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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-20
BETHEL

Mr.. and Mrs. John Keegan have
entertained company from away the
past week.
Mrs. J. c. Moran spent Wednes-
day with home folks.
Miss Mae Undertake. of Burr Oak
visited FRIDAY at the home Of her
brother L. Undertake..
Mr.. and Mrs. Morg Cassel were
Burr Oak shoppers Tuesday.
Glen Price, and Rex Ward ar
rived home Friday from Canistota,
S. d., where they have been work
ING the past summer.
Mr.. Chas. Porter and wife spent
Saturday with the latters brother and
family near Ionia.
Percy Ward spent Saturday night
at the Ernest Ward home.
Mrs. Dora Hale departed Monday
for her home in Canada after visit
ing Mrs. f. Ward a couple of weeks.
Mr.. James Weldon and mother ate
Sunday dinner at the Carl Pierce
home in Burr Oak.
Ernest Ward and family spent
s~gr lay with his mother, Mrs. Mary
a Burr Oak.
VIZ. Ia Pierce accompanied by
!. ~b> Clarence Wilbur auto
Mr. ana 10 Saturday afternoon.
amily, Z Made Thompson OF Deeoran
VI for s. Doris Pierce home n
~frs T. ~. Rrqwn- and -
lei lowI;.,u.------ltoTsY
FTi1ay even.-S for the p,a Week home ema
Vii Mr. AZ and Mrs; Cecil w. WieS Ms,yn Mnsi
A0e to Decorah Saturday "i'e'
n0 Mr.. Ezua Reed and Mr. r. aT Beco oral
Yegter Mcintyre drove ~ 20 in tn,
Ssfurdav afternoon and took |" YIN
movies in the evening rrosdav for
Guy n,o m&s' visit at the Ed Shar
nom 5rSaries Wilbur visited his oro'he
Wy ~ WITHIN. Sunday.
Phoenix tribune., 1922-12-16

of the Booker T. Washington Memo
rial Hospital will be celebrated with
a splendid program at the A. M. e.
church. Remember the date and get
ready to attend.
Phoenix tribune., 1922-12-16
Keep Off pate

All clubs and other organizations
requested to keep off date, January S,
for on that date the first anniversary
Phoenix tribune., 1922-12-16

Troubles caused by winter storage
are usually located in the spring" says
a fellow-scribbler. Yeh, just about
the time the leaves begin to come out.
Phoenix tribune., 1922-12-16
LOCAL NEWS
Entertainment a SUCCESS

Entertainment a Success
The entertainment given Tuesday
evening by the S. M. It's at the Sec
ond Baptist church, proved entirely
successful. All numbers on the pro-
gram were good, and packed house
greeted the performers. A bass solo
by Prof. G. w. Hawkins, was the fea-
tore attraction, and he was called back
three times by the enthusiastic audi
ence. Prof Hawkins is a singer of
note, and several months ago organ
lied the Hawkins Jubilee Sextette,
which organization gave several con-
certs and was well received.
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Entertain Pueblo Visitor
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nc
Kenney, of 822 East Jefferson street,
had as their dinner guest, Mrs. j. P.
Watson, of Pueblo, Colo. A three
course repast was served and enjoyed.
The McKenneys' are old friends and
acquaintances of Mrs Watson, having
known her years ago when they lived
in Colorado.
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School Exercises Thursday
Patrons and friends of East Lake
school are asked to attend the exercis-
es Thursday December 81 at 1.2O p
NJ. The little children of this school
will try to entertain you with recita-
tions, songs, etc. Everyone invited
Mrs. Laura Wells, teacher.
+ + +
An Appreciation
DR.. and Mrs. W. G. Hackett wish to
Phoenix tribune., 1922-12-16
Here From Illinois
Program Monday

Program Monday
A special literary program will be
rendered by the local branch, N. A. A.
G. P. at their regular meeting Monday
night at the A. M. E. Zion church, 10th
street and Washington. Everyone in
vited You will miss it if you miss it.
+ + 4
Arrivals from Kentucky
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Letten of Lexing-
ton, KY, are recent arrivals and are
staying at the Booker T. Washington
Sanitarium. They are here for the
benefit of Mrs Letten's health, and
will remain for an indefinite time.
Both are cultured and refined people,
and welcome addition to Phoenix So
ciety.
Phoenix tribune., 1922-12-16
Return to Chicago

Return to Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Wilson left last
week for their home in Chicago. They
hope to return to Phoenix some day
soon and remain for an indefinite time
While here they were house guests of
Mrs. F. G. Gilbreath at GIG South Srd
Ave.
-.
MulIens Are Hosts
Sunday, December 10, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mullen, of S46 West jefferson
street, entertained with a beautifully
appointed dinner complimentary to a
few friends. Those present were: Rev.
Green, Rev. and Mrs Major Jones,
Mrs. L. A. Walker, the host and hos
tess. A tempting repast was served
and enjoyed.
Improving His Property
The Rev. VIM Soly, of 6O7 East JEFF
ferson street, is building a one-story
otOhC 6tA OAA RlOpOIly dl Lu1o
address, and plans to arrange for two
modern store rooms. The building is
designed to support another story
should such become necessary. This
property is located in the business
district, and is an ideal place for gro
cery or general merchandise store.
Rev. Solly is wide awake, enterpris-
ing citizen, and during his twelve
years residence in this city has done
many things for the advancement Of
the race.
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Here From Illinois
Mr.. Marion Jones, of Libertyville,
ILL.,, employed as chauffeur for the
widow of the late DR.. Ames, of Chan
dler, Ariz., arrived in the city this
week and will remain on the Ames es-
tate, near Chandler until April or
May Jones is well known in this dis
trict, and is very popular. His many
friends welcome him to Phoenix and
the valley.
Phoenix tribune., 1922-12-16
Wedding Bells Rina

Monday, December II, Mr.. Alvin ].
Adams. of Fort Huachuca, Ariz., and
Mrs. Sarah Stevens of Phoenix, were
quietly married in this city by Judge
R. c. Stamford of the Superior Court
Mr.. Adams is member of the famous
Tenth Cavalry, stationed at Fort Hua.
chuca, and a promising young man.
Mrs. Adams, the bride, came to Phoe-
nix about year ago from Superior,
Arizona, where she had been located
for the past sixteen years. She
amassed small fortune in Superior,
where she conducted a hand laundry,
and coming to Phoenix, invested part
Of her savings in beautiful home, at
205 North 9th street. Mr. Adams re-
turned to the Post Tuesday, but the
bride remained in Phoenix. After
January 1st, the newly weds will be
at home to their friends at 205 North
9th street. The Tribune joins their
many friends in wishing them happy
married life.
Phoenix tribune., 1922-12-16
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S. |. A. Club Notes

Members of the 8. l. A. Club met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Mary
Turner, 8O2 East Jefferson street, and
held splendid meeting Among the
visitors was Mrs. Dorcas Watson,
solicitor of the Lincoln Home for Col
ored People and Neglected Children,
Of Pueblo, Colo, who made an inter-
esting and inspiring talk. Delicious
refreshments were served, after which
the meeting adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Lille Virgins, 1898 East More
land street.
Phoenix tribune., 1922-12-16

thank the members of Fair Ladies
Tabernacle, No. 6, for the beautiful
table given the hospital. Especially
do they wish to thank the committee,
Mrs. Joseph, Mrs. o. G. Howard and
Mrs E. L. FTewellen, who presented
the gift.
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turned vAaterlar from Ma nninst"n.
Whore ST." nrs h,"r attending con-
ference nt the ic;sslnuT-r srC'';N ~ Ill.
Nc'h"Ii-' tits~,"r.il church
Mr.. Jane, Sheppard, of Richmond
Va. daughter Of Mr.. Jni Mrs j. j. h'h-
tor Of W"",l5da'". ACCOMPANIED Ivy MISS
Mar Dudley. 81 Lac Mar 'la"", WEp
has been tlsitiu- her for the last 10"
mrekS, arrived hunr yesterday. le
partv. which vas JOINED L.. Mrs Bcu-
ter at Washington, m"t"red here,
Mrs. Charles Tull of Williamsport'
Pa. Is tho guest OF her nArents. ny
and Mrs. J. s. Gibbs. OF Pleasant val
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs arc planning
TO leave soon for WilIiam-sport to make
their home.
Miss Eleanor Ripley. ~ P1ttsourFh
Ia, Is visiting Miss Eleanor MarshaiI'
on North Front street.
Mrs. Hugh Carr. IF Fairmont; MIS-
Earl Henncn and Mrs. Harry Mcclure
have returned from Atlantic city. whrf"
they spout the Easter tim" with their
parentA Mr.. and Mrs. john Kirkland
at the Hotel TrlYmorC.
Mrs Elsa Ciuudllue huEa- ar "oou
lawn. Is visiting in Detroit. Mich
Mrs. Edward Romine, who Is attend
Ing tho convention this week at balu
moro Of the League OF Women voters
will spend tho weekend in AtAnto
City. Mr.. Humino will icav" today Tor
tho cast, planning to mcc; Mra. homine
in Atlantic city.
George Syrc Of the South SIDE, IS con-
nned to his homo.
Charles Packer. who has been III AT
his home Is reported to ho improving.
IT. {. Thomson. Of Detroit. Mich. was
a business visitor in this city yesterday
Richard williams is confined IN his
home on Twelfth street by tonsilltis'
Marc Wolf. OF the 1salnd, will make
n business trip 10 Last Liverpool, Ohio
today.
Mrs. Rosa Tishnr o. Marietta, o., Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. GeorSs
Schaaf. OF Glenwood f1e-Shts-
". l.. Rricc Is attending a meeting Of
the American Newspaper Publishers AS.
ISOLATION in New York City.
Charles Collins OF Sixteenth street
who underwent an operation at the Ohio
Valley General hospital several weeks
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Tra1 Climb Dance.

Tho first Of series Of S?r!nS DANCES
10 he given by the Tr|N club VIII DC
held tonight at the Carroll Club auut"-
rum, at which 4 large. attendance -
anticipated The fall ard winter ScrI"'
given by this popular cfuS proved /"
he most successful. md the committe"
IL prenarinr to make ton!Chts cance
an even greater success. ManCo'S or
chcstra will play the dance music ana
the auditorium Is being attract!vc'y dec
grated for the affair. TIL" committed
=, charge Of arrangements Is McSSrS
Cecil Montgomery. Clarence Souncfold
and Charles Sonnsfeid-
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TEMPLE SISTERHOOD
DISTRICT MEETING
wese Virgins Federation OF orgsnha'
don VIM Meet Thursday se
ClarksburE
Martins Perry woman'S Club VIII H'
Entertained Today at flna
Meeting Of Season

Mrs Leo Wolf. state president OK in'
West Virginia Federation &c Tempe
Ststernood will leave this evening ioV
Clarkshurc where she wilt address the
district meeting 10 be held THURSDAY 70
stimulato interest and promote tho
growth ~ the organization in the state
AS a result OF the mecing at ClarHsours
- 10 expected that several smaller soc
,eties will become affiliated win ''o
federation. Tho CtarkshurH. raNhon =
Morvantovn. Weston and other nrancu-
ss will he represented and will! prooaotS
john thu larxcr organization. MISS NIT
lam N'es,heiu>er, national held ORGANIZER
OF Cincinnati VIII also ADDRESS inc
ClarksburS meeting.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made 70 nave
Miss Westhesmer speak here on sa'us
dav nixht at the Eofr Street Tempe. at
the monthly meeting % the Socie'E
which vas to have taken place on l ueS-
day nlSht, May :. ert has been set t"F-
ward thrce days At this meeting onlC,
e-s who were elected this month Wiz
be Installed. a musical program WIZ
he presented In which Miss Miriam pan
hansen violin,s, who Is visiting mere
iii 10 hoard. accompanied by Miss All
enc Kraft Those who will De rers'' eo
into ofrice at this meeting are
Mrs. Leo Stein. president
Mrs. Chas Beekman. vice Pres'dcn',
Mrs. Herbert Baer. corresponding sec
rotary. s;rc-
Mrs. Max Bachenheimer. recording
secretary.
Miss Cecelia Speyer. treasurer
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8wprfDS PArty

Mr.. Leo Clark. Of Point Mills was
surprised by a party Of his friends al
his homo last Saturday evening. Pane
inc and ranes formed the evening s
entertainment after which delightful
luncheon was served. Those who at
tended tho party were:
Misses
Minnte Creighton Hazel knight
Myrtle Creighton Martha Harms
Clara Neuhare Emily Clark
Ance Shook I.yda Wallace
Mar wallace
Messra and Mesdames-
rcAn Neuhart Albert Car<
Charles Clark
MesdameS-
Jessie Knight Bessie Clark
Virginia Clark
MesSrs-
William Kimnins Lee Clark
Edmund culley Albert CIarh
Russell Knight Jesse howard
William knollinGer curtis Harris -
Jacob wallace Faul a'nnn'l
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Colum btA dances

Tho second OF the series OF SprlnS
dances 10 be given by the Columbia clue
has been arranged for Friday evening at
the auditorium OF the Columbia club.
The Eircn six with provide delightful
program OF dance numbers. The original
date was Thursday evening. April -.
which was changed owing TO conflicting
dates
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RlAs 8lsu Club

On Thursday evening at her home on
Market street Miss Elwyn Shuman Will
be hostess to rho members OF the Bias
Rleau club. Music and needlework viii
be the diversions OF the evening. toi-
lowed by a delightful luncheon. Her
guests will be Misses Anna NoiSnt.
Irene Rucy. Clara FISCHER. Lrtha era
ham, Bula Oliver. Mary stone, Fr"da
Hadorn. Betty shea and Marie PAUL.;
Mesdames Fred Morrison and Ernest
DiscAer.
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McAIIister were IN Pittsburgh yester-
day, where they attended the or,d6e,
tea given by tho Mount do Chanth
A!umnae association.
. Ms Alexander Glass. OF Kcnwood
vIoc, with the baroness de-, Schoenhalz,
u,ul leave tonight for New York city
where they will spend week.
Mrs Il Il Na!. OF the Island. re-
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Ladies' OF st. Joseph's cathedral con-
rregaticn will hold rummage sale this
afternoon. Thursday. F.'tday and Satur'
day In the basement OF the cathedral
Those who care 10 donate articles for
the sale are asked 70 leave them IT the
Cathedral haGh school. whero they VIII
be collected.
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L14~ HUN

Ladies OF the Arion Society Will give
a party Thursday evening In their CLUB
rooms. Euchre and Ave hundred will be
tho games played The arrangements
are in charge OF Mrs. Lee Dcohs and
Mrs. Fl l.. Robinson.
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..,..-~s, 1..c+u-e-Rscital Club.

Tho Lectur"-R"cital club OF MfrNn5
Ferry will meet for rehearsal tn" eve
ming at the United PRESBYTERIAN Churcn
for the presentation Of the sacred cor
tara, Tho paurhtIrs g Jairus." which
will hc given next week ut IN" First
Presbyterian church. directed by Mrs
Flora williams.
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Councilman OTTO Sch"nk l"tt las
evening for New York City on bust
ness trip.
Mr. N C;,-vcv. - the Baltimore 4
Ohio r,tlroad welfare department. has
returned home after u trip which in
clrded New Cattle, Clc"cland. Akron
and Cincinnati
A. ]. Wilkinson. Of HUNTINGTON, grand
secretary Cr III" W"St virginia grand
lodge. I. q O. T.. viii conc 10 Wheel
inr this afternoon to TarticiDatr In the
celebration hero Of tho lh3rd anniver'
s,rv Of tho foundir- OF tho 1nd' pend
ent Order of Odd Fellows.
Mrs.. E>rank cox, VIII" has hon VISIT
two be- sister. Mia Anioincttc Eayr1a mn
fc- ,,o last several months lcft.'c$tcr'
doy for her homo n Denver.
Mrs. Morgan Taylor and Mrs James
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About F eople
Movements OF Individuals To And
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS

Rcgers-A roy T"arcy. FI-k"rHtur -
". y. Bridges. Park'rShurS. l.. -
F'lcshr-. Eric Gly; Ray piNon. fairnon, =
Paul l.. Dawson. fTirTn"nt; Taomas ~
Ecrnrt,. Fairmont: IL ;. Upton AIT
mont
McLure-Mr. and Mrs. /. G. watson
NorEantown. T.. ). MAch!nn MorSan-
town: J. c. Gilbert. FarkerSourE' T.. :"
Swanson. IarkcrsburS: Geo. G. Shlcios
Fairmont: Mrs ChaS. J. Hanmann, Man
ninCton: Mrs. #. NJ. laugh. Mtnn'nE'"n'
windsor-haron Wine-. ElarkSDurE
nr. j. Fan >ock. ClarkSourE' W.
Book, Clarke burg: Y. w. fltzpau1cA'
Charleston.
STAMINA. e. rrttrhaCd. I7rkcrSnurE'
A. +. Lash. T+lrkersburG; W. Is. cam
pbcll, Bairmcnt.
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Fine white lawn and crocus yel
low wolfe have conspired to make
frock worthy OF the season.
Bands Of wolfe, that start quite high
on the blouse end in loops below
the skirts hem In interesting fash
ion. A dainty nlet lace collar and
crocheted buttons arc pleasing
touches.
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Rnha Sn1n SatnrdaT-

tn. Womcr'S E:blc class OF r." T'"'N-
lehsm Union ch.tpel will have hakc
sale at the Coo. NJ. SrN"k Go. store on
Saturday, beginning at o'clock IN the
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wheelinp Tennis Club

Tho EINceling TENNIS ETuH Ah' TIC
niy;e Club will bc hosts ~ dance 70
n. given =, Convention Hall on Wedn'S-
day. May m the It's; dance o. the sea
son to he sponsored Ivy thc Tennis 'lnn
The dances gwen by this clH5 arc n.
WAYS looked forward 1" with uHuSHaI
in;eres, by members Of Mo EounSc: sex
and Interesting plans AZ" being ioaHn
for this dane. Final details o. '''
dance will PC arCanc"G AZ ITO "'N'
meeting of the committee.
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On Tuesday. May IS. there will be a
BANQUET given by the Triadeiphta Dis
.rtct High schools junior class, honor
ing tho senior class. Plans are being
made by the committee on arrangements
To mako tho AFFAIR q great success.
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aw@u ,con b. able

aro, ,s Improving and vim soon be abe
- h6 cut.
Mr. and Mrs W. 3. Elliott or Inc w.
and. have returned from an eA'ens''o
auto trip in the cast
Miss Margaret khs or tho 1sia"''
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woman,s c,ns OF Martins Perry.

The final season meeting OF 'n'
Honan's Club Of Martins Ferry viii DC
held this afternoon at the home OF Mrs'
John Nelly. subjects relating 70 inc
study Of nature have been selected LOT
the program which will begin with the
usual roll call and followed by short
parer read by Mrs S. ". Parker on
"Flowers In Birth by John RurrouEhs'
will 10 discussed by Mrs. Il I. Mackhn'
and Mrs. Frank Sedgwick will give
short study on Honey Bees.
Tho hostess committee viii assist
Mrs. Nelly In entertaining. tho com
mittee comprising the following: MISS
Emma Henderson. Mrs Frank +. Bern
hardt. Mrs. walter Taylor. Mrs. ;. ".
Parker and Mss Agnes Bailey
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rn.s,snr H,onls 30 Hstun

A party OF wheeling people who left
here In Sebrrary for short European
cruise VII return oe1t week arriving
In Quebec Tho party includes Mr.. and
Mrs william Stifel. Mss Florence Bar
on. Miss Elizabeth Burdacs and NJ. and
Mrs. John Booker
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who has been confined 70 her he0s N
is again able to be out

EVERY BIT OF pU1LNDeS mmpoaaf1
with a Golden Clint ShAmpoo-AAt.
Win 9
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wedding Today

IN. MARRIAGE Of Miss Sarah loaHS'
a,urhtc- of Mrs. James Young. or NaC.
Rms E,,rry. and Mr.. William lHvice Will
AXE place this morning ut Wei!Sou7s.
Tha Young pcore are well know ~
Martins Ferry. where Miss 1ounS ms
occupied a clerical position with me
Sorbr shoe Company for some t''n"'
NJ. ravie< is connected with tho pot
tory as T,l,onviI'c. After an eastern
tour the young couH'c viii be al none
IN Martins Ferry Guests at tho weu-
ding ceremony viii be MT. ana mrs
Ryron Roberts Miss Virginia lHcNr' l
NJ. William Slater. Miss icaTl NJ
Cam and Mr.. Charles kroppcr.
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Htd1e PITY

Miss Delphia Young will b hostess
tn a group OF friends a. her home In
Park visv this afternoon compliment
tary to Mrs Mason Britton OF New
york and Mrs Q. N Schlahach OF La
Crosse, wisconsin. who are visiting
Their mother. Mrs. J. T. HuSuA OF Elm
wood. Bridge will occupy tho guests
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Y&xttors Entertained

Miss Gertrude Davis and NJ. Albert
Palmer Of New Castle, "a who have
bean tho guests OF Miss Margaret Lewis
Of he south Side. were entertained dur
ing their weekend visit here BY num-
Der Of small parties given y their hon
=. Miss Lewis. their hostess enter
d-rttn an informal dancing party
<,rday night. and Miss Gertrude
hostess TO few friends in
r on Monday evening.
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Atrmsat Tonight

lAid society OF the Sec
church Will present an
his evening at the
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WATSON ALLEGES
TARIFF FILIBUSTER
Watson Of Georgia Retorts ReoubIi.
cans Themselves Delay Action on
Measure.

Washington. May ; Frequent and
somewhat pvOlouScd discussion today
in rnc senate as 20 whether there was
unnecessary della, N he consideration
Of the tariff bill finally eliminated in
4 charge by Senator Watson. RcpUblj.
can. Indiana. that there WAS i.llhuS.
To- AGAINST the measure.
Senator Watson. Democrat. Georgia.
Interrupted 10 say ;ha' Senator Sim.
mons Of North Carolina. in Char-," Of
~" Democratic fight on the measure.
had asked certain minority members
~ present their views on particular
;:cru< in the bill. bur declared that it
las Intended thai the presentation
should BE- without iilbuSt"C and with
10 purpose Of delay.
Declaring that it was immaterial a.
20 what agreement had been made by
senator simmons and his Democratic
rOllra"ucs. Senator Watson OF Indiana
declared there had been unnecessary
delay. thai tn. 'whol" PROCEEDINGS
rad been for the pUrpos" Of tilibu=t"r,
and that as far as h" was concerned 1t.
would not be tolerated in thu future.
Senator Watson Of Georgia said the
themselves wCr" respnn-
Sible for long delay on the tariff. citing
the months taken in committee" con
Sideration, Incidentally the Georgia
senator discussed alleged reckless an
uomob..e drivers and traffic rules in
the flow Of the water "f
Inc Nile. Amazon aud Mississippi, and
other subjects
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SPRING FLOWERS
Arc always welcome.

Sight and smell and the touch Of youh md
Boys and girls who Gather wild flowers
ard keen hunger elsewhere.
The fresh air and freedom ha' flowers 49,
to most folks
Many people live flowers They Ike tho d,lbl
pleasure IF owning and giving.
Sunshine and OF tho
the soil where they d homo.
\ 10 and VI.
that a real home OFF
People proven TO-
a saving vtOd3y r7,i ,r.L
Loan Company q Belarc
The o.
brings AND ma
grow lie DUSuEEE
With he DAvS @Ew %
they borrow o a real '~~'SR W
IN
AVRTEREN
They
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nav to-day and money win DO quito

pay to-day and money win DO quito
scarce.
John O'Mal1cy.who is attending school
a. WaynosburG. IA. is spending the
week cpd with his parents on North
seventh street.
I:louise Knapp, who ~ attending school
at ohio Wesleyan is spending several
days with her parents in this city.
Rev 6 r. Wingerd was a visitor at
R,rucSyilIc last evening.
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Read and use Intelligencer Want Ads.
You'll get what you want.
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REV, TH0S. J, IRWIN
ACCUSED OF ARSON
Leads TO Charge Against
Minister.

Lawton, Okla. May :. lEy The As.
Sociatrd Press Infurmn'Ion ,har2.
nS arson were flied IN Justice court
p"rc th.s afternoon against the Rev.
Thomas ). Irwin. who had resigned
Is pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church. and II. {. Lewis. mrmhrr
of 'hc church board oi SESSIONS. also
rcSl-u"I. The char@rs followed IN in
veS,i".,tlon conduct"d by TN" county
attorney into allr"rd iuc"ndiary fires
which have occurred al the church on
several nCrHSinnS-