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New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Pail Mall Supper Club TO Hold
Annual Dance on Saturday

Mrs. Roland Hinton Perry and Mr.;
Harry Scott Payton will hold the tniI1
annual committee dinner and dance OF
the Pail Mall Supper Club at the LOT i..
raine Saturday night. The comInit,tee t
inclrdes the Misses Dorothy Aehells'
katherine Adams. Betty Bailey, Con
stance Banks Millicent Barnard; pea
trice Beard, Frances Bogart, Katherine
Boston, Alice Bowker, Harriet Camae'
Nina Chatillon. Clarissa hurd, heien
jenkins, Frances MeCoon, Mary Moore'
Margaret Ramsay, Margaret Sehnic-
wind. Olivia Sterner, Peggy. stout
Rosamond Upham and Emily Wright
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Wesfchestcr Helps Children

Prominent residents OF Westehestef
co,,,tv will attend the dance and sup
ner Friday night in aid Of the Chill
dren's Association OF Westcnesterr !
County. which will be held at the
Observation-Disclosures Country Ciup' ~
rive. Those in charge Of the event
include Mrs. Ralph Hubbard. Mrs: BEN
iamin Fields, Mrs. Duncan buikeley,
Mrs. Charles Smithers, Mrs. henry
Steers, Mrs. Henry Dearborn, mrs;
Silas Rowland, Mrs. Z. q. Lulkin ana
Mrs Thomas =. Forrest.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
MRS IRENE nsGonn

NORTHAMPTON, England. Dee. II.
Mrs. Irene osgood, an author, died
at her home here to-day, after a
months illness. Mrs. 0sgood, who
was born in America and retained her
American citizenship, wrote several
novels and plays. She also was the
author Of a few books Of pens.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
War Cross for Harry Merz

WASHINGTON, Dec. 70. - Harry
Merz, living at the Hotel Theresa,
l25th Street and Seventh Avenue, New
York City, was to-day awarded the
Distinguished Service Cross for ev-
traordInary heroism IN action while
serving as a hrst lieutenant Of Com
pAny {, i05th Infantry, OF the z,th
New York National Guard division.
Merz's heroism occurred in the Dicke-
bush sector Of France on August 81.
1918.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Rlnch.Mendoza Wedding

Assemblyman Maurice Bloch and mrs'
Madeline Mendoza, daughter OF MT
Louis Charles Neuberger' OF TINS cry,
were married last night at the Hotel
Ambassador. The ceremony was per
formed by Rabbi Stephen 5. wise Inc
and his bride VIII DC AZ
White Sulphur Springs until the hegis-
latnre conYeneg in January.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Miss BieIefeldt TO Wed
Engagement Announced TO Mr..
Hamilton w. Robinson

Mrs. Carl V. Bielefeldt, Of Dron-
hinglund, Denmark. has announced tho
engagement OF her daughter, Miss
Agathe b. Bielefeldt, 10 Mr.. Hamilton
w. Robinson. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry A. Robinson. Of Yonkers. Mr.
Robinson is a graduate OF Princeton
and is a member OF the Lawyers Club
and Squadron A. During the war he
served as an officer in the field ar
tillery in France. Miss Bielefcldt has
been residing IN this city.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
MARRIAGES

BRADLEY -- sHATTUCK A. Tisntsln.
china. October 20. 1879. susan ians
shattuck. daughter ~ the late Major
Amos - fhattotk class ~ ~. n a
a. A. % Lieutenant Joseph Nlafen hfed
iey 18TH y. y lnfantfy. Class % a.
uGM A. No cards
DET.MONICO - MsNJLTl - on Tuesday.
December ~. Mary noa9. daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Bernasd J. McNuliy. a.
Gardner crlst D,imonico. of Morris.
town. NJ J.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

Julian Nally jr.. who Is n student at
Lswrenceville School
Mrs. George l. Carnegie, who has
been at the Plaza, will sail to-day on
the Paris TO spend the winter in the
Riviera.
Miss Helen Ramsay Tunbull Is At
the Plaza for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Perkins ar
rived from Boston yesterday and are
At the Belmont.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Janney, Of Wynne-
wood. Pa, is at the 81. Regis.
Other arrivals there include Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Delafeld, Of Tuxedo; Mr.
and Mrs. William Seward Webb jr., Of
Manhassett, and Mr.. and Mrs. Garret
A. Hobart, of Paterson.
Colonel and Mrs. William N. Haskell
arrived from Russia on the Berengnria.
Colonel Haskell has been connected
there with the American Relief Expedi-
tion for the last two years.
Several dinners will be given to-
night at Sherry's before the dance for
the Yorkville Social Center. Among
those who will entertain are Mrs. j.
Arthur Brooks, Mrs. George 7. Maxwell,
Mrs. Ralph NJ. Johnson, Mrs. Minturn
Post Collins and Mrs. John Bowers. y
midnight supper will be served.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

Birth, Engagement, Marriage.
Death and Ia Memcriam Notices
nay Be iclephOned 10 The Tibun,
any lime up 10 midnight for in
IerGon IN dr next day'' pspa.
Teiephone Beekmdn 1000.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
LADY CREASE

VICTORIA, B. c.. Dec. i2.--Lady
Crease, nlnety-six years old, widow Of
Sir Henry Crease, OF the British CO.
lumbia Supreme Court, Is dead.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

~ and Mrs. Edward J. NJ. Nally,
~ y, Vssining-on-Hudson, who are at the
nla' will sail for Europe January ..
cgr'ng the Christmas holidays they,
-ln pc Joined BY their son. EdWard
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

tm Virginia Sterry will entertain
,. 'ew friends at a supper in the grih
,ysn OF the Plaza tomorrow night TO
eeleorate her birthday.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

CAMPBIII,-auddcnl on Deceinbar ~,
HuTh. dearly beloved father u francis
Campbell aud br0fher.in law ~ Franh
D0wnsr. Funeral from D. = Donovan =
pariors. cas- Hudson a.. on Wednesday.
December ~, 81 $40 r.. ~. thence % ~
veronics'a Church. lnierment calYaFl
Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

CAMP-.Juiin VAL wife of Harvey r
Camp, Ia her 18th year, on December III,
1922. AZ West Hartford cnrn. Funeral
byterlan Church. stamford. her late
home, at half-past o'clock on Wetnsa
daN. Inlam mhar IL
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Miss Florence Walton
To Dance at Parrot Ball
Several 10 Entertain at Dinner
Before Exhibition at the
Riis on Dece Der ~


Miss Florence Walton will give an
sxhibition dance at the Parrot Ball, TO
v held at the Ritz-Carlton, December
~ Among those who will entertain
dinner before the ball will be
kh Charles Lane Poor jrp Mrs.
vstsnee Miehalis, Miss Anne J.. Town.
Net and Mrs. Herman Schwab.
~. and Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel
s.Arill return to-day from Atlantic
~ will spend the remsnder OF
~ usG at the Lorraine.
IAkley and Lady Sparks have ar
~ u the city from Syosset, L. l.,
90 nt at the Ambassador.
hn Rowland Hazard has arrived
nn een Hewitt, L. l., and is AZ the Ritz
Ssn'en. Sir Edgar Bowring, Of Lon
0A s also al the Ritz.
W. and Mrs. +. J. S. Mcvickar arc
ne Plaza from their home at White
Sn,' Other arrivals At the Plaza
'aslude Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Whit
IN IN who arrived from Katonah, NJ "
nc NJ. and Mrs. John f. Cowdin, OF
Tuxedo Park.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

BOHANNAN- The Funeral church
Campbell puilding). broadway.tsth st.
until "wednesday a. on.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
COITON-On Sunday pecomb.r n

Dempsey colton fnee Murphyl, below
wife of Joseph Cotton and mother
Viola Dempsey Funeral from her "a
residence. $50 West fsth o., on WffnI
day "a $50 a. m. thence 20 the Chur
of st Ambrose. Interment Calya
Cemetery,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

DAMBEH-On December n, ~ oaivesion.
Tex. Roger n nambef n summit, n.
Notice u funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
G0DnARD On

1874. az her residence. 2Ti Lexington
w. Norton Goddard. Funeral services
Will be held az 81 Oe0rEs'H Church
stuyyesant square and 18Th g. (esst Of
"a aY), on Friday morning December
10, ig2g, az II o'clock. Intermsnt pn.
yate
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
COPPINOER- Tuesday. Dscsm
DE HuDAIGO-Emiiis Bsriss. M

DOWD-on Sunday. December it, isif
Helen. beloved daughter Of Anthony and
Bridget DOWd fuea O'DOnnel) Funsral
from her late residence, 2i39 sth ay., oli
"wednesday, 9.f5 a. M. thence 20 Church
of g. Thomas the Apostle. intermsni
81. RaymOnd's Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

Julian Nally jr.. who Is n student at
Lswrenceville School.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
DEATHS

ADAMs-Jafnss CAMPBELL FuNERAL
CHURCH. Broadway -ssih e., Wsdnss-
day, n r. m,
AyFRY--At Athens Greece. December .
after q brief iiinsss Opheiia Todd, wife
~ the late Alfred 4. Avery. u keionah'
~ y.
BAkER-On Decsfnber -. 1881. Dsiehi
a., ~ his kld year. Funeral saryiees
Will b. held from tho residence of be
son. T. Dwight Baker 20 Lena ay.. Pre-.
mort. ~ ~ December ~. a. Sis p. ~.
in,erment Mahwah NJ =. 1910 D. N.
December 10. suner1, ~ p papers
please copy.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Miss Vanderbilt a Hostess

Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt enter
tsined some Of the seasons debu-
ssntes yesterday at luncheon at the
AMBASSADOR.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

VAN sANTyo0RD-At Kingston. NJ Y.
December ~, ie11, 0eriruds Van Banf
yoord Funeral a. residence. Pearl q.
on Thursday, az si1o y. N. Kindly onit
nONefs
WACKEhMAN --- ClaFinda CAMPBELL.
FUNERAL CHURCH. Broadway-eeth q
Friday. ~ noon.
The Monett times., 1922-06-30
r. E. BRUNER AT MoNETT

r. E. Bruner, owner of the Roar
ing River Resort and Hotel, was in
town Monday evening between trains
and left an advertisement for The
Times for the Fourth Of July cele
bration at the resort. Meals will be
served at the hotel, there will be all
the usual outdoor recreation, dancing
in the pavilion and other amusement.
In the evening there will be an efabor-
ate display of fireworks.
Mr.. Bruner said that work was pro-
crossing on the new dam and lake be-
ing constructed down the stream from
the resort. He said that second
lake would also be constructed further
down the stream.
Mr.. Bruner is making Roaring
River resort one Of the most popular
summer camps in the Ozark Play
grounds.
The Monett times., 1922-06-30
DE MOLAY LODGE TO
INSTALL OFFICERS

The DeMolay Chapter will hold in
stallation of officers at Masonic hall
this evening. All Master Masons are
invited to attend and the DeMolay
boys may bring girl friends.
The following officers will be in
stalled; master counselor, 10y Shep-
herd; senior counselor Homer Counts;
junior counselor, Amos Gurley, Jr.;
senior deacon, Joe Paul Lane; junior
deacon, Dan Taylor; senior steward
Victor Cox; junior steward, Lyle
Black; sentinel, Paul Pitts; marshal
Lloyd Lipe; chaplain, Russell Gilbert;
standard bearer Ralph WaItrip;
almoner, William Scott; first precep-
tor, Edgar. McMahan; second precep-
tor, Burl Henderson; third preceptor
Hays Heinibaugh; fourth p-eceptor
Burton Beasley; fifth preccptor, Les
lie Grimes; sixth preceptor, Raymond
Moore; seventh preceptor, Glen Smith
The Monett times., 1922-06-30
OKLA UNION

S. S. Harpers barn was destroyed
by fire Wednesday night. The barn
contained about 125 bushels of old
corn and seven big loads of clever hay
Mrs. Carl Birkes visited Mrs. Cora
Brattin Friday.
Mrs. Lulu Antle of Rocky Comfort
was buried at Concord Saturday after
noon.
The passenger trains on the M. &
N. A. are running regular now.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. P. Pitts and chill
dren spent Sunday with Mrs. Pitts
father w. J. Simms at Ridgley.
Harvey Higgs and wife spent Sun
day afternoon with Joe Lee and
family.
Floyd Riley and Sam Montgomery
are working on the section at Ridgley.
The Monett times., 1922-06-30
MT. OLIVE NEWS

Clyde Northcutt has been very i'll
but is better.
Sunday school was we'll attended
Sunday. Let everybody come and
help in this good work.
Miss Thelma Hillhouse who has been
visiting at the home OF ner uncle, E.
R. Russell for the past two months
left Friday of last week for an ex-
tended visit in Oklahoma.
D. M. Hunnell was Monett visitor
one day last week.
Rev. Scott and Goodnight were
calling on members of Mt. 0livet
church last Friday in the interest of
Baptist College at Bolivar.
Miss Willene Russell and brother
Master Russell returned to their home
at Duncan Oklahoma, Friday vening
after pleasant visit with relatives in
south west Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Russell and
family visited his brother E. r. Rus
sci and family Sunday evening.
Everyone enjoyed the good rain
Sunday and Monday.
Success to the Times.
The Monett times., 1922-06-30
FLAT WOODS

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Edwards and
children visited at the home of Millard
Terry Thursday.
Mrs. Wiley Pendergraph spent Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. j. s. McCraw
j. S. McCraw sprained his ankle
three weeks ago and is still unable to
walk without crutches.
Fern Bandy, Ruth Pendergraph,
Ava and Gwendoline Henderson visit
ed Mildred Edwards Friday evening.
Mrs. Earl Ragsdale visited her mo-
ther Mrs. L. A. Bandy Friday.
Aubra Henderson has recently pur-
chased a new saddle.
Mrs. Mabel Campbell and sons
spent Sunday with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. John Smith.
Wiley Pendergraph is sowing his
soy beans this week.
Luther Stringer and family are
visiting relatives near Ridgley this
week.
Fred Edwards is sharpening his
saws getting ready for another trip
into Kansas.
The Monett times., 1922-06-30
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
BEING HELD UP

At a meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Commercial Club Mon.
day, committee consisting of Solon
Wright, Chas. Mansfield and E. r.
SAKE was appointed to confer with tha
city commissioners with the purpose
in view of postponing the purchase Of
a city park or any move in that d.
rection until such time as the corr
ditions In Monett become more set
tied, believing that nothing should BE-
done toward spending money for pub
lie Improvements until the matters
now pending between the city of Nc
nett and the Frisco Railroad Company
are settled favorably to the interests
of Monett.
The committee reports that the
commissioners were in hearty accord
with this plan and, in fact, were tax
ing no action at this time, not can'-
sidering it good policy to buy park
until we are assured we need one.
If the matters between Monett and
the Frisco are settled satisfactorily,
the city will go ahead with the plans
to secure a park for Monett.
The Monett times., 1922-06-30
A JOLLY PICNIC IN
SPITE OF RAIN

The rain Sunday did not prevenk
a large party of Monett people from
enjoying a picnic which they planned
early in the week Plans had been
made to motor to Verona where they
would enjoy picnic luncheon and in
the afternoon motor TO the Tooker
swimming pool near Aurora. When
the rain came up, they decided to have
an indoors picnic and the party
gathered in the home of ]. J. Davis,
No. sos Fifth street, where they had
luncheon and in the afternoon drove
to Aurora where part of them enjoyed
swim, and in the evening returned
to the Davis home where they had
dinner.
Enjoying this delightful affair
we're Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Davis, Mr., and
Mrs. H. H. Westbay, H. L Bradford,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Matthews, Misses
Helen Davis, Thelma Matthews, JAG
quahn Matthews, Georgia West, Char
lotte Bradford; Messrs. Gaylord Price
Junior Westbay, John 7. Westbay
and Paul Matthews.
The Monett times., 1922-06-30
STONES PRAIRIE

Mr.. and Mrs. P. Gumbric, Hugh and
Howard Huffmaster, Mrs. HI. Geske
and daughter and Mrs. G. Schad were
the guests of Carl Schad Sr., and
family Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schallert and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Petlitzer and daughter Sunday.
Miss Selma Geske has been staying
with home folks during harvest has
returned. to Monett.
Mrs. Gusta Block and children of
Sarcoxie is visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. John Buckholtz on Stones
Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. H Geske were shop
ping in Monett Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Gumbric and Hugh
and Howard Huffmaster attended the
band concert in Monett Saturday
night.
The Monett times., 1922-06-30
UNION POLICY rs UN-
ALTERED LEWIS STATES
New Wage Scale Must be Established
For Miners Before Strike Ends,
Officials Asserts.

Washington, June 26.-Admini-
stration efforts to bring about settle
ment of the bituminous coal strike
met preliminary check today. After
conferences with President Harding
and Secretary of Labor Davis, John 4.
Lewis, president sof the United MinA
Workers of America, announced that
the union policy stilI was uHaltered IN
its insistence that a new wage scale
be set for the strike-riddeh mining
districts by national or semi i-national
conferences with operators.
The meeting between Mr.. Harding,
Secretary Davis and Mr.. Lewis at the.
white house luncheon table was the
last of series of conferences into
which Secretary of Labor Davis took
Mr.. Lewis after his arrival from
Cincinnati Sunday.
The Monett times., 1922-06-30
BRILLIANT WEDDING AT
CONNOR HOTEL In JOPLIN

The Ccnnor Hotel in Joplin was the
scene of the most brilliant wedding OF
the season on Saturday night, when
Miss Caroline Newberger became the
bride of E. Bertram Berkowitz. The
parlor on the mezzanine floor, where
the ceremony was performed, was
elaborately decorated for the occasion
Twenty-Five rooms adjoining the par
lor were used for accommodating the
guests and the members Of the bridal
party.
After two months honeymoon in
Canada, Mr.. and Mrs. Berkowitz will
go to Kansas City, where they will
reside at a home in the Country Club
district.
The Monett times., 1922-06-30
RELEASE JACKSON; NEW
CHARGE FILED
Technical Points in Information
Prompt Prosecutor to Re-File-
Will be Tried in November.

Joplin, June 27.-Information
charging Lavanus Jackson of Law
renee county with the murder of J.
B. Tillman, Carthage attorney, will be
dismissed today in division No. of
circuit court at Carthage and Jackson
will be rearrested, returned to Mount
Vernon and arraigned on new
charge Of murder in the first degree.
j. A. Potter, Lawrence county
prosecuting attorney, made that state
ment last night in conversation over
long distance telephone with The
Globe.
Decision to "begin all over again" +"
Potter said, was the result Of num-
ber Of technical points in law con
corning the case brought up in the
Carthage court by attorneys for the
defense.
Jackson's formal arraignment is set
for tomorrow before Judge ]. D.
Perkins, but will be prevented by the
dismissal of the charge. AS result
of Potter's decision on new course
of procedure, Jackson's trial will go
over until the next term of court at
Carthage, which will be in November
this year.
Principal among technical compli-
cations arising in the cause, in the
opinion Of Potter, is the contention
by counsel for Jackson that the in
formation cannot be amended after
the case has been taken from one
court to another by change of venue.
The case was transferred from the
Lawrence county court at Mount Ver-
non to Jasper county upon application
by the defendant. M
The Monett times., 1922-06-30
SOUTHWEST PURDY

Miss Pearl Mckee was the Sunday
guests of Miss Mildred Strother
The Butterfield ball team went to
Monett Sunday to play ball.
Miss Marzelle and Lora Boyer
visited at the home of General Scooter
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim McCracken and
daughter Louise and Miss Pearl Long
visited in Purdy Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hlggs and
daughter Miss Jeyel and Miss Neva
Strother visited at the home of Ernest
Goostree Sunday.
Miss Zelma Strother spent Sunday
with Miss Goldie Scooter.
Bill Ware left Sunday for Arkansas
and will return about Wednesday. He
will be married while there and bring
his bride home with him.
Bryan and Ray Higgs visited
General Scooter Sunday.
The Monett times., 1922-06-30
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IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE

Inasmuch as death has come into
our midst and taken from among us
our dearly beloved sister, Mrs. J. c.
Leake,
Be it resolved that we submit to the
will of the heavenly Father for He do
eth all things we'll.
Mrs. Leake was one of our most
faithful members and we feel that
her place can never be filled.
AS a member of our church she was
ever faithful, loyal and true, being
always present at the preaching
services, Sunday school and prayer
meeting.
As a friend and neighbor she was
dearly beloved, for she was ever doing
personal service among all with whom
she came in contact. 1t was source
of delight for her to remember the
aged, the sick and needy, for she was
filled with charity and love for all
Be it further resolved that we ex-
tend to the bereaved family our heart
felt sympathy in their hour of sad
ness.
He has gathered d dear one into
his bosom and she is softly sheltered
from the trials and sickness that
torture these earthly tabernacles.
Blessed are the dead which die in
the Lord from henceforth; Yea, saith
the spirit, that they may rest from
their labours, and their works do fol-
low them.
Mrs. L. A. Logan.
Mrs. L. NJ. Dsvidson.
Mrs. w. A. Payne, Committee.
The Monett times., 1922-06-30
COUNCIL PASSES NEW
POOL HALL ORDINANCE

The city council, in a special sess-
ion held Monday afternoon, passed ar
ordinance repeating all previous or,
dinances regulating pool and billiard
halls in Monett and passed new or
dinance.
Among the provisions of the new
ordinance is one which reads: 1T shall
be unlawful for any person, copart.
nership or corporation to set up, own
or operate any billiard or pool hall
within four blocks of any schoo
building, church building or any the
atre building in the city Of Monett.
1t provides that applications for
operating such business shall he made
to the city council and shall be filed
with the city clerk for a period Of
ten days before being acted upon BY
the city council.
By the new ordinance minors are
not permitted to play upon the poo
or billiard tables nor to remain in or
around such place of business. For a
violation Of this provision the council
may revoke and cancel the license OF
such person. The place will not be
permitted to remain open ON Sunday
or between the hours of 9 p. IN. or 6
a. m. on other days of the week.
No person under twenty-one years
or age shall be employed in pool OF
billiard hall in Monet. While the
place is open for business, the ordin-
ance provides that the blinds and cur
tains on the windows and doors shall
be drawn and SO arranged that full
and unobstructed view may be had of
the interior thereof, and all obstruct-
ions On the inside of the building shall
be removed from in front of said Win
dow that would tend to obstruct the
view into caid building shall be re-
moved from the same, and all en-
frances and openings and the physical
condition of said building, both ex-
terror and interior shall at all times
be subject to the control of the mar
shall or chief Of police"
The owner of a pool hall, by the
ordinance, will not be permitted to al
low "kelly pool" or to permit any bet
ting on a game played on his tables.
Punishment for violation Of any
provisions Of the ordinance consists of
fine of not less than $1.00 nor more
than $1O0, or by Imprisonment in the
city Jail for period of not less than
one day nor more than three months,
or by both such fine and imprison-
ment.
The ordinance is in effect from and
after its passage and approval, June
26, 1922.
The Monett times., 1922-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude E. Spahr and
small daughter, Betty Ann, Of Inde-
pendence, Kansas, who have been
wishing Mrs. Spahr's sister, Mrs. j.
M. Robinson and family on North
Central avenue, left Sunday morning
for their home They were accom-
panied by Miss frankie Elizabeth
Davenport. Mrs. Robinson, accom-
panied by Mrs. L. A. Manley left
Wednesday morning for independence
to spend the remainder Of the week
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Spahr and
frankie Elizabeth will return home
with them.
The Monett times., 1922-06-30

Thos. J. Talbert, native Missouri
an and widely known horticulturist
has recently been elected to take the
place Of Prof. v. R. Gardner, who, as
head of the horticultural department
at the Missouri College of Agriculture
has resigned his position. Professor
lTalbert has been superintendent ot
Institutes and extension schools at the
Kansas State Agricultural College
Continuing the present exceptionally
high standards of fundamental re-
search and student instruction, Pro
fessor Talbert's department will
maintain an active interest in develop
ing the horticultural industry in Mis-
souri,.
The Monett times., 1922-06-30
ACCOMPLICE in SWINDLING
CASE rs ARRESTED

4. John Green was arrested Tuesday
morning by Constable Joe A. Jackson
charged with being an accoInplice of
John Fritz Of Webb City
who was arrested all, few
days ago charged with defrauding Lee
Evans of between $1400 and $500.
The case Of John Fritz will be tried
in circuit court, and Green went to
Cassville this morning to appear be-
fore Circuit Judge to furnish bond
for his appearance.