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Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-21
WHITE sox LEAVE FOR SOUTH

CHICAGO, Feb. 20-The first con tingent of Chicago White Sox players to go south for spring training left tonight in charge of Louis C. Barber, field secretary and former Texas ball player. Seventeen pitchers and catch CTS made up the party, which will go several days of preliminary work at Marlin Springs, Texas.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-21
FRENcHMAN DEFEATS CHAMPION

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20.-EdOuard Roudi1 of France. tonight administer ed the first defeat to Edgar T. Alp pleby, New York. that the champion has suffered in the international 1S2 balk-line amateur billiard tournament in progress at the Manufacturers Club, the Frenchman winning t match, 300 to 129 in IS innings.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-21
BOY sAFTER "TREAsuHEp

LONDON, Feb. 20.-Four boys of kensington have formed company to recover sunken treasure. The
 treasure" consists of the many toy ships that lie at the bottom of the stiling pond in Kensington Gardens.
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GIRLS NOTE TO JUDGE
FREES DAD FOR XMA.
Plaintive Letter From Nine
Year-Old Daughter Touch
es Heart of Jurist.

White Plains. y. T.. Dec. Coins
Letter vas read from the bench at White
rla!ns yesterday by County Judge
Bleak!ey:
Dear Mr.. E!cakley: Ny name IL
Marion Brown and am nine years oIo
| have two sisters and four brothers
oder than am. Ny baddy's name Is
Lincoln Rrcwn and mama says you may
take Daddy away for Christmas. Daddy
always trims the Christmas tree and ne
has 20 go TO hospital and get my li;t!e
sister SO she can see Santa C+ans
Dad,iy took. her TO the hospital last
Scntcrber. after she had been nearly
iurncd to death hy n ronflre. II send
You a picture, Will you be Eood 10
DADDY"
FROM MARION"
Lincoln Brown. the prisoner. burst
irto tears ~ the letter was read ana
the eyes of Judge bleaklcy and of AS
sistant District Attorney Rowland were
,ear-dimmed.
Judge Bleakley put Brown on pro-
bati0n after lie pleaded guilty to
charge Of stealing two automobiles
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WOMAN EXONERATED
OF GAMBLING DEBTS

New York. Dec :0.-Suprem" Court
Justice Edward LaZansky at M!neo!a
ordered a verdict Cor TIE defendant yes
,crtlay IN the action O. Philip J. l)o&h-
Luc. Alfred Schacffcr. counsel for the
defendant, in his opening said w.S
hnukinal:e" brown "Phillic" in Jer-
icy CRY, where ~ operated over z
telephone. Schactcc- argued a gam
bling debt was not co:lcc;ab!e IL this
state.
norahue w;s suing Ms Dorothy
D:ckcrsoa ot No. 2I9 West Eighty
c:fth street. Manhattan. Tor IL gambling
deat Of $4,000. which his counsel said
vas lost 10y Mrs. Dickersoa on horse
racing here and in Cuba.
Counsel for Do:ahue put checks ~
cvi,icnce ;hat had been gwen to his
p:.ncira! 'rs- gambling debts.
Mrs Dirkecsnr. q petite blonde. test!-
t:cd she had made n"rsrs with nonahue
over the telephone, would send aim
raer,i when she lost. which she said
VAS most of the time. and Donahue
would send he: u chec!; when She won.
She declared that in April las: year
she was out' $4,000 and plunged to re-
,.nu,. tina, she was In deb: $4,000
v;ilen ne husband ordered her 10 stop
nsyrneat on checks she had given. A;
that t!ue her checks Amounted TO 3l.GO0.
she said sine once tod Donahue he
.rovid take what she owei him ous o!
her winnings that day. There were no
winnings.
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Ferry woman's Club.

Tho Wumau's Club OF Martins Ferry
will hold its regular meeting tHiS H'"r-
noon in the lecture room 81 III" HS'
presbyterian Church. beginning al -:1o
O'clock. Mrs T. c. MaSt"u WA pff-
side at this meeting. and the 'riI'W'Hs
program will be rendered:
Roll ,'ail-Chr,stmaS Thoughts
The Wnman's own Job: The th!II-
Mrs. G. r. UpdcgraT.
Tho Value Of kindcrSar'"h-MFS'
Samuel simpson.
Plano SoIO--Mrs. John Nelly.
Rernrt OF the District Meeting 4;
Barnesvilie--Mrs. Herbert tarn:EhacL
Our Responsibility tor the Moral H.
life-Mrs. \. l.. Dixon.
Vocal Solu-Mrs. Grac" Reese.
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BANKERS HERE
ARE PLANNING
XMAS AFFAIR
EVENT TO BE HELD ON DECEMBER
2a IN LOBBY OF DOLLAR saw
rNGs & TRUST COMPANY.
Numerous Holiday Functions Feature
Social Calendar In This
District.

He.aoers Of Wnce!.as Chapter Amcr'-
can Institute q: Hau>i"g are antr'pa'-
::;. wl,h r"a' raS"~:r>s the Christmas
party banned frr ;>c h"H""; t.. TIE ~
x.:.v;e and uadrr the Direction 81 the
pu;:Lr Savings " TcuS; ""U'"anI. :"
u>ic', hey h,tv" received inNi'AN"n>.
To Sntciou~ lohHy 4: ~" P"'"E
Savings x Tru~; company WIZ o" IA"
scene q. fsSt!v':y. Artistic de'"rai'enS
ro,y n evidence y; the bank NIL add
30 :ac affair aad are we'll w"T;a N'Si'
lust - see. f. he placing 81 'Ar'S'.
mas grccacry. iu:vcSu""s"d W!;n VIVA
holly ard gorgeous Ho.0settaS ihr""Sh-
gu: the bank. Mr.. t.5ct."S has ach'eE'i
y rsrcrc,i.H ~ decoration worthy = pro-
S,.S!hna, ~ tnat line. '"mp'";inE IN"
heau.i:,,, scenic. etfrr; aai add:aS til"
naAl CHRISTMAS touch. !iteAHe SAM"
Claus catches ones cy" Immediately
u,,nn entering the doc. T&e-" hc sits
n state. N his hands vIr;-r"!"rcd reInS
reaching - the .ecr riac"d here and
,hrre 'm:lS: M grerNe"y and ;ns TIM
.i.g: &c Si"gGh"llS - - realistic touch
,ht, ra1;ar a hit steadily ~ IN" deer
unN en- atr'"S, SEQ them bounding along
AID hear SaH;a'S "c.uck. slack.
Wheeling chapter e.nh:are+ Mar;iaS
F~r-y. Er:dSs1o",. Rel!dice. W"lShd"S
and MuuHdsv!'i": aHd members from
each r.,.- are expected. There are 1870
members :" Tho chapter AID i majority
WI b. ~ a't"TiaIC".
paacinC Vii re - o,i:s: diversion
-: ,Ic evening and a SjN-?;ecc orchestra
wiit render ;%r newest dance hts. Ia
addition mere w:!I hs vocal S","S and
a quartet ,nGdN Ii? ~ weN-kaown Io>2l
mus:ca! Cox viii add - The enjoyment.
by singing sIeS!a. u3mhers.
buhr", luncheon will! be- served near
TIE COS" @: ;hc evening and The dainty
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Christmas Party.

Tie l.. -. - cluh al. Martins Ferry
vii I've entertained this evening Il; the
humc 81 Mrs Edward Burd Of Indiana
stree.
Christmas gifts wiz be exchanged IN
a novel manner which. w:ih the NUM-
,.n,s yrc:al diversions. promises un-
usual enjoyment, The hostess VIII
S.rvn I dainty luncheon 20 her guests
=, a late hnur christmas decorations
,yir ur.val club members are:
John \cwlaud ,rohn Crump
Henry Adams H. L. SommCrs
Jn.n Hilton Edmund Cole
David ThompSo, Nelson Hodge
Louis THOMPSON James tcump
Edwjrd Buvd
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Burmese Womnn's Club Christmas
PsI+y

Iayita:ions naIc hccn received Cor >
Christmas rarity {" h" given tho 18th
or December hv tho business Woman's
club - this city. Thcy :cad as FOL
lows:
"Tlc BUSINESS and l'r"tcSSiona
W"mcn'e club will have christmas
rarity. Thursday. December IS. at pan
Cau'S Studio. 1916 Market street
"Aa Interesting affair has been plan
ned. md We wan! YOU there. VIII you
come" Kindly return ihiS card before
December % sryinC YOU will he there.
"Signsd: Mr-ic Frazier.
"SlT North Huron Street"
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A Boys Christmas Tree

I wish that I could have enough
or pennies. nice and bright.
To buy Il load OF Christmas stun.
Wrapped up all nice and tight.
Oh, would't it DC fun"
III bet 'twould take i bushcl. or
a peck or two, at least.
or pennies, dimes. and niCkcls. for
Ny kind OF n Christmas feast
o, wouldn't 1t taste good:
The very first thing ] would buy.
Would be a Christmas tree.
I'd hang on every thing that
Could get! Q. hully gee:
But wouldn't It look fine?
I'd buy a lot OF dolls. YOU be-
For all the little girls
That's never. never had one yet.
But wanted one with curls.
q, wouldn't they BE- glnd?
Id have to buy a lot OF drums.
And horns. and picture books.
And balls, and knives for all my chums
There'd be some happy looks
O, would't they all grin"
O. what n Santa Claus I'd make.
On merry Christmas eve
be a pretty. funny fake
You'd jolly we'll believe.
For don't own q cent.
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h.. ,!ras:u=.y closed with the %crTii !:
~ rrtrc shmonta These expecting 10
enjoy this affair arc:
Misses Kathleen, StauNrr. \iTS'nia
Jones Mary Ellen Wood h"i'| Jane
Markril. Sara K;nrhelo. Katherine Ann
Repcit". Marion Kay McGc"G"r. BETTY
Naylnr. Mary Elizabeth SrAenh. Mary
I.nu!.r McCHuskry. Adatir" Hewitt,
Helen B.ppu.. Virginia G"odwm VIZ
.:n!a lluru%. Norma Knapp. Annelia
jackson. Helen k.nrh l"c. Mary Tau!
Hazlctt. laEgr Mr,;rcE"r. HCl'H Hts-
Gils. Mary McGrcs"r. sara CALDWELL
Mary Katherine Fcency.
Masters Malcolm Russell. York raw
cei:. Ivan r'awcctt. I"hn Troll. Robert
Strider. Alfred EIohll;3cll. Alfred brady.
Reid Anderson. john Reid. Rtlly Cruise.
Bruce Robinson. jerome Moss. Owen
Eiltcuh"us". Alvin h"rNS". Edward
SrhrNk. Jr: Leonard MrIausland, wal
liam McC'aus'&ud. Eobhy Bauer. Glib
bon R&chmanN.
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Country Club Event

Inv.tatiumS for the country 'iuo New
Years Dinner Dance are III Us" lhai'
This affair VIII Ne one Of the most Gag
crlv anticipated Of the Whole ho'!d1!
program. The invitations:
Wheeling Country t!no
The management wishes 10 announce
a dincr-daNr"
10 be given ~ the t'"o i"n,"
on Tuesday. January second
nineteen hundred and twcutN-tnE""
Kindly signify on the enclosed card
the number III rcScrrat."n"
desired and rctUrn promptly
Dinner az ':3p
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COMMUNITY XMAS
PROGRAM PLANNED ]
At BEECH B0TT0I

Community observance OF Ch-lstm993
will be held next Sunday afternoon II
O'Clock at Beech Bottom.
The observance will be an open air
AFFAIR. 4 community Christmas trte;
will be erected at Sop i9 and an etAbor.:
ate program will be held. being feAts
ured by the presenting Of toys and
candy 10 the children, and community
singing.
The program:
Selcction-Little:' Seven Orchestra. ~
Prayer ............... BY the Pastor
Opening Remarks ......S upt. GORDON
Sons-"Jor 10 the World"
............... Community Chorus
Observation-Disclosures Tree
................ ....... Eva r'e9eks
Reci;ation-"The Secret" Lss
......,........ blpnTelld -hSSoiiVSn.
Song--"What Slow Clock
.............M Miss. Simpsons Class
Observation-Disclosures Morning" 80
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Cora hofns
Song-"Silen Night" Community Chorus
Observation-Disclosures Fisie"
.,. Wilma Zimmerman
Sp,o--"s;ar of the East. Ethel Pasco
Recitation-"When Santa Claus Comes
................ Margaret o"uriey
Sleigh Bell Song -. Mrs. Swanks CLASS
Christmas Thought Mrs. Gorley's Class
Selection ................... OrSnee@
Observation-Disclosures Is Coming
Mary Griffith
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Day
Emily Munter
v;olIn solo .. Margaret Wharton
Song-"It Came Upon q Midnight Clear
.. Community Chorus
Observation-Disclosures Eve In MinipE
Town" .......... Mildred McKeever
SoIo-"Bethlehem Sar" Louise Akefs'
Ten Minute address-Walter HeheS..
student pastor. 9s9
Song-"Whll Shepherds Watch
Community Chorus
cs,octior Orchestra
distribution OF presents by Santa Claus.
The malaria mosquito is called the
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Dance and Card Party

\ card party and dance Will hv given
b. Liberty Review No. IS. Of the Wom-
"n's Rencr: Association. Friday. pCCcm-
Der %. ut the Carroll club. This prom
Uses /" lie most delightful! event and
i being ptanacd with close consider
at:cn to all details that VIII contribute
10 the enjoyment Ut those aticnd:"S. \
popular orchestra Will hc engaged 10
furnish = good program for dancing
while tables Will b. arranged for those
who wish 20 play cards. Mrs Beatrice
T.. Denny Is general chairman N charge
and i being assisted h! an efficient
t.oulmttt.r.
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Industrial Federation Dinner Party.

Miss Katherine e. Bryan. industrial
executive secretary u: the Y. ". {. A.
is In charge Of the dinner party 70 lie
given tonight for 'hH children o: the
city who might otherwise be minus
Christmas happiness.
Tho members ~ :hc Federation VIII
dino 4, the y. W. Z; Sin o'clock. At
seven o'clock they Will gather IN IN"
children. and when Ia" part Is over
take them hon" again.
TIcrc viii he i Christmas Two. which
the girls iaNc previously trimmed.
wh!cr will II" made bHaur:fml hy tho
:.cncrnus donation Of toys. fruit. cam
DIV and nuts The party will I've aircn
in tn" auditorium &c tn" Y. w. There
VIII hc music. games snd G""l tim"
generally: amd III" m"nihc"s "E the 'iah
" II hGvc added orc NOV" happy mem
urv picture WGcn L * over.
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Christmas Party

One OF the most charming ah','rS q:
the day will be III" christmas laFtL
TO be given by Miss Beatrice t"1i"h"
this afternoon nj st. Johns Chapel At
E,ho Point The hours Will he frUm
TWO o'clock until four-thirty. and tn"
children Will he those of both the morn
ing ard afternoon classes. An Immense
Christmas tree. laden with gifts. wh'rA
Santa Claus Will distribute. will delight
the children. willie 4 number of way
Ions Juvenile games will be enjoyed hy
the young guests. The afternoon WI
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1un,o~ nnsine,s womsn's Club.

Tho Junnr i;usi.eS% W"nrn's clue
az the Y. w =. y. CIV" y "KiGdirS' Pa
*" un Tuesday evening". December
which opened with q dinner /" rho mem
lnre ns the club at o'clock. in the J.
". dining rc'm
christmas decorations were IN cNi-
Gcncc, with - beautiful christmas tree
tho rcn:sr Of attraction.
The incmncrS Of the club elected 10
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The children uf th.. EpT street Tcm-
pI" are eagerly Io"iinc forward TO their
holiday entertainment which viii! hc an
rvtr; Of the coming Sunday afternoon
u; the Temple. An enjoyable program!
has beru piaGucd !" include little
piaylrt called "riCturcS IF the Past.
other numbers viii prove equally at
tract:vc while Il social time Will nc en-
joycd by ia" children following The pre-
sewtat!uu Of tho program and delicious
rvtrr-hncnts Will DC served.
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ADJuDGED BANKRUPT

Albert r. Willard, local business man
was adjudged a bankrupt on Tuesday
by Judge W. +. Baker in federal court
at Eixins.
Notice Of ,he bankruptcy order was
received here yesterday afternoon oy L.
<. District Gle =: iLhn il Conrad ala
W.: be seryel Today BY deputy mar
slEl.
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Miss weiss Home.

Mss MAhr!yn Elizabeth Weiss vino
ha. been attending LILY Court. 1T Green
wirh Connecticut. arrived home yeS;er-
day morning :" snGhL the holidays with
her parents. NJ. and Mrs. W. L. Weiss
-. E,mwuot.
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Coming Wedding

An even; Of Christians la" VII be
the wedding Of Miss Mary katherine
MylrS. daughter or Mr. and Mrs. VII
liam Mylcs. Of Eighteenth street. and
Mr.. Thomas Knox Brand. O.. Martins
Ferry. which VIII TAX" rlacc 1T m"
Dumc Of the bride.
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Society

s"mljrS NIL ~ ii keeping WA ihe
Christmas season.
TuIs = the Mos; elaborate party .!
10 kind plaUued by wheeling cHa1t%r
a.l = an assured success. The ch:i''
.u.,a in charge aui his ethcisn; assist
;,,t,> ar" leaving nothing undon" iha'
might add t. III" evenings cn1Oymcht
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Hanpinr of Tho Greene.

pl Wedmc>d day evening. Dec tmbe: ~
the Y. W. C. \. engaged in its annu"!
crs,un, OF "han,r!nE the greens.
over the entrance doc" MAS placed '|G
following cordial words:
CHRISTIANS GREETINGS
Welcome 20 III" House oi Fr!c"di.neSF
Holly wrcath.s were hung IN the viii
Cows, and the pillars wrr" wound VIII
rvcrrrccrs. while red candles were p!sc'
cn ,n ,rr rlautn.S The Y. W. ha :
,,Scn on u rcr" festive appearance. ana
* M extremely busy place 1t this; "ca'
son q" the year. while those ~ charS"
are eve rrrady tn dispense good-w:"
auu chcc".
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Charles II. Wheeler. vii" Las been
seriously i'll for some time. returned on
Sunday night 20 Baltimore for week
stay u; Johns Hopkins. Mr. Wheeler
has been much improved in health since
his former vsi; |" the hospital and no
serious extended stay ut this time Is
anticipated. His family hopes 10 have
him with item again by ;hc crd OF me
wcel:.
IIerhcrt raul. ~ho has hrcn attending
The Bliss Electrical. Engineering COL
lego at Washington. Il. c.. Will arrive
here tomorrow IL spend tho holiday:
with his parents on South E"G street.
Harry Hcincin. VIII" is employed IN
Canton. O.. as telephone omrloye. 's
spending Tic holidays with his parents
IN kirkwood.
Alfred lhlcnceiG. son o" Mr.. ard Mrs.
Charles Ihlcnfr!d or South E:"ff street.
who is student a; tho West Virginia
university. is enjoying ;hc holidays ~
homo.
Louis Witzhergcr OF No. 1905 Wood
street. who has been confined to hos
pital in Baltimore. Nd. for some time
past. was brouKh; home, yesterday. Ills
condition is lltt!c improved.
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WITH MERRY CHRISTMAS

share rMcir Christmas cheer with thc
children III IL" WarwU"l thi!drch
numr. Accordingly. each m"m"HF
Thought a 'hrari r""" Chr!S:u"S to-
witch they deposited about III" rc> -
they entered the room. Late t'c 10Y
a.! viacc cards wor" numtrr"d. Ct uSlA,:
boys and girls - b"c"nrc well inSe'.
Ahrl they were "i!"wed - play - while
with the pretty toys. hcr"rr tdrh'"-
them over to the. future owners.
Zach girl cam" to thr part dFfSse|
- a Riddle" irri this special play 'inc
hour was granted than, rresulhah'E
upon The assurance tina. they had haeA
good little girls all the :car. but r"p''
cially Just before christmas.
To tho gift cr toys for the NarHo'"
,o,on children. las added warm. Wno!"N
garments. Altogether. the party wa"
considered a great success ana F''.
pretty affair
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sscond pre,byteriau Party

The children Of the Second lresbyter-
;an church will enjoy Il delightful Christ
mas party. Friday evening. December
-, in in. social rooms OF the church
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Wheeling Students Homo FOE Christians.

James l.. COwl. Il s:udcn; 1t I'hilanS.-
ph;a Medical college. vii! arrive 'h'~
morning TO spend lhc tnristmAS 'A'''
tIon with his parents. ~: and :4:'a.
John i. rowl. of the Island.
Miss Lillian Truu;mar. Stmden: al
re.hauv college. Is hcmc fr- the ht>-
lay season.
Charles n. Wheeler III & c\rer;cd
home Saturday from V. 4 J. Ter II"
Christmas vacation.
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Tirtr-hve deaths occurred III a.rplane
a,r,d,n,:; IN the United States during
1921.
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About People
novsu,xts Of Iafivi6uals fS Az
From ne o1ty.
AT TIE HOTELS.

The Rogerr-F. +. Stcgner. Marietta
O.; &. Il. Moore. New MartIAs|1!!' j.. :
Kocncr. New Mar;,|"v!l!c; NJ. L. '''"p-
mar. Hartford; {. &. l:tchcF' NiE'e-
land. y.
Mcclure uotsl--.A. r. Pine. Cleveland:
T I, S,.rhcns. YOUNGSTOWN: L. l." Lamb
rbIlnIe,nhia. IA: j. s. SsImit, PITS
burgh.
,Hctel windsor--J. Y. Randolph, ra!-
kcrshurg: !. KncciaHd. Grafton: H.
Learner, Grafton: ". :. Srhancr. FAR
kersLurn II. W. Russell. PaTkc:shu:E;
" q. wilson. Pittsburgh; W. Il. Doug
las, Cleveland. o.
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card Party.

NJ. William Wilson, Of IVES: WASH
.ug,V, street.. Martins Ferry. was u"'-
tess L. The :. |. y. club Tuesday eve
n!uC. December -. christmas Fit'S
were exchanged. after which dainty
luncheon MAS served. cards wer" the
chief .ntcrta:um"rt. christmas dcc"ra-
lions heautlf;ed the home. The guests
were:
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The malaria mosquito is called the
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-12-09
NASSAWANGO

Miss Ruth Pennewell and brother,
Charles, spent Thanksgiving with
Miss Louise Gibbons and brother,
Cecil, of near Princess Anne.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. +. Davis and son,
Edward, and Mr.. Algia Mariner spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Zadok Sturgis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Clarke enter
tanned a large number of relatives at
dinner last Thursday.
Mrs. n. J. Gray spent a part of
last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Marion Disharoon, of Indiantown.
Miss Ruth Pennewell spent the
week end with Grace johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Sturgis, and Mr..
and Mrs. Zadok Sturgis were enter
tanned at a Thanksgiving dinner at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Disharoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Algia Mariner and
sons spent Sunday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. |. H. Pennewell.
Mrs. Otis Rayne, of Snow Hill,
visited at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gordy this week.
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WEDNESDAY,
December Goth, 1922

Commencing at 1000 O'clock, A. NJ,
the following property, to wit:
One Buick Touring Car, 1920, splen-
did condition.
One Pair Black Mules, weight 1000
pounds, 6 and years old.
One Pair Grey Mules, weight 1900
pounds, and years old.
One Registered Duroc Sow, 3 years
old. Has won two premiums at fair.
One 2-Horse Wagon.
One Horse Cart.
One Tiger Transplanter.
One 4-Row Paris Green Buster.
One 2-Row Marker and Distributor.
One Iron Age Potato Planter.
Two 2-Horse Oliver Walking Flows.
Three Walking Cultivators.
Lot of Household Furniture, Forks.
Hoes. Rakes, etc.
One Steel Drag.
Twenty-Five Potato Bed Frames,
with glass.
One S-Disc Sod Cutter.
TERMS-Made known at sale.
7. p. MASON,