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PRINCE EDWARD

THE. STRAND

oPsNs .'raU1tsD`AY,- _ JANUARY _nur

Playing S_tevenson’s

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28-29

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SUPREME BUURT

' 'Az the Supreme Court yesterday ` case, Harry Bailey vs_. Welling-

-.ivieNexu._o1iver camoben und alter Berrigan continued before

»~,._._._lustice Saunders. The case. in action fordamases <t5.000> from

tilt and batte1'Y» NERD

_glaoday and will continue liz- @_.._£_qp;orrow. _ _ phintiff, who is It h0l’S¢

'_ -_ claims that on _Sept 20th.. '. the day of the futurity race at x cbs:-iottewwn Driving Park.

flaeftbtee-defendants in this action 'pm qnd me on the acc: of the - fwbere he was living at the 'gandbeat him and injured his V

owne following' is a, summary

i-mpvevidence of some of the

the first wit-_

the plaintiff

I-le had

inch and s. eye. It re- close it. The

more in

a clean i

_.5 §'9 gr

OVGI

seen a little stall liter the

Campbell, Berriaen

to 1Bailcy’s stall. the door flret- go _in~ They

out of the WW. M11-

a board riverine half

opened tho door. 'Ifhe . t ~

won Bailefl stall sow after the

comin!

see what Cross oi counsel of the witness some from

,his own.

me kind cf a

Mr. J. 0. C._

testified

not have

when

were ii0l1'i8 BF“°Y'“

didnt see dressed own stall.

Axibing on being sworn

corroborstlng what

sold.

examined by Mr. Bell the _ could na say that there

been a. "rumpus" in McNeill'a _

Shephard testified to

Reg Mclnnis and Bailey way from McNeill's stall- had Bailey by the arm. to this he 'had heard. a fight, Eater sew Ber-

to Bailey’s stall. He li .

is face

the next witness

taken Bailey to his own.

own stall Bailey red to go back

him a hand. then to his The wltnei

door. (The witness the door, it was in

half divided; lower lhfti.

then

llDD€l'

CIIIW

was

knocked

Bow

fourteen.

seeing the from

o. crack in

lialldilil a whip. Mrrigm

si?

the rece. Bailey “hunted” Berrigan with his head around the nwilth and nose and knocked him down. Bauey then tried to hit Berrigan and Campbell intervened. Another man' oaxne in then and took Bailey away. He aim tale or the ‘fisht later at Baiiey’s stall. He “W 3°" rigan open Baileys door- He caught the lunar half and pulled it open. Berrlgan went up to Bailey and punched or hit him and both fell over a trunk. The witness who was alongside his father a-_ll thstimethefidhtwasgoing on did not see him hit Bailey. ~

Afternoon Session

Cross examined by Mr. Farmer.

the witness testified that he never had I. drink of liquor in his life. e was in his fathers stall when

Mblnnls cams in. On the way to Bailey's stall Bsrrigan was lead- ing*t~he way with several following him, f.bs` witness and his father with the biggest part of the crowd

following them- The upper door of=

Baileys stall wasbpen when he and his father arrived. The wit-IMS was sure his father did not open upper half of door. 1-le couldnt saywhocpenedlt. Bothliesndhia father went in through the lower door. He was in his fathers tax stall when Bailey was there.

Oliver Campbell on being sworn

testified to seeing the fuss in Mc- Neill’s stall between ‘Bailey and

Berrigan. At _first they appeared fo

beinfun_.'.i‘henitbe@nto!etl little rougher. Finally Bailey hit Berrignn, who slipped in his knees.

'7°m '1-Ie got up then and they “ex-

changed” s. few blows. Then some- one came in and took Bailey cut. Afterwards Bern-igan went outand

said he was Eoin! _fo Ilnlshit out(

Witness followed along. .Met McNeill»f'I'liey went along to the Bailey stall. Bexfie_an_ 1>_\1_1le_d`\ “bs/Mach” odd the door, put his fingers in the seems and pulled the lower door open. i-le went in and wltnen followed. Mltllietll followed and several others. hi the stall Berrigan started a_ fight with mrey 'rlrey fought for e spell. '1‘n¢f/wqoftbemwere downfora time. The m.an`in the stall made an eiforttocatohaholdofherri- gan and the witneg hit him. Just hit him once. 'Ihat h¢QP¢H¢d U goqn ggjhay got in- ATTM' I (CW minutes fight. Mr. Mltlieill took Berriganand told him _that was

enough. :rite witness left after Beer-igan_ d. ' ' Questioned by mvoemobell, the

witness said he did' not hit Bailey uw; day, did not 'hdid -him, and didnotbrjeakintohispromises.l_le was mug: employed W WSIHMWU Ma»cNellJ. _ _ _ _ ores emnined by Mr- Alb” Farmer, the .witness testified that he does business for McNeill some- times Does not ect aa bis went. The witness. followed Barrio/.1 at about four or-five foetron the way to Bailey'a stall. On the way down met Mclidll. lm! lie went MON also. 'McNeill asked what wal wrong, and the witness told him that Ben-inn was Boing up to fin- ish fight with someone. He ad- mitted that Berrigan seemed to get the betterorthe second fishli- In the other stall Bailey had he better `of lt. 'l’he'wit-ness thought that Berrialn was -when un-

swemes in the first fgt- ~ ‘waiter su-risen. M2* vii' ness, testified that on last year he was not was at McNeili's stahl

of the races and there Mr. Bailey

and Baile

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HEATHER ANGEL

Esther Ralston, Victor Meovg, Ruth Dcnnly, ` Paul Kan. - ""'

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uovr -_ Mom;-J BARRIE

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AND

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_ _ cINDEnnr.LA . Msn'r_s Ima rruncn _ CHARMING-I_N_'I‘nIs MILI: - A _ MINU'ra HIGH Pnnssivns WORLD....'...`..

_ It .is not raining rain to

tlrem-i ~

_ Ii.'S rlllllllg |l_rQp3 of j0y_

Because the boy liasfyofz -“'°“é°" _

' his gh.1_._. _ def_;hn;:.-- ._

The-girl has got her bcyl liner-non . bunk. vuurir, _mans

ptmann opened' -_ t Jugs. 198! ~dspbsitm;°mu‘gh°°Li‘iIixcney

rr ltr =§r r

in ,lbs Hallntmsnns

January. llititeiily ob-

the the

inthe Tllith.

it gt? _ ri Y rt

Nui

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Dl~l'f&l'l “ln my nu." enureu on

a Mount

Moveinent

Ichliidfililll UNI! Hn 1)

(°u°'°db’_|°|"mHl!i[th00\-DPIIQIIIIASOOII “¢°|-n.y|'}m “Mau” Pi'ddd¢|l¢ .LO H7l\¢|lll»hel-idhns dwmhmu fu- “Quay” WIA mf! llilloh e!|0O\l!l¢¢l\ by the

. xgnesentotive gathering the had

the Ymrnier

'fel

esters bo. thoroughly

5 3. 5 2

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2n._.g_\ if

afstsb-"‘

ure ithem

ornnisstion with

was connected that niet

eernnl approval in the pu:

(D -‘ ’ ~ - ' ~ - ADHD _ N _ insilvm'ooins_.Tb¢higl\po|ntcdwhm_tM wer mm bu?

the aecoxmt was $1.250. be seld-

y e Pu on

qusts and entertainments the La

“STRANGE A . IT ' _ ' _ . -

1 SEEMS” _ ' ' 9ciuf»)r'i'<°da.‘»’;_yne?v"s!r'§ ‘”°' fgf hed 11° *Noble in .enum- ' ‘ ` ‘ ww ‘vm ¢~°f‘P°°.'»°¢‘°“\=f= I 3...... .$°.§?’l....».t“‘°°”f.$.5'f’ F;

Cltf\ldil\fb¢I\lmBl'0f\$0f.h

community She was sure that when

` AND ‘ - _ _

- _ Hsuvtmann and his wife. Wilentx they Bot ommued for th’ mumt

brought out that the account grew

year that the Ladies. Auxiliary

MUSICAU . .- . . "“`°""'mBm °° 1' In-2’ um WDU14' PHWG as sue ful as th:

day,bef_Ure the ransom payment. to

Ladies Aid df yers

_~ “N1 HT Af ' ~_ss`.o4oss.»ttbe enu °:‘rsaa_iw1iy. _ _ ‘ _ D - ‘ G IN however. sbowea tint am. Haunt B,§2;u,M,fh,°§,9§'§§,§f,‘§°ff°_§_

'= Nrcnr cLUn"_

3 snows 'DAILY 3.15, 7 & als

h 3 DAYS

Siariingv MONDAY

and Mr. McNei1l’s son took him down _to the pump where be washed up. Didn‘t see anyone eis,e strike blows in` the stall. There were some other monin the stall. He didn't see Mr. McNeill doing anything in the stall. Thought the fight was pretty evenly divided. up in Bailey's stall. 'I'he_witness testified that after the fight he didn’t gc back looking for more fight. __

Questioned by`Mr. Campbell. the

witness stotedthat Mr. Bailey got th¢ cut on the eye when be fell over the trunhn Didnt see anyone but himself hit Bailey that .day

witness gueseed that wasthe reps on the right came about. Hs_;Iidn‘r bother defending this action be-" cause he ia the one who beat

Bailey up.

Cross examined by Mr. Farmer

the witness testified that he works for Mr. McNeill at times. Has no P1‘0Derty. He testified. that McNeill spoke to him before he stopped.

He was in McNeill stall all. the

time from the time he arrived there between .2 -and 3 o’c1ock un; _ til. he wont.~,,_ip» Baileys stsii,.b¢~. ._ tween 4__an4.§.o*ca>e1r, exeeptpnge

distance away. 0ouldn’t remember Glampbell asking-him where he was going wihenhe left McNeill's stall. Ho didnt lull off a "button" on the Outside of the door. There was a piece _of _board across the __d_oor and it_ cams off- It was on the in- side 6! the door a.n'd`» was holding the doors together. lt was lying on the floor when the witness went in. He heard it fall and as soon asit did the door opened. I~le.wou1d say it was holding the door shut.

Fred Henderson was' in the wit-

ness box when _the court sdiourned until l0.30 this morning.

' f . _ ,_,,

‘W ISKIPPER OF

(Continued from PAse_l>V____

the feet of the wafdiere. Behind it came a heavy hl»Wl¢1'- It W” rigged to ». tree, and 22-year-old stanley Davis volunteered tc rin: his me in trying it out. _ The mpc was too slack- Halfway to shore; tbe youve -"Wm plunged ing: me boilina sw- Helf- unvwnee. e war hwlsd Wk sbmrd min, =»nd_\i1°¢h¢f 'lim

rocket? to the cliff. < -

An our went by. Then, one by

one, the seamen started ccmlns

ashore; Boon all were iziybggdtlre “pg engineer. " . wg; of the fesoiled sailors as they brought him

cf_ them were exhaustion and were rushed to and made com-

wlth snow for Hslifl¥»

awaited

afternoon.

set out to bring

l0~liile Jour-.

not reached Hall- ‘

which rescue falling craft. Arag-

Don

them

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Both' wero.f‘fecling good," The

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, __

FISCH VISITED A. fooutinueu from _rage D `

n;z_¢h|¢g_g¢_h, - gwnngg Hauptmsnnauine tiniemhlaroh mm h » uma molly bu ’¢’§‘S'°§'lu»tm»nu£ im; mer me Lmdtemh wmv- nfml‘?rm°$'3f§§"§u§tf2f‘I°n¢f=°ft'u§f!

rnann's account carried sums in

\ excess 'of 81,000 before`th_e kidnap- Pina'

_'nuns emu.

r`al‘ unwise' 'caliedb

stggstdee. 5wutw `arid"be¥ soectacledsns iatrin-‘yhef witness

ohair;_livin%;1o_indioatl_on U12. W, 0 the' pritsantr and_lIis wife shcvr a

beb the Bo Scout movement. andklgs felt confident when the qi- Desi was put up to thexople there, the response would be tlsfaci/or-yi;

Mr. J._J. lcishtiser. er'“rsrtP:t?sss~~

men ' ma

breadth of 0;lr§a4?:_who‘wen‘ sjso-_

_gave their wholsbearted support._

flfcker’ot roco'|nitihn._ ~ 1 .‘ said that be and Mr. Warren had

In Mama. ma rlirraobenbusb

the wil/l‘r‘zo of being present at

ciabed with the Movement ang yin'

_ me dlwilssidi took

é-en-1

averlge He felt

Wilt the

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for bus-

55??

WD!‘k

1300

gsrdinguthe objective of t ._ 'w _ it-nido funds “°“r"its:“rsu.. °"l°l‘- .Wee t . .003 _or which he pmmiszrto contribute .himself-' The announcement of this ¢°m_r¢>us;contribution of 81.000 was roceivsgl with enthusiasm, and are

thatuit wouls not our-nrrin.", I ` .°T"_'_'f. w".

' v’ '-’ _ 1 'f I

N4, ,p¢¢,un¢_ yuh .g .ning the Conference in Ottsnn at whichi :The meeting _then adjourned,

man aooent._sh_e-livedqulte ness t-l1s"Hpuptn1ann'9_Bronx'bome. She niet urs. arbuptmaim in’m'1.».nd employed her as `a waitrels. _Haunt- mann_!requontly wife when her dard work was _“Did~ you seein, Briinoliohard

WITNESS sAYs

woniinued man me 1>"_`_ _ _ _

er White, acting for the government.

th a charge that the accusation Pl-118?" UUd‘W“U\¢¢ formation of me mmyiquu 15”",

looked nettied and Jugglsd his gave! Q About how long after the kid Henderson signatures, witneq .QW

;'_MI*s,' _A_. MaoSwiiin; ;;#GsHedIhrDeaUi°

'Um ~ Amelia Ann alacswain. widow offths late Ik. Angus mgd Swain `and`a`zesident of Berkeley

§ t

had ‘beenf an :nuns for

Supreme Court Justice Trenchard libs as compared with _mg wap* :ang lway

Them were cried 0! 118113988 Ullfh I, IOM Wasdt tbl# interrogated ”"

Met!" "quieti" and delelwe I-t~ y_ou»saw him ths_first time? A. Ii The interchlngebsouns wgm . rneys sprang to their feet to de- the following hy. after the times. "I am givingybu ,gui ' ’~ mand the words of Wllenlz be or "yo 4”; gm we ate`scien_t_ifio answer,_._ ~ f trioken from the record. kgdmwmg- _~ _ _ _ r ' ~. assuring at me: Y_m;~_ = _

. . ` - _ _ _ '_ a prtctic ` gil* -G ani-dl:°~1ivea~i}l victor-ia,hs'.

-| 101' three r Tho

uS“‘°°.°............""““*“i.‘l$.‘¢-...'°u5.‘°‘§“ 2"'

. ue er

tory. Under a severe cross exam- Luation ape insistedhcr -memory and hor 'veracity were unqucstion

‘bAIf,b]°` ouzht tue state is anxious we » 3-*‘°‘»’“-“ °°°”°d.“°‘l “A"":\ ‘gwiiitzm Wm b mit. Wu tx - Wh¢l1‘ lui- Hlllpfnllllmlf Hlldlwd “Nou ww the -‘ 'fl

Yemen-

ra. W Jost

2' si rtgsg stir; its

Q. One.-il' Q. Where.

Anna Rsup front porch came home from

Wi . _ _

was staged. they _came homo from. I in gg' pen m.¢“m.,»_ mum” and mr?-

decirueu- M '_

E," W capital 1eitsr»_.‘.'s'_'z-uno' ‘H were bolus wmrared in the

“3§¥§$?£$d§i§hd”“

ring an end _ as , - . - “lied 5°' me Nggsicl :ef 4°i::¢°!E~ :af ?‘n".HWn'. “elm” 'M tp lm nheas. He could see no diIferenc:i% iorneys oraw en recessive -~ _- '_ , eselette written t -

than “__ fairs; dienenbacbi you-are lying; “Pd hm§°,:|'m“_ 1” 1” 9°”

ning tonight 50 Permit to' amintes Hauptmann's brokerage ae-r U _

oun . _ It started on these-=s.n'd‘ths bank

_lioodullta in the name of Haupt-_

reg.

to'shrink a ‘her

.Bhs‘did'notiookatlIsrhus-

. She looked sixaight _ ahold.

- whens. person attempts tofoigp

have the image in mind?"~ asked government counsel.

:Linn and his wife-before a.d,iourn- H|iuptmann'glauced for an instant “We have men over in um Unites

nt today. over defence oblectiuns at his vue the two at his states. a few who have been in

when he went to the pump a_ si-Iqrt"fsnd despite Rsiliys efforts to snow gmc; may-'to if _be Sing Sing, who' produce ‘rorgarigg

that Finch. Hauvtml-nn's former get to his feet. ` fairly accurately by mrning the

couldl-have-given him-the .V 1 ' money to buyetours. sank uieru testified to accounts that grew'into °¢'

four figures afterrthe time of the ransom payment

courtroom. uffling and

spectators etter view

5 _ E5 3 = és?

sci-emhling`\ip~ to Meri arid women

writing of a Derson, not by tracing, but learning how to writo‘it,” stat- ed witness. Probably’ there were half a dossn of auch men The fact

cs““.n;““°reserr:»»n¢-m»i»¢fitmtwisnsr-tssar"~aesss ev ence n case e _ ' ' on a in which a great part of the ran- p°m“n"_'m°"m'y an with mwuu that could be detected as a conse- gqm money wg fgund in H\upt-' a'AP°'\" " " hkmdv Qil¢!l0¢ gf “ll \lll¢0l\tl'0ullll0 1‘¢S\l1i'»

mann’s Bronx garage and the money itself. It exhibited in court the tools found in his garage as it sought to strengthen its _charge that Hauptmenn built the kidnap ladder. _ 1 _

'libs defence scored at ` another

point. under cross-examination by C. Lloyd Fisher, associated defence counsel. Sergeant John Wallace, ol the New Jersey Stats Police, ad-

mitted I-giruptmann had told the police af his arrest t Beptan- bor that the ransomltioney had baentakenbyhimfrcmaaboe boar. left in nu .we by such. _tba German furrier,»named by dsfmos attorneys in broad inainuationa as the actual kidnspper and ransom collector. - '

'me iloridlleilly attacked the

sta_te's case from another angle when Insbeetor Henry Bruckmann of the New York police testified he found tho' "Ja.fsie" panel in Hauptmannb closet. Bruokmann said he d|dn't recall Dr. Oondolfl street number when be first enam- lrwd the nmeisnd Iteiiiy ammu- eillf he didnt know his detectives were 'investigating' 0qm|m_

"N°.- I think that is a mistake.

counsel," hs replied; '

_"You didn’t .know that?"

won* not in-

Reilly. "tba office were in-

omthobrohr-

a eiztun

and his, _suave

iltiiitl rittirr irrigsg

3 rr __

e .

_‘p_leale," he cried. as demonstrltionl, staged oi". other-

'_ shoulders back of hor

Reilly lot

pressed

it _WI-ll remark, or not.

ii?

“WU

' I" “ind Pia-:T . will." fvvlkd 'HQUL l ` _ '

numerous pen lifts. -

fm' f°"°**°‘* W. requested museum the ben'

lhefvli' kind in rtunuanu or nunawriunw.

questioned Mr. whine. _ ~

“Usually not." answered -witness.” bocausepf the. |elf-oomclou¢ne|s_or- the 'operation of the writer. ' _ The 'Henderson signatory onthq, purported certificate represented a "na ural free-flowing motion,"‘lid witness. -. - » ~

_ _

f‘! am asking _lm-." .u.i_dq.‘m|tice

dremhnxriwazuietly, “whetber_or ,not she does sea the improprioty of that thing. Now you '|ee__thst,it 'was wrong for you' to- make that

mann?" _ _ ~ "Yu, I ue ir.-." ' ' ' i “You los that it was wrong, do you not!" _

"YH, ltr. your honor." . . . Trenchard- asked hor to promise

_not to ' other disturbance. ~ “we but neme- \!U_\°¢ I ‘she ans-

- 'But I hotbar

_keen

r EE 535

_Ei -it

irirfrrr itgriittt ilrgsitrf. trrrriir

“Ydlililtllthlnk

r»

8 sisnnture. not by tracing; be

ustics

sisters `r=~‘ ' ;‘*“ r-r~r§r§§§s§§§ sogede ‘,&§;;§

b ~ . - * fwqgu that forgery was a criminal ‘psy-*‘

5 ra ra

IIS. ‘

msewa|n~wu bam in

Edvm/rd Island d 79

v wld re: Wim b - ‘ '

Am: in er nusnnu,

. years. th nt to Rivéaide, i!i*“188'l,yfor 'Mit of__Dr._mcswnn'_s beans, °U"'UW§ there for three years Y Went in Santa Clara, when

Wm later. Dr. ~:u_aeswain I/wsypirz 1893; For man:

MsoBwI.in maintained

_ although

lit fliligdtliemtima iD_ Vic. _ V4 i Eifropel In ¢0_bU-Shed her _home in ho was a member of 391500981 -Church. ’ '

nd-two daliihtdrs. They MacS_wain of Berkeley, MacBwaln of Berkeley, lwyer of Berkeley and

Wu Sen'-Jose. Bhd » ° F Misa K. wini- fted Mbcswain who passed away here last June and .of Mrs. H. ri.

BI-Et-ii.. wlwsede-sth-occurred sev-

'““°“‘Y_ ". .- ._ _ or mutation, uns for-am produces' @Pfi to funeral .services will be

‘€§’.‘.?.‘!.`i.““.`.“"§‘-°”’».§;.»‘2‘ 3." °°““

‘ .c‘ . tb, .

znlmxsfr-lis£'»rIm1ln'°;:bar¢¢. 6 _"_"

me ' _mane aunt.

ours in tiis.nnuly‘.vrot._'f _ _ ‘DHL Gwgn. B_erheiey._o_uu.> :_ _Mlnr"1i»_ie_nd»' here wuz learn wil~h‘_re|_r_ot__o¢' the deatli of ll;-s, uabswam ‘who vritii _ner nursing;

g;.ualacsw»in.“a nanvb" I

the__deusnm- ur me me Mr. and Mrs. 'J6hn_WinaloeL Her brother is gr. Jolie ~_-Winslcs of ' G/uernssy qve. _. _ _ . __

_'Ihre ,_l_i-ivera. Que-_-Jacques Car- tier Wing bcmpeny. is building an

.`rlT_"I"i`»

surna lr|'rxa__"rAI:41|li|1-it

ioyabls event

§§§*§ iégéiér égfgg ;§é§r§”§E;; _§r§_Yr:r5_rtr-

WI- GTMIYI. .

!®.and Mr. Worthy Pa members

BUCUNBYUL FUI. AUQTIUN - ;

Councillor B. Roy Holman received - cables yesterday referring to An-' ning and 0tbb's silver Fox Auction of wednesday in meson. 'mu me the other auctions had a very large percentage of the offerings sold, nearly all grades showing ad- vaaoe over Deco I cent increasoin' ir

old and hilhly

though .ith on the tions Iwi an squaiiy with others. This is

Island ranchers as tha

a number of tgelts from

inoe offered ere. ` j

-_ HOLDS SUCCESSFUL TIA- ’l‘he .Wo-he~lo Club, who are work- ing for the P. E. I. Hospital, hsld i._ very .successful afternoon tea in the Canadian Legion Rooms on Thursday afternoon. The tea table, which was presided over by Mrs. Reg.Aithen and Mrs. Waller Wil- son, was tastefully decorated with spring flowers and yellow candles. The guests were ushered by Miss Anna Meir and Miss Mary Lowth- er, into the dining room where

3 =er§t§§ gs §§e§e 3§E°§§;5

al- auc- sale s to quite

VNV“~

they were received. by the presid- _

ent.-~lidrs.` James Montgomery, and l|rs._Walter_ Baker. 'rhcse assisting

ood. Mrs. Ivan Stems. Mrs.

Harry Uud~

Tweedy. Mrs. Miss Florence

Theodore Bayer, Mrs.

_ mrs. ncpert suin- nlmdf 1¢rs..!.»eBaI-on Tait. Mrs. Percy Gullison. The guests were entertained during the afternoon with piano selections by Miss Nan Shaw. The members of the club WUI 9-0 GXPNSS their appreciation of Mrs. Prank Stewart. Mrs. Fraser Morrow. Mrs: Dr. Ayers and Mrs. Ira Show, who assisted in making

rrzgrrg §§° '5*§_ gigsi

the'tea a siieoel. _ '

me ue ob ni has entered tba Prince Egvlgrd ig 181141 Hospital "for treatment. Her

many friends wish her s speedy re- _,

WWW- .

VVI'll Htrtit lvhales Off Long Island

(A. P- by Gsardiank Special Wire; NEW YORK, Jan. 18-Two New

Yorrbxrsincmrmen aregoing hunt- ing for whales-and nqtvsxy fan from N‘sw_.York at that, _ .

the south shore olhong-Is~

E. Anownnitb, member

utmost firm, and W<

real 'estate mam n the old whaling blows.f' _ _ resurrected an old 80-

whalsboot and engaged 0ap< "Everett Edwards. Mcmtaui

whaling veteran, as skipper. 'rm idea. Arrorwlnitb said, is sport for

worth sake.

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