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enough for two. and they have
tastes In common. told you he
could draw a bit. but shes a little
artist. tho you wouldn't think II II
you saw her teaching him TO skate
at Princes or taking me on at
golf Lucy Trcvcllyn's the best
type OF sportawomRn.
John Dollar VAS on his feet
Well. I've stayed longer than !
intended" said he abruptly. Il
promised 10 20 up within half an
hour 10 see II he was asleep. And
he will be But what's a nights
rest agains, such a tragedy as the
whole things bound 10 be-"
'Or such n mystery" suggested
TophArn vluson. II you could
only get 10 the bottom OF that. Dol
lar. we might know how TO act"
I'm not n dstective." returned
the doctor-but tho stiff words
we're hardly out before the stiff
lips RELAXED in a smile. I've said
that before. vinson. and shouldn't
wonder II you made me say II
again. am out 70 stop things
4 AAUHffAANks NkA ~ AANNfN atVlk
things that have been done and
can't bc msnded. hut in this cas-.
discovery may he the mother OF
prevention. and mus, have shot
with both barrels while there's
time
He had come In slum and grum.
bling. he went Off gay and In.
clsive. subtly enlivened by the very
gravity OF the matter. "a he al.
ways was but II was grave
enough. AZ was Dollar himself be
hind the sparkling mask that he
wore unawares In all times OF
stress
And on one point his confidence
was Justified without delay. the
young man in the Chamber OF
Peace was found drenched already
I'm slumbers worthy OF the name he
had unwittingly bestowed upon
that magic fastness.
But this was not a case in which
the crime doctor could leave we'll
enough alone. Every hour OF the
nlght he was upstairs and down
again.
In the morning 4. was he who
carried up tho patients suitcase.
woke him up. and watched the ris-
Ing tide OF memory drown the
thanks IN his throat
Now was the Doctors chance OF
checking Mr. Wilson's version of
the young mans troubles. but he
waited for George Peterborough to
open his own heart. and waited in
vain till the last five minutes,
when tho boy began to thank him
and ended with the whole story.
II differed very little from the
secondhand synopsis. but II con.
firmed more than one impression
which Dollar would have given
much 10 relinauish. The talk OF in.
tolerable suspicious was indeed
more consistent with a guilty con
science than anything else. since II
was duly followed by the admission
that nobody had expressed such
suspicious In anything like so
many words
The crime doctor was sorry he
had put the question; II was the
only one no asked But by eN-
hortlng Peterborough TO get all the
exercise he could. and by saying
he had heard great things OF Miss
Trevellyn's skating. the reluctant
dissembler had little difficulty In
obtaining an immediate invitation
TO tea at Princes Skating club.
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Next Week
"THE UNAFRAID"
Continues from Our Last issue
CHAPTER VII.
The Golden Kew
By Eleanor Ingram

Continues from Our Last issue
CHAPTER VII.
The Golden Key
Shelley vas quite right" Ell.
claimed the young man at the book.
shelf. with the prematurcly bent
back turned upon Doctor Dollar at
his old oak desk.
HE was never wrong when he
stuck to poetry" said the doctor,
looking up from an unfinished pre-
scription.
The other gave a guilty start He
was an Immaculate young wreck.
And he was in full evening dress.
for the crime doctors patients came
at all hours.
"Did say anything" he asked
with exaggerated embarrassment.
You thought something aloud"
said Dollar. smiling Don't let II
worry you: that's not one OF thu
straws that shows an I'll wind. What
IS II OF shclley's. Mr.. Eden
borough
only a bit OF one OF his letters. "
said the young man. Il Just hap
pened to open them at something
that rather appealed 20 me" And
the book shot back into It's place.
Not the bit about tho prussic
acid. hope7" suggested the doc
tor. for all the world as II In fun.
What was THAR" said Edenbor.
ough. with a face that would not
have imposed upon an infant.
"A little commission from Shell
ley to Trelasny. for a small guam.
tity OF the essential oil OF bitter
almonds, as he' called II. so that
he might hold In his possession
that golden key TO the chamber OF
perpetual peace
THAT was II. said the youth at
length. Il may as we'll be honest
about IT, But don't know how on
earth you knew"
The doctor gave a kindly little
laugh.
only By knowing the book" he
assured the patient. It's rather a
notorious passage-and you had
Just been clamoring for at least a
silver key to some chamber OF tenn
porary peacel"
You said you would give me
one. Doctor Dollar"
And now | think won't" said
the doctor. rising from his aged
chair. NO. you shall not 20 with.
out hearing what am going 20
propose to you instead" and he
tore the unfinished prescription
into little bits. II happen to haye a
Chamber OF Peace OF sorts here in
this house. TIA my latest fad.
You've found 1t a name, and in re.
turn / should like to offer 1t to you
for the night"
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1.-THE CRIME DOCTOR"

or--seIiing theml"
rs I, as bad as that" DR.. Dol
lar asked Vinson.
Stockton swears u H. To
me It's uncomfortable. But he
gives chapter and verse Of At lsas,
one drawing that found its way
across the North sea early In the
year. Edenhorough admits that he
either loat Il or had II stolen from
him. lie seems 20 have been more
observation-disclosures way you look
AZ it-durinE tho summer. But
this autumn the trouble has begun
again. A dockyard skesch.map has
flown the German ocean. come
home 10 roo.t by some means into
witch we'd better not Inquire. and
Ia pronounced b. Stockton a bad
imitation OF ono made for him by
Edenborough six weeks ago"
why bad imitation. I won.
derF"
The original has been IN the
first lords archives ever since: he
says the copy must have been made
from memory: but he has good rsa.
sons why nobody but EdenborouEh
could have made H."
Reasons tina, are not so good IN
law. apparently
Exactly. as yet there's no case
and there has been no accusation.
But | very much fear tina, traps
are being set. and I've taken II on
myself 70 put tho mailman on HIS
guard"
Tonight"
Yes: II was the first chance OF
getting hold Of him. and that only
By having the poor little bride TO
dinner MS we'll Heavy work. Dol
lar. drinking their healths and
knowing what was In the air The
only comfort was that Edenbor.
ough knew as we'll ma did. II was
written on his face. n you had the
key. and I hadn't TO DO much beat.
ing about tho bush when rot him
10 myself. He was wonderfully
frank. from his point OF view. lie
told me that the air ~ suspicion
was driving him out OF his mind !;
he said he hadn't slept for nights
and nights"
Attic no accusation has been
made7"
"Altho not an open word has
been said 20 connect him with the
bad copy OF his own map"
That's the worst thing you've
told mo-" said Dollar. quietly. He
protested his innocence. OF
COURSE"
In absolute tears"
And what was your own impress
sion. Mr. Vinson?"
Extremely mixed felt that no
was speaking tho truth. and yet not
the whole truth. lie had an air OF
guilty knowledge. II not OF actual
guilt"
His physical condition bears you
out" observed the doctor with re-
luctance. And the poor devils 20
be married In four days timel"
There my PHYS on the other
side"
But the girls another friend OF
yours? May ask her name?"
Lucy lreYellyn.
ANY relation OF Admiral Trevel.
lynn"
own daughter 10 tho old aendog.
and. II anything. the breezler OF tho
twol ! couldn't imagine a young
girl more like an old salt at heart.
She'd 20 TO sea II she could: as she
can't. she's little pillar OF the
Navy leaguo-and engaged TO the
first lords best young man. Could
Won conceive n more ingenious
irony. or a greater tragedy when the
truth comes out? Dollar II must
come out before Thursday. II lbs
ever coming out At alll'
rs IT otherwise a likely match 90
THE very likellest, but for this
worlds goods. and there'll DO more
of tbpm oup daV She hau rot
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Al the Skating Rink

Edenborough had departed with a
face almost radiant AT the pros
pect. yet no had scarcely spoken
OF his beloved until the subject OF
skating cropped mp. II was as tho
that was the only relation in which
he could still think of her without
pain and shame, and in due course
he was discovered on the ice with
the same look OF lingering pride
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ByE.W.Hornung
COPYRIGHT, 1914
The Bobbs.Merrill Co.

three were soon gone without
alarums or excursions. except on
the part OF the crime doctor himself
He was neglectinE his practice
for the case in hand: he was no.
where 10 be found when badly want.
ed on the TUESDAY night. nor yet on
the Wednesday morning; and this
was the more extraordinary In that
II vas George Edenborough who
wanted him. now with an asher
face than ever. and now on the teie.
phone in a frantic voice.
At dusk on tho Wednesday his
key turned in the latch. and next
days bridegroom burst from the
waiting room at the same moment.
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YOU the happy oenos Zanzibar? eve believe
that Is where the II. H. dwelS)
think the Siken shirt waists ouSe fashion
editor they are) anything the single gar
OF maids o South islands
these kind words will make the menfok sm
But listen,
you your chats-ke the kitchen
stove the palor rug?
who paint up ndeS with Hard Stuff and try
lick poiceman'
cheer anybody Lincoln the Heo
the slaves and then hire few StenogpherS clerks for six dollars
The barbari harmful indeed
protest fair kin did gaudy and
the Others.
The barbarc germ in men is what
baTbarnS? We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-12

Can you see any
resemblance, for in
stance, in these very
much abbreviated flare
skirts to the grass-cloth
petticoats of the care
free bellies of Hawaii?
DO these new
dangling earrings that
our best debutantes
are wearing. remind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-12
NOT ovERcoNFIpENr

Jas. Hamet. better known az
"Bill' Hamet, who has resided
here for several years. has gone to
Los Angeles. where he expects to
lve.-Porterville (Cal) Recorder.
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WOULD TAKE CHANCES

Sir, wish to make your daugh-
Ter my wife" said the young man.
The old man hesitated. Hadn't
you better see her mother first?"
he asked gently, after thinking a
moment
Tive seen her mother. and Il
doesn't make any difference-rlI
take the chances. Hill Record.
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The
Original
Mailed Milk
kourishins
Delicious
DtsestibIe

The powder dissoives in water Nee
Rich MIX, Matted grain extract In powder
For Infants, Invslids and growing children.
Pure ousrition. building the whole body.
invigors,ss nursing mothers. and the eyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-12
Mn. BACON PLEASE WRITE

MR. BACON PLEASE WRITE
Tho Shakespeare club held a very
Interesting and pleasant meeting at
the homo OF the president, Mrs
James III. Tobias. on last Monday af-
ternoon- The time was spent In
making peanut fudge and hearing a
paper on Harold Bell Wright the
great American novelist. by Mrs
Ralph IT. Miiiigers. The next meet
Ing will be held with Miss Lick ems
who will discuss Poiiyanns. a book
that has made great hit In literary
circles.-Ths Redersviiis tw. Val
Beacon.
jail vIsItor-What crime Is this
man charged within
JaIier-Nothins. He happened 70
- passing when Mike the Bite shot
. man. and he's held as a witness.
Visitor-Where's Mike7
JsiIer-He's out on BALI
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Some mining work 10 eonten1.
plated at a depth of 1926 feet in
Brazil. The element OF difficulty
II the great heat, probably 1865
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-12

ouR OWN THANEIoet

Los ANGEi.Es-The natives call
some loose. believe MS. Amaryili-,
There are SOC. GOO people In l. a and
how they live lord0nlyk or
course there are $4,000 people who
work making movies. and we hazard
the guess that there is about an
equal number working In cafeterias
Many OF the Inhabitants OF this VII
iage have gained so much skin that
they can balance bowl OF SOUP. a
am pickle. three sandwiches. a
barque load ~ salad tapiocs
cream pudding and glass OF milk
on one tray without doing anything
more au fait than splitting Just a
teeny- weeny drop OF the soup. may
be. down a neighhor's neck. Los
Angeles Is the biggest city on the
Pacific coast. but San Francisco. Sc
attic. Tacoma. Portland and santa
Monica deny II. The climate is
oh. well. what's the use:
NO, MACEDONIA, WE SADLY
MuTrER. THERE AMT NO
SUCH ANIMALS
Truthful lawyers.
Homely actorines.
Rich reporters
Spendthrift millionaires.
Polite conductors.
Strictly fresh eggs.
Huporous tsicD periodicals.
sERcr. cARa's IDEA OF A.
REAL SOFT SNAP
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:: g; e: e: :: WV A!|!:
Delicious NJ III - ~ n -,


a. no cooking Keep Il on hsnd.
The Original Food-Dink for ell ages
More nourishing than tee. coffee. etc,
In the home. or at Hotels and Cafes
Substitutes cost YOU Same Price
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Are We Still Barbarians? Yes. Anastasia,
w. G.
A RE. WE still harbarianS2

N ST
"A glmpng the Spring Maiden of the streets of
o YiIare AZ so
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THE FINAL appeal issued by the Henry
Of Europe 10 q fine and noble setting forth Of
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You can get lot OF good lane
bargains in Star Want Ads.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-11
u.s,Ir~ ct, rn, CONVENTION.

convention great or smn3i.
can be- held in this uity With
ont some resulting permanent
benefit. A. q result oi the Pan
handle stockmon's convention THIS
week Albuquerque has been ady"r.
ti-sd Throughout the United states 90
livestock center, a. tIud ut adt"rti'-
ug aryatil tu ~. desired ~ another
result several hundred men who had
nc,,I seen his cts before. ana VITO
did not know it's advantages. nav"
usyum, not oulN acquaintance bur
friends. A. e. more concrete result
four prominent pattlcmon viii mot.
,h.ir families 60 his city during th"
lat, summer IN order mat their ,h'i-
drcu ma, have IA" autapcs of uut
publ. schools. while two prominent
.tookgiowcr- of the lower iocos val
i VIII send her" one mis- Two ON.
and the other his daughter and son
Geo bee educated at the state uniNct-
s.t, These are immediate results
VNI.h have come 60 uur attention
/ uIuubtcdly there are other ana
more far roachipg ones
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OF Mrs. Chappell. Of Five Year,
Standing. Relieved BY Cardui.

Nj. Airy. N. C.-Mrs. Sarah N. Chap.
pet OF this town. says: II suffered ior
live years with womanly troubles, ulsc
stomach troubles. and my punishmenl
was mere than any n could tell.
tfiei most every kind OF medicine
ou, none did me any good.
read ore day about CarduI, the wo
mans tonic. aud ! decided to try il I
had not AIKEN bit about sax bottles uni
was almost cured. II did me more
good than all the other medicines ! had
tired, put together.
Ny .frierds began asking me WHY !
looked so well. and ! told them abouf
Carfui. Several are now taxing IT,"
DO you, lady reader, suffer from ANY
oil the ailments due TO womanly troubl,
such as headache, backache, sideachc
slceplcssness. and that ~everiastingly tired
lceling2
II so, let us urge you 10 give Cardui .
trial. We feel confident II will help you
Just as Il has Z million other women IT,
The past hall century.
Begin taking Cafdui to-day. You
won't regret H. All druggists.
w,1s. chAltsnsess Medicine Co. tAdlst
I:".s.,.... On jour sSss ssd u psss boos, Exon:
ysenl0ea IL WoDon." v ~ vsaeoos. NC. ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-11

TIIt uER Np'~ >IW~ So INiCI.


~ Ally readers of 90, Ig
Herald viii readily u.t 'lis
r,v paper of any t%'udou., ''
undue f.c~NpluIt1tiou r' .
tins newspaper is content 10 20
from day Goo dtt mrnishiun ~ "a
~ 30 happens. The day 10 htprc0s, r"'
49, quickly as 1t can be- pat iu' fol"
and .uprii,d Zoo uur reader. "a /,
s.tiug much about our no1. -oiEl
ana permitting tho service, 600 -p,l@
for itself
This h.ing true We ma, nc p1"-
duuod. perhaps. for pointing ont tue
quality of the service which We hdF"
been able To- furnish ia" people ot Al
buqu.rque during the executing hours
Of Thursday and Friday imm"diat"l'
preceding an" movement of Unite
states troops into Mexico. follow iur
the columbus massacre Much as ~"
may deplorc the massacre itself ana
III, necessity It has forced upon tbs
lNh'NHl' - hNNA ~
crn M.Nico-y.t We 40 nj 20 know
about the facts th"m a'
quickly 49, ~. can
Thursday NOM. 300 the
Evening Herald vu U street.
with e FIRST extra tuu 'n' 10
mcag.r details of ,o. .. I. uH'.
rage. This was o. ,!... ~" ~-
ahead Of the Hcra', l- r
aud eighteen hour, ahead of , o.
other newspdpcr This "st os.",
wps followed Thursday hv t it-
ton aud hy a third ~ $50 300 o.
r.rnoon. giving 4, AlbHpu,ruu,
pi. ron details 81 Tho situation at
IImbus. down tn minut" ing tent. H'-
Tor. tire. O'clock IN ia" afternoon.
Yesterdays m]"in,u'uus even B."
Washington and e.. the hordcr sor'
gwen TO Nlpuonoruuo u, y .q.gtq'l
noon.
The Herald has never issued ''
",Ntra morclS Tor the iuu of I"ltir.
o. Yut-or tor tn" yellow pursuit @
the u.mhlr nickel when news '
rr,yo Importance breaks his new
Iau,r means To- hasten It's service s
49, to- give that news to Nhupucrlu'
u~ CLOSELY after % happ"ns as cl"'
'iluit, and u modern printing plan
E.l permit.
1u,r, NIL De- exciting rN"u' aI,r'
ito iordcr and Iu Mexico "" no.
II,np oi reason 90 fear tor ms .
DAYS g. come During ;hce, d.'
N~inupu.ruuc Will -" abb, 20
o., .nr Herald with assurlu., o..
lis r,V. aud ma" u"ws ,w. ri n
events nd "details thereof Nt. 20
|.1rrl.,d n"' ouly IN" ia, q ~
l,r9,n.. NIl ns nearly to Ia" no "
.u3u,.,t possible
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-11
TuC BUILDING Dllt '"fN.

" HEREvEH street r, q"
\A tensions arc r. ltnH
" wherever contractors nr
busy ami carpenters are u c'
maud. wherever the buildr l'
houses and budding trades aIr ia.n-
ng out tor business and Tor Wv
and getting There >uu 81 md
rruwfh
These conditions an "l them ,N'st
n Albuquerque today to % J,rI,, net
SHOWN al any other time during IA"
past eight ,cars 'u r,"r section ot
me city new buildings. homes nig d.
ness houses and manufacturing Hu
supply construction under W
There is not am Idl. Contractor 10 Cd
b|uqucrquc or uu rtlo carpenter 90
mason OF artisan who IN any Way .s
connected with TN, build ms trades.
SOMETHING of tnls is reflected IN
this afternoon Herald 30 me urst of
% series 81 SATURDAY night articles On
nuiiding activity and i,. r.rnm'rt 10
ms city and yicin. 10 .s sat" q"
,ommens thcsy art, the s'riou4
attention Of Al. Ne i'''
Thoy reflect e 1ruN tdy under
iull headway uuu point i' o.
period Of cspaus tH .E 's.
importance. F~ryr,r.E 'rI - .
,s,,uIpp t.rt,d Ytr 81. .r ...t 81 .
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az much by the false reports sent ou'
49, b., the tiuc reports which ha'
con. out.
\ publicity agent Is - worthy al.
Juuct t. a worthy business or govern.
inr enterprise one finds u difficult
To- Imagine auy combination Of ci..
Cumstaur's. however, under which
the most rNper. purli.ist could allie
Niate the conditions or minimize the
hurro,s popularity supposed to cNis'
10 hell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-11
ROTH COMIN. N>D noI

NE George p " F.. .. ?
eminent and q Dew u.f'f
publisher in Mexico CIty. r i' .
speech ~ AN All Cub luh'n'. i'
Kansas city Tuesday in which b" 40
,lnr.d that Mexico had been sil'N"H'
!, harmed by false reports sent "'i
about conditions u events IN 'H'
republic.
Mr.. Weeks however. probably WIZ
admit that Mexico has not been hh''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-11

There is no better IN ostmcr' han
70 nt'y cent pIo"c Iu a bottle 81 M"r-
fol Ian U'u'. Mus ular and rheu-
matte pains swelling. lamou"ss aud
u OF The muscles are promptl,
relieved. Morltol WHIT" Ltnlm"nt is
osrcc ally recommended as a genera
paJu killor ~ unusual merit Prices
aaD. SOC. s. 90. piNrIl DRUG CO., local
agency.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-11

Mis- Fri,ui Pearson
silent Cuuft.hIp-
Miss Iii,di Pearson Nr
Eus. Nj. NimIIu. Nu.n'
Vu'r Ma IlttIt Nlis'r
49, E,lu.ug 9TH, SAXON Nt1s
Mis- NruIl,
~ Song lud CHORUS - l'ri"iI
Miss Mabel Kinds and Dancer.
a. tn, clos, ur mo program 70 ban
uu,t v.I DIT. served 40 huuur 90 Nj
johnson.
tn program Ia aIg,u ht SIR q
W.,". lrI VI Abb, TO-, u. nf
bills IL -,,ur....uu anil dane.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-11
CASE AGAINST REVELL
DISMISSED BY WARD

o.. D.. Nr.,.I 90
=" 49,, ,,,.
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a , N..,t a.uI.s,a tr,
,, chm, r,.,. vn, hl.
,.it t.,. a., ANN. INN, r,rdnr
f''ll l,''' "r'
...'. ,,, nom ian .mbarrp-- .s
situation
MI'. ''''h 'i'u ANY ,n.' W.
u,E. ,,, J,src. murder ra,
5..pissaI Yesterday was 20 great sur
rriso
The district 'l.''n', ''''' '"'''
roo. .p.s-nc.
,-.p ., .n. ,r.. mas been that tp
evidence Iu,. mot support IN" .nat2'
OF murder "H. 'o"' I'' "'
49, ..r.. .,,.., 80, =.
,.,,. ,..,.. r..I. r.f,,.t. upuu 3D..
state legislatures which have nus "a
d''In'd O." enact ''. l''',''n ''
h'"N''' GOV -
,r ,.,. ...I., ,r. rduurd- a
.It... Iam,u.uuIN irI, that there be- 600
Jaws con- the -'tili" books "l lh' '''.'
.,',' ""'' ,,.l..
.,., ,..l,,, urd.r
ma, .r,,.l
,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-11

The Tgo.Ia. 800 club met W.'h
Mrs. o. T. ~.hltt at her home lu
North Fourth trcci last Tuosda'
afternoon Nh. " llnului 'ud Mr.
4 S.HHtI e seattle wor" guests -
Dpr ,luu rill'. tel hlsh nro were
won u, Mrs g. II Swceuo, and Nj.
A, S.huJl = delicious luncheon Was
served ul 'u, hostess Tho ,lub m".0s
with Nh sweeney In iwo weeks
o.
Au u%ruSu'lll interesting program
has been prepared for the entertain
W"nf 'o nr gwen IN honor ~ M" -u-
prtmr ~urganI,r of the Modern
Wondmeu 81 America, Ralph g.
johnson of Linroln Nch March DE-
hy local wom1,rs ~ that order and
OF tine Ru,ll Noighhors.
The progr1m follows.
FART l.
g. Address be-, Ralph T.. Johnson
of Lincoln. Sch supreme Dr-
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