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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-28
REMAINS IDENTIFIED.
Authorities Think Bones Are Those of
Sister Mary Johns.

Traverse City, Mich, Feb 2O,-Al-
though positive Identification of the
bones Of a human body exhumed from
beneath the little church at Isadore
near here, and later re-interred in the
parish cemetery, was still lacking to-
day, results of the search which county
authorities have been making for the
original grave ronvinces them, they said
to-day, that these are the remains of
Sister Mary Johns, who disappeared II
years ago. -.
Digging in the same spot from which
Jacob Flees, sexton of the church, af-
firms he exhumed the body Of Sister
Mary, officers yesterday found silk
scapular, wooden crucifix and frag-
ments Of black veil and heavy brown
cloth. All these articles. the officers
said, are peculiar to the Felician order,
Of which Sister Mary was a member
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-28
CHINESE IN DEADLOCK.
Northern and Southern Sections Dispute
at Shanghai

Shanghai, Thursday, Feb. p tBy the
Associated Press The conference be-
tween delegates of the Northern and
Southern Chinese governments, in ses-
sion here, became deadlocked to-day.
Tang Shao-Yi, former premier and chief
of the Southern delegates, refused to pro-
coed until the Picking government had
enforced the terms of the armistice re-
Gently agreed upon as to the province of
Shensi and dismissed the military gov
ernor of Shensi for attacking Southern
forces.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-28

WANTED-Girl for general Homework APP
ply to Mrs.. Douglas NJ. Barclay, Is Franklin
street. zSbu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR sALE--A good bed couch and bas-
inetts both in good condition; call at rs
Webster street phone Sow. 295t2'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-28
Notice

A regular meeting Of the Central Labor
union Of Barre and vicinity viii be held
in the carpenters hall, Worthen block, on
Friday evening, Feb. %, at 1880 o'clock
Per order Angus Mcdonald, secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-28
BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, FEBRuARY 3, 1919.
The Weather

Increasing cloudiness, probably fol-
lowed by snow late tonight and on Sat
urday; warmer; winds becoming south
and increasing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
Taarcapl "Su9em.
mauo xauo",

re Nutlu" bar ~bcbanoIct o.;
pdnitcIigc ErobIcH. iom opitiac3
Idduel Tor 0en iraulfc Stdt Iom Tor
%orocicruc, uaar oct MI fonnrcr iii
Ssautngcu az oct SpsrgSmaaI. ont
hooroan man lfol oupeloc Dc soc.
logtc GcIc al Ben gomIe 6rout. Get
6reier lig her ON @lurorctuicncr
&eftor al 9clgJcna % 6ruufrigc5
uGroiiuIoeite SSorO. Set 9elte. loul
ltrTtter 10 ira &ogciernc Ill Sauct,
% Iom umocr belle Rrigcn par uoint
Tor cn uophsrIig Ncgn al @lp og
,SerH, % iom poa &rpos on tiers
blcu glcntcmgrduct al Wiilioncr
IPono, oct Sano lager Iu iom OK
yiare oper Sc rcipeftipc Statcr2
5rcmti03toufcr.
Cen irunifc Stat bar tarifc tat
oct iornuftlgitc Stauopurtt Gen
bar opcrIa0t til buCr enfcIt ,Soroctc-
al 5isre lUao ban oil Eigtraa0cn
% DC @rorater, iou Ioo uabcnt |
Gagcu, er 10 ior en- it0r Gel ru0oat
al &ciln AZ &rIga'au5cr % ftneiiitc
aullcr. % Slgene er, Scr buor man
har iuuloct Dem bit begraUet. Qtcu
De NANCE @ronntbuI, 90 til 6 N.
0ube o. meo et Cmforg al so ~
Vtluctrutcrne % De cnoeIeie Sfptter
srape. Der iinoc9 cnonu. Get piIoc
Tor en- SorObrugcr uGre ii glor3 ar
bei0e At iua brugt pau Sooc igier Ct
Stutte a oct "oe0c 2auo".
Mou brinscr M / 6orilug oen en-,
lloUel erter oen auocr. Nogcu mcucr,
at belle Smraaoet bar tuoISics AZ 5,
arigisrenoe o. beUare3 iom Ct 9otI,
merit on @eroenstrigers 0ruionl.
heo. Inore pl( plante Stog / SIT
herIeOc 9anoitab. men poa itor.
StrGfuinqer oil life set IorortugsIa.
ieitc lrP tunHc uore. "2c Watiu"}
5orilag bsrc3 rinlcIigere no. Gct
gaar belt cufcIt uo paa al Damn,
SummcuilttuluJcr a. 6rumocIerc /
Sc gOtlagtc Cmraaocr med oet Tor
Glc at ~bcIuuoc Saurcau, / i,cr St,,.
Zen Tlauttptrt. iom MI ituoc ~
pou oi2ie ioroum5 N~ucocmorfcr u
@eiteitrRfnngcr, or riJtIgnct fottIS
% graa; men 6uarcue er '~ororiHg2.
leie Spr, % uadr Dc bar funnel.
gisrc @uitralien$ o. SCI uciyIiJc
Horo Imcrlfa3 bGIpt arteuagtiGc
&iooer Ill p9roiiuIoc Cmraa0cr.
huorior ituIoe oa life ser tlimatl'!
iet bcloigere itiueOe % tcutraIrr.
beliNgcnOe "oso Sauo~ funNe uonut.
res puu iummc Wtaaoe2 arigcu bar
rolOt iaa mango SmueltnInaer. San'
tie oct nil osina uyie liz. az Den bar
io~rnnorCt en- uoprPlct iorooprtcloc
&eiolfulnl III q Nproc'olt. lom be-
Ter inc ,Saar paa Rnireruc Al ocf
Ser iorDum par 0eres 9ucr elder @pc
otnldrtcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23

l~lohnbnina al Nnrhno Ma. On
&albupicuafommi3liou, bcitoocuoc al
CONNER &nor. &anoiuipcttpr Ssrcn
fen Al Norbua og TroprictGr Setter
len al (oll9Qooro, cr bIcucl ncbint i
9mIcoujnq Al, al NmbblcIfcn / Slulc.
broCu ! Norhu@ ltnl iGntca / Gorbtn
oclic meo en- minbrc %lloouhuinQ al
Nnrbu9 No ira @robrau0 ~ Ill Mar
hlla. Snrfoiuiugcrnc nco Nrbcioct
or nnilnnc0C til ca $4,000 Hroucr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23

SlffttIIlo VVIotIIl. NuIIOCI" -IUl
9toubr. On ret onNurtCt Cl'tcriti@
Gpibcmi hcrIrr i Nculc (l0 RuubcrE
o. Ell Gel %~auosbucr Cplau0ct. !
&crblcrg en- loalcoc2 Nnncorncincl
(rucllcnp Nlitru OF > Nern blcuc'
ularcbct. o. Sc ; Al Nsrntnc or al
uaact uco Ep6cn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
Staliene 9lojtc friitnc &trfe

Otter hUuo ser mc0ocIc5 ira Rom
har lloqruuninncrue uco SaU Tictro
/ @rauoo upr peo Vi5u brogt et me.
act in.ereaiaut Rciultat ltuocr oer
6crupreuoc SirfC. iom bnsgcocS ON.
trina 800 (Gqct. bar MAJ ucmllI
iuuoet Setter citer q cu0uu Plors
8u0shu2. iom citer buao %llnocr'c'
gcIiernc piicr sieuipnIis or Bit bpg'
gct III Minoe ON apoi,cleu TauIll9'
Sruoiul i NGrheoeu al Sicoet e.
mere mar alrfcl mnaitct cidc Tlao
len ipr ui Nuiilifu. ion blcu rciit.
Nan nICHtr her II Dauc uuloe;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
@rnnoc. Nierrlul

! Mites llC0prUll0tt l~lolUlQctlC !
Ghr. Nlclicuo @ouro / StnbTf. anita
Nclla iont GoIQc AZ aortllltnln1. Wto
finer % PM brrnotc; NE oct lpttc
oe9 at rc00c arruturcruc
NUitpcO 2l0c Nou. \ Ntor0c3
ooitoo Scr %lo / en- NuQntna pnn
Irritmorf. Ser Al Qiebmono ". y
Inocrirn / VrUl,a bcuptttoc3 I'll $40
itulo % Ynoc. Ter tnocbrTnote !
arcotlrcr. ll1ciom ser brrnotc en-
Gel Se oN noAlc N%inltiucr % NpI2
rc0itobcr
Sposinlo. Nopcoltoocu2 Tlo'tc
Trofurotor z. z. %onicu. tIoliGcrc
WooHiorpoltcr poo Nrcmcr3uoln, cr
oioooct pes Geocn pau GrcocrItSbcr9,
50 Mar Qonumcl.
VrpicHior. Or. mco. crit Tont
Orphan / aIsbcuhoun or o'gaoct nco
Tsocu, - 9lor Qonnlcl Som Cpcr
lroc pco @citrc Soipitnl inoloaoc ban
ia irrliq Gorticncitc Ocb al rc'orltcrc
Gioanoicn oG @cbonoIinGct AZ Sp
fills.
On "oanuncl auuimcr. Taobcl
molcr. Hsinrant s.. y. Griich. er 900
/ en- Nlocr al - Nur. Nau hcltoQ
iom 6riplaiQ i artgcu 1864 90 Hoo
0erciter mo poo armitncrboncit. :
1887 blcp han Naobeuulolcr pco Or
benafopitlct. San ocltoN ioriat %
ciicruiaiqt / Grbcioct Tor hlnrnllc o1
iocjaIc Gpgoocr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. G%isbcnbunn -
0uubr. @rmlun62oowpcrctl "Shor
poloicu" anfom / G'tcrmlooo9 III
RisbcnhnOn cttcr Ell nlc9ct hdnro
Rciir. Sfibct mcoisrtc ION Va9'o-
ocr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tcter 6rscbcn
ira SEN ~uoroliqlfc Nonife aoIonl
Ibulc. Better Trschcn llotolte, at
han innunel mco aaptcln @ot'rco
. Nonicn mar uoIagt , lcpotcr III
Rool0 9lmnunolcu Bot'rco Nnnlcr
onfom iii llpcrneuif | Wtni Wtdnlteo.
Tcrira icjltc DC mc0 Sfibct "Gor
tlco" ira McluiQcbu1ten. Sciloo'cn
tnu ~ Gage, % DC par nGr blct
fnrit / Siclt. Get noroltG'tc lcpot
blcp loat moro Tor 5bule pau %
@roncra uuroliQ Hrco0c. Aaptcln
Nouicn pll ! Scbrllor Woanco 'egc
lrnucr nero Tor al uoIGaQc Icpoter {;
han bcrcallcr al funuc pcnoe tllbdQc
til 7unmart Ssbct al 1920. Vrer.
lon0 har iuar pprct huarot hlcn's9t
al ocn ipanifc SuQc, iom bar frTpct
mauQc Gre blanot Gitimocrnc. Deter
Srscheu lcoiuNcOc2 Ill Nlsbcnhoun a.
i'm Nuitru. en- urq @rmIPnocrluoc
Ropaanua, OF 10 imuo Barn. I'm
lilitonocr poa @rsnlouo mlocr SRI
! dcIl iortnltc Srschcu: "Nt bar lite
haut Sfibc / 1huIe / ire Aur. Nsrlt
Somnlcren 1915 nj Ut uloc, al Hrl
den par bruot no ) (hlile lener
30 Weuneltcr. Ica or Den cne'te
hUioc. VI III iugcn ammunition III
Ucn 6nrititfer. Sea ntoutte rot'oncre.
Wlrn set bar life iuu let al aiare
@rsnlrnoeruc bcqribcIig al o. bare
fuuoc iaa 100 Sfuo ON Haret hrcr
ou lem 9Gitcr Guritiftcr q boo mug
after ou after ON al ltrlue uco I'll
europa, al NoIt itlloe hoIoc 90 nlco
ar ituoc hoeraubre. iaa Ut tluoe holoe
,Endtct llanp. anio Ha3muis'cn
icuotc ma en- hcl Gel Eager oucr
Amcrlfu mco aupteiu @ortIctt San
ucQtcoc imiolertib. at bon hopoe nogct
mco "a ioris1te at ipIgc oct inopoo.
Bore Tolf ocrucoe ioritob al Der par
uoQet tuiliomt peo Nliyorttn. % hon
nf set life iollt. Wicu ut III altlao
heller life iut / ocr foltborc Nmmn1l
ton eaer oil oct ouoet han hauoe
mco. Vi iourcSc (rP Ill Norpmer.
lea ofrcoc nit GQetrG5boro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23

Vn IltcrpclInflpn. Nro WlNbCll
houn mcIoc2 220c Nou. : Snu0S
tbinQcta NisOc iQnor mcoocltc 6or
mouocrL at 10 al Rcprriertantcruc
Tor Ben pcnitre. fonierpotlpc Mioioritct
i @ono@thiugct enifcoc at ircmiGtte
ielqcnoc INTERPRETATION: "&unrlcoca
fon Stotamiuiltcrcn iorligc inc llo-
~tolclicr / G~olfcihinQct Den 1Sbc Non.
mcb Trco2troftatclla ON ocu cuoc-
IlQc ToitIrttclic al Gonmorf3 Spo-
nrGnic?" %utcrpcllotinu nil nntngc-
liz bliur bChan0lct TrcbaQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23

,<tuIicu5 plhitc friituc airfe. Tco
llogrdpnlnGeu ianOtes ogina taIrige
@ruucr. S%nitriptiouer % @riinluf.
fer al gomIe ortitcttoriltc llOiHps.
iiiugcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23

Srrbt pno Stcoct. Eod Belle
NnpcobaucQuor0 ulIoc cl 20 uorla
observation-disclosures. u. 7 Nlcllcu ira
Grcocricio, lorlcOcu Nitcu lprinGc
ppcr Sporet Ill lit cNct Goa, ibct
VCriontoQct nor0'ra TOM brltlct0c
ino. Nnu imlbIcoc i'slQc "&cilc NJ.
9lu." paa Sporct, bIcu oucrtiert %
0robt pua SiC0Ct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23

Sitpinuu / GJpbcnhnun. &iebcl
ham 250c Mon. RcprUicutoutcn Tor
Sen r~ll0lilfc SopictrcNicrllg cr ioitcn
fonmtct BERTH omboro pou oct cl
oclltc %oiurctlfib "Trincci@ Wtorqu
ret" lom outrcoc % pnu Den n0rc
Hc0. %itpiuou bljucr omborb til
imorQcn. San bar ncQtrt at mobtoAc
Nrprpicutnutcr tnr VrC5icu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
&iacrslcp aataitruien.

SlNCIclCu NutuNtu'tH. ~-t
~ocrisgcIic. iom iorIcoeu Aiteu lore
toQc2 paa lllpffesiteoct uco @lQcrslcu.
rciultcrc0e l. at oct Tor Gor5sr (olcta
Sofomotlpr9rer bar umu!iQt ar ic o.
iuoqtInienoe @aglantcruer pnu ga
~luroborg (oget, naar, Der iumtl0lB
hoIot CT ~uognacnoe Sog, placcret ion
@rnnotoget I'll aisge. peo SIoeu al
aaImuObOrg Soget, Ie i,erte Sp1ter
paa &~rauotoget maa ganltc haUc
blqnoet @aglanterncrnc paa aulmo
BORG Soqet. @ertiI fommcr uocrll
acre. al Suiene ira Ylgeralcu Nn bar
uirfct bl9trabercnoe, CpcrpOrtar
Nau'cn. Der bcgif ocn iflGbuciuGu9rc
Iycil oclnouitrcrcoc / Tlgcrslcu &lol
poit, bpa0 Der ltcoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23

sra Nrrpcruc. Sborahauu 2Ooc
Nou. Ser hCrltcr Ct cittr Hor1ti0cl,
ltalmin0cljNt u~C0uarruoc &intcrpclr
mco itCrtc Sncitormr III pllo'cllQt
mOtrdaot l2bruN hor ~'ornorIaact
itorc Sucifrco mOtr huiifc mnnac
ISaor % Ct Nar Ntilc blcu bcgrapcNc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
Niopoc Hcouiuosmrno.


al %onitrup HconinQsbaao, Tiifcr q,
Y. ~%erqcuicu, oiGIf iisl9c "9{roiu."
iorlcbcn Aitcn neo IeOcu citcr CT tort
SnQclclc. Canine Gag tom Der Yico
OcIclic ON, ar han par uouGput til
ComebroN2muno. San hupoe uprct
aliot uco Neutrality-suspicious. ! opcr 30
liar, oa / sc iloite % 2lar pGrct Naa
ocu5 Tercr. Salt bar ban pprct mco
til at rcooc 100 Stibbruouc2 %lU 90
mar molgc 8onge oGrct noe mco
administrator FOR al rcooc SITTER
banoc Cen Namlc Rconml smauo
G~hrtito''cr Ghriitcnicn I 9lalbpf err !
otaic Toqc aiguoet uco Gs0Cn / en-
9ll0cr az omtreut - Hur. cucr
30 @ar bouoe han qiori llcuciic pc0
administrator. San uar i'slgc
hNoroi Ingbl." ocforeret mco Fco
ninqamPnoerca itorc Selumcoulic
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-23
Brilliant Euents in Albuquerque
Celebrate .Washington's Birthday

they can be made to supply the de-
mand for milk until we can do better.
California has one herd OF 5000
Wen bred mich goats, which are
we'll groomed and well fed. How
ever this herd is kept to make evapo-
rated goats milk. There is sanator-
ium at Pasadena where only goats
milk is used for the patients.
The freedom Of goats from tuber-
CuloS is an important argument for
the use of such milk, In a report OF
the L. S. bureau of animal industry
covering federal inspection for eight
years of animals slaughtered for
food, not a single animal was con-
demned for tuberculosis. 1t is well
known that the condemnation of cows
on this account is high,
A good mich goat will produce
twelve times its bodily weight of milk
in a year, averaging about three
quarts a day.
Every child should have at Neast
one pint Of some kind of milk a day
and quart a day is much better.
The question of sufficient milk
and sufficient means to procure ii
for the children of the state is OF
grave Importance at the present time
Many children. who have been re-
duced in vitality because of influ-
enza, could be restored to health and
given a better chance to become phys
ically fit citizens to serve the state II
this mucn needed nourishment could
be obtained for them now.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-23
DRAMATIC READING AND
COMMUNITY THEATER.

Tuesday evening at the new mll-
scum, Rev. Lansing Bloom read from
the play Under Orders" or "Out of
He'll" one of the most thrilling and
subtle of war dramas thus far pro-
duced, first in London, and then in
America. 1t is a play remarkable in
more than one way. For instance
while there are four characters it
takes only two actors and it rushes
from climax to climax with irresisti-
BILE stress. Mr.. Bloom reviewed the
play with vividness so that those who
attended carried away as complete an
understanding of it as if they had
seen it enacted. After She reading,
Community theater met with Francis
c. Wilson presiding, and Mrs. Mary
Austin, the dramatic director, leading
the discussions. She announced that
already two original plays had been
submitted to her as the result of the
first successful community tlSater
performance and urged that scenar-
los for a peace pageant applicable TO
Santa INe be also submitted. Plans
for the next performance were con-
sidered and it was decided to have
another program of four one-act
plays and parts right after Easter.
Provisions were made for the install
lation of a modern stage lighting
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-23

pointed rooms, made 4 scene Of par
ucular charm. Mrs. Grunsfeld was
assisted by Mesdames Henry Brown,
q. l.. Brooks, Louis Ilfeld, Harry Lee.
sidney Rosenwald, and Ernest SpitZ.
Punch was served during the entire
evening and the refreshments dis
pensed by the hostess were delicious.
I Mrs. Sells furnished the music for the
| dancers.
Among those present were Messrs.
and Mesdames l.. Kempentch. Ralph
Keleher, w. A. Keleher, w. s. Hope
well, George Simms, n. G.. McCroden,
| A. A. Keen, j. L. Pearce. Ernest Spitz,
Walter E. Heller. Harry Lee Edward
Horgan, Albert Stern. f. T. Chase, w.
G. Reid, Sidney Rosenwald, N. b.
! Field, Max Nordhaus, Harry Weller.
P. Il. Putney. Seligman, Mansbach.
| Charles White, r, r. Pollock. Miss
Blumenthal; Mesdames Kent, Medler
! Harris, Rifle, and Claiborne; and
Messrs. NJ. H. Stern, Alfred Grunsfeld
Arthur Prayer, Grover Devine, S. d
Lamon, Paul Horgan, Harold Selig-
man, William Vaughey and Guy
| Rogers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-23
MILK. THE INDISPENSABLE
FOOD FOR CHILDREN.

(By Mrs. j. $. EaStefday)
For infants there is no perfect sub
stitute for breast milk, but if a sub
siitute must be resorted TO, properly
modified cows milk is recommended
Dy most authorities. However, goats
milk is more nearly in quality like
mothers milk and highly recon-
mendCd,
4 much excited young lady, return
ing from her shopping, exclaimed:
"a saw a milk man stop at shop,
take a big can and go to the back of
the building. lie stayed a long time
too, and when l came away | saw a
number OF goats in the lot back of the
shop. Can it be possible that we are
being sold goats milk?'f
The young lady was jumping at
conclusions but it furnished food for
thought. Why not have a goat milk
dairy? Would it be a marketable
product? We need more and cheaper
milk.
Goats milk has been an important
food for ages in Europe. Not the
variety of goats, however, that we see
out on the commons eating tin cans
and waste paper, but well-bred ami
mails Some of the best mixers are
the Toggenborg and Saanen tSwitzer-
landl, Anglo-Nubian (England) and
ScLwartZwald Germany. The prac-
teal thing to do is to utilize the ma
tcrial we have TO the best advantage.
(Because 20 woman cannot have a
seal skin coat is no reason why she
should be cold)
The American scrub goat Is about
the same as the scrub COW, in that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-23
A Pretty Summer Costume Combining
Two Materials.
VIII o. the Wisp Graciously
Allied With Taffcta.

If women are to wear
fllmy fabrics at a time
when Dame Fashion has de-
creed narrow skirts, the
manipulation of the fabric
is bound to be in the way of
dfapery. The reason for this
MS evident - drapery may
swathe the figure, employ
ing the plenty of material for
grace and richness, vet
maintaining a slim outline,
and achieving an extreme
narrowness at the ankles.
When the drapery is mani
pulated in loose -ha!lging
sections, a narrow founda-
ton skirt which reveals it.
self below the drapery lends
the decreed narrow effect at
the ankles, while above, tho
soft fabric but naturally
sinks in to the slim founda-
ton. All really feminine
women adore fiip,v e. brice
but those u,ho ,,,,,nt a 80 ~,
practYcalitV someti met uo,'St paaI
conscientious 49, :; 80 iTei
inc in tban, oon,., lia' soi
rio then n1icbt ~, ,lS'. a Wv, ~
allied with tha W as, e ',,,,,,
one with tho raS,I ','' - en-,
dressv froct hoin So W d
anil nractico1 ms 1 iea9o''
am offering todai, aSaIi' II
rTettv CON, 6ininn ~, ~ ~, pe
VS. in hrnF,, "i a1 -, 5'',,
bIue coiorin@ v,itb r rnft u tnf
feta IN tha so,,,d at,ao 80 -
effect Tho fnSfotn ''i - e'lp ,n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-23

Washington birthday has been the
occasion or excuse for numerous at
fairs of a public and private nature.
Besides, as was mentioned before
and everybody knows, Lent is almost
here. In fact. only ten more days re-
main in which to do all the social
stunts, etcetera and so forth, that So
cicty has been storing M in its system
these many months. In order to get
them all "off its chest"--that does
sound terribly low brow, but a we'll
educated high brow will know what
il meaus, and an ordinary low brow
iusL naturally kuows--before it must
settle down and be properly decorous
and religious society must do some
examining. And so We have the de-
lightful spectacle of Jack and Jill all
dressed up in beautiful new clothes
ana playing. They had both worked
so long and so seriously without any
thought, apparently of new and
splendid raiment And now that they
have allowed themselves to indulge
in little frivolity they are quite
splendid.
OF course. along with new gowns
comes the regular lectures and scold-
ings on the "Debaurhery of Dress,
quite useless waste of breath. Eff
cient man hasn't yet learned that that
kind of a thing is as old and ant
lquated as history Why don't they
start something new and efficient?
A pretty woman must have pretty
clothes, and if woman is plain her
need for pretty things is just as great
SO there you are.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-23
,uOIGnT EOR TODAY.
Hagernan

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pap
fist church was delightfully."- enter
| tanned on Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. d. b. Jackson at the Baptist
parsonage. After the regular devo-
tional meeting the members enjoyed
n talk on the home life Of the mis-
sionary in India, by Mrs. Murphy, who
| is the wife of a missionary doctor and
has spent a number of years in doing
missionary work in India. Mrs. Muir
! ply Is a pleasing speaker and in adj
| dition to her talk the ladies enjoyed
| looking at the kodak views and other
pictures of life in India. Later the
| ladies enjoyed most delicious lunch
con, which was served by the hostess,
Mrs. Jackson. Among those present
were Mesdamos Brock, Bramlett. Da-
! visson, F. Hammontree. Fl. Little, G.
G. Mason, Murphy. III. L. Mckinstrey,
| McWhidt, G. w. Newsom, Sanders,
Rev, Jackson Mr.. Newsom. Misses
| Myrtle Newsom and Chloe Camp, and
| the hostess, Mrs. jackson.
! The Woman's Home Mission society
met at the home of Mrs. Phillips on
| Wednesday afternoon.
The Methodist mission work in At
RIGA was the lesson for the afternoon
/ Mrs, Harry Cowan was the leader and
Mrs Carter also gave a very interest
| ing talk on the work done there by
! Bishop Landreth. A most delicious
| two-course luncheon was served by
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Carter
and Miss Williamson. Among those
! present We're Messdames II. w. Car
ter, Harry Cowan, G. w. Curry. Camp
Evans, O. r. Gable, b. e. Gehman,
Jacobson, w T.. King. Mason. Hanna,
| prichard, Pauslin, Howe. Williamson
Smith, Wright, Jones. Burck, Rev
! Carter, Mr.. Phillips, Misses William
son, Bauslin, Minnie Morgan. and Ga
Bile, and the hostess, Mrs. Phillips.
| S. III. Reed and family are moving
to the Bitney place, south of town.
The Jacob family has moved to
the Union Central farm on Cotton
wool row.
| Mrs. Roy Lockhead is reported to
be very ill this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Wheeler are the
proud parents of a son, who was born
| Wednesday. February IL.
The w. II. NJ will hold cooked
food sale each Saturday afternoon.
Half of the members will prepare
cakes, pies, etc. each Saturday.
The o. +. S. met Wednesday even
Ing at the Masonic hall andS after the
imitation of one new member the an
nual election of officers was held. the
| Following being elected. Mrs. Alice
Mason, worthy matron; w. II. Miles,
worthy patron; Mrs. Virginia James
Gable, associate matron; Mrs. Alberta
Lane, secretary J. r. West, treasurer;
Mrs. Matte Phillips, conductress: Mrs.
Pearl Miles, associate conductress:
! Mrs. Addie Sasser, Adah; Mrs Nora
/ ptIth G ycfh np i.
Mrs. Workman. Jr., Martha: Mrs
! Mary Mason, Electa: Rev. d. b. jack
son, chaplain Mrs. Thomas, Sr., mar
shat; Mrs. J. f. Blythe. organist; Mrs.
d. b. Jackson, warden; Mr.. Thomas,
Jr,, sentinel, These officers will be
installed next Thursday evening. How
ard Russell past master. will conduct
| the installation, assisted by Mrs. Min
ME M. Bride as marshal After the
election refreshments were enjoyed at
Sasser's drug store.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-23
TORTNIGHTIIS CLUB TO HAVE
INTERESTING PROGRAM.

The Tortnightly Music club will
meet with Mrs. c. H. Conner, 100
North Twelfth street, next Tuesday
evening. Much interest is being shown
in the club work, the program for the
next meeting will merit a good at
tendance. Mrs, d. w. F'aw who has
charge. announces the following in
tersting numbers:
Guittarre ............ Chaminade
TocCata ........... g.. Chaminadc
Mrs. George Everitt.
Duett from the second act of Ham
let ..,........ Amhrosia Thomas
Grace NJ Stortz and Charles NJ.
Mexican,
Venetian Song ............. Tosti
A Spirit Flower - Campbell Upton
Mrs. j. II, Price.
Talk on War Poetry.
............. Miss Ethel Hickey
| Dream OF a Garden of Sunshine
.......,..... Herman lsOnr
Miss Evangeline Perry.
Rockin' Time .......,...... Knox
Beatrice Scissor Mrs. l.. b,
Lackey. Mrs, Charles Mexican,
Mrs. Charles sutton.