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The Washington times., 1924-10-11
HARRY TI4AW PROTESTS
STOPPING OF HIS AUTO

HARRISBURG. Oct. Hilary
X. Thaw. now a resident Of Win.
chester Va, appeared at State
police headquarters here to com.
plain because his automobile was
stopped near Morrisville by a DO.
liceman for minor infraction Of
the law. Thaw was informed that
his delay was caused by highway
traffic patrolman.
News that Thaw was in the CAPT.
tol caused q wild rush Of stenog-
raphers to see him.
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14-YEAR-oL YOUTH
TO BE TRIED FOR MURDER

HUNTINGDON. Pa, Oct. Lids.
trict Attorney CLAIR announced here
that fourteen-year-old Albert Dick,
who killed his playmate, Harold
Baughman, thirteen years old, at
Saxton, will be tried on q charge
Of first.degree murder.
The boys, 1t is alleged, became
intoxicated on moonshine LIQUOR
made by Clarence Dick, father OF
the accused boy, who also has been
arrested on the charge Of bootleg.
ging. In his cellar, thirty quarts
Of homemade liquor were found.
The Washington times., 1924-10-11
EAGLES BATTLE TO DEATH
OVER PRICED EEL CATCH

CAPE MAY, N. j., oct. 11.Cap.
tain Hurley Boyd, Of the fishing
steamer Maud j., which returned
to port here from off shore, reports
that when ten miles east Of Five.
Fathom Bank lightships he wit.
messed a. savage air battle.
Two eagles fought to death over
an eel, which Boyd was lucky
enough to get after one of the
eagles had been killed and the 9th.
err so badly wounded that Il could
hardly fly beyond the steamer.
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WOMEN GIVEN TERM
FOR FALSE TESTIMONY

ST. ALBANS, VT, Oct. liza
sentence Of from one to two years
imprisonment and a fine OF $500
was pronounced by Judge Fish on
Mrs. Lillian @. Wood, Of Enosburg
Falls, who was found guilty Of
perjury. An appeal was taken.
The charge was in connection
with her testimony in the 100000
alienation suit brought by Walter
W Phelps, Of Seattle and Enosburg
Falls, against z. #. Greenwood,
president Of the Enosburg Falls
bank.
The Washington times., 1924-10-11
XII KLUX RALLY
IS BATHED IN
AMMONIA
Mob Of 1000 HurIs Bottles
and Stones at Khan Try
ing to Organize
International Neva service.

GLENS FALLS, N. r. Oct. IL
A barrage of stones, clubs and bot.
ties Of ammonia thrown by mob
Of nearly 1000 persons greeted the
knights Of the Ku Klux Khan las
night when they attempted to or
game in this city.
The crowd, composed largely Of
youths, stormed the building in
which the meeting was held and
smashed in the windows. Several
Of those who attended were assault
ed. They said today but for the
timely interference Of the police
they might have. been seriously in
,tured.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles CRAWFORD
have opened their country home
"Cranstate," in southern Pennsyr.
vania. and win entertain number
OF guests from Washington and
Baltimore over the weekend. Among
those from Washington are Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Lands, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Moody, Miss Elizabeth
Armstrong, Miss Marion Edwards.
Charles CRAWFORD, IT., Eugene Mar.
Tin SherWin Edwards and Richard
Uonneliy. ~
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WOMAN WHO SHOT MAN
AND SELF FREE@TO GO

PRINCETON, W. Va. Oct. IL
A Mercer county grand jury
failed to indict Miss sybil Earle.
Of Atlanta, Ca, upon a charge of
shooting J. M. Witt, Jr., of
Charlottesville, Va. On the street
here.
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JEAN EIIOTs NEWS AND GOSSIP OF WASHINGTON sOCIETY
MISS MELLON PROPOSES
TO RETURN SHORTLY.

EabSaBe on DOYeTal incoming
liners has been engaged for Miss.
Ailsa Mellon. daughter Of the Soca
retaryl Of the Treasury, who has
been abroad al summer and pre-
simably she win sail on October
Is, the first date selected In order
TO reach Washington III time FOR
the wedding Of Miss Beatrice Beck
and s. Pinclney Tuck. at which
she is to be q bridesmaid Miss
Mellon is now in Paris after tour
ing the Italian lake region. Miss
Alice Sylvester Is with her.
INVITATIONS our ron
3TUCK-BEGK WEDDING.
The Solicitor General and Mrs.
James Montgomery Beck have
issued invitations for the marriage
OF their daughter, Beatrice. to
Somerville Pinkney Tuck on October
25 at o'clock In ST. Thumas
church. The ceremony win IS fol.
lowed by q reception at the home
of the brides parents, 1924 Twenty
first street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beck will entertain
at dinner October "a for, their
daughter and her fiance, when the
guests win include the members 81
the wedding party. h
Miss Beck and Mr.. Tuck left here
yesterday for IJpperyille, Va, 10 be
the guests over the weekend OF
Mrs. Henry q. OxIiard and her
daughter, Miss AdeIine Oxnard, who
win be one Of the bridesmaids.
Mrs. George Vanderbilt, who, Is
spending o. few weeks in Washing
ton and Is at the Powhatan Hotel.
entertained a Few guests aat
luncheon yesterd n at the Shore.
ham. Sc
Mrs. William TnaM, I'll, Of Pitts
sburRh, Pa, arrived yesterda y sat the
New Willard where she viii remain
until early next week.
Mrs. w. Al. swallow ana Mrs.
M. A MArkley, entertained at B.
bridge luncheon at the Federation
Tea House on Wednesday. The
decorations were of autumn
flowers
~ Mrs. M. s. Pace. Is at TIaddon
Hail, Atlantic City, with Charles
sF. Pace and r. e. Pace.
fA ~ ~ 1900
Lieutenant and Mrs. Harrison
JOhnson, are leaving Washington
the first Of next week for q two
months motor trip. Captain and
Mrs. John Warren Cotton, 81 IN.
dianapolis, who came to Wash
ington for the First Division re.
union, were guests OF Lieutenant
and Mrs. Johnson last week at
their home on Goddard road. Bat
terry Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. william r. Dennis.
have opened their home in r street
after passing the summer motor
ing in England and the chateau
country Of France. They arrived
in New York Saturday on the
Olympic.
49,
The annual ball OF the Navy
Relief Society. win be held as
usual on Thanksgiving night and
VIII take place this year at the
Willard.
81 Il VI sa8 81
|sTP. W. SIemp, of Cincinnati, -
visiting his cousins &C. EBascpni
Slerap, at Wardman Park hotel.
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New .sWhite Wav"

Installation OF a white way"
street lighting system along West
Central avenue. st. Petersburg,
Fla, has resulted, within six months
after the system was completed, in
an increase of real estate values Of
more than 200 per cent.
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NOTES OF SOCIETY

Senator. and Mrs. David "A. Reed
Of Pennsylvania are at their house
in Eighteenth street for a few
days, but viii return shortly to
Pittsburgh. They have released
their present Washington home for
the winter months, but do not
propose to settle down here until
after the elections.
Miss Rosamond Reed, daughter
of Senator and Mrs. Reed. who was
presented at the Court of ST.
James with her mother last sum-
mer, will not be a debutante this
season. She Is sailing shortly for
Europe and will make Paris her
headquarters for the winter, taking
a course of lectures at the Sor-
bonnie. perfecting her French and
travelling q hit on the Continent
under proper chaperonage.
Senator and Mrs. William III. King
are established in the house at 1905
California street, which they have
leased for the season. Mrs. King,
accompanied by Miss Macarthur,
has just returned from Gladbrook,
Mrs. August Belmont's estate IN
Massachusetts,, where they have
been for the summer.
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Concert

U. $. Soldiers Home Band Or
chestra, Stanley Hall, at 6:45
U o'clock. John s. NJ. Zimmerman.
bRndmaster.
March. .aThe New York Hippo
( Overture. ''Stradella''.. FlotOw
/ Novelette,. Love In Already
Woods
I Selection from grand opera. II
LomDarQi ..........s.. Verdi
Fox Trot. Big Boy
Yellen and Agor
!. Waits Suite, Sweet Remembrance
Finale. There's Yes! Yes! In
Your Eyes. %
THE star-spangled Banner"
The Washington times., 1924-10-11

USED CARS at prices to suit
your pocketbook are listed in this
paper today. Turn to the Classified
Section and select the one you
want.
The Washington times., 1924-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Waggaman
who have been hunting in Pennsyl.
vania after spending the summer
at Nantucket, Mass, will open their
house here next week.
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Miss Beatrice Henning, the
daughter of the Assistant Secretary
OF Labor and Mrs. e. J. Henning,
was the guest Of honor at a
luncheon and bridge and shower
today given by Miss Agnes Messer
in her home on Macomb street.
Other guests were Mrs. J. A.
Stanogle, Mrs. Raymond Reed, Miss
Helen Smith, Miss Theodorsia Sci
bold, Miss Dorothea stephens, Mrs.
Arthur Lambdin, Miss Elizabeth
Rice, Miss Estelle Siedler, Miss
Louise Espey, Miss Virginia Biedel,
Miss Grace Womerslev, Miss Louise
Sauerhering OF Wisconsin. Miss
Ruth Book, Miss Lydia Shepard
and Miss Mary Cramer.
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PARTY TONIGHT FOR
POPULAR bride.

Miss Helen Carusi, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Francis
Carusi, win entertain q company OF
twenty at sdinpef this &avening in
honor of Miss May Gown and her
fiance, John d. Schoonmaker, jr.,
and win later take. her guests to
the theater
Tomorrow Miss Gown is giving
a luncheon at her home in Sheridan
Circle for the girls OF her bridal
party.
Miss Corne1ia Basel, sister of
Mrs. John w. Davis, wife of the
Democratic nominee for President,
has returned from her home In
Clarksburg, w. Va, and is estab-
Hshed at 1914 Twentieth street.
Miss Basel has a position in the
Post Office Department.
Mrs. William Gouverneur Barne-
wall has come from her home at
Warrentown, Va, with her small
son, Gordon Barnewall, to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gordon
Jones.
Mrs. Upshur Moorhead has re-
turned to Washington and reopen
ed her house at 171S X street for the
winter.
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Juan Mayer and Mrs. Mayer, 81
New York, will take possession n
about fortnight OF the house Sai
No. 1913 Sixteenth street, formerly
The Washington times., 1924-10-11
GILBERTS, SAILING
TODAY FOR EUROPE.

1UDkEL EON EOI0UKgEs
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Parker Gilbert,
jr., who were married in Louisville,
KY, on Wednesday, will sail TODAY
for Europe on the Homeric. Miss
/ Lizette Hast gave a dinner for them
last night at the Colony Club, later
taking her guests to the theater.
! Mrs. Gilbert was Miss Louise Ross
Todd, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ross Todd.
INK
Mrs. Stephen H p. Pell has joined
her parents, Colonel and Mrs. Rob-
ert M. Thompson, at White Sulphur
Springs, where they are spending
the month of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grosvenor Backus,
of New York, who have been max.
Ing their home in Washington of
late and who occupied a house in
New Hampshire avenue last winter,
have leased Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
McConihe's residence in wyoming
avenue for a year and will take
possession shortly.
Mrs. McConihe left last evening
tor Carlsbad, N. NJ, to join her hus.
band; who is established there in
business. Mr.. and Mrs. McConihe
expect to remain in New Mexico
until early spring, when they plan
to return here for long stay.
&*k
Mr.. and. Mrs. Joseph Hazel are
being congratulated on the recent
birth OF a son. Mrs. Hazel waa
Miss Lois sSprigg, daughter Of Doc.
tor and Mrs. William Mercer Sprigg
and Mr., Hazel is a son Of MRS.
Lee Harlan.
Mrs. Louis "A. NELL and her
schoolgirl daughter, Miss Louise
NELL, after an absence of several
months travelling in the South and
West, have returned to Washington
and are at 1892 Connecticut ave.
nue. for the winter.
q #*&
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w. Noves
returned to their home in New
Hampshire avenue Tuesday after
an absence of four and a half
months, travelling in South America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noyes crossed Inc
Andes by rail, returning by way OF
the eastern coast.
kk&
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Waggaman
who have been hunting in Pennsvl.
vania after spending the summer
at Nantucket, Mass, will open their
house here next week.
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Actual $22.95 to $39.75 Values

Here's sale that sets new standard Of Silk Dress
values4 Wen not bother you with the behind-the-
details of this remarkable offer Suffice to
say that here is the unusual in dress bargans-fine
quality custom-made Silk Dresses for street. after
noon ard dinner wear. They are all of silk-many
are combined with aceand the smart colors rich,
soft shades Of brown beige platinum, Lanvin green,
powder blue, navy, coral and black.
The sale collection is made up mostly Of manufac-
turer's samples that there only few
OF any kind. To these we have added few of our
higher priced models to give the sale added at
tractivcness Women's and misses sizes.
Kanns-Second Floor.
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Beck. and their daughter, Miss
Beatrice Beck, VIII remain here
only a short time before going to
their summer home at Seagrit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Loving and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Mitchell are
at the Hotel Elberon, Atlantic City.
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Miss Virginia Belt, Of Chicago,
granddaughter Of Mrs. r. v. Belt,
Of Washington, is visiting her
cousin, Miss Louise SHIRLEY, at 1s4S
Biltmore street.
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JEAN ELIOT'S SOCIETY GOSSIP

following in his fathers footsteps
up his fathers pen. He has con-
tracted, I hear, for q series OF
articles In "Liberty"--the editors of
that periodical being old friends
who were willing to take what he
thought he could give them when
he could promise the copy. Mr..
Roosevelt, again like his father, Is
a devoted horseman and one may
meet him riding in Rock Creek
Park almost any afternoon. Nova.
days, when his family Is out of
town, he is usually alone, but In
the spring and autumn he Is FIRE.
quently accompanied by one or
more Of his children who learned to
ride, in true Roosevelt fashion, al.
most before they could walk.
The desk Of the Secretary Of
Labor, Mr.. Davis, who Is due to
return from his summer home at
Mooseheart, Ill. next week, is be-
ing occupied by the Assistant Sec.
rotary of Labor, =. J. Henning,
who had his holiday earlier, at
tending an international labor con-
vention in Rome and making COM
prehensive studies Of the immigra-
ton situation. The Davises and the
Hennings are the closest Of friends
and ever since the marriage Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis the Hennings
have celebrated their wedding ami.
versary with them.
]. Walter Drake, Assistant Score.
tary Of Commerce, 10 on q holiday
at, the same time as Secretary
Hoover, his chief, so Judge Stephen
B. Davis, solicitor for the depart.
ment, Is at present acting Secre.
tary.
1t 10 not only the executive branch
that is being carried on by the
little" government. The legislative
branch, as well, has been extremely
busy during the summer for the
little congress" whose Senators"
and congressman" are the secre-
taries to the real members Of Com
gress, has disposed of a number Of
important public questions during
it's deliberations of the past few
months. thus piling UP further evi.
dence Of the smooth.running quail.
ties of officialdom's "pinch-hitters."
\ Il y
The minister Of Switzerland, Mr..
Marc Peter, who has been making
a series Of visits in the North, is
the guest Of Mrs. John Stuart Nc
Lehman, at her summer place,
Springham, near Stockbridge, Mass.
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HECKs REOPEN TOWN

HOUSE; BOUND FOR SEAGRTT
The collector General and Mrs.
James M. Beck have given up their
apartment at the Powhatan, where
they have been since their return
from Europe and are In their own
home, 1924 Uwenty-first street. Mrs.
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GENERAL HINES RETURNS,
FAMILY ALSO HOME AGAIN

Mrs. Frank Hines. wife of Gen.
eral Hines, Director Of the Veterans
Bureau, and Miss Viera Hines, who
have been motoring in the Pennsyl.
vania mountains with Doctor and
Mrs. Perry A. Fowler. returned to
Washington yesterday. General
Hines also returned yesterday after
attending the opening of Veterans
Bureau Hospital. at Upper Lake,
N. Y, and spending a few days
in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beale r. Howard,
have gone to Magnolia, Mass, for
few weeks after spending some
time at the Hotel Aspinwall,
Lenox. Mass. Their. son ana
daughter.in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Adams Howard, who were
with them at Lenox, are again at
their home in Washington.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Edward
e. Eberle have as their guests this
week his brother and sister.in.law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Eberle,
Of Muskogee, Okla.
NJ. Orme Wilson, jr., Of the State
Department, and Mrs. Wilson, who
have been In Canada on vacation,
are returning this week to New
York. where they will spend q. few
days before coming on to Washing.
ton.
4
Miss Anne Randolph and Miss
Mary Randolph left Washington
last evening to be absent several
weeks. Miss Anne Randolph will
visit relatives in Newport and Miss
Mary Randolph will be the guest
Of Mrs. Reginald Huidekoper at
Nonquit, Mass.
Major and Mrs. Davis G.. Arnold
and Miss Delight Arnold returned
to town yesterday from Rhode
Island, where Mrs. Arnold and her
daughter spent the summer and
where Major Arnold joined them
recently.
Senator and Mrs. Robert l..
Owen, who are with their daughter,
Mrs. Owen Hawkins, in the Berk.
shires. have as their guest Bur.
goyne Hamilton.
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EX-PRESDENT'S DAUGHTER
ATTENDS CLAMBAKE.

Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter
of the late President Wilson, who
is making her home In New York,
was a guest at the clambake given
Saturday evening at the Seabright
Beach Club by Mr.. and Mrs. Ran.
dali Keator. of Rumson. The party
was a double celebration of the
wedding anniversaries of Mr.. and
Mrs. Keator and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Naughton. Of New York.
Mr.. and Nine. Wilhelm Won Rath,
who arrived in this country two
weeks ago from Milan, Italy, are
now at Newport for a fortnight's
stay with her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Black,
but later will return to Southamp.
ton. L. l., where their children are
staying. Before her marriage
Nine. vom Rath was Miss Cecilia
May and she Is the daughter of
1Colonel and Mrs. Henry May, of
Washington.
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CAPTAIN MINNEGERODE
WEEDS IN SAN FRANCISCO.

WEEDS IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Miss Georgiana Getty, daughter
Of Colonel and Mrs. Robert Getty,
Of Washington, and Captain Karl
Minnegerode, U. S. A., who was
formerly stationed here, were mar.
ried Tuesday in the Preside, Cali.
fornia.
Several hundred guests witnessed
the ceremony, which was performed
In the Preside chapel by. Chaplain
John r. Wright, of the Preside.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, was unat-
tended.
Captain Minnegerode was attended
by Lieutenant Clare Woodward as
best man.
Mrs. Minnegerode is a sister Of
Mrs. James Peale, the wife Of
Major Peale, U. s. A.; Mrs. Eliza
beth Getty True, Of Oakland, and
of Miss Eleanore Getty. With her
parents she recently went to San
Francisco from Oakland, where they
had lived since they moved from
Washington year or so ago.
The couple will be at home at the
quarters assigned to them at the
Preside after August rs.
Captain Minnegerode comes OF
family which has been prominent
in Washington for generations and
long associated with the old cave.
dweller aristocracy. He is
brother OF Mrs. Minnegerode An
drews and Powell Minnegerode, of
the Corcoran Gallery of Art, and
Of George Minnegerode. Another
sister is Miss Lucy Minnegerode.
Miss Virginia Belt, Of Chicago,
granddaughter Of Mrs. r. v. Belt,
Of Washington, is visiting her
cousin, Miss Louise SHIRLEY, at 1S4S
Biltmore street.
The Misses Elizabeth and Mary
Howry, daughters Of Judge Charles
B. Howry, are leaving town this
week for Bar Harbor and will give
a costume recital there on Aug.
ust 81.
Mr.. and Mrs Timothy T. Ans
berry,, Of Washington, are enter
taihlng former Governor and Mrs.
James M. Cox, of Ohio, at their
summer home at Bethlehem, N. II.
Yesterday Governor Cox was pitted
in a golf match against Governor
Alfred e. Smith, of New York, who
rs been staying at the Mount
Washington Hotel, Breton Woods,
with a party of friends but who
has now left for Montpelier, VT.
-
Mrs. w. Harry Brown is expected
to occupy her summer place, Sun
set Hill, at Beverly, Mass, during
the early autumn. Mrs. Brown is
in London where she has a house
for the season and is entertaining
extensively.
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MRS. DIMOCK HOSTESS
TO BISHOP FREEMAN.

reception today at Elsinore, her
summer home at Bar Harbor, In
honor Of the Right Reverend
James p. Freeman, Bishop Of
Washington who has been visiting
the New England resorts in the
interest Of the National Cathedral.
Doctor Charles Moore, chairman
of the Fine Arts Commission, is
visiting friends In Pennsylvania,
for a few days. He expects to
go from there to New York be.
fore returning to Washington the
end Of the week.
James B. Reynolds, manager OF
the Washington headquarters OF
the Republican National Committee.
has gone to Chicago on business
connected with the campaign.
Mrs. James J. Lehman, wife of
the special assistant to the Attorney
General, who spent the summer at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has returned TO
Washington.
Edward H. Cunningham, Of the
Federal Reserve Board, has returned
to town after a trip through the
West on official business. Mrs.
Cunningham Is expected In town
next week.
Mrs. r. S. Reynolds Hit enter,
tanned at luncheon yesterday at
Newport. where she Is spending the
summer.
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Mrs. w. Harry Brown is expected
to occupy her summer place, Sun.
set Hill, at Beverly, Mass, during
the early autumn. Mrs. Brown is
in London where she has a house
for the season and Is entertaining
extensively.
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POLISH ENVOY
DECORATES
SOLDIERS
To Rejoin Family In
White Mountains
Shortly

The minister Of Poland, Doctor
Ladislas Wroblswski. returned to
Washington today from Peekskill,
N. Y. where yesterday he reviewed
the 1o6th Infantry, Of Brooklyn.
and awarded decorations in behalf
Of his government to sixteen Of
hcers and enlisted men Of the regi.
ment for services performed in the
world war.
Doctor Wroblewsh expects to re.
main here until the first Of next
week. when he will join his family
in the White mountains, where
they have been spending the sum-
mer season.
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The Misses Elizabeth and Mary
Howry, daughters Of Judge Charles
B. Howry, are leaving town this
week for Bar Harbor and will give
q costume recital there on Aug
ust 81.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-11-01
In Lighter Vein

Why the noise?
 inc barber is shaving himself But why the argument? lie Is trying to persuade himself to have a massage.
 The prehistoric caveman was sitting outside his cave ona Wing on piece of bear meat when his wife rushed up and sho uted, Come quickly, a sabre too tn tiger is carrying off my moth cr".
 The caNeman resn med his g1aw ing as he muttered, "What do I care what happens to a sabre. too Jh tiger,
 Kentucky, old Kentucky,
 'ne land where was born, Where the corn is full of kernels And the colonels full Of corn, Truly a rhrophet is without loss n his own country.
 Waiter Will you hab pie suh:" Diner "Is it compulsory:" Waiter No suh, it am raspberry. The boy stood on the burning deck
 1ls feet were full of blisters: He tore his ants on a rusty nail And now he wears his-uncles.