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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-29
WINSLOW

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith Of the
Cushman road are confined to their
home by illness.
Miss Clara Fly Of the Garland road
is confined to her home by Illness.
DIR. L.. G. Hooper. who has been con-
fined to his home for few days by
illness. is able to so to his office in
Fairfield.
Charles Withcc of Bay street was a
caller in Sidney yesterday.
Mrs. Mooney and w. ID. Haines Of
Watcrville were Sunday visitors in
Lawrence Hcaslip is confined to his
home by illness.
DIR. W. w. Hcndce of Vassal boro was
professional caller in town Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Robinson is visiting
relatives in Gorham for a few days.
w. G. Reynolds Of Halifax street is
confined to her home by illness.
Miss Beatrice Bartlett was week.
end visitor At her home in South Vas
salboro.
Marshall Cole and family Of Bay
street are much improved after a Sc
we're attack of the grip.
Glenwood Raincy of Lithgow street.
who for the past month has been Sc
riously ill. is improving and is able to
sit up few minutes each day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-29

Mrs Mabel r. Thompson returned
Saturday to her home in this city
after passing two or three days in
Portland as the guest of the Cumber-
land County Audubon Society. She
went there as the representative Of
the BAH Bird Club of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-29

Miss May Murphy returned Saturday
night from Portland. where she had
attended the funeral of friend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-29

Speaking of automobile accessories,
the carrying of a snow shovel strap
ped to the car and painted the same
color is an innovation noticeable
these days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-29
LOCAL NOTICE

A.aose popular Tuesday evening
ra ae at Golden cross hail each
ss s1sday, Smiths orchestra. Come
"''hcc late. jan29d1t
Anp ~ e Girls Club, Monday eve
0Cloo Ihe tunes of "The Three
lodvo Four. Good time for every
Jan27-29
. ,%ur millinery removal sale is still
Il e on and will continue until Feb.
Al -; ' eI Feb. Is we shall be located
tin :. water street which is the Elec-
The . ssnop at present. Every hat in
Cost cre must be sold regardless Of
hats we gust put out a new lot of
aew a. q. sl.9o. $3.50 and $2.95; also a
fr 40 ot lor S1.00; some velvet tams
49, cts. Marion Caret Genest, 254
-. street, Augusta, jan23d6t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-29
yOU CANNOT CALL WRITE
FOE FREE TRIAL.

| L YOU are unable to call then don't
IAlfWwrite w. S. Rice, Inc. $50 Main
Ia, Adams, n. Y, tell where rupture
| i located and a DEMONSTRATING
RIAL with full Instructions for us
| at home will be mailed YOU free Of
| aarge. ...
sr9t.asoq
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-29
CHANGERS Hold a Private Dance at
Hall

The Wnslow grangers held private
dance at their hall in this town Friday
evening. Music was furnished by the
Grange orchestra, consisting Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Prescott and Frank Nelson.
Refreshments were served.
Ivory Getchell has entered the en-
ploy OF the Franl; X. Vigue Co. on Fort
Point.
Russell Weeks Is i'll at his home. At
last reports he was slightly improved.
Several teams are employed hauling
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01
Ese1,1enyek'

Ohio allan szavaz6i november
Can harom fontos torvenyjayas-
lat sorsa f0l0tt is fognak donteni.
Eek: ssls
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01
NAGYBIzoTTsAGI eYttLfs

~ ~
A vasarnap este Magyar Ott-
hon eredkeben megtartott, nagy-
bizottsagi gyiilesen igazan szep
szamban jelentek meg az egyletek
kepviseloi. A gyiiles igen szepen
ment mindaddig, mig egy felrenaa-
gyarazotte inditvany es hatarozati
javaslat annyira felkorbacsolta a
szenvedelyeket, hogy gyiiles fell
oszlott.
Nagyon sajnaljuk, hogy d naay-
nehezen es a skier jegyeben meg
indult mozgalom katyuba kefiilt ase
mindent elk0vetiink, hogy "a Ma
gyar Haz megis letesiilj0n. E he
ten valasztasokra val6 tekintet-
tel mem szolgalhatunk a gyinHs
reszletes tud6sitasaval, de fazt i
joy6 szamban okvetleniil p6tolni
fogjnk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01

Mr.. Patterson aZzal keZdte, hogy
a haboru folyaman es kozvetlenul
annak befejezte utan a munkasok
egyre t0bb es t0bb bert koveteltek,
hivatkozva "a nagy dragasagra;
de sem a munka asok, sem azok
uni6i mem voltak tekintettel ARA,
hogy amint a gyarak bereket
emeltek, k0zsziiksegleti cikkek
arai is emelkedtek ICY munka-
sok mem nyertek semmit. Az
elet fentartasanak k0ltsegei most
81 szazalekkal magasabbak, mint
k0zvetleniil haboru el6tt (1914-
benz voltak de k0z0nseges nap
szamos bere most 141 szazalekkal
magasabb, mint 1914-ben volt
Mi okozza EFT es mi fogja okoz-
nj a berek ezutani emelkedesets
AZ, hogy egyre nagyobbod6, ko-
melzs ~ ed ssek ban,
1914-t5l 1920-ig q yisszayandora
las sokkal nagyobb volt, mint 4
bevandorlas. Aztan jott a harom-
szazalekos kv6ta-t -torvenv. Ez a
t0rvenv mem iavitotta meg a be-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01
TEAEsTELY

A szokasos csiit0rt0ki teaestelyt
a multi heten 10th Istvanne, az is
inert Steel street, biznesz ember
kedves neje Is bajos leanya Erzsi-
ke rendeztek . Kossuth Korben.
AZ estelyeni nagyszamban vettek
reszt sbtagok ~ sgyhsnsulag di-
cserttk IA dertk hazissszony HI
tiinSItottAit
J6v6 csiitort6k0n Mrs. Giirtler
Iesz 4 teaestely hasissszonya.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01
A 3SzARAT-
UCYN0K0K
TEVEKENYEK
81, 100000 erteku t'ula.idont
! koboxtak ell
az ertekek, melyeket az al
lami igazgatok emberei
foglaltak le

Washingtonb6l jelentik, hogy a
prohibici6s foiigyn0kok emberei
a mutt iizleti evben lefoglaltak
5negymilli6 dollart er6 tulajdont az
elkobzott 10S,738 gallon szesztar-
talmu italokon xviii.
/ Az ugynokok miik0deserSl
Haynes prohibici6s biztoshoz be-
nyujtott jelentesek szerint le-
foglalt targyak kozott volt $50
automobil, 81 motor-cs6nak,, Ii
seeker, buggy es szan, valamint 20
10 es 0szver.
AZ elkobzott szesztartalmu TO-
lyadekok j6reszet denaturalt al
kohol es az emberi test d0rzs0ls-
sere szolgal6 alkoholkeverekek ke-
peztek. Tobbi resziik whisky, gin,
brandy, Dor es mas reszegit5 ita-
lokb6l allott.
A kirovasra ajanlott adok es
biintetespenzek osszege $24,177-
S89.40-ra rugott. Az ugynokok
1871 esetben tettek efeljelentest
es 1882 szemely ellen lett vad
emelve.
Ezekbe az iigyn0ki jelentesekba
nincsenek belefoglalva az allami
szesztilalmi direktorok feliigyelete
alatt mIk0d6 ugyn0k0k tevekeny-
s6ger6l sz6l6 ,jelentesek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01
Macy
A VAllSOK
AII,l||GSzAMA


"A kereskedelmi miniszterium je-
lent6se szerint Ohio allamban min
den 0t hazaspar k0ziil, Xix az 1922.
ev folyaman keltek egybe, egy par
't0rvenyesen elyalt.
A valasok atlaga nagyobb Ohio
ban, mint az orszag tobbi reszeiben
egyiittveve. Az orszag tiz ALBANIA
ban azonban meg kevesebb hazas-
par marad huzamosabb sideig
egyiitt, mint Ohioh.n.
A miniszterium statisztikaja
szerint Ohioban a multi ev folya-
man 53,2O6 par lepett hazassagra.
Ez S85 a lakossag minden szaz-
ezerje utan. A bir6sagok 1912
valast engedelyeztek, vagyis szaz-
hatvankilencet a lakossag minden
100,000-je utan.
Az orszag f6varosanak teriile-
ten District Of Columbia J fordul
elo a legkevesebb valas.
Nevada allamban t0bb par Walt
ell tavaly, mint amennyi egybekelt.
Az arany ez: tiz valas esett min
den kilenc hazassagra. Az ezen
allambeli Reno varos kedvenc hat
h6napos tartozkodasi helye mind
azeknak, xix az. orszag kil0nboz6
reszeib6l odasietnek. OFT elva-
lasztjak 3ket hazastarsaikt6l min
den felesleges idoyeszteseg nelkiil.
Nevada utan Oregon allan va
lasi malmai' dolsoznak legjob-
ban.
A gyerlakossagu Texas allan di-
csekedhetik a valasok legnagyobb
szamaval.
New York District of Colum-
bia utan k0vetkezik valasok leg
kisebb szamaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01

ban hasznalhat6 munkasok KOHL
pedig 17,000-rel tobb tert vissza
Eur6paba, mint amennyi ide be-
vandorolt..
Aztan mem szabad nagyon valo-
gat6snak es finnyasnak lenni
bevandorl6 nemzetisegek tekinte-
teben; inert evekkel ezel6tt mos
tani bensziil0ttek 6sei is bevandor-
lok voltak. Xix idejo ?ttek, hogy
helyzetiiket javitsak. Ha akkor is
lett volna haromszazalekos be-
vandorlasi torveny, ugy utodaik;
meg ma is europai parasztok lem
nenek ep oily irastudatlanok es
tisztatlanok, mint azok a nostani
bevandorl6k, kiket ezek KOHL ne
melyek igen rosszul all6 2orrfinto-5
ritassal "piszkos ideeenek' mex
szeretnek nevezni. &
s.ssA aheR2nderl6t esyeise1 = 70 & y;
ssxal<is vadsljak 4 fSjl lkoza{ laf5k,
hogy ez terjeszti a radikalis poll
tikai tanokat. Lepjiink csak be
nemely itteni templomba, kolla-
eiumba vagy mnnkasuni6ba 5
azonnal meggy6zodhetiink Or
r6l, hogy elobb sajat ajt6nk
el6tt kell sepregetniink.
A szonok vegre AIT a vadat uta-
sitotta vissza, hogy a bevandorl6
mem akar amerikaiva lenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01
H1TK0zsEG1 .aYULEs

Most vasarnap delutan 3 oral
kezdettel a Scent Istvan egyhaz
tagsaga hivatalos hitkozsegi gyii-
lest tart a Kossuth, Egylet nagy-
termeben, 124 East Federal ST. A
gyiiles ele fontos .targyak keriil-
mex es a gyiiles jegyz0konyve a
piispok ele fog kerdani. A gyiiles-
re eljohet minden katholikus, de
szayazati ts sz6lad joga csakiS
hitkozsegi tagokndk van.
varlaky Skndor plebanos
Is az Jl0ljarosag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01

Patterson Association Tin
Manufacturers nunkasgy oszaanak tika erdeke besze-
Diet mondo Hotel Ohoban kereskedelm kamara agja e6
enyege volt bevandroa
ssgee pedg nemzesegi csoportokra yal6
tete kel szabayozn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01

81 renQSZer FeIOrMJaVal
xix es budget, vagyis koltseg-
el5iranyzati rendszert rendeli a
helyi (k0zsegi, varosi) kiadasok
alapjaul;
2.) Az ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lat, mely az ingatlannak ad6zasra
val6 becsl6ser5l sz6l S mely meg
valtoztatja az ervenyben lev6 al
lami t0rvenyek idevonatkoz6 rem
delkezeseit; a jardsi township
ad6becsl6i allast megsaiinteti; a
jarasi ad6becsl5i bizottsag SERVE
zeset rendeli es a megyet (county)
jel0li meg az ad6zasi celokra szol-
gallo egysegnek;
80 A nyugdijazasi t0rvenyja-
vaslat. Ennek a javaslatnak az
celia, hogy az Ohio allan fertile
ten legalabb Is ev 6ta lak6 minden
olyan amerikai polgarnak, XII ele-
tenek 65-ik evet betolt0tte, kinel1
evi j0vedelme mem haladja meg
$350-t, aki nyugdijert folyamo-
dix, az alam olyan 6sszeget fizes-
sen, mely a keryenyez6 osszes evi
joyedelmet $35O-ra emelje; celia
tovabbh egy alami nyugdijiigyi BIZ
zottsag, yalamint megyei j6feti
igazgatosagok letesitese, melyek
jayasolt nyugdijtorveny v6gre
hajtasat inteznek.
E2en nyugdijazasi t0rvenyjavas-
lat0t IS altalaban az oregek
nyngdijazasanak eszmejet a
leghatarozottabban ellenzi az al
lami kereskedelmi kamara es a
farnerek egyesiilete. Ezzel szem-
ben minden mas erdekelt tenyez5
helyesli es kivanatosnak tartja a
nyngdijazast.
Z lap olvasoi szamara, xix no.
vember 6-an szavazni lesznek hi
yatya e rendkiviil fontos toryeny-
javaslat sorsa f6l0tt is, felsoroljnk
ittsngy q nynsdij-eszme partol6i-
Ilat tiss el]enzSiaek 6ryeit. Oh
stsssd el mind taeaki fis Glmeaeo.
ezen areuiaetusnokat alkosson ma.
ganak velemenyt ARA nezve, Silk
seges-e mnnkakeptelen 0regek
nyngdijazasa vagy mem, aztan
szayazatat aszerint ada le.
"A munkakeptelen oregek nyng-
dijazasanak hivei AIT mondjak,
hogy q tarsadalomnak epugy 'k0-
telessege gondoskodni tehetet-
len 0regekrol, mint zsengekoru,
tehetetlen ifjakr6l. Az allan tor
venyei - nagyon helyesen = a
legnagyobb mertekben CONDOS
kodnak az ut6bbiak j6leter0l. Icy
peldaul az allan ~ t0bb, mint tiz
ev .6ta - ideiglenes seg6lyt fizet
ad6penzekb6l az olyan anyak sza-
mara, kiknek ferje meghalt vagy
megszok0tt, ICY gondoskodya te-
hetetlen csecsemSkr3l. Ezen Sc
gelyek vagy nyugdijak 0sszege
olyan mersekelt, hogy figyelemre
is alfg erdemes, de milyen aldas-
szeru j6tetemenyt kepeznek azok a
kisaediikkel magukra maradt
anyaknak! Hol vannak azok 4
is emberek, Xix tele torokkal kia-
baltak annak idejen az anyak ide-
iglenes segelyezese ellens
Senki sem sz6l seriilt vagy e!
0regedett katonak es tengereszek,
vagy varosi rend6rok, tiizolt6k es
tanit6k nyugdijazasa ellen. A
nagy ipari es .kereskedelmi vallala-
tok is gondoskodnak alkalmazot-
talk nyugdijazasar6l; inert a
nyngdijazas intezmenye egyalta-
lansnem ismeretlen jelen kor ci-
vilizaci6jaban, mem valiant yak
merS ujitas, mely kipr6balasra
EZoA Ina.
AEON munkakeptelen oregek,
kikr6l a november 6-ans szavazas
ala keriil6 nyugdijtorvenyjavasla
gondoskodik, most koz- Is ma
ganjotekonysagra vanak szorulva.
Az igy elk6ltott osszegeket tor
veny mem fogja emelni, 'hanem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01
JoLs1KERt1rlMu

A Kossuth Kor'Hollowe'en es-
tslye nagyszeriienI sikeriilt. b.
vebben jov6 szanlnnkban szamo-
Junk be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01
A BEVANDORLAS TULSACOS
KORLATOzASA VESZELYES
Az AMERIKAI IPARRA NEzVE.
Icy mondja c. L. Patterson, amerikai pehgyarosok
egyesiletenek munkastgyi ttkarja

egyeSUeU6Hek WUHKdSIgyI UICKaTJH -@.-
elegendo mely
rendu 0dvelo aam 80 900 fore rug6 hany farnmuk
sokban-A es acelparban akalmazhat6k k0z II
rel thb rt vssza Eur6paba mint amenny bevandorolt
Evening star., 1923-03-15

has been ordered for duty At Mare Is
land. Mrs. Macfarland's other guests
were Mrs. Alfred Johnson Mrs. T.
stan, ssstptimus Mra Austin MT P,1l Eth Eth
Baker. Mrs. William Henry Smith. jr.:
Mrs. Medorem Crawford, Mrs. Ken
nedy Wheeler, Mrs. Robert F. Mac
kenzie and Mrs. Malcolm McConihe,
sister of the hostess.
Mrs. Bernard b. Jones gave a dinner
party last evening for the members
plays which will be given tomorrow
evening for the benefit or the Child
Welfare Society.
Miss Helen Pratt of New York. who
Is visiting Miss Helen LeSeure. was
the guest In compliment to whom
Miss Frances Hampson entertained at
dinner last evening at the Chevy
Chase Club.
Miss Elizabeth Hanna was hostess
at dinner last evening.
Miss Jeanne Schroers, whose engage
ment to Mr.. John E. Searle, was an.
nounced yesterday, was the guest or
honor at luncheon yesterday OF Mrs
Henry NJ. Morrow. who entertained IN
her home on Biltmore street.
Mrs Emory Land, wife of Capt. Land
T. = NJ and her mother. Mrs. Chester.
loft Wednesday for Augusta. Ga Mrs
Chester has been indisposed for the
past two months.
Miss Elizabeth Putnam of Davenport.
Iowa, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
r. Putnam in Bancroft place.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Barros OF Chile.
who have come to Washington to spend
about a year, have taken an apartment
at Wardman Park Hotel.
Judge and Mrs. Charles B. Howry.
who have been spending several
weeks in Florida, have returned 10
their apartment at the Lee House.
Mrs. j. Hamilton Lewis, wife of the
former senator from Chicago. Is ex-
pected TO arrive in Washington to-
day. ana will be at the Shoreham
while here
Mrs. Mary Moncure Parker OF Chi
caeo Is spending a few days at the
Raleigh before going to Atlantic City
for a short stay. Mrs. Parker spent
1Continued on Ninth Page.)
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Society
The Minister of China and Mime. SEE Will
Return to Washington in Few Weeks,
After Several Months Absence.

Gordon being the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Durant Gordon of this city.
Maj. and Mrs. A. N. Tasker have
are guests OF Dr. and Mrs. A. Contee
Thompson at their home. Grove Park.
They will remain for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. swavely were hosts
at bridge and dinner last evening at
their home. 4101 Connecticut avenue,
entertaining DIR. and Mrs. H. A. Fowl
er. Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Evans. Mr.:
and Mrs. Raymond Hoover, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Selecman. DR.. and Mrs.
Wade H. Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry White. Mr. and Mrs. Bates. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Schmeckebier. Maj. and Mrs.
Eckels. Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Walter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H: Q. Hine. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ruess. Mrs. Lieberman. Mrs. l.. A.
Fisher. Miss Taylor. Mr.. Henry T.
Blair and Mr. r. X. VERDE.
The Russian village fair. to be
given Tuesday. April 10. at Wardman
Park Hotel. for the benefit Of the
Russian Relief. Of which Mrs. Robert
Lansing is chairman, bids fair to be
one of those unique events that cap
ture the fancy of every one:
chairman of the entertainment com
mittee for the affair. Mrs. George 7.
Marye. wife of the former ambassa
dor to Russia. is chairman and the
vice craftsmanship is held by Nine.
Mishtowt They have secured Mr..
Paul Gardiner Tchernikoff to plan
and execute the special features Of
the entertainment. who will duplicate
festive scenes that actually take place
AT the village fairs In Russia.
Princess Cantacuzene and Mrs Lam
sing have sent for 100 dolls that are
being dressed by the Russian refugees
in Paris.
The hours Of the fair will be from
3 o'clock in the afternoon to 10 o'clock
in the evening and special features
for children will take place in the
afternoon.
The funds that are raised will be
sent directly to Mrs. Mark Bristol.
wife of Admiral Bristol. at CONSTANT
nople. -
Evening star., 1923-03-15

-HE minister of China and
Nine. SEE will sail for this
country early in April. They
are now taking a short vaca-
ton in their home, in China, where
they went from Peking few days
ago The minister and Nine. SEE have
been greatly missed from the diplo-
: matte circle since their departure, in
November.
Miss Ailsa Mellon. daughter of the
. Secretary of the Treasury. went to
New York yesterday to remain about
2 fortnight. and will return here
about Easter. The Secretary will
probably make short visit in his
home, in Pittsburgh. before Miss Mel
Jon's return, but has made no plan
for vacation as yet.
Minister of Poland and Nine.
WrObIewska to Entertain.
The minister of Poland and Nine.
wroblewska will entertain COM
Iany at dinner this evening at the le-
cation on 18th street.
Representative and Mrs. William F.
Stevenson left the end of the week
for their home III South Carolina, for
several months stay. Early i'll the
summer they will open their noun
lain home, Montreal. in South Caro-
lima.
Miss Gladys O'Donnell Hinckley and
MIR. Percival McCeneyWerlich. whose
marriage will take place Saturday. were
The guests in compliment to whom Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Bell Sweeney enter
tained small company at lunch today.
Miss Hleen LIE Seure will be hostess
at dinner this evening, when her guests
have been asked to meet Miss Hinck-
ley and Mr.. McCeney-Werlich.
Nine. Hauge gave a small tea yes
terday afternoon for Miss Hinckley and
her fance.
Mrs Robert B. Armstrong gave
luncheon today at the Hotel Hamilton.
Among the guests were Mrs. Tasker L.
Oddie. Mrs. d. r. Crissinger. Mrs.
David Hunt Blair. Mrs. Leslie NJ. Shaw,
Mrs. Fernando Cuniberti, Mrs. Frank
Hatton, Mrs. Louis Atkinson. Mrs.
Helm. Mrs. Smedburg. Mrs. George
Hartman, Miss Sumner. Miss Rigby
and Miss Hogin. Spring flowers were
used as the table decorations.
Mrs. T. Septimus Austin was hostess
at luncheon today at the Shoreham,
entertaining company of seventeen.
Her guests were Sonora de Eliza1de.
mix. Mrs. Robinson Downey, Mrs.
William Henry Smith. jr.. Mrs. Delos
Slodgett. Mrs. John Allen Dougherty,
Mrs. Bernard B. Jones, Mrs. John
Walker Holcombe, Mrs. Clarence {.
Calhoun. Mrs. Frederic d. Mckenney,
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran. Mrs.
William F. Dennis. Mrs. Medorem
crawford. Mrs. Robert F. Mackenzie.
Mrs. Charles Nelson Riker and Miss
Mary Temple.
Miss Madeleine Austin will enter
tain at luncheon for a company OF
fourteen at the Hotel Hamilton Sat-
nrday.
Mrs. Edwin S. Pufler was hostess
10 a company of eleven at lunch to-
day.
Cards have been received in Wash
ington from Mrs. Margaret c. Bolln
announcing the marriage Of her
daughter, Elsa Jeanette, to Mr..
Decatur Durant Gordon, Monday.
February 26. in Los Angeles. Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon are at home at
Jos North Beachwood Drive, Los An
geles. Both Mr.. Gordon and his bride
were formerly of Washington, Mr..
Evening star., 1923-03-15

at luncheon yesterday in honor of
Mrs. Elliott. wife of Capt. Middleton
Elliott. who, with the captain, will
leave shortly for California, where he
Evening star., 1923-03-15

Mr. and Mrs Malcolm McConihe
were hosts to a company of forty last
evening at dinner. entertaining at the
Chevy Chase Club in compliment to
the new director Of the War Finance
Evening star., 1923-03-15
MIR. and Mrs. P0fndeXter
Entertained Mt Dinner.

The United States ambassador TO
Peru and Mrs. Miles Poindexter were
the guests in whose honor Mr.. John
p. Hartman Of Seattle entertained ut
dinner at the New Willard last even
ing.
Evening star., 1923-03-15

Cards have been received in Wash
ington from Mrs. Margaret {. Bolln
announcing the marriage Of her
Decatur Durant Gordon, Monday,
February 26, in Los Angeles. Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon are at home at
10? North Beachwood Drive. Los An
geles Both Mr.. Gordon and his bride
were formerly of Washington, Mr..
Evening star., 1923-03-15

Mrs. Edwin S. Pufier was hostess
TO company of eleven at lunch to-
day.
, 1923-08-11
BEST THRILL
STORY TODAY

The publication OF today's thrill
marks tho end OF the Thrili-a-day
contest that has been carried out
Jointly by the management OF the
America theater and the Casper Tri.
bune. III. L. S. receives two tickets
to the America theater for the story
that is published herewith.-Thrill.a
day Editor.
"My thrill happened in Casper. It
was June 1921. Late in the afternoon
the sky darkened. the rains descend.
ed and the floods came. There was
a flash OF lightning. a deafening peal
OF thunder. and presently I saw seven
fiery columns of black smoke across
the river and I knew thai the tank
farm was burning. I was alone and
our street vas like a flowing river.
Soon I heard a window crash in the
basement and the flood began pour
ing in like water running over q dam
The sky grew dark with black smoke
while the water climbed the basement
stairs. This combined thought OF
flood and fire furnished a real thrill
II. L. s.. >
, 1923-08-11
Sues for Large Sum

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was instl-
tuted yesterday by Judge ". C. Ment-
ger as attorney for the Citizens Nat
ional Bank of Cheyenne for the re-
covery of SAC. 900 alleged by thu plain
tiff to be due that institution by w.
L. Ayers. Chas r. Mason. Otto Rouse
w. T. Sloan and U. 8. Jones. as dlrec-
tors of the defunct Plato CouEy
State Bank.
According to tho brief of the case
filed in the Office OF clerk OF tn. dis.
trict court W. B. Jon,s. the plaintiff
alleges that the defendants guaran.
teed the payment OF $40 900 issued
to the Wheatland bank by the Chey.
, 1923-08-11
laney, st. Paul, knocked out Joe Her
rick. in the third round Of a scheduled
ten round bout.
TO
TRAIN LUIS F|RPO
Wealthy Sportsman Sue
ceeds De Forrest in
Fight Program.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Aug. n
Horatio Lavalle. wealthy Argentine
sportsman and amateur champion
pugiiist. is to take the place Of Jimmy
De Forrest In training Luis Angel
Flrpo for his fight with Jack Demp-
sey, Firpo said today.
Ffrpo. who is here for q little bout
with Charlie weinert Of Newark. N.
j." to use his own words. stated that
Lavare would arrive from Beunos
Aires with several assistants on Aug
ust IS.
De Forrest was not here with Firpo
and II was said tina all connections
with him had beer several.
"I have never see Dempsey in nc
ton myself and therefore can venture
no opinion as to whether I can geat
him or not" said Firpo. Il have
heard that he packs a wicked punch
but reports from tho Gibbons fight
would indicate that he had lost
strength
II would rather fight Dempsey next
year. 1t isn't so much that / am not