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NEW YORK, N. Y.-It is conserva- lively estimated that, over three mil lon people annually in this co Antry alone are taking Nuxated Iron. Such astonishing results have been reported from its use by both doctors and lay men. that . number of physicians in various parts of the country have been 90 extensively. and why 1t apparently produces % much better results than were obtained from the old forms of, inorganic iron.
 Extracts from some of the letters received are given below:
 Dr. Ferdinand King, New York Physician and Medical Author says: ':Thers can be no vigorous iro0 men without iron. PAller means anemia. Ansmia means irsn denci- ency. The skin of alenlc men and women is pale. Ths dssh dahby. The muscles lack tone: the brain fags and the memory fails and often they be- come weak, nervous irritable. de. spoadent and melancholy. When the iron goes from the blood of women the roses go from their cheeks.
 ''In the most common foods of Am erica the s:arches sugars. table syrups. candies. polished rice. white bread. soda, crackers. biscuits, mac degerminated cornmeal, no longer Is iron to be found. Refining processes have removed the iron of Mother Earth from these impoverished foods, and silly methods of home cookery, by throwing down the waste pipe the water in which our vegetables are cooked, are responsible for another grave iron loss.
 Therefore if you wish 70 preserve your youthful vim and vigor to a ripe old age, you must supply the iron deficiency in your food by using some form or organic iron. just as you would use salt when your food has not enough salt.'
 Dr. A. J. Newman, late Police Sur geon of the City of Chicago and form- CT House Surgeon, Js6Nzoon Park Hospital, Chicago. in comnanting on Nuxstsd Iron. says: y., Tt nas ts been beer my m; years to assist in keeping Chicago's f1va thousand bluecoats in good health and perfect lighting trim so that they would be physically equipped to with stand all manner of storms and the ravAgss o6 natural ele...ents.
 Recently I was prompted through an endorsement of Nuxated Iron by Dr. Schuyler c. Jaaues. Waiting Sur geon of St. Elizabeth's Heapital. New York, to give 1t . trial. This remed, has proven through my own tests O. 1t to excell any preparation I nav ever used for creating red blood. building up the nerves. ,strengthening the muscles and correcting digestivV disorders"
 pr. E. sausr. . Boston physician wAp 1AS oeQdisA widely both In this country and in great Eur pean Medi |cal Institutions says: "As have sail a hundred times over, organic iron i: the Heatest oe ell strength builders If people would only take Nuxate 1, Irsn when they feel weak and run down, instead of doang themselve: with habit forming drugs, stimulant and alchoolic bsverAGss am >convinc d that in this way they could war oR diseass. pgsysptin9 t becoming oi !. sanic In thou.A9e e g4ea as4 thert by the lives Of thodiaAds mfGht l., s1wed who now idie every :year fro paaunoaia, srippe. kidnsy, liver. heaa tfoQbao and other taagleoue mal1a1les The F0n1 aAa 1xuG CHDG W148 4q 46d ftA1ir 1lSeAse was notAmg meeS nor lese
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-22
MOnarChiStS Win Possession of
 Northern Portugal; War Immenent
' The Associated Press.

The
 IA fromI 5
  the caus with the
  hem onarchis leme is n power
 Republican government has made to   ard Hrestor of
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-22
Estl1Onians Thrash BOlsheViki
 Near Lake Peipus

SpeAal to heN Associated
 LONDON shonian
  according .o- Stockholm
  in miles Southwest of Bohk toretre in the retreatng Red closely and inflicted  Peipus Bolsheviki fell the handso of the
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-22
Red Plot to Bomb Rockefeller
 is Revealed by the Police

spcc1al to the NuggetB Associated Press
 2lA New York Police Inspector eA1ylhg oi details of anahic
  e,scovered police shortly after the beginning of the European Rockefeller of plos had of official that anarchists planned
  and dissemin eanarch
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-22
Reported Lisbon Joined Monarchiai Movement.

fonI ri d tha the epudiated
  severa he
 to checkh of the s drastic $
 d of he
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Swedes to Forcibly oppose
 BOlsheviki in LaVOnia

Special Q he Associated Press military expedition isl time to through Baic o is isl
 
 preventing life and property Ehonian and Lvonnl 
 have| owingI lack of econo resources in that province
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JOB PRINTING
 OF ALL KINDS DAILY NUGGET OFFICE
City Physicians Explains Why
 They Prescribe Nuxa

To Make Beautiful Healthy Women and Strong Vigorous Men
  sand % f wo in glow of ahh.dba aut--oh i
 folks n
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-22

than weakene, condition brought on by lack of ire in the blood.
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Dr. Schuyler c, Jaques, Visiting Surgeon uf St. E.lizabeth's Hospital. New York City. said: 'I have never before given out any medical information or ad- vice for publication as ordinarily do not believe in 1t. But f. the case of NuSated Iron fell l would be remis in my duty not 10 mention it. l have taken it my
 self and
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-11-15
DR.. j, r. Olivier of ST Mar.

DIR. j. R. Olivier of ST. Mar.
tlnsville was business visitor in
New Iberia last Saturday MORN
ing. DR.. Olivier is one of the live
wires Of our sister town, especially
in public road matters. He stated
to us that he could not understand
how the old settlers ever transact
ted business with the pub
lie roads in such impossible
condition the greater portion Of
the time. The people of st. Mar
tin are now actively engaged in
the building of gravel roads. In
fact only recentlv Parish wide
tax was voted almost unanimously
in that Parish which shows very
conclusive,y that they are de-
termined to overcome the mud sit
uation just as rapidly as possible.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-11-15
LOCAL NEWS.

of Armistice Day
were conducted in the different
public schools Of the Parish last
Tuesday. In New Iberia promi-
nent citizens made addresses to
the school children who atter-
lively listened to the patriotic
speeches. Judge L. O. Hacker
spoke at the Madison Street
School; Hon. Walter J. Burke at
the High School: Hon. Edwin >.
Broussard at the Magnolia Street
School Judge James Simon at the
Like Oak School; Mr.. Jules Drey-
full at the Julia Street School.
One of the big sales put on
record in the Clerks Office this
week was that of Sarah Planta-
ton which comprises about five
hundred and siXty-one arpents OF
fertile land. The new owner is
Mr.. Alfred Granger, formerly Of
st. Martin parish. Sarah was
owned by Messrs. A. A.. and
August Theriot 81 Morhiban.
Assessor Cesaire J. La bauve
left the early part of the week for
Baton Rouge to submit the tax
rolls of the Parish to the State
Board of Affairs for their APP
proval. If the same is accepted
without any changes then from
Monday next Sheriff Landry. and
his Deputy Tax Collector V. j.
Poirson will be prepared to col
lect the 1919 taxes on movable as
well as immovable property.
Since writiro the above. Sheriff
Landry Informed us the rolls were
accented and he is now ready to
collect taxes.
Our readers attention is
called to the announcement in
column Of Senator j. R.
Domengeaux of Lafayette who
announces himself as a candidate
for reelection to the State Senate.
Mr.. Domengeaux is one Of the
prominent citizens of our sister
city. and has served in the last
two sessions Of that BODY at Baton,
Rouge with honor to himself and
his constituents throughout the
18th Senatorial District.
MIR. Lazard King this week
purchased the two-story brick
building adjoining the Peoples
National Bank which was in pos-
session of Mr.. T.. J. Minvielle.
We are informed the upper floor
will be used as law Offices by Mr.
Porteus R. Burke as soon as thu
building is thoroughly renovated
The lower floor will also be over
hauled and made up into Offices.
Mr.. R. g. Robertson, the City
has removed his office
into the City Hall where he will
be found in the future. It will be
remembered some time since Mr..
Robertson was appointed as audi
tor during the remainder of the
term of our present administra-
ton.
On Thursday night the men,
bers of the Elk Lodge of this City
enjoyed a delightful smoker at
the close of the initiation into the
Order of several new members.
those who were admitted
into Elkdom were Messrs. F. 5.
carleton, A. b. McGowen, F. J.
Haiennie and T. L. Wolford Of
)eanerette; L. L. Bertrand, John
NJ. Conrad and P. A. Conrad of
his City.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs Sumter Cousin
left last Sunday for Shreveport
where they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Carter of La
fayette were visitors here at thu
home of Mrs. John Holland on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Alpha Fontelieu and Mrs
F. Fannie and little son. Frank
of Marlin. Texas were weekend
guests in Abbeville.
Mr.. George Switzer was a busi
ness visitor to Houston, Texas
this week.
After a weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bauman, Mrs. Jake
Bauman has returned to her home
in Beaumont.
Clerk of Court Gonsoulin and
his family were visitors at Jean
erette last Tuesdev for several
hours.
Mrs. Laodice Gary Of Patout-
Vile spent last week at the home
of her father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. John Deslatte.
After six weeks visit with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Anglers, Mrs. w. P. Russell re-
turned to Port Arthur, Texas.
Mr.. John Favrot of White
castle, spent Wednesday here at
the home of Mrs. George Fitz-
hugh.
Miss Fannie Scharff was week
end visitor here from Lafayette.
Miss Daisy Dupuy of Abbeville
is the guest Of Miss Ethel Gaian.
Messrs. Ernest Williams and
Alex Perro of Baldwin spent Tues
dav here with friends.
Mr.. Berwick Shaw Of Patter-
son was a visitor here last Sun
dav.
Mrs. Henry Gould is the guest
of friends in Opelousas.
Miss Gertrude Rodr'ores OF
Erath is the guest of Miss Lily
Errmpr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plat of Cuba and
Mrs. Barnett Of Franklin were
the guests Of Mrs. John DeVal-
court on Tuesday.
Miss Lucie Estorge has rr-
turned from several months visit
to Orelousas.
Miss Horestine Guard of Pat
terson spent few DAYS here, the
guest of Miss Meslin Perkins.
Mr.. John w. Anglers, Jr., ar
rived home last Saturday night
from overseas after an absence
in Europe Of twenty months. Mr..
Anglers was a member Of the M. P.
Regiment No. $50. His friends
were glad to welcome him home
once more after being honorably
discharged.
Mrs. L. v. Barthe and daugh-
ter, Miss Bertha Barthe of New
Orleans spent Saturday and Sun
day of last week with Mrs. John
Curtis. Jr.
Mr.. T. v. Childers was a week.
end visitor of last week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cur
tbs, .Jr. :.
Mrs. Frank Labbit entertained
the Episcopal Ladies Auxiliary
On Wednesday afternoon. Among
the members present were Mes
danes A. B. Murray, F. V. Pea.c,
R. R. Diggs, P. F. Henry, NJ.
Pomeroy, R. Quenzenberry, }. j.
Forgey. J. Koch, L. Smith. Z.
Kyle. F. F. Courts, Misses Davies,
rheda Murray and Jessie Fisher
- ~
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-11-15
Government store i

MT No'Si hlIlCl1l StoIV III
charge of Mr.. Harry Winters,
located at the corner Of Jefferson
and st. Peter Streets will throw
its doors open to the public this
morning. thus giving the people
Of our community an opportunity
to purchase many articles Of
wearing apparel and eatables at
prices that cannot be obtained
elsewhere. 1t behooves those who
need merchandise to call there
and get supply. From what We
are Informed the Government has
supplies that will be put on the
market for the next ten months,
having contracted for goods
with the manufacturers for a five
year war. The contracts could
have been cane elled, hut it was
thought better by the Federal adj
ministration to accept the goods
as fast as they were manufactured,
and in turn to sell them to the
people at actual cost. thus giving
them an opportunity to counterfeit
the great amount of profiteering
being done by the manufacturers
in this country. Almost daily
articles of every description is be-
ing advanced until it has almost
become intolerable for the neople
to stand the burden. 1t is high
time now for the government tc
take drastic steps and send TO
prison the element plundering the
citizens of this country.
The New Iberia High School
Football team defeated the
Southwestern Louisiana Indus
trial Institute second team by the
score of 10 to 10. Our boys out
played the Lafayette team in
every respect. The following
players of iberia took part in the
contest: Nat Goodwin, Fisher
Koch. Clarence Delcambre, Carl
Theriot, Melford Cannon, Berry
Lamperez. Marcus Fisher, An
tome Landry. Milton Durio, Leon
ard Anglers and Charles Gau-
treaux. i.s-
sd We note from one of our ex-
changes that a large Northern
wood manufacturing industry is
seeking a location in Louisiana
where they can get an available
supply of hard wood. suitable for
the making of auto hubs, spokes,
etc. and our sister town Of Lafav-
cite has offered inducements for
them to locate in that city. If
our citizens would connect New
Iberia with the lakes that lead
to the swafnps, where there are
thousands upon thousands of
acres of timber such as these peo-
pie want, New Iberia could then
be in position to get numerous in
dustries. The fact of the matter
is we would have no trouble in Sc
curing industries to manufacture
hardwood into finished products.
The proposed canal to Lake
Fausse Pointe would make Of our
City the ideal location for indus
tries such as the one mentioned.
and the sooner our people wake
up and call an election to vote Al
tax sufficient to make the four and
one-half mile cut the better for
New Iberia.
The girls basketball team OF
the New Iberia High School de-
feated the young ladies of Pat
terson 80 to 20 on Saturday
evening last. The teams were
evenly matched, but the local
team won easily over the visitors.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-11-15
PERSONALS.

l.
The Five Hundred club will
meet Saturday afternoon at the
residence Of Mrs. Leonard Bar
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Kyle and
little son returned Monday from
a visit to New Orleans.
Hon. S. C. Sumrall was visi-
tor at Beaumont for a few days
this week.
Mrs. P. F. Henry has returned
from several weeks visit to Lee
compile, La.
Mr.. Ambrose Marshall Of Lafay-
cite was a business visitor here
en- Tuesday. $500
Mrs. Victor Erath and little son,
John, are visiting relatives in New
Orleans.
Mr.. Dudley Ashley Of Port Ar
thur visited his parents here last
Sunday
Mrs. Harry Friedman and lit
tie son of New Orleans are visit
ing her mother. Mrs. A. Landry.
The friends of Mr.. Cyrus Brous-
sard were pleased to greet him
last Sunday morning. Mr.. Brous-
sard is conducting drug store
on his own account at Algiers and
is meeting with GREAT success. Tie
has the best wishes of many
friends here.
Mr.. j. Fay Breaux arrived here
from Port Arthur. Texas to spend
sometime with his family.
Mrs. Henry Broussard and BABY
spent FRIDAY with relatives in St..
Martinsville.
) !. Mr.. James .Guirard Of st. Mar
.tinsville spent Tuesday here with
friends.
Miss Yvonne Dreyfus of Lake
Charles was a weekend guest
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Estorge spent
several days this week in New
Orleans.
Mrs. Rosenauest of Weeks Is
land spent the weekend here
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Pollard.
Miss Nina Burke returned from
several months visit to friends in
North Carolina.
Mrs. Albert Estorge has re-
turned home from visit in New
Orleans.
Miss Inez DeBlanc and Miss
Hazel Conrad visited relatives in
Patterson this week.
sMrs. Michel Romero has re-
turned from a visit to relatives in
New Orleans.
Mr.. Frank Patin of New Or
leans spent a few days here this
week with relatives.
Miss Ethel Ewes was week
end visitor to relatives in Breaux
Bridge.
Mrs. Gabe Landry was visitor
to friends in Lafayette last Sur
day.
Master Alfred Barnes returned
on Monday from a weekend visit
to New Orleans.
Mr.. Spencer Pollard spent the
weekend with friends in Natch;-
toches. |,
Archbishop Jeanmard of La
fayette was a visitor here We'd
nesday.
Miss Lily Emmer returned last
SUNDAY from a short visit to
friends in Lafayette.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-11-15
MRS. LEOPOLD LEVY.

The death of Mrs. Leopold Levy,
nee Blanche Gouguenheim oc-
Cured in the city of New Orleans
On Tuesday. Nov. 18th at l 80 in
the afternoon. Mrs. Levy was a
native of New iberia and removed
with her two children to New Or
leans several years ago, where
she resided with her husband up
to the time of her death. De.
ceased had many friends in this
section of the State who deplore
her loss. She leaves besides her
husband, a son and a daughter to
mourn her demise.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-11-15

Sash. Blinds. Doors and Screen.
Of all kinds.-O. j. Trainor's Son.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-11-15

Sash, Blind and Door Factory
'cecial work Of all description.
Cisterns and Tanks.-Bertrand
Lumber Co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25

Leonard, Kathleen S.n,..r a..
koll Gilbert Catherine rr..t,a
Martha McBlrney anl l.r,,S5
Tdy .ur Of Sapu.pI. 4 s.r,,rot
orchestra gave lovely m4.. H.risv
the hours and disuu., '.ar.ro ~,
the music we're the vocal a.m,sr,
given by Mrs nilara u. Nr,
W NJ. Baker with Mrs s,u4.sUs
as the aucOmpau!st
Tho reception ana 1a. ry,,.
"Wednesday night Zoo Che Ca.n,r,
club, was stellar event 71..
bankers came with iuc.r W..,e ana
Tulsa mttrUn. maid and al.....trts
Wero there with their N.sUtras
and bctuN respectively. tr,ro
were many visitors ana .aa beauty
OF the toral setting bon Nu hand.
souo Clubrooms With the Nlnt.
someiy goWncd womru. made The
seen" most attractive Tao.. who
received officially wcr. Me- .sr,
and Mesdamcs Grant H. N.cYI.
Tough, waite Phillips, " l.. LrY..
\. n Alison, Herciyil T.. N,gas
A. + Bradshaw, John r..,ar
Henry y Grcls, A. T. LOWS ~
T. Walters, " T.. Brown l.
Cone. George Ransom. T. fbr'.
man, NJ. 4, Gilbert, &. ll Score,
9. W Benedict. f. Roger ktmp
Harry Rogers 6 T. StruWc.r. {
= Avery, Maj and MIR G. O. Hon.
k!us, MIR and Mrs j. b LtIrl. Mr.
Steve II King ana a-'r. Miss
Jennie Nergor klng, Mc4ss. J. r
Perry, Joseph Pitts Byrd Iohr
GNliland. Fred Dunn. i T. rrusa,a
and Miss Everett Fnors vere
given during she dance and dc.
llcious punch was dipped aud ices
served
The luncheon Thursday Nas IN
charge Of Mrs Henry & Glra 9s.
sisted by Mrs j T.. Cro.n.p Mr..
Allie f. Lcwis. Mrs SmIU VI
McRirney Mrs. Lee Clinton Mrs
j. NJ Berry ana Mrs q e. Ne.
tulloueh This closing event vtsA
gaia affair. The seasons choicest
flowers IN artistic arrAngem,at or
fcred much beauty tHnI'p~,lckI
were hooded IN delicate tme. his.
tine shades and added loyclurss 10
the tables. Preceding tho lunch.
con a musical program ng ,ap or.
CNcs'r1 was followed lg two EDCt
numbers, I'll Hacio' hy ArlIfu and
Garry Me Back 10 or Nllglnla.
by Miss Bcllc O'Bri1u Of Kansas
city. CuIoratura soprano whose
beautiful voice ~ charming Tulsa
people The host Of assistants on
this occasion we're much 'hr tme
as those who aided in the o,her
affairs.
The horse show on "Wednesday
d afternoon out a. the riding acad-
cmy Of Mr.. j. W. Mcdonnell. 1886
South Boulder, proved an innoya.
ton. The afternoon was ideal and
win a fine band rendering gay
and martial airs that stirred the
blood. magnificent horses we're
shown by many OF tn lsaS splendid
cquestrians. There was q parade
first. Mrs w l.. Lewis rode her
wonderful horse, Astral kinE
Others were Dorothy NcRlnr, on
CONTINUED or NEXT PAGE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25
The Week in RerOSpeCf


IN"rNon" knows the entire week
socially iNN been given over 20
The bankers convention. Tulsa
hospitality was a. h!ghtidc and
there was NOT q moment during
the tim" from TueedaS, when the
tiNhurn guard came, until TIA" en-
,lrc delegation left. that there was
not something being done for
lhvm Just what they thought Or
Tulsa from every s'andpont was
expressed In no small amount of
language, and there was ample
measure given towards Tulsa
socially ~ course tho informal
reception and dance, the afternoon
l"I the ban and m" luncheon
were tuo official affairs and TO
those We're lent the labor and
Thought uf the committees over
which Mrs Grant Mccullough
vs chairman aeusfoI by Nms G.
W Benedict Mrs T. + walters,
Mrs W l.. Lewis Mrs. ~ y
Gr"is and Mrs Dtis MctlintoCk.
Zach ~ these 1--WE mt.rons had
their corps Of aids and each and
r''rr event showue reHplonddut
win hnunioous hospitality and the
- go 4l'"''Hb' wiz u - "lNhSH
looked Tor ana which Tulsa always
cares Tor I" the snperhtiNe degree.
There was not much to mark
the opening evening Tuesday un-
less ono roAIlv wants 10 dwell on
~" smiling faces OF Tulsa hosts
"hirh was tn, opening wedge 10
perfect week FOR It put every body
I'm good humor Wednesday ar
l"rnoon was devoted to the tea at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. W T..
Brown In Irving Place. The papers
have been fun In n general way
~ all these entertainments, and
now for a moment through sheer
gratitude a. is meet io tell nt the
personnel or those who made tho
social life OF the convention worth
while. In the main receiving
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25
The Weeks Calendar

Monday
Mrs Harriet NJ preH'on's irfor.
mai party fpr Mrs Harrison Waite
OF waco Texas
CLushie Heights Monday club with
Mrs0p y ShochAn.
MAY Festival at Henry Kendall
college.
Called meeting Tulsa woman
club IN library 30 O'Clock
Mrs Fred A. FulFhnm's dancing
party for Miss Thclmn Kennedy In
ballroom Hotel Ketchum
twentieth Century club with Mrs
J. M. Glover.
Tuer~iay
College play at Henry Kendall
college
Chapter A. l-P. r. o will meet
with Mra y " Hoehmlor
Mrs. r. l.. Cohcnour wlll compli-
ment Mh~ Eva Todd with intor.
mai party
Qui Libct will give annual picnic
at Sand SprinRs
"Wednesday.
Mrs y l. Cohenour's second in
formal afternoon party for Miss Eva
Todd
Fortnightly nridRe club with Mrs
J. T. SteinheTg
Mrs. o. II LeonRrd's luncheon Tor
Mrs. q, j, Fleming
civic League viii have Ert-lo-
gcther meeting and luncheon at
Hotel Tulsa.
Thursday.
The Alumni and trustees banquet
In Robertson hall Henry Kendall
college
Ladies' OF sacred Heart win enter
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25
Announcements A

Tuesday evening. June = In the
date set by the rotary club for IT,
annual party al which tho wives,
daughters and twecthearts OF tho
members will be the honor guests,
The party will be given IN the Coun-
try club and, hs usual, will he one Of
the summer seasons largest, most
pretentious and enjoyable social
evopts Messrs. J, Stewart Poarce,
Edward Soph and Chandler are
members Of tho committee appointed
to plan for the entertainment
Mira j. NJ Glover. 16l5 South
OwAs-o. will entertain tho Crown
Seal Chautauqua on Monday after
noon. Mrs. Glover will entertain all
tho former members and announces
that oars viii he at Main and M
teenth streets from . 10 unti z
o'clock To convey those who ~lll at
tend, to her home
The department heads NJ tho
Hunt company store will entertain
Informally on Tuesday evening In the
homo of Mr.. and Mira Frank Case
beer, $40 Cast Eighteenth street
complimentary to Mr.. and Mira. c. A.