Jh Is now busy as a member of the
Polish Ueconsl ruction Committee
with plans to send BO nurses to Po
Imd. thes? to be followed by a force
t.f teachers.
The 'llertlons for the soldiers wel
cotre home celebration at Putnam
Park on Aug. 2 will probably not reach
the fl.noo hoped for. but from J-'Oo to
Irtoo. or enough to meet the expends.
Is already 1n sight. A collection fol
lowing the address at the Mdgewold
Inn on Sumlnty realised about 175, a
card party given by Mr. and Mrs. 8.
C. fhnw on Tuesday afternoon pro
duced the pleasant Valley sum
mer residents have contributed about
97l and other sums obtained by the
canvassing committee will make a
satisfactory showing for the Ridge
section. Sllcliacl Connery has guar
anteed at least $1 from Oeorgetown
and ti e Center and "West Tteildtng will
c"oubt:.-ss also do their share. At the
Mark Twain Library n dance for the
fund will be given tomorrow (Friday)
evening and next Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Harnett will give
a cnr.l party for the some object.
The wife of Robert Minor, held a
ursxfuier at Coblenz, Germany, for
rwrerafci weeks on suspicion of beinx
a dlscminator of Polshevlkl propa
ganda among the American army of
crrupatlon and recently released
without trial through high influence
mysteriously exerted, is the occupant
of a stnnll bungalow near Putnam
Park, which she built last year on
land purchased from Albert P.artram.
hhe Is a Jewess of Russian birth and
by former occupation a stenographer.
