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ENOUGH VOTES TO FORCE PACT CHANGES, CLAIM

-Fight Not Over.

WASHINGTON, July 14. Republi

can Senators were Informed to-day of

the policy of the peace treaty and the league of nations as decided upon by

the majority of the senate committee

on foreign relations.

The agreements of the committee to

support reservations was the gist of the information given out to the groups of senators. The question of reservations., according to - Senator George H. Moses, of New Hampshire, one of the members of the committee, Is settled. Claim 51 Vote "We hive enough votes," he said, "There are 51 senators for reservations. The attitude of the Democratic now is one which presages an attempt to dilute these reservations." The fight to change the treaty and the league covenant by amendments, however, is by no means over. It was made plain. Within the foreign relations com mlttee alone are senators Frank D. Brandegee, William E. Borah, Albert P. Fall, Hiram Pohnson and Moses who favor changes by amendements'. Senator Miles Poindexter, of Washington; stands pat on the proposal to amend the treaty.

Republican Senators Inform-

J f D 1 T J I ' panled her to Cincinnati, and- reed 01 rOllCy lOWard LeagUCl turned Thursday evening Miss

guests of Mrs. William Leonard at Indianapolis a part of last week Mesdames J. E. Hinshaw and George A. Eastman and Misses Juanlta Browne and Agnes Ross motored to Columbus, Ohio, and attended the Centenary Convention. . ... . Mrs. Horace Moorman of Indianapolis, returned to her home Wednesday after a week's visit here with Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Moorman..... Mrs. A. J. Stakebake left Tuesday for a two weeks' visit with Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Bays, at Charleston, West Virginia. Her daughter. Mrs. B. E. Hinshaw, accom

panied her to Cincinnati, and-

Winchester, Ind. The first band concert of the season in Union City was held Wednesday evening. The band rendered an . excellent program and the singing of Miss Cleo Wilkerson was exceptionally fine Professor Henry Peacock of Chicago, is the guest of relatives and friends here. He was a teacher in the city school at one time. His wife will follow soon Miss Frank

ie Keys, Evangelist, has returned home from Illinois where she has filled a number of engagements in evangelistic work.- "She will preach at , Upland, Sunday, in the Jefferson Christian church The Central Trust and Savings Company vs. Shirley Davisson. and O. P. Davisson, suit on notes; Clara M. Anderson vs. Emma Sheenan, Adeline Gleason and May Shultz, partition suit, has been filed Mr. and Mrs. Perry Taylor took their son, Ronald, to Muncie, Thursday, where he was operated on for- adenoids and had his tonsils, removed George Hart has filed suit to quiet title against Thomas Stlne. ....The daughters of the late Judg. Leander J. Monks have presented the Winchester Public Library with 85 volumes from the private library of their father Suit for partition was filed Thursday by John Abshire against Ruth Abshire Miss Irene Meier is spending a two weeks' vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Meier at Michigan City Mrs. L. F. Moody of Indianapolis, who has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Cecil Litschert has returned home The Misses Franc and Nina McNees and Lora Canada, have returned from Chicago where they attended the Alpha Chi Omega National Convention Miss Francis Kelley, of New York City, is spending the summer here, with her mother. Mrs. Dennis Kelley, and ner sister, Miss Grace Kelley. . . .Miss Ger trude Bailey Is visiting a few days with her uncle Walter Daly at Mich-

Mildred Daly is spending the summer with her cousin, Mrs. Kate Beckman

at Holland, Michigan Miss Irene Kane, of Goshen, Indiana, and Donald McElvain of this city, were married here Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Piatt. Mr. McElvain recently returned from overseas. The couple will reside in Goshen Mrs. Emma O'Hara and Mrs. Fred Bowman of Columbus, Ohio, are the guests of Mrs. Marion Ross end W. D. Kizer Mrs. Abbie Williams was hostess to the Royal Society Club Wednesday afternoon at her home on East North street. Mrs. Carlos Jordon, of Richmond, Virginia, and Mrs. J. P. Baldwin of Dayton, Ohio, were guests Mrs. Harry Yost was hostess to the Madonna Club at her home on East Washington street, Thursday evening. Miss Helen Biles of New Paris, Ohio and Mrs. T. M. Thornburg, of Muncie were guests The Needles and Nods held their regular meeting with Mrs. A. D. Smith. South Main street, Thursday afternoon. The guests were Mrs. Homer Henderson and daughter of Marion, Ohio and Mrs. George E. Leggett Mrs. Herbert Stormes has returned from a week's visit with her parents at Middletown, Ohio Miss Bess Gillum, a former teacher In the Winchester schools, now of Indianapolis, is spending a short vacation here with her aunt, Mrs. William Van Wy lick Miss Florence Goodrich is in Detroit attending a house party Mrs. Charles Dane, of Anderson is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Ella Inman. Greens fork, Ind. Dr. J. D. Kerr had a stroke of paralysis this week and has been in a serious condition Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Harris. Mr. and Mrs. George Hill

of Sugar Grove motored to Muncie and spent the afternoon with friends Mrs. B. H. Linderman underwent a serious operation at Reld Memorial hospital in Richmond Wednesday morning. Her husband and daughter, Mrs. Clayburn McN'utt, were at her bedside Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis

Jr., are the parents of a son, born

Tuesday. Mrs. Ellis is getting along nicely Mr. and Mrs. Giles Hinson of Hamilton, Ohio, returned to their home after spending a ten-day vacation with Mr. Hinson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hinson Mrs. Elizabeth Gaylor and Miss Ida Gaylor spent Wednesday the guests of the former's son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gaylor, in Richmond j. . .Mr. and Mrs. Keever and son, Miss Georgie Kernt of Springfield, Ohio, motored here and were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Hinson Sunday afternoon Mrs. Margaret Miller spent Wednesday the guest of her sister. Mrs. Oliver Gavlor In Richmond 1Ibmi T.uMia

and Mable Williams visited Mrs. Ben

Harris Tuesday Miss Naidene Wise spent Thursday afternoon with Miss Helen Nicholson Miss Ruby Sanders of Richmond spent the week end here with her sisters, Mrs. John Townsend and Mrs. Paul Yunt. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McMullen attended the wedding of Miss Mildred Parker and Roscoe Candler in Richmond Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ben Harris and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nicholson and son spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Atkinson and family north of Economy Mr. and Mra. Frank Hinson entertained at Sunrtnv tnn,. r.

J ....... 1 4.11 . and Mrs. Edward Fulle and daughter Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder of Richmond, Mrs. Dora Yunt and son Harold of Webster Mrs. Veal and grandson James Ridge, left for Chicago and Hobart, Ind., to visit her daughters' families Miss Elizabeth Ward

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returned home after spending a week with her sister. Miss Genlevieve Ward in Indianapolis .... Mrs. Thomas Dean left Wednesday evening for Marion for a visit with relatives A surprise party was given Thursday evening In honor of Mi6s Blanche Davis, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Davis, in observance of her birthday anniversary. Games and music featured the - evening and refreshments were served to a number of guests The Missionary society of the Christian churck was held at the

home of Mrs. Harry Fagan. It was a!

business meeting and no program was given Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Brock and son James spent the week-end in Newcastle. ... .John S. Nicholson has completed the remodeling of his new home.

Load Firms To Receive Refund From War Bureau Swayne-Roblnson company, the United Regrigerator company, and the Richmond Malleable Castings company, all of this city will receive - a refund of about 18 hi percent, of the subscription during the war to the Indianapolis chamber of commerce war contract bureau In Washington. Many Indiana manufacturers will receive the refund.

To warn motorists of danger at night on unlighted roads a signal has been invented that reflects through

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