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Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-02
GUESTS FOR THE
WINTER

Dr. Lottie McCandiess- Hicks returned
Sunday from her summer place IN tbt
mountains and is at her home, 412
Holt avenue, again. Her daughter, MIS-
W. MeIver, and little Katalene, who
arrived recently from Winnipeg, Canad"
are with her to spend the winter.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-02
DAUGHTER BORN TO
MR.. AND MRS. WARE

Mr.. aud Mrs. NhafIcS Andrew Wait
are the proud parents of nine pound
daughter, born this morning at their
home, 633 Orange Street MI. Ware
is the foreman of the mechanical depart
ment of the Imperial Valley Press, The
mother and baby are doing nicely. The
baby has been nsmed Gloria June
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-02
VISIONARY MEETING

ssIndian Womanhood and India S
Health will be the subject of the
study at the meeting of Emmanuel Cir
ele, Tuesday afternoon, at the home OF
Mrs. / Morgan. Mrs. Hyberg and Mrs.
Williams will lead the study hour. Mrs.
Corkhill will assist Mrs. Morgan as
hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-02

BIBLHscHooL CABINET TO MEET
Superintendent Frank Lake of The
Christian Sunday School has called a
meeting of his teachers aud Officers
"Wednesday evening Il the church. NeAi
SUNDAY Is TO be rally and promotion
dav and plans vii lbe made for the oe
casion.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-02
SOCIETY, CLUBS and
HOME FEATURES

Mr.. aud Mrs. Lawrence l.. Duff, who
have been enjoying vacation at San
Diego, returned home Sunday evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jake Duman have re-
turned from a long anticipated trip to
the middlewest, where they visited rela-
tives and friends whom they had not
seen for 23 years.
L. L. Burte, IIefmosa Beach, is the
guest of relatives in the city.
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WALNUT GROVE

d. H. Brechbill left for Sedgwick,
Kansas, Friday to visit friends. Later
he will leave for Wichita.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. DayhOff and
family and Mrs. Lizzie Dayhoff
called on Sam Groves Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Hawk visited
with Mrs. L. d. Worse at Enterprise
Sunday.
Cecil Whitley visited with Clar-
ence Dayhotf Sunday.
Harvey Brechbill left for Emporia
where he will stay for an indefinite
time.
Miss Harriet Hays Of Chapman
has been hired to teach the Walnut
Grove school the coming year.
Misses Mabel and Margaret
Breeding from Topeka were visiting
in this vicinity last week.
Mrs. A. H. Brechbill, Mrs. Lizzie
Hoover, Mrs. Aaron Dayhoff and
Eunice Lady are leaving Wednesday
for Wichita where they will spend a
few days in Mrs. McPherson's meet
ings.
Sam Hoover from Kansas City
surprised his relatives here yester-
day.
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AT POST MORE THAN 40 YEAR!
T. p. Kane Has Watched Treasury
System Grow
. ASSOCIATED Press1

lASSOCldteu EIcS5l
Washington, May 6.-For more
than 40 years bright eyed, grey
haired man has presided at desk
in one of the rooms Of the spacious
treasury building watching billions
of wealth. in coin, currency and
credits march by. He knew the ma
tional banks in their infancy just
after the Civil war and he knows the
'inside story" of the romance If the
American monetary system.
He is Thomas K. Kane, deputy
comptroller Of the currency and right
hand man of many comptrollers. He
Is called the wheel horse Of the ad-
ministrative machinery which looks
after the national banking system
Recently he yielded to the urging
of friends and began writing his
memoirs to tell "the inside story
Of most of the great financial move
ments of the last forty years. Bank
ers of New York thought his recol'
lections Of such great value to finan'
cial history that they have arranged
for their publication next fall.
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4 4AAeeeesAAAaaA.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Geo. H. DOckhorn to J. s. Roeth-
er, $3.50, lots IA and Is, block 10,
Sheeran's 4th addition, Abilene.
Henry Schwendener to Mrs. Dora
Schwendener, lots 20 and 81, block
s, Enterprise.
Rose Ella Hart to August Piper,
$12, S1a, SWA of 20 and SEA
SEA of 80, all in 1873.
Nelson G. Dyer to Lille q. Butter
field, $500, block 6, Highland addi-
ton, Abilene.
Clara G. Miller to Ellsworth Sim
clair, $4,000, lots and 3, block Is,
Creech addition, Harrington.
Mary Grace Herman to II. W.
Rohrer, $1,000, part lots 2, 8, 4 and
z and all in s and 6, block 10, Kinney
and Hodges addition, Abilene.
John Henry Miller to Paul Miller,
$4,000, undivided half interest in
SWA, 20-15-1.
Wood Alfalfa Co., successors to
Denver Alfalfa Milling Co., to the
Denver Alfalfa Milling Co., part 70
lot A, Lebold's addition to Abilene.
Walter N. Wilkins to Ed Arnold,
$S,S4O. NWH, 1874.
r. L. Rankin to John T. Conner
$1S7, lots / to 6, block 2, Manches-
ter.
Mary Whitehair to John L. White
hair, W. 40 acres Of SWA Of 20,
north of Smoky Hill river and lot
II in section 80, all in 1872.
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LAYMEN TO UNITARIAN PULPIT
Hold Conference in Boston May Fl
to rs
rAssociated Press1

Boston, May 10.-Two lawyers,
two men who are employed in banks,
and one man who has been working
In a department store are candidates
for Unitarian pulpits, it was an
nounced today by the American Uni
tartan Association in report on re-
cruiting the ministry, submitted In
advance of the annual meetings OF
the Association and other denomin-
ational agencies to be held here from
May 81 to May 26.
In the list of % candidates are a
number of men whose training has
been in fields other than the minis
try. With the above are listed q
teacher of English in a western col
lege. a director of community ser
vice. a government employe, several
men now in business, and three men
who are sons Of Unitarian ministers.
Only seven Of the candidates were
reared in Unitarian homes.
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NEWS CORNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Keech ant
two sons Harold and Cecil spent
Sunday at L. Il. Browns.
Grandma and Grandpa Sleichte
visited at the home Of w. o. SLEIGH
ter Sunday.
G. G. Cradle and wife spent Sun
day Mt his mothers, Mrs. CRADLES
Frank Yonally returned home Sun.
day from Mr.. Kauffman's Of Buckeye
after a three weeks stay.
John-Sleichter called at the John
Yonally home Friday evening.
Harvey Zook Is able to sit up
little after several months illness.
Mrs. Hauptman is slowly improv-
ing after several weeks Of illness.
d. A. insolvency was caller In
the vicinity Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Godfrey,
Frances and Gean, Mr. and Mrs. Bed
well and Lavert Johnson spent Sun
day afternoon, April 30 at the Cradle
home.
Mrs. C. H. Rowland and Mrs.
Harold Rowland visited Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Hauptman.
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EAST END

A number from this vicinity were
to the play ut the d. c. II. s. Satur'
day night.
Eva and Mildred Mccarthy, Pear
and Elmer Atwegg, Mr.. and Mrs
Casper and daughter Josephine
Myrtle Little and AlphonsO Harmon
were Sunday guests at the II. p.
Gfeller home.
The II. G. Gfeller family spent
Sunday afternoon at the Ralph
Roach home.
A. Harmon has started to work for
II. p. Gfeller. He will be there all
summer.
George Hall is stfll on the sick
list.
Mrs. Georges and children Of
Manhattan visited Mrs. Chas. Gfell-
err few days.
L. G. Roles and son Charles took
dinner Mt the II. p. Gfeller home
Tuesday.
Myrtle Little left Wednesday for
Adwa, Okla, where she will be with
her father.
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NEWBERN

The Newbern Sewing Circle met
last week with Mrs. ]. B. Caskey.
There were twenty-four present. The
day was spent sewing for the Chill
dren's Home Finding Society at To-
peka. This was the first meeting Of
the fourth year of the organization
and the following officers were elect
ed: Mrs. ]. G. Engle, president; ;
Mrs. H. s. Engle, vice president;
Mrs. Ed Foltz secretary and treas
urer, and Mrs. Fred Felbush, assist
ant secretary.
Miss Laura Middleton has been
hired to teach the Union Center
school the coming year.
Miss Wilhelmina Wolf from the
A. H. s. normal training class of
1922 will teach at Knox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Whistler and
Dorcas Of Abilene visited at George
Lenhert's Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Kelsey, Anna
and Warren took dinner at H. s.
Engle's Tuesday. They are return
ing to their home in Mount JOY, Pa,
in their car after spending year in
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Engle an
nounce the birth of son, May 5.
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WILLOWDALE

Elmer Chase and family spent
Sunday at Dave Chase's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Blunderfield
went to Salina Saturday afternoon.
Harold Haynes went to Solomon
Saturday.
Allen Danner and family spent
Sunday with Fred Danner about 20
miles northeast of here where he is
farming.
A large crowd from Willowdale
township was at the train at Man
chester Friday when the Manhattan
agricultural train stopped there.
The Concordia ball team played
Sunday which proved to be a fine
game. Concordia won the game 81.
Grandma Enright is on the sick
list.
Tom Stewart visited Sunday after
noon in Abilene with his daughter,
Mrs. John Mackin and family.
Lawrence Keller and family went
to Salina Friday.
Mrs. Verle Mccoy is on the sick
list.
VIII Enright and family visited
Sunday fartenoon at John Enright's.
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OLENWOOD

Miss Liza Hershey visited at the
home OF Clarence Cress Friday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimball and Herman
Snyder and family visited at the
home Of emery Bowser Sunday.
Nelson Funston and family WIS.,
fetd at Guy Strong's Sunday evening.
Miss Opal McVaugh is helping
Mrs. George Jamison clean house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Murphy and AL
lene visited at Will MOore's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stoffer mo-
tored to Wichita Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Cress visited
mt Ralph COoley's Sunday. Ruth
Cooley went home with them for a
visit.
Mrs. John Garver's father and
mother from Abilene are visiting her
q few days.
The farmers are trying to plant
corn between rains.
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HAYES

Mrs. J. r. Blair returned Monday
from Colorado where she has been
visiting the past month with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Will Lexow entertained COM
pany from Topeka the past week
A. H. Longs and Earl loves
spent Sunday at Rhinehart with L.
E. Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Seaman have
returned to Chapman to make their
home, after being in Colorado the
past year. Mrs. Archie Mayer and
children came with them for visit.
Mrs. c. Ingersoll has been hired
to teach the Sanborn school for the
coming term.
Miss Esther Lowe Is visiting at
Detroit with her sister, Mrs. Ches-
ter Kassner.
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DETROIT

Mrs. Laura Fisher is staying with
Mrs. Gunther while Mrs. Gunther is
Ill.
Misses Bernice and Opal Long
spent Sunday and Monday with
home folks.
Lincoln Fielder and family of
Pearl and Frank Hawk and family
helped Mrs. John Knox to celebrate
her birthday last Thursday.
Nathan Bolten won the silver
medal for the trombone solo at the
musical contest at Hayes. Nathan
was a representative from D. G. H.
S.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Probasco and
Claude ProbascO and family and Mr..
and Mrs. John Dunlop and daugh-
ter called at Roy Anderson's Sun
day afternoon.
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HOLLAND

On Friday evening at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weber thu
Willing Workers class was enter
tanned. After the crowd arrived they
were invited to the barn loft where
several races and games were played
The most exciting feature played
was trying to pin the tail on thu
mule. At II o'clock they enjoyed
their luncheon and departed for home
having enjoyed very delightful
evening.
Mrs. John Bovey helped Mrs. Abe
Myers clean house this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Kaufman en-.
tertained the Servants Of the Mas
ter class Thursday evening.
Miss Ethel Dunlap is home from
Abilene where she has been working
for some time to stay with home
folks.
John Thompson purchased a car
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Dunlap and
baby visited at the Bert Dunlap
home Sunday.
A. Fleuickiger did some plaster
ing for Glen Bells Monday.
B. A. Myers came home from his
farm north of town Saturday.
Little Evelyn Thompson is i'm
proving from very serious sickness.
Several families from near Hol-
land motored to the Chapman Greek
church near Buckeye to attend the
assembly meeting there Sunday.
Sue Bird Bell is visiting her aunt,
Sue Bell, at present.
A. II. Robson Is home from Abb
lene wher he has been staying with
his daughter, Bernice at the hospi-
tai. He reported her getting along
nicely.
Glen Bell, Misses Laura and Sue
and Sue Bird called on George En-
triken and family Sunday aftenon.
Miss Helen Henricks left Friday
and went to Kansas, City to spend
the summer with her sisters.
The families of Allen Mourer, Geo.
George Weber, Ed Dear
dorff and Henry Lehman Of Holland
attended the assembly Of the Breth-
rem church at Chapman Creek church
Sunday. Geo. Nlncehelser and fam
lily taking dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
viii HoldswOrth at that place.
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VALLEY VIEW

The young people Of Geary county
were here Sunday afternoon and
gave a program at the G. B. church.
Reuben Engle and family were
visiting at the Il. Friedly home last
Sunday.
George Fasse and family were WIS.,
iting at Steve ROhrer's home last
Monday evening.
L. Kieferle is laid up with a
sprained ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Glatt and chill
dren were visitor at the Paul
Schlegel home Sunday.
II. Wilkerson and family and LII
liam hide were dinner guests at l..
Kieferle's Sunday.
Miss Kathryn Heritage is visiting
at the Steve Rohrer home.
Grandma Klitzing is on the sick
list.
The young people Of the G. B.
church will give their anniversary
program next Sunday evening.
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SOUTH FLORA

Mrs. VIII Hucksoll spent Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Tom Watt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halleck, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. FelE and Miss King called
on X. NJ. Rice Sunday afternoon.
Miss Irene Britt spent last week
at Talmage with w. J. Fenn's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Watt are the
proud parents Of baby boy, born
Saturday. May 0.
Mrs. Bert Weaver Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Tom Watt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Humpert
spent Sunday at VIII Fenn's.
Mrs. Walter Jolitz and children
attended the last day Of school at
WillOwdale Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Britt and
family called at Will BIRTHS Sunday
afternoon.
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some baby she certainly would have
carried away the prize. Mrs. Eliza
beth Webb presented an old time
tin-type. The club ladies served
sandwiches, pickles, fruit salad
cake and coffee. Mrs. Holman plans
on sailing for Germany. France and
Switzerland the last Of this month.
The guests departed at late hour
wishing Mrs. Holman a safe jour-
ney
Miss Helen Hemphill and sister
Alma Lea spent the week end at the
Rees home.
Mrs. Sprinkle received the sad
news Of the death of her mother.
This community was well repre-
scented at the children's service held
at the city park in Abilene Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Grace Webb has returned
home from a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Evans, Of Luray,
Kansas.
EAST Thursday the Riverside club
met with Mrs. Betty Funk. The
ladies had a pleasant time visiting.
Different reports were made about
chicken raising The treasurer re-
ported a gain Of 1890 from the
pure food sale of last Saturday.
delicious two course lunch was
served by the hostess, assisted by
Miss Ada Fahring and Miss Louisa
Funk. Invited guests were Mrs.
Fred Miller, Mrs. Bert Funk, Miss
Louisa Funk and Miss Ada Fahring.
adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Matte Kean next week.
Max Holman has a mother hog
who would not claim her twelve little
,igs. Nine of them died. Three
survived.
Some neighbors and friends gath
red at the home Of Mrs. Martin
3ackes last evening to help her
her birthday. Sandwiches
md cake were served to the guests
" Miss Loretta Backes and her
riend, Miss Pearl Santul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lahr and
ably Of Oklahoma spent several
ays visiting with his uncle, Roy
.ahr and family.
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COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE
NAVARRO

Mrs. Baer and children left fol
their home at HillsborO Saturday
after visiting at the St0tt home.
Mrs. Feiler and baby returned
home last week from Hutchinson
after q visit with friends.
Mrs I. s. Kaufman Is Improving
after a short illness.
About 70 people from Navarro at
tended the Sunday school confer
ence at Buckeye Sunday.
Miss Bernice Issitt, Rev. o. IL.
Feiler and d. s. Strole attended the
state Sunday school convention at
Salna.
Miss Nellie Derrick Of Mcpherson
College wiz teach the upper room
at Navarro next year. Miss Bessie
Kaufman is retained for the lower
grades.
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WHERE is QUANTRlLL'S BOD
II Is Now Believed to Be in Ohio
Cemetery

Louisville, KY, May S.-Where is
the body of William Clark Quantrill,
famous as a guerilla in the Civil
War days? This is question that
Mayor Huston Quin has been called
upon to answer by member OF the
Confederate Veterans Of Oklahoma
Quantrill, who gained fame by his
raids in the stirring Civil War days
died in Louisville in 1865 and his
body was inferred in Portland GENE
terry here. In accordance with bis
wish, according to one Of his bio.
graphers, no tombstone or mound
marked his final resting place, and
caretakers of the cemetery attempt
ed to "obliterate it as much as pos
sible to keep the body from being
stolen"
1t now Is believed that the body
was removed by Quantrills mother
and that it rests in the Canal Dover
Ohio, cemetery beside that OF MS
father.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-05-11

TWENTY YEARS AGO
Files Of Abilene Reflector
EFrom Fridays Daily.l

From Fridays Dailyl
Mr.. md Mrs. ]. Spangler will gu
tertain few friends at cards Thurs,
day evening.
DR.. Steelsmfth's automobile has
been changed from steam to gaso.
line power. Toliver has put in q
powerful gasoline engine and now
the vehicle is expected to 60 over
all roads.
The showers so badly needed came
at last.
G. T. Estes left for business
trip to Chicago.
H. L. Humphrey returned from a
trip to western Kansas.
The Columbian Club meets with
Mrs. s. A. Cooper tomorrow after
noon.
From Saturdays Dailyl
DIR. Will McInerney has formed q
partnership with DR.. Bergstresser in
his dental office.
The board Of education last night
reelected J. H. Niesley superintend-
ent of schools at salary of $1,000.
w. G. Seaton is building a neat
cottage on Enterprise street.
Work ON the derrick for the new
gas. well is in progress.
J. NJ. Gleissner was elected presi-
dent of the school board.
tF'rom Mondays Dailyl
Ed Arnold of Chapman was In
jured in a rear end collision Of U.
P. freight trains near Topeka.
]. N. Shane went to Lawrence.
T. F. German of Chapman has
purchased 100 acres from M. Hogan
for $4,000 and added to his fine
farm.
F. G. Puliver is back from a bust
ness trip to Kansas City.
H. J. Hodge spent the early part
of the week in Kansas City.
G. G. Anderson is home from
trip through Oklahoma.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Darl-
ing last Saturday, girl.
From Tuesdays Dallyl
The busiest Sunday school work.
er in Kansas is John II. Engle, Sec
rotary Of the State Sunday School
Association.
Marriage license F. G. Kelsey and
Ella B. Whitehead, both Of Hope.
The name Of the Wednesday Club
has been changed to the "Coterie."
The Columbian Club meets May
6 with Mrs. Cooper.
The firemen's suits were ordered
through the up-to-date clothing
store of Harry G. Lifts.
Charles A. Case returned from a
visit to Princeton, New York, and
Washington, renewing college &C.
quaintanceships.
From Wednesdays Daily.l
Clarence Taylor drove in from his
fine farm near Pearl.
H. E. Seeds returned from a bus
mess trip.
DR.. e. e. Hazlett and son Everett
left for a two weeks trip to Chicago
and Ohio.
The Twentieth Century club met
Monday. afternoon with Mrs. T. R.
Conklin.
The Columbian club met with Mrs.
8. A. Cooper.
The Coterie meets with Miss
Mabel Cuthbert Wednesday after
noon.
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MOONLIGHT

Love feast will be held at the
Bethel church May 10 and II.
Misses Mabel and Marguerite
Breeding Of Topeka spent the week
end with Miss Alice Lexow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelsey and family
Of Upland, Calf, who are driving
through to Pennsylvania in their
car stopped over Sunday with folks
of this vicinity.
Miss Viola Page Is hired to teach
East Buckeye school for the coming
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Engle and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Heise of
Upland, Calf, took Sunday dinner
ut Hoffman Engle's.
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FARM LOANS

Do you need to increase or renew
your farm loan or make a new loan.
II 50 see US before closing as we can
give you the option to pay 500
or multiple at any interest payment
late after the FIRST six months. Also
best rates.
MARTS & DANFORD,
Office in Reflector Bldg.
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RIVERSIDE

A most enjoyable time was had
by the Riverside club when the men,
bers with their families met at the
home of Mrs. Bertha HOFFMAN Fri
day evening. The main feature of
the evening was telling who's who
in the club from old time photo
graphs. Had Miss Marie Sprinkle
entered q contest for the most hand
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Navarro Church of the Brethren

Saturday evening, May IA, Prof.
r. q. Mohler of the agriculture de-
partment of Mcpherson College win
speak on Modern Agricultural Pro-
blems." Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Theme at II a. M, "Some Points of
Similarity Between Men and Soils"
A special service in memory OF
mothers will be held in the evening
followed by Mothers Day sermon.
Tuesday evening at s o'clock, Bible
class. Thursday evening prayer
meeting-Rev. o. H. Feiler, pas
for
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-05-11
MRS. STILLMAN
DENIES CHARGES

Poughkeepsie, n. Y, May 10
Mrs. Anne q. Stillman, taking the
stand in her own defense, today at
the trial in the divorce suit insd-
tuted by James A. Stillman, New
York banker, denied she misconduct
ed herself with Fred Beauvauis. IN
dian guide as described by the plain
tiff's witnesses.
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SEES WOMAN PRESIDENT
Coming Within Next 20 Years, Say
Miss Jeanette Rankin

Columbia, Mo-, May 1O.-Miss
Jeanette Rankin, ex-congresswoman
of Montana, addressing the students
Of Stephes college, a girls school,
yesterday, predicted the United
states will have woman president
within the next twenty years.
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BREAD BOYCOTT
ON THE CROCERS
rAssociated Press1

Parsons, May "a boycott Of
grocers who sell out of town bread
began today by the Parsons bakers.
The local bakers feel that home folks
should buy home broad and are try
ing this method to force elimination
+of shipments of bread from city bak-
ing concerns.