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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-08
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rante. = Paris, Camera depu-
tatiIor a trecut fara nici discu-
tie un project de lege prin care a
utorizeaza guvernul sd dea %,
000.000 de franci pentru Organiza-
rea unor restaurants populare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-08
Formarea cabinetului din Sal

FOrm8r0a CaDl0eCulul Q1n sal
vador. - San Salvador. - Cabi-1
netul noului guvern s'a organizat
ieri in felul urmator DIR. John
Francisco, ministrul afacerilor
straine; DR.. Miguel Tomas Moli-
ma, ministru de inferno; Jose E.
Suay, ministru de finante; DR..
Hio Romero Bosque, ministru de
razboi.
Cine a provocat turburarile In.
tre Cehi. - Berna. - Guvernul
Ceho-Slovac, in cercetarile sale a.
supra activitatilor yice-consulului
German Schwartz, pc care la are
stat acum c1teva zile, a dovedit
ca Schwartz a lucrat Gu sirguin-
ia in Boemia la un plan prin care
sa provoace desordine in Boemia
81 i'm Moravia. Conform stirilOr
primite de la Praga, .planul ger
manilor era ca sa arunce trupe
peste frontiera i'm Boemia imediat
ce ar fl fnceput tursburarile in
Praga, Brunn, Budweiss 81 Pres
burg. fn multe orase din Boemia
au fost descoperiti spioni Ger
mani 81 Austrieci.
Planuirea unui pact Austro-
German. - Berna. = In ziarele
germane primite aici era un CO.
municat semi-oficial privitor la
negocierile dintre DR.. Otto Bauer
ministru de externe al Austriel
germane 81 1ntre guvernul german
pentru o unire 1ntre Austria ger
mana 81 Germania. Communicate
zice ca unirea Sc va promulga /
mediat ce chestiunile de detail
vor fl aranjate de diferitele co
mitete 81 pc data ce tratatul ve
N ratificat.
Liberarea unor dedtinuti Ger
mani. - Cleveland, Ohio. s,
anunta ca in curind au sd fie. Il
berati multi straini, (majoritate'
Germanil< de la cfmpuri(e d.
detinerc. Acestia vor fl lasati S;
vie la locuintele lor de mai ina
inte, Gu conditia 1nsa ca Sc vo
prezenta sa raporteze la politi
odata pc saptamina.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-08
Concesiuni din partea grevisti

1Ol NS4 u1ttAAs --- w cIuldI. Ill III
ma unei lungi conferinte cabi-
Gu comitetul TRIMS de la
Berlin din partea consiliului sol
datilor 81 muncitorilor, conduca-
tori grevistilor s'au invoit sa-si
retraga cererea de pedepsi pc
Kaiser, pc fdstul print de coroa.
ma, pc fieldmaresalul linden
burg 81 pc generalul Ludendorff.
Sc zice ca grevistii au consimtit
la aceasta numai dupa ce lisa
aprobat uncle conditii Impulse de
eli. Philip Scheidemaln, ministru
fara portofoliu, Sc pregateste sa-si
fnainteze dimisia Tot astfel Sc
mai vorbeste ca au sa dimisione-
re 81 deputatii centristi 81 demo
craft
Pactul ligei discutat de sena-
tori. - Washington. - Senatorii
Borah. Reed 81 Thomas au plecat
spre New York, unde vor vorbi
despre Liga Nati,milor 1naintea
societatii de arta 81 stiinta. Sena
tori acestia sun contra ligei
Numarul Englezilor 81 Canadie-
nilor cazuti Ia Ypres. - Londra.
Numarul soldatilor Englezi,
Canadieni 81 Australieni cazuti la
Ypres, de la 81 1ulie pima la Is
Noembrie 1917, este de 258,0 ,027.
Aceasta fost anuntata in came
ra comunelor de catre ministral
de razboi Winston Spencer Chur-
chill.
Arderea unui azil. Rich
mond, Ind. - Azilul de nebuni
de aici a luat foe All noapte 81 a
ars complect. Toti 'bolnavii au
fost scosi afara la timp, afara de
unul care dat fuga in millOcul
flacarilor 81 ramas acolo. Pagu-
bile in praprietati Sc ridica la su,
ma de 25,O0O de dolari.
Fond repartizat pentru restau-
rante. - Paris. - Camera depu-
/ tatiIor a trecut fara nici o discu-
/ tie un project de lege prin care a.
utorizeaza guvernul sd dea %,
000.000 de franci pentru Organiza-
rea unor restaurants populare.
Ludendorff e instiintat sd para
seasca Suedia. = Londra. - Ge-
neralul Ludendorff, unul dintro
marii self al armatei germane,
/ primit de la guvernul suedez In
stiintarea ca sa paraseasca teri
torul acelei tari. Stirea vine din
4 Stockholm 81 zice ca guvernul
suedez a luat aceasta hotarire
dupa ce aflat ca aliatii Sc pre-.
gatesc sa ceie extradarea lui Ill
dendOrff.
Liberarea unor arestanti Irlan
dezi. - Londra. = Ziarul Daily
Mail anunta ca guvernul Engle'
s'a decis sd libereze pc toti lrlan
dezii arestati pentrn chestii poll
tice. Ca sa Sc inlature mare de
monstratie publica, arestantii vol
fi trimisi in Irlanda in grupur
mici.
Anglia cere despagubiri mari
time. - Londra. - Conform ce
lor spuse de prim-ministrul Lloyt
George, delegation Englezi d.
la conferinta de pace li-s'a pus Il
vedere a avea grije ca prima lol
cerere sa fie deplina reparati,
pentru pierderile suferite de An
glia pc mare in timpul razboiului
plus despagubiri pentru rudenii
le marinarilor carl si-au pierdu
viata.
Aprinderea un0r docuri engleze
- Londra. - Sc ;anunta CD docu
irile 81 magaziile de la Santos al
fost nimicite de foe. Pagubil
sunt de 100000 de dolari. Acc
10 erau inmagazipate mari can't
tati de pima 81 de cafea.
Cehii nu vor - contribute L
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-08
Arderea unui azil.

mond, Ind. = Azilul de nebuni
de aici a luat foe All noapte 81 a
ars complect. Toti 'bolnavii au
fost scosi afara la timp, afara de
unul care a dat fuga in miilocul
flacarilor 81 a ramas acolo. Pagu-
bile in praprietati Sc ridica la su,
ma de $4,000 de dolari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-08


Cehii nu vor - contribute la
fmprumutul Austriei. - Praga.
M. Tusar, ministrul plenipo-
tentiar al Ceho-Slovacilor la Vie
ma, dat un comunicat Official
prin care annntd Cd guvernul
Ceh refuza sa plateasca cupoanele
de pc luna Martie Il imprumutul
de razboi al Austriei 81 ca nici
nu-si ia asupra 81 yre-o parte din
datoriile Austriei de mai insinte
de razboi. DinsuI declara Cd o ast-
Eel de actiune ar.,1i . crimA CO.
,nisa impotriva rtarilnr antante.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-21
SANTA FE ADDS NEW
PASSENGER TRAIN
Missionary to Run Over
Belen Cut Off Be
ginning Nov. 80

A new time card which goes Into
effect on the Santa Fe railway Mo-
vember s0th II expected TO contain a
number Of changes In the present
schedule. A copy OF the new card
has not been received here yet, u
u will contain i've new trains, NUM-
beers "a and 20 CThe Missionary over
the Bclen cutoff. which were diacon-
tlnued during Tho war. These trains
nre through trains from Chicago 10
Lot Angeles. Tho same train before
the war ran from Kansas City to Los
Angeles. II II expected that the new
schedule will be about ~ hours from
Chicago nightly at 1880, arriving nj
10 p. M. Of the third day In Los An
geler.
This will IN n small way relieve the
congestod conditions h now exist
on the main line. as the trains VIII
carry standard equipment through
out. SO far NJ known there II 10 be
no additions to the service now In
force on the main line.
Although u In o definitely stated.
reports in railway circles are 20 the
effect tina n sleeper Will be run from
Albuquerque to Roswell as vas for
merly the Gaze. This sleeper, II added
will be run from here 60 Belen. and
there become a part OF the new trains
81 and 20.
A slight delay was caused 90 train
No. I last night after leaving here
due to the breaking OF n journal on
ono OF the engines. An engine was
taken from another train az SadiF
and the delay reduced to a minimum
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-21
CASH REGISTER SALES
BREAK ALL RECORDS

All sales records Of The National
Cash Register company were broken
In October. according to information
received by A. j.. straycr, local repre-
sentative Of that company.
For the first time ash register sales
In the United States and Canada pass
ed tho $4,000 600 mark for one
months business.
The remarkable record of last
month was not confined TO this conti-
nent however, An foreign sales Rec
orhs were completely smashed and a
new high mark established that Ia
nearly one-third GREATER that the
best previous month In the history OF
the company.
Great Britain led all foreign coun-
tries In October. The business secured
there was more than 500 per cent OF
what Il averaged before the war.
This wonderful business IN said TO
he due to the awakening Of merchants
In all parts of The world TO their need
FOR modern methods and machinery.
A great percentage OF the sales made
were for the latest model machines.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-21
Children's Home Asks
Thanksgiving Offering

Or. Charles +. Lukens Of the chill
dren's Home society. which recently
purchased the Occidental building at
the corner NJ broadway and Central
avenue. TO be used AZ a children's hos
pital, has started "A campaign to raise
the 100000 required TO complete this
work. A local banker started this
fund some months x with "A con-
tribu'lon Of fa6. geo.
DIR. Lukcns IL sending out letters to
Friends OF children IN the form q
n Thanksgiving request explaining the
purpose Of the fund and the purpose
TO which II will be put. After re-
minding the people Of the fact that
there are 3.0O0 crippled children In
the territory and scope Of country t.
he covered by this hospital. Dr. LUX
ems continues:
We know that YOU ARE THANK
Full and now that THANKSGIVING
DAY IN coming. we wan you to send
us your check as a thank offering.
II dollar, or perhaps you can spare
a hundred or u thousand. or maybe
you have n war savings stamp or a
Liberty bond which you will lay on
the a.,ar Of love and mercy.
II you will deny yourself some
comfort and give, you VIII never re-
gret u; " you do not help you will
miss the blessing. So send us your
brick or bricks dnd We will lay them.
with love and hope. In your name.
Yours for the children.
CHARLES LUKENS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-21

SELL 20 CARS IN WEEK

The O'Connel n Harrington Mo-
tor company OF this city announced
today that during The past week they
have sold 2S Maxwell and Chalmer
automobiles. Col, D.. X, Is. sellers
bought a closed Maxwell, r. NJ. Pray
a Maxwell, E, ~. Miller OF Roswell a
Chalmers coupe, MIR. Campbell OF the
West State Securities Co, n Maxwell,
l.. G. Ktngsbury, Roy, n. NJ, ak
Maxwell touring cars. Miller & nye.
OF Roswell, ~ Maxwells and fur
Chalmers; and Mr.. Sanchez, Bolon, a
Chalmers roadster.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-21
Mother Seeks Wedding
License for Son In
Bed With Broken Leg

A broken leg IL not sufiieien, alihi
when Il comes 20 getting n marriage
license without going 60 the court
house. Two ome appeared a. the
county clerks Office yesterday, the
older one asking for a marriage
license.
"Rut where Ia the man" she was
asked. II want II for my son. was
the reply. He IN In bed with n
broken leg. but here Is the young
lady. III sign for him" she said
peremptorily.
The clerk was unable 10 issue the
license, however, 1t being necessary
for both contracting parties to sign
in the record book. And only in ex-
IRENE cases has the book been taken
from tho clerks office for the pur-
pose Of issuing a license, Once the
clerk carried the heavy book In n
taxi 20 The home Of an aged cclcred
man who was not expected to live
many days. and who wanted to get
married. He was 50 weak that he
could only touch the ren, by way Of
making his signature In the book. and
In a few days he died. Another time
the o vas taken to the home OF a
young girl. n healthscekcrs who was
being taken hack east to spend her
last days, Her nance wished to
marry her before she went and the
clerk took the boo &c her, since she
was not strong enough to go out to
the courthouse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-21
lost FOREVER.

Edith-so hat rich old bachelor
didn't propose.
MadRe[No, he ate six meals ut
tina summer hotel whore they adj
vertlse home cooking and decided to
stay single.-Doston Transcript.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-21

weights and designs.
Jet a n d Cut-steel
Beads. Everything.
that goes to make AM
attractive Hand Bag
and a gift sure to
be appreciated by
the recipient. The
materials are display
ed, Main Floor, Cen
ter Aisle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-21
Christmas Gift Suggestion
A Hand Bag of Your Own
Making

We can supply all the materials needed
metal and celluloid frames in various
styles and colors-also Silks in suitable
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-21
Blouses at $l4.o5

Attractive model Of Frencl. Blue
Georgette with dainty cream lace
frill at neck and sleeves.
Another model of Bisque Georgette
with white 'vestee effect and hand
embroidered front.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-20

very soiled spots. Rinse In three
waters the same temperature az
the water in which you waahed
them. Dry in the sun.
Fine colored fabrics = wash 40
above, but in lukewar1n suds,
and do not soak. Dry in the
shade.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-20
FOR B|L|OUSNESS
TAKE A CALOTAB
-
The Nausealess Calomel Tab
let That Does the Work
Without the Slightest IN
pleasantness,

Ask your doctor and he viii tell o
that calomel is the best and only sure
remedy for a lazy liver, biliousness, In
digestion and constipation. Now that
removed, calomel. In the form OF Gallo
tabs, IL the easiest and most pleasant OF
all laxatives to take. One tablet at bed
time, with a swallow OF w~ater-that's
all, No taste, no gripping nor nausea
IN the morning you feel simply fine
live, wide-awake. energetic, strong and
with a hearty appetite for breakfast,
Eat what you want and go about your
work-no danger.
Calotabs are sold only In original.
sealed packages, price thirty-fiye cents,
SO sure. n delightful that your drug
gist offers our money back as a guar
antee that you will be perfectly de-
lighted with Calotabs. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-20
No suds SO wonderful as Lux
for dainty things!
BAPTIST MINISTER IS
VISITING IN JACKSON

JACKSON, Tenn, Aug. 20. (Spl)-
Or. Luther Little, former pastor Of the
First Baptist church here, who is now
pastor Of the First Baptist church OF
Charlotte, N. c., Is spending a part OF
his vacation in Jackson prior to going
to the Minnesota lakes where he ex-
poets to spend two or three weeks. DR..
Little has just returned from the North
Carolina mountains where his family
Is now spending the summer. During his
pastorate here, DR., Little was one OF
the most prominent pastors In the city
and has a large number of friends in
jackson.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-20

(To Be Conunued)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-20
cHAuTER XII.

CHAUTER XII.
MS last glance" Sally's faca W. 10 y
Win tears, but there was a nhsn,
snie IN her eye at the memory OF Ans,
IN ueath. That's satisfaction enougt
hnr NE I'm content to spend my DAY,
The girls trial had taken inst m,
DAY. The Jury found her guilty. SSh,
was nineteen. That fact SAVED he,
from the. death penalty. "'
aaily was q ~Southerner, with all m.
nov proud vengeance Of Kentucky II
uer VEINS; Her story moved me more
enan gu tne horrors had seen in pris.
QUE could understand the murder.
me fellow turned her down, 7 wan,
out to him. w Outseu y
When l hear things like thls. +,
Want 70 leave thu damn hell" Darby
eld resign eventually because he could
no. ENQUIRE the job Of ~electrocuting The
condemned. But someone's got To hs
here, / hope / do the service we'll" ~
Darby said he would try for n mar.
don IL would have been granted on
MS recommendation, but the family Of
me dead mar heard about II, Thev
Just about owned the state, They
weren't satisfied with the mischief their
blacksuard son had already done. They
went to work and vilified Sally until
mere wasn't a scrap OF flesh left on her
bones. The pardon was denied.
Every, time ! heard that voice with
US cascade OF golden notes r~Ippiina
GOWN from the convict women's Ioft in
me chapel II sent daggers through me.
This was a tale, It seemed to me,
worthy of the genius OF Bill Porter. |
,old u 10 hin the next afternoon. He
nEtGnAd rAthar nAtFfAHAwtI. - -
was finished, he turned to Billy Raid.
Ter, i've brought you a box Of cigars,
was furious at his unmoved cold
ness. turned my back on him In
angry humiliation. I wanted Porter
70 write a story about S~ally-to make
the world ring with Indignation over
the wrong that had been done. And
slightest impression on him. At that
time my taste ran entirely to the melo-
drama. / could not understand Por-
ter's n discrimination.
He had distinct theories az to the
purpose OF the short story. We often
discussed II, Now II seemed to me
that he was deliberately refusing to
carry out his ideas.
Porter's Purpose in Story.
THE short story" he used to saw,
is q potent medium OF education, II
should combine humor and pathos, Il
should break down prejudice with un-
Outstanding. | propose to send the
down and cutters into the drawing
rooms Of the get II alls,' and I intend
to insure their welcome. All that athe
world needs Is a little more sympathy,
I'm going to make the American four
hundred step into the shoes of the four
million"
Porter said this long before any OF
the stories that make up the -Four
Million had been written,
Don't you think Sally's story has
the real heart throb In III"
Colonel, the pulse beats too loud"
Porter yawned. TITS very common
place."
"And so is all life commonplace" I
fired back. That's just what genius
Is for--you're supposed to take the
mean and the ordinary and tell it in a
vital way--in a way that makes the
old drab flesh of us glow with a new
light"
! was also writing a story in those
days and l had my own methods and
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-20
Use Cocoanut Oil
for Washing Hair

II you want to keep your hair in rood
condition, be careful what YOU wash Il
with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. This dries the
scalp makes hair brittle, and Il very
harmful Mulsified oil sham.
poo (Which Ia pure and entirely grease
less), Is much better than anything else
you can use for shampooing, as this
cant possibly injure the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with water
and rub II In. One or two teaspoonfIls
VIII make an abundance OF rich. creamy
lather, and cleanses the hair and scaln
thoroughly, The lather rinses out easily
and removes every particle Of dust. dirt
dAndruff and excessive oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and II leaves
It fine and silky, bright, fluffy and
easy to manage.
You can get Mulsified c~ocoanu oil
shampoo NJ most any drug store. It Ia
very cheap, and a few ounces Ia enough
to last everyone In the family for
months adv.
Ma ~ eI- NV
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-20
Tells Father Of Ohild's Death.


Sally began to tFembIe. She mt ber
nand TO- her pocket. The pistol was
mere. Send him out quick, quick, |"
sne chattered In an insane PRAYER
send him out before 1 lose outrage, .
Down the street came a policeman.
SSaliy covered behind the stone pillar,
n OFFICER eyed her, walked a few
PAGES, looked back and went on.
g. Nobody here now, nowbody here"
Satiy muttered to herself send him
4 big form strobe down the corridor
ana the next second Phillp Austin
swung through the door. Proud and
magnlticent, he walked like a prince,
ne walked as he did that Joyous day
Wnen ne swept his hat down In a Iordly
saInte as sally came down. the cathedral
on his lips. ""es ui4'
Sally's nerve went loose as a tsut
strInG when one end is suddenly re-
.eased She ran up to him, pitifII, dis
traeted, beside herself with misery, 10
Fnll-oh, Phil, the baby died! You
plt me In jail--and It died. II died
without any one near II. n died he
cause you wouldn't fake cara "a 10 -
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-20
Copyright by Al Jennings. 1912

er n sisters. hunting the girl down
with their scornful looks,
Ohly once did Sally see the baby. II
D,senSu 70 oe lying on the floor, its
w ana closing. The father walked I'D
2 IL ana brought his boot down on
ene plalntive little face, crushing the
sap = Managing the tender flesh.
Q God, save" Sally called out as
the nightmare passed
~ Iuddled old woman started and
stumbled over TO her. "Whassa malta,
you Wenchf' She shook the girl. gave
ner q clumsy blow and staggered back
20 hsr corner. shut no, now she
munpled Damn you, shut upf'
AZ last II was morning. SALLY had to
mait until noon, Not for one moment
straight TO the bank and stood behind
a column waiting for the man Ii
seemed that every one IN the building
Iushed out at the stroke OF l2-eyery
WI MIR HhNNlA
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-20

A book Of sixty
eight pages that
gives you the best
recipes for cure re-
sults In preserving.
Easy 10 follow. The
CornP roductsC Cook
Book 10 handsomely
illustrated and
Jit's free. Write Us
today for It.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-20
To wash fine white fabrics

Use a tablespoonful of Lux to
every gallon Of water. Dissolve
in very hot water and whisk into
a thick lather. Let white dresses
and petticoats soak for a few
minutes. Then dip them up and
down do not rub. Press the
suds again and again through
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-20
Bullet Answers Speech

Not knowing what she was doing or
SeylnE IN hear beating grief. SaIIy fIuns
herseH into. Austin's arms,
r ihe baby died-it's dead dead oh
Fhii n baby Is deadp'
with on swift, angry wrench the
man nan caught her violently by the wrists
you, you little ha1-what
NJ care about your brat! lei II die
now go-and don't hang around sion.
ping tears at me. Let the brat diet"
Cold, scornful contempt scowiins bic
eatures Austin went to shova saiiv
rom MIN. There was a lttie gasn q
tussie, a scream of hurt, sobbins aSonv
ana the double-action ]reyolver eV wss
Jatnmed against the mans stomach
You don't care? Oh, Godi" The
trigger snapped. 80 ms
he looked me straight in the eve
ne looked startled and frightened ia
Ehew did II. l saw II In Ne ave-
y looked at me for Just q momsnt
ana me he went down in a slunn
melted" o ""u suuuehly
From everywhere men and womor
uuarteu INTO the street. They leaned nvar
me prostrate form, And when thev
INV tna the bankers son was dead
aney turned on Sally with their fists
aha 2 giant tore her cheek Omen wiz
q vicious blow, $3.50 wy" Win
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1919-11-05
FOLLOWING THE JACKIEs
The Navy Y. M. c. A. Opened In FaV
Distant China.

Shanghai, China.-Business men and
women from New York and other cities
Of the United States were in attend
ance at the opening Of the new Amer.
tcan Navy Y. M. c. A. Forty American
women, headed by Mrs. C. S. Lobingier
formerly Of New York, had charge OF
the arrangements.
The orchestra from Admiral Rod.
gers flagship played during the after
noon and evening. Among the visit.
ors were: Consul-GeneraI Summons,
Admiral Rodgers, Judge C. 8. Lobin.
gier and many prominent members OF
the American community as well a
American sailors in port.
The new Shanghai "Y" is a three
story structure with sleeping quarters
for eighty men and contains gymna.
sum- auditorium, dining rooms, bill
lizard and reading and writing rooms.
Hostesses for the reception were
Mrs. w. H. Lunt, w. C Sprague, Mrs.
l.. F, Shapely, Mrs J. B. Sawyer, Mrs.
T. F. Cobbs, Mrs. J. w. Gallagher, Mrs.
c. E. Tucker, Mrs. J. H. Dollar, Mrs.
c. P. Holcomb and others.