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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-17
FOUND

FOUND Now's the time to nave
winter. Eggert's Steam Dyeing. and
French Cleaning Works, l245 Market
|Street. Both phones. We call ana de-
liver.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-17
HELP WANTED-Fennale

WANTED Experienced waitress.
110 North Second street, Menger's Res
taurant.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-17
STORAGE

IN 3-stOry brick building, rear 4OS
Market street.
Household goods In clean, private
ra oms. Reasonable rates. Apply 10
p. G. Diener. Jeweler, 4OS Market st.
STORAGE = 419 Broad street. for
household goods and merchandise Fri
vate rooms, 81 to So. Wagons, rs cents
per month Apply D. Cooper & Co.. All
Broad street. Both phones.
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WANTED - A girl for general
housework; no washing. Call 2316
Bell phone.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-09-24
TWO BUTTES
HAS ITS EAR TO
THE GROUND
"PeaHl of the PYairle" Listens to
Peculiar Sound from the
Branch Line

T~. Buaes Ses,i.eI.
The Sentinel, in common with
all Baca county citizens, has ever
listened with avidity for railroad
news, and it has been our policy
to give to our readers as it comes
from the most reliable source
available to us.
: Persistent rumor has it, and
we have it from good authority,
that our best prospects now for
railroad is a branch of the Santa
Fe from some points on the Dodge
City -Elkhart line, through the
remaining roadless territory in
western Kansas, eastern Baca
thru the artesian belt and to Two
Buttes. Construction over this
route seems more probable than
from Holly as advocated last
spring.
If that's your dream wake up,
Bro. Jones. They're simply f1irt-
ing with you, old man. When the
time comes, a real railroad not
paper mache affair will be
built from Holly to Two Buttes.
Honey for sale. j. A. Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Harden
will shortly remove to Kansas City.
Mo-. to be with their son, j. B.
Harden. The former couple are
sturdy pioneers and general regret
is expressed at their contemplated
removal.
Come to White Bros. to buy
your winter coat, where the styles
are the latest and prices right.
Jim" Smith, the veteran State
brand inspector, got busy at she
T. NJ Amerine ranch, thirty miles
south, where 600 head were in.
spected, then shipped east.
Don't forget that we handle
fresh garden produce, as we'll as
fruits of all kinds. Cash Grocery.
Winter sweaters, capes, ETC., now
on display, at White Bros.
Garden vegetables, the choicest
in the market.
Chinn's Grocery.
For RENT-Furnished or unfur-
uished room. Inquire at Adamek's
jewelry store.
We have just received a CON-
plete line of ladies' and children's
coats. Bought in large quantities
and as cheap as money could buy.
1t will be to your interest to see
them and get our prices.
Byars & Coffin.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-09-24

State Of Ohio City of Toledo Lucas County, o.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he is senior
partner Of the firm Of +. J. Cheney & Co., do
Ing business in the City Of Toledo. County and
State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day Of December, A. D., 1856.
Seal. A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous sur
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, Toe.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-09-24
MEN AND THINGS
IN GEN ERAL.

Epttome of the Weeks Doings
in Holly and Vicinity
See E. NJ. Botsford for the latest
Edison Blue Records.
Mrs. Hans Tychsen of Granada,
mother of Mrs. j. G. Christopher,
disposed of a splendid irrigated
eighty-acre tract last week to B. G.
Boice of Havilock, Iowa, the con-
alteration running away up into
the thousands.
We carry a complete stock of
rope, leather and harness supplies
at the Cash Grocery.
Miss Ruth Christopher enter
tanned the members of her Sunday
school class, also its instructor, i,
Mrs. a. e. Clewell, at her home
last Monday evening. Choice re.
freshments were served and a
pleasant evening enjoyed by all.
For SALE-Good team of mules,
four years old. Cash or trade.
F. Fl. Allen.
Messrs. j. A., r. L., and w. S.
Silver of Lamar were Holly Wis
itors last Tuesday, and were much
interested at the progress made
here since their last visit.
FoUND-Motorcycle. Owner may
have same by identifying property
and paying charges. Inquire at
Chieftain Office.
See the big art display in White
Bros. window.
Fire insurance tn at insures.
Good old line companies.
F. 81. Allen.
Try our 5.lb. box of driedfruit-
apricots, prupes, pears, peac hes.
Cash Grocery.
The latest style plush coats, at
White Bros.
Queensware, china, dishes, etc
Cash Grocery.
A big line of Marshall Fields
Athena underwear just in.
White Bros.
For Rent-Two store buildings
on Santa Fe avenue, suitable for
restauront. Inquire at Chieftain.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-09-24
OUR MAN ABOUT TOWN.

Messrs. c. v. Newman, j. c.
Ford. j. r. Gould and W. l.. Bur-
ger of Lamar were here, and also
in the southern environs on Satur-
day. advertising the famed Prowers
county fair.
Are you ready to make final
proof on your homestead? Papers
carefully prepared. q. S. Commis.
sioner, Chieftain Office.
DR.. F. D. Pratz writes from De-
catur, ILL.,, that their motor trip
from here was both pleasant and
interesting until Marshall, Mo. was
reached, when they abandoned the
benzine buggy and took the train
They are now settle. in their new
home and send regards to all.
Patronize Chieftain advertisers.
They can be depended upon.
Word comes from T. W. Emery
at Colfax, Iowa, that his rheuma-
tism is but little improved and he
may come home any day now, that
he may have the comfort of being
with his family.
F. 81. notary public, rent.
ais and collections.
P. W. Burden of Sarcoxie, Mo-,
who owns a handsome 32O near
town, arrived last Monday, refus-
ing all offers for his land.
Splendid wall map of Colorado.
also cloth book map, for sale.
Latest map of the Arkansas Valley.
Chieftain Office.
w. A. Robinson, live stock mag.
nate of Lamar, was here Tuesday.
Oliver Grandpre of Trinidad,
brother.in.law of r. L. Pickett.
-Sundsyed here with his relatives.
FoR SALE-Narrow tire farm
wagon. Inquire at Appel's.
Attorney Alfred Todd, who left
Lamar few years ago in search
of that perfect country just beyond
has returned to his fist love, and
mis- shingle now adorns the Bartlett
block, associating himself with our
old friend, Eugene Bell.
WANTED-A girl for general
homework. Apply to Mrs. F. M.
Wilson, Hartman. 15-tf
Mrs. E. A. Wines of Granada
visited friends here on Monday last.
The task of cutting and filling
ensilage sufficient for both pit
silos of It's tons capacity each was
accomplished the past week at the
Model dairy (old Fruit farm), with
with the aid of an immense engine
and force of twenty men. The
process is an interesting one, and
is we'll worthy of persons time
to observe, as the same power that
cuts the corn is utilized to "blow"
the ensilage into the pit silo.
Guns fe:, rent. Holly Hard.
ware Co.
Mrs. j. U. Brown, who has been
sojourning in California the past
three months, returned last Friday
aud has become so enamored of
the Golden Gate that she contem.
plates residing there in the near
future.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-11
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-11
Hon to DO II.

ore Faro Neli--one college man
one riilain--fist fights gorF-
one sogT-daugh--d0g tHanss-sra,s,.
Lucclfn--
Ana that's Par North story.
Stint juieps--enioneis--gid repira-
one rhlie JAKE and hogel-
Il ersnl a---Es1rtfas' exssessf.
And that's 2 Souihern novel
one social bUd--0ne Wall street mar
~0nsa auf0s-zis& and saith
ore H1s : Fiash--one De-one Van
Ard shafts the Tale Manhaftan
s dun gray ;one--a ulatless Dio,-.
The Yankee wang ard d.tssor--
Uld malls-nne social '--one wha..
ulf"-
AHa that's New Englana fiction
Eeirrls=fs--cow hofs-Bfoncho Bob
Who's rimbl@ ~ a cat is--
Mrrh alkali--a coach - rub
No need 70 sly what that +
-. Wr.teFg 70 yQur keysd machines
Nor AJAX q fheuc frorn ifcaven
slun not the fali-eharged maeazires
Just fJi out Form Eleven.
Walter ~. Dety. in Life
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-11
SOAP ON HAIR CAUSES DANDRUFF.
SCALP GETS DRY, HAIR FALLS OUT

e.@an. out il viii be wavy. fluffy ane
abundant and possess an iueomnara-
pie softuess and lustre.
Besides cleansing and beauufvins
tile hair, one application u Danderine
ui-soiYes every particle OF dandruff.
81 p mates the scalp. stopping itching
ana falling hair. Danderine i 10 the
hair what fresh showers OF rain and
- nsh'ne are 10 vegetation. II goes
flsht % the roots. ic.sgorates and
strengthens them. It's exhilarafiug
ana iHe-producing properties cause
the hair 70 STOW long. strong ana
beautiful
Men' LADIES' you can surely have
.ots q charming hair. Get % cent
bottle Of knowiton's Danaerine from
any drug store or toilet counter and
tTy t.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-11

Spectacular and artistic was the ro-
eSie drama = Dream % fnir Nom-
81. siased In tho high school auei-
HlftNm FHestay evening for which the
Christian Eudeavar ssristy Of the
Gold and Broadmav church was spon-
ser. The large anaience that filled
ne firsi floor and part 81 the ball
eoay responded ~.sn enthusiastic ap-
piause 10 the work ~ the young pro-
Pie wae partle 9atea
prelude program az five eonccrt
numbers constituted a curtain raiser
q exceptional merit Thase selections
were a deiieateH interpreted violin
number played BY Miss Irene Partch.
DRAMATIC reading by Miss Ida
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-11

. seanA.nL an Inaan ciuh drid Us f4ur-
teen young ladies % Miss Fadners
class. reading dv Mss Ghur stte
BuxHer sud TENOR Solo b1 BIZ
farker
Para tre was Tennssaas ana aet
dranlA enlarged POI treaFp1E dion rf
modern characters Against back
ground ~ rural SCENERY tina shades %
she nasl ia sEnsEly wsfeh fixed .ssi
falt dreamer aha nad been lniied
20 step Df sarg ord iig angels Ne4flsss
charm with Eeses- Father Time lfl
sable robe w4th abe typical stwthE
lknCwu ID private fife as O.. - &e.nl
scattered ibe si1.1ss, and dT9pp-us
thelr sAreads tha chs saeters i1 erHl
liant costumes re-f uacted scenes ~
history Aiss Nellie Crawford as
. Helen % Troy and Mna w. A. North.
as her rival re-iiyed q dramatic
scene 1lIss Charlotte BriHner booked
md acted sDiend54iY the role q Cleo
patra &ext caE Jeutha's daurhier
fGrsHe filbsDnl. who 81 pautgm.He
told tne story pf her devotion 80 Israel
whilst yocai duet. Consolation
vas sang by Msssrs EarEer and
SpauldirE
drM Wih flower mreaghs and
tamborlnes ty sax young ladies fell
lowed afreT which -Jeplaa -. Fen
lan sEauidlngi and three warriors en-
tere.l and eEacted the famous scene
that eliminated ia the death az Jep-
tha's daughter.
Anoihez Biblical scene follo@ef
These IS Naumi and hCr daughter
in-laW Ruth and Orpha
A trio that made Is genuine ht
with the audience was HA1wltha.~
~Mtnnehahz" ana Nokomis who q
gay Indian leatheF toEgery looked aud
acted like born Indians These were
Mr Benson. llda SeanEini and ReFosia
Swa9ne. a thriM that was somewhat
~ e hair-faiser was The dash II q
wotofyFcie across the stage. Father
Time Nas the knight ol tbs gasoline
hears vino bore away the tesd
slaves from Cleopltra's throne. NY
dia. ~ blind flower girl. Was irsl-
pFessikel aete8 lr Nellie Cra Mf0rd
Beatrice hiil as joan Il Are" gave
an affective farewell q her lambs in
the wales uf Dsmremy.
The bridal march e the Ten Nfr-
gins was oueraf the classic scenes
81 the program The bride. News
Bake. preceded ~ flower girls. az
tended tl five llsht-bearing maids
moved O. the MeHteissaha march and
enc CID far0rlie bridal s0ug. pass
Under the Rod. The song changed
20 Too Late and Lead KAnazy
Light @s sae flee maids without
lights rushed Ia ard gave in panto-
mine stery ut despair. Mrs Ben
son Representing alexirn" entered In
mains AIrs S-ss-ssrt az Europe
bore a BLACK cross Labelled War r.
these kueelne figures Uele III caue
with ease an8 sang ; song - peace
4 iahlsau - ara the 40 participants
Was the climax. and during The posing
the dreamer Miss Parker aakered
60 see the picture vanish behind ess-
tairs.
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- .sEtf faerat erserfsirr1ez Z
lF71rs 1er tfe rsffDn = Mr.
arle Wide %rasr ss. and "a taH-
fTff
he uFoEFsrl To- iEs afeninE sslo1
On N'aealsg e. aF fEAaM
Pfsger - EeF E n. sehueier
prea.rE astf
opearK address ay Judge George
81 craig
Afa
kfsHs lne % rafliuE acdfesE. Sa-
Hffnts 9aNseer Mary yi0f.
iie8lrT i7 Hrs Anna Wide
-trImaI
kdaFeEs ~ Mr % y. Phmlrrs
Resz1rtf. era ~ Guardian. Card ns
UefTiNela
AfueF
EeHe1letien 30 BeF Eehuier.
fffu lesson.
Convention called g. order BY
1ranf riulr1isn Msfd effid
appointment - crflerfll commit
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afm tu hasa HrH HeFH#afs hH'
Hafa a9 faf haas elsnes snna Has.
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soy taat sttuQaHfaas easnea shen it
W#H III taN rapem tAa amncHHens8nn
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if esaEHH aonNIefed fhat fup
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closest FieW We have hfeh perm ifea
81 eHf = suth International criehfi-
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b3 nff NJ Ref hiie - enf and take
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-11

Mrs NJ. q chaNborrne gaFs ~ sn-
i"rnsal TIA Monday afternoon IN hon
~ - hrs Frederic Wfnn uf Springer
vile. Arsz- The guests numbered
some twelve ar Fifteen intimate frieuz-
q Ass VIM Mrs Sein Il FGeM
pogrel
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give aNpfeffl ~ Nftltf A4h ieEv tn
iiih Guy aEA SIREN q siateo tnAt
she sang Use Afsaa ifofH i4Fe aAi~fenl
operas ta IS many iafiEaasrs some
sees 20 TIE &mb4iAv4s Hatufe % hrf
effort mas 44neh
The snhlttt - ne meeting WaE
upefa and eFeF use mhQ took pam
lH ihH rt14iN spleHaid FfaEfa GO cnnkfl-
huie8 sometime af Substantial worth
o. iht sum tgfst q Information 90
ihat aAlft
Mfa d. j MetsHrv read d clear and
concise sln1psts and anaiff.s 81 the
sefsrai opeFas from shiloh numbers
weFe Hfterwa gwen
Mr. - 81 MHz1F SANG delightfully."-
ths Naitx HsuE from - Hoheme.
Maa g4aHae NaehaGs and Mrs
Thomas Eiakaas Eh8HsH their skill ln
dos 81 sgu N0ftr1.
MEM E r. Bradford the clubs
isFeeieect. ssrg fhe aria from Barber
81 ~setiia. shsvgna q side range Of
goee mlsh rare sweetness which re-
called TIE versatile @cDt ~ her roper
iore
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ron MiSs AiliIiIGIiT.

AZ event af more than Hmai lnter-
e8 n hmn seiai mad musical circles
aas Use banquet rendered 80 Miss
Ci4adf Abuehf D. Tire Fmtnlghtly
clgb Monday evening 70 TAFT bail at
faf htfafada4
The guest e homer wis radaHt ID
an exquisite creation ~ eeriee and
ala face with Embellishments 1T rose-
buds and leaves brilliant with da-
munAh ane waa presented with q
beautiful bouquet ef white roses and
ferns asa was much touched al the
graceful speech ~ presentation ~
Mfe Bradford as president Of the
club
The table was PRETTY decorated
with bouquets OF white and yellow.
with favGrs of daffodils at each plate.
Mfe RfadfOrd sat So the head With
Niles Albright az her right Next ~
Miss AihriEht was her old friend AIRS
Mattel stevens iiImoe Ilss Ethel
iiinNey az t0natmtafeas sustained q
difficult role with ait and cleyernesH
aud dfeH forth laughter and app.ause
from her hearers. Responses made
hV Mrs liiul8e Mfe isndeys Mrs
iicunire Mrs HfadMrd aud Miss Al
bright were heartfelt and impressive
Those present. besides the s8est 0f
honor, Weff MfN g. T.. Rradinrd. Mrs
Mabel Stevens iIimaf Mrs ~ 8 R0-
aeB. Mrs Reed. Mfs 81 d. Miller. Mn
Jas liHhhH ATS ~ B. HeHuink Wrs
g. D. Pollock Mrs a., III Wheeler.
dfe Ii o. Meizeer Mr-. Thomas
Hughes Mrs NcTcer. Mrs FL G.
Minirey Mrs Ray Bailey. Miss Ethd
Hickey Miss Rasa Harsch. Miss
Gfespieaf Miss iieicn Gouz. Miss
PaHla pnueL Miss Ruth Fright Miss
louise Niehoi and Prof J.. stanles
S4er
~ ent believes ihs current dra-
mt thiF Is the line most spHk4n
at women when entering q Aaeh-
eiar aUtriment
i- ! sanehow that shouiani
hFe swe pNek
NWlDHf NJ CfECIE.
Tee N@a biennial Mate eaaeeu-
tlea ~ lae Wos4ue rlrelG. the aux.
gy q ~ Nootasr IS ,he World.
90 ~ heH a tHs FATTY - Taesdag
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NsA ftelFmstt# ass fufa from
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n@Ne - iaeal rufn.Eef - the HFdeF
40 e.afofst g prazram has beer ar
raneFd Ter a. ea4 niaz daY. or
"Wednesday sHe snflfs Gas wili ne GlN-
- sFer ~ hFness sssssons. bat IN
iat eYea ~ thefa val ne s dau0e IN
aeHFr - fHe Astafe in Novlmens
azu Ff1a-u - tAe Noodmsh ~ ths
Wtrih f. NhAh tfsa members Il Cot-'
fsrwnn1 Gre ana shelr families ANA
the menbRrs ~ ti8ugeeFame eamr
4nd tas.r families are lafted. ON
3hsfA3As there sill be ceremonies
eusn fe ~ H8abiig which WiN ~ ex-
feFnGnsAg impressive the newly
'sifeisd 1ffAaEn Ntif ~ Installed and
tae aekeates and visitors viii b.
taEen Tor an auie. yi1a over tn cts
IS fkf guests al the Commercial club.
Thursday nl9ht there viii be an in-
fsfmgI reception. an address By the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-11
FIFTH BIRTHD Az.

- II DIN III
Wilma Lask. daughter OF 1Fr. ana
Mrs Dan " Lusk u silver city. Tiny
house guesa o. Ar and Mrs Tom IIa-
1ile. eeientatef her lnh birthday an-
aITensary Friday afternoon Nifb . iol-
N tfl.. psFty
lhe farerte games 81 little tots
Here played, .nclld ne two peanut
hunts Mar Bess Taft was the laelsy
little girl in the first game. while
Benlah Kahnt Won the prize 10 the
second hunt
Naomi Maharam. won the puzzle
prize and then came the be- 81 mar, al
EN- the table spread with pink decor
atioHs. including two beautiful boa-
gueis q pink sweet peas. PINK birth
1aF cake With five pink candles and
pink ice cream. while .lttlc piak has-
sets filled with different kinds III
goodies for favors made the little
girls happiness complete
The little tots invited we're ReuIah
AahnJ Dotfie Meyers. Dorothy Wed
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tcontinaed en- Page ThreeJ
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NINNEns rNIII.IAIy Ioslns.


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aA wsmnfrs n the reeanf tnuFna-
ree.t Hfh fbe iNghHsrd eish. enter
fans3 fhflr Gate naTtrsar.ts FRIDAY
afasfnoen M fEe heus - Mra bred
reaf tf an West Gnll aFeaas. The
decorations sefe spring foaefE
me nas sasee were Mra Garfield
Mfs FFank ~ ssurtr. Mra Jefre Haa-
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MFl1eT. SIR Frauk Eutt. Hrs Louis
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biz li1 friends
sad Mormon Hos SOP
Why ~ mfrfH aEf f1s ri drop
rhd pee nina married auy
mara life
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The cabaret SUPPER gwen ln the
masonic temple We4neH1ag evening
81 TIE ladies % 81 Johns parish re-
minded one only b. contrast Il George
AIDES fable * the sisters vino spent
s1mtlninv ike 1859 in sising & church
fair an0 counted e big success
When they took Do sts.t4. There
wrTe- ! shnuid E4f4e two 0T three
hundred people. att told. Al tire tenn
pie and the affair was nor only a fl
nanciai success Bot distinct social
triumph as weli
TIE advance notices ai the cabaret
supper Ola MOI Do if justice There
vas fun and plenty ~ if 600 che time
really excellent supper saa seEE-
80 Ia the early hours II the evening,
arb the general daucing was preceded
bY % program 81 spft .sl inferpfetaisFr
dances put an uHHrr tire direction u
Ars. A. b Keith shleh were "a de-
ilght a. all lovers "a grace aad beau
tg. incidentally 80 MSS be recorded
that MiFs Eleanor N4uaheb not only
Hon new laugeis a. q dancer bat ex-
miUited "a n0ise seif-psssrssler and
a good humor in the face % embar-
aHsiHg Circumstance that ans enc
might envy
The floor was good. the music ditto.
and we'll. / believe fFe already said
that The affair was "a uig Hutceas. 80
this about enc Best place { can think
ri To- stop
when 8 mau over 80 falls im
love the Fool-kiiier splits on hls
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-11
TOR MIS- DEI.ARARGE.


NJ Lyman pntney Ias host at =
dinner party 80 the AigBado last ~.
ea.Bg Gas special gsaeet iaiHe Nls.
Delltarre The table Nns decorsiai
with a iasket II American Beautv
r0ss-s The affair proved % D. ~.
- the most enlol able participated Is
hy the Younger -; this season.
Besides Miss ueiaharre NJ pu.
neys guests included Miss Shirley vas
Walkenhosen. Miss katherine NeMH.
len. Miss Dorothy McMiilan. Miss ne.
heoca HOrner. Miss Hazel hawkins
Miss Caroline Mio naeis. Mlss Grace
Siortz. Miss Louise Bell Miss Annette
W@inman. Mss Elzafrth Arnot Dr.
and Mrs Iaurenee p. lee Messrs
Fiayl Ire. Harold Bllfkendorfer
Chester lee, George White Donaia
wilson. Hugh Cooper. Walisae Bacon
Lyman Taaekery. Harold Ferry aad
James Blair.
Mr. and Mrs r. p. puiney AMI NJ
ard Mr u = Macpherson acted a.
ehaper0nes.
CraWfori--I $50 ih. teliie.r-
cnts ere calling 0ut the older re-
serFfsts DO you think that mar
F-ei men should BE- compelled 10
fight
cFahshaw-whF n0tg They are
used f1 d
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-11
TIE ARRIyAI nr KITTY.

4 delightful faree-eomedy with the
foregoing title kept 4 Large audience
IN rppies ~ merrmeug 81 the audi
torium FRIDAY righf Tire PLAY was
presented under the auspices of the
Chr.stiaa Endsafoy society of the
't8ngfegaiional church. and was puf
on IN manner that has never been
eNceiicd oy amateur talent in Aibu-
quefqus The casa q characters wss
as follows
William Winkfer Kflhuurne House
Aunt Jane, & sulrs.ar