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The Washington herald., 1922-12-07
Virginia Selden
Makes Social Botv|
At Parents Fete

Mr. and Mrs.. Charles ssldsn.
r.. gave : tsa yesterday
afternoon In their home. ct 111s
connecticut avenue. for their
daughter. Miss Virginia esiden.
who made her bow 70 society.
Mrs. selden and daughter ~
ceived In the drawing room.
where palms. ferns and . screen
Of smilax formed q lifting. back
ground for the pink roses and the
many flowers sent the debutante.
Mrs. 6elden wore Q gown Of
blue chiffon. with an overdrapery
OF silver lace. which fell below
the hem line, and q short train.
She carried bouquet Of orchids.
Miss 5eiden wore Q quaint model
OF white duchesse satin, the skirt
made bouffant and trimmed with
flounces Of rare point lace, and
the bodice Of. soft folds cf the
satin was finished By q bertha Of
the lace. which also formed the
sleeves. She carried an oid-fash-
ioned bouquet In lace like that
on her gown.
Her assistants included Miss
Laura Bryn, Miss Margaret Suth-
erland, Miss Evelyn Wordsworth,
Miss Helen Campbell. Miss Cecil
Lester Jones, Miss Elizabeth Tay.
lor Jones. Miss Dorothy Warren,
Miss Louise Abel Of Baltimore,
Miss Catherine Radcliffe, Miss
Elinor Wheeler, Miss Elisabeth
Duryea Walter. Miss Louise An.
dersop, Miss Catherine Weller,
Miss Frederick McKenney, Miss
Emma Stitt, Miss Virginia Ed.
wards, Miss Alice MiIhurn, Miss
Elizabeth Turner. NIss Esther
Prayer. Miss Dorothy johnson,
Miss Helen Colbert and Miss
Delphine Heyl.
Mrs. James W. wadsworth. jr;
Mrs. William H. West, Mrs.
Frederick Holton, Mrs. C. H.
Pope and Mrs. Sewall Watts, Of
Baltimore. alternately presided at
The tea table. where the decora.
tons We're Of American beauty
-oses and greens. In the drawing
room on the second floor chry.
santhemums and autumn leaves
were used.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selden entertained
their daughters assistants at Q
buffet supper In the evening.
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Society Notes

MRs JOHN x. RoBrsoN -
tertained at luncheon yeotor-
day at the Army ana Navy Club
In compliment 70 Niss Catherine
Radcliffe. who u spending the.
winter with Admiral and Mrs. Rob
iDon. The guegfs included thirty
six cf the debutAntes Of this and
recent seasons. Pink was the pre-
vatling note IN the. table decorar
tons.
Mrs. John Lsrsnts Steele gave
z ,., sse dancs = % ysstsrdsy ar satsrnoon ns 90
ment at the Kenesew in honor Of
her niece. Miss Eva Clapp White.
Of Memphis, Tenn. who v the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Steele. A.
sisting Mrs.. Steele In feceiylng
were Mrs. 8. L. Phiilips. Mrs.
Frank B. Trotter, Of noreantown.
w. Va. and Mrs.. Mary Eliza
beth Buford. Of Tennessee. Serv.
ing tea and punch In the dining
room were Miss Anne Bruce Loo.
ney. Miss Frances Trotter. and
Miss Pansie Wilson. There were
about ssventy.five guests.
!.
Mrs. n. w. Beelks, Of this city,
has taken Q suite at the Hamilton
Hotel for the winter.
Miss vivian o. Davis and Mr..
Horace c. Broughtou, Of ewarth-
more, Pa, are at the Lee House
while attending the convention Of
the Swarthmore Chautauqua ~
ISOLATION.
w. r. Thurmond. r. J. Lynch
and Charles Rinzfl are 4 group Of
interesting New Workers who are
spending the week at the Ham,
flton Hotel
Representative and Mrs. Burke
Cochran entertained q company
of six at luncheon At the Shore
ham yesterday.
Ray Atherton. Of the State De
partment, entertained q party OF
ten at luncheon at the Shoreham
yesterday.
Mrs. L. 8. Bacon win entertain
at dinner at wardman Park Hotel
tomorrow evening. Mrs. Bacon
Is making an extended stay al
Wardman Park Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Francis
Wood and their two daughters.
Miss Natalie Wood and Miss Dor
othy Wood. Of Birmingham. Ala.
are spending the week In Wash
ington. their former home.
Mrs. James Duncan Gatewood
entertained at bridge yesterday
afternoon in compliment to Mrs.
George p. Calvocoresses. wife Of
Rear Admiral Calvocoresses. Ad-
miral and Mrs. Calvocoresses are
at the Brighton for the winter.
The Kappa Delta Sorority viii
entertain at q reception in their
chapter house at 1917 Rhode Is
land avenue on the evening OF
December l3.
Mrs. Charles ]. Bell win have
charge of the sale Of boxes at
sthe debu' 'antes ball at the VII.
lard on January IL for the bene-
fit of the No'ghborhood House.
The woman's Club Of Bethesda
will meet on Tuesday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. l.. w.
Glazebrook. 2o22 P street north
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formally at tea tomorrow, asking
a few friends to meet Mrs. Ken
dali. among them being Mrs. Ste
phen Pell, of New. York, and
Princess Cantacuzene.
The attache Of the French EN-
bassy, Hubert Guerin, will sail
for Europe on December Is on
board La France for a three
months leave of absence.
Capt. H. Grace Aranha, naval
attache of the Brazilian EN-
bassy, went to New York yes
terday to say good-by to Capt.
Carl T. Vogelgesang and the
members Of the United States
naval mission to Brazil. which
will sail for Rio de Jeneiro on
Saturday.
Mrs. Ogilvie Shumate, of Beal.
ton, Va, Is a guest at the Lee
House.
Mrs. Lee Trinkle were the
guests Of honor at an informal
supper last evening, which Mr..
and Mrs. J. Cloyd Byars gave in
their country home, Alcova. at
reception of the Southern Society.
j. o Ogden, of San Francisco,
is at Wardman Park Hotel for a
lengthy stay.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock has
been obliged to recall all social
invitations because of the death
of her niece, Mrs. Helen Barley
Watriss.
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Card Party to Be Given
At WOn,en's Civ Club

MISS A. HAZEL SWIFT win
AVA serve as hostess at the card
party to be given at the women's
City Club. % jackson Place, next
Monday night.
Mrs. Ella Davis Lewis. Mrs.
Robert o. Jones, Mrs. Lucille
Fehl, Mrs. Mary d. Farrar, Mrs.
Ella 8. Limerick. Miss Alice
Stearns and Miss Judith Bar
haux will assist. Among those
who have reserved tables are
Mrs. Gerrit 8. Miller. Mrs. Frank
Hiram Smell. Mrs. Granville
Hunt, Mrs. Marie 8 air Lawyer,
Mrs. Frances Hopkins. Mrs.
Mabel Manuel, Mrs. Ella c. Nc.
Crystal, Miss n. Blanche Cain
and Miss Rosella Moser.
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gone to New York. will return the
first Of the week for another visit.
DIR. Marion Dorsett has gone to
London to attend an international
conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Morse en-
tertained at a dinner dance last
evening at their home in Edge
moor, in compliment to Mrs.
Morse's aunt, Mrs. William B.
Caperton, wife of Admiral Caper-
ton.
Robert c. Morris, chief repre-
sentative of the United States at
the American-German Mixed
Claims Commission, will be the
guest of the Overseas Writers at
a luncheon at the Cosmos Club on
Tuesday, December II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Michael
son will be hosts at dinner this
evening at their home in George
town.
MR.. and Mrs. Lyman Kendall
AA will enterla'n informally at
dinner this evening, taking their
guests later to the opera
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall will enter
tain at dinner on December IS in
compliment to Miss Margaret
Sutherland. debutante daughter of
Sens tor and Mrs. Howard Suther-
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall. who have
been residing in New York, came
10 wash ngton about SIX weeks
ago and are residing at 706 New
Hampshire avenue. Mrs. Law
renee Townsend VIII entertain in.
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Hayes. AGiss Virginia Huns,
nliss verona Horsn. Ms Rn'k
FI(ngsrald. Mlss csciI Joa>s,
Mss Helen carua, 4iw Lsah
crago. Mss Virginia Ellis. Miss
Bsa<rice Whittisr. ln4 Elsanor
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sss ssss' ,sssrs sr 5ss sss E'::.'ss';'s 'ss -
Hun,s en- Ma Fr1nir Rsblsesn.
Nh Nttishai11. Mrs- yl1m1r
and frs. Robinnon pron11r1 - ~
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E. F. Baline. of Seattle, who is
spending the winter at the Raleigh,
will entertain distinguished COM
pany at stag Dinner this evening.
Judge Thomas burke. of Seattle,
who was here a few days and has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
LOCAL UNION 70 VOTES
ON OFFICERS OF I.T.U.
Bauoting Of Wheeling Printers Shows
Inroads Made by Progressive
Element.

Tho International Typographical I'M
lon. local union. 40. -. voted yester'
day ~ tho biennial election Of officers
OF The !. r. L.
Tie result Or the voting showed
that 'n,. prorresSiN" element had made
ronsl }nr:.hlc !nrOads into the ranks or
IN" Administration forces. and mt
jcrity was given for Progressive cav
didafcS rnr four Of the Nv" offices,
which compose the |. ~. /. executive
council. H. J. Campbell &C N"rfN'N.
Va, was tn" one administration can
lldatc vho secured n majority '"r an
executive office In The voting Of Joe u
No. -.
Tn, local union No = 'or"d as fol,
lows:
President Walter w. Earr"tt. Ch'
Ego. III. union No. l6, 81; John
Mcfarland, New York. =. J., union ~"
{, 81.
FIRST vlc"-rr~s!dcn'--D. l. CamrhHl
Norfolk. Va. union No 80. 80: Charles
J.. Howard, p"r"i'. M'"h. nni"n No. II
IS.
scro,N v,."-;rcsilrn lanes !. H."
Ian. Cleveland. -. union 80. "a. -
urion ~ "2t. Is
Scrrr,ar, -trr,-nrcr-- W. HAYS
M.nrcaru'', N'uu. union No. a., 81
W:ll'r,n T. .,vu". .'ulu;h. Mimi. rn
tan %r -. -
Trustees i'rion Printers ITomc-
Thon:,. N,.,',"f,riv. rr'"radn SPRINGS
r,,ton -, :, g.. sch l. Brown. IT,,
Angeles. &C.. union SO ia. Sc: NIL
rn.r" Ern,A, Eos'nn. Mass. unirr
70 -. 70. T. : close. Denver. H"L
,.nlrr So -. g: Anna r. Wilson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
BELMONT

I.ahor Harris and Lester Wood. were
callers In town Thursday.
Manscl Ewcrs and Charley Turner
passed through the vicinity Friday.
MI Ian Masters was Il caller in town
Thursday.
Mr.. Sanford Mlhoan passed through
the vicinity Thursday.
El!c Frost passed through III" vicinity
Saturday.
Dennis Kemp visited HON" folks sun
day.
Harold Sumption passed through This
vicinity SUNDAY evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Moore and chill
dren visited at 7. j. iiat"h"r'S Sun"aI
Lester Luke visited at Henry GIt'"n%
Sunday.
Dewitt and Alien KEMP called on a.
bert Kemp Friday.
Rev. Smith. OF Armstrcng's Mills. WI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
AGED MAN Hit M.
BY AUTOMOBILE
JAMES sECoY, 80, OF AA19nU
FERRY, KNOCKED DOWN. "
STREET
Woman Learning to Drive Pals 70 ~
Pedestrian In Her Cars Way.

James Secoy Of South Broadway
street Martins Ferry. was hit By q
Ford coupe, driven by woman living
IN Washington street. yesterday altar
noon At o'clock. Mr.. Secoy, who II
eighty years old, was crossing the
street In front Of the Ultimate garage
on Sixth street when tho woman drove
out from behind another machine,
knocking him down.
He was taken to the homo Of Fred
Van Pelt on Carlisle street, where DR..
e. b Messerly rendered aid. Although
Mr.. Secoy's injuries are not serious.
II Is feared that something may devel-
I'D on account Of his ago. He was rest
ing easily last evening and may he
taken to hi. home on Broadway street
today.
The woman. It IS said. was just
learning TO drive tho car and did not
see the person in time to stop.
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'orrnran. New York. y. y. union

I rorrnran. New York. y. y. union
"" u. 81.
.Dclcgat,s to 4. +. OF I.-Frank Nor
r,sou. Chicago. Hi, union No. Is, 81;
Max :. Hayes. Cleveland, O. union y"
3. 81: William Young. Philadelphia,
Pa. union No. 2. So; Z. W. Mccullough,
omaha. Ncb.. union No. 100. So: A.
Couch Drs Mninea. la, union No. lis
30: Eugene Donovan. San Francisco.
cal. union No. ~. 81; Raymond T.
Moore. Milwaukee. WIS. union No %,
80: clark r. Hicks. Denver. Col. union
No. 80. 35: James + Shell. Cincinnati.
O., union No. 8. 80: p. y. Crihb. Green
vile. s c., union No. 3S5. 6.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
ARREST YOUTH ON
WHITE SLAVE CHARGE
Arch Mahaffee. II, of Beuatre, Accused
of Taking Parkersburg Girl to Ohio

Arch Mahaffen. aged II years. ar
rested at E-llairc today by Deputy
l.. S Marshal Simon LOTUS of steu-
hcnville, O.. charged with having
t~ausportcd Thclma Cox. aged II years,
from West Virginia to Ohio for I'M
moral purposes, was taken 10 the coun-
Is iail =, Siruhcuyille today 10 await
: h.ar;nc h.t0re |. s. Commissioner
y II. Miller. Tho federal warrant for
ih" arrest was ISSUED at rarkcrsburE,
" Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
Help Home for Aged;
Donation Day Here

or all the outstanding worth Willie
things which arc being done III Nhrei-
ing by the good thinking pe"ri" "t our
community. Is the support and MAIN
tenance of our Home for Aged and
FricndleSS Women.
There are ,wenty-thrce who MAX"
this their home. AMI II has delight
full Christian atmosphere, which the
ladies' enjoy.
The high cost OF living. together
with unusually heavy expenses which
have TO be met. make II necessary L
lay greater stress upon this than us
ual. The household needs arc about
IA usual. but the money needs are
much greater. and this Is given out TO
tho charitable citizens. and ready
response IS anticipated
Guests are invited to call during III"
day, as this adds great deal Of happ'-
ness TO the lives Of 'hoS" who maxi"
this their home.
Tho day will be observed In very
quiet way. but everyone Is Invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
FOX DELEGATE
Nearly Unanimous Selection Of Print
ers' Delegate to the Atlantic
City Convention.

Ky vote that was nearly unanimous
Elmer Fox yesterday WAS elected dele
cat" 10 represent local union No I? Of
Wh"e,ng ut the International Typo
graphical union convention 10 I've held
at Atlantic city the coming fall.
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will return home from CINCINNATI. Ohio
today, having spent the past Two days In
that city attending meeting OF Metro
politan Life Insurance managers
Mrs. NJ II. Smith spent yesterday
shopping in Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
RIVER rELEoRA1fg.

Davis Island dam: 81 feet. falling.
clear.
Morgantown: "a feet stationary,
clear.
on city: . feet. falling. cloudy.
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Luncheon at tho Jane Grace

A Compliment 20 Eleanor Taylor
whose wedding Will take place mex:
month. Miss Faith Schustte VIII enter
tain on SATURDAY 1T The Jane Grace ten
room Her guests Will be:
Mesdames--
Guy Holden Hnrold Young
JOAN Reid
M!<sA~-
Louise HAM Martha Ross
Ru.h Holden Eleanor Taylor
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4 number OF h"r friends today A. the
country club IN h"u"r ~ Mrs. ilalst"ad
Rhodes. 81 l'hl,adclrHi:t. who has been
her guest for the ,as, frw days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
Arrarsements for League Party

~ 4 meeting t"S'"r'!,v 'nn-r'uc -
,nN on" County L"rrru" "r Women
So'e-s. Mrs. George t4,Vghl.n was ap-
painted chairman on -" dance COW
ni'ten. Ard Ms. !. Harold Brennan 90
n" card com Tr!''a". Arrangements Will
hr made u''n!0 n" ~r"ii % DISPOSE az
tickets ~ 80 performance 80 -
Chlr'otta Wrn'"~s STOCK rorrrnn-. no
ginning Mo week "f Tuno = no mana 20
mert Undo no I'rc"'lru Of NJ william
Riley having rN"~od hennN, r-orcnd .
FOR several re-r"r:nsrrNS tna' u.nt ~
~ devoted - -" rIrd ~ -" 'cacr"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25

EVERY RIT OF DCILNESS disappears
with a Golden Clint Shampoo.--Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25

Your clothes Will wear longer ami
look better Il you use tricks laundry
blue NJ acids "r ChcmiCal s--AdT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
HARRY GARDINER WILL SCALE
THE NEWS BUILDING TONIGHT
"HUMAN FLY" TO GIVE ANOTHER
DEMONSTRATION FOR DISA-
BLED WORLD WAR VET
ERANS.
Thrills Crowd Of Four Thousand
People Wednesday Evening, Seal
ina Windsor Hotel Wall.
Harry Gardiner, OF Washington. y,


Harry Gardiner, or washington. ID,
t.. NATIONALLY famous human fly.
scaled the walls OF the Hotel Windsor
building last evening. under the
auspices OF Wheeling chapter NO. :.
Disabled American Veterans OF the
World War.
Mr.. Gardiner. with apparently re-
markable ease ami SIKH, not only per
formed the feat OF going up the Wind
N"r wall ana S'a!iH.' the o''lil"nHIHs
rornice, but h" performed with equal
skill The more "h,lcuIt 1eat or com
ing down the walls again. All the
( way UP and down. ar nar0'h'r 'nre"
IN numerous thriI'S lilat kept lhe
audience OF tire" or TOUR 'hoNsahH
spectators raSpinE ana as man.
hearts pounding furloUSiE WIFI cNci''s
ment.
Previous to u" wall sealing eN"lh!'
zion. the Cathedral High school NE
and drum corps played several SeIHc-
tions 70" the entertainment OF the
crowd. and Sheriff Harry T. Clous"
! delivered shout address IN h'hh1 OF
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=.
G, lanes Lutheran church. has been
4, canton. @. for rhe past Nv" DAYS
attending the annual missionary CON
,er.rc. OF tho meme soCiti"S or IN"
lutheran church. lie Will return to-
day. ,
! Harold Brennan has returned
from Charleston where II" has been on
.,.~lnesS for the last wv" days.
Miss Ruth Riley VIII leave the latter
NV, Of this week for WASHINGTON. "
. where she will spend next week rs
rho CUES, nr relatives and friends
= r Norrcr Of Cincinnati, o., was 4
business visitor IN this city yesterday.
George c. Wells ~ wHlshurG spent
Yesterday inthts city visiting with
friends. NJ
Y was business visitor IN th'S cry
Yesterday. .,,,
,bn guest Of friends In this city yes
terday. ~ -.-
rrr cornenv ~ Wood sdale. has return
A home after spending N" winter
months with his mother nj Miami
Fla. .,, ,ou,.
vs.+arday from st. Louis. Mo. "h"''
- .nsn, the last week Attending 'hH
,n,ral convention # the American
'Pad'um and N-Ray so"'"tv.
Mrs. Annetta Cr"e. ~ S'H'r"nth s,rre,
has returned from 'ieFe1an"' Va
she visited relatives ,
D,r Stanton. clerk OF the board or
nducatlon. who. together with Mrs. stan
90, 10 IN Santa Barbara, California 70
tbs erect that he has had the pleasure
-, ,icttne oranges from the tree ana
ao,,rr Them He also speaks highly OF
California peaches.
Mrs W. l. Lear has returned 'ro"
Charleston where she attended the IN
I.IatIon ceremony OF large class OK
Catholic Daughters OF AMERICA IaS>
sunday n afternoon at the Rufrn"r hotel
Eew courts are being organized IN
Dackley, and the eastern Pan Handie'
Miss Ada Farmer has returned TO
nor home at Beech Rottom after haVlnS
undergone an operation for appendlclt.S
-, tho North Wheeling hospital DR..
W g Pont!us was tho attending physl-
clan.
7 Rlavne Withee. state secretary or
Rows Work WAS IN this city yeSterd; y
conrering with local authorities or the
wheeling Y. VI. (. a. workers among
boys on tho summer camps or the
and programs for the summer months
Mr.. withee will confer with tho auth
critics ~ the WellsburG today on tho
same subject
heen tho guest Of his grandmother. Mrs
Elizabeth KuElin. Of North Main street
has returned to his homo.
Mrs Harry M"tzel NJ CINCINNATI o.
f,l, -, Nr4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25

Wheeling Fair Grounds hth!nS Zoo,
opens May IS. Finer than ever before.
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About People
Movements Of Individuals TO Ana
Prom The CITY.
AT THE HOTELS

Hotel Rogers-L. y. Mozena Hanes-
WILLIE. o: B panison. Clarksnurg. w. a
+. Morrison. Pittsburgh. Jas. u. Nc
Gail. Pittsburgh. Frank Logan, I'ayton'
Ohio.
Mcclure y rranc!S. M"rgant"wn: j.
II Rramard. Warren. 9, :. w. MOTIFS
WsllSv.llc o.: T. W. NoSS. llttsourSh'
p. =. Uaddox. Eveuwn God. ". Va.
Grand Central-R. r. CrlswclI COT
umhuS. o.; j. r.. Merry and "ia
MounhSvt,.e: s. clark and wife. Graf
ton. ". Va; W. G. Mccoy. Columbus
-; las. X A,..hcr. Columbus, Q.
Hotel wheeling-A. NJ. OXFORD. lItts-
hurch. u -. ~ Jones. Philadelphia. IA
!. ". AUra AMI wife Grafton. w. Va
\. SNull. lh;ir'"jphta. Pa. Helen
Rlaney. Curnh"r.:,.I. Md.
Hotel windsor -; Il. Jennings. PlttS
hnrgh. e. -. l.anpe. cleveland, u Il.
X Evans. cleveland. O.; H. NJ. Bowman
Cleveland. q.
stamm-Nlcx Mitchell. New MatA-
n,oras. O.: Edwin Rerg"r. Wheeins'
Fred Ritter. Toledo. q, NJ !. hnrKe'
Pittsburgh. Pa: .. 4. Arnold. Hanes-
Vile OF. Holman. Pittsburgh.
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Mr.. Homer M"';r"ror viii entertain
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Entertain visitors Today
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-. = q. fHA'
Ms Ann" Wt1C"rtHr
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-12
Muta-ti tabachera in partt

Muta-ti tabachera in partea
dreapta.
Nu pot ga te dansez 81 apoi
ma vede lumea.
Haidi sus, intro loje, la al
treilea, fara sd ma vada mama.
81 amorasul balaiu Gu demonul
III frac disparura printre valurile
ce Sc isbiau haotic in acordurile sal
batece ale Jazz-ului.
= Ce pacat ca Sc ingadue unor
asemeni copile mici sa vie la baluri
mascate Grozav Sc incurajeaza vi
tinl in tara voastra facu Wanda
uimita de felul cum dansasera cci
dol jazz-isti.
Alaturi de Dinu statea pc alte
doua foteluri un tanar Gu mascu.
ta. Ell era ceeace numesc femails
I'm baiat frum0s. Ochi mari ne
grii, gura carnoasa 81 sensuala, pie
lea alba. Desi n'avea mai multi dt
treizeci de ami, parul il era tot Cd
rnnt, aproapc alb, il purta in sn,
in oarecare neoranduiala 81 contra
stul acesta intre fragezimea feti
lui 81 parul batranesc Isl da III
farmec de seductie dupa care mnl
te felnei, mai ales din lumea va
rieteirilor isi pierdeau capuL Re
eior de bani gaia ii risipia WITS
prip loealnsile aeapte bkad Z
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-12

chefuind Gu toate vanzatoarele de
placeri 81 de slyeniruri spitalicesti.
ST, pc cat spuncau priettaii lui,
ramasese ''in urma GU inJectllle. y
Dinu il ocarase adeseori, pentru
viata desantata cc ducea. 1ata-l 81
de data aceasta in exerciti;'l func-
tiunii. Caci ed, masca nu era alta
decat vcche clienta a "Colenti-
nei.
- Fiji prudent ii sopti Dinu.
= Am convins-o! ii raspunse IT,
narul, fericit. Char acum ma due
Gu ca intro cabina unui actor
prieten bun GU mine. Intru acolc
ca la mine acasa, cum mai fac s.
altii. Ee in mana 1lu-i minciuna
81 Kiandu-si trofeul, fericitul Gu.
ceritor disparu Gu mascuta in di
rectia cal incl salvatoare.
Multe femei din cate cunoscuss
Dinu trecusera pc langa el, dar
vazandu-l tot timpul langa Wands
carei frumusete Vi seriozitate i'm
puneau respect 81 admiratie, nu II
draznisera sal sstachineze. "
Numai cateva, de-o speta mai a
leasa 81 constiente de propria lol
|yaloare, Sc oprira in fata lui q
sal aduca omagiile lor pentru ~
perha fsmee ii tbsSrasai Garcia 8
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-12

roc, plimbandu-le Gu buzele sange.
rate de "rouge" 81 imbracate nu
mai della genunchi pana la buric
Ramoliti GU parul CAN'T, sau ba.
trani intineriti de frac 81 cosme
ticuri. Pensionari 81 bucatarcst
imbracate in rochiile stapanclor
Sotii fugite de sub ochiul vigileni
al sotilor ce-si pierd noaptea ii
cluburi, la mesele de joe. Imboga-
titii de razboiu Gu seapte randurl
de osanza 81 dobofati de pietrt
scumpe 81 lanturi de aur. Liceeni
in costume 81 sepci de apasi. Mar.
chizi 81 marchize in costume de me.
nuet. Popi, calugari, Fansti, Mar
guerite 81 diverYi Mefisto. Cioban
81 ursari. Magistrati in roba s
bucatari spoiti GU faina. Turci ii
salvari 81 cadane ia valv(i strave
Iii de harem. Deryisi Il ppeoti pro
testanti. Dominouri vasalce =
fluturi aurii!
Dinu 81 Wanda pfiyiau, aiuriti
toata aceasta forfoteala sgomotoas'
81 ihpestritata caSe, sub masca g
triyiala, era icoails iiasasi : yietii
Cum sc schimon onosesc oameni
ca sa-si plaza nllul altnia !! exclaml
Wanda &c nep ma sete ~ a
minciuna ca "a tf WA Fiecar'
crea 81 para ceea a realii