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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
Court Orders House
Closed Six Months

Closed by order Of Superior Judge
John Raiston as a result Of the first
conviction TO b. secured IN King
county under tho red-iiwht shate-
nent Law. a sevcn-room house at
aio 10th ave. =. cannot b. used for
any purpose for six months.
A penalty OF $500 aiso il sssessed
against the property.
Albert Mayer, owner Of the house.
rented !, to Mabel Collins. who is
alleged 10 have used the premises
for Immoral purposes. MLss Collins
died soon after Prosecuting Attorney
Malcolm Douglas started abatement
proceedings. Tho csss was pre-
scented in court by Deputy Prosecu.
tor schram-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
Man Freed So
He Can Free
Block of Rats

y. n. MCGOWAN fsced Police
Judge John ~ Gordon, charged
with being drunk
Your honor he said. there's
n LOT Of rats
No doubt said the court
''rou seem 10 have been drink
Ing. Are you guilty or not
Euii'yy"
Guilty. your honor Meow.
en- admitted Now. about those
rats"
You ought 10 know better.
ths Judge sdmonished. 'You look
like n man that would have good
common sense. What Ia your
line Of businessT-
I'm a contractor NcCowen
proclaimed. -and Ms I was about
TO ny. I've got = contract right
now. a big contract. 20 KIN all
the rats in the Pacific block"
mo fooilng7- asked the court.
surprised.
"No fooling.- confirmed the
prisoner.
Sentence suspended Co ahead
and kill your rats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
ARE
STOPPED BY
THE INDIANS

DfrCfiiSu of Ar Butler enabled
4 the West Seattle club 20 take a
close diamond verdict from the
susieaaiEn Queen Anne ,oss~rr at
Hiawaihs playfieid yertsrssy. 4 20 :.
Tho defeat ended n winning streak
OF five straight games for the Hill
toppers.
broadway took . stronger hold on
second place IN tho Lincoln game az
Lincoln pisyfieid. winning . to =.
broadway scored siS runs In th@
eighth frame on hits off Tvsts and
costly errors. Tn. Railspii,tsrs came
back with four faiilss In their half
of tho ninth. but fell one run mort
Garfield trimmed tho Ballard team.
~ 60 II. ia a free hitting contest al
wallA Wan pisyfieid. Tho infant
high school siuKrsrs raped the
ara,s for - mfs bins'es. Sum~r.
ous errors on both teams ioosensd
up the tilt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
EVERY BONE AND
MUSCLE HURT IN
DAMP WEATHER
Contractor Couldn't Even
Put on His Coat With
out Help, but Rheuma-
tism Is Now Entirely
Gone

II can testify 20 the lasting. rs well
rs the immediate benefits of Tanlac,
for three years ago II rid me OF a
long.standing case OF rheumatism.
and haven't had even twinge OF II
SINCE" said A. r. Gustafson, we'll.
known contractor of Eatonville,
Wash. t.
For seven years had been trou.
blcd with rheumatism. and while IL
hung onto me constantly. II was
worse In winter than at any other
season. At times I couldn't do my
work at all: couldn't even put on
my coat without help. During damn
weather, especially. I just suffered
agony. and every bone and muscle in
my body would ache.
'Tsnlao soon Strengthened me up.
and have been In tiptop shape ever
since. recommend Tanlac every
opportunity l get. for I am firm be.
lever In It."
Teniac is sold by all good drug.
Observation-Disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
BROODS FOR
dead CHUM;;
ENDS life!
Grieving for Her
Friend, Killed in
Blast, She Takes
Gas

Seeking relief from her grief over
the tragic death Of her girlhood
ehum. Miss teonera rrecce ~.
close friend OF Miss Nora Bailey.
who MAS killed In = blast at the
init Fireworks on Monday. took
her o~n life Tuesday afternoon BY
inh&iins sss In hsr homo At ssss
Edmcnds At
In her hand the deaa giri clutch
I'd . newspaper account Of her
chuna's sudden end.
Tho body was discovered ~
y. m hy Mrs. Vera Mead. ssos
Edmcnds st. after Grace frecee,
7. had run TO her with the report
that SISTER tainted"
Grace had just returned from
school. and found her sister lying
limp In the gas.fiilsd Kitchen.
Friends Of Miss rreeoe said that
while she hrooded over the tragedy.
che had seemed TO Keep her spirits
IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10

Moving pictures Of the bombing
by airplanc~ OF former German wal.
ships will be shown In Mesny Hale
on the University Of Washington
campus. Friday at ,. m The
showing will be made under the
auspices Of the aeronsuticai dy-
nantes laboratory Of the university
the King County Trades association
and tho Industrial bureau and the
military affairs committee OF the
Chamber Of commercs. Admission
Il free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10

had been set M for handling the
cases In an orderly ana Systematic
way.
III II . terrible thing 70 charge
a Citizen with robblng HE own gov
eminent and have insisted on
most painstaking Investigation Of
all casas Involving efarEss Of Grim
lnaiity. Tho investigations In q
number Of more important cases
have been completed or are rapidly
nearing completion. In each In.
stance. they diseloss . sufficient In.
dication that crime has been corp.
mitted 10 warrant submitting them
10 = grand jury"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
SCIENTIST TELLS
OF GLAND ACTION
SEAT OF LIFE.

EXHAUSTION OF the slands q
internal secretion and moro psrticu'
iariy those glands that provide dy.
manic force to the body. IL now
recognized as the cause OF fatigue
and all weaknesses. These glands
ARE the ones mainly responsible for
the source and distribution OF
energy and II is chiefly from these
gianduinr substances that effective
medication is derived.
The exTovernment physician who
Is located across Third ave. from the
postoffices at 1877 Third ave. spe-
cislizes In these treatments. and OF.
fers free consultation TO the If.
fiicted. --Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
CAMP AICN CASH
NOW UNLIMITED
Senatorial Aspirants Are Al
lowed Free Rein
BY HERBERT W. WALKER

WASHINGTON. sfsy i0.--csndi'
dates for tho United states ssnais
may spend unlimited sums OF money
IN their campaigns In nominating
primaries or IN final slc1tioBs next
November without ming statements
OF their campaign rocsirfH and er.
pcnditures with the secretary Of tho
sonsts. according TO an opinion ny
Attorney General DauEh1.sy. made
public today,
The attorney svnerui hcif that the
decision Of tho supreme court ia the
Nswbsrry case has insniifiated the
provisions OF the corrupt practices
act 90 far a. concerns senatorial
candidates..
The attorney sensrsis opinion.
rendered a. request 81 Senator
pomsrsnA Ohio. and Representative
Robert Inca Massachusetts,. prob
ably Win lead 10 an early move
IN the senate 10 amend the corrupt
practices act. 20 make It's pruytsions
apply 10 candidates In the elections
mont fall.
Dausherty's opinion saif:
"As United States Senators are
no, now elected by legislatures ~
the states. as contemplated by this
act. II IL my opinion that this fact
In connection with the holding In
the Nsvterry decision makes - IN
necessary for . candidate for United
States senator 70 file any statement
whatever In connection with his
nomination or election"
The attorney general held that
candidates for the houa, Of repre-.
ssn,aiivas are stiil required to flo
with the clerk Of the house state
msnn Of campaign contributions
and disbursements In general cleo
lions becsusc no change has been
made In the manner OF their sloo-
ton.
The corrupt practices Get IN ~
present form was enacted tn Aug.
urt. 1911. and refers 90 the election
% senators ny the Legislatures Of
tho states. The nth amendment 70
tho constitution. ratified May 81.
1918, provides for their election by
the people OF the states.
Hence. barinG his opinion on the
supreme courts decision in the
Newberry case. psughsrSy holds
that the law Of 1911. affecting cleo.
ton Of senators by legislatures.
cannot apply TO popular election Of
sonntafx A. DrOstded by the eonafl.
amendment OF 1914
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
Culberson Romance
With Hero at End

WASHINGTON. May io.--The TO.
nance Of Alexander y Rot-rtson.
British hero. and Mary culiertson.
daughter OF tho Texas senator. has
been ended.
Miss Culbertson's affection for
Robertson il said 20 have been cool.
ed greatly by tho publicity he gave
20 his charges that he had been Md.
mapped by detectives hired by Senator
cuIbcrtson In an effort TO 'shang.
hal" him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
LONELY MAN
KILLS SELF
RanCher on vashon Island
Takes Own Life

Believed 20 have been driven par
TALLY insane Ivy hin lonely life on a
hackwoods rarsch on vsshon island
Lars Pfngstad %. shot himself thru
the head with n n cslIber r11s
Monday. Tho body was found late
Tuesday night by Mr.. and Mrs VII
Ham Il. Bsfea. nsighbors. who inves-
figAtsd when Pinsstad failed to ap-
pear Tuesday.
Coroner w. III. Corsen has begun
an Investigation of the case. Ping.
esad had no relatives a. far As known.
The body will be brought to Seattle
Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
Germany Must Pay
u. S. for Zeppelins

PARIS. May io.--rhe council OF
ambassadors today announced its de-
cision that Germany must recon-
pense the United States for zeppelins
destroyed and not delivered. in com.
pliance with the treaty OF Yer.
sailies.
The council fixed the amount due
thu United States from Germany In
this respect at approximately 3.0oo.-
600 gold marks about $3.50. o0ol.
crhe above cable apparently indicat.
ed that tho council Of ambassadors
has decided tho United States has
suffered the loss OF only one Yep.
pelin or smaller type airship OF de.
pleted value. Tho cost OF new Yep.
pelin would be considerably more
than 1900. 900 gold marksl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
L OnStGnce and
Gouueneur Sue
for Divorces
Stars Of Pen and Rouge
Pot Both in Los
Angeles Courts

LOS ANGELES. May io,--Nsmss
OF oouseneur Morris and Conssan nee
TaimadEe. stars of the pen and rouge
pot. were today linked In uuiinklng
Both Of them want divorces and
have flied suits In superior court Of
f.os Angeles
Film starr and stage stars. eelsbri.
tiss ana nonrntitios minEle In the
Los Anx~irs divorce courts. which,
according 10 figures. have mounted
beyond composition from Reno or
other such hsysna for tho too much
married.
The two names on tho register 90
casionsd little surprise today. aside
from the rsmarklns that Gouvsneur
and Connie" were among those
present.
Morris. author. playwright and
member Of the picture colony here.
arks divorce from Mrs Elsie Morris
from whom no has been separated
for more than four years. The com
plant charges Mrs. Morris. who 10
now In New York. with dsssrtion.
Consianee complains % dlamstri.
eaiiy opposite causes. John g. pls.
iosiou. WEALTHY Greek tobacco man
OF New York; her husband. had too
Jealous . nature lie "nsswed" her,
tho complaint setr forth. 20 tho en-.
tent that she suffered a nervous
breakdown. Ills behavior was coca.
stoned by his unaccountabiy taking
exception 10 her work as cinema
actress with male leads 20 such an
extent that Eho was embarrassed and
hnmillated.-
Miss Taimadgs ana f'isiowiou have
also been separated for sorns tina
Tho Morris and Miss TsimadEo ar.
acquainted. both assign 20 coinci-
dence Tho fact that they filed suit
for divorce on the saraa day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10

RACINE. Wis. May io.--A jury
In circuit court here today returned
verdict awarding two trustees or
St Roses Catholic churcN Of Racine
$500 damages In a suit against
Rev. John Petite. pastor, on charges
OF Islander.
This trustees claimed the priest had
called them liars and hypocrites and
intimated they had mishandled
church funds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
PREACHER
LED IN BATTLE
Minister Accused as Cap.
tain Of Fighting Miners

CUARrEsTowN. w. Va May 10.
Rev. Jess. NiIburn. Bsrsis, min.
lister. led the first company Of the
armed nin~rs IN Blair Mo5niain. v.-
lasro Carpenter. nrsish Greek miner.
testified today at tho treason trial ~
william blizzard. young miner
leader.
Rev. wiifurn urrei THE riir~rs
army on with = fiery speech In front
Of tn. school house at II A.. tho Wit.
ness testified.
The time has como 90 nsht for
our rights the minister cred. Car.
rsnfsr said I'm going 90 Ia, down
my pihls and saks up the qua"
The preacher then made up . ocus-
pany and led :; up the hiii. Carpenter
said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
FL HORSES
ARE BURNED

LEXINGTON. Ky. May fo.--iors
Of SIS. 900 Was caused IN fire that
destroyed the barn OF johnson ~.
camssn. United States senator. at
tho Kentucky Jockey clubs track
here.
The flames were started By light
ming.
Horves savsd included Mo,ave.
King o'Neii and Dust Flower. Tho-
lost wcrv Rangoon. Bc';inA- Darrell.
Ing. Fair Agnes. Little fai'ie. sena-
tor Ernest ssghonot Ksro. Argo.
Polly. Golden Apr5la. Menio. AKon.
lea. MAricopa- EvenEvr, Msramar.
Fedora fAttis Rotha. Duly. Estrsila
and D,x Bertha.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
Untitled Tonnage
of Steel Growing

NEW YORK. May in-Unfillsd
steel tonnage increased COZ. 7os tons
during the month ending April 30.
1899. according TO tho monthly state.
ment today OF the United States steel
corporation.
Untitled tonnage tosaiied s.ops,<f,
on April 30. 1914. sEains, <.4ss.its
March 81. +tiioss February rs. and
5.st5s22s April 30. 1871.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
ALASKA MAN
GIVEN POST

Charles u. Garfield OF juneau has
BEEN appointed director Of the Alas.
ka bureau OF thu Chamber Of Com
nerce on tho recommendation OF the
executive committee Of tho bureau.
Tho chamber board Of trustees con.
firmed tho appointment unani.
mously.
Garfield has resided IN Alaska for
70 years. He went to Alaska after
entering thu customs service. and for
~ years supervised the work thru
tho territory. lie recently retired as
special deputy collector OF customs
10 accept tho appointment Of super.
inicndent OF ALASKA fishucries under
the territorial commission.
lie wha the organizer and presl-
dent for many years OF tho Alaska
Fish and Game society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
DOWNTOWN FIRE
LOSS IS $4,000
investigation Is Begun Into
First Ave. Glaze

Acting Fire Marshal Robert T..
taing began "Wednesday an invest.
CATION Of a fro of unknown origin
thnt swept the auction house OF 10.
seph Martin a Sons. iaia FIRST ave.
and for time threatened the entire
block. Tho loss IL estimated at sis.-
coo. Of which $4,000 was confined
TO the stock.
A defective chimney caused a
hiars IN tho horne 81 n. ". Circuit.
iszs cioNcrdais a.. shortly after mid
night "Wednesday. circuit and his
family escaped 60 the street In scanty
attire. The loss IL Estimated at ti7s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
CAMP LEWIS
TOBE KEPT

Final assurance that Camp Lewis
10 TO be maintained an q permanent
military post IL contained In a letter
by tho county commissioner from
Congressman John y. Miller. In fhi.
letter Miller ineloses q List OF tho
troops 90 b, stationed there.
This ilst was given Congressman
Miller by Cen Psrshing. II includes
the following crss nisaticns Head.
quarters Third division. reduced:
division special troops: hesfausrtsr.
company. Third Frsld Artillsry
brigade; 10th Field Artillery. com.
plet-; Sixth Enxinssra less second
battalion; attachments from division,
al train: medical troops and supply
department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
Says Husband Drove
Her From Her Home

Ailegins that Der hustand- Sam
Jacobs. told her 20 -sst out Of thu
house" ana turned u over 70 his
brother and family. As- Alta
Jacobs fled rii, for sspar.fs main.
tsnancs In superior court wsdnss.
day.
Ths couple vsrS married m Tsur.
r~gan. Russia In 1900. and came
to America n few years later. ae-
eordinx 10 the complaint There
are no children
Jacobs owns . Furnishing stor- at
ia Fourth ava g. and lives at
si< Ninth ave. Property valued At
$4,000 10 sAid 10 be involved in
the suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
ID Awarded Palm
as Champ Wooer"

NEW YORK. May io.--count Ed
ward George ziehy. msmeer OF the
noted Zichy family Of Hungary. war
today hailed a. the words cham.
plon woo-r."
Following . swfrs. ardent court
ship. Zichy eiop~d and married Miss
Chario,is Gardiner Demsrest
wealthy New York socis'y Girl. Just
few hours before she was 10 have
married Georg. Burton- son Of =
millionaire brewer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
Irish Fail Again
to Make Agreement

DUBLIN. May io.--Dnii Elrvsnns
peace COMMITTEES today failed to ind
. basis for agreement between Free
State and extremist army aoa5sra
A peace agreement proposed By
General Mex Gown. noted Free State
COMMANDER. was laid before the daii'a
COMMITTEES. hut u Was found unratls.
factory and tho Sim Fein parliament
was Informed that negotiations were
temporarily at an end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
Star Boys Are
Guests at Moore

AZ guests OF Carl Reiter OF the
Moore theater Tho Stars newsboy
band saw the show at the Moore
Tuesday evening. The boys were es.
pecially fond OF Trixie Friganza and
the Coincidence was enthusiastically
applauded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
Religious Freedom
in Mexico Desired

WASHINGTON. May 10. The
American government, In Its negotta-
tons with Mexico over the question
= guarantee OF religious freedom 10
that country. u was learned on high
authority today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
UNEMPLOYMENT is
NOW ON DECREASE

1rs Unemployment situation IL
gradually becoming los serious.
according 90 officials hero. Tho
Puget sound navy yard a, Brern.
~rton issued a call for 100 men
Tuesday. The largest call In three
years With tho weather bacon.
sns mora settled. many plants win
add new man. II L. said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
Meyer Peyser to Be
Buried on Thursdav

Funeral services for Meyer Pey.
ser. veteran police detective. win be
held at tho Scottish Rite cathedral.
Harvard ave. and Spring ST.. at 2 D.
m. Thursday. Rev. w. A. Major.
pastor Of tho Mount Baker Presby.
terrain church. win officiate. Burial
Will he In Mt. Pleasant cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
Druggist Convicted
of Selling Spirits

James ". Wood WINS found guilty
on the third count OF n our>eount
liquor charge by a jury I'm federal
court Wednesday. lie was acquitted
on the remaining counts. The third
count charged the defendant with
selling 10 ounces OF distilled spirits
on December 2. 1921.
Sentence will be pronounced by
Federal Judge jeremiah Neterer
Monday morning.
SToCKTON, Cal---rvur Lee killed
In fall from train near Tuolumns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
TERRIBLE THING
SAYS DAUGHERTy

Charging that no effort was made
during the last administration 10
prosecute the fraud cases. Daugh.
erty said. 1T Ia no wonder. there.
fore. that on coming into office
found not only that practically moth.
ing has been done in tho way Of
investigating and prosecuting those
offcnses. but that no machinery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
REPUBLICANS ARE
AGAINST INQUIRY

i
Republican leaders IN the houss
laid plans today for baking passage
OF tho pending resolution calling for
an Investigation OF the conduct Of the
department. Of Justice In war graf,
cases
From . refiabis source n wa
learned that Floor Leader Monf-li
and other party leaders. apparently
working in Close touch with the ad.
minis,ratIon. have decided 60 10 ev.
erything they can 70 st2vs of the In.
vestigasion.
Taking ~ face vsfus. Attorney
General Daugherty's statement that
prosecutions In fraud cases are soon
10 be started. they will vigorouri op-
pose any attempt 70 bring tho re~oiu.
ton befor. tho houss for considers.
ton. and II they fall in this they will
try TO marshal enough votes to kill
the resolution when II comes TO a
vote.
An investigation. thsss leaders con.
tend. would reveal the hand" OF the
department OF justice and lay bare
many secrets which should be made
known only in the courts.
Standing firm for the investigation.
however. Is a powerful group Of re.
publicans. many in the Western
states. and practically every member
on the democratic side OF the house.
They are united behind Representa-
tive Woodruff. Michigan. and John.
son. South Dakota. republican au.
thors Of tho point resolution provid.
Ing an investigation.
Woodruff and Johnson said today
they have more than enough names
on petitions TO force the resolution TO
vote and to secure its adoption.
Woodruff today characterized
Daugherty's letter. transmitted 20
the house yesterday by President
Harding, as purely ana simply All
attempt to steer congress away from
a fpeaatfo.etAr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10

SOUTHAMPTON Eng-ssnt9es1
in 1907 for shooting Edward ou9fn,
Charles Smith. OF Virginia released
from Dartmoor jail and ordered a.
ported TO u. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
War Graft Inquiry
Will Be Swee ping

WASHINGTON. May 10. - n
sweeping expose OF the activities OF
former influential personases IN
the government" In preventing
prosecution OF war grafters was
promised b. Attorney General
paugherty today In a letter trans
mltted TO the house BY President
Harding.
Prosecution OF war graf cases.
DAugherty declared. win be started
by the department % justice as soon
as congress passes a Law he has rec
commended providing for an add
sionai grand jury In tho District Of
Columbia
TWO cases Of the frrst magnitude
are ready for prompt submission.
-paughsrsy said. -ons Of These Is
nationwide In score aud thu investl
cation has covered vide range.
III this case had c~-n presented
without such preliminary insessigs-
ton. tho principals might po~s'hly
have been indicted and their liability
TO th. government In large amounts
established the letter read How.
ever. this investigation conducted In
tho most careful way has developed
that a great many others who have
been lurking m tbs shadows ar. also
involved In the unlawful uansac
ton"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10

Radio has entered girls colleges oeH boys course
Of study IN this subject has been started Radcffe col
ege famed Boston educational institution for yoany acoen
The Radcliffe station is fully equipped transmit and re-
cctue telephone messages Above some of e students
~ ne radio course carrying conversation ,oit their
friends in Chicago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-13

sides In Martinsville, gave a special
dinner in his honor Mr.. ond Mrs.
Burton Clark, of this place, expected
20 attend, but were prevented from
doing so by the political convention
held here. Considerable agitation
for Thursday afternoon closing of bus
mess houses in Liberty during the
hot summer months has taken form
here. 1t seems that this is a part OF
a program which is thought well of
by many of the sixth district towns
and cities. The Women's Foreign
Missionary society met at the home of
Mrs. James Irwin Thursday afternooaa.
Quite a number responded to roll call.
The devotions were lead by Mrs. s. L.
Martin, and the program was in
| charge of Miss Grace Scott M S. Fran
ces Farley sang two pleasing numbers
after which light refreshments were
served. >. Mrs. George Maibach was
hostess to the Tuesday club this week
at her home. A dinner was served
to the following guests: Mrs. Charles
George Coughlin, Mrs. Frances Farley,
Mrs. Cecil Irwin, Mrs. Monroe Duvall.
| Misses Margaret Wood, Mary Rebecca
| Pigman, Katie Hustled and Charlotte
| Hustled. :. /. There will be a special
! service at the Hanna's Creek church
next Sunday morning. Rev. Max Sha
fer of Muncie, local pastor, will utilize
the Mothers Day idea in fitting man