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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
PARkE p. DEANS CALLS
UP MEASURE ON FLOOR
Willis Proposal That All
Changes Blu, One Be Ap.
proved Not Accepted.
CONDEMNS PURCHASE CLAUSE.
i'rciarrs IL Would Break Down
Moral Effect Of LAW mud
DO Harm.

The House OF Delegates yesterday
afternoon voted no, 10 concur In anv
ot the senate amendments 20 House
bin No. cJ2. tho prohibition bill. and
conference was asked Al of tho
afternoon session was taken UP IN
IN" discussion Of thc amendments.
Delegate Tarkc y. Deans. OF IYlc o,
wight, who has bcen SICK for the
past week. was abl. TO attend yes.
,"rday's session and called up III.
measure. requesting the House no,
10 concur In III. amendment,
Floor Leader Il, Holman Willis. Of
Roanok". offered Il substitute motion
that all .mendments excepting the
purchasers amendment bc con.
rurred In. Speaking on his ,ao,ion.
pelcsat. willis said the House had
passed sane bill. but that tho Sen.
nta had amended II. some OF tho
Senate amendments being tAncasial
In that ,hoy clarified the law. ,ui he
declared the purchaser amendment
would break down the moral effect OF
the Law ma tho whole fabric Of COM
munity life would bc undermined.
II feel that We ought TO refuse to
concur in any o! the amendments
end ask for Il conference" said Dele
gate r. W. Ozlin. OF LuncnhurG
Making the statement that he han
voted for every prohibition law "un-
III we got down To tho Mapp act"
Delegate r. Lindsay Gordon said Il,
would be 4 area. thing when liquor
was finally eliminated.
Speaking in behalf OF retaining the
huycr's or purchasers clause ia the
prohibition bill. Ny. Gordon said
The man IN the city or the country
who pays slS 20 $50 quart for l,q-
uor tcmpcs the poor devil who runs
~ automobile. and is as guilty as
the seller" Tho amendment. he
said, puts the intelligent and rich
'.nan who iuys liquor on i par with
The poor man who sells l..
Delegate W e. Hal, ana Delegate
J. Harry Rev spoke for the buyers
amendment. while Delegates j. r
Jones. of Richmond. J. W. Ramsey.
T. -. Bolton. ;. l.. Adams ana G. G.
Turner spoke against the amend
mcnt and urged a conference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
OND ISSUE FOR G4WA US ASKED BY GOVERNOR TRLNKZE
GEl FEftSNG FIGHTS TO KEEP ARMY STRENGTH AT 13OO(
HOUSE REFUSES TO CONCUR IN STRINGENT DRY AAAENDMEl
Reservations Indicate
Big Confederate Reunion

requests from out of town visi-
tors for reservations at the JEFF
ferson Hotel during the four days
Of the Confederate Veterans Re-
union on June 90. q. %. 90. have
Hooded the hotel during the last
two wscks. Information from the
hostclry last night was that the
reunion would attract numerous
guests TO Richmond and that tho
hotel would be una\lc 10 take
care Of additional guests IL the
requests keep coming In at the
present rate.
With the reunion more than
three months distant, the demand
for rooms at the Richmond Hotel
indicates that the greatest thronS
ever assembled In this city .or a
reunion Will be here for the 1922
meeting of tho veterans
The clerk AT the Jefferson said
last night that many rcqucs,s had
been received for reservations dur
Ing pageant week. May 60 TO as,
but that they were not as numcr-
Gus as those for the reunion dates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
STOLEN JEWELRY
FOUND IN HOTEL
fRy Associatcd pross. !

ST. LOUIS. March 3.--Thrcc cascs
containing diamonds and jewelry,
answering the description OF those
exported stolen Saturday by Lew
Kane, representative OF Michael
Levy. manufacturing jewelnr OF New
York. were found ty chambermaid
at the Hotel Statler today. Kane
stayed at the Statler and departed
last night, hut the cases were found
in room other than the one he oc-
"upied.
In reporting the robbery Kane said
the jewels had a wholesale value OF
$4,000.
The jewels were put in the hotel
vault pending word from Levy Com
yany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
l3 DEAD, IL HURT
IN RAILROAD WRECK
tRy Associated Press. I

CLEVELAND. OHIO. March 81
Thirteen persons were killed. and ap-
proxtmatcly dozen injured. four per-
haps fatally. late tonight when New
York Central express train No. 600.
eastbound. crashed into bus at the
ST. clair street crossing i'm Paincs-
vile.
Only hTc Of the dead were identi-
lied at late hour. All are believed
TO have been residents of Paines-
vile and Fairport, between which
cities the bus operated
Dead and dying were hurled along
the railroad right of way for several
hundred feet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
Prohibit Fire Water
on All Indian Reserves
Try United News. ]

WASHINGTON. March 3.-"Firc
water shall be prohibited on all
reserves that Indian braves may
lease hcnceforth. according to
Commissioner Haynes.
y recent order Of Indian Com
missioner Charles s, Burke pro-
vides that all leases OF tribal or
individual indian land executed or
approved through the Offices or
the Indian agents must hereafter
contain u liquor clause rendering
the lease invalid II the lessee
permits liquor 10 to introduced
upon or manufactured on the
leased tracts OF land.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
3 WOMEN BURNED TO
DEATH IN FACTORY
'"tims Trapped After Ny.t.rIo.
Explosion In EUicnni.inr
Works,
IBy AssocIated Prcss1

WACPCN. WIS, March s.-Three
women were burned TO death. two
large factory buildings and one res;-
aehcc destroyed. and many near
buildings were damaged by fire carlv
today The women crematcd.. in the
factory We're: Mrs. Howard c,arucv
q: Mrs Emma M!chaels. 40, and
MISS Bessie koekock. -.
The fire broke out on the second
floor OF the G. a. Shaler VulcanizInp
Company. following an cyplosion
from an undetermined source. All OF
inc 100 employees OF the night shift,
with the exception OF the three WON
en-. escaped injury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
High Food Prices Remain
Stable During February
icy United News1

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Tbe
high price of food has remained
practically stable for the last
month, according to the Bureau
OF Labor Statistics.
a survey covering fifteen rep
resentativc cities shows an aver
age Of per cent in eight cities
and an average OF about 1 pcr
cent In tho remaining seven. New
Haven showed decrease of . per
cont. Atlanta. Cincinnati and New
. York less than flve-tcnths OF
per cent. Washington showed an
Increase OF l per cent. In Boston
and San Francisco prices increased
less than five-tenths OF per cent.
Prices are still about 43 per
cent above the 1913 average, the
survey revealed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
SALARY RAISE EFFORTS
PROVE TO BE FUTILE
Employees in Office of Cover
nor. However, Are Granted
Increase in Pay.
TO AID MEDICAL COLLEGE HERE
VIII Receive 100000 Additional to
Meet Existing Emrrgency-Totnl
Is S1I2,OuD.

Prohibition enforcement funds were
the hrst 10 fca! the pruning knife in
IN" Senate. which. yesterday started
consideration ot the $4,000. 900 bicn-
NAL budget bill. BY Il committee
amendment. $4,000 a year was Topped
OFF ;hc enforcement total. this being
the only large amount eliminated
during five hour assault on the an
preparations measure.
Attempts to raise salaries Of nu-
merous state officers were futile. hut
tho wave Of economy did no, strike
the executive Offices. although attacks
were made from several angles In
every instance the incrcasca for sub
ordinatcs in the employ Of Governor
l.. Lee Trinkle were granted. includ
ins his secretary ana the budget d.
rector, the effect being the creation
OF a new Job entirely.
nm May Pnss To-day.
Progress was made on the budget
Dill, but several OF the larger Items
around which "A contest :nay center
were passed by. These included the
appropriations for the College of
william and Mary. the University Of
Virginia and othor State schools. The
Highway Department and Auditor Of
Public Accounts were passed by unit,
today. when II is expected that the
entire bill will he adopted.
The Finance Committee of the SEN
ate met yesterday, while the body was
IN recess TO find ways and means Of
meeting the demands for money. II,
was decided to pare down the school
q n Vf,t Ao-
and to cut William and Mary. These
amendments will be offered tod,v
when the bill is again taken up.
by committee amendment the
Medical College or Virginia. as had
occn agreed. will receive an addition
al $4,000 TO meet the existing cncr-
gency. it's total now being $4,000.
senator " r.. Early, of Greene. who
led the successful battle against
III" medical school merger. prepared
the amendment which was unani-
''ousiy adopted.
Eprs -tttncks Appropriations.
Appropriations for the University
of Virginia and othc: state schools
we're attacked by Senator Louis S
EDcs. OF Nottowa!, who desired to
know why certain items were in
ciudcd in the budget. Senator Epes
called attention specifically TO an
item for $4,000 in the university an.
preparation for central heating
plant. This same item. hc declared
appeared in the budget for 1920 and
1921. and now comes up in 1922 and
is included in the appropriation for
1928. lie declared that II was
growing custom for cduca tional in
sututions 10 spend big sums and
then virtually hold the Legislature
.i,nn finn.d o., Dnnn 1,oI q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
ASSERTS DEFENSE ACT
OF 1920 IS IMPAIRED
Acting Secretary Wainwright
Protests Against Gu, to ll5,,
600. as Suggested in Bill.
PoHt-war Scheme to Continue ReRu-
lars. National Guard and Organized
Rcrervex Il Threatened.
IBy Associated rress.l

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Presi.
dcnt Harding took hand in the army
strength discussion today. summon.
inE members OF the House army an.
preparations subcommittee into con.
ference after talk with Genera
Pcrshing.
The subcommittee yesterday aproct
tentatively TO cut the army enlisted
strength for next year from the au.
thorized $4,000 to $4,000. After tho
White House conference, /, was die,
closed that an administration noIic,
tor force of not less than 10000
had been Formulated and expressed
inc present actual strength is about
$4,000.
Declinen DincusHiop.
General Pershing would not discuss
the nature OF his talk with the pre,i,
dent. but when the SUMMONS tr
Chairman Anthony and his a Assooiat to,
foiiowed. there was no effort TO con.
cenl thet General Pershing had rcI,
IL necessary to appeal to tho pre.j.
ocnt against the cut in the army tho
committee had in mind.
AS active head OF the army ca,.
cral Pcrshing is known to feel tb,,
not alone the efficiency Of the new
military policy worked out under ,bs
national defense net OF 1920 w,.
threatened. but that even tho nost
war scheme TO combine tho regulars
national Guard and organized ro.
serves into ono army. would h. i'm,
paired Ii tho regular service was fur.
.her reduced before the new systcn,
had been perfected.
AT the War Department. Actin,
secretary Wainwright said th. mil.
itary policy OF 1920 was passed n g
an abiding policy. and was NOT :,
plan subject TO the wh!m or c,nri,.
OF every SHIFT in the economic s;,.
ua;ion.''
II iha, policy was needed in 1ooo
also is needed in 1922" he added
With relation to General pcrshino.,
caii at the White House. Afr. WI,
wright said that no man is h.,tn,
ht'ed to speak with authority ON mis-
Question than he He pointcI o,,,
.nat General rers!,ing, alone OF the
CONTINUED on Page i. Col, ~ -
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Giant bombing Plane Ea,1s

MOUNT CLEMENS. MICH. March
q giant bombing plane undergo
ing government tests at Scltridgc
rield here, fell and was damaged
Whiie making trial flight today, il
was learned tonight. Officers at the
iicid were unable to say what the OK
tent OF tho. damage was or how the
accident occurred. They stated.
however. that the plane would be re-
built. The plane is said to be the
ltRhtest for It's size ever built. a new
ailoy metal being used in its con-
struction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
Double Murderer Executed in
Chicago While in State of
Apparent Coma.
ATTORNEYS FIGHT HARD
Parents. Although Broken by
Disgrace, Willing That Son
Pay Penalty for Crime.
tBy Associated Press. I

CHICAGO. March 2.--In the same
state OF apparent coma III which he
| lay during a hunger strike Of forty.
s.x days. Harvey W. Church. who
killed two automobile statesmen Ia
obtain possession OF an automobile
'ras hanged today. after being car.
rcd 10 the gallows IN n chair in
which he was seated when tho fran
was sprung.
Attorneys Flight Hard
Almost TO the moment when the
trap was sprung attorneys were try
!nG TO procure a stay OF execution.
Nine minutes before the double muir
dercr was hanged Judge Scanlon de-
MED stay: four minutes before
Judge Joseph David took similar ac-
tion. y petition for writ OF habcas
corpus was fled in the Supcrior
Court less than ten minutes before
Church was hanged. Before il could
br heard church was dead. The last
minute efforts to save Church's If.
were made on humanitarian grounds
and on the contention that Church
was not il court during sanity
hearing.
Earlier in the day church was
Visited in the death cell tv his par.
ents and sister and spoke their
names. his first words since he started
thc hunger strike. lie made no
s,atcplemt. Photographs of the hang
ing were made for the first time in
Cook County's history.
Kills Two Statesmen.
Church las; summer killed Ber-
nard Daugherty and Carl Ausmus.
automobile saiesmcn. He lurcd them
one at time t, the basement uf his
home and beat them to death with
Il club, according to his confession.
paughcrtys body he threw into a
river while that OF Ausmus he
buried In his garage. Even before
the bodies were disposed OF. Church
took his mother and neighbor for
ride in the car.
After the date for the execution
had been set attorneys filed IL petit
tton asserting Church had become in
sane since conviction. and there was
postponement. lie was found to
be sane. Then followed futile ap-
'eals to the State board of pardons.
TO the Governor and finally to the
Federal courts. His father and
mother. although broken by the dis
grace. expressed their Willingness
'hat he pay the penalty for the crime
During Church's hunger strife hc
was forcihly fed through tube.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
Bandit. in Yellow Mask.
Flecs With $4,000 Roll
lEv Initcd NOVEL

NEW YORK. March 3.--A lone
wo:f bandit escaped with the
S".oov pay roll OF the 'rifiu FRO
ducts porat!On Friday after
noon. after shooting Benjamin l..
Primn. assistant ;rcasurcr. who
was Just about 10 carry il into
the FIRMS factory IN Long Island
City
Primm told the police the ban
ait hr"a upon him minute after
he had left n" automobile in
which he had brought thc money
The outstanding point In the de-
scrtption nc was able to give was
that the robbcr wore IL yellow
mask. which other employees said
he later tore off IS he raced down
the street.
Pr!mm's wound was not serious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
Tenant ills His Landlord.

NEW YORK. March 3.--JuiIan
Townsend obeyed the urge that comes
frequently 10 New York tenants. When
his landlord, Frederick Green, went
TO Townsends APARTMENT to collect
the rent. TPwnscnd opened fra with
revolver lad killod him. He was ar.
rested and admitted tho killing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
SIGNS DEATH PAPER
OF WAR MEMORIAL
Senate Bill Provides for Com
mission TO Decide
Upon Plan.
TO NEGOTIATE TRADE
State Will Deed Capitol
Square Strip for Office
Structure Site.

Nirg.nia's memorial library in
honor "f her sons and daughters who
served in the world war is officially
dead and the site for th. propos ed
s?.oo0.oO1 structure Will he utilized
:or u state Office building through the
passage O. two bills in the Senate
Yesterday. one OF the bills. however,
irC v!dcs for a commission Of three TO
report TO the next General Assembly
on suitable memorial TO world war
vetcranr.
senator Morgan r. Mills. of Rich
MIC nd. is patron of the bill which Of
fcially wipes out the attempt to
honor Virginia veterans. lie offered
II as substitute to his measure,
which would have created a combi-
nation office building. library and
memorial auditorium at Il cost Of So
100000. After its passage be succeed
cd In calling up the Brewer Office
building hill. passed the previous
night by the House. and nut Il
through with 4 slight amendment
that the lower body speedily adopt
t'l.
70 Erect s75O.OUo Structure.
AS things now stand, the State will
erect $4,000 seven story building
on the western half Of the Fori lot
and will return - the city nf Rich
niond the eastern half oe the lot. apo i
which 1t may. in the future. erect an
annex TO City Hail. AS n cons.dcra-
ton for the part OF the Fc!i lot l.,
uses. the state Will deed - ;hc c:ty
- fifteen foot strip from iE% eastern
end of Capitol Square between Bank
AID Franklin streets. for IN" purpose
Of widening Twclfth Street. and viii
permit III" city 10 retain tiil5 TO the
iifiecn foo; strip between Ninth and
Twelfth Streets used in tho widcniu,:
OF Bank street.
Senator Mills told tho Senate that
he was convinced that the memorial
library project is dead. An appro. .
priation of s250.000 made By the last
General Assembly had already hcen
taken by the budget makers 70 meet
expenses for the mex, two years.
while the promise OF the General AS
sembly to appropriate an additional
s250.o00 a. this session had not been
Continued on PaR, 6 Col 1I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
EVANCELINE BOOTH I'LL
Commapaer OF Salvation Army Vie.
tim of Influenza.
fBy Associated Press.

LONG BEACH. CAL. March a.
Evanseline Booth, national com.
'mander OF the Salvation Army. was
taken III with influenza and is con.
fined TO her bed hero today.
II was announced that the com.
mander's condition was not serious
but sho would be conaned 10 hci
,Tom TOR several days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
HEWART APPOINTED
LORD CHIEF JUSTICE
English Attorney-GenernI VIII Adj
vance to PeerHRc in Sue
ceeding TrcvethIn.
It:v Associated press

-.
LONDON March 3.-Sir Gordon iIc-
wars' the Attorney-General. has been
appointed Lord Chief Justice. il was
officially announced tonight
Announcement also was made that
he will be advanced to the pccrase.
He will succeed Lord Trevothin. who
was appointed to that position about
a year ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
UN|ON|ST CABINET
MEMBERS CALL ON
PREMIER TO REMAIN
Ask Lloyd George to Con
tinuc at Head of
Government.
CHAMBERLAIN TELLS
OF LEADERS ACTION
Chief Never Sought Place.
Wishing to Serve Under
Balfour or Law.
ode HARDs" ARE RESTLESS
Younger, Commons Leader OF Pnrfv.
Has Much support Against
CHAMBERLAIN TELLS
OF LEADERS ACTION
ode HARDs" ARE RESTLESS
Younger. Commons Leader OF Pnrty.
fins Much support AGAINST
Coalition.
lBy Associated prcss.l

.'pNDcN. March 3.--premier L,ov,l
Georges threat to resign has been
suspended AT the urgent solicitation
Of his Union;st colleagues in the
cabinet according 10 m authorIta
Wv" statement tonight. but no jus,i-
acaii"n for SIS withdrawal is said
TO exist a. YET.
on!ciai denial is made that any
exact tim" limit has been fixed for
receiving assurances OF loyalty 70
IN" Premier from the adhercnts Of
Sir George Younger, the rnionis;
leader. although II is added tha, Oh
viously the tension cannot be ex
tended Indefinitely.
Meanwhile there is no indica ton o;
any move on tho part Of the Union
ist party TO dethronc Younger as It's
mead No meeting OF the whole
unioh!at party has been called, and
INC general opinion is that the only
happening Will he that the Unions,
members -; the Cabine;-Arthur l.
balfour AMI Austen Chamberlain
may publicly reprovc Younger for
his tactics.
A"S Premier to Remain in once.
Speaking at oxford today. Mr..
Chamberlain announced that the
tnionist members had requested the
Premier to continue as head OF the
government
MT. Chamberlain said that when
fFe'nior Asquith resigned during the
war, Lloyd George had not sought
mo premiership. hu; desired TO serve
Under Arthur j. Balfour or Andrew
Honar Law. Roth these men ,houpbt
Il In Tho national interest that Llovd
George should have the prenlershiu
ana nc accepted the post at their re
Guest. LLOYD George then said tina,
u al any tim" II" felt the country.a
interests would ba better served by
me return 10 party government he
would retire III favor oc MIR. Raifour
Q: Bonar Law.
MI LLOYD George repeated that
offer 10 ne tho other day" Mr.. cham
bcT!ain declared. And lie would nor
tax" my answer. but asked mo "a
have the paTty's reply. have con-
suited the leaders and VIC have r.
pilcd that rc have the national in
'cr"St. and VIC have the intcrca; of
our own party NJ heart. ana that
VIC must take the broad ana long
view. and that would not he Served.
hut would he injured. by tho Prime
Minister resigning.
Value His Leadership.
We have told him that we yalue
his leadership in the government and
the cabinet. that we value the CO.
operation of his Liberal colleagues
and that We think no government
constituted us a purely party govern.
meht could have brought the country
through the dcngers OF was as his
combination has done"
Mr.. Chamberlain highly euIosizcd
the achievements of Lloyd George at
home and abroad, He argued THAI
~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
EXPERT IS NEEDED
Income Tax Blank worrie. 3Icmber.
of Congress-.
[By Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, March 3.--The man
or woman who is having difficulty
these days with his income tax Bank
has nothing. SO far as lack of un-
derstanding is concerned, on, the men
who drafted the law under which
the tax Is levied. Senator'S and Rep
resentatives alike, II was learned to-
day, have heen assigned experts by
the Treasury Department to holp
them with their returns. 9s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
Rather Strikes ChiId Pulling Bunch
OF Grass. q
IRY United News

10y CHIttU NEWS.
BAkERSFlELD. CAL, March 3d.
Lille Heusner, 3 years Old. winner OF
several BABY Ssau;y- contests, was
fatally bitten by a rattlesnake, which
she disturbed In the yard surround
ing her homo.
She was feeding horse when the
'eptiie struck from bunch Of srsss
she had pulled. AZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
pellasrn Expert Is Dead.

COLUMBIA, $. g. March 3.--pr. J.
w. Babcock. authority on pcllagra.
head Of n sanaiorium acre and for n
quarter of "a century head oi the State
Hospital here. died a; his home carly
today OF heart failure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
TO RECALL HARVEY
London Newspaper Says Harding
VIII Act.
fBy United News.l

LONDON. March 3.--The Daily Her
aid, organ of the Labor party. de-
clarcs in its Saturday issue that It
understands President Harding has
decided to recall Amba ssador George
Harvey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04

'continued on Page 6. Col. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
SNAKE KILLS BABY

Continued on Page 8, Col. s.J.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-30
Monroe

Friday evening, Mr.. and Mrs,
Lang were Piven a reception at
the home of her parents, nearly a
hundred attending. They were the
recipients of many beautiful gifts,
including cut glass, silver, linen,
pyrcX ware, china and aluminium
ware and money. Refreshments of
ice cream. cake and waters We're
served and chocolates and cigars
were passed during the evening,
Among those from out of town to
attend were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lang and daughter, Ida of East
Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Pres
by of Bath. Mrs. Lizzie Burney
and Kenneth and Erline McBulney
of Lisbon. Mr.. and Mrs, Downer
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Astle
and Mrs. Clara Emery of Little
ton and Harry Mason of White
River Junction There were also
quite number from Barnet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Garter
and two children visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Maurice Greene and fam
lily in Stamford, Conn, last week,
making the trip by auto.