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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-26
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Maria Thompson Daviess. author:
ITO weather a grand passion gives
woman her highest moments of eff
cheney"
Rev. John Rowland Lathrop, Brook
Ign: For Americans, there is no
nobler illustration of that chivalric
charity for all than Abraham Lincoln,
who both condemns and inspires the
spiritual chaos of today"
Mrs. 4. Fl, Reeves, president Nation
al Congress of Mothers and Parent
Teacher Association. Philadelphia:
1T doesn't do to sit at home and read
about parenthood. You must become
better parents by working with other
parents and studying their problems. .
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NUMBER of the ''baby' Congressman outspoken
against the tax revision proposition it reported Object
Mellon food, you
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CALIFORNIA hen has laid 8-ounce egg Now watcl
the scramble of the envious to beat it.
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Editors Mail

The editor is wiling to print views
of Times readers on interesting sub
tects. -dRks your comment brief
Sign your name as an evidence of
good faith. 1t will not be printed
II you object
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WILL phianhropist offer prize for peace plan
will give the dove permanent residence in Herrin H.?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-26

EX-VICE PRESIDENT MARSHALL says Mexico has a
good constitution 1t have would be unable
stand many revolutions
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Q U z s t 1 o N S
Ask-The Times
A " S w E r s

You can go answer TO any dues-
ton OF fact or information by writing
to the Indianapolis Times Washington
Bureau. 1922 New York Ave Wash-
ington ID. C.. inclosing cents in
STAMPS for reply. Medical legal and
marital advice cannot be given nor
can extended research be undertaken
All othe- questions will receive a per-
soua reply Unsigned requests cannot
be answered All letters are confden-
Ual.-Editor.
Who wrote "One swallow does
not make a summer?
"One swallow maketh not summer
is the correct reading. 1t is found
in Proverbs" Part II, Chapter V
by John Haywood.
In thanking a club for a social
favor, Is it necessary to write to
the individual members. or to the
club as a whole and how should
they be addressed?
In acknowledging a gift from a
club, address the club as a whole
and write only one note. The address
may be 1.-THE Members Of the Ladies
Club" or whatever the name happens
to be.
Has an associate justice of the
Supreme Court ever been i'm
peached?
Yes, Samuel Chase was impeached
in 1904 for misconduct at trials OF
persons charged with breach OF the
sedition law; trial Nov. 30, 1904, tc
March l, 1904. Verdict, acauittal
What is the acreage Of Ireland
and how much Of this is unfit for
agriculture?
OF the 20,000,000 acres of land II
Ireland. 5000 900 are bog, marsh, bar
rem, mountainous. etc.
Where does the North Platte
River rise and what is it's course?
The North Platte River rises in The
mountains which surround NORTH
Park, in northern Colorado, flows
northward into Wyoming, turns south
east TO its junction with the South
Platte.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-03
IcLEyELANDsKf PkEKvA-
PENf MA VYLETU z CHI.
CACA Do NEW YOEkU.

Pi. Adela Curtisova, byte n
v New Yorku, jela autofnobi-
lem q Chicago do metropole
mad Hudsonem a ma ceste Sc
chtela zastaviti u pratel bydh-
cfch v Gates mill. Byla prave
ycera vecer ma Mayfield a
Richmond rds., kdyz sc ce-
ste objevil muz zvedajici ru-
ku. PAM commence, re sc
chce snad dotazovati ma cestu,
zastavila, kdyz pojednou "ve-
cerni pocestny', k nemuz Sc
pridruzil muz druhy, ma nj
namifil revolverem a tax donu
til il k vystoupeni. Oba lupici
nasedli a ujeli s autem a vsim,
co v mem bylo. Mimo karu
prisla 0 kabelku s $40 a ces-
toynimi ceky. "a $4O0 dia-
i'mantovy set jehlic v Gene
$500. Oloupene vyletnici ne.
zbyvalo, nezli vsednouti do po.
ulicni kary. Dojela ma policej.
nj stanici ma vych. So. ul. q
Perkins ave-, kde svoje vecer'
nj dobrodruzstvi vyprayela.
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sovani pFo dospsls 4apoeilA vi
pond9lf 4. dubna a 1ak kazde
pondali vzdy Cd Z 70 > hod.
veeer. HtfzA informfce podajiI
Sc ochotr9 v hfadoYnss skolni
rady v fnistnosti q 2O2 neb
ss-.x 5ssA
v hfSxns1h postaY Ysali. PIE
de dvsrna iety. jsent veliee OF
nemocneia, : pfse Rahf Gerd
Leerkaftlpova Z Gr3thersyilIe,
Ind. "Citila jsem velke bolesti
v srdecni a zaluderf krajihe
a nemela jsem stolife .bez po-
uziti proj{fnadla. Nef1ohIa jsen1
skoro mic jfsti, nebot' jsem me
la jazyk slime potazeny . jidlo
mn6 pisobilo bolAst. Spala
isern velice malo Ztracela
jsem ma vaze az IA devadesat
liber a rnohla jsem choditi jen
0 hoii. Byla jsem eczema nej-
lepsimi doktory. n N4kteH mka-
/ Ii, ze mi tece srdce, JIM, ze
mann strevni a ledvinovou ne
moe; ale nemohli. mi pomoci;
misto polepseni estav muj Sc
zhorsoval. PAX jsem zapocala
S lecenim ORA. Petra Hoboka
a Lecivym Olejem, Kdyz jsem
pouzfvala t6chto prostfedkd
tyden, mole chut' k jfdlu q "a
zivani doznaly rozhodneho
zlepseni. Celkem jsem spotfe-
bovala patnact lahvi Hoboka
tri lahve inimentu. Musim
doznati, ze po teta necitila
jsem Sc, tax dobTe, jako Sc ci.
tim nyni a treba ze jest mi Sc,
desat sedm let, mohu nyni ko,
: natl celodenne tezkou praci.
, Tyto prostfedky Sc neprodava'
il prostrednictvim lekarnika
Piste Dir. Peter Fahrney ane
Sons Co., 25O1 Washington
Blvd, Chicago, III.
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zATcENf SOUDNfHO
KLERKA.

Municipalnl soudce Terrell
vcera Cd soudu hlav-
nlho vypomocneho klerka po-
soudu j. Cantillona
proto,, ze jistemu zalovanemu
radil, aby zadal 0 soud pred
porotou. Soudce pozdeji pro
kierka postal, ale tyz Sc od-
volal ma syoje. vypoyezeni a
neprisel, nacez bylo narizeno
jeho zatceni pro nevaznost K
soudu Cantillon pfedveden.
Vyslech jeho konati Sc bude
dnes odpoledne.
X neshode doslo "a zaloby
proti nateraci Kennedymu,
.jenz byl zalovan z utoku spa
chaneho ma jistem Sherrym,
Obvineny klerk musil sloziti
zaruku $10O. Jak vypravuje
hlavni municipalni klerk 2,
y. Henry, Jest Cantillon nej-
spolehllvejsim lrednikem, jen7
konal vzdy svoji povinnost q
radil zejmena chudym obza
lovanym, ktefi nemaji -pene1
ma dnes tax drahe pravniky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-03

i Il 4 4 Z 49,.
sadnika, zaslal nam ze st.
Louis, kan pied nedavnem Sc
pfesfdlil, nt1lolik vytiskd tam
nich angl .ckych dennikd, z
nichz s.ledavanne, ze panuje
i S.. Louisu cily zajem 9 pro-
hibici zlorady, jez sebou
pfinesla. Rovnez obdrzeli jsme
program produkce hudebnl
skoly pi. Ady M. Worthingto-
move, mezi jejimi zackami W.
stoupila tez Carol Fingulinova,
dceruska manzeld Fingulino-
svych, v pianovem pfednesu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-03

ma telefonicke zavolani Cher
ry 1860.
Kursy poradany isou We sko
ZACH v ceskem okoli:
Ma vych. strane: Corlett,
Corlett ave. a vych. 131. al.
East Technical High, vych.
SIS. ul. a Scovill ave.
Harvey Rice, vych.1 116. ul.
Buckeye I'd.
Mt. Pleasant, vych. 116. ul.
a Union ave.
Woodland, Buckeye rd. pro
ii Amber I'd.
Ma zapadni stranG: Clark.
Clark ave. a zap. Sc. ul.
Gilbert, zap. So. ul. a Sto.
rer ave. III
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-03
,ZAHAJENf VYUcOVANf MA
VEEERNfCH SKOLACH.

Clevelandska skolni rada O.
znamuie 'zahajeni vyucovani
ma elementarnich vecernich
skolach "a nepatrny poplatek
81 "a sestitydenni kurs. Vyu-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-03
PRI,JMOU Sc

rodiny pro Michigan Sugar
Company v nasledujicich
'zavodech: Alma, Bay City,
Crosswell, Lansing, Owosso,
Saginaw a Sobewaing. Do
stavte Sc do schulz jak dole
ii uvedeno: !.
Eugen Scheler, l23 E.
Exchange St. V .obotu vecer
v 2 h., S. dubna v Youngs-
town, o.
Nick Marwich, 1909 Will
SON Ave-, v 10 hod. dop. v
nedeli 6. dubna, Cleveland,
O., a 6. dubna v nasledov-
Mich mistech:
/ Steve kovach, holirna,
1927 St. Clair Ave. v 10 ho-
din dopoledne.
Frank Kovach, Nemzet-
kozi restaurant, 8639 Buck
eye Rd. cd l do 2:30 odpol.
Frank Wezmer, holirna,
213O Lorain Ave. blize Co.
lumbus St. o 3. hod. odpol.
v dome Franka Kodata,
47O1 Jewett Ave., S. e. po
cely den v nedsli a vecer.
John Carson, SIG S. End
ST., Barberton, o., o a. hod.
III, kdoz nemohou Sc do
tschto schulz dostaviti, at
pisou ma adresu:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-23
DRAINAGE LAW
Will Be TESTED
Fayette and Lamar Prof.
ect Involved Before
Supreme Court

MONTGOMERY. Ala, April a.
A case involving the constituti0nality OF
the Alabama law authorizing the estab-
lishment of drainage districts, as enact
ed in 1915 and amended in 1923, was
submitted to the supreme court today, in
the case Of J.. N. Collins, probate judge
of Fayette county, and ]. T. Maddox,
probate Judge of Lamar county, appell-
ants. versus j. s. Hollis. A decision
in the case is a matter of much inter-
est in several parts of the state, where
drainage districts have been organized
or are contemplated. u
The case submitted today originated
when John B. Wheeler resigned as
drainage commissioner for drainage dis
trict number 2, in Lamar and Fayette
counties. sometimes known as Hell's
Greek district, and j. s. Hollis, who
was interested In the project, petitioned
the probate judges of the two counties
to appoint a commissioner to succeed
Mr.. Wheeler, as provided by law. The
petition was heard by the two probate
judges, who declined to appoint the
drainage commissioners on the ground
that the law providing for establish
ment of drainage districts is unconsti-
tutional and void.
A number of cases for the invalid
ity of the law were given, among them
that it seeks to grant the power to is
sue bonds without submitting the ques-
ton to a majority vote by ballot of the
qualified voters of the district; that
it gives the power of assessment to
unauthorized units. and destroyes the
homestead rights of the citizens.
AnneAls Ease
Hollis appealed from the decis-
ion of the. probate judges to cir
cult court, seekins-a writ of man.
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otica Independence With Economic Benefit Is Coolidge N y PEE

damus TO require that the appointment
of a drainage commissioner be made.
Circuit Judge r.. L. Blanton decided
the case in favor of the constitutionality
Of the drainage law, holding that it lis
for the promotion of the public health
and general welfare, and that the same
is valid under the police power OF the
state" The two. probate judges then
appealed to the supreme court where the
case was submitted today.
1t was learned today the issuance
of bonds for drainage project work in
Fayette and Lamar counties is contem-
plated at an early date, In these and
other counties where drainage projects
have been undertaken decision in the
pending case will be of much interest.
1t is stated that in a number of other
states il has been held that establish
ment of drainage districts is legal as a
health measure under the police power
of the state as was held by the circuit
court in the pending case.
Text Book Meeting--The state text
book committee will meet at noon We'd
nesday at the capitol, at which time bids
for text books will be placed in the
hands of the committee. Hearings in
the matter of text books adoption are
expected to be started Wednesday. Some
30 publishing companies have submit
ted bids. -
Fees Lawful-Office of the sher-
lifts department OF Jefferson county
are entitled to receive the fees pro-
vided by law for officers for seizing
prohibited liquors, according to de-
cision by the court of appeals today in
the case of Jefferson county versus
Woodie Sandefer.
The sheriff Of jefferson county had
been put on a salary basis by local
act of 1915. A few days after passage
of this act, the legislature passed a
general act providing fees for officers
for seizures of whisky. The appellate
court held that the application Of this
provision Of the general act to Jefferson
county was not affected by the previous
passage Of the local act putting the
sheriffs office in jefferson county on
a salary basis and abolishing his fees.
The court of appeals affirmed the
conviction of Will Dill, Marion county
ceiyed IL year sentence for second
degree murder.
Paroles Granted--Governor w. w.
Brandon today paroled Jesse Rober-
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judgments, when once the facts have
been presented to them in its scope
that the Associated Press performs,
and upon it's integrity and fairness
depends in large measure the course of
public opinion in the United States.
This work is done without any tinge Of
personal or political opinion. A very
practical need exists, and it is met by a
very practical service. 1t is individual
in its nature. 1t is a personal service
for each one of US, making its appeal
entirely to the intelligence of the in
dividual and recognizing fully the Amer
lean ideal of intellectual independence"
Touching upon public expenditures,
the President asserted there is gen
eral vigorous demand for every pos
sible relief from the burden of unneces-
sary pubic expenditure.
Assaults On Treasury
yet notwithstanding this, minority
groups of one kind or another, and or
ganiza tions, sometimes almost nation
wide in their qualifications, are making
the most determined assaults upon the
public treasury" the President said. II
am advised by the director of the bureau
of the budget that careful computation
discloses that there are bills pending
that are seriously pressed for passage,
not including the bonus which would
increase the expenditures of the federal
government for next year by about
So, GOO, 100000. This would mean that
outside of the post office department,
which is practically self-sustainlng, the
present rate of expenditure would be
more than doubled Each one of these
items taken by itself is not large, and
its supporters argue that certainly the
small additional payment. But taken
in the aggregate they make the stupen7
dous sum / have mentioned, and their
assumption by the government would
mean nothing less than financial dis
aster to the nation"
Regarding foreign relations, the Presi-
dent declared the maintenance of the
property of America depends on the
maintenance of its ideals.
Another Name For Suicide
"Selfishness is another name for sui
cide,' he said. "a nation that is NOR
ally dead, will soon be financially dead.
The progress Of the world rests on
courage, honor and faith"
1T is undoubtedly too much to sup
pose that we hold very much of the
affectionate regard Of other nations, .
the President continued. ''At the same
time we do hold their respect. Our
position is such that we are trusted
and our business institutions and gov
eminent considered worthy of conf
dence. If there is disappointment in
some directions that we do not enter
alliances with them, it is more than
overbalanced by the knowledge that
there is no danger that we shall enter
alliances against them.
1T must be known to every people
that we are seeking no acquisition of
territory, and maintaining military estab-
lishments with unfriendly and hostile
intents. Like our political institu-
tons, all of this is a powerful example
throughout the world. Very many of
the nations have been the recipients of
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CRY CAMPAIGN ON
Time Limit Ends For Hattiesburg Can.
~ 81 didate

HATTIESBURG, Ala, April 22.-.
Especial. - Hattiesburg today started
out on the second of the three-lap mu-
nicipal campaign which will not end
until the votes are counted Of May II.
The last candidate for maybr or com
missioner, who may enter the primaries,
has filed his name with the executive
committee, and each candidate knows
today just who he will have to oppose
in order to come cut winner of the
contest.
Merchant I'LL. S. Turner, head of
J. s. Turner & Sons, one of the pio-
neer merchants in South Mississippi
and one of the best known business
men In this section of the state, is Sc
rionsly i'll at his home in this. city.
Boys Disappear-The police of Hat
tieshurg today broadcasted descriptions
Of two youths who left school at Petal
Friday afternoon and who have not
been seen since that time.
The boys are Robert Wright and
James Grantham. They are both IL
years old and when last seen, both
were barefooted.
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RUPTURE
EXPERT HERE

F. H. Seeley, Of Chicago and Phila-
delphia, the noted truss expert, will
personally be at the Tutwiler Hotel,
and will remain in Birmingham
Thursday and Friday only, April "a
20. Mr.. Seeley says: "The Sper-
matte Shield will not only retain any
case Of rupture perfectly, but contracts
the opening in 10 days on the average
case. Being a vast advancement
over all former misunderstanding
ing instantaneous effects Immediately
appreciable and withstanding any
strain or position no matter the size
or location. Large or difficult cases,
or Incissional ruptures following
operations specially solicited. This
instrument received the only award
in England and in Spain, producing
results without surgery, injections,
medical treatments or prescriptions.
Warning-All cases should be caution
ed against the use of any elastic or
web truss with under straps, as same
rest where the lump Is and not where
the opening is, producing complications
necessitating surgical operations. Mr.
Seeley has documents from the United
States Government, Washington,D. c.,
for inspection. He will be glad to
demonstrate without charge or fit them
if desired. Business demands prevent
stopping at any other place in this
section.
p. S.-Every statement in this notice
has been verified before the Federal
and State COurtS.-F. H. Seeley.
Home Office III N. Dearborn St.,
Chicago.
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BETTER WIVES AND MOTHERS

The emancipation of women as evil
deneed by the evolution in dress from
steel stays that made a twenty-inch
waist and the long street sweeping
skirts to the sports clothes of the pres
ent day has certainly had it's effect upon
the health of women. With proper at
tention to diet and exercise race of
better wives and mothers is assured by
it. If. however. ailments develop as evil
denced by Irregularities, backache, head
aches. nervousness and irritahility. Ly-
dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
may be depended upon to overcome
them. Thousands of women testify to
It's successfully.
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Coolidge Proposals

disposition
itself healthy economic and moral condition
wishes its prosperity it must maintain its ideals"
with and definite settlement Of German firmly
established would calling
nference) achieve limitation should
disclose
o refused adhere the of the Nations
with decisive rejection which regard as final"
this principle
emphasize
service
peace
Europe
"There healthy
guilt to
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-23

PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-The
board of directors of the Norfolk and
Western railway today elected A. G.
Needles, president of the company, to
succeed NJ. ID. Maher, who retires un.
der the company's pension regulations
on May /. .>>
w. ]. jerks was appointed vice pres
ident in charge of operations to sue
coed Mr.. Needles.
B. w. Herman was appointed viet
president in charge of traffic; ]. e
Crawford was made general manager
and J. NJ Rodgers was named general
auditor. all effective Nav /,
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our favor. and have had the Advantage
of our help in sometime of extremity.
We have no traditional enemies. We
have come to position of great power
and responsibility,
The great hope of the nation, he de-
clared, lies in developing what is good
and in that he said, lone newspaper is
better than many criminal laws. One
school master is better than a legion
of bailiffs. One clergyman is better
than any army with banners.
These are our guarantees of inter-
nal peace and progress" +
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ASHLAND CHOSEN

CHEAP HILL, Ala, April a.
Ashland was chosen as the next meet
ing place of the Roanoke district con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal
church at the conference recently held
here.
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son, Franklin county, who received a
II months sentence for manslaughter,
December 1, 1928, and Horace Coker,
Cullman county, convicted of manu-
featuring liquor, June 80, 1922, and
who received IL year sentence for sec
ond degree murder.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-23

FRANK A, TATE

LAUREL, Miss, April 22.-Frank
A. Tate, 81 years old, an done of Ian
rel's oldest citizens, died at his home
here Sunday morning. Funeral sery-
ices were conducted from the First
Baptist church, Monday afternoon, the
Rev. L. G. Gates, pastor of that church
and the Rev. G. L. Tucker, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, Off
ciating. Interment was in the Hick-
DRY Grove cemetery.
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Age-Herald Want Ads
Phone Main 1890

Results count, and you can count on
results If your ad Is in The Age-Herald.
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Piles Disappear
Peterson's Ointment

son, "that for instant relief from the
misery Of blind, bleeding or itching
piles, there is n<hing SO good as Pc
terson's Ointment, as thousands have
testified" Best for old sores and itch
ing skin. All druggists, 35c, 60c.-Adv.
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EASY Club Plan makes 1t easy for yoW
toEo. aO1nt a real economicGJ-ie-the-Long-
rttlt refrigerator to b0u the BONN SY-
PHON or the SANITOR. Find ont bo1U
easy today.
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Bohn Syphon
refrigerators


Luscious oranges, flavorful,
juicy grapefruit and toothsome,
wholesome, west coast apples
could hardly have attained ma
tionwide favor. and national dis
tribution without perfect re-
frigeration en- route.
It's the trans-continental jour-
ney which the fruit makes that
tests the equipment of the rail
roads most thoroughly; days Of
shunting about in Pacific Coast
yards; days crossing the zero
crested mountains; days through
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furnace-hot lowlands, arid and
dusty; and then days flying
through all kinds Of more or less
temperate weather to your city.
The same time tested and health
full process of refrigeration
is presented in this new model
Bohn Syphon for your home.
Cleaning white inside and out,
in the clean beauty of porcelain;
here's a safeguard to family
health that is dependable, eff
cient and economical.
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Prices for the Bohn syphon are rs bs ice capacity
$1S750-100 lbs. $157.5O-125 lbs, $16750-2O0 lbs,
$2S9.5o-and for the SANITOR, made by Bohn $69.5O
to $97.50.
The Washington times., 1924-11-24
Presents Son to Ula5hiNgtOn
Mrs. Percival

Mrs. Percival
McCeney-
Werlich
and her
small SON,
who are
visiting her
mother, Mrs.
Robert
Hinckley,
in Washing
ton. Since
her marriage
Mrs.
McCeney-
Werlich,
who was
Miss Gladys
Hinekley,
and her 4 I.
husband
have been
living in
Paris.