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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07

Paffz, 5. kv9tna. Postavy q
merick6ho stfelce ze strOinf
pusky. jednoho granatnfka q
jednoho francouzsk&ho p9siho
vojina budou tvofit hlavnf sku
pinu ma pomniku, jenz posta.
ven bude We -Ferne de Uavari-
ne, kde doSlo k nejprudcfn,
bojim v prdb6hu poslednf vii
Ky. Pomnik. vknov&n bude ''ml
twin 2 arln6d, v Champaign. =
VJbor pro postavenf pomnfku
pfipojil postavu americk Eho
vojfna ma pomnfk ma ddkaz u.
znanf statetnost vojfni velkt
americke 'republiky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07
HROZNE zELEZNlcNf
NESTESTf.

Havana, Kuba. S. kv6tna.
Dvacet pet osob bylo .usmrce-
no q vice nez padesat poran6-
no pfi srazce mezi dv6ma elek
trickymi vlaky blize Camasi. v
provincii Matanzas, dnes. Po-
kud znamo, neni mezi obetmi
zadnych Americana. Vlaky
srazily Sc ma ostre zatadce.
kdyz ujizdely. velikou rychlo-
sti a skoro v okamziku povstal
y troskach ohen, takze. nekteri
2 nest t'astniki shofeli ma. uhel.
Raneni donraveni b{li do Ma
tanzas ma zylastnfm vlaku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07
OsuDNe PkEDJlzDENl AuT

Y Brook Park a State Rd. jel
vcera dopofedne automobilem
Is tfemi jinymi muzi Charles
Smith z Codagain. Pa, meska-
|jfcf n9kolik dni ma navstev6
|clevelandskych pfatel, kdyz
pojedhou fidic stroje chtel pre-
[dejeti auto jine. Auta zachy-
tia koly a Smith vyhozen byl
ma dlazbu. tax prudce, ze ztra-
It'll v9domi. Byl dopraven do
|mestske nemocnice. .kde lekafi
prohl&silf zran9ni jeho "a We
lice nebezpecne neb. ma roz-
stspenou lebecni kost. Vsich-
nj jeho druhove pax 2 melody
|vyvAzli jen pouhyn leknutfm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07
PRO UNOS MALEHO YER.
NERA. -.

Watertowm, N. Y, &. kv4tna.
IPi. Wava 3. Fairbanksova, pi.
Ruth Crandallova a pf. H. A.
Grinnellova, byly zat6eny dnes
ma obvineni, ze byly We sp0ieni
IS anosem Vernera Alexander
soma, sestileteho hosika ze
Schenectady, jenz byl nalezen
blize Theresa. N. Y. We Etvr-
tick. Patrano jest po Stanley
Crandallovi a Harry Fairbank
sow, ktefi pry inos provedli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07

Tax rszhodla aew-yorslk8 Wall
* Streoe, k6e 70 nasnsii vxdxt. !

New York, S. kvstna. Hen.
|ry Ford, rozhodla newyorskS
Wall street dnes. jest nejbo.
|hatsfIn muzem ma svete. Vypo.
|tet1a to 2 tinoroveho fmancni:
no vykazu Ford Motor Compa.
my, die n9hoz aktiva spolecno.
|sti jsou $5S6.351,939 u porov.
mani sc $500, ,548,9 GAG v pfede.
|Sl6m roce.
Ford, Wall Street vypotit&.
Iva. ma celkove jmeni. vcetna
|jeho Ford Motor Co., mezl
$500, 600, 900 a $75O,OOO, ,OOl
- snad vice. Toto pfevysuje
|jm&nf Johna b. Rockefellera
|jenx rozdal vice nez $1,O00.,
900. 900, takxe nema nyni Vi.
Ice nez $500. 100000. Rovn91
|zastihuje Ford George r
Bakera, jenz ma "pouhych'
$4OO, 600. 900.
z finanfnfho vykazu FordO.
Ivy spolecnosti vychazi ma je'
|vo. xe ma na hotovosti $780,.
900, 900 u porovnani sc $1O9,,
600, 900 pred rokem a pfeby.
tick We vyd9lcich a ztr&tacl
stoupl Sc $24O, 100000 M
$500, 900, 900. Fordovy vyd9l
Ky behem roku byly pfibliznl
sos, 900, 900. eli po $500 ns
|172, ,465 akcii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07
IA vcEREJSlHO DOPRAV.
Milo RUCHU FRAME
NO 6 OSOD.

P&kn6 jarni pocasf vcera w.
lakalo ven kde k!ereho sports
mana a cesty. uiice, zejmena
kfMovatky sc primo Gernaly
modernfmi vozidly. Sa.nozfej.
me doslo take k nehOdam, jak
vypravi rasiorty poficejni, bylo
vGera, ,zfanSno pcv&zliy; sest
osob. dvl dftky, dv9 zeny a
diva nnuxi, ma Stesti neni z3d-
ny 2 lrazu zivotu nebezpecny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07
zelzENcl POULlc. KAR, &C
NEsfo 0JENI PklDA
vEk PkIjALI.

Ma schGzich v patek q v So
botu byl pfijat protest proti ne
poetacitelnemu pfidavku 5 cti
"a hodinu personalu ma zdej-
sich ponlicnich karach ale v
zasad6 bylo zlepsenf pfijato,
jak nravi tajemnik unie w. NJ.
Rea. Nezbyva jinak, neb bylo
oboustrann6 slibeno, sp0kojiti
sc. 8 rOzhOdnutim arbitracnf ra
dy, at jinak mezi clenstvem
zakofeneno jest presv9dceni,
ze vysledek neni s.pravedlivy,
ami americky.
Byl tez pfedlozen pensijni
nav-h spolecnosti k debatova-
nj, ale nebylo dosud o mem
jednano. Clenstvo ale neni nj
kterak novou touto vymozeno-
|sti nadseno, nebot' rfiplatek
ma vysluzn6 vyzadoval by cd
jedn0tlivca, aby z kazdych pfi
danych 5 cent? odvad6li cent
do pensijnihO fondu. Spoiled
most pax rozesila dotazniky o
delce dosavadni sluzby j jinych
podrobnostech, kterych patrne
hodla pouziti phi navrhovani
|planu jineho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07

zam6stn&n jako nytovac pfi
mzd3 SLIP "a hodinu. Pf.
Ba1.igrandova prbhl&6la viei
zpravodaji, ze jest "velmi sta
stna'' a totez tvrdil p. Barri-
grand velmi l&manou angliti-
nou. Pouze lituje pf. Barrigran
dova, ze jeji rodite s'si to tax
zle befou."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07

B9lehrad. S. kvstna. - Nj
kola Paste zistane jugoslav.
slkym premiefen,. aiespoh pro
|pfitomnou dobu. SestASil kabi
net, slozeny z techze tleni,
jake pfedesly. vyjinkou A
ministri, ktefi nebyli znovuzvc
leni phi ned&vnych ..vseobec.
|nych volbach- do skupatiny. .Je-
jich nastupci budou ustanove.
mi pozd9ji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07
vYBUcH v UHLoDoLE

Trinidad. COL, 5. kvetna.
Dive tela byla vytazena = osm
|hornika Sc pohfeSuje po vybu-
|chu. jenz znicil clst dolu Ro.
|cky Mountain Fuel Company
|blfze Asuilar. Jest velmi ma
q nadxje. ze hayfh dosud po.
hfeSovanf budou nalezeni na
|xivu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07
IDEBs NEPoJEDE DO RUsKA

Moskva, 5. kvetna. Eugene
Y. Debs, vidce socialisticke
strany We Spojen5ch .Statech,
zamHl posyanf x nAvst9ve do
Ruska, ponevadz se, PINE nezo-
|tavil ze sve poslednf nenoci. v
dopi5s obdrzen6m dnes Kalini-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07

|vy6tI 3 - aI0uk&sn !. uvaxa
v&ni vyber Sdruxeni
volicek. ~

Washington, S. kvetna. -
ssDvanact nejvetsich zijicich
americkych zen". Zde jsou, jak
byly oznameny dnes zvlastnim
vyborem Narodni ligy zen
|skych volicd, ktery tem9r rok
zamestnaval Sc obtiznou llo-
hou ucinenim vyberu. Uvazo-
val o stech seznamI, ktere by
" mu poslany st&tnimi organi
|sacemi q mimo to ochotne "ra-
dill" mu Getni jednotlivci.
Vybor pfedklada tato jme-
ma jako "dvanacti zijicfch a.
merickych zen. ktere nejvice
|pfisp9ly ma svych riznych po-
Itch ku zlepSenf sv6ta":
Jane Addams, lidumilstvi ;
Celia Beaux, malffstvi; Annie
Jump Cannon. ! hv9zdafstvf; /;
Carrie Chapman Gait. politi-
ka; Anna Botsford Comstock,
pfir0dnf historic: Minnie Mad
dern Fiske, divadlo: Louise
Homer. hudba; Julia Lath-
nop, pece 0 dit3; Florence Re-
Ina Sabin, anatomie; M. Carrie
Thomas, skolstvf; Martha Van
Renslaer, dom&ci ekonomie q
Edith Wharton. literature.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07
sTJkV1guJlcllg DOvAzEct1N
StANIVA yYsL LOvEhAfs
SYMPASrlE. ~

IA vGerejSf1n 1asedani sic
zdu Kooperativni Ligy cleve-
landsk& femeslne unie pfiiata
byla fesoluce, kterou $ pfi-
znSv& sympstie Sc stavkou roz
vazectl stavebnfho materialu q
zaroveh odhlasovan apel We
skerkmu obcanstyu, pokud Sc
tyce tax zvan6ho Americkeho
.Planu. Sch0ze byla misto do
.sti pohnuta. zeim&na, kdyz je-
den ) deleeatu sobe nedstupn9
vyzadoval slova, tax nalehav9.
.ze byl M rozkaz prvniho vice.
#presidenta M. j. Sillinse, jenz
ipfedsedal, yyveden. Americky
plan psk charakterisovan jako
klamnt, namifeny proti orga-
|niscsanStnu d&lnictvu, 5 ellen
podporevAai q ]. oteyfenyeh dileh.
xnelo, ze tim dsilovneji bude
pracov$no na utuzeni delnic-
|kych sikh, zejmena sdruzova-
MIN zam6stnancl y odborne u
ME > k0necnJmi metami, jez
lee jmenuji, ustaleni prlmyslo-
|vych podminek, zvyseni vyro-
|by a 1cinnosti, kolektivni
smlohyy misto nekale souteze
"a ziednoduseni dosavadnich
postupi.
Nayrh, aby po jedne boufli-
|v9iSi debate bylo zasedani od-
|rocena, nehyl pfedsedajicim u
znan. ielikox lax presencni IL
stina vykazoyala, bylo pritom-
no 342 delex6td Y zastoupeni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07

mem, presidentenn sov3tske re
,ppbliky. Debs vyjadfaje poll.
tov4ni; IL nenf mu uaozno Wy.
h0N66 .,uoEWfn1. - 49,
, 1923-06-13
Mems Of Women?5 Clubs and Organizations
MARY TOBIN. Society Editor

keister school. has opened a dress
making shop in the Casper dry goods
store 12o east Second street.
Mrs. Mark ]. Davis has as her guest
at her home. 1895 South Durbin
street her sister. Miss Virginia Buck
mum of Los Angeles. Cal.
Barry Mahoney, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
jeremiah Mahoney left yesterday for
Arminto and the Buffalo creek ranch
where he will spend the summer
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scullion have
as their house guest for several weeks
at their home on Locust street. Miss
Nora Scullion of Beardstown, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Brooks are
here for a few days on business from
Chicago.
Mrs. Dean Morgan will leave this
week for Hartford, Conn. where she
Will spend the summer months visit
ing with relatives. She will be
Joined by Mr.. Morgan in August.
Miss Minnie Cunningham has ar.
rived from Greeley. Colo. where she
has been attending the Colorado
state teachers college and will spend
the summer months here with her
sister, Mrs. j. r. Luxon at her home
on South Wolcott street. Miss Gun
bingham taught in the Casper schools
| for a short time and has many friends
here.
, 1923-06-13
Personals

Miss Mabel w. wehrli left TODAY for
her home in Iowa after spending some
time here visiting with her brother
w. ]. Wehrli, who is assistant county
attorney here.
II. l.. Patton. United States marshall
came up Sunday from cheyenne and
is visiting here for a short time with
Mrs. Patton.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Brewster have
as their house guest for several
e at their home on North Grant
street. Mr.. Brewster's mother. Mrs
James H. Brewster of Denver
Mrs. Kenneth Mcdonald returned
yesterday to the Mcdonald ranch on
Willow Creek after spending a short
time here visiting with Mrs. II. l.
Patton. "
Mrs. B. B. Brooks left Monday eve.
ming for Cheyenne and Laramie
where she expects to spend several
days on business and visiting with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce Wilson ar.
spending several weeks in Thermop.
oils.
Miss Mary Shelton who recently re.
turned to Casper from Kansas CITY
where h completed her course in
tailoring and dress designing at this
, 1923-06-13
Wells Music
Concert Friday

Friday evening at s o'clock the
Charles E. Wells Music company will
give an unusually enjoyable and en-
tertaining concert at the Wells music
store on Second street. Among those
who will take part in the program
will be Mrs. Cecil C. Birchell. talented
violinist INT former pupil OF Willard
T.. Weihle. Mrs, Berta Smith, concert
soprano n teacher- of singing and
George Halle, who pleased Casper
audiences with his personality and
vocal selections. Other numbers will
be added and announced later. No
admission will be charged. All those
interested in music are invited to at
tend.
, 1923-06-13

hue returned yesterday morning from
hemmerer where they have been at
tending the knights OF Columbus
convention held there. DR.. t. j.
Drew who also attended the conven
ton is spending a short time in Den
yer on business. He VIII return to.
day.
f.. kubeck came up this morning
from Denver on a short business trip.
] l.. Paterson has returned from
Nebraska where he spent a two
, 1923-06-13
Mknigh Club
Last Evening.

Miss Catharine Dunn entertain ed
the members of the Midnight Bridge
club last evening at her home on
North Durbin street. Honors for The
evening were taken by Miss Margaret
England and Mrs. Stanley Green.
baum. Among those who ATTENDED
were Mrs. w. l.. Rehr. Jr., Mrs.
Charles McGrady. Mrs. Frank Cowan,
Miss Margaret England. Mrs. Stanley
Greenbaum and Miss Kathleen Sulli.
van. The club will be entertained on
Monday evening, June is, by Mrs.
McGrady at her home in the Hide
brand apartments.
, 1923-06-13

Lincoln. Neb.. and will spend some
time here or business and visiting
with friends.
e. E. CTobe) Allen Will return
this evening from Tobias. Neb.,
where he has been visiting with rela-
tves for the last ten days.
Clarence Bell of the Casper Rodeo
association left yesterday overland
for the east to advertise the Ro-
deo which will come hero August /
, 1923-06-13
Picnic At
Garden Creek

Little Donald Sterritt was host at
a picnic dinner given last evening
at the lower Garden Creek picnic
grounds. Among thise who attended
were. Margaret. Betsy and Brooks
Nichols, Helen Lucia Lummis, Bobb'e
Sterritt. Mary Dessert Blanche Louise
Lummis, Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols and
Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. Lummis.
, 1923-06-13

r E. Mcdonnell of the Burns-Afc-
Donnell company. construction engi-
neers. is in the city on business
]. C. Carter and son are visiting
here with friends for a few days from
Sheridan.
X. A. Adams is an out Of town bus,
mess man here for a week from ON.
aha. p
l.. A. Void is visiting here for a
few weeks from Spokane. Wash.
, 1923-06-13
Silver Tea
ThundaY.
Mrs. johnson
Entertains.

Mrs. J. w. johnson entertained at
an Informal bridge luncheon given to-
day at her residence on South David
street Among those who attended
were Mrs. p. c. Nicolaysen. Mrs.
II. l.. Patton, Mrs. T. A. Dean. Mrs.
A. F. Hon. Mrs. r NJ. Andrus. Mrs.
l.. G. Murphy. Mrs. L. A. Reed, Mrs.
Russell GUN. Mrs. r. E.. Wertz, Mrs.
Carney Peterson. Mrs. Patrick Sulli-
van. Mrs. r. n. Wallace. Mrs. A.
Baker. Mrs. Anna Leeper and Mrs.
Jeremiah Mnhoney.
, 1923-06-13
Sissinger-Whitncy
Marriage Monday.

The marriage of Mrs. Martha Sis
singer to John Whitney, both of this
ply. took place Monday evening at
$3.50 at the Community church par
sonage. the Rev. George Woodland of.
floating. They were attended by
Mrs. Kathryn Smith, mother OF thu
bride. They viii make their hom :
here.
, 1923-06-13
Dinner Party
Thursday Evening

The Past Matron's club. Order of
Eastern Star will entertain at a din
ner to be given tomorrow evening at
the Henning hotel at 6 o'clock. Guests
at the ffa will be the Past Patrons
and their wives and all Past Matrons
and their husbands.
, 1923-06-13

week vacation visiting with his par
ents. He also spent a few days Wis
iting with friends in Cheyenne.
B. Van Hessen is here for a few
days on business from Canon City,
Colo.
Charles LAttman is a business call
er here for a short time from Kan
sas City.
Bert C. Paexler and G.. b. Sanders
arrival in the Cftv x,oa+ardo,, froo,
, 1923-06-13
General Aid
Meeting Friday

The General Aid Of the Methodist
church will meet in the church par
lors Friday afternoon. June is at 2:3O
Members of the CY circle viii act as
hostesses.
, 1923-06-13
City Briefs

w. H. Noble is in the city on bust.
ness from Denver.
Charles A. Cullen and E. ]. Dona.
, 1923-06-13
Moore Garrison
Marriage.

Miss Dorothy Moore Of woiton,
wyo.. and William f. Garrison OF
Alcova were married Monday, June
II, at the home of the groom'S par
,ents. Justice Crawford performed
tae ceremony. Only a few relatives
attended. The bride "a been for the
last few years an instructor in the
Natrona county schools. The couple
viii make their home at Alcova.
, 1923-06-13
RECENT AND COMING
EVENTS IN SOCIAL
CIRCLES OF CASPER

n camp for all members of the club
after which a meeting viii be held to
make int complete plans for the
regulation and rules of the camp.
Those who wish TO spend Saturday
evening at the camp and those who
arc going to attend the dinner Sun.
day are asked to notify any member
of the committee in charge some time
before Friday which includes the
Misses Gertrude Kemp. Lola Miller,
Eunice Soady and Laura Bailey.
Bridge Luncheon
Today.
Mrs. G. t. Morgan was hostess at
an attractive bridge luncheon given
today at her home. COS South Park.
Large yellow jonquils were used for
the table decorations. Guests who
attended were Mrs. William Kocher,
Mrs. Ambrose Hemingway. Mrs.
George Jarvis, Mrs. H. A. Burke,
Mrs. John Heaiy. Mrs. ]. A HUFF,
Mrs. A. J. Woods, Mrs. c. w. An.
drews. Mrs. J.. R. Dunbar. Mrs. r. C.
VanDenberg. Mrs. H. L. Harvey,
Mrs. A p. Kimball, Mrs. j. H. Ar.
buckle, Mrs. Jack Rouse, Mrs. r.
Garner and Mrs. ]. w. Bingham.
Knights Of Pythias
VIII Parade.
All Knights of Pythlas and d. o.
K. ks will meet at the X. o. p. hall
at 800 a. m. tomorrow. with their
fez to take part in the Flag Day
parade.
Silver Tea
Thursday.
The Mesdames R. E. wertz. p. c,
N~icolaysen. H L. Patton. O'Mara and
John McGrath will be hostesses at \
silver tea to be given tomorrow af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Patton
on South Wolcott street for the bene.
mt Of st. Marks Altar guild. A
charge of 50 cents will be made. The
public is invited.
, 1923-06-13

MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks
- Of All after a Golden Clint sham
poo.-Adyertisement
, 1923-06-13
Lutheran Ala
VIII Meet.
Queen Esther Circle
Meeting Friday.

The Queen Esther circle VIII meet
Friday. June 10, at the Methodist
church. Mabel Ukena's committee
will be in charge of the meeting.
, 1923-06-13
Girls To Register
At y. w. C. A.

All Girl Reserves and other high
school girls who are planning on the
the third week camp, and who nave
not alread signed up with Mrs. Nicely.
son be sure to sign up at tho Y. W.
. A. office at 131 South Center Smith
turner Easement. II we do not have
enough girls to go we cannot have a
third week camp. BE sure to register
ps this is important. All names must
be In Thursday and not later than
Friday.
, 1923-06-13
All Day Session
Thursday.

The Cleaners circle OF the First
Baptist church will hold an all day
session tomorrow, June IA. at the
nome OF Mrs. c.. NJ. Goodnight. 1134
South Beech street. Each member
IS asked TO bring something suitable
for lunch also a thimble and scissors.
, 1923-06-13
Girls Must Register
To Attend Summer Camp.

II is absolutely necessary that all
girls wishing to attend the second
week at the Kiwanis summer camp,
To begin Saturday. must register with
Mrs. p. c. Nicolaysen some time be-
fore Friday evening. There will be
no third week of the camp ind all
riri scouts or school girls who wish
10 attend are urged to register so
that preparations may be made for
the number to attend.
Christian Association
.feoting Thursday.
' Mrs. John England will entertain
the members Of the Christian wo-
mans association Thursday after
noon 1t 2:3o at her home, 1242 South
Elm street. Mrs. England will be
assisted during the afternoon by Mrs.
Percy Chryst
P. e. o. Meeting
This Evening.
Mrs. Anderson will entertain the
members OF Chapter o OF the P. z. o.
sisterhood this evening at 7.<5 at
her home in the Smith apartments
corner of Lind n Lincoln streets.
Brown-H enzlink
Marriage,
Miss Adeline Brown and William
Henzlink. both Of Casper. were mar.
ried at the parsonage of the Meth
odist Episcopal church. Tuesday eve
ming. at s o'clock. by the pastor. the
Rev. Lewis E.. Carter. They were
unattended. Mr.. and Mrs. Henzlink
nave bought a homo at 1243 South
Botolph street. where they intend to
live
Community All
Meeting Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
North Casper Community church will
meet Thursday afternoon. juno ~,
at the home Of Mrs. Oliver. s42
Madison street. All members of the
aid are asked to be present
Lutheran Ala
wm Meet.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Trinity Lutheran church viii meet
tomorrow afternoon In the church
parlors with Mrs. P. Nicholson as
hostess. Final arrangements for the
annual picnic will be made and all
members of the aid are requested to
hANREn
, 1923-06-13
Brown-Henzlink
Marriage.
Cunmuzity Ali
Meeting Thur1day.

The Ladies' Aid society of the
North Casper Community church will
meet Thursday afternoon. June II,
at the home OF Mrs. Oliver. s42
Madison street. All members of the
aid are asked to be present
, 1923-06-13
Birthday Dinner
Sunday

Mrs. B. b. Brooks wal the honored
guest at a birthday dinner given Sun
day at the Brooks ranch. Among
those who attended were Mr.. and Mrs.
b. b. Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Pat
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh McGrath, Mr..
and Mrs. r. II. Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pitt Covert. Mrs. Kenneth Mcdonald
Mr.. n Mrs. s. N. Brooks and Dr..
and Mrs. II. r.. Lathrop.
Mrs. Sculllon
Entertains -
Mrs. Henry sculiion entertained In.
formally Tuesday afternoon at her
home. 1915 South Locust street in
honor OF Miss Nora ScuIlion of
Beardstown. H.. who is a visitor
hero for several weeks. Pink and
, 1923-06-13

Ice Cream Social
Thursday Afternoon
The ladies of the Social Service Cir.
gle OF the Methodist church will give
an Ice cream social tomorrow after.
noon at 4 o'clock on the hurch lawn.
Second and Durbin STREETS. The public
is invited.
, 1923-06-13

white lower were used for the deco
rations. The afternoon was spent in
playing bridge, honors being taken by
Mrs. Arthur Meyer and Mrs. Roy
Jones Miss Scullion received a guest
gift- Several MUSICAL selections were
given. Among the guests who at
tended were Mrs. Charles Long, Mrs.
arthur Meyer, Mrs. Clarence Fuller.
Mrs. Emmett Brokaw. Mrs. Roy
Jones. Mrs. Oliver Meyer. Mrs. H. o.
Ward. Mrs. Harry Meyer. Miss Pau.
line Meyer and Miss S<uIion.
, 1923-06-13
Christian Association
Nesting Thursday.
P. E. o. Meeting
This Evening.

This Evening.
Mrs. Anderson will entertain tn,
members OF Chapter o Of the P. e. o
~sisterhood this evening at 7;<5 a
her home in the Smith apartment,
corner OF Lind and Lincoln streets.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-14
COURT MARTIAL.
FOR MEDICAL
OFFICERS
Malpractice Charge Against
Two Doctors Concerns
Treatment of Soldier.

Two army officers of the Medi-
cal Corps will be summoned before
court martial in Washington
within the next few weeks to face
a charge of malpractice. More
than two-score witnesses will be
summoned to appear in the case,
it was learned today.
The officers are Major George
Cook, Medical Corps, U. S. A, and
Capt Samuel c. Gwynn, Medical
Corps, retired.
The case revolves about Private
Guy Pendleton, a patient at Wal
ter Reed General Hospital. About
one year ago, it is said, Pendle-
ton was injured in a motor crash
near Norfolk. Va. He was taken
to the hospital at Camp Eustis,
Va in charge Of Major Cook.
Captain Gwynn had command of
the surgical department. AS Pen
dleton did not improve, amputa-
ton of both legs become necessary
The case was called to the at
tention of the Inspector General Of
the Army, and general court
martial was ordered to determine
if the army officers are liable for
the loss of the soldiers legs
through neglect.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-14
SPOUSE. BRANDS
BOOKB|NDERS'
CHIEF CRUEL
Mrs: Walter N. Reddick Sues
President of Brotherhood.
Two Ohter Cases Filed. =

Walter N. Reddick, president OF
the International Brotherhood OF
Rookbinders, has been made defend
ant in a suit filed in the Dlstrlc'
Supreme Court by Mrs. Mary L.
Reddick for a limited divorce. Inc
plaintiff claims that her husband
has refused to carry out a separation
agreement to pay her and their
children $3.50 a month for support,
although she says he earns $5,OOU
a year and expenses.
Mrs. Reddick alleges cruelty. The
couple were married September ~,
1904 at Fort Worth, Tex, and have
three children.
Augusta B. Dyson asked for
limited divorce from James ID. Dy-
son, also alleging r cruelty. They
were married June II, 1904, at
Alexandria, Va, and have no child
rem.
Mrs. Adeline F. Burgess filed suit
for an absolute divorce from Robert
L. Burgess. They were married at
Annapolis, Md, May rs, 1908, and
have three children.
The wife says she left her nus
band August I, following an assault
on her. She charges misconduct and
names correspondent.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-14
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