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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-04-29
Mile, the
Wallhower
By CLARISSA MACKIE

q. Iy... o. Mcclure Newspaper syndicate.
"Who Is the girl in the corner?"
asked Mark Wynne Of his young host
ess.
'Oh. that Is Mile Parker-pretty.
isn't she! But she can't dance, or
doesn't want tO-they call her the
'walliower' are II thoughtless
bunch" and with charming upward
lift of her shoulder the most thought
less one Of all turned with him and
swung again into the music OF the
dance.
Doctor Wynne could not dance very
well and Elsie was glad 70 lose him
black-eyed youth who sparkled as the
town wit.
"Who is that sitting with Mile
Parker asked Elsie suddenly.
"'The medicine man is sitting in the
shadow of the walliiower," sighed
George
"IIe cannot be enjoying himself"
worried Elsie.
"If looks count he Is having the time
Of his life and say, Elsie, she looks
pretty tonight in that blue dress,
he added.
"Where is Alfred BROWNE" asked
Elsie, changing the subject.
"Sh-h.h. Whisper 1.-THE fever
NO. That makes thirty cases In
town"
Elsie was silent after that The cpl
demlc had started. as such things usu-
ally do. In an unhealthy Stun near the
rivers edge-there had been whispers
of polluted drinking water-of milk
bottles washed in the river water
sanitation rules violated, and the town
authorities were confronted with n
grave situation.
Mark Wynnc was passing through the
little town from hunting trip in the
North and stopped to see his old
friend, the father Of Elsie Lee. so his
appearance nj the little party was a
happy accident.
Long after he had retired that night
he thought of the dread disease which
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-04-29
Easy.

The flashy townsman was swagger-
ing round the farmyard imparting
gratuitous advice 10 the old farmer
Having criticized the poultry. the
hayricks and the rest Of the old fell
lows possessions. the townsman WIS.,
tied the stables.
Say. do you know how 10 make
n slow horse fast?" he asked
yes" said the farmer Don't feed
him."
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-04-29
Very STRANGELY.

Judge (eyeing prisoner sternlyl-
You say this man was acting In a
strange and irrational manner. officer
What did he do:
ofiicer-He deliberately led his wife
20 every millinery store window on
my beat-your honor New York
sun.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-04-29

was sweeping through Laneboro. and
he thought Of something Mile Parker
had said To him that evening while
her young companions fox-trotted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
1toR OF ENTHUSIASM FOR CANp1.
nAoY COMMENTED ON IN WASH
rNGroN AND CHARLESTON
nrrANcE OF THIRD MAN WOULD
NOT BE A SUEPRISE-SITUA-
.<r1oH GROWS COMPLICATED
tBy DWIGHT H. rETER)

Eavs dispatches from Charleston AND
Washington during the last day or wv
throw lsht on the Republican seha-
,orIal situation which Ia no less dlscon-
cert!ny 10 the candidacy Of General y. IL
Lilly than Il IS gratifying 10 the Suth-
erland forces.
The discriminatory OF the recent po-
Ntlcai developments In the two cap'to's
sneak frankly of the apparent lack or
enthusiasm with which the rorn''e an
nouncement Of General Lily VAS re-
celved BY the newspapers or the stase'
and Of the dissatisfaction with MS cam
didacv in certain quarters. They torsee
a condition arising In which the anti
Sutherland leaders may find themselves
aouahblinr among themSelves--a con-
,ilt,on which woull b. most satisfactory
10 Senator sutherland. who recognizes
tho fact that an undivided opposition
would probably defeat him for the NOM
ination.
Concerning the Republican senatorial
situation. the Charleston Gazette. had
the following TO say in It's yesterday
mornings Issue:
Expect Third Candidate
"The entrance OF third Republican
IN the race for tho nomination for tho
United states Senate, following the an
nouncement Of y. A LILLY. would not De
q surprise 10 party leaders and political
students here. Sentiment for man
other than the former attorney general
and Sutherland has been crystaiz'ng
during the hast week and there Is SAID
to be an overwhelming demand for .
third man.
There Is a strong chance OF another
candidate and ne will be either former
Governor II. ID. Hatfield. OF Hunting
ton, OF state Tax Commissioner W. 5.
Hauanan, with thee odds farortng the
latter.
There has been no agreement, accord
ing to reliable Information. upon General
Lilly. The Republican leaders have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
Nervous Wreck

For fifteen years I came TO the conclu-
sion there was no cure for me. l saw
Dr. Burkharts offer. / sent for treat
nent, paw when cured. i came prompt
~. l began linking Dr. Burkharts Veg.
etable Compound and improved from
the first dose. and in a short time ! was
completely cured Of Nervousness, Liver
and Stomach Trouble and Constipation.
II. Milans, Flint, Mich.
Don't fail to write for a treatment to-
day. Pay when cured. Address 81
Main st.. Cincinnati. 0. 80 days treat
ment, csc: 20 days. soc. Druggists.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
Arreut Of Gundy.

Special Dispatch TO Tho lntelIlSencer
Shirley. Ind. April 23,-James a.
kid" .Gundy. 81 years old, alleged 10
hu the leader OF bandit gang. wNich
on March II held mp and robbed mes
.rugrrs OF tho Gloerklcr Company. OF
pi;t sburah. If bag containing Sl9.Oo"'
was arrested Friday in Indianapolis
Ind. a, tie Offices Of the American
Railway Express. by rctccrIrts Stewart
and ,iauEhn oil tho indianapolis secret
scrN1'c bureau.
Gundy had hc"r traced through three
states since he left Pittsburgh shortly
4ftcr the rohbcfy. and might nave
rludcd n" authorities had not heen that
nc sEIrpcd his trunk by express from
ono r,ly 10 another II" and his wife,
May. - YEARS old, are said to have lied
IN an automobile.
Detectives Stewart and CiauGhn. aTtef
having beon warned by the pittsburgh
police department that GuNdy was on
pcrted ~ come to indianapolis. spent
three days ia Watching TIA" express
office after the baggage arrived
Called office by Phone.
Gundy called the express office. ask
Ing that the trunk 10 delivered I" :.
,o,.al address. Ho was told he would
have TO sign For ;hH trunk in person.
When h., entered the door h" WAS coy
cred 10y rcvo!lers in tho hands II the
two detectives, and 10 md his wife were
taken T. police headquarters. where Ao
was questioned.
He IS addicted 10 tho uSe OF drugs.
detectives say. and although he way
apparently suffering from the lack Or
them, no made no admission 70 tho
police.
lie asserts no was connected with the
Pittsburgh crime after stool pigeon
had seen the roll OF bills which he had
pulled from his pocket before several
persons
was In wheeling.
Gundy left Pittsburgh after ouyinS
an automobile. according to the Pitts
burgh police, and was traced 70 Wheel
ing. w. Va: Columbus, Ohio. and thence
to Cincinnati, where ne spc"t g. week
before coming TO Indianapolis. He ~
said 10 have served a sentence o.
ssven years at Columbus. Ohio. for rob-
hcry. some time ago.
Both he AMI his wifi" have he"n on
the stage. Candy as a comedian ana Shh
as a chorus girl. The trunk was flied
with chorus costumes ami otncT the-
atrical properties.
Il don't think Jim d!d it, SAID MIS-.
C;undy. He makes good salary ana
lie doesn't nave u G''"i"'I c''"o' ~
make q living
When asked If she would accompany
him TO Pittsburgh. she said 81" would
tcraIn in Indianapolis she is stop
ping at a downtown hotel.
No. I'm not going I" Pittsburgh.
she said. III s-;ay here and try {"
make enough to keep us going un'l!
This Ia over. He'll hc back here shortly.
They cant hold him for something he
didn't do"
Dctrc,ivcs arc on their way here from
Pittsburgh to take him back 10 stand
TRIAL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24

} OBITUARY {
O~~~~~
BAER SERVICES
THIS AF TERNOON
mineral OF Prorninen BuHneSr MAN
who Dad Saturday To Be Held
Prom Late Home.

Funeral services Tor Joseph II Baer,
nronlirrnt business man or this CITY
who died suddenly Saturday afternoon
a, 5 o'clock wiz he held from his late
home. No 410 North Front street TINS
sfternonn at . n'cln'k Rabbi Hyman
lola. pastor OF the Eor Street Temple.
will DO IN charge lntcrineut will DO
In Greenwood cemetery.
Mr.. Raer was on" Of the most active
business mon IN this city. He was Sec
rotary treasurer of tho Union Ware
house and Storage company. md former
Of the Haer Grocery
company. He WAS also actively ens.g-
ed in several other business enterprises,
He was educated IN tho public schools
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
a. 4 o. ACCOUNTANT DIES

Cumberland. Nd. April 23.-J. Brady
Evans, aged about 80, formerly promtn-
ent In Baltimore and Ohio circles here:
died suddenly yesterday morning at II
Fulton street. He was timekeeper IN
the Baltimore and Ohio offices here
prior to 1898 and he also nlled . posi-
ton as accountant. Mr.. Evans was
son OF the late Samuel and Rehecca
Evans. He Is survived by one brother.
r. c. Evans. Cincinnati. @. and two
sisters, Mrs. Thornton Poole ana MIS-.
Thomas B. Lashley. this city. Mr.
Evans death was due to pneumonia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
rELEPHoN1Na TO EXPRESS OFFICE
FOE TRUNK PROVES UNDo1HG
OF JAMES A. KID"
GUNDY.
FORMER COLUMBUS PRISON H.
MATE RETURNED TO PITTS
BURGE LAST NIGHT BY
DETECTIVES.
SUSPECT DECLARES HE WAS CON
NECTED WITH CRIME APTER
STOOL PIGEON SAW HIS
MONEY.

James \. kid" Guudy. alleged leader
OF bandit gang which he'd ny ana
robbed messengers II The Gioeck!'T
company, AT PITTSBURGH, ot $4,000 "H
last March II. Was returned /" llttH-
burgh last night In custody ~ Smoky
CITY Detectives. according I" teic-
phone Statement, from the Pittsburgh
detective bureau at midnight. IN re-
sp"nsr TO al ina, Try from The lntcl4l-
geHrcr.
,.uudy and ktS Young wife, May
C;uudv. il VIII a- remembered. We're
hunted in Wheeling for two nights anc
a day hy Detcrtiy" Eideh!rn and other
pittsburgh detectives. IN company with
Wheeling detectives. when trunk be-
longing 70 ,iundy and his Wif" WAS
traced ~ NkrcIlug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
SENATORIAL DEVELOPMENTS
Z. D|sCONCER1NC To LILLY

been working fast and hard during 'he
week In order 70 clear the situation
The administration Is placed IN Pc
GUITAR position and can not Eracelu'!T
! stand OF, for airy candidate. but rather
assume a neutral position until after 'he
primary. The sutherland forces
no LONGER are secret II their desire 10
defeat the present incumbent. They
openly declare TIA; he mus BE beat at
al costs"
Troubled Waters
1t was though; by L!lly's supporters
that when Cousin Abe" as The former
attorney general is familiarity known
made his formal announcement the INtu
~ candidates would automatically ee
cleared leaving the contest solely ps-
tween Sutherland and Lilly. So far. this
deduction has been correct. but IN
manner that .s not very assuring to
Mr. Lily. Instead Of so!idtfyinG the
anti-Sutherlard feeling IN his support
II would seem that he has. 70 measure.
dvruptsd Il. and the talk OF third
candidate from the southern part OF
West VIrsiaia has not abated. IN fac''
/, has become stronger with tn" names
Of Ex-Governor Hatfield and state Tax
inently.
The state newspapers rcfrained
no,tceably from discussing General
Lilly's candidacy 10 any marked extent
A.. a matter Of fact. the press mas n
long memory and can not help but shy
q uttle from Cousin Abe" IA canui-
data for tho senate. In view OF the pltter
frht had BY him IN 1915 when no an"
Inden Ira T. Robinson waxed such
strenuous campaign for the governor
shin nomination. The HUNTINGTON ma
r.r,tser. an influential Democratic news
n,nsr, commenting On General Lily
candidacy. speaks Of him rs haNihS
"snlit his party forty way from sun
day" and commenting further declares
wounds. which were inflicted at 'na'
time and may have been healing mean
while. are not unlikely 10 be rcopeneo'
Tho Williamson Daily News. an"tnFr
Democratic paper. says. Hall, All h%''
n Abe, He may be successfuI--"h"
knovs.-in sending John tcrA~eh 10
the United States senate as ne was IN
making him governor" The Hampshire
Review, John Cornwelrs paper by the
way. and the Rlueneld Telegram h'-
publican organ. give Lilly's canoldaSS
two nice editorial and class him as
s+ropr candidate Tho Parkersourg
Eexs controlled by Hon. Z. a. Brast'
q, parkersburE. and one OF Li1IFs sup
portsrs in 1916, commenting e"l'oT'"''!
on General Lilly's announcement sees
n his candidacy the workings or Fcn-
.ral Judge McClintlo and Ira NOUS
head. Of Kanawha county. anu ~
doubtful II the support Of these two VIII
Add strength to Lilly's candidacy. Inc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
MRS, J, NJ. CRISWELL
DIES At CLEVELAND
Funeral OF Mound sviro Baptist Mn1e-
tsr's Wife to BE Hold at
Martins Ferry

Word vas received her" late !ast
ntght OF the death Of Mrs. J. VI. CTS
well, Of Moundsville, ~ ESQ oci"ch
Sunday morning at Lakeside H1SpitaI !,
Cleveland. Ohio. Her husband, forme.
pastor cf tho First baptist Church OF
Moundsvile. but more recently STATS
field worker for the West NirS!h"
sundny School Association, was at nor
bedside when sae died.
Mrs. CriSwelI had been resident OF
Moundsvlllc for about ten ycarF' heE
husband having come To MoundsVii'o
about that number OF years ago 10 Hho
up The 7nstorate Of the Baptist Chnrch'
Tho body will be- brought TO the nome
Of r. sister In Martins Ferry ONO
where funeral services Will DO he!d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
CoFTEY FUNERAL.

The funeral OF Lawrence Cofrey, aged
a., who died Saturday evening At 1884
o'clock. following a lengthy Illness due
20 lung trouble, will be held from hi:
lato home. - Twcniy-eighth street
Tuesday morning with requiem hisf
mass at St Joseph's cathedral. Inter
mont will be made at Mount Calvary.
Mr.. CofYey was born and raised IL
this city ard received his oGuca ton II
the public schools He was formerly &
mill worker. but has been retired fcl
the last several years. He Is survived
by two sisters. Mrs. Frank Share-. Of
AIcMechcn. and Miss Ella Coffey a,
home. Flo was never married.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
MRS. BERNARD FISHER

Mrs Grace Davis Fisher, wife or
BERNARD Fisher, Of stone Church road
Elm Grove, died at her home Sunday
morning q. 4:l0 O'Clock. following q
!Inrerlng illness OF four years.
Mrq. Fisher Is survived by her nus
band and two daughters, Evelyn and
Tavern.
This evening tho body will be re.
moved to the homo OF her uncle. b. f.
Wilson. No. 1875 National road. Tho
funeral will 10 held Wednesday morn
Ing at . o'rlncl, from the 81. V!ncents
Catholic Church. High mass Will he
observed. Intermcnt will be In Mount
Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
HOMECOMING cnHnx DEAD.

Homecoming. Nd. April 23.-Olin F.
Dursa 40 years old. city treasurer OF
Homecoming and son Of former County
Commissioner Lloyd burst. died satur-
day afternoon after an illness Of three
hours of acute indigestion. He was
taken i'll In his fathers hardware store
Surviving are his wife. three children.
his parents and several brothers ana
sisters .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
MISS GLADYS ELuFR|Tz

Miss Gladys E.litr!tz. of Power. ".
Va, nenr Beech Bottom. died at the
North Wheeling Hospital yesterday art
ernoon At las O'Clock. following an
opcratlon for appendicitis.
Miss Eil!tr.,z was In her seventeenth
year and was the daughter OF Dennis
and Bessie Ellitritz.
Besides her parents. she Is survived
BY four brothers, George E. Norma n,
Dennis and woodrow, ard three sisters
Edna. Serg!e and W ,let.
Funeral services arc incomplete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
LEADER OF CL0ECKLER PAYROLL BANDIT
GANG, ONCE In WHEELING, IS CAPTURED

Of Wheeling and the washington
academy. Westminster, Ia: He was 4
member Of the Eft Etrr"t Temple.
Deceased is survived hy his WIDOW
formerly Miss Flora kraus: SOL
charles; his mother. Mrs. Henry hael
ono sister. Mr. VI. = Gutnan; ana tUui
brothers. Herbert q. benjamin o" AZ
Der, ~, and Eugene 81. Baer.
The pail hearers Will he; Char'es W.
letters. Charles H ""bb. l.. y. -
Icy. Edward FranGc'. julius horN
hcimer and Hubert Buchanan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
HAaERmAN oBsEQuus.

Tho funeral OF DR.. B. c. Hagerman,
former president Of Bethany college,
who died at Los Angeles last week. was
held yesterday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
at public service IN Bethany. Or.
Cloyd Goodnight president OF Bethany
college. was in charge OF the services,
and interment was In the old Bethany
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
BOYD RITES TODAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Janet G
Boyd OF Elm Grove. who died Friday
evening. will be held from her later
home lc0 Atkinson avenue. Elm Grove
this afternoon a: 2:20 o'clock. Tho Rev
l.. y. I.cweilyn. pastor OF the stone
Presbyterian church. will be IN charge
and will be assisted by the Rev. w. n
Fields. OF IN" First christian church
Iuternlcnt will he In Greenwood GENE
terry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24

urday morning, will be held from his
late home OF Fairmont pike near
Sherrard, this afternoon at go O'CLOCK
The Rev. James ". Potter. pastor or
tho Vance Memorial church. Will or
hciate and will be assisted by the Rev.
Curtis II. Page. pastor Of Allen Grove
I'resby terrain church. Interment Will De
In Allen Grove cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
MARsH SERVICES.

Funeral services for Miss Bessie
Marsh, IS, will be held this afternoon
at o'clock at the homo OF Mrs. Thomas
Murrin. $50 South Huron street, Island.
DR.. William E. Craig. pastor Of Thorn
son ". F.. church. will officlate. Inter-
ment will be in Riverylew cemetery,
Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24

z. and Lucretta wagner, died Sunday
morning at $50 o'clock at the family
home, No. los Twenty-fourth street,
following an illness CT diphther.a. The
funeral will be this morning. with IN.
terment in Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
HOOD RITES.

Last rites over the body OF the late
Alexander u. Hood. who died early Sat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24

Two CAnEInNt'S TOT tNt NNISo OF unIe-
gates from Tyler county. Henry 9.
Williamson and T. VI. CARPENTER. both
s.nunch Republicans. have already made
their formal announcements. and are
busy making their preliminary surveys
or the county Mr. WIl,iuRson WAS a
member or the las; house ana wants to
DO returned
It is reliably -Sprct-d r'at the next
ryo weeks will Witness que bit or
political activity throughout 10 state,
and m. announ-etnent - = nuinb-I 81
candidates. U4;h E-p4btic&!. ana u"ho-
,.rst. - aSSI!-i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
INFANT DIES

John Thomas, infant son Of Charles
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-22
MAYOR CALLS FOR
LOCAL OBSERVANCE
OF LIBRARY WEEK

Stating that the public library has
proved itself valuable force in up
lifting the community, Mayor Law
renee Handley has issued a special
proclamation calling attention to the
fact that next week, April % to % is
library week" and asking that the
citizens do everything possible to fur
Their the work of the institution.
The proclamation follows:
Whereas, Warren T. McCray, gov
ernor of the state of Indiana, has, by
proclamation, designated the week of
April % to 20 as Indiana Library
Week" and
Whereas, ITO spread the influence
of good books is not simply a mission
| airy work for human betterment, but a
patriotic work in disseminating the
! principles in which democracy finds
! support and strength" and
Whereas, the public library has
proved itself a most valuable social
spiritual, and practical force in the
! life of any community and citizens
have come to recognize more fully the
value of good books. reading and libr
aries. now, therefore
| The citizens of Richmond are called
upon to cooperate in this good work
and do all possible to further the in.
terests of our own library and the
! reading of good books-the treasure
| chests of human aspirations and know.
ledge
LAWRENCE A. HANDLEY, Mayor
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-22

have paper on "The Little Wards Of
Uncle Sam" and Mrs. Jessie Orr will
have one on 1.-THE Charm of Hawaii"
Members are asked to note that the
meeting is being held Monday instead
of Tuesday this week
No meeting of the Criterion club
will be held this next week.
The Webster township Sunday
school convention will be held at the
Webster Friends church Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock. A special program
of music and addresses will be given.
The Athenaea society will meet Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Sarah Stetson, so South Thirteenth
street Mrs. Frank Coffin will be the
assisting hostess. The program is to
be on Nature in America" Mrs. Wal
ter Dalbey will have paper on
Trees" Miss Mary Evans one on
Birds and Mrs. Elizabeth Toms on
Flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Kerr of Glunts-
vile will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Holiday, of 217 Pearl street, over
the week end
Miss Opal Skinner will entertain the
Semper Phi Delas at her home north
of the city Monday evening.
The U. B. Hustlers will meet Mon
day at the church for an all-day sew
ing gathering. All members are asked
to be present.
The D. L. K. club will be entertained
by Miss Laura May Burns Monday eve
ming at her home in Spring Grove.
The Woman's Missionary society Of
Reid Memorial church will meet al
2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Wagner will be hostess
to the B. B. B. Thimble club Wednes
day afternoon at her home on KinseJ
street.
| The F. T. club will be entertained BY
Mrs. Howard Lacey Wednesday, Apri
| 26, at her home, 1926 West Main street
The Lawton club will be entertained
| Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Ira NJ
| Tucker at her home on North F street
! Mrs. Ray Meeks will be hostess t.
the Daffodil club Thursday Afternoon
at her home, 225 Kinsey street.
The Universalist Mission circle will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Wiley at her home, 315 North Eight
eenth street.
The Indianapolis Glove company vii
entertain it's employees and friend
with dance and card party Wedne.
day evening. April 26. Miller's orches