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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-16
@nnufra kat1tpagt1r.
&en ,mob Sc bbie Eri7er. Mbbar.
TEL til @pebe-8aronerne. Hlan
On, at ppfipbe Mblingen.

Waibington ben 133oe gl1g Ser.
bert Soober begp1ote fibbag fin &a11-
pagne mob bgte Yrifer. 9an8 fgrite
8eftrebelie git uo paa at faa Briien
paa anerifanits 8re6 neb og gigre
ben mere itabil. Derneit bil ban
iege at faa table Briier paa neos
lagte @arer, &ie6 og anore 2epnets.
mi6ler.
&an begpn6te ioag me6 at un6er.
rette &pe6e=8aronerne ON, at ban
1ne6 &raft bil giennemfgre 2obet1
ON &ontrol al 2epnets1nibler og er,
flereoe, at &egieringen er re6e til
at fiebe bele 1917=@peoeaplingen -
ca. 650,000,000 8nibels - ONT MO-
ben6ig for at beffptte baa6e @ro6u.
cent og 6orbruger. @an opfor6reoe
alle @lepatorer, Wgllere, 6orban6.
Iere og 8agere til at inofrente paa
fin Sortienelte. I
Sra lite Sept. al agter ban at
giere fplgen6e::
SSnofpre 8ebillingsipiten for alle
@lepatorer ne6 oper 100 &gnoers
baglig Bro6uftion. Mabne &egie,
ringsbureauer for at opfipbe &beoe
be6 alle 6e fornenuite Sernbaner og
ielge ben igien for rimelige Briier
til l1ofgrfel og til MeIerne. Opret.
te en &omite UNDER Yreii6ent @ar.
fielo al @illiams College for at fait.
iette en- rimelig AsriS for 1917-Mb.
lingen. &enpen6e fig til @lebatorer.
ne og Meuerne ON at faitieHe ct
8rtsregulatip baieret paa patriotiife
&enlpn og beregnet paa at gipre
8riierne paa &beoe, Mel og luttelig
8rg0 table.
Gor at fire fig Sn1g6efomn1enbeo
bill &oober bare uoite6e 8ebillinger
til oe @lebatorer og MgIlere, Der
garanterer at forlange e,t rtmeltg
8rtS for Notwithstanding, lite at
lagre &be6e mere e11b 80 Dnge ,,6en
bans Gtlla6elie og at inblepere re-
gelmesitge Napporter ober bbab Be
n1o6tager og afier6er. @or1,bbrfer-
ne bar facet Mnmooning ON at op.
bgre. me6 alle Moteringer paa 6er,
fontmen6e &be6eabltng.
Berioner bba6enten be er
tningsbrancben eller ei - Der
boloer paa &be6e eller Meltontraf.
ter ftgrre eto n6obenoig for or6tner
Gorretning, bill blipe @ienfta11b for
retslig Gorfplgeie % raabes til at
ultfbtoere fine aontrafter tro1.
Gor at opu1,1ntre ben tnbe11lan6fte
N1elpro6nftion bill &oobG ftipuIere
en- ftgrre nbfprfd af Md iftebeufof
&peoe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-16
8aeifiiter i &apitodiet. 8dibington

8aeifiiter i &apitotiet. 8dbington
ben 96e Slug. gogle Bacifiiter bolot
ct Wepbe 1t1t6er &apholtetS Dom
ioag, forIangte at &ongresfen ffnloe
pere @esfion i116til ben bapoe op.
bppet l16ifribningslobe1, og trleoe
meo at iette 8raiioent @ilfon l1noer
Mnflage, n1eon1in6re bet blep giort.
@enatorer og &ongresman6, i11b.
b11M til Wfgoet, Der bolotes 1t1tber
@uipicier al r9eople's Council Of
@mericn for Democracy ano Heace" !,
tftteoe i1b @uun1net og foripanot iaa
igien, efteriom Ealerne ifreo frem.
Mgoet bleb bolot Senatets Mi-
Iitprfon1ites Stunt bbor for nogle
Tiger iiben l1offribnings sloben bleo
,,oarbeioet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-16
UNIVERSITY or COLUMBlA
VAR HOSPITAL 4
&tntkhnlntH11tunft.
Brittle Mrbei6ere bel1ttter at laoe
i fig reprnientere beb Spcialiit-
i fpnferenien. -.
Get brittle Mrbeiberpartt iplittet ipnt
6plge af 8eil1tning p1n belegere-
De til Gtpcfbolm. =.

! S0n00n 0en lU0e 2lu9. : we Dr1It'
lie @rbeioere beilutteoe ioag at laoe
Jig reprnlentere peo BEN internatio.
male Socialiftf tfonferens, ion1 ifal af'
bol6es i Stoefboln j September.
Denne 8e1utning blep fattet peo
en- Mrbei6erfonferens, bbori oeltog
600 Delegater, repreienterenoe alle
acknowledgements / England.
Ser bar ifarpt bette Meninger ON
8ritterne Ifuloe tage Del / @tocf-
boln1- -Mebet. ~
geIolntionen, fom pe6taget al
&onferenfen, uotaler fig Gapsr al
at be brittle arbeioere beltager !
roaof oflnnenbe Ggenif % 11oen at
bore bunbet tfI Sc SanoIinger, ION
Ser 1naatte blibe taget.
9elegaterne, ber reprMentere5e
100000 Mrbet6ere, ften1te n9lten
3 MOB / Sabpr af Deltagelie /
&onfere1tien; 1,864;o00 @temmer
blep afgibet for og $4,000 imo6.
50. S. 8ur6p, Mrbei6erfonbentio'
mems Sornan6, erflereoe, ioet ban
iotte Spprgsmaalet un6er Mfiten-
ming, at benne Gag bar af ben al
Ter ]terite 8etD6ning for BEN brittle
Mrbeiber1ta116.
So rusiiffe @epre1entanter lao
paa @latformelL 6a Stemmeafgibnin>
gen begpn6te.
glrtbur @e116erfo1t> Mrbei6er=Re,
proienta1ten &abinettet, bar in6e
for brittle slrbei6eres Deltagelie
Stoctboln=Me6et 1aale6es fom @e-
1olltionen lgo - raa6llaaen6e, men
iffe btn6en6e.
5tocfbolm Sen 106e Slug. De ito
lienife og belgiife @octalifter bar BE-
iluttet lite at 6eltage / Sen interna.
tionale @ocialtltfonfere11s berammet
for @epten1ber, ifplge Me6oelelier
,t1o6taget Der i6ag.
2onbon Sen lite Muguit. -
England bar i6ag ftprft optaget al
6en bitreite Strio paa mango Maa.
ne6er. Stri6en fulmtnereoe / Mr.
bet6erpartiets 2e6er, Mrtbur &en6er'
ions l16tre6en al Minilteriet %
@rigsfabinettet. -
ct 1negt ffarpt 8reb fra Hremter>
1niniiter 2lop6 George o11flageoe fat
tiff &en6erion for at babe fbigtet ben
Gillio, iom blep ifjpnfet batn al
@rigSfabinettet, Miniiteriets inore
&re6s, Der bar babt ben 6irefte 2e-
6elfe af @rige11.
.SSgaar bol6t Se1berion en- Sale
peo ben Observation-Disclosures, fom Be.
iluttebe, at brittle Mrbet6ere ffuloe
repreientereg peb @tocfboInsfonfe.
renien, og tbreoe for 8ebtagelie al
@eiolutionen. SSfblge @eiolntionen
ffal @onferenfen betragtes iom raao-
raae116e og lite fom bt116en6e.
- @aibington ben lite Mug,1ft.
l16enrtgsmtniiter 9anitng oplDite
ibag, at i1gen Pos btl b1tbe u61teot
til Mmertfanere, Der pnffer at oeltage
/ SociaIiftfonferenfen I Stoefbolm.
11oenrtgs s6epartemenet fer neo MtS.
bag pan @onferetfen % muligbeben
for, at ben fal ubbrebe Greosfteu,.
ming be Gamble fou1 tager Del.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-16
;Jkkr til R11Hlattn.
Sc feite al Miaiionen albeles inoo,
at an1erifanfe 9ropper ienbes
til 0tfronten.
Gn megtig amerifanif= =fienbtli8 Hro'
pasan6a bripes / 9fuslano, itbt.
tet at tpife Benge,

@afbington ben 106e- &ug. 9fe,
gieringen bar lite til @eniigt at ienoe
Eropper til @uslan6, blep BET off
cielt oplDit @ftermib6ag.
Waibington 6en 10oe @ug. l16e11-
rigs6epartementet begpn6te i6ag at
inoffrn11fe l1oiteoel1en af Has til
&uslanb for at forbi116re tpffe Mgen,
ter ! at reiie oto fra Seem Sort. &oot-
Misiionen bar oplpit, at mango Rus-
iere afreiier fra Seem Dorf goot for
ipnet meo tDife 8enge, og &asbl>
reauet bil 6erfor freoe, at enbper,
iom 9nifer at retie til 9uslan6, af-
logger begtise 8ebiier for @eiiens
8igtigbe6. @nbber Mnibger ON Bas
pi1 blipe feet npie efter / @pmmene.
@nslo116 biltoar / bette 9lrbeibe.
Set bar 1tengt fine @renier for rel
fet16e, og &un6re6er af Sn6banorere,
bopeoiagelig fra De Soreneoe 9tater>
faar life lippe in6 / 2ar6et. @fan,
btnaptlfe &abneautortteter bar neJ-
tet at 1aoe faaoanne SS11oDanorere
reiie eiennem fine 2an6e un6er Sor-
fdg paa at ne6brp6e Sfranfen.
- @aibington ben 106e Slug. Mf'
ien6elfen al anerifQnife Eropper til
9itfronten bifal6es bare af ct Meo,
lem al 6en amerifanife Misiton til
@uslan6. Set blep iagt autorttatipt
igaar Mftes, at CHARLES @omar6 &us-
fell er 6en eneite af &onmisitonen,
1om tror at bet er beloigt at bringe
Sol6ater til &uslan6, og at 6e DO
rige Me6lemmer af &ommtsiionen
tror, at 7amerifanife Eroppers geer,
berelie bil6e {narere lfa6e END biel,
pc Mrmeerne / oct nDe Denofratt
@1ibu @oot og Teller bar igaar
l1oenrigsminiiter 2anli,tgs @ialter
be6 en- 2uncbeon og fortalte bam ON
enoel al fine Oplepelier % 5lntnin,
ger. Ceres ifriftlige Napport til
Yreiioe11t milion 1fi ~ iano pnligDiis
lite blibe offentliggiort. =. g: :.
0rganiiution og Dpm1tntring, lite
Mpnb, er bpao &uslanb trpnger,
mener 6e flelte Meole1nmer af @oms
misiionen. Me6 100000 Wan6
UNDER @oaben mt tror be, at &uS,
lan6 life trenger flere Soloater
ierlig tr@nger 6et lite nogle tultn6
fren1meoe Sol6ater, 6er. taller ct for
&nsierne nfien6t Tungemaal og
treffer be6re 2pn ng faar be6re Ma6
en6 6e gidr.
9lf 6en fter1te 8etp6ning> flyer &om=
misiionererne, er oen Spmuntring,
fom ita6ig fonmer fra 8orgere oa
glDiier / be Sorene6e 5tater. Slime,
rifaniffienotlige Mgitatorer, for Ell
flor 9el Nfe1rb, Der ti6ligere bar
boet ber / 2an6et> og iom MI itettes
al tpife Benge, foripger at male Slime
rifanerne iaa fort 1om nulig og faa'
le6es forbin6re, at @usierne tager
in1ob nogen Slags &ielp berfra. al'
le Meolemmer af commissioned tn,
6eItaar for &iitorien om Oprtnoellen
al 6enne n1erfelige omerifanf= fie1t6t
lige Bropagm6a. Sort efter @ebo'
lutionens n6bru6, itges BET, begDn6te
oisie Yropaean6tlter, fornemmelio
Sociolilter, ser bil6e afffnffe alt BE-
Itoae116e og uopberlig tn6fere &egie'
ring pao @run6lag af &ro6erifab
blan6t Wenneife1e, at 1e6raffe De
Toreneoe @tater og Mnterifan .rne.
Epiferne inbiaa itrar Sor6elen I at
faa Mogt ober 6isie &gitdlorer %
begpnote at forfpne oen meo Nenge.
y. .---~>-s--
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-16

Saft meget bebre. glap Center,
&mt., ben lite 4ng. uMfgiort be-
6re" erflere6e forbenperenoe Hreii-
bert Eafts 2eger i6ag. @r=Hrnit-
oenten bar ligget tiliengs it6en Man-
bag. San peobtep ioag at tage Ne>
ring til fig, og ban bentes at billie
blibe friif ON 1ogle Dage.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-16
krtl1Hn1aalR1tr.
Senator 2a 6ollette forlanser frern.
lat Sc allierebes Jrebsbetiuselfer
paa 8aiis at rTreb nben Seier".
@enatpr Sings Mobreiplntion om
arig, inbti 9pinanb bar fonet
for fine 0orbrpbtlier.

SSQlDtH8lOH OeH llIe NH9. VIZ
1rator 9a 6ollette af 8isconiin be-
gpn6te i6ag en- Scamp Senatet for
at frerntbinge en- berbe11spio 6re6S-
6isf1siion. &an forelagoe en Gtefo-
lution, bbori ban forlanger, at De
aIIiereoes SreoSbetingelier bliper
fre1nfat, npaa @runolag at Graleg-
gelie al nogen 8tnoing. / 9fetning al
@ritatning, territorial Grbberpelie,
Sanbelspribilesier eller pfonomiife
9aettigbeoer, bporpe6 en- @ation ffal
lbefefte fin Magt / l16lanoet paa en-
), aen geations 8efoitning, fom noget,
Soo belt uforenelig meo Oprettel-
fe,. 7exr porig 6reo @er6en."
Sc. Il bet lite lpffes slomtntitra>
tionens 2ebere at begrape @eiolutio,
men @omite = bbilfet man 1an6iDn>
ligbis pil foribge paa =, tegner bet
til en- al 6e itprite 9ebatter angadenoe
5p6rgsmaalet, ii6en @rpiioenten bao
ON Grflering af &rigsttlitano.
ga Sollettes Neiolution citerer BEN
r11sltife @rflering af 196e Mai ON
6re6 u6en Mn11eftion eller @rltat-
ming en- liene,toe @rf1ering 6en 19oe
Suli af 6en tpffe @igs6ag og 2oro
@ecils Grflering angaaen0e &rigs,
moal 11n6erbuiet Sen 236e Wai.
rMlle grfleringerne reber. @illigbe6
til at lutte @rtgen og bebtage 2eren
ON 6re6 u6en 5eier, iom proflanc-
ret al Brpii6e11t @ilion BEN 22oe So
11uor, iom ben enelte mulige 6reo,
Der tan blipe barig," be6er BET &e=
iolutione1.
Neiolutionen frembol6er, at Der
fro officielt faapeliom uofficielt Solo
boobe ber og ublan6et er blepet.
iagt, at pi ifal fortiatte @riget, in6til
en- Jre6 er opnaaet, fom giner en-
te1ten eller nogen af De nHiereoe Gr,
ftatning og territorial Climbing on
Sglge af &rigen, at GoIfet iffes fiens
Ser Sssnbbolbet at be11melige Erafta>
ter t11ben @1tenten, at Solicit gnifer
en- beiter11t grflnring ON &enitgten
me6, at 6e Sorenebe Stater @rigens
fgrite Mar bruger fra $13, 900, ,000.~
900 til ST., 600, 100000 og u6ifriper
en- Mrme paa 100000 Mano til
Giee1rite l1olan6et, og at Solicit bar
@et til at fien6e Mariagerne til, at
6isfe 8enge ffal bruges og bette 8loo
ubgD6es.
Ga Gollette fag6e, at ban biloe
forlange Neiolutionen beban6let /
neite l1ge. San u6arbetoer en- Sale
/ Sagen.
@n an6en &eiolution angaaen6e
@rigsmaal og Sreo blep forelagt al
Senator Sing fra l1tab. Sings @e=
iolution bil6e forpligte 6e Soreneoe
Stater til at erflere, at ubet lite bill
ilutte Sre6, fgr 6ets Maal og 8rin-
ciper iom erfleret at Br9it6enten til
&ongresfen Sen 2ben Mpril er aner-
fien6t og, opnaaet. Set bill fgre
@rtg, i11bti1 Sen tDife Megiering er,
fien6er og ioner for fine 6orbrpoelfer
og igger 8etingelier, bborbe6 Gpif=
lan6 fan optages Samfl1n6 me6 ci=
piliiere6e og oplDite @tater."
Saft meget bebre. glap Center,
&an., ben lite Slug. ~Mfgiort be-
hro" orfInprpnp fnrhpnf,nprp11Ap 92rnpfiz
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Edman and
family were Sunday dinner guests OF
Mrs. ]. s. Campbell.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17
EASTERN HOTELS
ARE MEATLESS
EVERY TUESDAY

Washington. Oct. 27.-"Meatless
Tuesday" has been established as
regular institution in some leading ho-
tells OF the National Capital.
This idea is sanctioned by the Food
Administration and it is believed that
the other hotels, homes and restau-
rants OF Washington will soon fall In
with the idea.
The administration looks upon the
establishment of this day as an en-.
couragingly prophetic forerunner of
Food Pledge Week" when the ma
tion's 22,OOo,O0O housewives will be
visited personally and asked to make
every day saving day for meat.
wheat, fats and sugar.
State Food Administrator Magnus
Swenson of Wisconsin anticipated the
Capital City In this. He recently Is.
sued a formal proclamation announc.
ing one meatless and one wheatless
day week for Wisconsin
"Meatless.' in the Washington plan.
Is construed to mean the absence q
beef, pork, mutton and their products
from the bill OF fare whether in homes
or public eating places These IRE
Tie meats most needed for export TO
the allies America has a large suu.
ply of fish and poultry. according to
official estimates.
In many parts of the country. a
'Beefless Tuesday" has already been
In effect for some time.
In accordance with a resolutInp
adopted by the New York State HotaI
Association many leading hotels in
the cities OF that state have signed the
pledge to cooperate with the Unirnd
States Food Administration in The
"Beefless Tuesday" which is TO chnr
acterize hotel menus once week
Similar action has been taken on tLe
Pacific coast. The Hotel Association
OF northern California through Jamns
Wood, hotel district chairman for tba
Rocky Mountain and Pacific statau
has declared for beefless TUESDAYS In
Massachusetts hotel men are pushing
tuesday AS Il second fish day in addj.
tion 10 Friday. Georgia hotel mon
nave declared for beefless Tuesdays
AnG oregon Is doing great deal In
IN" way OF propaganda for both meat.
less and wheatless days once q week
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17

The East Side Red Cross auxiliar,
will meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. p. F. Meacham on Farraday st
The Plummer Addition with Mrs
Fred Startling Tuesday afternoon and
the South Side with Mrs Gindecs,
Thursday afternoon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17

The Duplicate Whist club held
their regular meeting Monday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Mitchell
Those enjoying the evening were
Messrs. and Mesdames l.. B. and o
w. Sylvester. L. L. Carter. vaile.
Chas. Bishop. Macarthur. Misses
Emma Chapman, Blankenbaker.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 21st

Mutual Film Corporation Pre-
sents GAIL KANE the new Nut
ual star in
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17

Mrs. B. NJ. Gibson delightfully."- en-
tertained at an informal knitting
party Thursday afternoon. Piano
selections by the hostess were greatly
enjoyed. The ladies present were.
Momyer, Goodnight, John Burgett,
Chas. Holt.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17
Auction Bridge Club

Mrs. Rupert proved herself de-
lightful hostess when she entertain
ed her Auction Bridge club Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. b. b.
Wallace. The rooms were artistic
ally decorated with the national col
ors and very pretty red. white and
blue crepe paper lunch cloths and
napkins made the lunch tables very
attractive. Those enjoying the af-
ternoon were Mesdames X. X. Nit
chell FELTON,, Goodding, Moninger,
Edman, w. w. Reilly. Macarthur,
Morrison. Bushinger, l.. b. Wallace,
Robinson, Chas. Woods, Waters, w.
r. Carter. Cheney, Vale, w. S.
Woods, Ferguson. Chas. Bishop,
Freeman, Trueblood, John Woods,
Thome. Ernie Station, Carl Gil
breath, w. ]. Clark. Miss DIETRICH.
The West Side Country club met
with Mrs. Felix Kaiser Thursday af-
ternoon, November Sth. The mem
bers and guests present were Mes.
danes Charles James, Boyd Wheel.
er. Chester Wright, Wheeler Sr
Dave Wheeler. Leopird, Rupert
Wheeler and Miss Boyd
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17
Embroidery Club

The members of the Young Ladies
Embroidery club spent very pleas
ant social afternoon Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Hooker, as the guests
of Miss Donatelli. Those present
were Mesdames Short, Henry Chap
man, Carl Gilbreath, Ernie Station,
Goodding, Chas. Bishop, Misses Nora
and Louise French, DIETRICH, Imp
son, Steck, Christy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17
SOCIE TY

SOCIE Y |
Misses Alice Clark, Ethel Graves
and Louise Fogle and Holland Mason
were the dinner guests OF Abner Far
row at the La Veta Hotel Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Bishop enter
tanned at Sunday dinner in honor of
the third birthday of their little
daughter Alice. The birthday cake
with the tiny candles was the center
piece OF the large table and little
Alice cut and served the cake to her
guests who were Mr.. and Mrs. F. l..
Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Lauer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Lauer of Center and Mrs.
Cheney
An interesting meeting of the w.
c. T. U. was held at the home of Mrs.
f. +. Chandler. Wednesday after
mum. It lHe ltpOI Is VI the convention
were given.
The Dorcas Society was entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. John Webber
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. f.. d.
Akers and Miss Webber were the as
sisting hostesses
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. d. Barnhardt and
Mrs Emma Robbins were supper
guests of Miss Hollis Wednesday
evening.
p. +. o.
Chapter ", p. f. o. met in regular
session Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Chas. Bishop. The
chapter voted to do Red Cross work
at the regular meetings and to help
in the gauze room every alternate
Wednesday. A number of the P. E.
o. members are among the most ac-
tive workers in the Red Cross soci-
ETY..
Mrs. Woods who has Just recently
returned from attending the Supreme
Grand Chapter convention at Omaha
gave most excellent report A few
things worth mentioning in the re-
port were the message of loyalty
sent to President Wilson from the
p. f. o. Sisterhood representing
anti fr,,
America. The Supreme convention
purchased one thousand dollar Lib
erty bond during the convention. The
organization is now educating two
hundred thousand and sixty-eight
girls. who are High school graduates
and have loans from the p. F. o. Ed
ucational fund to complete their
higher education and become self
supporting. The next Supreme con-
vention will be held in Denver Octo-
Der, 1919.
The East Side Red Cross auxiliary
Will meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. r. F. Meacham on Farraday St.
The Plummer Addition with Mrs.
Fred Startling Tuesday afternoon and
the South Side with Mrs Ginde-s.
Thursday afternoon.
The Duplicate Whist club held
their regular meeting Monday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Mitchell
Those enjoying the evening were
Messrs. and Mesdames l.. B. and o
w. Sylvester. T.. l.. Carter. vaile,
Chas. Bishop. Macarthur, Misses
Emma Chapman, Blankenbaker
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Edman and
family were Sunday dinner guests of
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17
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Also one reel Bray Cartoon.
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 21st
Mutual Film Corporation Pre-
sents GAIL KANE the new Nut
ual star in
"THE UPPER CRUST"
These Mutual Pictures are
proving to be as good as any night
during the week, and some of our
regular patrons are looking for
ward to Wednesday night for
they know they will see some
thing worth while. Also one reel
FORD WEEKLY. They are fine.
ADMISSION 10 and Is CENTS
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17
Womans Club

The regular meeting of the Wom-
ans club was held at the home of
Mrs. Veerkamp Tuesday afternoon
The club have dispensed with their
program for the winter and are de-
voting the time at their meetings
sewing for the Red Cross.
Last Friday night about twenty
five couples enjoyed a dance at the
Woodmen Hall Punch was served
during the evening. At about ten
O'Clock refreshments were served
and the remainder of the evening
was spent in dancing. Everyone en-
joyed very good time and pro-
nounced Mrs. George Powell and
Miss Marian Hecker delightful host
esses.
The regular meeting of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution was
held Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. j. H. Smith.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17

Misses Alice Clark, Ethel Graves
and Louise Fogle and Holland Mason
were the dinner guests OF Abner Far
row at the La Veta Hotel Sunday
evening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17

Mr. and Mrs. Y. d. Barnhardt and
Mrs. Emma Robbins were supper
guests of Miss Hollis Wednesday
evening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17

An interesting meeting of the w
c. T. U. was held at the home of Mrs.
f. +. Chandler. Wednesday after
noon. Fine reports of the convention
were given.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17

The Dorcas Society was entertain
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. f.. d.
Akers and Miss Webber were the as
sisting hostesses.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-11-28
won't get married without the whole

VOL ss ~ Y sel inArFleu WlInOut the whole
family. /" 80 ss71
Il said right from the start
Oh, YES, Fairy, we know what Won
said" interjected Carol. 1--WE know
how you'll get married. First man
that gets moonshine enough into his
head to propose to you, you'll trot him
post haste to the justice before he
thinks twice.
In the end, the, wedding was post
pOned q couple Of months for both
Connie and Fairy took the measles.
But when at last the wedding party.
sInarshaled by Connie with q huge
white basket of flowers trailed down
the time-honored aisle Of the Meth
odist church, It was without one dir.
SEEMING voice pronounced the crown
ing achievement of Mr.. Starts whole
Passionate.
i was proud Of us, Lark Carol
told her twin, after it was over, and
Prudence had gone, and the girls had
Wept themselves weak on each others
shoulders. I'VE get SO in the habit
Of doing things wrong that / half ex.
pected myself to pipe up ahead Of
father with the ceremony. It seems
awful without Prudence but It's a
satisfaction to know that she was the
best-married bride Mount Mark has
ever seen.''
Jerry looked awfully handsome,
didn't he? Did you notice how he
glowed at Prudence? I wish you were
artistic, Carol, SO You could illustrate
my books. Jerry'd make a fine illus
tration."
I'VE looked nice, too. We're not a
bad-looking bunch, when you come
right down to facts. OF course it is
fine to be as smart as you are, Larkie,
but I'm not jealous. We're mighty
lucky to have both beauty and brains
in our twinship and since one can't
have both, I may say I'd just as lief
be pretty. It's SO much easier"
'sCarol !"
'.What? ~
"We're nearly grown up now. Wen
have to begin to settle down. Pru.
dence says SOL
For a few seconds Carol wavered,
tremulous. Then she said pluckily,
"All right. Just wait till I powder my
nose, will you7 It gets SO shiny when
I cry
.'Carol!'
'sWhat?''
isn't the house still7''
Yes CHASTITY
7 never thought Prudence was much
Df chatterbox, but-listenl There
isn't sound"
Carol held out a hand, and Lark
clutched 1t desperately. 1
eLet's-let's go find the folks. This
ls awful Little old Prudence is gone r.
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