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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-14

RYAN.-aJan. 10 1929. JOHN j.. , hps-
sHs Of ana Ryas M o wh
day. $40 a NJ: from his IatS ,,i:, residence.
sf"' St. Ahn's TC Church at 10 a. NJ IntsTment
cEs HHERTFF Mrs. FaSsiS EhM
%sm TXSG M e. eo%a%s ssaSns Shes%u Ct nSr nff H San S'
shIBMEIHt 81 the resdenqe Iy;,vo Of his daughter,
rS r. ii M"H$E.fh i5 29NMS 2gtS + fiji
Relatives and friends are invited TO the
fScVSG 6g oyer on H. Har Bds st.
InteEmsnt at the SonyeInIsnGs Of the family:
ToPo'Ho p H. a's rosdeSSS nee Khkwood n j. ST" %t
drSaTTSN rsSTEINian JG is DG i625 NATHAS RSS2" hus.
band Of Regina Stein. Relatives ana friends
slso ;'h.yrS XNyS356 an c6o,sd, are t;ny!,cd !"
residence. l347 w. York ST. Int. Mt. Carmel
Gem
ToFMANM5p% II M a;S M5py rSdrmER rALHERT IL HSs
9"I p ~, at S2S Green st. Int. .'I private, TS,
late Edward THohy tnee, iiaE,r!y}. Funeral
aaa Mad cSEsien S Solemn "' rc9uom Tsss"Sf mnss g.
Ar,hoRy's, Church 70 \; n rs Holy Cross;
and the late Anthony Lynch native or XII
IfrGicRds are Invited 70, funeral, Mon' $50
A NJ. from the residence OF her uncle
Michael MIcCiInn, l2H n Ltindenycod, st.
WNRRICK Jan, I3.. EMMA JONES,
widow Of william WNrrick. 81 W. Harvey
st.. Germantown, Due notice Of funeral
WELDING. ian. II, THOMAS J. WELD.
no, husband Of Rose Welding (nee Tishel
Mon, 7;2O 4. NJ, from sisters resic!cac%e,, %,
IIIO s 10Th st. High Gass 0f requiem 81
Anthonys = Church A, NJ. Int Holy Cross
Gem Atlantic City payers copy.
WHALlIN.--Jan +. WILLIAM, husband
of Harriet Z, Whnleni, Relatives and
o. a., also tho Tapestry Carpet Workers
gnion NJ are rom my1tsd his to 20 %d,G1~ funeral
TULIP st. Int, Fernwood, Remains may be-
viewed Fri eve.
WIIINAMS.--A Pitnan, n. j., Jan. n
IL'rIiEl \, WILLIAMS, agod rs Reia
lives and friends invited TO funeral Services
Mon, r Nj at res;iSdsYnGGS Of his son,
ITurRn. ~ Y. Int private, Frienus' Iury
ms Grounds. Sal"r" J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-14

Ross.--Jan. II. JoH$, husband Of Emile
friends invited to funeral Mon, 8 A. NJ,
7OT Cambria st High mass 81, Bonaven-
tura's Church $50 y. NJ. Int Holy Scpul-
oh Gam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
BEWARE THE
COUCH Or COLD
THAT HANGS ON

chronir coughs and persistent colds
lead To serious lung trouble. You can
s.o, them now with Circumcision, an
emuls!,ied creosote that Is pleasant TO
take. CreomulS!on Is new medical
discovery with tw0fcld action; 1t
soothes ard heals the inflamed MEM
branes and kills tho germ.
or all known drugs. creosote Is recog-
nizcd by the medical fraternity as the
greatest healing agency FOR tho treat
ment OF chronic coughs and colds and
other forms OF throat and lung troubles.
Creomuls!on containA in addition TO
crcoso,e. other healing elements which
sonthe and heal the inflamed membranes
and stop the irritation while the crco-
soto goes on to the stomach, Is abb
sorbed into the blood attacks the seat
OF tho trouble and destroys tho germs
that lead TO consumption.
Creomuls!on Is guaranteed satIsfnS-
tory in tho treatment Of chronic coughs
md colds. bronchial asthma. catarrhal
bronchitis and other forms of throat
and lung diseases, and Is excellent fov
building up tho system after colds or
the flu. Money refunded II any cough
or cold. no matter Of how long standing.
Is no, relieved after taking according
TO directions. Ask your druggist. Creo1
mulsion Co, Atlanta. Ga.-(Adr)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14

,iliis city yesterday afternoon. The
plant has been operating at about -
percent OF capacity for some months
and the closing Of six mills Will reduce
the operation to fly per cent
NarHns Perry Briefs.
Justice Of the Pence Thomas Cnyne
is again confined Ia his home on Second
street, with illness.
Lieutenant and Mrs. James B. RSs"
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Wallace, of Pal
myra. y. j.. are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs D. NJ. Ryan. of South Third street.
R.v. c. 3. Wingerd arrived home yes
inrday after few days bushes visit TO
Pittsburgh.
]. c. Mansfield. chief of. the railway
mail service at Pittsburgh, visited thir
city on business yesterday.
All Of the employees n the tin mills OF
this vicinity are being paid and a good
sum Is being placed in circulation.
4 reeting Of the Boys Club was held
in tho basement room Of ST. Paurs Epis-
copaI church last night.
Final arrangements for the special
train for tho trip to Fos, oria next Satur-
day were made by the committee yestcr.
day.
Rally Day services will be held In 4
number Of the local Sunday schools to-
morrow morning.
Indications point to council being
without quorum at the meeting next
Saturday night as most Of the members
nlan TO he out Of town.
Rev c. r. Henthorns and wife. OF
Pitt ;hurgh. have been spending several
dnv.as the guests OF local friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
Under Section Eastr blishmerts Selling
Liquor May be PadlocEsd
for Year.

The public nuisance clause Of ;he
Nolstcad act may he invoked in Wheel;
ing. /, WAS learned last NIGHT, 10 check
chronic violaturS al the prohibition laws
Under this SrcrIun III the famous or,
aS some may say. infamous bill. pad
lock can b" placed On tn" doors for :,
year.
Tho first case in which 1t vas cclicol
into play w"s in New York "Wednesday
when 'i'9r1iiSc.' Formerly keiscllw "t'-
cr's. AZ Tu:tN-ciEh;h street and Eighth
avenue was closed and the doors locked.
H. explaining tie measure colonel
William Hayward, United States at,or-
Ecy IN New York said.
al, CORPORATIONS and individuals wh"
are landl"rds Of property containing
hotels cafes. restaurants or carIrt'S
may take warning tina, II ~ my lutcm-
ton L" obtain as rapidly a. possible I'M
impvarhab,c evidence and close these
places dcfvIug tn" law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
CONTRIBUTIONS TO
NEAR EAST RELIEF
CONTINUE TO COME
Twelve Tons Of Clothing from Mounds
willie and McMecfcn Seceivet
by Committee.

Inrh. tom, nf clothing from Mound -
Will. .nd four cons rr"n McMcchru -
,n. lt,,Nl r..rur, to- rrr"n ih, lrral cont
,,ii,,r Tor Near East relief which al j.
tn ,rr 9. l,.ady wand, rful total that ha~
L.cu occurred IN V'a.,,lIu. and ohio
.,r,u,v
Mayor e y Wf,r,rc. carl y Hunter
,n,!rncn Mouuls,i'lr N,ar FaA; COM
,,j,..r. / G. Shrry, ,unrriu,rndrut "r
y,,houl~.aud NJ. Srult2. in charge "r
trannNrvtatlrm. have h.on most active
Thc Contributions were taken t" the
.,,n,s with ,nr rruovluc urjncipLls IN
,.,,,y...
'u,.r school, Mr.. T. l.. Taught.
r,,s, ward school. Mss Bel Porter.
Third s;rc.t school. Miss Alice San
ford
contra, sr,.,,l Mss Rctta Pounds
Tnr Ecv scouts have rcopcrated IL
ia. ,Ii.ir,I,u,inu rf circulars and ~ the
r-r.t,.i,,,, ,,a,;o,. urdrr tho rrlluWin.
.,.,.u,,,y,t,r..
.r,,,n W. I-Ens. I'urt!s
Trn,n M ..--IIrury Murphy.
rr,nn M st; \ CIvker.
Tronn No. Sam {. Cans.
TroDn No. Nv. G. lIornCr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
CARR|ERSFA|L
To MEET NEEDS
Of MILLS HERE
StI Tin Mills at Yor.ivule Plant May
suspend MSnday-Congsstton
Alaiped.

Railroad congestion threatens TO closs
TX % the eighteen mills in operation n,
,Gc Yorkvulc rlu%t Of the Wheeling
steel corporation Monday, according To
NJ. Scott. rresidcn, ~ the company.
Mr. Scot, qualified his Statement.
s'mcwhat ny saying AS vet nothin-
toward closing The mills has been done
?nd our course wiz h" governed by de-
Ncl'pmeuis.'
TwCuty-f"u: mills comprise the
plants equipment. Eighteen have been
"""rairI for the las, six months.
Th" announcement made last night by
NJ. Scott was uOi unexpected rs the
Wheeling district has been hard hit 10y
failure - The roads u meet the trans
pvCta;iou UC"d~ al Industry. according
:" ether Industrial leaders not con-
rvrted with tn" Whccline steel corpora
on
Should III" battery 81 mills he closed.
Mr.. Scott WL~ uuah'" I" say just how
Ing they wuuI nc down depending
"hoily OH the carriers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14

the job TO completion in about four
weeks.
Initiation and Peed.
The committee in charge Of the ieea
1T the special meeting of Ohio city
lodge of the Knights OF Pythias, TO DC
held his evening. have not stated what
he menu will he but have announced
Ina, all members INNS; come and see
4 class OF candidates VIII be initiated
Into tho rank Of knight during the
evening.
Plan Football Team.
Plans are being made for the orGani-
cation Of 4 rst class semi-profcssionai
football team in tbs city the next few
days for the purpose Of hooking sun
day games TO be played at League PARK.
4 number of the ex-hIgh school foot
ball players and members ofthe collie
gIatc teams will play on the team with
Albert Graham TO coach.
Tickets Going.
The tickets for the FOstnria trip arc
IN sale at the archer barber shor on
Center street. instead Of the Runyon
pharmacy as at rst stated. They arc
also available at the Shane news stand
and the Selhy and Reed pharmacy on
Broadway street. Reports last right
were to the effect that the rst $50 Will
probably be gone by this evening.
St. Paul's Church.
ST. Pauls Episcopal church. Rev. D.
l. Langhorne. rector Eighteenth sun
day after Trinity. Eight n M. Holy
communion. special Corporate Commun-
lon for Sunday school. breakfast In
hn acment after services 9:l5 Sunday
school. 1890 morning service and SER
mon. topic Those That are Dtfere"'.
$50 r. m. special evening service, I" :.
goods People" All welcome.
The Ncstry Of st. PauIs church VIZ
meet I'm the rcctor's study on this eve
ming at 8 o'clock.
There will be a Corporate Communion
FOR the officers. teachers and scholar
Of 81. Paurs Sunday school at am
Sunday. Breakfast Will be served tor
them In the church basement after tn"
service in charge Of Mrs. r. w. Ben
nett.
Aftcr the Sunday evening service Al
St. pauls Episcopal church there VII
he n meeting az the Parish Council TO
consider some important matters
Shortage Of Orders.
A shortage OF orders was given as
the reason for the shutting down or
six ofthc hot mills at the forKrille
plant in the near future as reported In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
DANCE HALL ARRAY
TO Be INVESTIGATED
IN WHEELING COURT

Til" sSh' between 4 number ot boys
from ':uoy~tuNu and several from Mar
TINS Ferry. at :; locd! d"u"o hall III the
East End Thursday night. ending with
four % the participants landing in Jail,
vii! l.. aired het"r" lu!gc John ;. i;ttZ.
in police court this morning.
The tight. II is said. started over
priz. won tn, Sday Ivy ON" Of the BOYS
from GocSctown. Thursday nicn' me
Martins Ferry boys are said /" have
come prepared 30 get tho local boys.
Oscar Sims ard George reck. o: Goose
town. ws@. badly beaten ~ III" fight
thar followed. Goth boys had 10 hc car
ricd home fr"m the city Lookup after
thcy were released under houd.
EurnOr had il that the Eight was
scheduled for Tonight. According L. l..e
';oosvtowu boys. the Martins Ferry lads
had been planning revenc" ever enc"
last Fourth -: July. when. in an ARRAY
~ 4 dance "n III" fair grounds. III" over
ihc-rivrr contingent was w"rs,cd.
The GooS"toWu h"yS claim tina. the
Fcrryites erred last night ard attacked
INC WRONG rarti"S. claiming thut !, was
L sang from the South Side That attack
I'd tn, Ohio"rS on the Fourth.
Edward Smith and W. Smith. hnth %
Martins Ferry. wer" ;n"ng those ar
rested last nigh.. THcy attempted &"
"scInr by running bur were stopped
when the officers fired several shots.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14

YESTERDAY morning. at 1890 o'clock.
when q large stone fell from the roof
rnl blamed him underneath. His Skull
wa fractured and he was crushed about
The back and hips. according 20 DR.,
Switzerland. WHO was called. The BODY
50, r-rlrl"I g." the Nrhle m"rguc,
S., nrr. j, 49, viewed Icy Coroner Har-
i".lv
Half Fare Tickets.
The train committee for the F"storI1
came announced yesterday. following
= c,mfercucc with officials of the Bal
/ more and obi" railroad. that hair fare
tickets will be sold for children under
!" years Of age for the trip at the price
Of S%CI for the round trip.
Sunday Game.
The Vigil?nis football team OF this
city WIZ meet tho MnhawiS Of wheeling
AT The Lcagu" park grounds tomorrow
afternoon. Both Of the teams are claim
ants for tn" championship OF their class
ara all sport fans have been prom
ised a battle we'll worth the price.
Uhrichsville Today.
Ahc football game between Uhrichs-
willie and Martins Ferry High schools
ut League park grounds this afternoon
will again attract all % the residents
Of the city who are able 10 leav their
work rr business. Information from
tho visitors home town is TO the effect
hat they have a real football team ana
are planning surprises for the locals.
Coach Ioucks. however. feels that there
* nothing IN this vicinity that VIII ne
abb" 10 stop he warriors during the
reminder Of the season.
B. o. ?. Club Meeting.
The member of the u. O. =. club or
rh~i city VIII meet as tho guests OF Miss
olive Wiley at her home on North
rH.;h,h street on Tuesday evening Of the
rom:ng week. The event will tnke the
nature nr Halloween Masquerade and
n inc time j. anticipated BY the club
members.
Social ana Dance.
Announcements has been made that
Frank Crawford will entertain with a
dance n the Och summer garden On tho
r'pIrrain Pike. west of this city. this
evening. and hS crowd Is expected
\ hulr"i luncheon will he served during
Inc evening.
Progress On Reservoir.
Good progress IS being made on the
work or repairing and refining the basin
Ut tho city reservoir. according to city
nfHrialS 4 big force Of men has been
ru, on the ioh ny Contractors Clifford
and Shannenfclt and they hope To rush
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
Commissioner HaNanan
Visits Local Officials

An informal visit was paid all city
nd county offices yesterday by Hon.
Walter s. Hallanan. tax Commissioner OF
west Virginia. before his return to
Charleston.
Mr.. Hallanan visited Sheriff Harry 7.
q nuse. Clerk Of Circuit Court John j..
- ghorn. Prosecutor Carl G. Bach
u. city Manager. Charles II. Dowlcr
..,., other officials.
- Hallanan was one Of the princi-
nal sneakers -. the Chamber Of Com
mere annual dinner on Thursday even
inC. Iio was honor guest at luncheon
held yesterday noon at the Fort Henry
Club :. D. Allen Burt. Vice president OF
the v'"neling Steel Corporation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
victims Funeral Sunday.

Tn" funeral services f"v Sieve Dull
victim "i ih~ fail ur stone ~ thc NciS-
ter min" on jefferson street yesterday
m"rn'uG. Viii Ia" held from the ramily
home ,0m""rDW afternoon. nut tho ar
ranT"mcu's had not h"cn completed last
night. bull WITS W"rhiu" IA the mine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
NUISANCE CLAUSE" IN V0LSTEAD ACT
MAY Be INVOKED IN IN THE WHEELING AREA
Harry s. lruNs ui Hunting ton. and
Frank =. Speidel. Wheeling.

Articles OF voluntary dissolution were
fled IN the office OF the secretary OF
state by the Mann OIL company. 81
Pittsburgh, Pa. and the SANDY Hun
Land company. Of Elueheld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14

Charter VA ISSUED Yesterday by the
secretary o. state :" III" StH," tani%
company. 'nr"rHnrHted. o. charleston.
capitalized Al sj.shn. Til" Interpretations
are Ad"lph kncHiesh""g. K. k"eH'Cs-
berg. + Laden. y y G""im.u .Iul
Jack Laden. Of Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14

Hearing was conducted yesterday by
the Public Service commission on 'hc
formal complaint Of Emory l. carter.
local attorney. and others. against The
IVES, Virginia Water u ElrrtrI' COM
pany and the United Fuel Gas company.
The complainants seek {" compel the
respondents 10 Install water and En>
mains on the south side. near ;Ac He
brew cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14

Tn" Overland Perry Curtis c"mpdny.
OF Huntington was authorized by tn"
secretary OF state to change It's name
10 tho Brucc-perry Motor company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14

The Washington Amusement. COM
pany. OF Charleston. was authorized to
Increase its capital stock from sl5.no0
to $4,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14

60, ernpr Morgan and ",uey state OH
~; Yesterday afternoon att'n ded the
sic fair 1T kuaa"h-, rjt% and heard
;Hs address or Senator Sutherland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
MARTINS FERRY
FORTY AUTO OWNERS
VISIT MAYORS OFFICE
Enforcement of Ordinance Against PARK
ing without Lights Results
In Many Arrests.

As It result "f tn" activity 81 inc
polio. IN III" enforcement al IN" ''i'
,.vd:uanc" AGAINST parking aut"m"oI"N
on the publ" streets without Hih'~'
total Of forty auto owners dpi'"irc !
in police court Lass night cars W"r"
tagged on mos; nf the @t"""'- 81 tn"
ely in an effort 10 break up She rrac-
tic" or making garages "f IN" Streets.
cay officials ISSUED warning :" al
autoists that the practice Would he
broken up and none Of III" offenders
were fined last n'gh'. Mayor Dan
warned them tina; Unless all of III" cars
left an the str"rts hear lights III IN
future. 'hr owners Will l." nH"d.
enforcement -; The uEd!rHar" W"%
decided upon rs safety measure, as
city officials w"r" fearful that fire
truck mighI cause much dnmaG" some
night. and the lives Of fjrrm"n en-
damc"rcd ly ramm@nS int" on" - u"
many cars parked about the streets
Nl'Ipn, l!phf-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14

'ommiSSi"ns - notartcS public were
~ued ny ;hc secretary OF state TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14

Rats devoured palm seeds. which take
four years TO ripcr. and arc h!ndcring
palm raising IN Australia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14

Tailored frocks Of poirct twill and piqucinc il
drapcd models or with definite waist line will
elaborate sleeve and trimming treatments
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14

Straight basque and coat frocks developed i
fine poiret twill beautifully fashioned and ia
lored Tucked, braid or embroidery trimmed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14

Good progress Is being made on the
work of repairing and refining the basin
Ut tho city reservoir. according 10 city
nfhcialS big force Of men has been
ru, on the ioh ny Contractors clifford
and Shannenfclt and they hope To rush
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-10-19
Norwegian Claims
Granted by Tribunal
100000 Awarded by Hague Tribunal
in Settlement of Christianal
Group Claims.
(By Associated Press Leased wire.)

(By Associated Press Leased Wire.)
The Hague = The arbitration trib-
unal with the American arbitrator
not sitting, has awarded approximate
ly S12,000,000 to the Norwegian gov
eminent on behalf of Is Norwegian
corporations and individuals known
as the Christiana group, for claims
arising from requisition Of ships by
the emergency fleet corporation dur
ing the war.
Chandler P. Anderson, the American
arbitrator instead of attending, ad-
dressed communication to the secre-
tary-general of the tribunal and the
agents of bot hgovernments, declaring
in his opinion the tribunal had violat-
ed the terms of submission and had ex-
ceeded it's jurisdiction as stipulated
by the special agreement between Nor
way and the United States signed June
80, 1921, under which the question
was submitted to arbitration.
Immediately the award was render
ed, William c. Denis, agent of the
American government, served formal
notice to the tribunal that he reserved
for his government all the riglsts
ARISING out Of the plain and manifest
departure of the award for the terms
of submission and from the Essential
error by which it is invalidated."
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-10-19
MAKE ISLAND A RESORT.
(By Associated Press.l

New Orleans - The century-old
dream of converting Grand Isle, To-
Gated on the Gulf Of Mexico about 80
miles south of here, into one of AM
erica's greatest resorts, is revived with
the announcement that meeting of
men interested will be held here Oc-
tober 20 to further the project.
Options on $500 acres of land on
the island are reported to have been
obtained by the promoters who plan
the construction Of seawall, hotels,
cottages, etc, at an initial expend-
iture of $10,000,000.
A monorail system for transporta-
ton from New Orleans to the island
is included in the plans. This system
has an overhead track along which
suspended cars can be borne at high
rate of speed. This method is used
chiefly in Europe but the promoters
believe the Grand Isle route ideal for
it's American test on q large scale.
Maryland has more than 90 motor
b11r Enoa
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-10-19
Is HOlVORED ON
!. GOTH BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Frances Dunning is
Guest of Honor at Birth
day Dinner.
NOW NINETY YEARS OLD

Friday, the thirteenth" brought no
shadow for a happy family circle as
sembled in suite of rooms at st.
Catharine's hospital on that date of
last week.
The event was in honor of ninth
decade birthday" the first having been
celebrated in Southport, Wisconsin
Territory, in many years. Mrs. Fran
ces A. B. Cunning, widow of Frank B.
Dunning, all of whose parents were
among the earliest pioneers of south
ern Wisconsin, was the favored recipi-
emit.
Owing to the press of business on
the part of sons and others, the affair
had been planned as very quiet and
unpretentious one, and had not been
mentioned outside of the family. But,
by the gracious hospitality and intrin-
sic goodness of Mother Catharine,
gladly welcomed upon her recent re-
turn by all who knew her, and the
loyal aid of Sisters" whose principle
of life is to encourage, comfort, bring.
joy and hope to all this ordinary event,
by their direction, was changed, in a
short time to a dream of beauty and
artistic unity come true"
Rare and beautiful china, linen and
silver, with all other accessories of
perfect service, supplemented most
delicious eand extensive luncheon, with
no part left out, and rarely equalled in
that delicate skill in uniting use and
beauty, material reality and ideality
which is practiced here. A wonderful
birthday cake" brought home life
very near. Roses and other flowers
mingled with works of art and left
their undying beauty and fragrance in
grateful heart.
Mrs. Dunning is ons of the pioneer
women of Kenosha county, and she has
many friends in Kenosha and Kenosha
county to congratulate her upon her
ninetieth birthday and to wish her
many more happy returns of the day.
There was grateful acknowledgment of
love and highest respect for Mother
Catherine and her Sisters by Mrs.
Cunning as she told of the pleasant
birthday party this morning.
This unexpected tribute of conf
dence and love, fully reciprocated by
the honored one, as we'll as children
and grandchildren, will be a lovely
Sunset" remembrance to the last.