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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-20
De dos presos escapados de I'm
campamento capturaron en-
seguida uno. Una nina que.
iba para la escuela estro-
peada por un auto
Otras notas de Ponce

10, registr4rdo los bolsillos dc
sill ropa "onrrobo el huflo
POcoS molcentos despues ell ro-
bado daba cuenta a la policia v
anoche Mayas pudo atrapar al
aYisado muchachc. que parece
JGzg0 que la ceguera de Et bollO.
lie concedia cierta impuridad,
pues sc que';p en- csta ciudad. CO.
lao 81 no tuIera cuentas peinlieE
tes con la insticia
-Por Il puerto de csa capital
embarcaron aver para Estados
Unidos las siguientes personals
de esta comunidad: DR.. Manuel
de la Pila Iglesias y su respeta-
BILE esposa do1a Marina Valdeci-
LA; ell doctor Alyaro Santaella y
su hermana la distinguida seiio-
ra Josefina Santaella de Pietran
toni; v nuestro querido amigo
don Julio &. Conesa.
Deseamos a todos las mas gra-
tas emociones mientras esten au-
sentes de nuestra Isla.
La Corte Juvenil actu6 aver
para conocer ell case del menOr
Angel Orange, acusado de abuse
de confianza, cometido al apode-
rarse de cierta cantidad de bollos
de pan valorados en- $2.25, perte
necientes a Carmelo Luna.
Ell Juez Sep1lveda consider0
culpable al menor del delito que
Sc lie imputaba y orden0 su ingre
so en- la Carcel Correctional.
Aver Sc celebro de una name,
IA muy seria e imponente en- est
fci1dad eT aDfa de li...s.hsfif
ci0n". Hubo numerosa concurre,
cia en- la parada y en- la Plaza
-Mu1oz Rivera hablaron al pueblo
'el Lcdo. Rafael B. Perez Merca-
do v don Tomas Carrion.
Por la noche, pronunciation dis
cursos en- los distintos cines de
la ciudad otros oradores, expli-
cando los m6ritos de la carta
constitutional de Estados. Uni
dos. tRE
-Desde aver permanece reclui
do Ell CANA Ell su domicilio, calle
Salud n1mero 5, nuestro buen
amigo don Jose Norat Rodriguez,
eX-sargento de la POlicia 1nsu-
lar V que actualmente pone todas
sus actividades al servicio de va
rios negOciOs poductiyos.
.-Esta maiiana Sc di0 sepGl,
tIra en- ell CemcnteriO Civil DEF
esta ciudad al cadaver del respa
table senior Pedro Ar6valo, amap
te n2dre de nuestro buen amigo
don Francisco ArGvalO y del es-
timab'e companero Cen Manuel
Mocete Padilla, agente y cores
pons&l de numerosas publicaciC-
nes insrlares y extranjeras.
Damos nucstro cordial y senti
60 p6same sus apenadOs fan'i.
liares. b
Sc lleva a cabo aqui una ac
tiya tampana para Organizar los
comedores escolares, Y entire los
contr;buycntcs al fOndO cOmGn
de donde salJran los gastOs quo
cl cStableeimientO dc ellos imrli
que. tigura la Junta Escolar cJn
quinientos dI,ares.
les trabajadores que fuerOn
llevados a los Estados UnidOS y
esta ciudad Sc nue.
ven en- el sentido de entablar plei
to para que Sc les pague ell i'm.
por re de los seis meses seiiaIalos
ell cI eontrato que sc les hizo fir
mar.
-Esta otra vez aquf, luego de
varios dfas de licencia que paso
EN- su pueblo natal, San Sebas-
tian, nuestro distinggido amigo
el Hon. Agustfn f.. Font. fiscal
lie la Corte de Distrito.
-DebiGo a haberse roto una
lie las prensas en- que Sc imprime
Il peri6dico local "El Dfa'', sola-
nente public6 dos paginas.
CorresponSaI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-20
EsPECTAcULos PARA HOY

s
Tres Banderas.-La comiqui-
sima cinta en- dos parties por BIZ
lly West, titulada: "El Deepen
diente de Dulceria.' Ell 8 y 10
episodios de los Is que tiene la
gran serie Pathe, desempei1ada
por Pearl White, titulada: La
Ratera Relampago."
Para manana, domingo FL de
1919. Estreno de la comica Gin
ia en- una parte, titulada: "Lo-
cura de Amor. Estreno del su-
per fotodrama de 5 parties por los
notables artistas Gail Kane v Ro
bert Warwick, titulada: ''El Ami
go Falso."
Luna.-Sabado 20. Matinee y
noche. Estreno de un bQnito
drama cuyo tftulo es, LA Mis-
teriosa Cliente'", por Mrs. Yer
non Castle, y lie acompaiia ell Ser.
episodio de Gel Terror de la Sic
rra", y a beneficio del pdblico Sc
exhibira la llegada del Gene
raj Pershing y ell Cardenal Mer7
cier", a los Estados Unidos, pre-
clos de costumbre.
Manana, matinal de 10 y me-
dia a IL, con ell mismo programa
de la noche a precios mas bajos.
De 2 y media 5 y media matt
nee con ell 19 y 20 episodios de
"El Romance de Gloria, por la
noche gran estreno de LA Casa
de las Muchas Llayes", por Geor-
ge NJ. Cohan, y "Grandullon y
Chiquitico", c6mica, en- 2 actos.
Habana.-Colosal estreno es-
ia noche. "Besame 0 Matame",
en- 5 parties y una c6mica en- 2
parties por ell Gordito.
RialtO. - Admirable pelicula
"A P1blica Subasta", por Nine.
Murray, y los episodios 9 y 10
de ''El Guante Rojo."
Ma1ana domingo, 5 tandas
una por la maiiana, dos por la
tarde y dos por la noche con la
siguiente cinta: :'Fuerza y Noble
"a, por Dorothy Phillips, y una
c6mica.
Monte .El Jinete En-
mascaradb !, episodios II y IL, y
una c6mica en- dos actos. Segun-
ola tanda, estreno de una obra
por Vivian Martin.
Ma1ana, 8 tandas: una por la
arde y dos por la noche, con LA
Plebeya", en- 7 parties.
ReaI.-"Ambicion Social', en-
5 actos, y una comica por Luqui-
tas.
Manana, 8 tandas: una en- la
tarde y dos en- la noche, ''El Ro-
nance de Lorelai", en- 6 parties y
una comedia.
Imperial.-La sentimental pro
ducci6n ia Holandesita", exito
en- toda Inca.
Mafiana domingo, grandiosa
matinee y extraordinario pro-
grama en- las dos tandas es ell si-
guiente: "Aventuras de "Cyclon
Smith" y una pelfcula en- cinco
parties.
Puerto Rico.-"El Jinete En-
mascarado', episodios 13 y IA, y
una c6mica.
Maiiana, gran matinee y es-
,lendido programa para la no.
che: Los episodes 13 y IA de Gel
Guante Rojo.'
Victory Garden.-La hermosa
Maria Calvo con nuevos y varia-
dos couplets y ell drama "Cenizas
del Amor.
Malana, gran matinee a las
tres p. m, Y extraordinario pro-
grama en- la noche: "Ambici6n
Social, Y una c6mica.
Norma. -"Laberinto de las
Pasiones'', en- siete actos, y una
comica.
Maflana, 3 tandas: una por la
tarde y dos por la noche: LA
Hija de la Naturaleza", una re-
vista de actualidad y una conf
ca.
Real.-"Ambici6n Social" v
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-20

5 de la tarde de aver, Juan Roche.
de la Hacienda Ursu-
la", hoy colonia del "Central
Mercedita," VIC a un hombre que
por su traje lie parecio profugo
del campamento de presos esta-
blecido en- la carretera que va de
esta ciudad a Santa Isabel, en-
tendiendo que era su deber arres-
tar a dicho individuo asi 10 hiZo.
ser ell cOnfnado AdOl
TO Rivera, que hOras antes V
acompaiIadO de otro preso nom
brado TeodomirO Torres esquiv0
la vigilancia de los guardias que
cuidan aquel campamento, dando
Sc a la fuga.
Creese que Torres Sc ha mar
chado para Coamo, poblaci0n
donde tiene sus familiares.
Estos dos indiyiduos cumplen
catOrce meses de prisi0n con ira
bajos forzados que lie fueron i'm
puestos, cada uno, como respon
sables de un delito de escalamien
to EN- segundo grado, que come
tieron en- complicidad.
A la una Y cuarto de la tar
de de aver un autom6vil que pro-
cedia del Central Fortuna estro-
pe0 en- la calle del Comercio,
frente a la entrada de las Escue-
las situadas EN- esa via publica,
a la nina JOsefa Perez, que Ell
aquel momento Sc dirigia la
Escuela Grammatical.
Iba en- ell gufa de la maquina
el chauffeur Jose Mayoral Y de
Ia inyestigacian practicada-peRE- el
pOlicfa Candido Pacheco Sc dedu
ce que ell automovil marchaba a
una velocidad considerable Illegal
dentro de la zona urbana.
La pobre nina fue auxiliada de
primera intenci0n en- ell Cuarto
de SOcoros y luego la traslada-
ron al Asilo de Damas, donde
ocupa una estancia. Asegurase
que ell .estadO de la lesiOnada, hoy.
es alentadOr.
-Anteanoche trajeron desde
Guayanilla, con ell prop6sito de
una Operaci0n qui-
r1rjica Ell ell Hospital San Lu-
cas-, la respectable sehora Victo-
ria Rodriguez, viuda de Lopez,ma
Dire de los estimables jovenes don
Vidal, don Ramon, don Esteban,
doila Lucia, dOfia Romano v do
Tia Leopolda, todos vecinos dc
aquel pueblo.
InfOrtunadamente, sc agrav0
la dolencia y sobrevino un fatal
desenlace, que tOdOs lamentamOs.
Hoy ha debido efectuarse en- ell
pueblo dOnde residia la eXtinta,
ell sepeliO.
-Desde ell domingo ultimo
persegufa ell guardia Juan Mayas
a un muchach0n nOmbradO Err
nestO Lopez, acusado de sustraer
Ocho d0lares del poder de Anto-
MO RebOllo Y anoche, por fin pu-
do echarle ell guante.
Eel hechO reyiste caracteristi-
cas- reveladoras del ingeniO de
como sc vera: Lopez era
lazarillo de Rebollo, que es un
pObre mendicante; Y habiendo 10
Eado que la bolsa del pobre men
ligo contenia muchos d0lares,
:rey0 Lopez que el mejOr medic
para apOderarse del dinero de
,u... llamemOsle patron, era in
a darse un banjo en- ell
Portuguese, junto cuyas orillas
labria de dejar RebOllo la ropa,
.uando intentase darse la ablu-1
ion.
Efectivamente: ErnestO sugi
'i0 a Rebollo la,cOnveniencia de
larse ell ba6o, fueron al rio, ell
lego Sc despoj6 de su ropa, de-
andOla en- la orilla V entonces
sopez echo mano a la bOlsa del
lego, dandose a la fnga.
Cuando el ciego sc do cHcnta
Ie que el lazarillo se-habfa lido,
Ieiandolo solo. di6 vcces; Sc allie.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-20
DE TRIBUNALES

Aver ma1ana yiose en- la Corte
de Distrito, secci6n de 10 crimi-
nal, ell case de Gregorio Delgado
acusado de ataque para cometer
'homicidio.
La corte 10 declare culpable y
lie ilnpuso un afo de presidio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-20
RAyEMENTE ENFERMA

Sc encuentra gravemente enfer
a en- su Residential de Quebradi-
Has Ia sehorita Basilia Munoz,
hermana de Hemenegildo Munoz,
empleado de la San Juan light.
Deseammos su mejorfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-20

Sc dictG sentencia en- tres ca
SOS, contra el sefIor Cicinio Viz
carrondo, acusado de violar Ia
seccion 4 de la ley SO. En- el pri-
mer case la corte ie impuso una
multa de $500 absolviendole .en
los otros dos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-20

Jose Garcia que fue convicto
de un delite de infracci6n a La
ley de automobiles, fue sentencia
do pagar una multa-de $4,000 y
a un mes de cancellation de su Ii
cencia.
La corte resolvi6 ade2ias unos
casos de divorcio. tE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-20

DON ANTONIO r. BARCEL0
Hoy embarca en- los Estados
Unidos con rlmbo a esta Isla, Ell
81: Antonio r. Barcelo, presi-
dente del partido Union de Puer-
to Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-20

Para Peri6dicos diarios y Re-
vistas, Sc facilitan articulos pO-
fticOs, literarios y de informa-
ci6n mundial, vertidos al caste
lIanO, de la prensa americana.
Para 1nforme: Edificio Borin-
lGuen No. 7-B, San Juan, P. r..
Advt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-21
GOOD PROGRAM
ARRANGED FOR
U. OF ILLINOIS
Alumni Of Rock Island County Is
Planning to Attend Hometown
ing at Urbana Next Week.
Especial to The Argus

Urbana, Ill, Oct. 21-Alumni OF
Rock Island county who attend the
annual Homecoming Of the Uni
versity OF Illinois on Oct. 31-Nov. 2
will be greeted with a hearty vel
come and a program OF real talent
Entertainment for everyone all
the time" is the slogan voiced by
President David KindIey. One OF
the stellar features of the three
day program is the coed carnival
at s o'clock Friday evening in the
woman's building. An alI-univers-
ity gathering where alumni and
students may meet and greet each
other is the hope of the women who
have the carnival in charge.
The cities Of Urbana and Cham
paign have inaugurated campaigns
to get as many rooms as possible
10 house the hundreds of guests eX-
pected for the homecoming Fra
ternities and sororities have been
notified to reserve seats for the Il
linOis- Chicago game and to prepare
extra cots for their guests.
The memorial service Sunday
morning in the auditorium will
bring visitors together in the true
bonds of sympathy which will make
This Homecoming the greatest in
the history OF the university. Plans
for a fitting memorial to be dedi-
Gated 10 the Illinf who gave their
all in the service have been ar
ranged A reception Will be given
the Illinae by the Woman's league
in the Woman's building on Satur-
Cav afternoon.
The attention OF the visitors will
he attracted mostly to the Chicago
Illinois football battle on Illinois
field Saturday afternoon. Extra
hIeachers 10 comfortably seat 1900
more fighting Iilini are being con-
stTuCted.
Opening the fete will be the an
nual Hobo band. senior parade and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-21

DIR. Louis E. Van Norman, a mem
Der of the war trade board, has
been made first L. S trade com
missioner to Poland. DR. Van Nor
man is the author OF a book on Pc
land and has made many friends
among Polish leaders. He believes
that Poland. with 3O.000,O00 people
and a territory as great as France.
Will become one of the most i'm
portant economic factors in eastern
Europe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-21

the sophomore-freshman interclass
contests on Friday afternoon. The
union buildings, as general head
quarters for the homecoming
guests, will be arranged and deco
rated to provide every comfort.
Information tables will be estab-
lished to direct visitors and to tell
them where they may obtain rooms
Lunch of coffee and sandwiches
will be served.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-05

Here is a ja1nty suit which is
made for fall only. OF course
like most suits it might be worn at
some other season, but If eve a suit
was made for one season and on
", this is it. And what a defiant lit
tie suit it is! What matter If the fall
fashions dictate long suit coats,
slightly shorter skirts and basquelike
coats. This outfit breaks every one
Of those rules. but no one can say
that it is not smart Just because 1t
does not adhere to the latest rulings.
Perhaps it Is all the more attrac-
tive for b very reason that it Is not
like all The other suits which are be-
ing shown In the advanced fall dis
plays. Poppy red suede cloth, with
black silk braid embroidery trimming
the short Jacket is the stunning COM
btnation. The skirt Is butt on long
penctl-like lines and the jacket is
short with a very full peplum bare
" extending y e the hips. The
black wolf collar is detachable and
SO the suit may be worn comfortably
under q motor coat
The black kid pumps are OF the
new cut featuring a tongue and one
button strap. Poppy red lace stock
tngs to match the suit T an access
sorry which adds a great deal to the
general modishness of the outfit. The
hat IL of black panne velvet Of I'M
usual shape with uncurled ostrich for
trimming.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-05

Mrs. G. T. Challoner Of Science
tady. N. Y, has come to Grand Forks
to visit with her parents, Nh. and
Mrs. A. l.. Shideler, 80 Cottonwood
street. Within a few weeks Mr. Chal-
Toner will arrive and after a brief
visit he and his wife will go~ayto
Shanghai. China. where he will serve
Electric company Of Schenectady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lynch. 200
Reeves avenue, will have as their
guests for a couple Of days Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis T. Bottom of Kansas City,
Mo. Mrs. Bottom came In from Fish
er this afternoon where, with her lit
been spending the summer months
with her mother, Mrs. Dave McCleary.
Nj. Bottom Is expected this evening
from Fargo. As Miss Lucille Gagstad,
Mrs. Bottom will be remembered by
many in this city where she formerly
resided. &
Rev. jonathan Watson Of st Pau1's
Episcopal church will leave Sunday
noon for Minneapolis, where he will
attend the conference of the Episco-
pal nationwide campaign. On Tues
day Mr.. Watson will return and will
address a meeting at Fargo. We'd
nesday he has been asked to 0peak at
Mandan and on Thursday he has ac-
cepted an invitation to speak at
Bismarck.
Mrs. George Snyder Of Minneapolis.
with her Sol Arthur Snyder of Homo
lulu. arrived in the city last evening
and will visit friends here for a time.
Mrs Synder met her son in Chicago,
and they visited in Minneapolis en-
route. Mr.. Snyder who eerved as a
Lieutenant in the U. 8. army at Homo
lulu a been managing a theater in
that city since his release from the
army.
Prof. and Mrs. V. E. Sayre and
their little son, 4o2 South Fourth
street, returned Thursday evening
from Bemidji lake, where they have
been enjoying = two weeks outing.
Mrs. Fred c. Bacon. 315 South
Fifth street, who a been visiting for
the last two weeks with friends al
Guttemburg, Iowa, has returned to
her home.
Miss Ava Blank. who has been Wis
fting in the city for = few days. will
leave this evening for Duluth, from
which point she will take the boat trip
down the Great Lakes to New York
city. In New York Miss Blank e1.
poets to assume her duties in the fin
ance department Of the national Y. w
G. A.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-05

said. Look at William. look at those
tears. They look just like Peter Rab-
bits tears" "
Fred couldn't understand why Will
liam felt so badly, for he had lever
had q canoe and he didn't know that
William loved it better than any
thing in the world except Ranger.
William wiped the tears away on
the sleeve Of his sweater. and said.
Never mind, Fred, it won't leak any
way, and we will take it away from
this place and l will lind a new place
to keep 1t.
AS the boys pushed Off from the
bank into the stream and began to
paddle up stream. Fred said, well,
who in the world chewed the inside
Of that cancer
"Porcupines, of course" said Will
liam. Those brown porcupines and
that white one They must have
been at work a long time and I can't
get into a fight with them for only
one nearly, killed Ranger once be-
fore"
Tomorrow-Follow the Leader.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-05
mHe1AdVenfureS 81
8g4Ya1llY Coon E&H
mgSaN4 GAh.&aA
WILLIAM TURNS THE CANOE
OVER.

1T .NN. .E4rH~ HH'.' =. s'tr.r.- r%t
Gully Porcupine and. his friends
the brown porcupines didn't notice the
boys and the barking Ranger at all.
They walked slowly over to see what
in the world was the matter with AL
phonse, the white porcupine. for
Gully couldn't understand why his
white spears. were all up in the air.
Alphonse looked like a white ball.
Hello, Alphonse," called Gully.
you needn't be afraid Of that old
dog, Ranger, his teeth aren't sharp
any more. and nj I had a fight with
him and he had so many Of my spears
in his face and neck that it took little
William days to get them all out"
HE didn't know thai Alphonse
was a porcupine'' laughed Jimmie
Coon. "and if little William hadn't
dragged Ranger of, we were going to
have lots Of fun and a grand fght."
Alphonse, the white porcupine,
slowly unrolled himself when he
heard all danger was over, and he
to eat alder shoots on the bank Of
the brook.
William and Fred dragged Ranger
to the and William made Rang
er lie down. Ranger whimpered and
cried for he was at heart a good
hunting dog and although he was old
he remembered the days when he was
young and had had lots Of fun.
Teddy Poesum and Jimmie Coon
followed along for they wanted to see
what would happen when little VIII
liam turned over the canoe.
William and Fred each took one
end of the M and 'dop'-it was
over in a minute. And then when
they saw that awful sight little VIII
liam couldn't believe his eyes.
The wood on the inside of that
lovely canoe was all ckewed and
scratched and eaten of. Those por-
cupines had eaten the wood because
the canoe had been soaked with sea
water and they loved salt better than
anything.
William squeezed his eyes shut, but
big tears would slip from under the
lids and roll down his cheeks. jim
mic Coon nudged Teddy Postum and
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-05
LOCAL GIRLS
GO AWAY TO SCHOOL

Among the Grand Forks girls who
will go to school away from home this
year r Miss Edna Mae Rasmussen.
Miss Ruth Templeton and Miss Min
ME Steinbar, who will go to Column
bia university to do special work. Miss
Steinbar left last evening and will
visit friends en- route. Miss Lillian
Bendeke will take up medicine at the
Illinois Medical school, and her SIS
ter. Miss Marion Bendeke, will return
to the University Of Wisconsin at
Madison, this year.
Miss Marion Stinson will return to
Roanoke. Va, to resume work at Vir-
ginia college and her sister, Miss
Alice Stinson, expects to return to
Virginia college from which she has
graduated. to take up postgraduate
work.
Miss Vivian Brady and Miss Jo-
sephine Kingman, East Grand Forks,
will go to st. GATHERINGS college at
st. Paul: Miss Helen Hazletti will 70
to st. Mary's Hall at Fartbault, Mimi,
and Misses Frances Briggs Of East
Grand Forks, and Sadie Fisher Of this
city, Will enter the University OF Min
nesota. II.
Miss Harriet McConvflle, a graduate
Of the University Of North Dakota,
will go to Boston this year to enter
the Emerson college Of oratory and
dramatic art
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-05

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-05

Mrs. James Mulloy and little son,
Jack. have returned from. Lake
Geneva. Wis. where they have spent
the summer months with Mrs. Null
loy's mother, Mrs. R. B. Stone. They
were accompanied to Grand Forks by
Miss Elsie Mas of Lake Geneva who
will be their guest for a fortnight.
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Mr.. and Mrs. P. O.. Thoreson and
family. 522 Chestnut street. returned
Thursday evening from Fargo where
they visited for a couple of days. En-
route to Fargo they were joined by
Miss Rugby Lebachen at her home in
Reynolds. and she made the trip with
them.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-05

TomoFrow-FOllow the Leader.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-05

A regular meeting Of the woman's
Relief Corps viii be held Saturday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock In the Odd
Fellows hall. All members Of the
corps are urged to be present Mrs.
Jacob Welsh will have charge of the
service Of refreshments.
Miss Ina Ellis left last evening for
Tacoma WASH, where she will Join
her mother. Mrs Hamilton Mason.
Mr.. and Mra Hamilton Mason left
Grand Forks for Tacoma two weeks
ago n Miss Ellis plans to make her
home with them
Mr.. and Mrs A. e. schu,thet.. 1911
Belmont avenue, left today by motor
for a trip in the western part of the
state. They plan to stop at a number
OF cities and Will return In q few days.
Miss Irene Dougherty Of stark
weather. N. D., has returned to Stark
week with friendA Miss Dousherty
formerly attended the ''U' here.
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Mi@ Antoinette Yelle Of Bottineau
has come to Grand Forks to visit rel
attves for q couple Of weeks. Before
returning to Bottineau Mrs Yelle en-
pects TO stop In Fargo to attend to
Mrs r. G. Williams and 0 Lewis
Williams OF Aitkin, MINI, who have
BEEN house guests at the home OF Mrs
George Scun, 724 Bulge avenue, left
this noon for their home after a
weeks visit
Mrs J. Van Kirk Of B~eninsham,
wash. has come 70 Grand Forks to
resnadn for . short ume. While here
Ars. Van Kirk II stopping at the
Northern hotel. she is en- route TO
her homo In washington after visit.
mg Tor moro than year In Cali.
forrdA md, q number Of oth0r soufh.
efn pe4ntA NrM Van Kirk W. 4
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