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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28
BLUE MOUS E
my WILD IRISH ROSE

My Wild irish Rose II now show.
Ing az the Blu. Mouse thea,er. All
those who love tho land az shamrock
will 30 Wild over this splendid photo.
play. which tells a thrilling story Of
life IN the Emerald iaic In the early
days Of Queen vic'oria's reign.
MY Wild Irish Rose was adapted
from the famoua old stage success.
The shaughraun. By Dion Bouci.
cault. II made its debut nj tho
Drury Lane theater. London. In 1915.
and since fhcn has been played all
over the English speaking world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28
S T r AN D
-TnE OLD HOMESTEAD"

(Parsmourtb
rreis Joshua. Th<nfnrs Roberts
Ruben. ............s-.+.. .hsrrtson Ford
Tho Old Homestead" III. story
that carries Ruben. "a small town
boy" around the world after he had
been accused OF robbery. and than
brings him back TO the cid homo. 20
tho girl he loves and the friends no
left behind. Is said 20 he one Of tho
great pictures Of the year. IL opened
At tho Strand Thursday and has since
been showing 10 n crowded house at
each presentation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28
| WINTER GARDEN
-TuE FIGHTING GUIDE

Ned LEhtninx william nunesr
Ethel Mac Donaid ....... Edith johnson
some OF tho most beautiful West.
ern scenery ever shown In pictures
In used for backgrounds In the Wi.
liarn Duncan picture. Tho Fighting
Guide" which opens at the Winter
Garden Saturday.
Before making the production. Mr..
Duncan spent much time with hts
cameraman securing California for
scenic regions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28
SWEET AGAIN
IN CENTURY COMEDY

Harry Sweet. who VIII he re-
memberod for his boob character.
isa,lons In many Century comedies.
has returned 10 that organization
and viii bo seen IN the Leo Moran
picture. ''rho Boaricr"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28
FAMOUS IRISH PLAY
AT THE BLUE MOUSE

My Wild Irish Rose "a famous
drama o. tho Emerald isle. will open
Saturday al tho iiiue Mouse. The
picture. enacted by an aiistar cast.
was adapted from Dion Boucieaults
famous play. ''Thc shaughram."
The plot II an absorbing one;
there ara spies. informern. ''rcd.
coats" and pretty Irish collccna
galoFe--and In addition there are
three love stories. three heroes and
three heroines. The picture has been
lavishly produced under tho sklllfui
direction OF David Smith. who has
such successes as Black Beauty"
Flower OF tho North" and The
Little Minister to his credit. lie has
hrough, out all tho ricsurcaquenoss
and oid.world charm which Is lnhrr.
ent In The subject and has made My
Wild Irish Rose" a fnasterplccs OF
coiorful atmosphere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28
PRINCESS
TOOLS PARADISE

tFaramounp
fsn rssrhouif. ...*...... porothy Dalton
A<k1rr Phelps Conrad <akei
Tools Paradise. which opens at
the Princess today. Is said 10 be one
Of the greatest screen productions
jet produced by Cecil u. De Mile. A
vide range Of scenery was necessary
for the production. including one
from France and another from Siam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28
BIG THEATER SET
FOR BABY PEGGY

A massive thcster Get Il being
built on tho Century comedy lot
In preparation for a Forthcoming
Baby PegHy production which n 20
carry that three year.oid darling OF
tho screen thru tho turbulent life
Of a stage child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28

Parson--f hear that Providenee.
In its wisdom. has taken your wife.
Ciler--Ye=. hut ! doubt about tho
wisdom. IL with probably regret II
later. --karikaturcn. Christnnla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28

A rarmesan cheese has been KEEP.
good for $50 years.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1922-11-11
shipping sesrs 10 sued.

chicmg"--SuIt for *i.OO.UDO dnm-
ages wMs filed In the United StMtcs
District Court against the shipping
Bourd and MunsOn Steamship line by
Cant. u. 4. HangcnSen. formerly EN-.
ployci by the Alunson line. In the bill
Of complaint Captain Hnngensen
clnrxcd thui he hnd been blnckllsted
by the Munson line. and the Shipping
Hoard. The blacklist, the blu alleges,
followed u report liz made Of irreEu-
,arItIsa Involving shipping Board en-
pluy6s.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1922-11-11
FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

There Il only one medicine that really
stands out pre-eminent a. . medicine fog
eurable ailments Of the kidneys, liver and
bladder.
Dr.. Kilmer's Swamp Root stands the
higbest for the reason that Il has proven
70 b Just the remedy needed in Thousands
upon thousands Of distressing cases.
swamp Root makes friends quickly be.
cs,ss its mild and immediate effect ID
sdou realized in most cases. II y gea-
tie, healing vegetable compound.
Start Treatment at once. Sold at al
drug stores in bottles Of two sises, medium
and large.
However. II you wish Arst to test this
great preparation send ten cents 70 Dr..
kilmer L Co., Binehamton. n. Y, for q
sample bottle. When writing Be sure and
nsentioo this psper.-Advertissment.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1922-11-11

0fainola, Okla. al an now aheo-
lutsly free from the feminine trouble
from which suffered, together with
annoying nesvousness, and I certainly
owe my recovery 70 Doctor Pierce'a
Fayosias Prescription. ! have taken
only three bottles, but am sound and
YEA and have gained 10 pounds.s-
Mn. Minnie Austin.
II you're nervous Of troubled Ike
Mrs.. Austin, 70 70 your druggist q
once and obtain this Prescription OF
d.. Pisfcs's, In tablets Of liquid. Write
d.. Pisrce IN Buffalo, N. T., for free,
Confidential medical advice. 6sn6 100
u you desire . tsial package table4s.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1922-11-11

"I,ah! Golf In an old man's Eaine !"
II can't afford II. either.
TennesseeAn.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1922-11-11
OUTLINES VIEWS
on PEACE PACT
~AsrEssro~ AGAIN. DECLINES
70 pAsrtctpArE m
coNFEREMcE
EXPLAIN US. ATTITUDE
WILL SEND ONLY oSsERvEas TO
THE LAU4ANHE
MEETING.

WaShinxreA.-Tk6 Americas INV
eminent. IN nos~S delivered IN The Bstc-
sish. Ereneh ard Italian ~nssss6eA II
washia91.a. formally de-tis>d n par
tieipars IN the Near East tea<e enafer-
en"r sche'inte-t IN h. hesd In Lansann'.,
Switzerland this m~ath.
Iarsr. the STATE department made
tuttie thi. SoSernm<ae-s posifi0a "a
the conference as ssfiln>d IN The
aide m>rnoire~ which was transmit
ted ~ rh~ three governments con-
errn~,i through rhe Americas embas-
si-s at Io<s<nu. Paris zsd Rome.
Reference to the aide nnernoire'
wa. made ia the formal reply 10 the
allied notes .nvi,snx participation
hit whirh were M received by the
state department nnsii after the aide
n,~noire- carrying Instructions re-
2ardinx h<-Am~rican view. had bees
dispatched! To The american repre-
s~nrarfves in the three foreign
capitals.
Th~ formal reptiles. Ike the formal
Invitations. were directly word~d and
explained that the United States
would -end only Observers to the
Lausanne meeting. and added that
that conference was primarily peace
conference 10 end a war in which the
United States was not u b~ilizerenf-
The fexr Os the aide ns~rscire upon
which the formal replies we're based
fifude. follows:
The conference proposed for the
purpose 1f drawing M n treaty Of
peace with Turkey will have primarily
to denI with the problems resulting
from tic stale Of beiiiSerency he
tween the allied powers. Turkey and
Greece. The United States WAS
neither ut war with Turkey nor q
party to the arInistIce Of 1918 and
dives not tesfre 10 participate in the
final peace negotiations. or to assume
responsibility for the political and ter
riforiai adjustments which may be
effected.
For the puTpo~e Of clarity certain
subjects Of particular American con-
Germ may be briefly summarized.
II. The maintenance Of capltuls-
ti0ns which may I,e essential I" the ap-
pr0prinfe safeguarding Of non NOsiem
interests.
"2. The protection under proper
guarantees Of phiInnthropic. ednca-
tlOnal and religious Institutions.
-. Appropriate undertakings In re-
gard 10 the freedom Of opportunity
without discrimination, or special
privilege, for commercial enterprise.
~. Indemnity for losses suffered by
Americans In Turkey NJ result OF
arbitrary and Illegal acts.
-. suitable provisions for the pro
lection NJ iHinor!ties.
70. Assurances touching the free
dom III the straits.
". Reasonable opportunity for
northumberland rt.tturch md study"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1922-11-11
THE WORLD N
PARAGRAPHS
A ResGg aEcoNo o. pA3S4aG
GvkArs IN TINS AAo foA
Gse~ coUNTRIGa~
N LATE DISPATCHES
90. SeS AAo HASrHH,NsS THAT
MARX THe eAoSeeSS
o. THG A1G-
NERIZ1EQ

WE1TEu
Waiter H. saasss1, 10, = dessvssv, was
shSs ana IAsfsas,y kIHed ~ Camp
g1ewIa, Wash, who's Ne attempted 10
escape from assissyy 9sasda
one Hrenas1 Wa killed sad several
osA<ys were Isjsved ~ fssisss ~s's
WIEN fhe Washington JIish schno. at
Portland was dessso9ed ~ fire, The
knitd4Ax WAS oaIoed ~ E5h0pD.
Hoxh sydeHhans, former CHIEF IT pss-
nee of Sacramento, CSte Ammons-
painter. and Merle Moran. all alleged
arrested IN warrants charging grand
larceny,
George k<srs. o,ee associated with
t0Aeeff y, Harrison. son Of former
President I.enJamin Harrison, Ia pub
fishing me Montana Journal, at Hei-
era. Mont. was f.>nd dad Ia the
bathroom IT his apartment with tG'!-
lei ;frUhxh his head
Miss Blanche AdefIs Hawkins, mi
v%rsi,g s.nd~n, Al t>~rketey. Calf.
I1Jds me distinction II beinz The first
f,ersnn IN The Cnitsd States 10 he
granted license sor ieaeiSns whist,
Ing in the ppthic set'Dois- shs he
iiDvss wiisUInx real Iagsirai ac-
cUntdisbm~nt.
Aner having been ctsseted for nearly
fur hDDfs the jury In the case 81 ten
Industrial Workers ~ he World. al
sacramento. Calf. charged with vi,-
Iatinx the California criminal syndi-
caiisrn art. disagreed and was dis
charged The vofc was reported 10
haze sfns,d q 10 = far conviction.
Charged with grand Iarcsny fOr the
alleged defrapdlnx Of Seattle Investors
II Thousands Of d<,iIsfs through pr0rs-
Is<s III returns fr10 secret pr''cesS
fOr the frmnsm1fnti"n Of common lead
into silver. trsnk Anderson. Vice pres
I,j~ni Df the Aero Metal Company. and
Y. 81. voxeis,,n. secretary. we're nr-
rested few days sgD.
The first stamp 0f tie new s-ccni
denomination t,eanny the likeness Of
former President lttx,sevrls. WINS pre-
ssnted ~ Mrs. Theotjore Roosevelt re.
GENTLY. shd the Issue placed IN sale nj
oyster hay. n. r.. Il"~eveirs home
" New York cry. his brfhI'ince. md
ut tie Warrington fbliateiic agency.
rive stamps eacf from the first sheet
will t1 given Z" Thr"tt'Fe U"'sTyeif'
Jr.. assIsfnnt secrrtsry III the nnsy.
and Mrs. Alice I<JnRw0r'b, s1n nhh
= s.S.Sfsts.Sl ~.
dnna"ter VI we '"Ime' p'e'"'e'' ~
eep' NJ we '"'e' "''ee' "'"'"' w"
Stamps WIZ MOI "" P'"ce" y" '.'e
~"'r~ "hH' t"e p'e"'" '"PP'S W
cent stamps ~ 'fh""s'c"'
Hrpn,.r Sheppard, III Tcsns, las left
Washington for Atlantic CITY, where
hr viii enter N snn,inriu,n far treat.
,ncnt IN ,rvy,,nt ~ uI,yslcvl break down,
r,., A..,,.,,., Admins, IN. pr.,t.
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statement by q. q. Iiinckiey, sccre.
tury. Tint II would s,jIptn,rt 2tD cnndI-
doivs for the Hrnnte and House wID
stood for n modification Of the Vol
stead net 10 permit the manufacture
nnd snir Of light Wines md beer, In
~ urciuiInInry statement ten days agU
tho association listed ~ candidates.
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1922-11-11

Let this mind be In ysu. which was
also In Christ Jesus. Let nothing be
done through strife or vsinglory; but
In IowIiness Of mind let each esteem
other better than themselves--PhilIp-
plans 2 -, 3.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1922-11-11
WOMEN Of MIDDLE AGE
ATrynG Period Though Which, Every
Woman Must Pass
h.e1l sscesseis.s Csven By ths Wemsa Whoss
Letters Fo2ov

III zitjesJ Hns u . wuosss ne
,s.s5y eonss bstvoso u ysaes q
Is snd 50, I'D = sftsn bssst wtth -
DsyfnG sympeso1 seeA - Dsryous-
Dsss, hYitsbaHty, Delaneboaa. Hest
Has6ss o. Wsvse Of hsat sPpeaf %
pnee over d. body, ea0o0 ~ foes 70
b vssy red and 6ftso hstaG eohsed
aehs, dizziness aod . esaoe q s6o-
estioo.
Another annoying 0yDReo0 which
comes et this dine b q hahinty to
recall names, dstss a. cthse snail
facts. This 10 Habls tonaksa woman
loes eoufdsnes II hseseh. 8hs b.
eomss nsfvou1, ovo1ds meeting
etxanesfs end dreodb 70 % cut alon6.
Lydia z Pinkhanb Vegetable
Compound - especially dated 70
heip women at This time. Il sxar-
e3ses Q restorative influence, tones
and strengthens Tie system, and ~
sssts nature 10 he looG weeks anf
months covering this period Let 4,
help carly 700 through this time OF
Hfe, Il = Q spIsndA med3eine for the
middle-sGsd woman. II u prepared
from medicinal roots and herbs and
contains no harmful drug O. mar
cotics.
q Textbook upon sAilments
you FREQ upon request. Write
.ino CO., Lynn, MassAehuSotts.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1922-11-11
Present Strength Of Army.

Prssent strength o. Army.
The total strength ~ the army with.
In tho continental limits ~ tho United
ktnirs nj tbs present time II N7MD.
NJ whom soue 72.UpO are nriny nurses.
rlai service. such NJ tho aunrtrrm,ns.
ter corps, medical corps nnd nnanca
department
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1922-11-11

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slightly injured and many Windows In
broken,
4 fierce G1hr t,-,k place recently ar
CIifd~n, Ireland, f',rty five miles north
vest N Galway. between National ssd
6iers and a !orcc a.. irregniar-, Eighty
N he Nationals were captured after
a feryhorr barfle, One o. their bar
rack. was burned to the zsognf. and
another wa. blown az, ~ mine.
An ura.n, ,s,I lar f,.if, wa. r.c.;vs,I
by the FEDERAL government at Heyi.u
CJfy a few days 20. fF,ia the governor
of truintans Eo,.. eastern prosfnc. Of
JWdlNNs WHO tei~SFsTusl EbSt rft$ I'll
lire coast las been dashed f,r the last
week by severe storms. whici, have de
stro-ed property and crops and caused
some loss 81 NE.
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1922-11-11

In the long run the CHIEF aim Of hu.
man laws Is to protect tile rights Of
the minority.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1922-11-11
Tornado sweeps MisssvrI Tewn.

Joplin. Mo.-One person is dead.
two ARE In u hospital, and several are
missing In IL tornado which struck In
two parts Of Webb City, several miles
northeast Of Joplin. u few days ago.
one body WINS taken to the morg'ie
md two Injured to the Jane Chlnn
hospital ut Wehb city. Search IL being
,n,tIc for several others thought dead.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1922-11-11

LyAlA Z phkho0's Private Textbook upo0 "Auments
FREQ request. Write
Ptnkha Medicine Co.. Lynn MassaehuSotts
h40k QQn1nfDR YAlQA91e lnfOEmA0On.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-04

years G IN February 9. 1910. n group
OF men. who were Interested IN helping
boys become real men. met IN Washing
ton. One OF their number had recently
returned from England. As the result
OF a good turn done him BY an Eng
ton OF the English Scout movement
and felt tha, IL could be easily adapted
20 ht the American boy. The result OF
this meeting was the Organization OF
the Boy Scouts of America. a non-mili-
tAry and non-sectarian movement.
whose only aim 10 to build character
and train good citizenship through an
appealing programme which fills the
boys leisure time
So this year during the week Of
February to 18th, the 100000 BOY
Scouts Of the United States are going
to celebrate their twelfth birthday. or
in other words they ere OF the &C
quired Scout age. While to e certain
extent all the programmes all through
out the unit are similar, the follow
ing is the one that Hammond'e sixteen
troops Will carry out:
"Wednesday. Fah. 8. All Troops will
mobilize at Central school ~ 1850 ,. n.
and march to Harrison park for q Big
camp are. Here st 8 p. m. they viii
repeat their lave ene renew their oath
at exactly the came time that II Is be-
ing done By ali Scouts throughout the
COUNTRY.
Thursday, Feb. 8. ard February 20.
al Troops will invite parents and
friends to their meetings and have spe-
ciaI recognition OF Lincoln's birthday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-04
Personal and
Social News

Miss Mildred Sheerer ver pleasantly
entertained - bridge yesterday after
noon at her home en- Warren street
IGNORING her house guest. Miss Mar
3orte Todd. a student with Miss Shee-e
at he University or wisconsin. Ther1
wers rEo tables ard honors were
made BY MS. Albert william Lamp
rel. Al dainty and delicious luncheon
was served a. the concluoioa % the
games.
MS. A. p. Hedrcz OF Delpnoe. ohio.
20 che guest OF NJ. and Mrs. p. Z.
Davis OF State line street and MI. apS
Mrs. Charles Hubbard OF Claude street
Hrs Eedr-ck VIII be here go- one
Gne.
Dir. and Mrs ". p. Hoffman o.
Douglas avenue announce the birth o.
a little son this morning. February the
Gou-th.
Hiss Miriam curiey % chicago IS
Ge weekend guest % Mi@ Laura
Fitzgerald OF Carroll street.
=
&vs. julius Eeyn delightfully."- enter
tanned the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
Club az luncheon on Thursday Il her
lone IN Glendale PARK. There were
lovely Sonquiis. ereesl2o and pussy
wtllows n s. low oowi. and covers
we're laid cor twelve. A delicious
luncheon was served. srte- which
bridge was PLAYED at three tables, and
tha honors were made ~ MS. Burn
sam Lanman. The guests for the
afternoon were Mrs. Frank r. Besn.
Mrs. william wilke and Miss Leoda
sIcAleev. The club will be entertain
ed on next Friday afternoon BY Mrs.
Haul G. Moorhcad OF State Line street
Ar. Charles Eobbs or san Francisco
was the dinner guest o. Mr.. 4. Murray
Turner OF Glendale ark last evening.
Mss Josephine E1rinosll. who S. at
tending National kindergarten College
u Chicago. IS spending the weekend
with her PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs. Q. n.
Arinoill OF Warren street, an6 has as
Ter house guest her roommate. Mss
Katherine Mcbride os Holland. Mich.
hrs. Fred Bunying entertained the
Past Officers Club Of the Golden Rule
council Of Daughters or Liberty yes
cerday afternoon al her home OF Eaton
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-04

asgoes. During the business, sess "a
Mrs. Thomas T3.ey wa elected prcsl-
dent. Mrs. Wal Hartman Vice press-
dcas. Mrs.. Harry Kahl secretary and
Miss Maggie Knoota treasurer. a
PLEASANT social afternoon wac spent.
aa6 che -e2t meeting VIII be held II
two weeas u tho home or Mrs. George
Atkins Of Wa-lLcs Road.
Malcolm Douglas stewarE, u. sor
Of MI. and Mrs. N. D. Stewart OF
Warren street. viii return TO the Ua:-
versisy CT Illinois on Monday after
spending the pact wce,s With his par
erts.
Miss katherine oberlin returned
home this afternoon from Rockford
College 10 spend several days here.
The jolly Players Five HUNDRED II
met at Gary yesterday at the home og
Mrs. Forrest Smith or Jefferson greet
At noon q pot luck luncheon, was serv-
ed. and the table wa.s attractive with
: bouquet OF pink posse and narcisSvs.
Five hundred was played at two tables,
and the Elonors we're made By Mrs W.
4. BecAman. Mrs Vincent Mccormick
Of Cary, and 3Irs. Forrest Smith. The
club Will meet again IN two weeks al
the hon1e % Mrs. Beckmaa OF WiIllarna
street.
Miss Katherine Euc.,el VIII enter
ain al dinner tA.s evening in her
home II Aenwood. There will be ter
guests.
-
TNn - b.
rnond Wonan's Club ~lN meet with
Mrs William Skinner. 100 Highland
street, OF Monday afternoon at half
past two O'Clock. Roll cal, viii be
with quotations from the Lyric o.
India" ami the subject for the after
noon Will be the art o. India. by MS.
J. j.. Anderson. Current are TOPICS
VIII be discussed By Mrs. p. 2. Pow
ley.
Tas employees OF the gathering de-
p~arfnaeAt OF the Conkey Publishing
Company gave e delightful surprise
party last FOR Mise Marie Flaherty g.
her home on Van Buren street IN honor
OF hcr birthday. Caraes were played
and pretty prizes given TO Miss Trleda
Stark and MIss Ruth Rerner. The
50~OS OA~OSO0 GcA-AAS- GANC nlGA q
dainty luncheon was served. TO fourteen
guests. Miss Flsherty Received G
number OF lovely gifts. together with
the congratulations ard hearty. good
wishes o. her friends.
Master Henry LAnnnaH, 2itGle sor o.
Nj. and Mrs. Henry Larman OF Ken
wood. submitted 10 An operation on
Thursday FOR tonsilitis and adeaoids.
The little boy Is coDvaleooins very
nicely.
Yrs. Mary RemstocS OF Valparaiso
IS the house guest OF M. and Mrs.
Roecoe HemEoctx oe Elizabeth street
for s. few days.
Mrs. w. ". &oneeureg c~Saa<nsngIy
entertained che young ladies' OF the
Wednesday Aftarnoon Five Hundred
Club at luncheon In her horne on Will
iiams street. The tables were daintily
attractive and & delicious course
luncheon vas served 20 the eight
guests. Cards were played and hign
score made BY Mrs. Glenn Charter.
The next meeting will &c held in two
weeks a. the home OF Mrs. Floyd riff
fifth OF Kerwood.
William Dobbie OF Pennsylvania ave
nue. is very i'll st hts home as he re
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included with g itet OF ether COLLEGE
gridiron stars who played at Taylor
Vile. but an Investigation 6isciossC
hat he did not play a. Tay,o=viie Ak
Was ex~onerated-
However. Johnny now "fesgss uD
that he did play professional foot5a-s
az he took part IN the 2SliwauEse-R
sine American Legion team game 81
November. he has played his e.
three years o. college football 70 20
action Is going 20 be taken By the eee-
EIty. II IS said.