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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-13
SOCIAL SOCIAL:
~ Activities
E N T E r T AIN NJ e N T S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

~ row evening, when Miss Isabel
Cannon becomes the bride of Clarence
Z. Cartwright, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cartwright of Louisville, Ky.
DR.. Willard 0. Trueblood will perform
the ceremony, assisted by DR.. Jean S.
Miner Of the Second Presbyterian
Church. The bridal music is to be
given by members of the Aiu Phi Ep-
silOn, to which Miss Cannon belongs.
Miss Ruth Without will be the organ
list and the bridal chorus from "Lohen-
grin" viii be sung by Miss Jessamine
Barley, Miss Mary Norman, Miss
Ruth Beals and Mrs. June Baker.
Miss Beals will sing Until" before the
| ceremony.
The bride will be attended by her
sister, Miss Margaret Cannon, maid
Of honor; Mrs. c. P. Doney, matrOn
of honor, and Miss Bernice Reagan
and Miss Media Weathers, brides
maids. Clarence r. Doney win be
best man and the ushers viii be Fer
NOR S. Cannon, Robert II. Shellhorn,
Ralph Jacobs and Howard Caldwell
Following the ceremony there will
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. T.
| Cannon, where a musical program by
/ Miss Hilda Kirhman, viounist; Miss
Alberta Mccain. harpist and Miss
Jessamine Barkely, soloist. will be
given After April / Mr. and Mrs
/ Cartwright viii be at home on Bal
sam Ave.
III HE Woman's Assembly Club will
entertain with a valentine party
IA in the Florentine room at the
/ Claypool Hotel tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs Arnoot Cleveland Of Blvmoth
will have charge Of the decorations
and Mrs. c. J. Buchanan VIII preside
Mrs. Estes Duncan, chairman Of the
program committee has announced
that Miss Lola Perkins will give a
group OF readings, Mrs. Donald
/ Bridge viii sing and Mrs Paul Isen-
/ barger Of La Crosse will give read
/ ings. The club viii give Washing
tons birthday party at the home of
Mrs Warren T. McCray.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Buchanan win
leave the llfst week IN AIarcn Tor New
smyrna Fla.
Mrs Frank Z Gavin spoke on
/ America in England Mt q meeting
/ OF the Fortnighuy Literary Club this
/ afternoon. at the Propylaeum. Mrs
/ Robert Wiuslow gave a talk on Lin
coin.
*so
A valentine hop VIII he held this
evening mt the Suin5-Arms Hotel by
the Girls Auxiliary 10 the Home for
the AGED. The members OF the or
eanization are the Misses lean (Vi5as
Isabel Segal. Gabrllla SeeaI Sauna
Pollock. Selma Goldborcar Tulyo
Falender. Sadve cold Esther and
Helen Iefl1ovitz Esther Hfarer Frada
,,,. J'I . 49, %, IA ~ cen
nc T. +Ni.'''' -
,.@iL i',s'''' 'l''''' f'S.I'eE ArsnopsHy'
I7lii'' Ne" 'd uet' sara ana minnie
! eil's"' rose MOOT, Naomi Cohen'
/ beTlha J. feldinan, FFeda and Bertha
/ Brown Belle schwartz and Lillian
earn. Tho chaperones viii he Mrs
NJ frankfort, Mrs. $. J. Franklin.
Mrs J. Iammerschag, Mrs I. Wolf.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-13
Guard Against Flu -
With MusteroIe

Influenza. Grippe and Pneumonia
usually start with a cold. The mo-
ment you get those warning aches,
get busy with good old NIusterole.
BIusterole is a counterlrritant that
relieves congestion (which is what a
cold really Isl and stimulates circula-
ton.
It has all the good qualities Of the
old-fashioned mustard plaster without
the blister.
Just rub It on with your fnger-tips
First you VIII feel n warm Jingle as
the healing ointment peHetrates the
pores, then a soothing. cooling sensa-
ton and quick relief
Have NIusterole handy for emer-
gency use. 1t may prevent serious i'll
ness.
35c and Csc. in Jars and tubes
Better than a mustard plaster
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-13

return of the V and square neck, and
the white collars and cuffs and en-
broidered frills that so soften the
line.
Colors are running riot. There's a
gay season ahead.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01
NEW EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SOON TO BE ERECTED HERE

In letter from T. Chalkley Hat
ton, Milwaukee, chairman of the
Church Extension Board, Wisconsin
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01
STEWART MERCANTILE
COMPANY. REPRESENTED
AT CORSET SCHOOL

The Stewart Mercantile Co. store
has sent their corsetiere, Miss Vera
Walker, to attend the Gossard School
of Corsetry at Minneapolis. She will
remain there during this week.
This school is an innovation in that
it accepts only saleswomen who have
had practical experience and who are
ready to take postgraduate work.
This corresponds to physician or
lawyer attending University to get
his degree.
Specialized service has taken on an
added Importance in the modern retail
store and the Stewart store has
adopted this advanced merchandising
idea in every department. Realizing
the Important relation correct corse-
try bears to TIE health and efficiency
of womankind, the corset department
is receiving special attention.
The Gossard School of Corsetry is
acknowledged to be the oldest and
foremost institute of its kind in the
United States and its graduates are
acceped as expert authorities on mod.
ern hygienic corsetry.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01
JOEL ]. FOSTER

Joel J. Foster, aged 81 years, was
drowned Tuesday morning in the low
er electric power plant pond. He had
been over to his farm, occupied by
John Bartosh, and from there was
evidently enroute back home over
the pond. He carried an ak, and this,
with .nitten, was the early means
of discovering the tragedy. Marvin
Chinook, who had met Mr.. Foster
down by the lower power plant, came
across the pond about 1880 and saw
the AK and mitten lying beside the
broken ice. He rushed up to the up
per power house and soon the news
was spread about town. II. w.
Thomson was the nrSC to reach the
scene, and he was soon joined by
others. Together, after considerable
search, they located and rescued the
body, which was within a few feet Of
the hole, in water about : feet deep.
The time at which the body was
taken from the pond was l1:45, as
recorded by Mr.. Fosters own watch,
which had continued TO operate.
The indications as that Mr. Eos
ter, in trying to avoid the slippery
path, had stepped nut onto snow
covered ice for better footing, and
unfortunately stepped squarely onto
a small circle of very thin ice over
the channel.
The deceased was born here Octo-
Der Ia, 1860, and had spent practical
~ his entire life here. He was well
known throughout this section, and
had a host of friends here and i'll all
the neighboring towns. He is sur
vived by his brother, A. P. Foster,
and two sisters, Mrs. Fl. W. Thorn
son and Mrs. F. NJ. White, all OF
this city.
Funeral services were held at the
H. W. Thomson home this afternoon
Rev. G. A. Bird officiating. The pail
bearers were Mayor Vannatta and
Messrs. A. C. Dunn, August Renter
John Bartosh, Milton Savage and r
w. Reynolds.
Interment was made in Greenwood
cemetery.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01

diocese of the Episcopal church, Mr..
f. C. Merton of this city has received
assurance that the River Falls Epis-
copal congregation is to have new
church, and that it is to be built this
Spring.
The following paragraphs are
quoted from the letter:
"At the last meeting of the Church
Extension Board, | made an earnest
plea for more money to help build
this (River Falls) church and was
successful in getting it. ! also went
before the Diocesan Committee of
the church's program and succeeded
in getting the appropriation increas-
ed there so that, with the present
money available, we ought and can
build church in River Falls which
will be credit to the diocese and
give cur people there great comfort
end pleasure.
"+***I expect to have the plans in
your hands by the latter part of next
week, together with the specifica-
TONS"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01
LOCAL DEBATERS LOSE

The first debate of the River Falls,
Ellsworth, Arcadia triangle was held
Friday, February %. Both the af-
firmative and negative teams of our
high school suffered little hard luck
at the hands of Ellsworth's negative
and Arcadia's affirmative. Professor
Young of Wisconsin University judg-
ed here. Both judges returned close
decisions; Arcadia winning by 9S-
100 victory, and Ellsworth a 97-100
victory. Both teams did very well
and deserve a good deal of praise for
the excellent showing they made. In
spite of the fact that there was
Normal game the same night the de-
bators faced large audience in the
Assembly Room. Ellsworth, having
on both sides of the question, will
represent our league in the next de-
bate. We wish them the best of sue
cess in keeping the cup within our
league, the coming year.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01
CYCLONE CITY QUINT WINS

Friday afternoon the New Rich
mond High School basket ball team
played and defeated the local High
School team % to Is. The game was
one of the fastest and most inter
esting games played on the local floor
this year.
The outcome of the game does not
exactly show the comparative strength
of the two teams. Each team made
the same number of field goals but
River Falls made only three foul
goals out of a possible 16.
New Richmond has small team,
and had a big advantage in fight"
The High School followers are not
discouraged in the least because of
the defeat and the team is now pre-
pairing for their future games.
This Friday, March 2, River Falls
High plays the Spring Valley team
on the local floor in the last game
Of the season. To date, Spring Wall
ley has not been defeated and fans
can expect to see an exhibition of
fast basket ball.
The High Schools basket ball
tournament will be held in the Nor
nal gym March 1879.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01
Special Didn't Help

Stout's special trainload of rooters
all lusty lunged and roarin' full blast
failed to bring victory to their heroes
here last Friday evening, although
the visiting cagers certainly put up
a valiant battle.
The first half was an even russell,
each team making four field shots.
River Falls had 3 point lead in
this period by virtue of ZiebelPs free
throws, Judish missing every gift shot
for the Trainers.
The second half was different
again" Ziebell and Chinook each
Gagged three from the field, and Cur
noe two, while the best Stout could
do was two floor shots and two gifts.
The final score was 81 for River
Falls, to IA for Stout, the same score
that put Eau Claire down the next
preceding game.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01
Two Local Churches
Have Planed to Build
EZEKIEL LUTHERAN CHRUCH
TO HAVE LARGER QUARTERS

The members of the Ezekiel Lu-
theran church of River Falls, at a
recent business meeting of the con-
gregation, voted unanimously in
favor of more adequate and improved
church quarters.
The lack of sufficient church room
and conveniences for the congrega-
ton and its various branch organiza-
tions was becoming more serious as
time went on and resulted some time
ago in the election of committee to
look into this matter. The Sunday
School has now oUltgrown the size OF
the church auditorium for school
purposes, while the ladies' aid and
young peoples society have long been
in need of special and convenient
quarters for their work.
The report of the committee in
cluded suggestions for the solution of
the problem which ranged all the way
from plans for the enlargement OF
the present church building to the
erection of an entirely new edifice.
While voting in favor of increased
church space the congregation did
not specify whether this was to take
the form of an addition to the old
building or the erection of a new one.
but left this matter to be decided at
a future meeting.
In view of the decision of the con-
.gregation favoring more adequate
and improved church quarters, with
out specifying the form it should
take, the matter of financing the
project was discussed and the sug-
gestion that pledges be called for
resulted in $2,075.00 being subscrib-
ed in the ten or fifteen minutes util-
lied for that purpose. This phase OF
the matter had not been anticipated,
as coming up at that meeting OF the
congregation and a committee was
elected to contiue this work.
1t would appear from all indica-
tions that in the near future the
Ezekiel Lutheran congregation will
have provided ample room and con-
veniences for its various branches
to the efficient aerformanee of their
work.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01
H. N. Pratt Wins
First in National
Poetry Contest

Harry n Pratt, son of Mrs. Mary
Pratt of this city, has been awarded
first prize on his poem, "The Gypsie
Heart submitted by him in the
Laura Blackburn Lyric Potry" con
test just closed. Over 200 poems we're
entered, not including thousands
which were submitted, but which did
not qualify for entry.
This is considered a great honor,
and will give Mr.. Pratt national lit
erary recognition.
Mr.. Pratt has also had some work
accepted for publication in the
American Art News, of New York,
leading and highly respected period
zeal of better literature.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01
GRANT & HACkE, NEW FIRM,
BUY BAIRD GARAGE

Ray Grant and Fred Hacke, both of
this city, have purchased Norman
Baird's garage on So. Main street,
taking possession the first of last
week
Mr.. Grant has had extensive exper-
fence in automobile repair work, and
for the past three years has been en-
ployed in the C. Carisch & Son shop.
MIR Hacke, who purchased the build
ing, will assist in the repair work.
Both are capable young men of ex-
cellent character, and their many
friends in this community will be glad
to see them prosper in their new ven
ture.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01

A.So many patrons of the Spring
Valley water service each left fau-
Get or two running to prevent pipes
from freezing during one of the cold
nights last week that in the morning
it was discovered that all the water
had been drained from the large res
ervoir on the hill. 1t was fortunate
that no buildings caught fire there
during Spring Valleys one and only
truly "dry" spell.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01
LEGION MEETING

Albert H. Fletcher Post, The
American Legion, will meet at the
Club Rooms next Wednesday, March
z. All members are urged to be pre-
sent; also all ex-service men of this
community who wish to join.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01

The Spring Valley Sun, which
wondered, editorially, chow Hanson
would jump when Blaine cracked the
whip" will probably be surprised with
the rest of us, at our Assemblyman's
act in siding with the socialists, even
against the Governor, in the National
Guard matter.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01

C. E. Haugen of Hudson has sold
his store at Spring Valley to A. A.
M. Carlson, who has been in charge
as manager there for the past four
years.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01
LIMO" BALlKS

About the time that it was set
ting up an item concerning the Hud-
son Star-Observer's unlucky exper-
fence Of last week, The Journal limo
type machine also went ON a strike,
which made the paper late this week
and forces us to leave out some inn
portant news items.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01

Mrs. John A. Logan, 81, widow of
the general who at one time during
the Civil war commanded the Union
army of the Tennessee, and later was
a United States senator from Illi-
nois, died in Washington, D. c., last
Thursday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01
WIRELESS NOTIFIES CAMPERS

Dr. Harding and Barney Carolan,
both close friends of the late j. j..
Foster, were notified of his tragic
death Tuesday by wireless at their
camp far inland from any railroad,
in Northern Wisconsin.
The announcement was made from
a Minneapolis broadeasting station
about $50 that evening. 1t was
picked up by farmer living about
4 miles from the Harding camp, and
a messenger was sent to inform the
campers.
DR.. Harding and Mr.. Carolan left
there Immediately and were here to
attend the funeral today.
Have you seen the New Maytag
washing machine? If not, why not :?
G.. Carisch & Son.--adv.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-20
LAS HUELGAS AGRICoLAS Y LA
ACTUACION DEL DEPARTAMEN-
TO DE AGRICULTURE Y
TRABAJO
Information ofcial para la Prensal

Qnformacion ofcial para la Prensa)
Desdes mucho antes de ccmenzar la
presente zafra, Sc tuvo conocimieRto
en- este Departamento de que en- cie--
tas regiones ole la Isla existian proba-
bilidades de que sobrevinieran huelgas
de obreros agricclas.
Ante tai perspective, el Comisiona-
do Sc dirigi6 a los patronos que podrian
ser afectados 81 Sc llevaba a cabo tai
movimiento Y los trabajadores en- 6l
interesados, ofreciendo los servicios
de este Departamento para conciliar
los intereses Y demandas de todos
conjurar la situaci6n que Sc vislull-
braba.
Ell Departamento recibi6 contestacio
nes ilnicamente de dos patronos y es-
tas fueron en- sentido negative.
Los trabajadores quienes nos diri-
gimos, ccntestaron todos aceptando
nuestra intervention.
Ademas, el Departamento ha esta-
do cooperando con la Comisi6n de Me-
diacion Conci,iacion, tlnica que te-
MA va en- esa epoca tiene hoy la ju-
risdicci6n el poder para actuar ell
todos estos casos de confictos entire ell
capital y Ell trabajo.
En- los actuales momentos, debido 2
las iniciativas de este Departamentc,
Sc estan dando pasos para terminar las
huelgas en- cierta localidad de la isla
EN- que parece que estan resultando in
titles los esfuerzos de La Comisi6n de
Mediaci6n Conciliacion.
Ell actual Comisionado, aunque des-
provisto hoy por la ley del deber dc
hacerlo no puede permanecer inacti-
vo, ri permanecera inactive, en- aque-
los casos en- que su intervention sea
voluntariamente aceptada por las par
tes interesadas y en- que Ia Comisio1
no haya tenido resultado practice al
guno Sc yea que las gestiones de es-
ia no han de culminar en- exito; pero
Ell pueblo debe saber que esta Cont
sion ha Iaborado de una manera pa-
tri6tica habil, merecedora de felici-
taci6n.
Es de esperarse que en- las pocas
huegas que quedan va por terminarse,
tanto los patronos como los trabaja-
dores Sc dispondran hacer cuanto sea
razonable para acelerar la termina-
cion de los conhictos existentes, en-
beneacio directo de ellos Y en- bien &C.
neral del pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-20
DIcHo ORGANISING TIA SIDo CT
TADo PARA HOY, A LAS P. M.

Para hoy, a las 4 P. M, ha sido con-
vocada la comisi6n Economica de la
Legislature Insular, con eli fin de Sc
guir. sus trabajos de preparation legis-
lativa para la pr6xina session del Par
lamtnto.
Segtln nuestros informes, uno de los
asuntos de que Sc tratara hoy en- la
Comision Economical, es ell relative a
la resoluci6n que por indicaciones del
lidtr socialista Sr. Iglesias, presento
en- q Congreso de Washington Ell Sc
nador MI. Brookhart, solicitando una
completa investigation de las condicio-
mes de los trabajadores portorrique-
nos. asi como tambien de los asuntos
ADMINISTRATORS de esta isla.
Segtin Sc desprende de los comenta-
rios que acerca del particular hemos
dido, la Comisi6n Economica no es in
diferente la precitada investigation,
al contrario, tenemos entendido que Ia
solicitara, 81 10 cree conveniente asi
10 demandaran los intereses generates
del pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-20
ULTIMA H0RA
MERcADo AzUcARERo
vENTAs Y coTIzAcIoNEs

Como una cortesia de la importsn-
to frnia comercial de esta plaza Liam
born Y Co.., publicaanos continue
cion el cablegrama recibido por ellos
aver lunes por la noche:
''Mercado quieto. Sc vendieron
5000 sacos aztcares de Cuba para EN-
barque en- Mario a 5.25, equivalente
7.o3 de Puerto Rico. AL cerrarse Ell mer
cado habian ofertas de azucares de Gu
ba montantes a 100000 sacos para en-
barque en- Marco a 3l16 y 5,25, pc
70 los compradores Sc mantenian re-
traidos''.
He aquf la cotizaci6n de futuros azii
cares de Cuba en- la Lonja de New
York, con los equivalentes por azuca-
res futuros de Puerto Rico: febrero,
5.os (6.s6 P. r.; mario, 5.13 (6.91 P.
R.); abril, 5.22 Goo P. R.) y mayo,
5.31 600 P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-20
YendedOr de AUTOMOBILES

Una buena casa de San Juan
necesita uno dos vendedores
de automobiles y al efecto con-
siderard soIicitudes de personas
con buenas relaciones scciales
hacienda constar edad, experien-
cia en- esta linea y EN- otras CO.
mo vendedor, idiomas que ha-
bia, referencias y compensation
a CUE aspira. Mo Sc aten
dera soIicitud alguna que no
traiga todos estos datos. P. O.
Box 1929, San Juan. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-20
Ell PROYECTO DE ESTADOS
UNID0S PARA LA FLOTA
AEREA

WASHINGTON, febrero 19- Of
cialmente Sc ha manifestado que el pro
yect1. para la construction de una po-
derosa fuerza aerea ouedara psrfecta-
lnente conclude en- los illtimos dias del
mes EN- curse y en- disposition de ser in-
mediatamente sometido al Congreso.
Ell proyecto en- question provee la
construction de mil aeroplanos para las
costas del Paciico y del Atlantico y
cuatro mil para los ssrvicios interiores
6e la Repnblica.
Para la construction de esta gran flo
ia aerea, considerable como la primera
Gel mundo, Sc requiere el concurso dc
veinticinco mil oficiales y cuarcnta mil
soldsdos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-20
LA CAMARA DE CoMERCIo DE
PUERTO RICO
(continuaci6n de Ia pagina 81

(Gong1nuaclon Ee Id pag1na %
Por la noche Sc reanud6 la discu-
sion de las Resoluciones y Sc proce-
di6 elegir los directores de la Ca
mara, resultando electos por unanimi-
dad los sefores don Manuel v. Dome
mech, presidente don Arturo Bravo,
secretario-tesorero.
Aparte de la importancia que en- 81
tuivieron las deliberaciones de la Asam
biea, nosotros debemos apuntar que el
mayor exito consistio en- ell entusiasmo
que ha despertado entire el comercio de
Ponce, Y en- donde seguramente Sc
aprestaran todos los comerciantes in
gresar en- este ORGANISING y fortale-
Ger la secci6n de aquella ciudad, va
Que esta es la tnica institution q. pro-
pande al desarrollo del comercio y las
industrias es a la vez la ilnica ar
ma de defensa con due cuenta Ell CO.
mercio en- general
No podriamos pasar por alto Ell ex-
quisito esf1ero con q. las mas signi6ca
das personalidades de la culta socie-
dad poncefa atendieron y cumplimen
taron los numerosos visitantes, ha-
ciendoles las horas ALI sumamente
agradables y placenteras, hasta Ell ex-
tremo de que todos Y cada uno regre-
saron sus respectivas poblaciones lie
vando consigo un grato recuerdo de
tanta cortesia y tanto agasajo.
La sociedad poncefia debe sentirse
orgulIosa de contar en- su seno con un
ntlmero tan crecido de prestigiosos ele
mentos que tan Ell alto saben colocar
siempre ell nombre de tan progresista
conlunidad