then there is little
need for the deaf to give up hope,
for no means Of "thermionic'
valves the very deaf have been en-
abled to hear.
The author records the case Of a
man of so who had been deaf for
many years, SO deaf that he could
only hear the shouted voice. New
ertheless he experimental with
wireless telephony. 1t occurred tc
him that by increasing the number
/. Of thermionic valves in his receiv.
] er he might thereby raise the sound
to a degree Of intensity to be heart
easily. This he did, working W
gradually until he had five Their
mionic valves. in his apparatus
| with the result that he can now
hear his friends in Paris more
plainly than he can a person sit
/ ting in the room beside him. Alst
his hearing for the ordinary voic,
has become more acute.
The Marconi company's experts
are using a valve similar to thu
thermionie on their "bonaphone.
an instrument for impartint
sounds to the brain by means o
the bony parts of the Uranium.
has enabled a large numbero OF per
sons to hear who hitherto wer
deaf.
J Thought has been given in Eng
land to a universal language TO
International radio communication
but no definite conclusions yet hav
been reached.
| Questioned on this subject God
frey Isaacs, head of the Maroon
wireless system, said he did no
think Esperanto would do. But,
at the same time, he added, wv
are keeping in view in connection
with the scheme now under con
sideration for the establishment Q
wireless broadcasting stations, tn
| possibility of teaching languages b
wireless telephony. l think thi
i will be highly important part G
, the educational action ,of our broad
! casting programs. one foresees tn
engagement of eminent professor
) OF languages for the purpose 9
wireless tuition"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-11

teen ysars old. I cant sleep =
when he goes away ON buslne q
He tells mo he loves me =
much. He says be dAnt live u
out mes l am sin1bly crazy O.
him. He tells his vito he Is -
to his Office. but instead he g.
to my house. Ny parents DOR
know he II married.
do not know his wife. ~
have no children. Would yoQs Fl.
wise me TO 60 to her and ash -
Il she would divorce him for n
She Will not do it when he as
her. WORRIED
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-11


A wedding Of high noon yester-
day was that of Miss Esther Ami
don Of Davenport, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. ]. R Amidon of Montrose,
IoXa. and Harold Engstrom Of Mo-
line.
The ceremony was performed
At tho rectory Of Trinity Episcopal
church, the rector, Rev. William
L. Essex, reading the marriage SER
vice. Attorney and Mrs. Realff
Ottesen Of Davenport, the latter a
sister Of the bride. stood up with
them.
The bride wore her travelling suit
of novelty cloth with bodice and
hat to match, and the bridal couple
left after the ceremony on an ex-
tended eastern honeymoon trip
They will reside at 1908 Thirteenth
street, Moline, where the groom
has built q handsome new Dutch
Colonial residence.
Mrs. Engstrom has made her
home in Davenport ever since he1
graduation from St. Luke's hospi.
tai as a trained nurse. Mr.. Eng.
, strom is assistant cashier with the
Moline Savings & Trust company.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-11
SHINES In MEXICO

Mexico City.-An extension oftAA
interests Of Hugo SHINES to e
clude Mexico is seen in the recsrl
visit here OF Hugo Eversmann, vice
president and shareholder Ia ID.
merous Of the SHINES concerns
While In Mexico City, Herr Evsl,.
mann conferred with nunerosn
government officials and is also m.
derstood to have made several con.
mercial agreements that will In
sure the immediate entrv Of sthe
SHINES enterprises into Mexica
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-11
Davenport Couple Wed Herr.
Social On Church Lawn.

A lawn and ice cream social will
b given on the lawn Of st. Paul's
Catholic church. S15 Twenty fourth
street, tomorrow evening. The AZ
fair win be held from 8 until 10
o'clock.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-11

- It'll r 4 p r. ESlfs
ina .alura ~ anf6 ctaftoa n st
Knfharine's aclso0k ~ pcft.
eIS1fod oVef 80 fluR ~ enNky
fair held recc6fly - yaal1th nsneo'
~ country hOnao 6e Nj ri 1eyA
~ IL Isun. shove Pl1Goant Waller,
logva. A31etfnx Was hot1 yestaf-
dan aftefnOon q the home q Ma.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-11

HKNU HIM.
1nnn1nst. Is
s4set ErssA cAsrrtes .
|06zaIo6led EE81 Il g
German Fried rotatoes.
Coffee.
LuncAeen. !
|Cheese Soufle French Hollis
Berries Cream
rced Tea
Broiled Steak Boiled Potatoes
Creamed Peas Cake
Tea g cofes
Broiled Steak - While porter
house and sifloin steaks are the
| approved cuts for broiling, even 2
tougher steak can be broiled Il
treated fifst in this way: Put three
ltsblespO0nfuls olive OIL and one Ia
lblespoonful vinegar In q large nat
dish, Lay the steak on the mixture
| and let it rest for half an hour.
Then turn and let It rest another
half an hour In the came. quantity
| of oil and vinegar Two inches Is the
approved thickness for a broiletl
steak. II hroiled oyer coal the fire
should be clear and bright, II under
gRs fame leave the owen door open
that the air may circulate freely
while the steak is broiling. A steah
two inches thick will take about II
minutes to broil. To tell when meal
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-11

ssls, ~, Il 5lol4ins = 1870
affsnc4ivs tAaa : tall askst over
fIcw1ng Win fIousts - handle
tepp1a a ~ llhspf st1samsrs.
Tbs y q idsa vhseA has occurpsd
"a DE fahgic mau1fnefnrsFs and The
newost VOLS haye paktGfnS q this
sort. Tie flewsrs an1 ribbons At
'f0rding a excn1s for . fantastic
array Of diffsrent shades. When
NOT 70 ornamental, the latest yoiles
may have . pompAdour design.
White and ivory voiles are indie
|scribably jlovsly vhen creased By
knots and garlands % forget-me-
nots and rosebuds.
Paris, July ia curions gray
costape has ! grsy crepe - chine
cape IL the shade known - mist,
The frock~is crepe ROMAN I'm !
shade just enough different to b
called pewter. In the cape aff
slim, pointed panels Of metal lace
in old gold and some lacs forms an
inset in the side panels Of the
frock skirt. The material is gath
cred into soft swirl on the left
hip, where 1t is held by . gigantic
scarab in old gold. ! The hal
is gray crinoline. with three large
hat velvet flowers in three shade.
Of gray.
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VIM Be Brilss Hostess

Miss Margaret Henigbaum. at her
homo, 2526 River Drive, Camp Nc
Clal1an. Davenport, will entertain
u m afternoon, bridge Friday.
Some forty tri-city girls will be the
guests.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-11

4. ~ IN ppcek, 49,
% m NJ oeh 3siandy = q
nx4 r. ~ G5onbogS q ~ Or
q III go - yootec1oy ~
~. III IN - - With thel
Z aelfa practically aincs III
4 1tt ~ ~ = poDu1ar chOice for
III u tn hig organisation.
N Warner Was pIaced % the
o1lyo board u ~ orchsseSA. a
y eI6etlon p6ypfe n. 0imonson,
= ~ 111An1; - tho other Is
1 n1ef - placS on the ltst d ~
{, IN, bsfng t6-elsctsd e niSe
~ psestdent
Ihe officess are:
fsGdent- John +. Dow. Dayen-
Nics president Devors n. Sim
41on, Rock Island.
Ies president--llfs Harry Aims
oefh. Moline.
Yice President Frank D.
lfoop. Davenport.
ecretary-HormAn 6chmidt, IT..
Iressursr-Edward X. Putnam.
u4venport..
Executive committee members
Robert Wagner. Rock Island; Har-
n ". Scott, Davenport.
Members Of the executive COM
Saittec, which besides the two
I uStmed. includes all Of the officers
Are to hole Z meeting this even.
ing In the Davenport Chamber Of
Commerce, where yesterdays ses.
& sicn took place. They will lay
SLAMS for next season and In gen
eral Tor the next three years of nc.
ttsity on the part Of the orchestra
Sorority VIM Miss Adams.
Kappa Sigma Delta sorority wal
entertained last evening by Mis-
Mande Adams ut her home, Ill
Thirteenth avenue. The girls con
ttnued the plans for the campin,
trip next month at Campbell's ID
land. Late In the evening refresh
ments were served by the hostess
Davenport Couple Wed Hero.
Miss Edna G. Dobler and Mel
wyne B. Vinall, both Of Davenpor'
we're married 1t 8 O'Clock yestel
Day afternoon at the manse q
South Park Presbyterian, church
DR.. W. G. OSlevee. pastor Of tn
church, OBLIGATED. Attending til
bride and bridegroom were Mr.. an
Mn. Lyle D0bler, brother and siI
ter-in-law Of the bride. Mr.. an
Nrs. vinall will reside in Daver
port, where the bridegroom is
clerk In q mercantile concern.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-11

miss Margaret Hen18baum, at her
home, 2526 River Drive, Camp Nc
CIallan. Davenport, will entertain
u m afternoon bridge Friday.
Some forty tri-city girls will be the
quests.
Alumnae Social Thursday Night.
Tri-city chapter, villa Alumnae,
will sponsor . ice cream social
Thursday evening on the lawn of
Miss Naomi Murphy's home, 2207
Seventh avenue. Refreshments will
b served during the entire even
ing. The affair was previously an
nounced for Wednesday night and
those expecting to attend are asked
b note the change.
Press Club Ct Credit Island.
A dinner meeting Of the Tri-City
Women's Press club will be held
tomoerow night at $50 at the
Credit island INN. Davenport mem.
lers are hostssses at the meeting
Hold Picalc at Church.
Members Of the Queen Esther
guild Of the Memorial Christian
church held their annual picnic
last evening at the church. Tht
affair was to have been held II
Long View park, but the plac,
was changed because of the threat
oning weather. Some so guests, in
cludlng members Of !, families o
members enjoyed the supper
eesyed at 7 o'clock. Evening hour:
ware spent socially. The guild viii
not meet again until Sept. II, whel
H. annual banquet will be held
HIS nartmeycr Weds in Madison
Rock Island friends of Miss Hell
- Ann Hartmeyer OF Madison
Wls, will be interested In the an
nouncement Of her marriage t,
1n1eigh H. Thurwacter of Madison
3AA wedding was soleinnixed Sat
ufdaV, July /, In Madison.
ma Thurwacter.~ who was ,
drawing supervisor In the loca
oo1oolt for . year, and q membe
q the tri-city branch. American
Association Of University Women
= tho daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
1ohA HArtmeyer Of Madison. Sh,
Il : graduate Of the Wisconsin uni
NlfGlfy, - 10 The bridegroom iron
~ Nv school. He n . member o
\ HI Alpha Delta fraternity, and l
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-11

Press Club It Credit Island.

A dinner meeting Of the Tri-City
Women's Press club will be held
Tomorrow night at $3.50 at the
Credit island Inn. Davenport men,
lers are hostssses at the meeting.
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M0NDAY.

Jana Oelano circle, Kings Daughters.
sives picnic for Bethany HONS girls ct
Long View park.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-11

London, July 11.-There Is new
hair comb with q spray Of flowers
ON its top. When thrust in
to the couture, the comb is invisi-
Bile, but it keeps the blossoms
firmly in place. Other combs have
a baccharanalian cluster Of grapes
and leaves which fall gracefully to
the shoulder. The fad for stuffed
silk fruit is reflected In another
comb that holds a dropping gar
land band Of tiny green. silk ap-
pies, luscious pink peaches, mauve
plums, and yellow pears, all hid.
den rather cleverly behind trail.
ing vine that sprinkles with dew
drop brilliantS.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-11

Phi Delta Psi meets with Miss Agnes
lsucheS. IA Seventeenth Street.
81. Cecilas guild meets.
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friday,


q home. 2526 River Drive. Camp Nc
Cleilsn, Davenport.
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HARR|SV|LLE, 0.

The attraction at the Gem theatre
Saturday, October Z, will he Charles
Raw MS John steele in SCRAP iron.
with Vera Stcadman as leading lady.
First National Attraction story by
Charles +. Van Loan.
The Pythian Sisters will hold n cake
walk at the *. OF +. hall on October !.
Rev. Tormohlcn. who held {. series OF
meetings n this place some time ago
will conduct another ono Al Duncan
wood. beginning October 8.
j. number from this place ATTENDED
tho jefferson county fair at Smithhe!d'
J. r. Johnson and family were Wheci-
ing choppers Wednesday.
r. A. Toland and son. Frank Wills
spent Sunday with his parents. NJ. AND
Mrs 4. W. Toland
Walter Eastman and Mrs. J. i. Bech
attended the grand lodge at Canton last
week. Mr.. Eastman representing the
knights of Pythias and Mrs. Beck the
Pythian Sisters.
Nr. and Mrs w. G. Tolands and MI
and Mrs. S. T. Morris were Cn!ontowr
visitors recently.
Joe Chambers and family. or smith
field. attended church at the NJ. r
church at this place Sunday.
Mrs. w. j. Stevenson. of Denver. Colo.
and Mrs. W. l.. Hoskinson. Of SHADY
side. were guests Of their brother LIT
McClcster, and wife last week.
Word has been received here or th'
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weeks vacation a. the homo OF her par :.
ents Mr. and Mrs. John Mcmahon. OF
High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Hedges. Of Com
mcrce street, have returned home from
20 days visit; with friends and rela-
t!ves in Allentown. Pa.
Miss Irene Baker. OF New Martins
willie. W. Va. - visiting rclaurers In
Wcllsburg and Fullansbee.
Mrs. James Bell. OF Yankee street
visited Tuesday at the home OF .. y
McAdu". "f Bethany pike.
Mrs. jennie Lewis, Of Commerce
street, spent Tuesday in Steubenviile'
Ohio
Mrs. Harry Glover and daughter. Miss
Ethel. Of We!isviic. Ohio. are VISITORS
ut tn" home Of Mrs. Gruher's daughter
Mrs. Ray Jam!son. Of Charles street.
Mrs ]. T. Allen, OF Bethany was
shopping In Wcllshurg Tuesday morn
Ing.
". =. Carmichael formerly with Elson
Brothers Feed company. has accepted a
position with the j. NJ Walker feed
company on Eighth street.
Mr. o. ". Liggett and daughter
Miss Madcc, visited in Wheeling tues
day.
{. Il. Carman was business visitor IN
WAcclinc Tuesday,
Mrs. Joseph =. Gist, Mrs Wilbur G:st
and small son, Robert Richard. OF lnde,
pcndencc, Ia. visited In WellsourS ana
Wheeling Tuesday.
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ST. CLAIRSV|LLE

Realty Deeds
6Ac1GA zuAes and Anna Zusack 70
yahu EokovisSi. and Mary ksokow!skt.
rraef Of Land IN Colera!n Township.
a. 86sradea $4,000.
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Miss Sarah. Of near Bsnnock. were '''''-
or sin town on Sabbath afternoon.
MIR, and Mrs. W. l.. Merritt were
business callers In ST. Cia!rsE'I'e '''
Saturday morning
Dr. and Mrs. \. VI. crozter ana la'n''!
were shoppers In Wheeling on SATURDAY
Mcssrs Francis and GaVh"ii hs'N'
local residents. and sister. MISS Yer"
Beck, Of Holloway. were business CAR
ers in St. Clairsvilc on saturday.
Miss Ressic RcGferor. Of l.aftertT. was
a visitor with her friend. MISS lu'''
Dick. near town. on Thursday evening
having attended the party given ny inc
Junior class Of the Flushing High schooi
at the Hun home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chemist Foreman ana
niece Miss Coda Shr"Nes. spent Sahoath
a, tho home II David Nancuren a. the
Black Oak Mine.
J. ". Stewart was n business caller
In St Clal-svine. on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs T.. Y Grimes ana son
Frank NJ: and Mrs. Grimes parents
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Milh"rn we're sh"p-
pers IN Flushing on wednesday.
Hartzel Williams IN company with
his mother. Ciraudfathcr. and cousli
Mrs Jesse Williams and father MT
william Hun. and his grand-dauGhtcr
Miss Mary Brown. with whom she re
sides. spent Saturday In Wheeling, W.
Va.
Mrs. Kate Grimes returned homo on
Saturday morning after II pleasant visit
with relatives In NCw Athens. y.