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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03
VIXEN Hay Fever Isn't

One reason Why hay fever II
such a side-splittfng affection Is
because only about 100000 OF US
can afford to have it. what with
travel SO expensive and everything.
For the other $3.50, 900 Of US it is
q great joke.
Since numerous weeds or plants.
whose habitats vary. are very re-
sponsible for hay fever in different
individuals and different times in
the season, from the earliest
spring timothy or orchard grass
fever (April) to the last grand rag
weed sneeze before November
frost. it is obvious that . place or
resort where Je6e victim may be en-
tiely free is not necessarily sat
isfactory resort for another VIC
tim whose sensitivity may be for
the pollen of some weed which
flourishes about the resort II a
hay fever victim is willing to 60
high enough, as they say to the
prospective guest at the hotel Of
flee, he may find peace and COM
fort of kind, but this involves
very great altitude In respect to
most of the hay fever weeds. Some
sufferers residing in small villages
or country towns find relief by
visiting the larger cities and re-
naming near the heart OF the city
where little or no pollen Of any
kind floats in the air. Some find
relief on a boat trip over the great
lakes or short sea voyage.
Places enjoying more or less dis
tinction as affording relief for
many, though not all sufferers from
hay fever, are situated in many
parts Of the country.
At grave risk of a charge Of press
agenting or, worse, unfair discrim-
nation, I'll mention a few of these
resorts for sneezing plutocrats.
Muskoka lakes, Canada; Banff.
Canada Prince Edward island ;
Georgian Bay, Canada; st. An
drews, N. B.; Kineo, Me-; Mackinac
island; Petoskey, Mich; Breton
Woods, N. H.; the Adirondacks
Bethlehem, N. H.; Yarmouth, N. S. I;
MOoSehead Jake region; Lake
Placid; Glen Ayre, N. C.; Saranac
Lake. New York; Linville, N. c.;
Duluth, Mimi; Two Rivers. Wis.
Estes park, Colo; Pocono, Pa; Al
toona, Pa; Digby. N. S.; Bayfield,
Wis; Manitou. Colo; Nantucket
Martha,s~ Vineyard; San Diego
Calf; Sault Ste. Marie; Superior
Wis; Twin Mountain; Hot Springs
S. D.; Thousand Islands.
Going away to seek relief from
hay fever is simply a gamble, al
least for the amateur.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Anesthetic and Hay Fever.
For many years l have been a
sufferer from hay fever and have
tried nearly every known method
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03
The Daily Short Story

When finally he was on his way.
theNwind howled through the car
like a ravaging wolf What fool
he was to be here! What devil Of
an imp had taken possession Of
him? 1t was the first time he'd
ever played Ralph a mean trick.
He came to Stony Hill and there,
as he went down the hill, at the
side of the road, was a man-sized
object. He had a swift intention Of
stopping the car, but instead he
went down the hill and past that
thing, that, as he passed, the wind
caught up part of and spread 0 1t
before its velocity.
And like branding iron upon
the flesh came to him the certainty
that this thing the wind played with
was the raincoat Ralph wore in
stormy weather. And as clear to
him, was a flashing glimpse Of an
cutstretched arm and something
that glistened in the light thrown
by the car.
! He drove on, meaning each in
start to turn the car, but a terrify-
! ing guilty fear controlled his brain.
1t was all clear to him. Ralph had
found out that he had gone to the
| kents. In his quick way he'd be-
i1eVed Celia a party to the decep-
ton. He'd come to Stony Hill for
Ben to find him. 1t was terrify-
ingly clear to Ben. He knew, too,
that he must call up Hiram How
ellis first selectman, as soon as he
got home.
Ned Howell's 1s and sleepy, an
swered him We're all abed." he
said. "A man dead? Stony Hill? Way
don't yer find out something? I'll
wake i'm up. Some night. 'Spo5e
Ill have to get out too"
Ben sat there is the silent, sleep
ing house and called himself 4
sneak and a coward, and when he
thought he'd waited hours the house
number rang.
| Ned Howells was calling. you
Ben Rowe? Father wants you to
come right over to Stony Hill"
Ben ran his car out Of the garage
and started off again through the
Rowling wind. His head felt light
and queer. Something had gone
wrong with the Howells' car for he
could not see the lights. He stopped
MS car and shouted. When no an.
swer came he drove on nearer t
the dreaded spot. There was NJ
other car on Stony Hill. He stopped
ms car again and stepped eau.
tiously out.
They had taken the body away
out something was shining at hi.
teet. Slowly he picked up a shor
strip Of new tin. He held 1t IN hi.
nand dazedly. He'd seen somethin,
SHINING a pistol in the out
stretched hand this piece o
TN A few yards from hin
mere was something else. Will
teeth clenched he strobe on ant
round a loose and ragged roll of oil
TAR paper roofing. Could it b,
L.. :? The wind caught up ];
strip and stretched it out like al
arm.
Like chimes at eventide rang Il
hen's memory his fathers voice:
1 Steve Carter's having that oil
tar paper torn OF his sheds. Puttin
on new kind Of roofing. Look
pretty good to me-"
/ Ben stood quietly looking owe
10 the cross road where lived Stew
Carter. Gosh" he blurted. IN
conscience, the wind and tar pa
per-. He went back to his cal
grtnning. THAT little devil Of ,
4 Ned Howells. III never hear tn
last Of this" :
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03

Thomas Cox, suspended chief Of police, adj
hts that for six months he had not been in
b61trol of his department. Accepting him at
Is own word, possibly he was not responsible
fdF the failure TO have the Gabel beat policed
81 night of the salocnkeeper's murder Then
EnD was? The public wants to know.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03

differ from other slidrs ~ ! 4
means of obtaining support ~
air. In all such craft support
ceived from the action OF m0,
air on the wing surface. ine
er, or soaring plane, is gl.sa
ton relative to the surroununss
either because OF wilma
blowing past the craft, OF =, "a b
ing the glider to move thro a IT
air in a general downward io.s -
ton from some elevation su !. n
hill or a mountain. Altl.u1 s..,stils
be gained whenever the ....rer
air speed is greater than ~ 49,
essary to maintain
flight. 80 nj
q. Who wrote "Shew FHE
Bother Me-? :, -
A. This popular OLD -
song was written by Buy
J and Frank Campbell
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03

Two members Of the new police board, after
|S1s days on the job. resigned because, as they
|nat it, they were incensed by the attitude of
|ehe Argus. What they should have said is
nat they found that they had done decidedly
Unpopular thing in accepting the appointments
liter three capable men had been deposed for
Ring their plain duty. They simply got out
|l6ile the going was good.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03

The city administration stopped one of the
Saturday night public dances, but it hasn't got
around yet to putting the kibosh on the Long
View park horseshoe pitching contests, despite
the fact that it was reported that the other
afternoon 60 cents was wagered on one Of the
games. Many of our good citizens will be
duly grateful for this tolerance on the part Of
Oficialdom.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03

Mayor Schriver would be lucky II 1t were
possible for him to recall, if only temporarily,
the three members Of his cid fire and police
board, with the understanding that they would
retire after they had Strengthened out the
tangle in the police department. The people
want those men to 60 through with the work
they started in the police department. the
dismissal.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03

@. Where were the ice pictures
taken for away Down East?
A. r.
A. They were made at White
River Junction, Vermont.
@. What bill was 1t that was de-
feated by a little group Of wilful
mem? E. A. A.
A. The measure which was de-
feated by the filibusting little
group of wilful men" who were
Senators La Toilette, Norris, Cum
minis, Kenyon. Stone. Gronna, Kir-
hey, Vardaman, O'Gorman. Works,
Clapp, Lane-was the armed ship
bill to permit the United States to
arm its merchantmen. The fili-
buster continued until the adjourn
ment Of congress March I, 1917.
q. How does a German glider
rise In the air without a motor:
z. r. NJ.
A. The German glider does not
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03

Mayor Schriver, The Argus regrets to learn,
much encouragement in his
b&srt to press into service on his police board
Muminent business and professional men Of
be city. The mayor might have expected this,
m what assurance would you have, did you
Erept place on this board. that you would
lN be dismissed the first time you dared to do
tl5Sir duty?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03

E5f Mayor Schriver and City Attorney Scott
fSpld devote half as much time and energy to
nswering the public's questions involving the
(01Ice department as they are to engineering
Sc appointment Of board that will be proof
zinst actions that might further endanger the
Eninistration combination they would at least
lchive some little credit for endeavorins to
Use the public interest.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03

Prominent business and professional men
|spproached by Mayor Schriver to take places
|G9S his police board naturally are curious to
understand why he so summarily dispensed
With the services Of the three men who had
given such satisfaction in the three years they
|hzd filled the positions. Mayor Schriver should
net be surprised that these men should have
t6nir curiosity thus aroused.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03

- Mayor Schriyer made a tactical blunder
when he interfered with his old fire and police
commissioners when they were doing their
IkIain duty as citizens and officials. The mem
srs OF the police department whose records
Ins untarnished had nothing to fear at the
hands of that board.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03

The latest propaganda of the vice vultures
liathat The Argus is trying to kill the town.
sEae Argus pleads guilty insofar as the charge
ianplies to the vice vultures. Rock Island is
Suing to be an unhealthy abiding place for
thet crowd of murderers, blackmailers and
yrafters.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03

Mayor Schriver declares that he wants a
|F1blic investigation of the police department.
Bat City Attorney Scott advised the board that
the hearings might be public or private. The
mayor and the city attorney ought to have an
Fuua erstanding on these little matters affecting
tie public interest
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1879.

:: Tho Argus hasn't been asked to MAKE
recommendatisns for the Rock AsiaA
police board, but il it ever Is 1t
win take great pleasure in offering the
names Of John LOoney, Louis Orteii and
Lawrence Pedigo. Their selection would
Ensure perfect harmony in the police de-
-partment Of the city.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03

The Argus is not SO sophisticated as to be-
lieve that vice will ever be entirely eradicated
in the city, but it does insist that it shall never
again be permitted to become so entrenched
that it can dictate the rest of the citizenship
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03


City Attorney Scott hasn't yet spilled that
Nyfible secret that he claims to have hidden
his bosom about The Argus. And gosh how
|n1s got US fiabbergasted lest he'll let it go and
ITDoil our dinner
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03


NO business or home in Rock Island is Sc
Gre while the vice vultures are allowed to
Hrive in the community
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03

The Shiny hand of the murderer, black
1ailer and CRATER is still clinging to the door
the Rock Island city hail.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03


"A better Gay IS QaWnlNS lOT ROck ASIduu.
certainly you will agree that the old town is
untitled to relief after such long suffering.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03

Business is not so brisk at the Rock Island
dee vultures' roost since public opinion
f0Fced officials to close the houses of prostitu-
tim and gambling resorts. 1t will be still
0bS brisk
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03


THE police department scandal is getting
b hot to handle.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03


-Rock Island will be a safe and decent city
Eyou and your family after the reign OF the
.e vutures is ended. ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03

WHO killed Bill Gabel?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03
Argus Information Bureau

The hgo
being dasd Individual No a'sn'
Ito
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03

some Of your oficials have gotten them
afves,in q hole, and they would have you b.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
Nine Governors Dine at
Virginia Hot Springs
Herbert Lord Jr. and Bride
Visit Mountain Resort on
HONEYMOON
Special DtsDotoA to The Trtosns


HOT SPRINGS, Va. Dec. 17.-Nins
Of the Governerg attending tho recent
conference at White Sulphur Springs
were guests at luncheon given to-day
In the Homestead by the Virginia Hot
Springs Company and the Rotary Club
Of Hot Springs and COvington. The
company included Governor and Mrs.
z. Lee Trinkle Of Virginia; Governor
and Mrs. Samuel r. McKelyte Of Ne
braskaI Governor and Mrs. Thomas Y.
Kiiby Of NabamaI Governor and Mrs.
Beniamin ". Oleott Of Oregon; Gov
erncr and Mrs. Henry L Allen OF KAN
sas. and Governors L. =. Morgan OF
West Virginia, d. W. Davis, Of Idaho
and Warren T. McCrsy Of Indiana The
luncheon was followed by an sutomo-
bile "trip through the Warm Springs
MI. Louis T. HAeFin and Mrs. Terah
HaRRin arrived az the Homestead TO-
day from New York. Mr.. and MIRA
Herbert @. Lord jr. arrived this morn
ing from Nav York on their honey
moon. Mrs. Henry P. Gardner gave a
small lunchson to-day before leaving
for New York. - -,
New York, we're on the riding trails to-
day and visited Healing Springs: Mrs.
James p. Marsten, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
p. Frye, Of Marlborough Mass, ano
Mrs. Philip Y. Denormandie and MISS
Teresa Denormandie left to-day Tor
their homes.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
DEATHS

BAEHR-Bsrtha. on Friday, Dsesmber is
1874, at her residence. bit West iltth ats
widow Of Julius Bashr and dearly ps-
loved mother OF Sadie y. Falk Edward
Jerome and the late Rae Baehr. Funeral
services Monday. December -, 10 q. M,
AZ Martin Pieks chapel, a21 Lemon av.
United sisters os rorkyiiis Invited,
AUMANN-s,sphan. suddenly. on Dscsla-
Sn.s EbsD and dear brother Of Mrs.. T.
Wachenfeid and Mrs J. smith, ksla-
tlyes and friends, also membsrs of Ger
nAnia Lodge. no. il1. ~ A. M ;.s Elks
ana New York city schuetzen Corps.
Harlem Independent schuetzen. Bee
thoysn haennerchor, Aaennerohor Eloh-
KreutEsr Quartet Club. Joe Thum Bowl.
Ing Guard, East End Bowling Club and
lfth Ward Landlord Society arc invltod
70 attend the funeral on Monday, Dsceni.
ss,h.ias s.a ~ zIoR. G Church % as W East ss;S g.
W' 1873. Dr. >. whiinsy Bsrstov. Be.
loved husband Of Fiora Macdonald. IN
the e7th year Of bis egs. Funeral Tues
day. Decenber ta. g. Georges Church
Flushins. Al .. m. rs.
BAxTER-At his home. iJs North a..
SsWburgh, n =, on FriaaZ, Dsesrnper
I6 1871, Edward Barter, formerly of
white Plains and New York City ~ his
The above address and Al 10 o'clock az
the Church OF ". Patrick. Grand st..
Hewburgh, \. T.. where solemn re-
qulsm high mass VII be offered. inter-
fnsnt Cedar Hill cemetery
BEAM--At Pompton Plains n. j.. william
H. on Decefnber rs. age 50 ysara
Frisads and relatives are Invited 70 at
tend the funeral services a. the hons
Of his daughter. hra Vincent Dc Ia
NontaiRae. a. Porupton Plains. ~. j., or
Monday. December 10. a. O'Clock Iu'
terment pompton Plains
HIANKE Everett Nersen, beloved hua'
band Of Isabelle Cutler Blauke, AZ hi'
home. 40 Claromont av., New York. on
| SATURDAY, December i5. i923. funera
| private, Please omit novers. oreen'
wlch papers please ooDY,
| nREWER-At Orange. n. j.. on p<eembel
f9 1879, william A. Brewer ir.. N his
| fgth year. Funeral services at the Church
| ri the HOLY Communisn At south
| Orange. y. J.. on Monday afternoon. De
cembsr 70. upon the arrival OF the tran
ieavins Hoboksn AZ i;S2 D. m. D.. l.
W. Railroad.
BYRNEs-on December Il. after q brlsl
lllness, Michael Dyrnea IN Bis ISd year
| Refatives and friends are kindly Invited
10 attend the funeral from HE lafe resi-.
dence tco Westneid ev. corner orove
81. Eiirabeth. y. j., Monday, Decenbel
he. 81 o.so a. M; thence % e. Mary,
-Snsss win be ssid for the rspo,s of hi'
! soul lAtsrmsnt Mount oiiyst csneisry
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
Going On To-day
DAT


.,,, MUSEUM Of Natural History
xstrossiitsn sGoi1oi1n = Mus.um ., Art; aaHAi'Iion
Aounriurn; admission free,
Brooklyn Nuseum; admisslyn. Ms. 1-,,...,,
New YORK Historical Soei''Ii A'H''''''n
van rn''c 'cOr,isndt Park Mussun' 'dniHd0n
zoaIor,esl PARK; admission free.
xS - Fame Al New Tork University,
Tfnivereity Heights: Admission ires' -.
,-,,.as,rn ~ the American Indian. heye
Foundation. Broadway ana i5Stn str'sti
sini ae5n,'1,lon ION II .rhihition Of eontsrnpersry
o oRrrn~i,,h ana French paintings. brooklyn
Nnssurn: admission free -. 49,.
FTportion OF photography ~ tes S..ani
club, American Museum OF Na
rIbIsitIon hstis Of craft very, co.operAtiys
Gsiisry. Art Center. B East Flfty-siith
street a. Al Dr. H. O. Ensiov on How
c. we use the Bible as Means OF
Haalth7" Tempis Emanu-EL ~ oeioeL
f,eeture b. Dhan oopai 4nheIs' y'
srthjo.i Changes in India" Town HAL
I7s west Forty third stIseL Canaan
usetinT OF the National safsty council
uofeJ Commodore, 10 o'cloeh -.
.rcSeon Of the FIFTH Avenue Aesoola
fton- Hotel Biitmore. i2.a0 oeiook: Iol-
lowed by unysiiing Of new po.tv..soons ttn1Ho sc
AZ fifth Avenue and Fof'y-eeoono
Street 2 O'Clock.
NIGHT
n,pner OF the New forh EMPLOYING
Py,nters Association, Hotel Astor'
r.nosny Hall spsaksrS Bureau Dinner
Hotel connodore. 7 o'clock
Dinner meeting OF the SlNitaa Ssyy
New York. Hotel AStor' 0e'0cA'
ws;srs Gvsrnp, NJ the Trafno club Of New York.
Hotel PennSyivania, . o'clock
uaslin9 10 celebrAte the centenAry OF
foals Pasteur, Columbia University
psnnsn,nr on activities Of Edueational
xiliancs, East Broadway and Jefferson
EtreaL 4 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
N. Y. Girls Give Wilde Play
Take Prominent Part in Class
of 80 Show at Vassar
Special Dispatch 70 TAe Tr'euF'

PoUGHKEEPsIE. N. Y. Dec. IL
New York girla had prominent parts
In the production at Vassar college
last night Of Andreiev's Sabine
Women, and Stuart Walkers adapta-
tion Of Oscar Wilde's "The Birthday
Of the Infsnts."
Among those who took part were
Misses Virginia Peterson, a debutant,e
Of this season; Jarvis Kerr kgth
Bernhard, Mary Steiehen, Beatrice
Bishop, Ruth Bransten and Barbara
Hooker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stout, formerly
connected with Neighborhood Play
nouse, gave Ws,nIs Of New
York City, managed and coached both
PLAYS. The scenery and costumes were
designed and executed By the students.
II was the occasion Of reunion OF tne
class Of 90.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
PittsfieId Museum Gets
Bishop Curio Collection
Foot of Snow In Berkshires
Opens Winter Sports for
Lenox Society Folk
a.aoloI DIspotoh % Ths 7FfbaHs

ITNOX. Mass, Zee. 17-hr. Cort-
landt r. Bishop, Of New York. has pre-
santsd 20 the Museum Of Fine Arts at
Pittsaeld several truckloadS Of valuable
curios. relies and bric-a-brac which his
Ssthar. the late David Wolfe Bishop
had collected from ell parts OF the
world. In the collection are trophies.
~ the hunt, such as Wild boar and
mountain sheep heads, hunting knives,
spears, swords and layelins useo oy
wild tribes in South America, ste.uAIy
from Napoleon's villa at 81 Clouo,
bronze figures and brass shields ana .
Chinese sedan dating BACK 70 lIVV'
which the late Mrs. John Z. farsohs'
Mr. Bishops mother. USED 30 . 'ei'-
phone booth at her villa.
Mrs. Bishop has returned from VassAI
College, where she has oeen spenunlns
a few days with her dsughtsr Mlss
Beatrice Bend Bishop, WHO TOOK part
In q university play there .SSt nigns',
Miss Kate Cary and hr. sirenvIlle ~.
Winthrop are TO close their beno1
villas tomorrow and return 70 new
York. Miss Cary will leave adte. tno
frst Of the year for Santa bafphrA,
Calf. Mrs. David q. Dana, tne mtssss
Emily and Kate Winthrop, Iertruoe
Parsons, Priscilla Colt and Kate @ LAY
sssisted IN the presentation Of Tho
Pageant Of the Nativity" at the Sehooi
for Crippled, Children In PittSfielo iass
Mrs. William E. 8. Grfswold returned
10 New York to-day, following q few
davs' visit with Miss Mary and Miss
Gertrude Parsons at Stonover.
There IA q foot Of snow In the Berk-
shIres and skiing and snowshoeing were
fayorite sports In Lenox to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
CoOLidgeS Plan Dinner
For Members of Cabinet
Vice.Presidenfs Sons TO Spend
Holidays at Capital; Ecu0
d0P's Minister in NeIO York
WON Ths Tribuns's Wosb4ao.oH BuTeo1

Evorn The Tribuns's Wdsb4aosoA Bureo1
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Vice
President and Mrs. Coolidge viii en-
tsrtain at dinner February /, at the
willard, the members Of the Cabinet
and their wives. The Viee-Presidsnt
and Mrs. Coolidge will have their sons,
John and Calvin Coolidge jrr with
them for the holidays. Mrs. Coolidge
will be the honor guest at the luncheon
Mrs. David Mulvane will give Tuesday,
and on Thursday she will be the guest
Of Mrs. William Corcoran Hill at
luncheon.
The Minister OF Ecuador and Sonora
de Elizslde left this afternoon for New
York, 20 remain several days.
General and Mrs. John meAuley
Palmer will entertain at dinner Friday.
Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett will entertain
at dinner on Christmas night Mr. and
Mrs. Delos Blodgett I'd, OF New YORK,
win arrive in Washington Friday 70
spend the holidays with Mrs. Blodgett:
Colonel and Mrs. James l.. Walsh, OF
New York, also will bo with Mrs.
BlodRett over tho holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin
will entertain at dinner at Graystone
on Christmas Eve.