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The Arvada enterprise., 1918-03-21
.Arvada to Have Big
Patriotic Meeting

have been IN the world war one
year, and yet only within the
present month has the names of
our boys begun to appear in the
casualty lists of those in action
on the western front.
Strange as it may seem, that
year at war" has passed amaz.
ingly quick, and without incident
for many of the people of the
nation aside from the changes
that have come in our manner of
living according plans and speci-
fications of the Food dictators.
But what about those whose
home ties have been severed,
possibly never to be reunited?
We read the casualty list today,
many of US, in an almost casual
il not Indifferent manner. is it
possible that we-who only a
year ago were bubbling with ex-
element when our nation was on
the brink of war are now relax
ing into a state of lethargy and
with a sense of security behind
the trenches that are daily
being drenched by American
blood-even the blood of our
neighbors' boys? Well. it may
not be quite so bad as that. but
we must be drifting with the
tids that unless it is stemmed
our boys will begin to ask them
selves the question ''aro they
with US in the spirit back homer
Remember. those trenches are
practically all that stand be.
tween Germany and an invasion
of your land of peace and pros
perity.
In this connection there is q
movement on foot all over the
state to have public demnnstra.
tons in the various communities.
towns and hamlets during the
weeks prior to Saturday, April 6,
to give the people an opportunity
to turn out enmasse and give an
outward expression of the hope
that is within them concerning
the future welfare of their coun.
try.
Patriotic programs which will
include speakers who will re-
view the past years activities
and take a glance at the future
interspersed with patriotic music
by school children will be given.
The plan further suggested by
the Colorado Council of Defense
is to a have a rousing big meeting
in the county seat towns on APP.
ril 9th when noted speakers will
be on hand to instill patriotism
and enthusiasm into the minds of
the people who must be aroused
to the needs of their country in
its trying hour.
Arvada will do its part in OBJ.
serving the suggestions of the
Council of Defense, and will
on Thursday evening. March %,
1918, have a mass meeting at the
Presbyterian church!
The following program will be
rendered:
Song, America.
Invocation, Rev. Sanderson.
Welcome address by Mayor
Russell.
Song by Arvada School.
Address by Hon. Richard
Broad. Jr.
Song. Arvada Quartet.
Short patriotic program by the
Arvada Schools.
Address. What are we Doing.
What Have We Done and What
Can We Do to Help Win the
War" by Judge Harry s. Class.
Benediction - Rev. J. F..
White.
The church should be crowded
to overlooking on this occasion
and all who come are assured OF
hearing q good program.
$1.50 gets The Enterprise.
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Presbyterian Church =
l0s. m. Sunday school.
II Q. m. Preaching service.

6:45 p. m. Christian Endeavor.
Come II you are not attending
elsewhere and you will find q
welcome.
Rev. Chas. g. Williams,
Pastor.
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ion linn, mas iein Electromagnetic
llno feline &oroifen anbetrift, nid)t
slei6gefommen iein. Mlsbonn folgen
Die @ltsgaben fir @er5te, bic er, o5-
mobl er lie ols Elm l1ebel anfab, reib-
lid) 81 State 5og, ferner unterltiisrn-
gen fir &lolter, Gir6en nro anoere
mobltatige 3mede, Die ebenfaas reid=
li6 f%lollen. Gum S6luB 5iebt oer
6ausbofmeiiter oes &arbinals fol-
genoe 8ilan5: Die 8elammteinnabme
beldnft lih auf 442,9S0 2ipres, mo-
bingegen oie @eiammtal1sgaben 494y
476 2ipres 6 Sous betragen. 9or-
aus ergibt it'd ein 9efi5it bon 81 1896
2ipres uno 6 Sous. Seltlan1erperle
bot lid Der Sofmeiiter bierbei per-
re1net. gr gibt ndmlib aIs oie So
be oes Defi5its 51,581 2ipres nno
5 Sous an. gs bliebe MN nod
ii6rig, ei1len uneefabren 8ergleieb
5tpiiden DEM @elomerte Ser oamoli-
gen 3eit uno Dem Der unierigen su
5ieben. Warimin 9elo6e bot es iid)
eriport, bier Die SbluBfoleerl1ne gu
mafen. gr iagt nllr nngef1br, oaB
beute oas @eIo ungefdbr flint Bis
aebnmol 10 piel inert lei, ais 5u Sci
ten Hibelielts.
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Grfit 8reTt fit seras:: Treitas Ben II. Snli 1918.

olls5eidnen, ben Sfe1t perlalien. geim
8au oieies 8adofens bat ieoe 8orz
iidf gefpaltet. Elm boafommenes 9rot
81 er5ellgen. Sc nab 8unib fann
Die Sber= ooer Die unterieite Deg
8rotes Itarfer gebafen E,erbel le-
0igli6 o1lrb 3ieben ooer StoBen eli
ner &lappe. Nod @l1nid loBt ii9
9ampf in ben Diem blaien ooer 5E-
riidboltenL uno oura 0rud alf ci7
nen eleftrii6en &nopf laBt ii9 DID
@eigminoiefeit Ser mebaniiHen gor-
~ridthngen erbober ooer uermil1oesn.
9as f~nuiperige, i60n %gebral1nte
uno gut ourdgebafene 8rot miro
oanmL nie es aus Dem Sfell fomnli,
in ein aroeres Stodmerf, gemobnlid
ein tieferes, gebrabt, mo es 10 large
o1f leinenen Hiemen nmlauft, bis IS
abgefiiblt 1T. Damn nmbiiaen Die
ginnidelmaihinen ieoes grot NIT
elmer itaub= n1b feimoidten @iille,
mos Die groBte Siderbeit fir ben
3erbrutder biloet.
Die alttomatiide gadcinribturg
fommt ben 8iinifen oes &itblifllms
nad reinen, gefunoen Habrungsmit-
teln in elmer @eife erttgegell, oaB ibre
ginfiibrune lib in eritaunli6 raidenl
Sempo boa5iebt. Sn Nmerifa limo in
nerbalb Der lesten fiinf Sabre uber
so oapon erbaut tporoer.
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8as &ideliel sebrandlte.

@s giebt nidt piele 5iirlten, Die e=
men oerartigen Sofltaat ibr eisen
nennen, iDie i'm Die groBen Miniitei
our 3eit oes Sonnenf0nigs sur Ser
fiigung batten. ginem fran5olii1ea
9iltorifer, Marimin Delofe, lit Sic
a%uffinoung zines interei1anten Dc
fumentes gelunge,t, oas nns iiber Gle
uMnsgaben oes Sauies bes Momieig-
reurs Cardinal Ser5ogs bon Slide
lieli i'm Sabre 1882 Mnff9luB giebt.
0a erbent es oenn, onB Gibelieu
iiber cine 2eibgaroe nerfiigte, Die
mobl in Der oamaligen 3eit ielbit
bon tpeitaus oen meiiten 6iiriten
farm gebalten moroen lit. Meiter uno
Snfanteriiten Die ielbitperitdnoIi1
aus Der Cite oes fran5oiiidm See
res erleien tparerL lta1ben 5u ieiner
8erfiigung. Sem Dieneritab 5dblte
na6 9un0erten. Da Der ufleine goel-
mann bon Yoiton" Dem Nepotismls
in Der ihlimmiten @eile buloigte,
ale moglihen entfernten 8ertpanbten
in ieinem 6ofitaate nrlterbrahte, nno
ibnen fir Die onmaIige 3eit gerabe-
gu enorme @ebdlter 5ablte, 10 fann es
nibt munoernebmen, oaB linn feline
Dieneridaft auBerit foitipieIig Tom.
Hidelieu mar Elm 6einidmefer err
iter @iite.
Sir u%ieinen Mturlo,~ mie es III
Der a~ufItelung beiBt, gab er cine
uns geraoe5u ungebellerIib armi.-
tenoe Surme aus. Mlein Der @iIo-
p~retbanoIer erbielt in einem ein5igell
Sabre Die rieiige Summe Don 101, :
900 2ipres. 9ns mar i'm Sabre
1859. Sir einen Gag bate er elm
NAL 33 Stiif @ilbpret, % 5iB.
maiierfiide unb SO Seefiide 5u tie
fern. Dab iein 8einbnoget aud ge-
raoe nidt sering NOR, Iiegt auf Der
9ano. 2eioer liegen 6nriiber feline &c.
nalien Mngaben Dor. Mber es miro
intereiiieren, oaB HideIieu fir 2eder-
biIien aaer Mrt, no5u mud Die War.
mela0en gu rehnen iino, monatIig
ourdihnittIih Die aleimigfeit bon
1000 2ipres alsgab. Selbitperitdno.
lid bat &iheliea tros feiner befann,
ten man per5eibe ben Musoruf -
p@efrGBigfeit" bieie Soften nift
alein pertilgen fonnen. Wiht tpei.i-
ger als ourdfdnittIid ITO 8erionea
batte er tagIib BEL iid gu @aite. Bfer-
De nanilte er mebr als 100 iein Ell
gen; ielbft Der fonigIihe Maritan
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NntOmatiide srot6aferei.

IS lit merfmiiroig, oaB cine Stl=
onItrie, oie einen 10 ipibtigeu Irtifel
mie bos 9rpt er3ellgt unb Die 10 alt
pie sic Qualification ielbit tit, iid 10
langiam entpidelt bat, bis Dor per-
bdltnismdBis fitr3er 3eit Elm poaiser
llmidJpung eingetreten lit.
Grit in Sen lesten % Sabren BOT
Die gafpaaren-Snouitrie gerooe5n
m~unoerbare 6ortidritte gemaft,
oanf Der Mntpenbling automatiiher
Maidinen uno Der milieni6oftlihen
@usarbeitung ibrer 8erfabren. Sod
Dor menigenSabr5ebnten idaste man,
cob MIR 90 8ro5ent anelt grotes
bonn @1der gebafen merbe, tpdbretlo
Die iibrigen so 8ro5ert i'm 9ausbaIt
bergeitent puroen. Dieieg BerbGIt-
mis- dnberte ii1 in Sen lesten Sab
rem ihnen, uno in Der aaerndditen
3ufunft meroen minoeltens so Yro-
sent alien 8rotes in mooernen iani=
tdren gddereien bergelteGt fein.
Heuere @rfinonngen uno piiieni6aft-
lide gntoefnngen, Der 8an gut penti-
lierter 8adereien, Die geiunobeits=
nlaBige 8ebanoIung bes fertigen
Eroouftes uno bas mooerne SDitem
tdeliber 2ieferungen friiden 8rotes
baben natiirlih oie Nadfrose nod
8dferbrot beoeuteltb g%eforbert.
Der mpberne 81fer beoiente iiH
menigitens Bis gum 8eginn oes gro
BEN &rieges reinen, gleidmdBig ge-
mabIenen MebIs, reiner BreBbefe
(anltatt Der unii1eren 81rmen, Die
iaure ODER ionit nnermiinidte @drilil-
gen peruriadten) reinen @aiiers
unb better M%aterialien, ierner Der
9~eigfnetmaidinen (oie gleibmdBigc
Wiihungen Iiefern) 5mefmdBiger
8orridtrngen CUR grbaltung elmer
gleifmdBigen Gemperatnr u1o
Seudtigfeit I'M @drungsraume, eno-
lid elmer bollitdnoigen automatiiden
Waihinerie gum 6ormen beg Eeiges,
gum Gfnidiebcn in Die 8adofen uttO
Neutrality-suspicious.. l1niere BaGer
baben fih leioer nod penig ben @crt
Der Ginpidelmaibinen flar semodt,
Die ieoes ein5elne Wr0t6en in feim-
iideres 8apier biilt, 10 oaB es, bis
es in Die 91nbe bes 8erbroaders ge-
langt, 0urd)nus rein unD iouber
bleibt. Sn pieIen geilen Moroameris
fas fommen aber Die 8rotAen einge-
DifeIt ans Der b6aie automatiih
drbeitenoen Gabrif.
Der groBte 9riumpb Der moocr-
men gdferei lit Die gntmifelung Der
bollfommer alttomatifden Mnlaaem,
bermitteIft oeren 6as 8rot mdbreno
ieines ean5en Seritenuusspro5eiies
hlfitdbIih BON Der menifIihenSan0
~unberiibrt bleibt. Dieie @rrmngen-
ihnft lit Inn 10 bernerfensperter, alg
bic Sdspierigfeit nidt gerine tpar.
in oieier @eiie Maidinen gu fon-
itruieren, Die cine 10 pInitii1e uno
6auerno med@ielnoe Maiie gu beban-
oeln permoeen.
Die autonlntii1e anIage iteigert
Die 2eiitungsf1bigfeit Der Bdderei,
~Derrinsert Die &eriteIungsfoiten, fl
dert Die dllBerlte Sauberfeit bes fer
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ane Sprfen BON Srnd : arbeitea,
iuie Slider, yJpIhers," Sriefboecn unS
9pnrerts, Sarten, Gireulare, Ginlabnu.
gen uitu., in Sentih nnb GngIifdb, nett
ausaefabrt. Gtambarb YrinttnG
6 . m , q M, Nadfplser BON @iiiu1s
Shwegmann Yrintins Company, FOG
Naparrp ctr. Sci. Or. 1924.
- Gnnft arites-S parmariem.
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N FEE q. & G. N. Depot

Mnfunft-
$50. 7-@om Norben -. BORN. 1926
$50: 1-Wom Noroen Z. abenbs 9:45
Mbfnbrt-
$50. 2-yia6 benz Norben BORN. 500
SO. 6-Na6 Dem HorDen ahs. 3.15
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
gieturia Sipitpn.

Mntnnft-
go. 301-SdgIi6 pon 0ou5ton,
Bort 9abaea. 8ictoria nnb
@nero .......... aberoS 7.05
Mbfabrt-
SO. 302-SdgIid mad gnero, Bic
toria. Sort 2apaca nno
Qpuiton 1900. dbenos sis
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Ireitag, ben IL. Suli 1918.

Die .Sreie Ereiie fir Seras" bot bon
aaen beutlh : teraniiden 3eituneen Die
sr0Bte MbDnnentenaohI.
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tigen grotes unb liefert ein reines,
eleidartiees, nabrboftes nno gei1nl'
hes grot.
Bon nibt geringem Slltereiie iii
alld) sic Dirt ser @%anbbabl1ng nef
&obnloteriolien, ebe ite Die automoti-
ibe anloge erreider. 9as Webl
miro BET ieiner 4nfunft %gemobnlid
in eillern fiiblen, trofenen ltnterge-
ibob bel gutter gentilation brei Bis
bier 8oheu oufgebobefL Inn ridtig
ab3uIaeern. 8enn es gebrau6sfer.
tig lit, miro es nod bem oberIten
@eidJoB bes 8ebaltbes beforbert, mo
es ourb Mii9= uno geutelmai6inen
iorgfaltig gemiibt uno e1eidaeitig
bon alien 5remoforpern, mie Nd.
geln, &ol5, 6aiern uitp. befreit miro.
Damn miro es autpmatii1 in oie
&netmaibine1 eingetpogen. 9ie a1l-
oeren 9eitanoteile: @aifer, 3udcr.
Set, 5ol5, Mala, Mil1 nno @efe,
meroen gleidfal1s automatis9 in Sen
anetapparat eingepogen, oer nun eli.
les III cine gleidmaBige Teigmaile
Dertpan6elt.
Gin ununterbrobener Stront fall
fer, gereinigter Suit front in Sen
Miider uno tpirft ndbrenb bes Sci
ibens auf ben 9eig Elm. @ieronrG
miro Der Seig betrahtlih meiBer.
bas @luren entmidelt ii6 better unb
Die NOTICE Mbfiiblune lit bamit fir
ben Seig gegebefz Der iib ionit iii.
ter Dem @influB oes idnenen Mi-
ihens 81 iebr ermarmen tpiiroe. 2ad
Is Bis 5lt 20 Minltten langem Mis
iben miro Der Seig in einen Srog
gei6iittet, in Dem mon i'm orei Bis
flint Stufioen lang, nnb 5tpor in Ell;
mem ionnigen, bon frii6er 2uft
0urditridenen Haume anfgeben
l1Bt. @abreno bes @1rens miro Der
Seig nit &obleniauregas burdoru1.
gen, uno Der &leberltoff miro in io
bobem MaBe entmifelt, oaB chi
bohltnertiges @eiBbrot entitebt. Ser
reife Seig gleitet oann in einen bar
unter angebradten 8ridter, Ser i'm
oireft 5ur outomatiihen Inlage
fiibrt.
Ser Gridter eibt oie nibt lelten
iiber 700 ailogramm tpiesenbe 9eia-
maiie on Die Eeilmaidine al, Sic inn
mer feds @eiBbrote BON ponfommen
gleidem @epidt 5ugleih abtrennt.
0ieie gelangen oai1n, in 3eiben gu je
ieds In cine rotierenoe ginihlagmas
idine, Die ben Eeig in rumble 6orm
bringt nno gleid5eitig feline Horcrt
iflieBt, inhem lie cine fpeihe MnBen=
bnilt oarauf Iegt. Sierourd) fam Ser
Seig, obne a%n5ubangen, Die peridie=
oenen @ege Der Sabrifntion ourd]-
@Ianfen. S6lieBlih miro or altomias
tiid in regelmdBiger Neibenfolge ser
Sormmafdine augefiibrt, bic oie Bro
te formt uno in Die grotriegeI bringt,
IN cenen lie nod einmaI burd 0ampf
IN Die 9obe ~getrieben iperben. Sn
oieiem Staoium lit ieoe eetpiinifte
Eemperatur nno Jeudtigfeitsgrao
er5ieIbar. @enn Die MnIage in Dol.
Ter Satigfeit tit, 10 trdgt iie in itr-
enoliher Heibe, immer gu feds ne-
beneinan6er, gegen 1000 grote nno
leert iid ME: benn nenn auf Ser ei-
men Seite 9rote ofenfertig binaus-
seben, 10 fommt ouf Der anoeren ic-
fort mieoer Die gleide 3abl automa-
tiid onsu.
Nun geIangen bic 8rote In ben
8afofen nit beipegIider SeroiobIc.
IS lit tpirflid nnnoerbar an5uIebem
Die Der unmufborIihe Strom urtge-
bafener 8rote, 5000 in Der Stlln4
De. an einem gnoe automatiit in Sen
Diem eingefubrt miro, nno mie auf
Der anoeren Seite Die golobraunet,,
appetitIiden, fertigen9rot Die omrd)
ihre boQfommene @leihm1Bigfeit in
@Gtalt uno 3uiammeniesung lid
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(M. &. e 8. 8abnhpfl

(N. &. & 8. 8abnhpfl
/. 80. s5lgm gaorO aeras mras. 1920
2. SO. 25-uaatp Slner" morgens 7:30
SO. Soon 8aeo nnb Nnitin
........ nn6mittdg6 4:45
SO. 29-.aapt 2imiteo" aben6s 1866
No; 1--~Seras Special" abenos Csc
Mbfabrt-
$50. 4-Nad auifin uno @aco
go. 3o-.aatp aimiteol BORN. 1000
go. \ 2-uSegas Special BORN. 500
/. SO. 26-o@ntb SIber mad 9aIas
un0 Sort @ortb.. .ahenos 900
2. go. 26-Na1 ct. 2ouis mn6
&anins gitb 1900. .dben6s 9:2O
S. A. & A. p.
anfunft-
go. 1s-gon aiiitenorten nad5m. 2:o5
go. 14-gon 9ouiton uno &iis
1tenorten ....... morgenS sos
SO. 16-gon 9ouiton II. @aco abs. 7:05
Np. 41l8on aerrbiIe. MIR on
- Sonntaaen go: abenos $40
$40. 43-@on srerrplne tdgI. abos. 9:I5
$40. 155-gon &errbiae unb Camp
Stanlep, tdel. ~alisgenommer
Sonitas, semiidt, .abenos $3.50
N~bfnbrt-
SO. 11-Nad gorpus gbrifti.
3ouiton uno Wneo pprm. 9:25
9o.13-Nah 9ouiton u.@iilte abs. 1890
SO. 15-Nnd aenebb ..nadm. 1:25
$40. 42-Na1 &errbine, nlr an
an S%onrttagen mraS. 7:45
Ns. 44-Nad 8errpiGe. tdgI. udbm. 4:5O
SO. 156-Nad aerrpiIle lrlo Comp
Stanlep, gemiidter 3ug. tdas
lid, mlsaen. Sonntag inrgs. 7:30
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U. g. Food AAznisistzataon.
Swift Justice Overtakes Bakers
And Stores in District Of Co
iumbia.
Federal Food Administrators are

Federal Food Administrators are
no ~rsspecters OF persons. At least,
not IN the Distract OF Columbia.
The pastry and baking department
of one Of the most exclusive and ex-
penstve groceries IN Washington and
two smaller batteries were closed for
two days. al rhree being penalized
for violation OF the United States
Food administration regulation
whicS requires 20 per cent of wheat
substitutes IN ell wheat -four bread.
On these days signs were displayed
prominently. ~ shown in picture,
announcing that the closing was by
order OF the Federal Food Admins
traitor for the District of Columbia
because Of the non observance sf the
food regulations. 2
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go. 2-@on Corpus ghriiti nno
Brownsville @eeeno ob'os $40
SO. 4-gon Corpus ghriiti uno
8rptunspiIe s@eaeno BORN. 6:46
SO. 6-gon garrisp Gprings II.
@rnftnl gitp.. .abenbs $40
abfabrt-
go. 1-Nah Corpus ghriiti un0
B~roipnspiue s@eeeHc pornt. 10:45
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TEXAS & LOUISIANA.
beriuden IN ieber @eiie Der 2esierun!
bebiiIfIid gu fem.
Den &rieg 81 geminnen.

Den &ries 81 getuinnen.
Sic geripnItlulg ipiinldt ben Dien,t
Den Mnforber1tngen oes RubIiflms geS
NAB 5t gejtalfen.
gu Siefem 3mede offeriert iid Die
MlIfbiilfe afer i6rer Gepartements Sic
eue Staten - Sradt fpie Rafage -
fDcroen Den 8ean1tert beg 8erfebrs : Des
pnrtennents oiejr yelegenbeit bieten uno
bic anfpenDung ober MISUNDERSTANDING
bieier Staten 6u erfIdren, 10 bnB bic gas
trone ben 9eringIten Grab BON Ger5oge7
Iu1lg ODER Hnbealiernli6feit inbe3ug dif
ben 8eridrlot ooer bic 2eitllng hires @ss
fddfts iiber biefe 2iuien ooer Nebenl,s
nien baben.
Sie geripaltnng.
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SOCIETY
. THINGS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN =

There has been decided lull in the
social activities of the week due per-
haps to the coming of the Lenten sea-
son. The prospect of two weddings
at an early date will, no doubt, en-
liven society for a bit as good deal
OF entertaining will be done for these
two popular and charming young
women The tendency is toward
simpler entertaining all the while
which is as it should be in a country
at war. Some criticism has been made
all over the country by those who be-
lieve that everything of social nature
should go into a state of innocuous
desuetude in times like these. This is
of course a matter of opinion with
the individual, but it would seem that
simple affairs might help and not
harm so long as our diversions do
not encroach upon the war work which
every loyal American must do.
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CONDUCTED
by
Mrs. 4. B. Allen
Of Phone SO
Res. Phone 466
MRS. BELLS PARTY.

Mrs. E. L. Bell was hostess at one
Of the loveliest parties of the sea-
son this morning when she entertained
at bridge, honoring Miss Matte Beulah
McMath, whose wedding will occur
early in March. Mrs. Bells attractive
home was converted into bower of
blossoms, daffodils, hyacinths, japoni-
cas-, pink buds and wild flowers being
used wit hcharming effect throughout
the house. The pretty honor guest
was presented with an embroidered
towel and the guests present were:
Mrs. Herbert w. Moon, Mrs. George
Andrews, Mrs. Eugene Cato, Miss Cor
della Gatewood, Miss Annie Lucille
Allen, Miss Genevieve Prather, Miss
Elizabeth Mcleod, Miss Bronnie
Hodges, Miss Ellen Estes, Miss Clara
Hodges, Miss Mary Parker, Mrs. Fur
low Gatewood, Miss Kathleen Denham,
Miss Louise Marshall, Miss Annie
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New Era

Mr.. and Mrs j. E. Harris Of Rogers
were visitPs at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Parker last week.
Mr. C. Griffin is at the bedside
of his brother, Mr.. R. L. Giffin, at his
home near Murray's Ferry
Miss Della Parker was the guest of
Mrs. M. C. Veal Thursday.
Mrs. Harvey Jones of DeLand,
Fla, and Miss Arrie Baggett of Amer
icus were visitors at the home OF
Mrs. R. B. Parker Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Aubrey were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr..
and L. NJ Mercer.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Veal were Wis
itors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. J. Morris Sunday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Bradley were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs c. w. Grant.
Mrs. B. J. NcNeal spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Mrs. S. NJ. Parker.
Mr.. H. A. Parker of Buena Vista,
Fla, is a visitor here at the home
OF his sister, Mrs. NJ. c. Veal.
Mr. and Mrs. s. S. Ledger and chill
dren were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Ledger.
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Cannon spent
Sunday afternoon with MIR. and Mrs.
W. NJ. Cannon.
Mr.. ]. T. Morris spent Sunday af-
ternoon with MIR. W. c. Grant.
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Bailey, Miss Laverne Thomas, Miss
Mitch Payne, Miss Maude Sherlock,
Miss Elizabeth Brown, Miss Mary Eliza
Sheppard, Miss Melva Clark, Miss
Anna Murray, Miss Mary Littlejohn,
Miss Annie Ivey, Miss Blanche
Schneider, Miss Docia Mathis, Mrs.
Cloyd Buchanan, Mrs. E. J. Eldridge,
Miss Annie Lou Perkins. Coming in
for refreshments were were Mrs. R.
L. McMath, Mrs. Sam Heys, Mrs.
Maude Smith, Mrs. Gordon Heys. Mrs
Bell was assisted in entertaining her
Lula Mathis, Mrs. G. C. Webb, Mrs.
Cliff Williams
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various officers and members of the
aviation camp force will add greatly
to the gayety of the occasion.
Meuckes orchestra will furnish the
music and dancing will begin at nine
o'clock
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SUMTER CLUBS DANCE.

The March dance of the Sumter
Club which will take place at the
Armory on the evening of the sixth
to be one of the most enjoy
able affairs the club has given. About
fifty invitations have been sent out to
non-members and the presence of the
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nOMAN'S LITERARY CLUB.

The Woman's Literary Club met
this afternoon with Mrs. Ralph Stew
art, ON Glessner street, and the fol-
lowing program was given:
Little Emily-Mrs. c. J. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Micawber-Mr E. L.
Carswell.
Agnes Wickfeld-Mrs. Neon Buc-
hanan.
Florence Dombey-Miss Emma Mae
Borum.
Agnes Wickf1eld and Florence Dom
hey, Character Studies-Mrs. r. L.
Maynard.
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RED CROSS BRIDGE.

Mrs. Elton Parker will be hostess
OF Friday afternoon to the Red Cross
Bridge club at her home on Taylor
street Members who cannot attend
are requested to decline as early as
possible.
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DANCE AT ARMORY.

The orchestra which was so popular
at Blue Springs last summer was
il Americas last night and the young
ed dancing contingent enjoyed dance
at the Armory. About fifteen couples
were present.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-01-31
We win Not Fail.

. would lose something of my
trust In the justice Of Almighty
God if / doubted the ultimate tri.
umph Of our righteous cause. In
the faith of the Puritans, in the
valor Of the Cavaliers, In the en-
durance Of the patriots from Con-
cord to Yorktown through bleed
ing marches and starving days, in
the unspeakable agony Of Bel
GUM, In the splendid and uncon-
querable courage of France, in
the daring and suffering Of Italy,
in the grim and accomplishing
sacrifices Of Great Britain and her
colonials from the four quarters
of the globe, in memory of the wo-
men and children Of the Lusitania
and the crews Of peaceful mer-
chantmen done to death by the as
sassins Of the sea, in punishment
of the lawlessness of the German
and the perfidy Of her
broken promises, in vindication Of
our right to order our ways as we
choose, and in loyalty to the SOW
srsignty Of man above the usurpa-
SONS Of royal pretenders, let us
axe heart to strike in the full !