davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

open port, Toasted on turkey and green
corn. A Christmas tree bore gifts for
every child in the post and all members OF
the company. program OF drills, musical
numbers and recitations was given Cap
tain and Mrs. Crimmins took the lead in
planning the fete up in the farthest north.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
CHRISTMAS FETE IN ALASKA
Members OF sixteenth IRfantry Held
Celebration ard Eat Turkey Un-
der Aurora BOreaIiH.

Letters telling story OF Christmas in
Fort Davis, Nome. Alaska. have been re-
ceived in Omaha from members Of the de-
taohment Of the Sixteenth infantry, which
few months ago transferred from Fort
Crook TO that station
Company e. 400 miles from the nearest
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
PIONEERS MEET WEDNESDAY
Reception 90 Ne tartd az Masonic
Temple On MorninE OF wash
ingteu's Birthday.

viii hold ts annual reunion on Washing
tons birthday Wednesday Of this week.
The reception viii be at 70 o'clock in the
morning az Masonic hall sixteenth street
and capitol avenpe The program was
published Ia Tbs Bee ON sunday
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HIGH SCHOOL
History and Biography

rn... E.,r., o.. '.rr. lauu: IIug
hnm. u,ultamnr lurIrrurr boo American
History. ulnn. u,\urmoui. True IT,,
tories ir,m ~'ur, uuuolu,. D., Ihumn.
Ul-'u.u %. \ur,n N"yi,u. \. u C:
Emerson. g.. History ct 'hc Nineteen,
Do 't'ntur'. ,rlurr. encyclopedia 1T
History. Billie. Youth l]li.,or, 1T the
United ~'a'r,. Two Volumes. Collier:
Green. y, ~to,, ct spain aud Cura.
international Harding. ~'"r, ct he
Vital" ages. Scott; Harding, cas- NJ
Seven lIll,, Scott. Hay. j.. Memorial
Nilr.,, Of William Mckinley. Govern
mrnr: History Of New McNi,o. Two
Volume. Pacific knigrt. ll.,'ur, II
England. Two Volumes. ruuh. l.un
ml.. o. o., lnni ri r",u Ti,mpo. Srr,b
urr. N"I'I I%II,'urr OF 'hr tinted
~'n'"- NnD.u'.,. History OF pr Oan
ttr"w., Ivu Nu'.mr, luuui rc. Mat
'h"".. d. - e.. rorulu History of
Music. ~Ummr. Myers. Eastern y,
'ions nrd Ur"rr". .rur. Moore. History
OF the ur"a' Revolution. Hurst. Ohrr
hottie. \huhnm Lincoln, ruum. Pratt.
W. =. History of Music. S]rrihurr.
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%'rIr, cur tuIuuir, aud O'brr l,lauI.
\ g. e.. Dana, H., Two Nrar, lIctuu,
'h" Mast, liuugu'ou. u@mChalu T.
'%uuu'r, of the pvurfs. %llrpor Drrarc.
\m"IIrr. Ma,uu: Irving. ". N'Unmhlo
| Fam. 1.uh,, o.. lu, 4, luuU ut l>
piurrlruu. Doubleday. kmg Topographic
,uI l];"ul"I. ~t>'u liup.. T.. g.. \ =. g..
pui ,uuniry hast. Mason. Dut Conn
fey West. Mason; Ruu,r,rl' e. >,prr,
vt Dlr urrut West. fum. Ru,hol,ur
Vs.. o., Ur"ai american lulu.'rl .,.
/ Transportation. Flanagan. Rand Nr\u.
is. Ur.mmur school urogupb,. Rard.
ir,lvut ud Human. Natural Al,uu,
% Geography. R,wI. RoIv1y aud l'u
wuu \aiuIaI Nl,urcd Geography. 3
N e.. Tam N VI, NutrD,. rumuI,f
I"'-iIiN. Macmillan. Weston From
'irr ~iwIr,. Century.
Fiction and General Literature
Nhofultl,. 4 W. Nurirut Mariner
VISION ct SIT lnmurul N"rill. Nlg,r
~. rhr Young uutIuv. puuahur. \lgr
a.. Mar. Mason. Hurst. Nrnpli. VI
~"hInh aui Eu,'um. Flanagan. uruuh.
=. ~'pr, ut 'hr Fairy Queen. puuu
Bru"... o.. story Ut the llmI. l',nr.
l]iruu... g.. ~iur, ut kIug Arthur. l',nu.
l'luurhuu. Nature. Garden. H. - e..
Buu,au. a.. lrlgrm q. Progress. Cuu.,,
Bush. g. g.. Afternoon with rugrm,
Yields. Flanagan. liuurhill. with Boon,
"u th" Frontier. Flanagan: lIuurhiII
Sntl"r i'", with prw,,. Flanagan. Coop
rr. +. T.. Pathfinder. llomrwuol. coon,
rr. q. T.. The prrrsln,rr. Farm. DuuI,
co., y. f.. Last ct ihc Muhr,an.. Farm.
'h"nur,. " y. Chapters from Life
townsend tolrridpr. Rhine. uf rnr Ar
ri"ur Mariner. MarNiIlnr: ChilIr % b.
Literature. Flanagan: Dickens Christ
wu, ~t"rr",. larm: prrur. Robinson
trusrn, I"lrfrl. Dickens. Christina.
Carol. cricket "u the Hearth. lIuugh
ton; dodge, y. Donald and poro,n,
Century. Dodge. y. Han. Wiurrr
Errms barring Dr"l,. Mason. Duld.
smith. 1u" lin.rr'rl Village. CHM.
Hale. f.. Man without % Country. a.
'"mu,: Hughes. Tom Brown =, Srho".
Iny~. Farm. ]llrruir Adventures. Mason.
llcu'y. li"nuJr lhiurr Charlie, Srrl.
u"r: ll"utv. T., likr and Dyhc. Scril.
u"r; %llruty. -. George iur England.
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GRADES THREE AND FouH
History and BIOGRAPHY

Andrews, Ten Boys an the Road from.
Long Ago till Now, Giuu; baldwin.
'iolden Fleece, \. H. c.; Budi-l. Old
Morse Stories, A. -. g.; Brooks, H. True
story of George Washington, l.. L. a
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Box 627, Tucumcari, New Mexico

NJ \ g.: Jones, Fourth Reader. CHM
McGufey. Third Reader, A. 49, g.,
Swinton. Fourth Reader. \. u. g.; Vie
roy. luckcv, Fourth Reader, wuodard
Ward, Rational Method IN Reading. Sil
veri Warner, Character building Read.
crs, Third Year. iIinds.
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Miscellaneous

Buchlcr, Modern English Lesson,
Newson; Gulick, Good Health. CHM
Hall, y, Werner Arithmetic. Bnok one
\. u. c.; Harris aud Gilbert. Guild,
Books 20 English. Book one. silver
Reed 4 Kellogg, Introductory iauguag,
Work. Merrill. Reed word Lesson,
Merrill sutton, Lower Nrlthmcti,
Wentworth, Practical Arithmetic. CHM.
Wcntw rth-Smith. New Elomcutnr,
N%rithmctic, CHM. w%iutcthuru. a.. GuI
cd Lessons ~ Language Dnub
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Supplementary Reading

Alexander, g., child Classic, Third
Reader, Bobbs, A%levand"r, g., Child
Classics Fourth Reader, hobbs; Rlod.
gctt, Book Three, CHM; Rlodgctt. Book
-Four, CHM; baldwin j., Third Reader.
\, H. e. Clutter. Art Literature Read.
"rs, Book Three, \. VI a g.; Chutter.
Nrt Literature Readers, BOOK Four. \.
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GRADES FIVE AND SIX
History and Biography

Blaisicll \ Ball. short Storic, from
American History. CHM; Baudini, H.,
tory ct California. \. 10 g.. Brooks. III,
story 1T Scigifird. Penn: Brief BIO.
rarhics from american History. Mci
ill: church. Sturir. 1T the old World
CHM; Dole. tn" Young Ci'ilcr. Heath.
Dinman, L.. stories from Gcrr Ht,tur,
Merrill. pcui,un. VI. Nm EVERYDAY u,
ioiuc. Penn: Evans. First Lessons r
American History, Sauhoru; Eugli,I
History S%,or!r,. Merrill. Egglr,tou. uw.
First Century, Barnes: Goldsmith. VI
ear ui Wakefield. Farm. Hawthorn
Grandfather Chair. Hurst. Harding
Greek Gods. Heroes aud Men. scott
i%laarrn and Poland. famou, Men Of
Rome, \. H. g.; ]lluar"n aud Poland
Famous Men ~ N. Middle Ages. \. T.
e.; Mahic. ~ W. Heroes Every child
should Know. Farm; Mahic. H. ".
lirroiucs Every child should Know.
Farm. Madison. /. r.. \ Maid NJ ~,
'tI,i Century. Penn. Perry aud Brcho.
Four american Pioneers. \. a. g..
nicrNuu. H., History IT Englaudo. Brrt
lufmHu. VI. L.. children : Lite uf Lin.
r"lu, McClurg Revolutionary S'oIir,.
Century; Swintou. First Lessons .u our
Country History. \ u g: Thompson.
Nhraham Lincoln. T. \ T.; Tumlu,ou,
80
stories IT th" American Revolution,
Book one. Sanboru; romlin,ou Stories
~ the American Revolution, BOOK Two.
Sanhorn; TurPin. Brief Geographic,
from American liz, nv, Merrill: Tar.
pan, f., our Country = story Houghtou
Whi'comh, l., Heroes II History Mcr.
rilI
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30 ..f ,.
- ,,
,.
r
.r w.
70 r
'.' w. '.' '''"'. '' %. '
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hoy. CHM: stowe. " o.. l.u,lr Tom D.
'ah'n' Hurst ~tr,., l' ~Nauc s.. tluut
gan: Tai" ct Oh,lirur,. W,.,. ~Wi..
Family linhiuSou. Ciuu Virgins. II. u
Birds christmas carol. I~uuybiuu.
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Fiction and General Li.era,ur.

Anderson. a., Fairy Tales .Riy. Lit,
SER. H%oughtou; Anderson. H.. Arabian
Nights, Farm: Baldwin. j.. Ffty Famou,
stories R"told. \. b. Co.. Baldwin. T..
old Greek stories, \. d. c.: BAYLOR. f..
Iuuu and Iunui'n. %lluughiuu: Brown.
y, tn" l."n,somcst Doll. ~lluughton:
Balm 'us.ork Fairy Tales. Burt Butler.
'rrsimm"us. g. :. g.. Carroll. t.. Alice =,
Adventures iu Wonderland. Hurst. Car
roll. d. Through q Lacking Glass. Mac
MILAN: '"l,ou ~Chitfoudru. Letter. 20
children hv famou. People. Hind,
handler. r.. In the Reign of Coyote.
CHM, Gratis, u. NJ. The Adventure, of
70 Brownie, Rand; Curtis. \. T.. Grand.
pa : Little Girls. Penn: Curtis. \. T..
Grandpa = Littl" Girl, ~ school Penn.
Curtis, H. r., Grandpa = l.i'ilr Girl,
and Their Friends, Penn. Curtis. \. r..
Grandpa 4, Little Girls Ilous.hon,
Party, Penn. Field. r.. Ioyrsonrs If
Childhood, Scrihnrr; Harris. Uncle Re
MUS. b : g.; llahhcrton. Helen =, Ra
hi"s, Is : g.: kipling, r., Just 50
stories, Doubleday: Kingsley, g., Wat
"r kahi"s, M"f.hon; Muloch. The Lit
~" Lam" Prince, owen; ryrurllr. Didd,
Dumps and Tot, Farm; Richards, car
tain January, Dana; S'ratamryrr. tn,
Fort lu The Wilderness, H. : C.: Smvthr
T. IT,, kcynard the Fox, \. g. g.: -
wall, Black Beauty. Farm.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOL
library GROWS

:. c.; Brooks, H., Century BOOK OF
Famous Americans. Century; Cravcns.
y, Stot, Of Lincoln FOR children. T..
:. T. e.; rodd. Story at LAFAYETTE.
Flanagan: EgglrSton, ]lloosirr school
Roy, S%cribncr; Eggles'un. stories at
Great Nm"ricans Tor Little Americans.
\ 49, e.; Pratt. Colonial children. r.
r. e.; Pratt, Legend, Ut the Red chill
lr"n. n 49, e.: Humphrey. Pilgrim
stories. Rand. stone aud Pickett. ~
"rvday Lii" IN the Colonies. Heath.
Nndlcr \, Ilcroc, vt History. bur,
fufrin. ~t"rir' "f American i~ii,tut,
Merrill.
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Miscellaneous

liu"hlcr. \ Modern English uum
mar. Mason: Barnes rrimur, History
\ B c.. pouh, Grmlrd Lesson, 900 Spell
ing. b"uh; Dulirh. The IiuI, and o..
b"iru'rs, CHM |llurri. rui DIIl,it
Guide Books 2" English, Book Two
silver; Hail. Werner Nrirhm.rl,. Hou.
Two. \ 49, Co.; Montgomery. EIrm .ui,r,
History, CHM; Rrri \ Kellogg Uinic,
l',,"u, IN English. NrItil. Winter
huru TRADED lr~,"u, BOO Language
l!u"h Two, Duuh.
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Nature and Science

Andrews. Stories 1T Nv Four Friends.
linn: Abbott. \ boy on q Farm. Farm
Brown, the King aud his Wonderful
Castle. J. :. T.. g.: Dopr. Later cav,
Men. Rand; Dopp. Tent pwcll.rs. Rand.
Fultz, Flv Away, aud other seed
Travellers. T.. = T.. c.. l.ond. wilder
mes. WAYS. CHM: Long. WAY. IT Wood
folk. CHM. Long. Little Brother 10 a.,
icar, Giuu; Long. Woodfnlk a, school
CHM, Miller. \ First Book nf Birds.
Uoughtou. Pratt. VI. Little Flower
Folks. Vol one, r. T. c.. Pratt. NJ. Lit
.lc Flower FOLKS. Vol. Two. T.. =. e..
schwartz. ~. Wilderness Babies. L.it'Ir.
Whitehead. Dumb Animal, aud How ~
Treat Them. Flanagan. Wright. j..
seaside and Waysid". Vol. one. Heath:
Wright, H. Seaside aud Waysido. Vol
Two. Heath: Wright T., Seaside and
Way,iir. Vol Three. Heath: Wright.
i, seaside aud Way,iic. Vol. -Four.
Heath.
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Supplementary Reading

~AlcNuudcr, g., child classic. rirN
Reader. hobbs, ll"igc'i. Huuh Five.
"inn; lH"dgctt, liuuN SIX, CHM. EI,uu.
"rnmmnr school Reader. iIuuh Two.
scott Warnrr, T.. h. ,buu,'rr IluiId
ing Readers. liith Nrnt. Kinds.
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Travel aud Description

CARPENTER. Geographical R"odrr.
\orth America, \ H. CO.: Carroll. g..
Around 'hr World. VOL -Four. silver:
Carroll. g.. Around the World Vol Five.
silver; Eds, T., :. The Camper. ont.
Penn: George, ". Little Journey. 10
Mexico, Flanagan: llTdlry, li'tlr Men
and Women: King, Geographical Read.
"r. Second Book, l.. l.. 4 :. g.; King.
Geographical Reader, Third Book, l.. l..
& : g.; King. Geographical Reader.
Fourth Book, l. !. a : c. King, too.
graphical Reader, Ffih Book. /. !. &
:. g.; Mcdonald s Dnrymrl", Manuel IN
Mexico. Little; Mcdonald & parympie,
Tine San in Japan. li'tlr; Norris. Co.,
Home Life in Al Lands, Vol one,
~Lipriucoti: Norris, 6, Home Lii" In Nj
Lands Vol Two, lippiuco'i; S'hwat a,
IN the Land of Cave aud 'lin Dwrllrrs.
a. : G.: Toward the Rising sun, Gun
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Nearly One Thousand Books
Now in Shelves and Mon.
ey Left to Secure More.
o E ENTER.
PRISE OF

Following j. n complete list ~ book,
nav in the Public school Library nj
this city which will be- added to unit
Il will lead in New Mexico. The fac
ultv are 90 be- congratulated nu N
collection "f :" many good book. loo M,
short period Ia which they have torI
gathering:
Aesups Fables: child = Version. CHM
AesopN Fable, Farm; Anderson. u.
Fairy Tales for little children Nrr
rill; Hantn. A.. Pied Piper ct Hamliu
Flanagan; naylc.s, &. r.. GIN Dwrllcrs
T. :. T. c., Carroll, c.. Around th.
World, Vol. one, silver. Dopp. Eul.
Cave Men. Rand. popp, Tree Dwell
rrs, Rand; pn, c. w.. the l.ittl,
Wandercr. Flanagan; Denton. j.. Tn,
hrown,e's quest, Flanagan: Eyr,tun,
J.. VI, RHYMES aud stories. T.. :. T.. G.
Easy Little Classics. Flanagan: 20,
r., Indian Primer. \. q. c.: Grimu
Brothers, Fairy Tales for children. col
'''N I''N"l'N| 81 iNll'Ws ''Iliiil bitI Uff~
Fairy Tales, Farm; Grover. H.. ~uuhor
net Babi =, Rand: Grover. r.. O,rral
Boys, Rand. liolhrook. T.. lIIawnth,
Primer. lloughtou; Hustled. VI. &C.. Stor
les of Indian children. T.. :. T.. e.: Hall
J., Viking Tales, Rand, Hazard. Is.
Three l.ear> with the Poets. ]lluughtuu
Kingsley. e., Water Babies. : T.. e..
Kingsley, g.. Water Babies .Nhridg
ed, Merrill; Lansing, H., Rhyme, ana
Stories. CHM; Mulock. The Adventure
of a Brownie, r. a a.; Mulc'.. L.. Lit
IL" Peopl" IT the snow. Flanagan: Nor
RI. f.. The story uf lliawatha. T.. T.
G.: Poul-on, r., child, Siorir. ano
Rhymes, l. l.. 4 :. g.; stevenson. T..
Child's Garden ct Verses, Rand: smith
J. r., Three Little Cottontails. Flnua
gan; Smith. l. r.. bunny Cu'tontnl
Flanagan; TRIGGER. j., Harold, First
Discoveries, Appleton; Washhuru. VI
D., Old Fashioned Fairy Tales. Rand
Wilson, Myths Of the Red children
CHM; Ware. r.. a.. Three I.ittlr LAYER
"f Nature, Flanagan. Wil'.o. \ BRAY,
Baby. CHM: Young. ". Somebody .
Little Girl. Kinds.
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Supplementary Reading

Alexander, g., Child Classic, primrr
Ii"hhs; Alexander, g., child CLASSIC,
First Reader, Bnhhs: Alexander. e..
Child Classics Second Reader. Hnhhs
Burlington, 49, f., The Circu, Reader
Sanborn; Rlodpctt, Primer. CHM. HIod
grtt. Book one, CHM; Blodgrtr. Rool
Two, CHM; Cowlr,. j. D.. Robinson cru.
s"e Reader, Flanagan; Grover. r. ..
Art Literature Readers. Book one. \
NJ. a o.; Grover, f.. g., Art Literature
Readers, BOOK Two. \. VI. a g.: Howe
W D.. The Howe Primer. Scrihucrs
Mcounry, Electric Primer. \. a. g..
Mason Layton, \ Realistic First Road
rr, Snnhoru; Ward, f.. The Rational
Method in Il aiding. Scrrud Reader. Sil
ver; Wiley, B, Moth r Goosc Primer.
Merrill.
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Andrews, T., seven Little sisters
dinu; Carroll, e.. Around the World
Vol Two silver. carroll. g.. Around
he World. Vol Three. silver. chance
IT,. Little Folks of MANY Lands. Ginu.
King Geographical Reader. Firs,
lluuk. /. l. A :. e.
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Miscellaneous

Robinson, Beginner = Book In Arith
metic, \. 49, g.; Van Nmhurgh. T., First
DAYS IN Number. silver.
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Nature and Science

Nllcn. Industrial Studies. Giru. IIuk
"r, r.. Bow Book Of Inventions. Me.
rlurg; Dana, ". :. PLANT, aud Their
children, \. r. g.; Hcrrick, :, Earth %
Past Agc,, \ - G.; Kipliug, H., Fra
Jungl" Book, Century: Kipling, r., see.
ond Jungle Boob. Century; Refer. 60,
Nature Studies aud the Farm. \. H. C.;
Mnhir. II, ". Water Wonder. Every
child should Know. Farm. Meadow
croft, \. u c., IT Electricity. Excelsior;
Rand McNally Elementary Geography,
Rand; Roadway and lIinmnn, Natural,
Elementary Geography \ u g.; Sch
wartz. Wonderful Little Lives. Iit'ln;
Thrilling Stories hv Sea aud Land;
Walker, ", our Bird, aud Their Nrst
lings, \. g. g.
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Fiction aud General literature

flctloh ana oeheTal Llterature
Alg"r, a., Finding q Fortune. r"uu;
Alcott, t.. Little Men, I.itrlr. Alco't,
L., Little Women, Little Alcott, H..
4 Modern Cinderella. Hurst. Aunt ~.
bornh' : Drawer \. L. o. f., Ramhlcs
of q Rat, Hurst; Coleridge, What Katy
Did, Little; Crommelin. b., Famous
Legends, Century; DeF'ue, Robinson
Crusoe, Farm; DeFoe, Robinson Crusoe,
Abridged Barnes; Foster and Cum.
minRs, AsRard Stories, Silver; Greene,
King Arthur aud Ills Court, Ginni Haw.
thorne, Wonderbook, Houghton' Ian.
sing, NJ, Tales Of Old England, CHM;
Macdonald. C., Princess and the Goblin,
Lippincott Wordsworth, The House that
Grew, burt; Mcintyre, J., r., With John
Paul Jones, Penn; Mcintyre, j.. r.,
Young Contincntals at Lexington. Penn;
Mabie, II. W, Fairy Tales Every Child
Should Know, Farm; Mabic, II. ",
Stories Every Child should Know,
FaiWi Mabie, ". W, Poems Every
Child Should Know, Farm; Mnbie, II.
W, Songs Every Child Should Know,
Farm; Munroe, X, Campmates, Harperi
Otis, j., Jennie wrcn's Boarding House,
Estes; Ruskin, King NJ the Golden Riy.
er, Houghtoni Ramcs, H., Dog ~ Fland.
ers, Houghton; Riley, !. W, rhymes II
Childhood, Bobbsi Saunders, NJ, Beau.
tiful Joe, Rnnesi Sidney, NJ, Five Lit.
tie Peppers and How They Grew, l.. L..
q 8. CT spyri, j, Heidi, A Little Swiss
Girl, CHM sPyri, J., MOBi, The Goat
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The argument advanced was that chip
ping 81 the hard'coated dishes used In prep
Rration Of meals SLOWED minute but dan
gerous particles Of foreign matter a. become
miAed with the food. These are taken into
the stomach. where the cancsrOus growth IN
caused by Abrasions which they make Ia the
walls Of the organ.
clipping from Philadelphia North
AmercgH, sept ~, 1905.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-10

trees forming the entrance overgrown
by a riot of bougainvlllea. Between
dances. the guests promenaded on the
lawn, where chairs we're placed on the
grass under the growing palms.
At IL, a three-course supper was
served at small tables seating four,
and adorned by fiat decoration OF
maidanhair spray over which loose
red carnations were strewn.
Many beautiful toilettes were seen
during the evening.
Mrs. Carter wore an importation of
Lack net heavily sequinned, draped
over q foundation of ivory satin, and
MIS-. Macomb was remarkably hand
some in a creation of white satin
deliberately embroidered in pearls and
wearing a long double rope of pearls
and many diamonds.
Mrs. Edward j. Timberlake was
regal in an imported model of cham
payne satin, over which fell drape
of gold chiffon caught up by caba-
chons of gold and deliberately adorned
with rose point lace. A neck-piece OF
diamonds was worn with this beauti-
full costume, and a gold band a la
Greece over an elaborate couture,
caught at each side by roses of gold
tissue.
Miss Agnes Walker was very stun
ming in maize satin heavily encrusted
with gold beads, the tunic being Dor
dared by a deep fringe of gold silk.
Mrs Bruce Cartwright, Jr., was raw
ishing in a French robe of white satin
brocade, a soft tunlc of plain white
satin being draped over it, outlined by
deep mauve fringe.
With this elaborate toilette Mrs.
Cartwright wore a chic Mob can 'a.1
toned Of pale and dark blue chiffon
through which threads of goli were
woven. 1t was caught at the sides Nv
sapphires and delicate pink roses.
Opals and diamonds were worn,
Miss Edith Williams and Miss Sarrh
Lucas wore those exquisite confec.
tions which were their bridal dresses
at Mrs. Cartwright's recent brilliant
wedding. They were fashioned on a
similar model of pink and blue respec.
evely, crepe meteor being draped over
satin of a similar shade with gold lace
bodices adorned by Pompadour gar
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THE PARK TONIGHT.

The Park theater, "the coolest
place in town." opens tonight with
what are said to be the finest set Of
films ever thrown on a local screen.
These films depict East Indian and
Fijian life, dramatics acted by the
best European and American artists,
with a wide variety Of subjects. A
great many of these films are hanu
colored and are made by the most
celebrated animated photographers,
including Pathe. Freres and Lubin.
The films descriptive of East Indian
life will be fully and entertainingly
explained by a native of that coun-
try, who was a spectator of the
events portrayed by the camera.
The machine used is flicker
less" one thus affording the fullest
measure of enjoyment to the audi
ence.
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peninsula is one of the most delight
full on the island
In the party will be Miss Gladys
Pearne, Miss George Fitzgerald, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, Mrs. c.
o. Berger, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. Benel, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Macfarlane, Miss Violet Makee,
Miss Neumann, Miss Minna Berger
Mr. Bert Clark, Mr.. Robert McCorris-
ton, Mr.. George Fuller, Mr.. Ed Hede-
mann, and Mr.. Guy Macfarlane.
Senator and Mrs. Eria Alfred Knud-
sen, who have been the not is tor in.
Vulnerable occasions during their visit
to Honolulu, expect to the leave for
their home on Kauai On Tuesday next
and their memory of this visit will be
enc gay round of pleasure, each OF
their friends rivaling the other in the
beauty of their compliments.
Today Senator and Mrs. Knudsen are
luncheon guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick II. p. Waterhouse, and tomorrow
they will be the guests of honor at a
house party at which Mr.. and Mrs
James Wilder will entertain.
In the party will be Senator and
Mrs. Eric Alfred Knudsen, DIR, and
Mrs. James Judd, Miss Scott, Mr.. Gay
lor and Mr.. and Mrs James Wilder
A very brilliant function was the
ball given last evening at the Pacific
Club, which about one hundred and
fifty guests attended. The entire lower
floor was used for dancing, and the
floor was in excellent condition.
AS is the usual custom, a large mum
Der of potted palms figured promi
nently in the decoration Of the club
house, the upper and lower lanais be
ing screened in by a trellis of smilaA
and palms, affordng more privacy fol
the guests. In the receiving line were
Ex-Governor and Mrs Geo. Carter and
Brigadier and Mrs. Montgomery Ma
comb, u. S. A.
The Fifth Cavalry Regimental BanC
rendered delightful music during the
evening, concealed from view by bar
ricade of palms and festooned vines
and the punch room, where refresh
ment was served from a huge cut
glass bowl, was an arbor Of festooneC
and trailing vines, two pOt.ed oal