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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Par.
ish OF St. Mary,

| O1A1E Of LOUISIANA,
23rd Judicial District Court-Par.
ish Of St, Mary.
Bank of Baldwin vs. Bayou Side
Sugar Factory, Inc. Et. Al,
No. i5. .i82.
Under and by virtue Of writ of
seizure and sale. issued out of the
Honorable the Twenty Third Judicial
District Court OF the State. OF Louis.
lana in and for the Parish CfSt. MARY.
| aud to me directed. in the above en-.
titled and numbered suit, have seized
| and shall expose at public auction and
sale, Tor cash, without appraisemeut.
to the last aud highest bidder, at the
principal front door OF the Court
House 10 the Town otFrankliu, Perish
OF ST Mary, State of Louisiana, &C.
cordipg TO law, on
SATURDAY. TIE 2sTH DAYOF
JANUARY. A. D.. 1922.
betwe' n the legal hours, beginning at
Ii O'Clock a. M. the following des-
eribed property, to-wit:
1. That certain lot Of ground. w.
ing and being situated in the Town
of BaldW!a, Parish of St. Mary, Lou
is!ana, bounded north by R. Navarro
and the Sunset Road, east by the
public road or Main Street of the
Town OF Baldwin, south by the prop
erty: OF Professor Davidson and John
r. Baldwin, and west by the land of
G, G. Rogers, containing one and
one quarter acres Il La, more or
less.
2. That certain tract of land situa.
ted in the town of Baldwin, Parish OF
St. Mary, State Of Louisiana, known
as the Sugar House and lot of the
old Fuselier Plantation, situated on
the west bank of Bayou Teche, and
more fully described as bounded on
the west by the public road leading
from Frankiin To thatentun. on the
north by the public lane running
from said public road to Bayou Teche.
on the east by Bayou Teche, and on
the south by property formerly be-
now belonging to Dolph Parro; with
and including all of the buildings and
improvements on said property, con-
5istlng Of sugar house, warehouse,
dwelling house and other buildings:
and containing about ten u0) acres
of land, more or less; together also
with all the servitudes, privileges,
rights of way thereunto belonging
and appertaining.
- CHARLES Psooy. Sheriff.
ShetiT IFS Ofice 't'ranklia. ST Mary
Parish. :stata Of LoWsisns, this
lath das uf Decem5er, "A. D. 1921.
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WANTED-A position as hostler:
nave -iw'' h. psr;'a hundred mules or
n.a ,,kLtx 6ouDKEAux, Franki in,
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FARM LOANS - Three 10 ten
years, Annual paym .nts In
mediate yappraisement vithous
chaSRe. kep1ssenting .trongsst
Loaf Companies. WILBUR s,
KRAMER, Franklin, Ia.
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DR.. VoronoN OF Paris. says he has
perfected a scheme for transplanting
vital organs Of a chimpanzee 10 man.
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pAok MINI

son. g. L. Hartley and Misses KUN
Boggs, Stella Humes. Gertrude Tappy.
Mary Grieg, Anna Minor and Elizabeth
Hartley.
Halloween Party.
The members of the Y. VI. c. A. girls
club Of the high school Will give mas
uuerade Halloween party in the gym
Monday evening October 80. Games and
dancing will be the pastimes until latd
hour when refreshments such as CIDER.
pumpkin pie, apples and other good
things will be served.
Personals.
Mrs. Henry Berger has been quite
III at her home on Nineteenth street for
several days
Mr. and rms Samuel Walker Of Mt.
Pleasant arc tho guests OF relatives on
Cherry Hill.
James Barlow will return to his homo
IN Darlington today after visiting rela-
tIves here.
Miss Margaret Woods. Of Weirton, IS
the guest of relatives here.
Miss Dorothy Crane Is visiting FRIENDS
and relatives in Pittsburgh.
Charles Smith Is on several days
business trop to Clarksburg.
II. l.. Bowers of Detroit, 10 visiting
friends and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stillwell will leave
today for Pittsburgh to visit relatives.
Miss Marie Meyn will return home to-
morrow after spending the week with
relatives In Moundsville.
Quite number Of local people VIII
attend the Carnegie Tech and w. j.
football game at Washington, Pa, to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harmon OF
wondsrirld are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. ]. Kenncy Of South Warwood.
Mr.. and rms Thomas Fent. Of wash
inrton. Pa. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
7, Y. Fent Of Warwood avenue
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CHAMBERLAIN :
SPECTATORS
THE COALITION

London. Oct Ia Ry tho AssoCtai-
ed Press Curiosity and speculation
tonight revulved upon whether the
speech delivered today at birmingham
by Austen chamberlain. government
leader in the house Of commons. may
be taken az an indication Of the line
the premier will assume in his address
tomorrow at Manchester. The speech
revealed Mr.. Chamberlain as still a
convinced and devoted coalitionist,
and Loyalty attached to Premier Lloyd
George.
Political circles consider that per-
haps the most notable point in Mr..
Chamberlain speech was the plain
intimatiou TO his party OF the danger
of allowing a labor government 80
come into power. accompanied by the
dark shadow of direct action, CAPT
tai levy and other similar planks i'll
the labor platform.
The laborites.
His alluson to the laborites Is re-
garded as susceptible Of being inter.
preted in two ways; first, as the line
OF policy for the coalition in the event
Of an appeal to the country, and sec
ond, as a hint to Mr.. Chamberlain's
own party. which Is declared to be
dangerously split into supporters and
antagonists Of Mr. Lloyd George, and
a warning to them to close their ranks
and still support the coalition.
Seemingly the general belief hero Is
that the premier will not seize the
present occasion to afront the labor
party. There still Is enormous unem-
ployement and a constant scaling down
in wages. The labor party attributes
the country's bad trade and industry
to Mr.. Lloyd Georges foreign policy
which It Ia contended keeps Europe In
turmoil. The party advocates policy
Of appeasemeut with both Germany
and Russia.
Gains for Labor1tes.
In the most recent by, elections. the
labor party has had biz maJorities over
the coalition candidates, which is taken
TO show that the labor interest Is very
strong. especially in the northern in
dustrlal disticts.
On general lines, Mr.. Chamherlains
speech Is considered 10 have been the
stronges. possible plea for a continuance
of the coalition in sope form. If not IN
Is existing form.
His references to tho labor party
were promptly met by tho labor lead
ers. John II. Clynes IN speech o.
livered at Reading tonight, said with
regard to the address OF the govern
ment leader:
"Bolshevism was produced IN Russia
by the suppression OF all popular lib
crty, and rebellion can be fermcntcd
In this country by ministers seeking 4"
cut the labor party outside the pale Of
constitutions faction"
Mr. Clynes complained that Mt
Chamberlain's structures would deepen
class antagonism andr ender further
disscrvice to the throne and consutu-
tlonal practice" He added that ,ne
labor party els as constitutional
political body as any other"
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Noted Lecturer Before women'S CLUB
Scores Greed Of Both Nations.

Or George Earle Raieucl. noted tray
Cller aud lecturer. WAS tHr speaker "s-
fore the WomanS Ciub 81 Nhcr&"s ~
The Elks cub auditorium yesterday
afternoon He opened his address W'i''
an extension Of CONGRATULATIONS tor '"S
wonderful work ,h1t the women "'
America are doing.
lie discussed the political relations
cC France and treat Britain, lie &c
,iared that the old .mperiaHSt;t ids'
tha, the war had supposedly deSir"Es.
narrow-minded vision of statesmen an
diplomats: tina, the French and British
empires displayed th.s attitude IN the''
greed for foreign acquisition and d"iH'-
nance: that even America in her SUI
irene control OF the oil industry MAS
uuconscicusly jmperialiSt!C.
He told vividly OF his experiences IN
china. Japan. cnrea and Siberia. dwcu-
lne u; length uron the japanese doi"'-
nance In tn, Orient Tie cited the lace
that China realized her inahthtN 20
cope with. japanese. English and tren''
warfare and had gained the kno"Isus'
that education could be her only sat
,ation. and that this - where America
IS lending her AID TO china, she - CIV
Ing her education aud ideals. and emma
ls grateful 20 America.
Youth the Same.
Or Raicuel spoke Of the youth or TO-
day that all the world Is WONDERING
about. lie declared that il is no ditr"T-
crt from the youth Of yesterday: that
all youth - uuconsciouSly moral. our
mus: he guided by the wisdom Of elders.
And. finally. that the young people OF
to-day do not feel the proper respect
rnr ,heir elders because they are NOT
dispensing their obligations u" mon
compared America with these Young peo-
Mo america is Young. and all the world
Is watching her.
pr Raigucl concluded by declaring
,ha, n, vas afraid for ,Ee Allied Powers
because they we're the VictorS. ana 'tha'
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NAPLES FUNERAL
MONDAY MORNING

Funeral services for Albert Naples.
80 wears old. section foreman of the
PENNSYLVANIA system. who was killed
when hit by a train Yesterday morning
naar Fifth street. will be held Monday
morning AZ 10 o'clock At his late resi-
dencc No. laS Alley Is. Requiem high
mass will be- celebrated a; the St. Jo-
Serh's cathedral. Burial n NJ. Calvary
cemetery.
An inquest will he conducted today by
Coroner 4. g. Hobbs.
ANTHONY Naples. 4 brother. was the
only witness 10 the accident. Naples
had stopped from a tool shed an the
river bank close to the RAILROAD tracks
and the express train whistled. He
stepped on 20 the tracks and was
grounded beneath the wheels or the
train.
Naples was born In italy. He tmt-
grated 20 this country many years aGo
and was employed as n lahcrer by the
railroad BESIDES 4 widow. he - sur
vired hv three children and two broth
ers in this country.
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MANY WITNESS
STYLE PAGEANT
Large ~ Appreciative Audience Do
liz ted by Show at Hub Last
Night.

Tho Iuh repeated It's elaborate style
Sh" wand Pageant last evening bct"r"
Il largo and .tvprcC!aiiN" audience.
\ spacious section Of the firth floor
~ Tn" Hub hu!!dius provides an !dcai
spot Tor the staging of this affair.
\. The front. Il miniature stage -
erected w!,A Qua!n; an dArt!stIc set
t.ns suggestive az the autumn season
and quite apprUpriat" as background
for 4 fall style display.
JauHty. colorful Sports woar: attrac-
1--we and ser, iceubie chtldrem5s coats,
chic millinery: exquisite afternoon
dresses for children. TALL suits % pop
ulur shades and materials with soft.
luxurious fur trimmings: the finer
grades .! white: coats of sea-. shining
'aCfcia. uad o. shlmmcr!ng, irredesccnt
bead foundation: all are included IN 4
most attractive ensemble.
one episode IS entitled School Days"
and Z would re hard 10 ina inc any
thing more appealing than the process
SION or adorable. tiny youngsters. dress
cd in dainty. checked. spick and span
bingham all ready for school vino
take part.
Til" mauil;lns all carry serial numbers
To correspond with the numbers on the
program Nn'tG tiNtNl N'' P'4'' VI 'h' -
article. This proved quite an in terest-
in ctunoyal!ou as well as conycnicu;
one.
Miss Hannah Johnson sang during the
Pageant. The Misses Sheinberg contrib
utcd charming dance, while Mango's
orchestra rendered several popular Sc
l"ctionS during the continuance o. the
show.
Nj co.ffures were done by Rose Cop
ham-l.auc and the jcwelry Worn WAS
from W. J. Lukeng co. The style show
will sc repeated this afternoon and eve
uIUc.
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DEMOCRATS TO SELECT
ELECTION OFFICIALS

A meeting OF the Ohio County Demo
cratic executive committee was hcld
last evening at which time Chairman J.,
]. Mckinley secured Il list of judges and
clerks to serve on the Democratic side
ut the election 10 be held next month.
Chairman Mckinley was authorized
by the committee TO appear before the
board Of county commissioners This
morning and request that the list Of
election officials selected by them be
appointed 10 serve at the election.
Last Thursday the board Of county
commissioners. az required by law, APP
pointed election officials. At that time
only n partial list was submitted by
both Republican and Democratic parties
Since then the Republicans filed COM
plcte list. The Democrats will file a
complete list today.
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of s7lSi.O0n. In addition to this the
Roard is working IN IS University CEN
ters. The Rev. Mr.. Browns comment on
these figures IA th!s--"if, As Webster
said Anything that makes men good
Christians. makes them good citizens.
then our Board ut Education IS one or
tho leading patriotic agencies OF the
nation. in It's contribution TO the build
ing up of sterling young American man
hood and womanhOOd.'
The Charm School.
Following Is the cast Of characters In
THE Sharm cchool," n play to be pre-
scented nthe high school auditorium on
Friday evening, October 81, by the High
school Dramatic club. The play is be-
Ing directed by Miss Dorothy Crane
CAST Of Characters.
Austin Bcyans. .......... Harold Meyn
An automobile salesman. with IDEAS
which
raT!d Mckenzie .....,. Bernard y br'e"
An expert accountant. IS Wiling 10 CO.
operate as are also
Jim s!mpkIns ........ Kermit Robinson
Tim S!mpkins. EDWARD mayer
Who toll not and have never seriously
considered spinning
Homer John. ........... NphSft oNei'!
Who Is guardian az.
Elsie RrnedOtt!. 60. Miss Garnet Brookes
President Of tho Senior class at the
school. presided over by
Miss Eleanor Hays. Miss Elizabeth
Mcclure
Who Is loved and feared by all who
know her. and
>,;... -rbo,l,uio Curtis Miss kuthe, ne
Vocll.ngcr.
Who IL always trying to think the pest
OF the Senior class consisting of
Sally Boyd. Miss Elsie Mcitehry
Georges sister
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Miss Nesbitt Withdraws
From Popularity Contest

At last n girl has boon found who does
not care 70 win a beauty or popularity
contest.
Tho girl in question Is Miss Agnes
Ncsbitt. Of 2915 Eoff street. Miss Ees-
bltt says she has not accepted the
knights OF Columbus Popularity contest
and has no Intentions Of doing SO.
Miss Neshitt was listed in Fridays
edition az the Gntelligcnccr rs having
entered the contest. She declares she
has no desire Of entering beauty or
popularity contest even though she has
S1S votes 10 her credit.
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ROY RIGGS IS ... ........
NEW OFFICER
Former Street Car Motor1nan Lands
Place ON Local Polido
Force.

Roy Rigrs. prominent motorman or
tho City halfway Company lines. was
yesterday appointed an extra policeman
on the Wheeling police department by
Chief of Police Fred IL. Frazier.
RIGGS is resident of tho sixth ward
For 4 numhe" IF years he was a, mill
worker. For the past nine years no
has been employed on the City Railway
Company line, operating North and
South division car.
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WARWOOD
Presbyterian Church.

The Motto Of the Paul!st Fathers"
VIII he ;he sermon subject In the War
wood Presbyterian church. at 1880 a. m.
by the Rev. !. Alex Brown. At 40 p
m. the Rev. Z. \. Clark. u. D.. OF New
York. will speak on "Christian Educa-
ton" giving some interesting lnforma-
ton relative to the campaign for the
Presbyterian colleges in our state.
In the church bulletin Of the War
wood Presbyterian church, the Rev J.
Alex Brown shows that the 81 Tresby-
terrain colleges In this country have a
total assets are worth s67.0oo.o0o. Last
year. through a gift OF $4,000 from
It's Challenge Fund. tho Presbyterian
General oBard of Education enabled is
Presbyterian colleges to raise total
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SWELL WASHINGTON
RESTAURANT OPENED

After the public opening Of the Wash
Ipvton Restaurant. ll29 Market street.
The place will he opened this morning
for business.
Music WAS furnished by the n"pn'ar
Wheeling orchestra last evening AMI
roses we're distributed 10 the guests
Every effort has hcen made 10 MAKO
this restaurant one ~ refinement an"
distinction. The walls have been on
caScd halfway with mahogany Wo'u-
work with individual table lamps.
Tho decorating work was done by ].
7 No,orev & ca. of this city. The up
nor mar, Of the walls have been attrAr-
tiyely decorated with an artists skill
and IN 4 refined manner.
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Theatre Party.
Miss Vera Stevens will entertain
number OF friends this afternoon with
theatre party IN honor Of Miss Helen
Du Boise OF Cleveland. O.. who is WIS.,
!;!ng friends hero. After enjoying the
performance at the Virginia the guests
Will enjoy a six o'clock dinner At the
Stevens home on Hess avenue. Among
those who will attend arc: Misses Helen
Du Roise. Jessie stevens. Clara Foriar'
Katherine Anderson; Mary Tracey. Betty
Watson and Virginia Collins.
Barn Dance.
a number of the younger set will en-
iov a barn dance this evening at Mil
ier's barn on Short creek. large truck
will convey the merry party TO the barn
where dancing will be enjoyed until
late hour when refreshments Will be
served.
Busy Bee Circle.
Tho members Of the Busy Bee Circle
met last evcIr:ng Al the home OF Mrs
Harold Kress on Warwood avenue.
Sc.dlework was tho pleasant pastime
until a reasonable hour when dainty
refreshments will he served.
Honors Guest.
Miss Elizabeth Hartley entertained
number uc friends at her hume on High
land avenue last evening in honor OF
her sister. Mrs. Geo. Tappy. Jr. of Pitts
burgh, who is visiting her. FINe-hun-
drrd WAS the pleasant diversion until
A late hour when tempting !unchcon
WAS served To Mesdames Geo. Tappy' Jr
Louis Grover, Carl Rowan. James VIII
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FRANCE AND ENGL LAND BRANDED
|AlPER|AL|ST|C By DR.. RA|CUEL

victor: is q trust. lie stated that Amer
,yl hsi the greatest rcSp"nS'hihi' pc
cause she had not been called upon |"
sacrifice rs much az tn" "tHcrS--t"a'
her strength had been SAVED Tor th'S'
d.iy- Of reconstruction after the wa
HIS CLOSING sentence WaS that A"tT''"
would not Ca,l 70 keep this trust.
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ALLEGED GAMBLING
HOUSE RAIDED BY
POLICE YESTERDAY
Proprietor and Ftve Others Arrested.
Give Bond For Appearance
This Morning.

Late yesterday afternoon 4 squad OF
police. composed Of Detectives NcS''
HumcS and Bu"vy, Patrnl'n2n custer
and Ambulance" Driver kvrtis. ra!d"d an
alleged gambling house ut 2bpp Market
street
Peter Nanakos was arrested as thC
proprietor and compelled to give honL
Of slun for :. hearing in police curt
this morning Others arrested and hc!4
on CHARGES OF gambling were Gus AnSu-
lus. John Ccwatz. Theu George Mex
Gumbus and Nick EdmuDs.
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Columbia vs.. Moundsville

4 grid" card OF unprecedented worth
In semi-pro circles will he offered local
fans tomorrow afternoon on the Tunnel
Green when the strong Moundsviile \.
c. will invade Wheeling In an endcavor
TO take the measure of the speedy t"l-
umbia club. The management Of The
locals was, indeed. very fortunate In
securing a team of this calihrc tn Opcn
the season ut home, aud unQuestonab!y
the old Green" will lie the scene "r
tho largest flock that ever gathered
there 10 witness n pigsk!n attraction.
Moundsvtlle Carries Noted Stars
Tho Moundsivlle lads will Journey
to Wheeling with a number az highly
touted stars who promise 10 break M
everything the Red and BLACK has L.
offer, and Il Is Seldom oval carriers OF
this calibre are seen IN the open hcll.
Moore. open crack halfhack Of Marietta
college: Trutt. former Army player,
Will prove an attraction in themselves.
Daugherty and Weekly. 1918 aN-Statc
scolastio tackles will appear In tho
visitors lineup. Brcmelow. formerly
Of tho Pacific coast all-Stars, who DE-
fea.ed some OF the outstanding western
universities and colleges will give Il
good account OF himself at halfback.
Columbias Well Fortified.
The fact that such noted stars rs
mentioned above are carried on tho
MoundSvillc roster, does not at all have
a tendency To worry tho Red and Black.
and II L. prohlcmatiral whether the
visitors Will be able TO penetrate the
stonewall defense Of tho tUlumhias 10
ADVANTAGE The South Side aEgrcgatIon
too, will present 4 number of stars who
promise 10 make things hot for the
invaders Paddy nurant. speed demon
AZ open cid running. Ia again in good
shape. Love. 1915 all-State scholastic
end, ha. cast his lot with tho Column
bias. J. Durant. another crack end.
Molly. Long and Welsh, 1921 all-Valley
tackles from Rellairc. are in Al shapr
for this encounter and expect tt civ"
the down-rvcr lads considerable trouble.
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HssoAlL NOTES
md LOCAL ITEMS

". G. Doeiter retas11ed yesterday
rom Resse., Where's ne vent. several
days aso on business.
VI ReinhasF eft lest night for
Sen F1ancisco.. where he viii BE alb
sent ssveral Days on business
George D. 4athevson. connected
With he ashdoyu nine, spent ses4
eral days IN ti,is city ti,Is week.
Miss Lydia Colya4s ~ the high
school faculty eft Wednesday, tight
for 0ropille,, Calf. to attend her
mother, Who is seriously II at thst
place
Judge Roberts 81 folconda q
stopping N This city and is boxing
after Lee Boak,, former resident sf
Golcoada Who ~ a personal friend
II no jiirist.
Robert aass 81 6olcsnds IL spend
ng the seek-end IN WinnesHuecs.
p Fripla9 81 AMOS is asnoa9
fEoae Who arrived here today TO
eesnsset BUSINESS matters m this
cleaning point fov an enpire
Attorney md Ms.a T.. 6. Campbell
and littie son returned home yeste1.
day fEi.osa a FRI, - Galsf.seasa aoi,ass
rhey went ~ FAR south az Los An
aelez in an effort 80 o,tstrip the
cod rsye. bus never succeeded, ac-
eording 20 Nr Campbell. They
we're accompanied by Nfs, Shuts,
fAothess 81 Mss Campbell.
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IN nrpssG rwrHICT, ian. %.
-. - a,,stel ,er-esfl dinner sunday
- N,-. 1aisr and Betty Mss ss'p'a
par.in AMI frank srar1- &c y sx
$3.50, rt,ur ne IS an s:callenr s"oA
-,1or at all Ike 3 baciisinr-
Tine rsuair nen sur ssis ssdl fsle-
,,,n,,. ranuanv arr working an l'e
se.eufinne lins 5esyssan Nlnneinn1'A
.ui Willow grsai..
grnver Maxwell Is digging . s'n
sar q. Beatty, rsls s0rssr raillssf
u a. hanson was Viaip'r ~
R..ai gresk Snnday
ehuinu swanaaer q Staying ~
Resei Crack.
Mr. grabii made a 1dp % GRIP
vasia Tlesany--
M amt Ms. Clmsncs Gaiiins
ara r,sanr ag-1uals Ir or1vafiil-
r,,s Cnmnerr;ar Club r--lcif ti'ipsr
stopped over night at Rebel Grsaa'
Monday night
1ars,ieen Cray. Nae eaIr1iiss.
Edith Catches. 3srz erurst nm
c-rahil. German G.raiiii, eenrsn -a'i'
son and Gearge asindg vent IN
sIsaring Eriu Sunday
German 9ranii was entertained
Tuesday evening with a siiaErnliia
surprise ,ar-v IN innnr Ut ms 1iir'
rsasursi 1ir-.idag 1nncing AID
xa4nes we're 1sis entertainment u
the evening. Harsiies1 arag fflrg 4
fancy dance. TIE Saslur9 -arn'
uios. A feiicinum Lune:ienu sr e;i.is'
and ctnenia1s vas ssrvsd fs =
rSclacx. Those grssens were NJ
and Mrs. Norris, NJ and NJ IAN
Collins. NJ. and H-z- Clarsilea CD
ms, Eazaleasn Cray Edira a1I't Ms
Catches. 2srE GrBri- Pail Esr'nas'
anu. Lewis Grahil, Frank srnr-
George D. Msiadys Ea3 and Gafirgs
Hanaau. M and Ma. Nn- ssraital
Wilbur. Elais and Eabg Gcahd-