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about o'clock. Then she said he was
not with her at ALL Detectives say
they have practically established that
he was not with her. and they are try
ing Io check up on lis movements be-
tween and II o'clock-the period IN
which the murders are known to have
been Commute ed.
Schneider says il was about ! o'clock
when Hayes shot the minister and the
choir singer by mistake" All other
witnesses have agreed that the screams
and shots which must have written
nnis to tho Mills romance were
heard Mt abou. 1890 o'colck.
Despite these and many other appa-
rent conflicts in his story. Prosecutor
Bcekman, Of Somerset, insisted he had
evidence enough against Hayes TO JUS
ticy the charge against him, and even
told reporters he believed he could con-
vict Hayes on evidence now in his pos
session. He refused TO disclose the ma
ture Of this evidence. however.
Protests Innocence.
Hayes. in the meantime. lay In the
county jail at Somervillc, awaiting ac-
ton by the Somerville grand jury. and
protesting his innocence Of Schneider's
charge lie adhered to his story that he
and Schneider had come upon the bodies
of the slain pair while hunting for
Pearl BANNER and her step-father:
that Schneider had stolen the mt:,is-
tcrs watch. and that they had both
decided TO say nothing about their find.
Detective and state troopers contin-
ued their efforts 10 uncover more evil
dence about the murders. many Of them
frankly expressing skepticism as to
Shneider's story. and indicating they
had leads which pointed 20 n wholly diff
ferent solution Of the case.
Can Il False Scent.
Disbelief In Schneider's story appa.
rently has gripped hundreds Of citizens
OF New Brunswick. many Of whom OPEN
ly expressed conviction that the autho-
rifles were on false scent. There was
report today that several leading bust
ness men were planning TO start a pub
lie fund for Hayes Defense but this
could not be confirmed
Walter c. Sedan. counsel for Schnei-
der. announced today that he would epI
pear before Supreme Court Justice Par
ker, IN Trenton. Thursday. seeking his
clients release on bail. He said Schnei-
der could raise bail II 1t were fixed at
not more than $4,000.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals for the erection Of
Hose House for the CITY OF Wheeling nj
Nos. 1609-l6ll WarwOod Avenue. Wheel
ing. will be received until Monday. &C.
,Chcr 10th, al T. NJ. Plans can lie
seen 1T the office uf the Architect. NJ.
F. Giesey. Room gu. McL.atn Building.
Bids to be left at the office Of tAc CRY
Manager. Work 20 he let as whole
Contractors will submit with their H.!
a certified check Cor two per cent - e
OF the amount OF bid conditioned on
entering into 4 contrac; with surety
bond for the faithful performances Of
the contract.
All bidders will state In Their bid
tho tine required for completing The
contract and tn" time Will be CONSIDERED
in awarding contract.
The right TO reject any and all bids
Is reserved.
c. II. BOWLER.
City Manager.
Oc;?-i
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HALL-M|LLS CASE
Continued from Page ons)

additional reason for her Incarceration
was said TO be the fact that she was
too difficult To find when she was want
cd for questioning.
Nicholas BANNER later was arrested
as result Of the charges preferred
hy his st"p-daughtcr. and held in Sle'-
COO bail. following his arraignment.
Pearl. who was with Schneider when
tho bodies Of Mr.. Hall and Mrs. Mills
were found" TWO days after the muir
hcrS on more than one occasion mas
given newspaper mon working on the
case reason TO believe she knew more
than She was telling. Incidentally, she
las turned against Schneider. once ad-
m!ttcdly her sweetheart. and has
s0ugh; to convey the impression that
he knew more about the murders than
Hayes, whom he accused oe the crima.
Five Different Stories.
Schneider. it was disclosed today. told
four different stories about his knowi-
edge Of the slayin; h fore he reached
the story Of Hayes commission Of the
crime. on which the authorities acted.
After he had been trapped IN prevarica
lions IN the first four. said state
trooper who was present throughout the
long gri!ling. Schneider would say:
We'll. lets 90 back and start all over
again. I'll tell the truth this time"
. His FINAL story still falls to jibe with
facts about the murder brought on.
from other snurccS---notably his in
sistcncc that neither Hayes nor he had
cut Mrs. Mills throat after the shoot
ing. although an autopsy showed the
head had been almost severed.
There are almost as broad discrepan-
c!es In his story Of his whereabouts on
tho night OF TIC murders. and that told
Icy Pearl Bahmer. Schneider said he
was with Pearl for several hours that
night. before he saw Pearl going out
with her step-father. and started trail
Ing the pair with Hayes.
More Discrepancies.
Pearl first said he was with her until
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

The Commissioners OF Harrison C"un-
~ will receive sealed bids i, their office
I'm the Court House until Monday. Oc-
tober 18TH. at one O'Clock L. ". for the
furnIsh!ng and erection OF two steel
bridges. One on The Brushy Fork road
ON the land OF Ava Lee. to be steel
xirder bridge 45 fos spaa and 10 foot
roadway IN the clear. The other on tn"
Tappan- Deersville road on the land OF
Lewis Patterson. To be steel sridcr
bridge AZ fot span and 10 foot roadway
In the clear. Plans on file IN the Cour-
~ Surveyors office. According TO sec
ZION c3I5 OF the General Code. bidders
are invited TO submit proposals un other
uIans. Commissioners further rescrS =
N. right to reject any OF all bids
FRANK VI. BEALL
County Auditor
octlo-h
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New Orleans. she again made efforts to
n''a'n the names Of the men who &C
Cused her. NJ. Gamble came TO Atlanta
from Chattanooga last week. and il was
following his inability to obtain the
ma mcs that Mrs. DcbOuchle came TO At
ANITA.
Feels Sorry For Him.
Mr.. n"ir"uChl", in her statement to-
day which followed the conference with
Mr. Gambler and his son Asa. Jr.. said
sH" could not understand the attitude
of I'll" capitalists.
Il feel sorry for him" her statement
read. II" told me he loves me and wants
:" marry me. ana that he. docs not be-
'"yc this h!druuS SANDER which has
."'n 'Hh"T TO him. and yet refused to
@.N"'ihc name OF the man or woman VINO
.C"uS"d me"
lie told me he was w"ctched and UNI
happy and did not care whether he lived
or died." the statement continued.
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ph!a District In the County Of Ohio and
State OF West Virginia:
Take Notice.
THAT at a legal meeting Of the
Board OF Education OF Philadelphia DIS
ir!ct In the County Of Ohio and state
OF West Virginia. held on III" - day
% September. 1922. the following order
was adopted and entered OF rccoId.
namely:
II appearing 70 the BOARD OF EducI-
tion of Philadelphia District that TO '',-
commodate the youth OF school a"e
residing in said district. 1t Is necessary
10 Issue bonds in the sum of $3"O.huo."p
as provided by chapters Two and QUO
hundred and tweuty-SiN OF the l.csts-
lature 1919. In order to procure money
for the purpose Of purchasing school
site. erecting. completing. cnlarEinG ana
furnishing WoodSiaie. Nj. De ChHntc'.
Park View. Elm Grove, Philadelphia.
Middle Wheeling Creek. elementary
schools and the Triadclph!a District
High School and It having been deter
mined that this proposed bonded IN
debtcdness. together with the existing
Indebtedness. does not exceed two ana
one-halt per centum o; the value Of the
taxable property IN said district as as
certaincd by the last assessment Tor
state and county taxes:
Therefore. III pursuance of the fore
gong. and said chapters Two and one
hundred twcnty-s!X OF said Acts OF the
Legislature OF 1919, Il IS hereby re-
solved and ordered that the Board OF
Of said Philadelphia District,
do borrow money In the sum ~ $Sop.0On
and Issue and sell bonds TO raise sHid
amount for the purpose OF purchasing
school site, erecting. completing. eu-
largtne and furnishing Woodsdale S50.-
O00: NJ. De Chantel $4,000; Park View
49,. GOO: Elm Grove $4,000: Philadelphia
$50. 600: Middle Wheeling Creek elemen-
tary schools $4,000: Triadclphia Dis
;rict High Schools $4,000 in said dis
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Cumberland Man Shot
Business Fpud Cause

lF,hrrh. aged 80. e nn'!V" -! Syria.
who cnuducie two stores at Western
port. this county. whcr" h" has been
in business for 90 years. * in a critical
condition at Allrgany Hospital here.
irru tire" pistol wounds alleged /"
haN" been inflicted Ivy John Peters,
Is."i s.. nItiN" Of the same town in
syria. via" recently opened Il grocery
sl"r" in WrStcrnpnrt.
Hahr"b i shot In the mouth. eye and
stomach The shooting incurred near
ia" Interstate bride This afternoon, and
Peters ran across the hrid-" into Pied
mont. W. Va. wher" he Was cnrncrcd
by posse. Tn" men are said 20 have
had trouble over business matters.
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WALLACE MAKES DATES

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 Secretary
Wallace will make a stumping trip at
tho request OF the Republican congress
siOnal committee. which will include
speeches at Columbus. Ohio. October
IS: Cincinnati October 10: Franklin.
Indiana. October 81. and ST. Louis. DC
tOber %. Between October "a and -,
Secretary Wallace will be- in Kansas
and Nebraska. tinishin" the campaign
in Michigan, October so and 81.
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MRS SABINA BURKE

Tuncral grryIccS Tor MIS- SININa
Burke. widow uf the la;r T.. r.. Burke.
who died Sunday following = brief i'll
ness at :hc North Wheeling Hospital.
VIII he he'd this afternoon from til" fam
ilv homo on North Main street. Re-
ouirm high mass will u" celebrated a
the Sacred Hear, Church, Burial Will
he made in Nj. calvary cemetery.
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MRS. ISAAC NUSEAUM

ClarkShurg. W. Va. OK. l0.-pca;h
came suddenly this evening t" MrH.
Isaac Nusbaum. wifi" e prominent
Clarkshurg merchant. ut her home ~"
West Main street
Her husband and Two sons. Simie AMI
William Nushaum, also prominent local
business men. surviv" her Burial Will
take place Friday In Baltimore, Mary
land
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STEGER FUNERAL

This afternoon n 20 o'clock from
the family homo n Park View. fun"ra!
services Will be held FOR Miss Katherine
StcCcr. 20 years old. who d!ci Sunday
following lingering Illness. Rev. +.
G.. Alrrrs OF the s. Marks church vii!
occ!ciair. lntcrmcnt VIII he made IN
GrccuWuol cemetery.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IN BANKRUPTCY

In the District Court OF the ln''eh
States for the Northern District OF
West Virginia.
In the matter "f s. J. Iave!ak. Bank
rupt. No. 6lI. IN Bankruptcy
To the Creditors OF s. j. Pare!ak. az
Rcnwood. IN the County OF Marshall.
and district aforesaid. bankrupt
Notice IL hereby given that on the
ond day Of October. A. ID. H.. the said
s, J. Pavelak was duly adIudicatcd Il
bankrupt herein. and that the first
meeting OF his creditors Will be held al
tho offices OF J. W. Cumm!ns. Referee
in bankruptcy at Rooms 5O6-I-S Ma
,!oral Bank OF West Virginia Bldg"
Corner 18th & Main SIS. in the City OF
wheeling County OF Ohio and State OF
Wes, Va. on the 2Oth day OF October
A. y. 1922. ut 10 o'clock In the fore
noon at which zine the said creditors
may attend. prov" their claims. appoint
= trustee. eNaiuIu" the bankrupt and
,ransac, such other business ~ may
nroperiy come before said meeting.
J. ". cIMMlES.
Referee IN Bankruptcy
A. C. Schiller. Atty.
Octl1-p
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LIBERTY BONDS

Now York. oct. l".---L!h"rty bonds
closed: Sr.s. Sl0).IG; second Is, !9.92;
FIRST AIS. luO.0i: second AZ. 10000:
third as. lno.0@; fourth 4's. 1o0.O2:
Victory i".s. tuncallcd 10000: do. call
oil 1000
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FoR RENT.

FOR RE:NT-BuldinG 4GXl20 II. cor.
3lst and Union Streets. Bellairc.
side track and elevator Inquire Geo.
O. Robinson, SSS-S3d -. Bellaire. Ohio.
OctT-k
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Octl0-i

FOR SALE-4 table pcol-room at Mar
tins Ferry. .. Will sell AZ a bargain.
Going TO leave for Syria. Address II
care Intelligencer. Octl0-h
-GSsm az. ok (m'kr etaoIn shrdlu
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hurried YESTERDAY

Mrs. Charles RohrLg. No. I Thirty
sixth street
Joseph Lee Wells OF Majcrsv!l!e.
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LOST-Steel bead purse In 18th Stree,
Street car office, containing money
and pearl beads. Reward FOR return 10
IntelliRencer office. OctlO-h
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Lost AND HoUND

LOST-l-sxl2 Brussels rug on National
Pike between ST. ClairsEil!e Ohio and
Millners Grove on october ). Finder
please notify Russell H!nerman. Be'hes-
da, Ohio. octlo-i
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FOR SALE-Chevrolet 400. Inquire
Harold Jarvis Garage. 92s Market ST.
Scpt2S-r
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DEATH RECORD

Mrs. Isaac Nusbnum. ClarksburE. "
Va
John II. Burns. -. Fa!rvicw, W. Va.
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STEGEE-On sunday. October s. 1922.
al li:i0 o'clock y. m. at the family
home in lark View, KATHERINE.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. George
Stcger. in her Goth year.
Funeral "Wednesday afternoon At ESQ
III the late residence. lnterment at
Greenwood cemetery.
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DIED

BURNS-On Tuesday. October 10, 1922
LIS o'clock I. NJ. u. Wheeling hos
pltal. JOHN HENRY BURNS il his
II year.
The body will he taken 20 his home.
Fa!rvicw. W. Va. on "Wednesday
morning where services and inter
mclIt VIII occur on Friday.
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FOR sALEAvery cheap.
IFS H. Z. Cooper CorlisS
Engine and equipment. in
first class condition. John
W. Beltz. cor. lYth and EotS
SITS. Phone 81. Sepi29-SQt
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ron SALH

FOR SAI.E-New Corona Fort
able Typewriter with carrying
case. viii sell very cheap TO
make quick sale. This is a real
opportunity 10 gct u new mach-
mo very cheap. Address LSl
care lntelliSencer. oclA-]
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WAMTHD-xALH

wANTED-Colored man for h"useworN'
Mrs. W. W. Holloway. s. Maple We,
,n-SasI...r Octll-l
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PROCLAMATION
AND NOTICE or HLECr1oN ron
SCHOOL. BOND HDuE AND LEVY
Take Notice.

To The Qualified Voters of Tr!ad"i-
ph!a District In the County of OHIO ana
State OF West Virginia:
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FOR EuNpS"

IL Is further ordered that the ygt"
cast at said election shall be canva4,rI
on tn" rir;h day CSunhIy cN""r,sh
after date az said election as prov idcd
by section GS Of chapter ,. Barnes code
of West Virginia. and section 1874. Of
chap,cr ., Acts of the Legislature OF
1919.
Bonded and other indebted
ness ..................s 3C2 soc
Total ................. "I@.I"u
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WANTED - Machine shop foreman
state experience and WAKES. ADDRESS
RI. Z. Box 80 Wheeling. W. Va
Octll-k
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-12-09

BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias. to me
directed, issued out of the Atlantic Coun-
ty Court of Common Pleas, will be sold
at public vendue, on
WEDNESDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF
JANUARY, NINETEEN HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-THREE,
at two o'clock IN the afternoon of said
day, in the Court Room, No. POI. Second
Floor, Guarantee Trust Building, in the
city of Atlantic City, County of Atlantic
and State of New Jersey.
All that certain tract of land and
premises situate in the City of Ventnor
City. County of Atlantic and State of
New Jersey, bounded and described as
follows:
Beginning at a point in the Easterly
line of Marion Avenue 105 feet South of
the Southerly line of Ventnor Avenue and
extending theme Cd Southwardly along
the Easterly line of Marion Avenue 3S
feet; thence CD Eastwardly parallel with
Ventnor Avenue SIS feet; thence 60
Northwardly parallel with Marion Ave.
nue. SO feet; thence Cd Westwardly par
allel with Ventnor Avenue So feet to the
place of beginning.
Known as No. z South AIa1ion ANenue.
Levy ~appfoxtmafely SIZE besiass N
seiEsd A. the Erolsgty n Iaepry Gordon;
SUIT OF Daniel 4, Collins and 10 Dc aold by!
MALCOLM =. WOODRUFF. 81
Sheriff.
Dated December ., 1922.
Thompson d. Hanstein, Attorneys.
Prs fee, $1S.4S
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Steelmanville

The Steelmanville School children
are very enthusiastic about their Jun
Tor Red Cross work. They have al
ready sold candy enough for the school
sewing materials. Wednesday evening
before Thanksgiving they gave an en-
tertainment and social for the benefit
of hot lunches. The evening proved
successful and the kiddies will soon
have hot lunches at noon.
The attendance for the school foro
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the month of November is 97.4%6. The
following children had perfect attend
ance for the month: Cannon Branco,
Rudolph Myers, Harry Somers, Will
liam Somers, Annie Branco, Antoinette
Branco, Anna May Smith, Madeline
Branco, Edith Smith, Rosie Branco,
Elizabeth Somers, Florence Ireland.
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CARDIFF SOCIAL CLUB

M next meeting will be held on
Monday evening, December 18th, at
Mr.. Joe Beuak's home, on Washington
avenue. A large attendance is desir-
ed
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In

LUTZ.-In loving remembrance of our
dear husband and father, Samuel Lutz,
VINO departed for his eternal reward,
Dec. s, 1921. Sadly missed by
WIFE AND TT DREN.
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nell, Mrs. Daniel Conover, Mrs. John
Conoyer, Mrs. Gilbert Conover, Mrs.
J. D. Joslin, Mrs. Alonzo Leeds, Mrs.
d. S. Tilton, Mrs. J. S. Tilton, Mrs.
James Abbott and Miss Emma c..
Collins.
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w. r. M. s. Meets Tuesdav.

The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the M. e. Church will meet
on Tuesday afternoon, at 2.3O O'Clock,
at the home of Mrs. A. C. Fleming.
AT this time the second lesson of the
new study book will be taken up
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Mrs. Rebecca Allen, of Bridgeton,
has been visiting the family of her
son, DR.. c. c. Allen, on Shore Road,
the past week.
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church netted 500 from the sale of
aprons at their booth the same night
of the entertainment. Following the
business session refreshments were
served. Present were Mrs. e. j. Nc
Carthy and daughter Anna, Mrs. Will
lam Hunter and daughter Florence,
Mrs. Jennie Moore and daughter Jen-
ME, Mrs. Samuel Smith and children
Kathryn and Samuel, Jr., Mrs. Martin
Spokesman, Mrs. Martin Carly, Mrs.
Wallace Rogers, Bertha and William
Olsen, William Shelley, Rev. and
Mrs. r. A. Elwood and son Russell,
Mrs. Earl ~Fairbrothers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Nicholas. Mrs. Charles Kun
kelly, Miss Hannah Madden, Miss Car
RE Saalman, Miss Emily Reep, Mrs.
May Townsend, Miss May Cordery,
and DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Johnson.
Jacob Reed Recovering.
Jacob Reed, nephew of Miss Carrie
Reed, who was shot in the heshy part
of the leg by an unknown gunner
while at work in the rear of the prem
Uses of his aunt, with whom he makes
his home, nearly a month ago, was
brought home from the Atlantic City
Hospital, where he has been confined
since the accident. last Saturday in
the machine of Freebooter Kesler.
Jacob is able to walk again, and is
said to be we'll ON the road to recov-
cry. His mother is one of the super
vising nurses of the hospital.
Engine Loses cowcatcher.
The Reed Road crossing and the
southbound track of the Pennsylvania
Railroad through here was blocked
from 1890 to $50 o'clock last Monday
afternoon by the freight. when the
heavy duty locomotive No. 789 lost its
cowcatcher while passing through
here at IA good rate of speed. AS the
result, the sharp-pointed mass of steel
and iron dropped onto the track,
ploughing up the mineral composition
filler at the Shore Road crossing and
splintering the planks at the Reed
Road crossing. BY the time the train
had reached that point the twisted
metallic fender had worked its way
back underneath the engine to a point
back of the front guide wheels, caus-
ing the locomotive to be m%omentarily
in danger of leaving the rails. The
train was soon stopped, and when
questioned by the writer, the engine
mar declared: 81 don't see what yer
saved her" The Atlantic City wreck
ing crew was summoned, and they
worked more than two hours before
the track was cleared, it being neees-
sary to hoist the front of the engine
bodily in order 10 release the wedged
cOwcatcher.
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interesting Addresses at w. c. T. u.
Parlor Meeting.

A parlor meeting of the Abseeon
w. C. T. U. was held last Tuesday
afternoon at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Anna C. Fleming, on Shore
Road. After the devotional and bust
ness session, the guest of honor, Mrs.
Eliza Hughes, of Atlantic City, who
is the new County President, gave a
very interesting address concerning
the things she heard at the w. c. T..
u. State Convention held recently in
Camden, and the National and Worlds
Conventions in Philadelphia. Mrs. j..
w. Wainwright, who also attended
these conventions, gave a splendid
account of the things that impressed
her most. Miss Ethel Hammell gave
a reading, which created a great deal
of mirth. Mrs. II. i. Babcock and
Mrs. r. A. Elwood each sang a solo
that was much enjoyed by all. The
hostess served refreshments to the
following guests: Mrs. Eliza Hughes,
Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Mrs. Laura 3.
Reed, Mrs. Amy p. Riley, Mrs. J. W.
Wainwright, Mrs. May Townsend,'
Mrs. r. A. EIwood, Mrs. Steelman Lee.
Mrs. P. II. Boice. Mrs. Charity Bow
ker, Mrs. Amanda Johnson, Mrs. R.
L. Babcock, Mrs. John S. Lewis, Mrs.
Edward Pennington, Miss Ethel Ham
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Dated December ., 1922.
Thompson 81 Hanstein, Attorneys.
PRS fee. S12 AZ