davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-09-08
SALE OF TEN HOMES
BY BOSS & PHELPS
Property Transfers the Past Week
Reported $111,000 in the
Aggregate Valuation.

Ten residence properties sold
through the office OF Boss & Phelps
during the past week brought total
of approximately s111.000. it was re-
ported today
The transactions follow:
Admiral Thomas Washington sold
his home at 2022 R street northwest
to Hugh ". Arthur. Property was pur-
chased as an investment.
H. n. Low bought a house al 1898
Tiiden street northwest. in Fern
wood Heights, owned by Maj. Sidney
q. Brown.
a new corner house at 1924 35th
street. built and owned by Boss &
Phelps, was purchased by Edward H.
Gavin.
Joseph D. Mulligan bought a home
at 1911 Massachusetts avenue north
east owned by Irene Stanaitas.
Commander Elwin F Cuts sold his
home at 1903 Kenyon street, in Mt
Pleasant, to Mary B. Thompson.
Lillian Clizbee sold her former
home 31S Seaton street northeast. 70
H B. Reed There are six rooms and
Evening star., 1923-09-08
BLUE STAIN IN LUMBER
NO SIGN OF DECAY
Government Experts Say It Only
Indicates Presence of
Harmless Fungi.

For long time there has been a
general idea that blue stain in lumb r
indicated decay or rot and that it
Is unsafe to use such material. Now
the United States bureau Of plant
industry comes along with q report
which says that this opinion Is
wrong.
Blue stain itself" says the re-
port, contrary to common BELIEF. Is
not an early stage of decay, but
merely discoloration due to the pres
ence within the wood of tiny
plant belonging to large group
Of plants known as fungi. Tests
show that moldinG and staining do
not materially affect the strength Of
wood for general commercial uses.
For many uses blue stained sap
wood. free from rot, should prove as
durable as sap wood which is bright.
Blue sap wood. properly painted and
utilized where durability in respect
10 decay is not of prime Importance,
should prove serviceable."
The investigation by governme Mt
experts is of interest TO home build-
ers because II gives them the oppor-
tunity to cut construction costs by
using blue stained wood where here
tofore they have feared to employ
II for many purposes.
1t is probable that blue stained
wood will be used more generally in
the future by manufacturers of sash,
doors and other mill work which Is
painted before use in home con-
Struction.
Evening star., 1923-09-08
CAFRITZ co. SALES
TOTAL HALF MILLION
Entire Row of Homes at Cd and
Bryant Streets Sold
This Week.

Half a million dollars worth of real
estate changed hands during the
past week in thirty-five business and
residential transactions through the
Cafritz Company. it was reported to.
day.
The transactions follow
An entire row of modern homes
built by the Morris Cafritz Company
Inc, at end and Bryant streets north
east, was sold before completion. r
c. Weaver purchased 2402; w. l. Col
Inns. 2404: G. F. Trumbo. 2406; Rob
ert T. oliver. 24Os: E N. Goodyear
24l0; G.. z. Killian. 2412: H. Lester
24l4: G. H. Young, 2416; John Molloy
241S; Harry Lester. 2420: c. S. Austin
2422: Celina Cribbin, PAPA; A B. Cole
e426: L. c. Hedges. 242s: +. A Muir
ply, 243O: w. w. Schotanus. 2432
Henry E. Bolt. 243i and E. Moubray
2436.
Two new homes at 9th and Emer-
son streets northwest were also sold
namely. 1902 9th street northwest tc
Maj Edgar T Hitch. and 1906 9th
street. 70 Zolo V. Lester.
A house at 500 Longfellow stree
northwest was sold for J. B. Mac
farland to j. NJ. Foster.
William F. Beasley purchased the
slate roof. eight rooms and bath a
l127 Buchanan street northwest
The three-story building contain
ing store and two apartments al
240S 14th street northwest was solo
for De brah Harrison 10 a local inves
tor for a consideration of $4,000. the
Evening star., 1923-09-08
REAL ESTATE FIRM
ANNOUNCES SALES
Office of William S. Phillips Re-
ports Homes Transferred
the Past Week.

The Office Of William s. Phillips,
sales agent for the Dover Corpora
tons home development al Hunting
ton Terrace. today announced the
transfer 10 Mr. Lloyd l. Lee of the
, home recently completed at the
L. corner of Roosevelt and Grant streets.
This home is a distinctive California
bungalow of five rooms and bath,
constructed of rock bound stucco, has
mottled tile roof and is on lot one
quarter of an acre in size. The op-
GRAFTON is developing rapidly-more
than twenty new houses now being
under construction, ranging from
California bungalow styles to pre-
tentiouS villas.
The Phillips office also announced
the transfer of the new semi-bunga-
low recently completed at 713 Whit
tier street northwest. to Mrs. Helen J.
Murray.
Through the same office the follow
ing transfers were reported: Carlton
II. Wright purchased from Mrs. Hen
rietta d. Combs the detached frame
house at sos 41st street northwest
! Mrs. Madeline E. Post purchased
from Mrs. Mary B. Richter the bun
| galow at 5007 18th street northwest
Mrs. Venora p. Burnham purchased
the two-family apartment located at
| 1919 Otis street. from Max Berman.
! Miss Maude NJ. Stevens purcha ased
! from John r. Lewis the bungalow
located at 3O35 Rodman street
| Mrs. Mary S. Beatty purchased from
Mrs. Nora A Colohan, premises 2ll
| 18th street southeast.
| Richard B. Johnson purchased from
| Frank A. Reynolds the two-story
| brick residence at 434 Q street north
Evening star., 1923-09-08
GYPSUM PLASTER AID
II! PREVENTING FIRES
Experiments Show Covering Will
Resist Passage of Flames at
Least an Hour.

A comprehensive report on the fire.
resisting qualities of metal lath and
gypsum plaster for interior construc-
ton purposes has been made by the
fire underwriters laboratories.
'As a single finish" it is declared.
"metal lath on wood supports, with a
thres-quarter inch three-coat gypsum
plaster coating. when exposed on the
finished side to standard fire test
conditions. will delay active combus-
ton for about forty-five minutes.
after which period il will continue to
prevent the passage of flame through
the finish up to at least one hours
total fire exposure.
When installed on both sides of a
partition frame or wall frame of
wood studs and when fire stopping
is provided. passage of fire through
partitions will be prevented" says
the report, for at least an hour.
"A wood joist floor" 1t is declared
in the report, utilizing a metal lath
and gypsum plaster finish for the
ceiling. when exposed on the ceiling
side to standard fire test conditions,
will sustain its rated load for 1T least
an hour and suffer no serious reduc-
Lion of strength"
Evening star., 1923-09-08
ID. c. Firm, GiUen
Apartment Bid
For Baltimore

Special Dispatch, TO The Star.
BALTIMO Re, September 8.-Con-
tracts for the construction of a new
100000 apartment house for the
Homewood section of North Charles
street, one of the most fashionable
sections of Baltimore, has been
awarded to the Weller Construction
Company Of Washington.
Working drawings for the struc-
ture are nearing completion and it is
expected ground will be broken this
month.
Plans for the structure are being
prepared by Frederick l.. Fletcher. ar
chitect They call for a Georgian de-
sign. Containing from 135 to 140
suites. ranging from one room and
bath to six rooms and three baths. the
building will be ten stories in height
and will occupy about 70 per cent of a
lot having a frontage of 100 feet and
depth of, 1872 feet.
Evening star., 1923-09-08
u. S. Recognition Of Mexico
Special Hid to Border Cities
Vide Class of Investors All Over Country
Also to Benefit, Says Babson-Many
Riches Besides Oil in Republic.

securities. The great public utilities
of Mexico are financed from Montreal
and Toronto. Canadian investors are
also interested in Mexican cotton
mills. Investors in the United States
are interested In mining projects.
railroads. and especially In Mexican
oil. All of these properties should
be benefited by the United States
recognition OF the Mexican govern
ment. Not only does this recognition
help American investors directly, but
also indirectly, as 1t encourages in
vestors in England and France who
are also largely interested in Mexico.
In the past three or four years al
most every letter that have re-
ceived from English friends has
asked. why will not your govern
ment recognize Mexico? 1t certainly
should" OF course. 1t will be some
time before Mexican trade will make
any impression on the Babsonchart.
which now stands at 10 per cent
below normal. but some day 1t will.
and that impression then will be dis
tinctly favorable.
lMr. Babson, the widely known statistician n
ana business expert. will continue his discus
sion OF business and economic conditions Ia,
next Saturdays Starr.
Evening star., 1923-09-08
TWO KILLED, FIVE HURT,

PINE BLUFF. AEk.. September s.
D. w. Bowker. Pine Bluff. superln-
tendent of this division of the Cotton
Belt railroad. and Roadmaster Sub
lett Of Texarkana were instantly
killed. and five otners. including Gem
were injured twp miles from Plain
Dealing, La. late yesterday. when a
motor car on which they were max
ing an inspection, jumped the track
according 10 re,Sorts received by Cot.
ton Belt officials here last night
Evening star., 1923-09-08
COLOMBIAN ENVOY !
s~f
LEASES RESIDENCE
Will Occupy Fourteenth
Apartment at 1000 p Street
in Old Blaine Home. !

The Colombian legation has leased
a fourteen-room apartment at 2O09
P street as a residence for the CO.
lombian minister, 1t was announced
today. -
The property is the old James g.
Blaine home, occupied subsequently,
by the Letter family while the Letter
mansion was in course OF construc.
ton. and still more recently by Mrs,
George Westinghouse, who sold il to
the present owner. Henry B. Spencer.
The house has been divided into
apartments and the Colombian min
lister will occupy A ffrst-fioor apart
ment as the residence after the lat
ter part of next week. when possess
sion is assumed.
The leasing was done Through the
Office of Randall H. Hagner. realtor
Evening star., 1923-09-08

bath and the house is heated with
furnace. After Improvements the
property will be occupied by the new
owner as a home.
winfield Preston sold1a house just
completed my him at 1441 Spring
place TO Emma s. Marsteller y
a bungalow at 4406 Fessenden
street northwest was bought by Ber-
tha L. Turnage from Clarence J.
keene.
a home in Washington Heights was
bought BY Edward B. Fontaine from
Lou MayfeId.
A house at 34o7 Quebec street, in
Richmond Park. buit three years
ago by Boss & Phelps. owned by f.
a Voss, was purchased by Maj. J. =.
Crane.
Evening star., 1923-09-08
JAPANESE VALUES GAIN.
London Markets Firmer on Nor,
Encouraging News.
pxtba .ssncia,ad prers

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, September Sin reply to
Japan indicating that the casualties
We're fewer and the material loss
lighter than at first feared has stim-
ulated further buying OF japanese Sc
curities. whose values are again i'm
proving / to . points. Shares of the
Toxic Electric Company maintained
today the recovery made yesterday
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-09
De SUBASTA
GoBIEREo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
NEGoo1ADo DE oBRAs PUBL1CAs
San Juan. P. R., mayo 90, 1928.

San Juan, P. R., mayo 90, 1928.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cacr2Gos pa
ra la adjudication en- publica subasta
de las obras de construction de 2.5 ki-
l6netros mas menos de Ia carTete1a
Hormigueros-M -Mayaguez, cuyo presu-
puesto aprobado asciende a catorce mil
ochocientos veinte y siete d6lAres Sc
senta ocho centavos, (s14szz68) Sc
admitiran en- esta ofcina hasta las
? P. NJ del ala 18 de JUNO de 1923.
en- que Sc abciran pdblicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta ofcina donde Sc encrentran de
manifesto los documentos cue han de re
sir en- Ell contrato, podran recoger los
icitadores los pianos y modelo5 de pro
posiciones que han de presentar, me.
dante un deposito de diez dollars (S10)
que seran reembolsados al ser devuel-
tco dichos documcntos en- el plazo de
veinte dias (2O) despu6s de efoctuada
Ia suDdSCa.
Sc llama appointments Ia atencidn
de los nc1tadores hacia el heclo de que
sera rechazaia toda proposition cuyos
precios uitarios no hayan sido escritos
en- letras y ndmeros.
No Sc remtiran pianos correspondent
tes este contrato despu6s Gel dia IA
de JUNO, 1928.
La administration Sc resecva ell de-
recho de reehazar cualquier7 todas
las proposiciones y adjudfcar eI con-
trato bajo otras consideraciones que las
del precio soIamente.
Guillermo EsTEVES,
Comisionado Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-09
CHOQUE FORMIDABLE

En- la avenida Juan Ponce de Leon,
parada y media, ell autom6vil de Fer
nando Perez, choc6 con un caro- de
dos ruedas tirado por TN caballo, de
Martin Fernandez, en- momentos que
conducia una mudanza, resultando ell
caro- destrozado, los muebles rotos y
el carrero Francisco Rios con erosio-
nes en- el pecho Antonio Benitez que
tambi6n iba en- Ell caro- con una herida
laeerada en- Ell dedo pulgar de Ia ma
no derecha, pequenas erosiones en- Ell
pie izquierdo y una confusion leve en-
la region occipital narietal derecha.
Los heridos fueron conducidos al hos
pital municipal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-09
Una opinion
Ex TOTO coRDE

Para mis- amigos los Lcdos. R.
V. Perez Marchand Y C. Brunet
del Vale.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-09
PARECERES
2R TORNO a LA ACTITUD DEL
GOBERNADOR SMITH

No sabemos como Sc ha publicado
una noticia acerca de que toda la prem
sa de los Estadps Unidos considerable
Ell actO realizado por Ell Gobernador
Smith, del Estado de Nueva York, CO.
no una repeticion de 10 que tuvo lugar
durante la guerra civil de los Estados
Unidos.
seguramente que los que confeccio-
naron dicha information desconocen ell
sesundo articu10 de la Enmienda 18, o
de otra suerte, semejante adrmaci6n no
hubiese sido hecha a base del acto rea-
Hzado por ell gobernador Smith, al po-
merle su frma a la ley que derogaba la
ley del Estado suplementaria la Ma
c,onal de Prohibition.
Todos los 6rganos de la opinion en-
les Estados Unidos al votarse la ex-
presada ley por Ia Legislature del Es-
tsdo de Nueva York habian expresado
sl parecer en- ell sentido de que indu-
dablement ell Estado podia y tenfa IA
cultad de derogar su ley. Practicamen-
te no habia un solo peri6dico de los mas
Tetalcitrantes que siquiera negase el
derecho del Estado de Nueva York d.
dejar de cooperar con las autoridades
nacionales en- materia de prohibition.
DE modo, pues, que no comprendemos
como sosteni6ndose esos puntos de Wis
"a ahora, despues que ell gobernador
Smith tuvo Ia valentia que ell v1go no
le concede, Sc airma que toda la prem
sa opina que este implica una repeti-
ci6n de 10 que aconteci6 en- la naci6n
durante 186O-64.
6Qu6 paralelo puede haber entire una
y otra cosa? lD6nde esta la siniHtud
e. estos dos problemas?
Por mucho que Sc quiera no podra
encontrarse parallel entire ell acto his
t6rico que inmortaliz6 ell nombre de
Abraham Lincoln en- los Estados Uni
dcs, la guerra de 186O-64, y "a situa-
ci6n creada con motive de la ley Vols
tead.
Nj miranda los dos problemas desde
el punto de vista hist6rico hay para
leio entire uno y otro, nj tampoco de
ningdn otro punto de vista, va sea ju-
ridlco 0 pohtico.
GQu6 puede, pues, haber infuido en-
el amino de sea prensa para haber
hecho semejante afrmaciones despues
cue el Gobernador frm6 la ley? Lo uni
CO que podemos pensar es que pudo
haber sido I'm desconocimiento absolu-
to del poder que emanaba de la En-
mienda Constitutional.
En- cuanto ESQ, la prensq de los
Estados Unidos que llegue la pr6xi1na
se1lana nos habra de convencer de una
ccsa y es de que los informes que nos
trasmiti6 ell cable estaban equivoca-
dos.
Esta creencia nuestra esta fundada
en- que posteriormente otros despachos
c2blegrafcos nos comunicaron la not1-
cir de que ell Estado de Wisconsin es-
taba pensando de modo c6nsono con ell
paIecer del Estado de Nueva York.
Esperamos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-09
TRIBUNALES
CORTE FEDERAL

Sc dicta sentencia en- ell case de
Carlos M. Ramirez Lopez VS.. Ameri-
can Railroad Co., por la cantidad de
$225O.oO segdn el veredicto del jurado
rendido en- Ia ciudad de Ponce.
Sc senal6 ell 16 de JUNO de 1875
para OR Ia solicitud de R. Rivera y Co.
en- quiebra, para que Sc confrme la
composition ofrecida por el a sus screo-
dores.
Sc lego la acusaci6n por I'm deli
to de prohibition Felipe Gonzalez,
ell cual solicit6 que la Corte traslade
su case a Ia Corte Municipal de san
Juan 10 cual accedi6 la corte
-Conparece Francis II. Dexter. abo-
gado de la American Railroad Com
pany apela de la resolution de Ia cor
te dictando sentencia en- virtud del We
redicto del jurado en- ell case de Car
los M. Ramirez Lopez VS.. American
Railroad Co. para ante la Corte de
Circuito de Boston. La Corte senal6
la fanza en- $3.OOO.OO para los fines
de la apelaci6n.
La Corte dicta una orden negando
la moci6n para que desestime la petit
ci6n de revision presentada en- Ell case
de Manuel Aponte, en- quiebra, y orde-
na que los letrados +. V. Perez Mar
chand y f. B. Fornaris, contesten pa
ra el 16 de JUNO de 1928.
La Corte dicta una orden igual a
la anterior en- el mismo case Y ordena
al Lcdo. Eduardo Flores Colon que con
teste para ell 16 de JUNO de 1928.
La Corte dicta una orden igual
la anterior en- el case de D. vivaldi
& Co. en- Quiebra. y ordena que con
teste ell Lcdo. Eduardo Flores Colon.
La Corte despues de OR Ia prueba
practicable ell e1 case de la orden para
mostrar causa contra Ramon Rivas. le
exhonera de la misma y en- su virtud de-
ia los abogados Angel R. de JESUS
y o. B. Frazer Y Salvador suau que sc
pongan de acuerdo EN- cuanto a ciertos
extremes relacionados con la propiedad
de los bienes de Felipe Rivera y Jose
Rivera, de Cayey.
Sc da hasta el del corriente al
abogado Francis para revisar las in
serciones que quiere hacer ell Fiscal en-
Ell record en- ell case de Arturo Garcia
para los efectos de la apelaci6n.
-Comparece Ismael Alfonso, acusado
de I'm deHto de prohibition Sc le
lego la acusaci6n la cual aleg6 que
no era culpable. La Corte sefal6 200
d6lares de fanza para su Hbertad.
Comparece Juan Carreras acusado
de I'm delito de prohibition Sc de-
clar6 no culpable, Y petici6n suya
fu6 trasladado ell case a la Corte Mu-
nicipal de San Juan.
Los abogados Willis Sweet y ell Fis-
cal Wells argumentaron el case de
Sues. de Francisco de Los Reyes Co
rrea VS.. E. Murray Brunner, reclama-
ci6n sobre terrenos que Sc alega es-
tan incluidos EN- la Foresta de Lu-
quillo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-09
5EsPERA listed TEMPO LLUvIoSo
MAEANA?
Para la CoNTEsTACIoN CoRRECTA
Consulte
UN ANUNCIADoR DEL TEMPO ALEMAN
IMPORTADO LEGITIMo

Este es el mas reeiente estilo de Casitas
Anunciadoras del TEMPO Alemanas Gran
tamaiio: 9-34 por 8 pulgadas. Funciona CO.
mo un bar6metro es muy SECURE. Esta
construfdo cientifcamente con Ia mayor exac
titud predice ell tempo con un dia de an
ticpaci6n. ST el tempo va estar despeia-
do, Sc encuentra fuera la fgura de la mu-
jer; 81 va a estar lluyioso sale la dgura
del hombre Puede usted tener confanza en-
e.
Esta hecho de los materiales mas fnos;
el techo, Ia cerca demas pleas estan he
choS de MADEIRA de abeto
Hermoso modelo, hecho artisticamente. ex-
celente mano de obra el mejor aeabado
con magnifco decorado, segdn Ia ilustraci6n.
Lleva colocado nm buen tern6metro con es-
Gala Fahrenheit. La casita completa es muy
6tl un verdadero adorno para cualquer
hosar Prccio SITS.
EnYienos usted su nombre direction con
% centavos para portes de correo. = pague
el resto de $50 al serle entregada la ca
sita.
UNION SALES COMPANY
DEPT. 500
IS SO. Desplaines st. Chicago. Illinois.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-09
EJERCICIOS DE GRADUATION
EN- CAGUAS

Ell II del corriente Sc celebraran en-
los salones de la ''Escuela Lincoln
de Caguas, les ejercicios de graduation
de los estudiantes de las escuelas pd-
blcas de aquella poblaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-09
BALE EN- LAREs

Anoche Sc llev6 a efecto en- ell fCa-
sino Lareno'', de Lares, TN briuante
festival, en- cuyo acto fu6 coronado Ia
Rcina de Belleza, srta. Carmen Ana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-09
International Comm. House
FT.ORES NATITRALFS

iQuiere I'd. conseguir Hermosos
Bouquets? Bonitas Coronas Y otros
trabaios artisticos en- flores natura-
les /? Lame al tel6fono 500 Santurce,
(Stop 20, Martin Pefa) sera aten
dido por Ia Sra. ISABEL FARSI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-09

Enrique LEFEBRE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-09
I'M. !. III

Sc regaia la oraci6n dc la pic
Ora imam a quien la pida pcr CO.
REQ enViaDdo 5 selI0s rojos pa
ra ell franquao I'll imam sirva pa.
ra tener fortuna en- anores, via
les, iuegos, negocios y casannien.
tos. 0. Rodriguez. San Andres
10. Marianao. Cubs
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-12-27
Strain Too Great
Hundreds of MCCOnnelsville Readers
Find Daily Toll a Burden

The hustle and worry of business
men.
The hard work and STOPPING of
workmen.
The woman's household cares,
Often weaken the kidneys.
Backache, headache, dizziness,
Kidney troubles, urinary troubles
frequently follow.
A McConnelsville citizen tells
you what to do.
Mrs. Lucy Cunningham, Liberty
ST., says: Il think lifting strained
my kidneys and weakened them
My back ached and when / got up
it was SO lame I could hardly move.
Dull, heavy pains across my back
ran me down and sweeping and dust
ing were hard on me. tired easily
and it was job to keep on with my
housework. | often became dizzy
and dark spots danced before my
eyes blurring my sight. My kidneys
were weak and active. After using
Doan's pills which / got at Sears
Pharmacy, I was relieved"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for n kidney remedy
get Doan's pills--the same that Mrs.
Cunningham had. Foster Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-12-27
CHESTERHILL

Most of the young people employ
ed away from home, and those at
tending school, came home fol
Christmas. Those employed, many
of them at least, had to return tC
their work Wednesday morning.
Harley Calendine and Margaret
Armstrong were married Monday al
McConnelsville.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ridg.
ley, Sunday, son.
John Palmer spent Christmas al
Stockport at Will Barnes.
The entertainment at the hall
Sunday andMonday evening, showed
work had been done by some one to
present the programs as they were
given.
Miss Mildred Zumbro came down
Saturday evening from her work al
Columbus. to spend Christmas with
home folks, returning Wednesday
morning
j. r. Schofeld and Carlos PEBBLES
came home by way Of Marietta, get
ting in about 8 O'Clock Saturday eve
ming.
Misses Mildred Zumbro, Thelma
Rabberman and Mr.. Russell Morin
called on Russell Goddard and wife
Monday evening.
Miss Maria Reed was taken to
Columbus Tuesday, for an X-ray ex-
animation.
DR.. PEBBLES gets about little
with the aid of crutches.