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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-12
GRIFFITH CALLS.
PARLIAMENT TO
RATIFY TREATY
Summons Southern Body, Gre
ated by Home Rule Bill,
to Approve Peace.
GIVE UP DUBLIN CASTLE
England Removes All Official
Documents From Seat of
Power Over ireland.
By Associated Press.

DUBLIN, Jan. 1.-THE summon
ing OF the southern parliament TO
meet Saturday b. Arthur Griffith.
president of the Dali Eireann, and
his cabinet. has started the machin-
cry for putting the treaty into op-
Grafton. Half a dozen huge vans
backed in front OF the chief secre-
tary's offices in Dublin this afternoon
and removed stacks Of official docu-
ments and effects OF the secretarial
and police departments. thus begin
ming the evacuation OF the castle
the symbol to Irishmen for centur-
les Of British control.
EamOnn De Valera informed the
correspondents that he believed his
party would ignore the Saturday
meeting of the parliament. In re-
Spouse to an inquiry regarding his
plans he said he intended TO continue
the fight for independence; he sup
posed elections would be held with
in six or nine months.
Such elections, added Mr.. De Val
era, like the signing of the treaty in
British threat of renegal of warfare
and therefore he would not accept
the verdict as the uncoerced Will Of
the people.
There is a big line OF cleavage. %
said Mr.. De Valera, between those
standing for dependence and those
for independence"
Objects TO Oath.
Never would he under any cir
cumstances take the oath Of allegi-
ance contained in the treaty. AL
luding TO the Irish republican bonds
he declared they would be redeemed
by whatever government was eventu-
ally established and added that a
meeting of the leaders of the Sim
Fein party would be held Thursday
to consider the general position.
An important development We'd
nesday was the issuance of a mani
festo by the Irish labor party stat
| ing that labor would participate in
I the elections to secure representa-
I ton in the new free state govern
ment. The n ethOd adopted in sum-
moning those who are 10 ratify the
\ treaty is held TO indicate that the
British desire to avoid friction in
/ the transference of the authority in
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-12
SITUATION AT PARIS IS
COUNCILS BIG CONCERN

CANNES. Jan. 1.-THE situation
I'm Paris. 10 which city the French
premier IS speeding 20 meet the cab
met and parliament has a greater
interest Wednesday night ia supreme
council circles than the work OF the
council itself but IL is intended that
the councils work shall proceed as
far as possible during II. BRANDS
absence.
The council will sit Thursday ~
IN o'clock in the morning. with Mr..
Lloyd George presiding, and N.
Loucheur replacing BRAND. In the
meantime the German delegation is
meeting the reparations commission.
which has asked for an answer 20 its
previous demands for formation
I regarding Germany's .ncement
that the January insta. M would
not be paid
Adopts Program Outline.
A subcommittee this afternoon
adopted the general outline OF the
program for the Genoa conference.
The program begins with the com
'presenhive word Peace" following
the preamble in which q is once
again strongly emphasized that the
complete tranquility OF Europe is
essential IF the Genoa conference IS
10 amount 10 anything.
Besides the peace. the other sub
5ects include financial conditions
that impede the revival OF trade
foreign credits and the economic
situation generally; the tariff and re-
stricdons OF trade that have been
praCticed since the armistice. trans
portation and the international regu-
laSion OF bills OF lading.
The Italian delegation explains
that its negotiations with ar. Lloyd
George regarding the proposed
Franco-British pact have been con-
fined 20 the request that any agree
ment OF this sort be understood as
not changing the relations OF either
party with a third party. Italy rec
ognizes that not having a frontier
with Germany. she could not logi-
cally become a party % al alliancs
designed 10 secure France on her
eastern frontier.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-12
VOIStead Champion
In Chicago Council
GiUen Real" Drink

CHICAGO, Jan. IL. - After a
three-hour DEBATE the Chicago
city council Wednesday adopted
a resolution cOndemning the
Volstead act and calling upon
congress to repeal it.
This was the second action
against prohibition taken by the
council in two weeks. Wednes-
days resolution was passed. 50
TO 4.
a resolution favoring en-
forcement of the Volstead act so
long as it IS a law was voted
down. AZ TO u.
Alderman Cermak, during the
argument said the wet-dry issue
would be made the basis of the
coming congressional primary
campaigns and Alderman Lyle
was handed a glass of liquor
when he called for water while
defending the dry resolution.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-12
Mail Plane Pilot Unable to
Land-One Killed by Limb
Falling From Tree.

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-This sec.
ton Of the country was dashed We'd
nesday by the worst gale Of tae win
ter-a gale that at p. m. reached
n velocity OF 90 miles an hour of
sandy Hook.
Ushered in with snow that later
turned to hail and rain the storm
buffeted New Workers without mercy,
carrying many across the slippery
sidewalks and plunging them face
downward in slushy streets. UNI
brellas were torn out OF many a hand
window glass fell tinkling into the
street, mail package boxes were
blown over and traffic generally
hampered. Many pedestrians were
injured.
Harbor traffic was hard hit. With
the weather bureau sending out the
first full gale warning IN many years
there was a tension noticeable in
shipping circles. Some concern was
felt for the disabled army transport
Crook with nearly 1000 passengers
aboard, despite radio messages that
repairs had been made and all was
well.
Many Wires Down.
Outside the city the full strength
OF the storm was felt. New Jersey
and Long Island were hard swept.
and al several points a tangle OF
telegraph and telephone wires were
reported.
Ia the city proper, the street cleanS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-12
ACQUITTED OF MURDER.
MARINES RIVALS LOVER

HAMMOND. Ind. Jan. 11.-LOuis
Sal, acquitted Wednesday OF killing
klanan Ivan, left the court room,
obtained a marriage license and was
married by a justice OF the peace 10
Rebecca Dane. Ivan was killed at
SAILS home last month. The men
were alleged 10 have quarreled over
VANS attentions 70 Miss Dane.
SAILS defense was that he had been
drinking.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-12
CAMP COMMANDER
CONTRADICTS TALE
OF WAR HANGINGS
Col. Symonds Tells Senate
Committee Only One Took
Place at Gievres.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-Testi
mony contradicting that of former
service men was given Wednesday
by army officers before a senate
committee Investigations charges
that American soldiers had been
hanged without trial in France. Col
Charles J. Symonds, of Camp Sher-
man, SO years in the army, who was
in command at Gievres, at which
place soldiers had told of hearing
reports of numerous executions, de-
clared only one man was hanged
there and that the hanging. by mis-
order. was secret.
The fact Of the execution was
made public later. the colonel ex-
planning that the murder for which
the soldier was put TO death had not
been committed in his area, and he
did not want a big crowd on hand
to witness IL. The picture Of a gall
lows. supposed 10 be at Gievres.
which had been filed with the COM
mittee by a former soldier. was
Identified by Col Symonds as the
structure built there, or one close
ly resembling it."
Capt. JOSEPH d. Hahn. now sta
toned at Camp Benning. Ga, de-
Clared there was not a word OF
truth in the charges by Harry w.
Siegel, a soldier. that he. Hahn. had
taken part in the unlawful execu-
ton Of two negro soldiers. Other
witnesses said they never had heard
OF a lynching IN the 18th infantry.
as witnesses appearing heretofore
before the committee had asserted.
The hearing went over until
Thursday when other army officers
VIII be examined.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-12
INTERURBAN HITS
AUTO; THREE DEAD
Two Women and Child Killed
and Two Men and Child
Hurt In Crash.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Jan. IL
Two women and twO-year-Old
child were killed and two men and a
child seriously inju~ed near here
Wednesday when an automobile
they occupied was demolished by a
Detroit. Jackson and Chicago rail-
way interurban car.
The dead are:
Mrs. Albert Eschelbach and
daughter Irene, and Miss Clara
Ffegel, IS.
Arthur Fiegel, Albert Eschelbach
the driver OF the car, and Erma
Eschelbach. four years old. were
the injured.
All were residents OF Wasrtenaw
county.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-12
ILLINOIS MINERS SEND
RELIEF TO HOWAT MEN

bT Ass0clateu Frtte-
PITTSBURG, Kas.. Jan. ia
telegram was received here by the
Howat headquarters Wednesday
from Pres't Frank Harrington OF the
Illinois miners, saying that $4,000
worth OF provisions had been order
ed shipped to Kansas for the relief
Of the Howat followers, II was an
nounced at the headquarters We'd
nesday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-12
SPANISH CABINET
FORCED TO RESIGN
Continued Strife Makes Coali.
ton Ministry Unable to
Function.
By Associated Press

MADRID. Jan. 1.-THE coalition
cabinet, headed BY Antonio Mora
as premier and minister Of justice.
resigned Wednesday as a result OF
the bitter political strife which has
been prevalent in Spain for a long
time. Marked opposition lately has
been shown 10 the conduct OF the
ministry OF war by Senior dc Ia
C1erva, and the ministry OF finance
by Senior Cambo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-12

ROME. Jan. 11-Afinlster OF Com
merce Belotu today authorized the
Bank OF Naples 20 anot 60 million
lire for the benefit OF the New York
branch OF the Banca ItRHanA %
ScOnto.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-12

Premier Mora was declared 10 be
discontented over the political situs-
ton and 20 have reached a decision
70 take q rest from politics.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-12
THE WEATHER

lNDIAe5A: Fair Thursday and Friday no
change IN temperature.
LOWER MICHIGAN. Snow hurrles thurs
day and Friday; no change IN temperature.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
InbsTestdng announcement

m announcement Wall Ii VIII %" az !"
toI"at I" I""ul u""rl" /" 'h"t 81 Va"
,nurrlnRo 81 MlHH l"nHY 1nnn"' p''
NJ John Ewing M""uharg"r, wh''
tnuh pln,a EatuI day. I"'"I"h"' ~ Ia
I.ua Augoiop. rnl NJ. nnh M'". Mann
narg~r uro enjoying honeymoon ~
Rnn,n Monica. Cnl aud viii later '"h'
up thoIr roRldcn"c In Loo Angeles whn'"
tho groom IL In ChRrE" az tho I."H An
FclcH ornr" Of tho llrndp'r""t company
Mr. ManIbarRor ig H"u "t III" lnto
John &. Mnnsbargcr. Of this city. "" IL
q graduate Of tho binHly lnF'ltut" ma
was formerly n momhor OF IN" rcp"rt"r
ial stan OF tho Wheeling NcwR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
Pike ROBBERIES
WORK OF ONE man

Chief Of Police Fred Frazier In
statement made yesterday. stated that
in his opinion tho score or moro smail
robhcrles committed In tho out-thc-pike
district recently In tho work OF hut one
man. and that he liz n poor person with
out money and not OF a burglar char
actcr.
Giving his reasons for thi'. Chiet
Frazier said that at all the homes that
have been entered nothing but money
aud few personal articles have been
taken SlverwaTe. jewels and other
costly articles have not been touched
tie said that all tho Tobberies were com
United in the same manner and no dhr-
iug attempts were made.
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Preparatory Service
Vance Church Tonight

Ucv. Hurlcigh CruickHhnnkH or III"
Westminster Presbyterian church OF
StoubomvllIc. O.. Will Hpe"k thlh o'H
ming nj tho Vance Memorial church.
,,h,ro prepnrntury services for com
nuinion which will 10 held on Sunday
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morning, will tako place. NnV' - NJ

morning, will tako place. hnV' - M
ru,Icr I'm charge or the EorviccM
Ncv CruIkahnnka, who. pr'Vi""F |"
entering tho mIniatry. was popular ~
Tho nrId Of sport In this p'ctinn. being
captain Of tho Washington hnh J"''ei
non football team In 1915 aud h"l"c;"d
American center In 1914. Ia well known
In this part Of tho country. rrFlota To
his appointment to tho chur"h NJ h'Hu-
henvillo. no served nH assistant l" IN"
Rev. Maitland Alexander. pastor or mo
sixth hvenun First Presbyterian ch"r2h
at PittsbuTgh.
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In.r I'I.hf",d -" 'Ii""h p'"". h""
hrru ~" ri'i"'" ""l"'''h '" v" ""'""
49, 10 u.,I"rE ~ ~" ''''''F '"'''''
JIniirdrl ,n,'"l"P. ""''"' W" "''' Wv
If u,r ilIId u,udy tI"h ""h ~" h''"
,,,lf,,o Irnnrh 81 thu W"m"un 'I"".
,,,,,,cJ 4. r,naIdo rullphlo cui''taI"
IrruI f"r "hiihI"n
.r,,,.c r,,,nInK rIrturcn arranged T."
.h,.y, fn, tho children hRva ho""mo
,,,,,,l,r uu,nnr Ih"m rhr Hi"iY
-, II,,,.k plun ~ rpIondldly adapted f"r
,I,,,,I,,Iinu aud viii afford delightful
,u,,,InIumont to 10th parents aud 'hll-
a 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13

Afternoon Mt u'clncil At tho Blhs Audi-
nIiunt un current t"pi'n, undti inc
uuspl,es Of tho Wuunn cub MIH"
ItI, hnIdn lorIuIo nuNo Tacoma N"'
popular win Wh,loluE r""rI'. pom
lnAu und ,"mI,n. uud II In "'r"'''' 'h"'
Iho,. viii La tho usual largo crowd "
hSui hUi - day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
Will Entertain Class

Mlas Louise DicckhOW Will entertain
tho girls Junior Bihl" class OF Zion
Lutheran church at her home. %2S South
broadway. on Friday evening January
20. Games and music will lac the diver
sions.
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Pupils Recital

pupils recital hms been planned for
January 20. by Mrs. Anna Hilton otto.
who viii present her pupils In both
voice and piano ut the A. -. u. ". hail
on the evening OF that date
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ANNUAL MEETING
TWIG ASSOCIATION
,rIuabID AaPORT or SAASs
uoas GIVEN or TwIu Assoc
UIATIOa AZ onnunAi.
nOaFITAs.
A. sl-av Ui-s win ui's h-'a r"'I
q, "a a.->s s"'''a ia Ab-.-"""
Of Is-..pE ~

lt,s eu,,"rI r"s"tl"u ~ -" ! ~lH ~
.,.,t,lInn ~ IL" uN" v"Ii-y H"""'"'
nn.rf,.l rhI.r ,vr" hrlh ~ -" h"Hrl'"'
.r,.,,tey nrorru"n was f"r'lr"h ~
,r irie,sriInF rrr"t' ~ tho y"rr I" ~
rrI,rrr Among tho vn'l""T '~lEn Nv"
,lt,.d I'rutl rtcrldsh With Mrs. Nrrnh
IL, oII",h o' rr'r"tHrY h"rlnc W."
cav avs IIorrn have hrrn mnh" out
,IIu lho h"rvllul ~ twlE member" ~
their worl,ly meetings. Tn" r"r"f' "t
tho years work nlTn Included ""v"ral
very qucrcRsrul benefit Rnnlrq Sp"nH"t""
boy tho IudlvtduRl twiEr. among whi"h
we're tho bnyRhr md brldg" ten given by
tho Second Twlg. tho u. W. Grirnth pro
ductIon ~ tho court ThrRtr" Hr"nr"r"h
hy Tho Fourth TwIE, tho boxing bout
sponsored by the GICt shop Twig and
the series or supper dances - tn" Fort
lIcnry club given under "a" auspices ~
The Firth Twlg. Tho sIm ~ &'.Oo6.'h
WAS tied ~ TIA" result Of th" various
hcncht affairs held during tn" entire
year
The officers 81 tho T~ig Association
for the coming Scar arc as ''ii""s.
M.s Aifrcd lrull president
Mr. Mai f.. Simpson treasurer
VI. sarah M,C"ll,''h treasurer
The fniIm~inE aro tho no"b ci""tod
TrIs ,h.l,t"cn
t.,.t Ma S.s- Spr'doI
s,,urd MI- f. liiIdi"ih
I,ua. nItr ErI="n Nhii"h"t
lnu,tL Ms " itnnhl"
iIith Me ~ /. 'il'-r""r
,,nr Mo '.oIr"t, cen
-,gi.c Nrr r'"d rrIl-
',u,.l M,r .. hili"u
IIfru NIrr nnirr N'l,nln.
lrnIiy Iolr Ni-r NiI"'in H'I' 81
\ oIishurP I~lHr
lnfunIosrA Mo- = 'Io"'""
lrrr",u- w I"r-rh N"udol
81, hr-InN-- rr"'In" w"r f"i."w"d
10, nr informant to- Nirr w f"t"r
rnn ~ ,hnl,mrn ~ IT." "n'"r'al"mCni
.,,ruidlite". rT"rld"i ~ ~" ton r'nI"
-hc Wnr n-nlricd ~ M"H'lnno- = ".
Hubbard g. NHchmnn. u ENrth
u,uru" and MrI = Simpson.
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At yUatcrdpY RfteTn""nn m""lihE "i
the Art Rtudy club an attractive pf"
yrum wan featured ana T-'"ntly "Io''od
nfrl,orn Installed Mrs lion L. Morris
,urroodrd Mrs w T.. W"odonwobor M
proplhrnt MinH Alice Wilhlnr"n was
appointed hocietnry und Mrn w I.
Moore tTrhauTcr.
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COUNTY COURT.
Marriage LsioSAa0O.

hrn q. blackburn. 20, and VeeeM
McFcrron. &c. both Of Toronto oAtetI
DS~A. RtI3 ~.
Ellen NJ. FreoInnd TO Lso PAak -
WctZcl street. ~ Itfk
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a girl with unbuckled Salos4aes
De in style. hut sho looks moro y ,,,
is in need OF q maid. ts-ssh;k
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Juvenile Party

Master Henry bay Will nc"a'" MN
third birthday 10y entertaining Rr'up
Of hI al!ttle friends ut his mono III
Chantal court this afternoon. ING
small guests will enjoy series o,
n,y,nIle games from two TO I'VE. ana
n, rho Iate afternoon "A tempting lun-
,,.o, u,uI h, served Those pTeSent
Will DO:
Misses.
Mary Ellen Fair Betty hrI''
OIpu Iieddigar
Masters
I.,,I Iul,, Jack rdlT
r.,, Inv Jnncs Noln"u
Ii"wnrd ih'h Junior h'h'"'"'
lionry bhy
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stanaard Nearer Society.

Miss Josephine Wilson entertained 'hc
members OF the standard I'edIrr S"''eS
,t her home on North Front strcut yes
t.r,iny evening Informal social pea
cures engaged tho .6UsstS Tor several
h..,,r. ,th M "A Iuio hour delicious
i,,,.,h,.u MAS rrrVed Milne Wilh"n VAS
,,.l,. a L., nisr Anna Ii'lla Ward "a
re Th"ao irshent were
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Betty liTlit


MIsn lalo i.o" hi"i"' ""' "''AH
rtnu,oH w""dH vail ." !" """h'"h'""
g., ,Ioy 10 attend Tau 1l"ll"nl' dane"
n, WerhInst,n nnd IofTsIn"n '"ll"He.
,lu q, onlng Ihoy Wit ~ ~" Eu"H'
- Mn, Ill,nhoIh Muru.n ",or tho
, nrh nud
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Local singer at Moundsvills.
Mrs Ann Hilton otto entertained the
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Photo by Photocrsfters

members OF tho MoundnVillo tuesday
Aria club at their meeting thlS "eeh,
win, a. Hr"uI al four tiolE song" On"
two Chopin nunbern Tor tho plane. no
Iuusi. lana hslouIod Tor h,"hY at 'h'A
nooIInE wei" GIoiB nnh 'h"p'" ""'f'
aud vrIy delightful ri"E'a" ""H ~"
u1uiod
R"hsr, OuiII."'s paragraph. hs'. he
,,,,n. famous through sheer "iSsh.
Appearing without his name in Widely
shattered n-uspe pore. "a III ths" were
quoted In one iBsus Of The Literary
DIu.St, nut oT b",~I 81 m paragraphs
ruhIished Thsy will appear 60 daily
editorial page fsstur. In The Int~lh-
a~n"~r, startling MONDAY. January 10.
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r,rd Party At Gre.u Room.

The ladies' ~ tho Art study club VIII
s!,sp card party nt tho Green Room on
rh~ afternoon ot January II. Tho ht-
ralr "a planned ns II farewell for Mrs.
J. W Bryan. n member OF III" club WI"
will leave the nrst oC February for nm
extended tour Of European countries.
llvrs Tor tho card party wcrc discussed
4, a meeting OF the club held At tho
Y W. G. \. The hours will DO from
rwn 10 five. Five hundred and other
card games will he played and nccomo-
uarr,ns will DO provided for those who
do not caro- 10 play CARDS. The pro-
crcds ~ the affair will hc devoted to
The clubs scholn rship fund. Those who
1.lsh IL make reservations may do 50
n.y. ,.,lIirv any momber or the following
r.Inuitl, ...
M,slamts:
Wesley Schafcr oscar Callahan
5.rEn,rt NnrfTuei Harry Iheshcll
Ma. t,t WingoiteTh wayn.nn
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Arion Hanss vislts.

Niru.i,,rr 81 III" Atl"" h""l"iy "ni"y"l
r. LrU.,. ,Ir'I, y"Hi"rdny uft"i n""n and
,..,tIuy At Irte Ntl"u hnIl "n tho b"uih
Idle rue urI'rn"'r wan spout hi nv"
I,,,,,i,,I and ,Lr.. nud "a drli' loan dln
,,, ,.,, .,iysi hoivc"u tho hours 81 .
.,d Il ,,.,Iu.k Inu'ing war III" "hi"t
Al. r,,Inm ~ ~" b",ttr Ufi'r dinner. "
.,,.,,,in, I,,nl nr'h"rtTo rutnlrhlnH 4"
,,,,,,m - the l"t"Hi dane" n"mh"'H
n. ,.hntIrs /, N"rho, vas E"no'ni
t.ri,nnn 81 arrangement. ll"' '"i".
o., It.. Fu,Iu'l"i
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Mrs Arden lloyd nnh MIS- ar
knoVIrr viii ho l"lnl h"at"aH"H ~
charming affair hits evening In h"h"'
~ MlHr coma Davis. popular ht'u"-
elect. Cnrdn will he III" div"r""n on
tho evening and Mt IN" c"ncl"Sl"n "t IN"
kamcu II dainty luncheon or httfhtt'F'
appointments will DO served inc
pucata will bc
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Miss Janst hlohafdS'
Nina Janet ltiChurdH Will np"hh lhIh
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.II,. ,nung ludl"H ~ tho accounting
dotartrucnI "r tho Wheeling lr"cti"n
,onrnrv wrro entertained ~ Ne" h"i""
- Albert IIurdrnnn In ta"t NHo"lnG
Tucarny evening. Th" i"w"r moor 81
tho hntuc he'd attractive decorations
'"r tho affair. md KnprH. music ana
dnnrluv were tho dtvcrTr"nH OF tho
~.cnIrE ~ II lNtn hour luncheon "nH
"civ"d with c"vorH laid for IN" Follow
ing
NtSsre
Cutbrrlnc II,.t Enm1 i.hArh
IIarF,rrt IIut,.ius r."nh Simpson
pu,r, uurIcy Eleanor HrEnStrnUp
Nnrull, Hurley \nllio Mcdonald
Catherine Cutahayer Mrs Il Iinrdmhn
hiss Horn Hootsss.
Nlsa virginia EoTn dnlightfully on
Isrtaiuad "a number 81 nor friends ''H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
Misses

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Robinson left yea
tcrday evening for Winter lark FIR
where they will spend tho remaining
winter months at tho Virginia Inn. Ihey
will DO Joined there about the first OF
February by Mrs. 7. w. Stewart.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-07-27
INDIAN FARN---CALEDONHA

Received a card OF Watkins Glen
from the Cole" party travelling
through New York.
Mrs +. Byron Graves and two
children after visiting her parents
and her sister, Mrs. Frank Petra has
gone TO BarabOo to return to her
home in WinOna
Mrs. SemOur is visiting her broth
er Tom Ramsey and family. II is
some years since they visited here.
We are told of a certain young
man who has had a hair cut and
trimmed beard. He yearna for a
companion
Will Heyer made lis a little call
on Sunday morning. Will is on a job
for the Hartman Bros, cement work
Our neighbors have had lots of
good times during the past week,
now they are resting up.
Lost strayed or stolen - Hugh
Kelley's communications to rhe
OllapOdrida column.
Byron Graves made a trip here to
help his family after their visit, to
return home to Winona Friday.
Citron now is doing well after the
showers Of rain.
Miss Tena Meikle is now indepen-
dent with her new car.