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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18

Marguerite clark. tho dainty. mag
netic star. made her debut IN motion
picture through tho medium Of Para
noun; production Of ~Mildnowcr"
from the novel hy Mary Oermnlnc
Mise Clark attained the triumph Of
her brilliant cnrecr In "1iaby Mime
and " ~ said that 'Mlldfio~er." ln
which she Will hr seen az the ~"
thcatof today only. provides her with
many situations similar q those in
hcr stage success In p.int Of charm
ana an opportunity for tho display Of
tho many winsomc quelities which
she posscassH.
"Wildnower' is a h~cwiidcrlnr char
ncicriration, constituted FOR lust such
n star ~ Miss Clark. The story IA "a
drama ~ h lights and shadows OF
h eun-kiaNod forest. and the depths
and shadows Of human nfe. Wild
flower" 10 painted a. "a child Of ma
turc. who knows not The meaning 81
love. until the one nan waiting in all
the world for her proves 10 her that
u h something other than mere dc,
sire and unselnshncas From the cru.
cihie Of b worlds many h~cnrtnrhss
little WiidllOwer pmerreH with the
wonderful lesson learned. and a. last
finds happiness In tho true love OF u
good n
Another episode Of a Fight foi
Mililors." with Billy. Duncan, vii
also be produced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18
A CH|LD'S TONGUE
SHOWS IF LIVER OR
/. BOWELS ARE ACTIVE
-
II cross, feverish. sick, bilious
give fruit laxative
at once.

Every mother realizes. after givinr
her children california Syrup OF
F1na." that this lH their ideal laxative.
hecnuao they love va pleasant TASTE
aud "a thoroughly cleanHss b tender
lIffio stomach liver and howels with
out fflpinE.
When cross. irritnhie. feverish ~
breath Is bad stomach sour, Tool "a
he Tongue Mother ~ coafed, give a
iennpoonul Of this harmless fruit
lnxntivo." and ~ a few hour All the
foul. conslipatdl waste. sour bile ana
~undineated food passes out Of The bow
eia. ans you have a well, playful child
again. When Ia little system n full Of
cold. throat sore. has a~tomache-ache.
diarrhoen. Indigestion. collie n"ihem
her. "a good inside cleansing should
always be The first treatment eiven.
Millions 81 mothers keep 'cahforhls
Gyrep o. Figs handy! they KNOW .
leanpo0nfal today saves a sick chiid
tomorrow. Ask your d~rnsgint for =
bottle OF Ht'aiifornia syrup OF f1gh.
which has directions for babies emu"
Of all il.tcs and g~rown-npa print
al en- the t1itle. Beware Of counter.
lcll1 atld hove. 20 dant BE- fooled yer
rouulie made b. "Caiifofnia f1B
syrup Company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18
University Will Form
Basketball Teams Soon

Two basketball teams are being or
rauized ~ the University Of New
Mexico. a. ~. purdy. the new nthlet-
BE- director. 10 busy outlining plans Tor
the cominn year. The girls basket.
hali team viii probably be formed
before tho boys team. pfnctice
Eautea are noW being played by the
Girls.
When both teams ARE organized tho
now coach Intends 10 have the TINT.
Nfrsiiy teams piny other basketball
teams IN thc city. fn~ter.clnns gnmtH
viii also be arranged for.
4 track team Will he organized at
the University Va the future. Letters
~ nll hiEh schools In the state will
ho aent out within u short ume advo-
r1tlnr 4 hiE track meet IN Aihuuuer-
uur some time W MAY.
Mr purdy. tho new coach. IN n
graduate Of tho Avoca. Wisconsin
high school. whore he ook part IN
on forms Of athletics AZ tho INT
Vrrslty Of oregon he waa prominent
iu inter.cinsa football. basketball aud
track meets : lie was also coach for
be valley cats stato Normal IN North
nHNHfH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18

showines. u " certain 10 attrac, great
crowds.
Mcst 90 those who saw tho film
nave q OF its main characters tn
tho newspapers. Joseph caiiinuN. eN-
premier 81 tho French republic, ana
now called tho "oVil ncuiun Of
France" his beautiful wife. wis kills
the editor OF the Paris Firnro. cat.
lauN'H political foe. to grntifN her
ruthless umhltioui nolo lnahn. cxc-
cutcd as a tnitor for uiding tcrmnnV
in Tho war; the tnitcd states secret
service. which causes caiiiuuN's i'm
prisoument ON a similar charEc-all
contribute 10 the compelling power Of
this play.
Impressive In tho oNtrcmc N tho
great court scene IN which Mime Gail.
iauN ia acquitted OF murder followed
nv the Wild demonstrations ~ The
Paris popuiacc. And tho murder
seem itself h. positively tremendous
Alfu "a WtlUi. uuclnuN element in N
lecicd into tho play hy the workingi
" the secret order Of D Grand
] Orient
Thcro win nlso be repeated m,
comedy. "ffht Bride"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18

Xonanr n typical American man. NJ
dnuuE ln love Hs he iH Boa n nrht sue
CessnuilY wuna Helen Thorpe. a heuuti-
ni riri who thourh Of good breeding
Ia Gar from being D 'ti uirll social
butterfly Richard Sutton. e. wholly
-rnpnncltled fellow. H attracted hN
Helen uiau and lays intricate plans hN
which Co win her An udfrnturysH uf
bats acquaintance Wanda Vaughn hs
name. ia pressed into service to lure
Iunrur from Helen. The scheme pro-
grrsasa nicely for u while KunEIr Un.
trapped boz Tho wilrs of tho udtrutur.
osH. is compromised hofnrp Helen. and
she suffCrlnr from the sting of Whni
HnU hsiIstra hIH duulirltt. becomes en-.
Gagged fo sutton Wanda. Whllr ear.
wing out Richards scheme. discovers
herself actually in love with Npr con.
tompiatpd victim, hut hlF refusal tl
Accept hrr violent prot,atuuors ol
love ln the fasC OF tioleu'H change o.,
ward him turns her passion o. hate
sutton. desiring 90 further lowNi
Ionrnr ln Hrlen's eyes enters h|
home 40 nirht With dire intent o. DO
busy az tho safe when Ionaurs father
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18
NOULDBE BORDER
PATROL COMMITTED
! TO DISTRICT COURT
James ssnderson Enters Plea Of
Guilty 70 Charge Of Passing
WORTHLESS Checks when Ar.
raisnsd 7his Morning.

Tho story q how James Sander
ION. ~ year old Denver school boy
accldsnfailY shot himself a. be- Jour.
ffyad toward tho Mexican border 80
settle an disturbances that might
nrInn." una told hy IN youthful prs
onnf IN police court ihIs morninf.
uhan he una arralfnet before Iudrt
W. w Mcclellan. The huy entered a
rIra Of guilty ~ ~ charHr % passing
worthless checks In Albuquerque. re
was committed 90 The district court.
Agents. uI the bureau o. Investigation
Of the department % luaiice aye IN
teatlmting the case
WHEN luesfioned this morning the
hos stated that ~ he ne4fed ialgtn
Ne an Indians w the distance . We
uaa going 20 take no rHunceH viii
fhe He'd Men. police ny he stated
In order 20 Be prepared for a sudden
attack th4 Young adtcnturer said he
drew one o. his ~rrsolVera from his
belt ~ wua pulfInT n IN hts over
coat pocket when the pistol accident
ally discharged. Tho bullet lodged w
hla left hand AMER the accident ~
decided 60 FniuFn 10 Albuquerque and
not 10 70 70 Moxico.
The hoy told authorities this morn.
lnF that he had underworld 20 enlist
IN the army IN Denver IN order 20 be.
come a border patrol. HnH effcrt'
were unsuecesHful - ne decided ~
would be = self appointed lieutenant
Denver authorities have wired fol
the police 20 hold the lad. He vii
probably be tried here on the charFl
Of passing worthless checks before be.
inE turned over 10 the Denver police
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18
Al the Theaters Today

cRYsTAL-"The Brass Bullet, in two parts: Round the
Clock with a Sailor TAN Of a Cat comedy Finley Nature
Study
f~AsrME-"Ths canlaux Case Fox THE Bride a
comedy.
"B"-s wfdnOwsr," with Marguerite CLARK. "A Fight for
Millions, . serial.
LyRIcl'The still Alarm, :" and a comedy.
DEAL-"zongar, the Daredevil Of Romance, - and a Billy
West comedy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18

cnters the room Sutton. fearing cap.
tufe. kills the old mnn and escapes be.
fore hir IDENTITY ~ discovered.
Months go ~ Bnd lonrnr'H efforts
10 locate the murderer OF his father
aud de%yastntor Of hiN home prove m-
TIE. lie turns 60 his art work to han
iah hts sorrow and completes q model
Of his conception of the Perfect Man.
This brings him into the social lime.
light, for besides ~ artistic value the
statue inspires society Go take up afh-
ictirs seriously Races and Other field
events are held and In these lonrar
usually tfiumpha. During the course
Of these rvclts 'teion'e love for ZoA
gnf is renewed iicr comparison Of
tho athlete 1onFar with the d~iasipated
Sutton results strongly in favor - the
former.
~ this renewed love Of Hclcn's.
Wanda becomes extremely Jealous
ono day, under Tho p%rUtpuHU OF taklur
o. friendly stroll. she lures Helen 10 the
vdro Of u great ciu and suddenly ~.
tCmptr 10 throw her into tho ruahinr
I river below. \ ncrCc ~struEuig takes
place on tho very edge 81 the riiT and
finally both women fall into Tho water
longar who has arrived VA time Il
witness d latter part OF the struggle
diycn after them and rcscues Helen ~
. NMN NNN NNNNNNfN" ~ NNNNMN NNNNNM 70 MNNN
her bead hUurnfh the water Wanda
disappears but comes 60 mo surfur,
furthtr down the river ava safely
rO1fItN fhf shore.
Wanda tntiur failed. sutton agnir
tries hiH hand and uhducta Helen be-
Hn automobile. NunEnr pursues IN,
chase leads 10 n schooner out IN th,
hnN on which sutton plans 10 lm
prison htH uir captive aud put out q,
sea. Tut IuuEHf puts his udNormu
out OF business hN n terrific blow on,
thrn luluirea tho msmisrs OF thi
crew m 10 terrific combat Elrht met
ore Too much Tor him. however an.
ho is ut icusth u-,srpuWsr,i Mhri
Sutton f'tINtH be- aglln escapes viii
n,l0u hlU prisoner
Ho bees such n long start on Xougl.
in hiH hlrh powered Ulr thHt thl
duuutlrHH hrfu suliHfs CO., uil uf ui
ueroulAut and follows on. GuduuiiI
he o%tnrHisr tho machine and hl
plan well formulated, starts to Hp
prua,h tuc ground until De- Ia oniN
Tow feet above Sutton und Helen. A
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18
u. S. Wants Names of
Men Wounded in War

The government la anxious 10 re-
cclve the names o. men entitled 20
compensation for disability OF injuries
received IN military service. Tho
coventry n ia endeatorinE 10 set In
touch with disabled men u they may
be given some Of the benefits Of Cd
ucationai training nov being offered
by b government
The federal board for vocational
sducatiou has no limit a. 10 the kind
OF training. ANY line o. work the
ex-oidlrr desires vii be furnished.
Oommon school and business cuIisac
courses ana professional education
vii be- given free or cost.
q. &. Roas. 400 West Gold avenue.
n In charge Of this branch u service
Ia Albuquerque and persons knowing
men who have been In military SER
wee and who desire vocational train
Inc are requested 10 send the names
Of nurh men 20 Mr. Ross.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18

yorn uOur ToOD FACTORY

This IL none too early 10 begin mat
inF up b poultry Tor next year =
mate cOCkcrels with hens which are
% year older. Always remember,
though. tina the male bird should
have come from a heavy laying strain
This h even more important with the
BOOSTERS than with the hens, although
the fact ~ not known 10 most ama-
teurs. The fact is that The mals has
a very strong Influence IN building up
a strain Of good laying birds N you
are looking for heavy egg production.
choose for breeders the hens which
laid the first eggs In their pullet year.
Firing q friend 10 church sunday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18
Chri-lian scicnce sorisry.

Christian Science services are hsid
at 6fk West Gold Ave, every sunday
morning a. 1900 o'clock,
SUNDAY school "a 9ib o'clock.
Wednesday evening meetings az ,
o'clock.
Reading room open daily oNccp'
sundnys and holidays from 2iao "a
$3.50 . an. Room ., Molini bidH.
ti2M West Central
A free lending library, Including Az
the works OF Mary BAKER Eddy, and
other authorized christian Science
literature. is maintained In conncc'
ton with she reading room
The public b. cordially invited n
attend the sunday services, the Wed
neaduy evening meetings. and 10 vihi|
the reading room.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18

For tho last time today The sim
Alarm" viii be tho attraction az tho
iNric thcatcr in ihls city. Pursuant
20 his progressive methods. Manager
Cameron is offering this story. which
i1 a screen Interpretation OF Joseph
AfthurH celebrated stage play OF the
Same name.
The picture wus produced in n Of
The largest studios in this country. ~
Be- "a Au~pHr-ricturU in nl that The term
implies snurted hf q notable cast ~
players including Thoilns Suntschi.
frltzi brunette ana uesTIr Eytun The
story ~ Of tho mriodmmntlr type.
cWhfurinN an OF the romance ana
dramatic situations OF tho plnY but
besides this " is n spectacular film ~
supreme importance uvinr Go tho
HlEuutr nrn scenes which HurpIn.
Boz magnitude which huko ever
boon seen On re- motion picture screen.
isHidra tho above great feature o.
good comedy rect uill alEn De- seen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18

Cor. silver and Sixth St.
Arthur N. Knudaen, pastor. Resi-
deDce. 400 south Sixth street Phone
sass.
bring a friend 10 church on sun
day.
Sunday school meets az sits. We
welcome you. a. W. kasmer. super
intendent
Mornlng worship al ~ o'clock. with
message hy the pastor on Bring Your
brother" The choir will sins Praise
We the Lord CMcphaiil.
The Christian t.ndeavor mectlnf az
6.aO nm. will be led ~ Miss hoiiie
shaded Topic. "Our Relation TO God
Repentlnr."
The evening service IL neld AZ $50.
The pastor will Awe tho third IN a 80
ries u talks on Philippians Theme
"Hungsrlnr for Christ. Anthem D,
the choir. "Blest DAY Of God" mason
AdamHl.
"wednesday evening AZ 7sfs. tho
weekly prayer and Bible study meet
ina.
Attend the church Of your choice
taday; but 20 somewhere, Come aud
w,rship with us. u not a memne'
elsewhere.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18
North Fourh strrrs Gospel Hall
l4oo North Fourth 81

sunday school and Bible class Al
|f.ts am. Topic this week, "rhe
Passover"
III am. breaking Of bread In re-
memhrancc Of the Lord.
nm. preaching u the gospel ~
Carl ArmerdinGi subject this week
Elijah AZ tho Court - Ahab," beine
the fret 81 q series % addrcaarr on
the life and times Of this remarkable
prophet Come and bring a friend,
Announcements Tor the week VII
be made at the cyeaing service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18
Hobson to Deliver a
Temperance Lecture

Richard y Hobson. OF spanish war
fame. and M Of the greatest reform
speakers In America. viii be In Al
~buqneruue Monday night DurinE
hls atay here ne will deliver an adj
dress NJ the high school auditorium
az 4 o'clock on the subject OF De
mocrncy Nicto rloua."
Mr.. Hohaon will apUear here under
the auspices Of the Anu-saloon league
OF America.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18

Helen reaches up 10 grasp a har Of the
Hcroplnnc Sutton inrca control OF the
automobile and " piunge- over u prcc-
ipice. currtinE him TO his death. Wan.
o.. ~ her efforts thwnrted to gain tho
low Of Iopgnr, takes her own life.
Some tinH late Helen and Zongnr
are happily married aud are hy no
means alone IN their domestic bliAa-a
pair OF perfect children share their at.
fention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18

Corner Coal and broadway.
Harold =. Davidson. IN. D.. pastor
Residence. a2f South Edith.
sunday school AZ ssfS I'm. A. l..
Snyder. superintendent Glasses COT
young and old. hrinr a friend. the
BuFy Mems class. taught hy Prof.
Smith. 10 after new mempers The
discussions are exceedingly interest
inr.
Morning service at n o'clock. sub.
isct o. sermon. what H. Religion 20
The musical features Will be
Prelude. ~"harcnrole.' Parker.
Offertory. "Heflcctions." Fartoria.
Anthem. "Hark. Hark. Ny soul "
Shelley.
strangers IN he city are especially
welcomed. Bring n friend.
The evening service Ia charge OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18

Cor. Lead Ave. n south Ihlfd ~.
Charles Oscar Beckman, pastor
Mins Edith 8orby. -dcac,nnesa.
sunday school at stlb a.n. D. A.
Po%rterfeld. superintendent
Preaching by the pastor a ~ am.
and ESQ pm. Morning theme. -
Demand for simple Justice Evening
subject. The Sensitive Christ and
Touchy ChristinnH'
Epworth league ~ $3.50 pm,
Special music, moru-igi
Anthem. 80 Lord Most Holy Abb
Quartet. "No NlEht There. Danka.
Ms l. a. Lackcy Mra william
Mccoy. Miss pearl heflin, Miss Mar
rnret krlmmtl
Evening
Anthe'1. Il WIZ Lift up Mine
Eyes Wilson.
Duet. MIR. Lynn Cook. Miss Louise
Watson.
here on his go 20 church and bring
q friend sunday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18

TINT Tho Cailnus caso' is nptly
called tho n%onnniion OF two cont.
nUutH - thN ENuprUl verdict of tho
biz audiences which aaw this splendid
William foN p%hotoplny az the rugiime
thcntrr yesterday Tile picture viii
c%ontnue until today and judging from
tho impression " made 90 tho first
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18

Cor. Gold Ave o Arno ~
Carl Schmld. pastor. Residence. zoo
saufh Arna street. Phone 2Nff.
sunday school 10 an.
Preparatory fcrvicCs for cuminhni'n
at iota0 am
HeFular Frrgirer and me ccitnih.
ton Of the Lord'E supper, am.
subject 81 sermon, TIE iarehtai
Training Of Christ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18

Corner Central ' and Aruo ~
Al l. IoWman, pastor. ~. a.
Spruce. superintendent Of sunday
school
sunday school al s.fs am.
rreaching AZ n am. ~ the pastor.
suhieut How 20 Pray"
Junior league. = pm.
Senior league. et1o pm,
Preaching. i.so pm. ~ the pas
tor Subject. The Price Of sin"
The public h invited 10 attend these
services.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18
nnnaaunr Cl.rl-llan Chnrrh.

IuT UOTI INH
Bible school az sit1.
Communion and preaching at II.
Endeavor meeting az $50 pm.
Preaching az 1i3o pm.
Nor ing theme, The Permanent
and Transient in Christianity"
Fveninr subject. Is Faith Nolun-
tnry or Involuntary p" A discussion.
Remember tsis day l. back 20
church day. Will you come back
Member and visitors In the cts ana
ali without church homes ana feel
lonely CONF. and worship with u.s. ..
gaylord Roberts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18

Corner Broadway n Lead Ave
nriur a friend TO- churcn with you
tomorrow. A cordial welcome awaits
both.
sermon tuplcs. morning. Proud Of
the Gospel eVeninn. The True
Standard Of greatness"
Miss EvnnEeline Perry IL the soloist
o. the day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18

Tho Church of christ meets each
Lori's dsy In the southwest basement
room % the public library
song neryicf from 10 % 1880 am
Hihle study. loi3e 10 1850 am.
Communion services from liifo TO
~ m.
An who will are Invited 20 meet
with "a j. n. Edwards aud n A.
Talloy. eidera.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18

the G n. society At : O'Clock. The
pastor gives an address. me topic
Of n next few nieetinGs VII Be Our
Relation 10 Gcd.- On sunday, What
Keeps Men from God anq How 20 Find
fs-gol. The leader viii he Miss Asnes
Sutherland.
Bring q friend.
on Wednesday evening a most help
fol prayer and feilowfnip nesting was
held AZ the home Of a ~ forterfieid.
Next "Wednesday uVeniuF AZ ttte =
similar meeting will he held AZ Fred
Martina 100 South High street All
teal help IN the everyday NE ere corr
daily invited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18
New Mexican Named
In Days List

William ~ nuurno of nuckhorn,
y ~, i1 the only Sew Mexican men
toned iu todnt's lists Of losses. lie
is reported uH having beet wounded
loo action. degree undetermined. pre-.
tiuuHlY reported KILLED In action.
u fricnd Ia church sunday
The Lake County times., 1919-04-01
BOARD NOT
To WAIT ON
DIRECTOR

The Board of Works OF the city off.
Chicago has AZ last found out that IL
can proceed with the street improve
menta that have been held UP for the
last two months during tho effort to
set permission from the regional di-
rector of tie railroad administration
ander tho provisions or General order
Nnumebr a..
There are four streets trat fell un-
der the conditions enumerated in the
order-four streets that would assess
the respective railroads an amount OF
over $500 These were the f. J. & f..
the New York Central. the I. II. and
the Pennsylvania.
The annoying feature OF the thing
lies in the fact that the order was re-
scinded on December so. and notwlth-
standing that fact no Notice had been
received and no one connected with the
railroad administration seemed to be
aware of the fact.
Correspondence was directed TO the
regional director at Chicago. was re-
serred to The reg/nal director at
PittsburS. then to New York and
finally 10 Washington. where it fell in
to the hands OF T. c. Powell. Director
Of the Division OF Capital Expendi-
lures. who informed the city officials
The Lake County times., 1919-04-01
TEAMS ARE
BANQUETTED

At tho dining rooms or the First Con-
gregational church, East Chicago. the
faculty and alumni of the high school
gave a banquet TO the members of the
high school basket ball teams. Ninety
plates were served.
1t was one of the most interesting
social events of the year in school
circles. The basket bali teams have made
an excellent record during tho past sea-
son and the banquet and toasts consti-
tuted a high tribute to their efforts.
The rooms were very tastefuliy decor
ated in high school colors, maroon and
white. provided and arranged by mem
bers Of the art department who also fur
nishcd very neat place cards for all the
guests. The committee on arrangements
consisted of the following members Of
the faculty: Misses Grace Anderson.
Kate Depew and Edith Berglund Ed
win Carlson is president OF the Alumni
Association. with Miss Berglund as
secretary-treasurer
After an excellent five course banquet.
Leonard Smith as POSTMASTER took
charge OF the program which consisted
Of toasts and music by a number Of
thoes present.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-01

with the date or April 9th selected. a.
the Congregational church. where 3
noon luncheon Will be served. The
disposition OF covers to members OF
the club standing sponsor to the meet
ing, will be made through department.
al chairmen. With the Indiana Harbor
club women reservations must be
made through departmental chairrnen.
With the Indiana Harbor club won
en- reservations must be made from
Mrs. l. c. Eminheiser and Mrs ] c
Dickson, the latter acting IN the alb
sence of Mrs John r. Farovid. club
president, who has departed for the
south to convalesce from a very re-
cent illness which afflicted both she
and her husband. This coming meet
ing Is loked forward to with great
anticipation with the program ar
rangementunder direction Of Mrs. J.
A. Patterson OF Gary. Mrs z. y. Ca
nine. East Chicago Woman's Club
president is anticipating a full at
tendance Of the local club on that day
for there is promise OF patriotism in
the Intellectual exchange of vews OF
women well versed in club curriculum.