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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-22
NEHODA MA BROADWAY

John Kniola, 3687 vych. 63.
ul. jel vGera V noci We spoleC-
nosti j. Balickiho automobi-
lem po Broadway ku squaru a
blfze Douse ave pozbyl kon-
troly fiditka, kteryzto fakt
mel nest6sti "a nasledek. Kni-
olovo auto Zajelo do sloupu,
pfekotilo Sc q Jan Balicky z
Chambers ave. tezce byl pora
men. Tyz lecen jest nyni V ne
mocnici sv. Alexe q dotceny
sofer must Sc municipalniho
soudu q rychlojizdy zodpovi-
dat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-22
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DEVICE KONEM ZABITO.

DevitiletA Emma Chaseova,
1440 Oregon Ave. pobihala
vcera v ulici pred svym domo
VEN, kde nejaky farmarsky
potah vyckaval. Divka pfibli-
lila Sc v behu k dotten6mu ko
nj. ktery Sc ulekl a po Chaslo-
We kopytem Sc rozehnal. Cha
seova byla zasazena ma lebce
a porane ma tax, ze brzy po
SVEN pfivezenf do nemocnice
zemfela. Zmineny farmai
hned po nehode odjel, takze
jmeno jeho policie ami nezve.
della a on k zodpovednosti So
tva bude potahovan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-22
SJEZD MAJITELU TOVAREN
MA BARVY.

Narodnf svaz majitelti tova-
rem ma barvy zahajil vcera V
hotelu Statler vyrocnf konven-
ci, "a niz bude hlavn6 rokova
no o tom, jakym zpGsobem lie
snlzit ceny barev a fermeze,
pak-li valka jest skoncena a
mirova industrie pozvolna sc
rozmaha. Predni tovarnici jsou
pro brzke zlevneni svych W.
robkI, ably stavebni ruch Sc
povznesl a pomery vratily Sc k
normalnimu stavu. Jsou rov-
nez pro to, ably dotceny prd-
mysl prostrednictvim oznamek
v casopisech rozsiril domaci
svou cinnost. Asi 200 velkoto-
varn1kd obeslalo zdejsi Sized
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-22
NOVY DUN $500

pro dive rodiny v Corlett pra-
We dodelany, moderni {. 12805
Angelus Ave. u E. 131 ul., II
Geskeho kostela, skoly a OBJ
chodG. Kara pojede sameho
majetku. Novy slepicnik ma 10
tn 40 pri 12O strevicich. Bude
prodan ma svatky. Blizsi Sc
sdeli u Vcela Realty Imp. Co.,
5733 Broadway. - Union 953
w. Broad 800. 4-28
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-22
JQk m0zn0 kup0Dah

(Jen pro obyvatele okresu Cuyahoga-)
|. Navsvi Vas ednatel Vasem dome to jest JEDlNE
msto, kde mIzete upsovati a jednatel JEDlNOU
bou, jez mize pfmouti Vase upsani.
2 Jednatel da Vam TISTENY FORMULAR, vykazujicf,
mnoho-l ste upsali
cinte tax, pak.G mozno, jiz pfist den.
l. Polozte bance prvni SPLATKU. Pokud jste talk
cinil neste dosud KUPCEM. Nedavejte penize nikomu
jinemu, nezli bance.
), Banka Vam da STVRZENKU ODZNAK BondG Vit9z.
stvi k no;eni i PLAKAT do Vaseho okna
s. SPLACENf jest snadne. $500 hoovs $100 tydns kou
p $4,000 bond. $1,000 hotovs S. 90 tydne tydne bond
ma $4,000. Splacet mGzete tez die vladniho planu-
$1,000 prvn platka 10f IS. 6ervence 20ss IL.
ma, g. zafi, 2. rijna H. listopadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-22

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ny na$ich pfichdzecich
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

Toles @ insure me resolutl0n's pass
age
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
DR.. w. Z. Wallace
Addresses High
School Students
Declares Women Are Cor
nerstones Of the Nation
And Society.

Importance Of religious growth and
the need Of a wen rounded and
symetricaI mentality were stressed
1y DIT. ~. T. Wallace. pastor pro TEN
Of the First Presbyterian church. in
his baccalaureate sermon Sunday
morning to the graduates Of the FL
Paso high school
DR.. Wallace took his text from the
18th verse. 18Th Psalm. He likened
the polished mind to the cornerstone
OF temples and other architectural
structures. saying: "Cornerstones are
stones used 10 hold the walls to-
gether 1t seems TO me David meant
that the responsibility Of the home
rests largely on the daughters as
wives and mothers
Coruerstones were polished DIT.
Wallace reminded the girls Of the
class and, applying further the smile,
he stated that the polished mind was
q mind pure, sweet, clean and filled
with beautiful thoughts
I'm building their temples" DR.
Wallace said. che Creeks fashioned
the pillars OF the porucoes as beau
tiful women. with the roof resting on
their heads"
He drew the smile that in modern
times the fabric Of the home, the
commonweal and the nation rested
upon the women
The organ prelude was played By
Mrs James G.. McNary- and Mr.. Nc
Nary sang Remember NoW Thy Gre
votes to insure the resoIution's pass
age
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
EFFORT TO EXPEDITE VOTE
ON SUFFRAGE ARE DEFEATED

Washington. D. c.. Nay 26.-Efforts
to expedite a vote IN the senate today
on the woman suffrage constitutional
amendment resolution were defeated.
BY parliamentary tactics opponents
OF the measure succeeded after two
hours in postponing all action until
tomorrow
After numerous roll calls and other
obstruction. the motion TO discharge
the suffrage committee from consid-
ering the resolution, which was passed
by the house last week, was set aside
under the rules at o'clock for re-
newal Of debate on the resolution OF
senator Johnson, Republican. OF CALI
fornias requesting a copy OF the peace
treaty with Germany.
Senator Smith. Democrat OF Geor-
gia lea the opposition attack and
was supported by senators Under
wood, Of Alabama Fletcher. OF Flor
ida. and other southern Democrats
Senator Johnson agreed TO have his
resolution temporarily laid aside but
the rules prevented such action
Senator's smith. OF Georgia. VIII
liams, Of Mississippi, and Borah, Of
Idaho. opponents Of woman suffrage,
admitted during the discussion that
there were no doubts OF sufficient
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
ARMY TRUCKS To
WORK ON ROADS
Government Ready to Dis
tribute S45,OOO,O00 Worth
Of Trucks at Once.

Washington. y. c., Nay 26.-Twenty
thousand trucks valued at $4,000
600, no longer needed for war pur-
poses. have been listed by the war
department for distribution through
the department Of agriculture 70 the
highway departments Of the states to
be used fo- the Improvement Of high
ways. The most OF these are new,
al are in good condition. two and
three ton trucks.
The only cost to the states VIII be
for loading and freight Even this
may be eliminated on several thousand
of lhe trucks II a suggestion which
Dr. S. H. Johnson has made TO the war
department is adopted, which is that
the war department undertake 10 de-
liver these trucks 20 the rrans-1lissis-
sippi states on their own power TO
designated points rs war maneuTer
on land
Dr. Johnson called attention 10 the
fact that the government recently
sent the Atlantic fleet TO Cuban
waters for the practice and is spend
ing immense sums IN mapping ar
rcutee from ocean TO ocean. and IN
4re transatlantic flight but is doing
nothing for the national security and
defense liz tryouts Of road conditions
Al home over the great transit lanes
which must be used IN case Of internal
trouble or difficulty on the border.
The war department has heartily ap-
proved the suggestion and VIII carry
it out. provided the secretary OF agri-
culture approves, since The law re-
quires delivery must be made to him.
The points on the Pacific to be
reached by these truck trains are Seat
lie. san Francisco and san Diego. The
Mississippi gateways are Chicago. St.
Louis Memphis. Nicksburg and New
Orleans
Dr. johnson. who is the originator
Of the idea and the author Of the bill
under which this distribution OF road
equipment is being made, is now I'm
Washington assisting both Depart
uauts Co get the distribution under
way lie says some trucks and trac-
tors may be expected soon and that
Texas VIII get some 1900 trucks
single file procession about - miles
IT'D length. New Mexico VIII get over
$50 trucks There is much beside, but
he hunt 20 locate &c has been attended
With many difficulties, and this distri-
button VIII probably spread out over
q rear or more
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
Ell PaSO Votes
"Wet "ButGOeS
For Suffrage
Home Aid and Governors
Salary Increase Amend
ments Are Approved.

Prohibition was defeated almost two
to one, while the constitutional
amendments for woman suffrage. an
increase in the salary Of the gov
ernor and state aid in establishing
and improving homes carried by COM
Portable margins IN the election here
Saturday.
Little interest was manifested 10
cally in the election, the voting being
light and demonstrations few Work
ers for the suffrage amendment urged
the voters TO support it through the
mean of placards carried throughout
the streets during the day by small
boys, ana by personal solicitation.
one or two automobiles CARRYING
signs which read, Vote vet" fur
ulsneo the only other demonstration
Of interest
The FL Paso vote against prohibi-
uon Is not regarded as sufficiently
neaFy, In spite Of the large plurality
90 swing the remainder of this sec
ton against prohibition. should the
vote in the surrounding territory be
dIy- Nationwide prohibition goes into
eject July ! and the federal prohibi-
ton amendment goes into effect jan
uary 20. 1920.
1857 Vote DRY; 2O2l @wet.y
amendment was 1857, while the
ants polled a vote of 2021 in the
city suffrage supporters polled a
total vote Of 1928, while the vote
against the amendment was 1904 Ex-
elusive Of precinct ]. the total vote
1or an increase in the governors sal
airy was 1864, while those opposed
mum bered 1913 The amendment Tor
state aid in home building received
1895 votes for and 94S al ainst it.
where the Opposition Was.
The southern section Of the city
voted consistently against each
ana endment with the exception Of the
state loan section. To the north of
the tracks suffrage held its own.
while prohibition was somewhat weak
IN all except few precincts.
only in ten precincts did the -drvs'
ton amendment with precincts Is,
Is, IS, % "a and 81 as the strongest
prohibition advocates Precincts 12
81 So 10, S and Z were decidedly
against the amendment The largest
vote pOlled against the exclusion Of
liquor was in precinct u. where the
vote was S for and 126 against prohi-
bition- Precinct one also voted
heavily against the amendment, SO
against and u for
Strong for Suffrage.
Precinct u was equally as strong
prohibition, polling III votes for the
amendment with only II against it. .
The "suffs' also made a good show I
ing in precinct 80. with 90 for the
amendment. and so against It. With
the exception OF precincts 9, z, 8. 6. S. r
10 and II, the entire city expressed ]
approval o. suffrage. The popularity Z
Of the suffrage amendment. which I
came as a surprise to some, IS at /
tributed TO what the women term an .
educational campaign" which was I
carried on here and 10 the assistance I
OF the labor unions, all but one Of
which were heartily in support Of the
amendment
1909 Plurality for Home AID.
II had been expected that the home
aid amendment might not carry 10
ally owing 70 the fact that IT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
IRA LANDRITH TO SPEAK
HERE FAVORING PROHIBITION

With the prihibition amendment
ratified ln this state, steps viii BE-
taken to enforce IT, both by law and
By moral conviction. according to Dr.
Ira p IandritE. noted lecturer and
one time candidate for vice president
on then Prohibition ticket, who VIII
arrive Tuesday in FL Paso on his tour
of the south. He win speak AT 3
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the
First Baptist church
Dr. Laudrith was in FL Paso last
winter and delivered several lectures
he is q well known journalist and
educator.
merry he was from Nashville. Tenn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
GETS
ANOTHER Rain
Nearly All Hay Is Out Of
Way and Benefit Ex-
ceeds the DAMAGE.

Canutillo. Texas. Nay 25.-This sec
tion was visited early sunday morning
by another light rain As most Of the
first cutting Of alfalfa has been baled
however. the damage done was slight
and probably was offset by the benefit
to the next cutting Of alfalfa ad other
growig crops
Mrs /. c. Woodson, CT Las Cruces.
visited Canutilio Saturday. while on
her way TO visit her daughter. Miss
Corrinne Woodson, who has been i'll in
Hotel Dieu, FL Paso. for some days.
smacked Of paternaiism.' by a lively
interest was manifested and approx
mately 1000 plurality polled IN behalf
Of the amendment
Election in the County.
Up to Monday morning only one
county precinct had reported on the
election, that being the ToWne pre-
cinct near the shelter. No 81. The
vote was as follows; For prohibition
q against IL for suffrage 10 against
s., for an increase in the governors
salary II. against z; for state aid in
home building Is, against 1856
Incomplete county returns, received
from the county clerk late Monday,
snow a sllsAL margin against prom
bition, a decided favoritism for SUI
frage and for both an increase in the
governors salary and the home aid
from the state.
The san Jose precinct voted solid
for suffrage and only one vote was
cast against the state aid. san Eli
zario and Nintom are the only two
precincts which have reported on the
election and which were against the
prohibition amendment san Elizario.
however, poned Is against and q for
making a margin which placed the
voting against the prohibition amend
menL Socorro, san Jose and Tornillo
voted for the amendment by only
small margins.
The precincts OF Xsleta Clint. Fa-
bens and the Island stiu remain TO
be heard from.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
TO INSPECT JAIL WEDNESDAY

Following the meeting Of the civil
service commission at & o'clock W ed
uesday. the city jail VIII be inspected
At the saturdays meeting the com
mfssioners chose Dr. j. 3 Brady as
chairman and members J. c. Brooke
and c. s. Coin took the oath OF office
Jack Henry was notified that he
would be retained as secretary Of the
commission.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

Chas. Steffes, former chief master
at arms at the FL Faso naval recruit
ing station. is now located in Mime
anolis. MINI. where he has become the
owner OF the Minneapolis Chronicle,
according to a letter just received By
A. s. Jacobs. OF the Popular SteffeE
made many friends IN III Paso while a
resident OF this citF.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
TRUCKS FOR TEXAS READY
NOW TO BE SHIPPED

Austin. Texas, Nay e5.-The Texas
state highway department has just
received word from the bureau OF
publici roads that the first consfgn-
meut iof a21 motor trucks allotted
Texas is ready for immediate ship
ment
Fl Paso Is 20 get 81 truks. amarillo
-5, Tyler 60. and Paris Is.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
BIDS FOR NEW CANTONMENT
WILL BE OPENED Tuesday

BIDS for the contract work in the
construction Of the new cantonmeut
at Fort Bliss VIII be opened Tuesday
noon The new cantonment VIII ne
practically duplicate OF the Seventh
cavalry Cant3nmelt now in the pro-
cess Of erection. The work will In
clude the construction Of SO brick
buildings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-17
Stabbed Many
Times In Fight;
Hunt ASSaiIGnt
Seventeen Dirk Wounds
Found on Body Of Man
In Critical Condition.

Luis Portlllo. o. Estrella and Pera
streets. is in the county hospital IN
critical condition with II deep knife
wounds on his body. The police are
looking for Claudio Rodrlsuez. who
lives near the lard refinery.
The police received a call at 9
o'clock Monday morning from O. c.
Newbrough and jim Nsbham, drivers
for the Plaza auto stand. who said q
provost guard had stopped them a.
Alameda and Martinez streets, and
told them 70 get an ambulance Police
sergeant S c. Houston accompanies
the two men TO the scene and there
found Pvt Leo Johnson with the
wounded man He was rushed 70 the
police emergency hospital were he
was given first aid treatment by Dr.
John Hardy. before being sent 20 the
county hospital
Portillo refused TO make a dying
statement" but declared that Rodri-
guez had stabbed him- He said they
were quarreling over Portill3's wife,
from whom he separated year ago
without warning be said the man
jumped on him and, using a dirk
stabbed him repeatedly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-17
League OF Women Voters Will Give
An Attractive Program On Thursday


AT a meeting OF the League Of
n Women Voters on Thursday after
noon at the 7. ". c. A. clubhouse
at 3 o'clock. three interesting musical
numbers will be given. Miss nellie
Boomer VIII give a piano selection
Mrs. J. L Buquor viii sing and Mrs.
". Z. Daughdriu viii give a violin
solo. The last two numbers viii be
accompanied at the piano by Mrs.
Hinden Butler
Friday afternoon about 100 girls en-
joyed the taffy pull given in connec-
ton with the regular weekly meeting
OF the Square club girls at the 7. W
c. A During the afternoon Miss Bar
bara Worcester talked on The world 8
week Of prayer" She told particular
Iy Of the girls IN Japan, China India
and South America. She spoke also Of
the association in other lands Next
Friday the meeting viii be Thanks
giving service, and win be a devo-
tfonai meeting Saturday afternoon
volley bah game was held between
girls OF the junior high reserve and
the grade girls reserve teams The
mem bers Of the junior high team are
Nora Heffler, Stanley Bevan- Leila
Amonett. Sarah Hardie, Eleanor Nc
Inery and Ana Della Dunno. The
members OF the grade girls reserve
are Anna Lee Davis. Ruth Gentry,
Mary Mcknight, Nellie Nae Berry,
Pauline Gillespie, Thelma Comstack
and Dolores Peavey. Misses Irma
lIarkgraff and Mildred Dow acted as
The teams played two
games. Champions OF the first team,
the junior high girls, won with a
score Of q 10 Il The winner Of the
second game was the grade girls with
q score Of q % Is.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-17
Miss Iva Dell Miller Is Guest Of
Honor At Pretty Birthday Dinner

A GROUP OF friends Of Iva Dell
AMnler. daughter Of Dr.. Felix Nil
lsr. were deIightfuiy entertained on
saturday when Mrs. V. Van Gieson
gave luncheon at her apartments
IN the Colbert In honor Of Miss Mil
Ter Saturday was Miss Millsr's
birthday anniversary and the big
white birthday cake. the piece de
resistancs Of the luncheon table,
bore twelve burning pink wax tapers-
The reception rooms OF the Van Gle
son partments were bright with
quantities OF chrysanthemums and
other flowers OF the autumn season
and the luncheon table was centered
with a crystal vase Of pink chrysan-
lEemuus. the CONNECTIONS and place
cards corresponding with the dainty
rints. Mrs. Van Gieson was assisted in
receiving and entertaining by her
sister, Mrs. W Fl. Brennan After
the luncheon Mrs. Van Gieson enter
tanned her guests who Included; Iva
Dell Miller, Lucille Ross. Betty Dane
Ruling. LILLIAN Bolts, Jackie Hotch-
kiss and Elizabeth Brown.
The three aids TO MAJ Gen Robert
Z Howe. Capt Carroll Counts. Lieut..
Herbert 2. FeatherstoHe and Lieut.
Edward C. Knowles. entertained with
q box party on Saturday evening a
the Crawford for the performances Of
che Isadora Duncan dancers for Gen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-17

and Mrs Howe. Miss Harriet Howe.
Mrs. Margaret Kinnon Stevens and
Miss Mildred Rogers. After the the
alter the hosts entertained with a
beautifully appointed supper at Hotel
sheldon for their guests. The table
for the supper was decorated with
autumn flowers and the French bou-
quets for the guests were lovely, az
fairs OF vioiets and roses Lieut.
Knowles has resigned from the army
and left on sunday foz his home IL
Denver, Colo.
Mrs. Charles RAIDER was hostess on
Saturday at Casa Colorado recently
opened by Mrs. Frank Tobin, to q
prettily arranged luncheon IN honor
Of her guest. Mrs. S. B. Greene. OF
Chicago. American Beauty roses
were employed in the decorations at
the table for the service ana covers
were placed for Mrs Greene, Mrs.
Jefferson .. smith, Mrs. R ". Moss,
Mrs. T J. McCamant. Mrs Julia A..
Sharp and the hostess Many very
charming social courtesies are being
extended Mrs. Greene while she Is In
the city. Another affair for her viii
be a bridge party on Wednesday
evening at the RAIDER home, given
By her hostess, and Mrs. r ~. Moss
viii entertain on Tuesday with
luncheon and bridge party for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Murchison will
entertain during the season, with
series Of dinners at the Murchison
home in Kern Place and the first OF
these was given on Saturday eve
ming. The table for the service was
beautifully appointed with silver
basket Of fruit in the center and
decorations Of autumn flowers were
further employed. Delft blue candles
burned in silver holders. Covers were
placed for Mr.. and Mrs, Otis Coles
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Davis, Nj. and
Mrs. J. NJ Dudley, Barry Cool, Dan
Murchison and the hosts
A dinner and reception vas given by
Mrs. A Burton Jordan, in Oakland,
Calf, IN honor Of her guest. Mrs
Blanche Potts. OF Fl Paso. on last
Thursday. Mrs. Jordan and Mrs Potts
are life long friends and this Is their
first meeting in nine years A dinner
was given by Mrs Howard Guy, sister
OF Mrs. Jordan. Sunday evening for
Mrs. Potts at the St Francis hotel,
San Francisco
A silver tea viii be given on Tues
day evening from . until o'clock
at the home OF Mrs. N. Z Fordham,
1917 Trowbridge avenue, b. the wom-
en- o. St Joseph's parish At this
tea plans viii be discussed for the
bszar 70 be given during the holi-
days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-17
Wa Service Work.

The usual Informal musical given
On Sunday al the Red Cross Con-
valescent House at Fort Bliss took
place with a very enthusiastic audi
ence in attendance. Miss Beatrice
Hills directed the program for the
afternoon and she and Miss Anne
Chase gave a group OF numbers
Their song and sketch number were
accompanied at the plano by Miss
Mary Heermans. and Miss Heermans
and Miss Hills played two piano
duets. Master Claude Harndon sang
several songs. which we're very much
appreciated
A tacky party IS IN the planning
20 be given at the Red Cross Hostess
House on Friday evening Prizes
viii be awarded to the Eirl and man
wearing the tackiest costume Invi-
tatlons for this party will be Issued
and the chaperons viii be Mrs J. A.
Lee, Mrs. Rutherford, Mrs. Gunton,
Mrs A. P Faller. Mrs. Otis Jones and
Mrs. j. G. COllinson, hostess OF the
Red Cross Convalescent House.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-17
T uesday's Calendar
OF Social EUenis

DIDING classes at Fort Bliss at 9
N o'clock a. m
The Study Circle OF the Council OF
Jewish Women viii meet at 3 o'clock
at Temple Mt. Sinai
The Mission Study class Of Trinity
Methodist Missionary society Will meet
at 3 o'clock in the church parlors-
Fl Paso Review No. ~, Of the Mac
cabess. will give a benefit card party
Tuesday evening. IN L o. o. F. hail.
for the Rescue Home
The Knights and Ladies OF Security
will give a dance on Tuesday evening
at s o'clock at the K Of P hall
Gymnasium classes at the 7. " C.
A from 10 a m. to I p. m Glasses for
school girds from 20 AS p m
Glasses for business girls from 1880 TO
Meeting Of the Mary T Hardie Cir
Gle OF Westminster Presbyterian
church at o'clock .. m with Mrs r
I. Hoge, 2305 fremont street
Silver tea on Tuesday afternoon
from until o'clock al the home OF
Mrs n. E. Fordham, 59i7 Trowbrldge
avenue. given BY the members OF St.
Joseph's parish
Meeting OF the Altar Guild OF ST.
Clements Episcopal church at 4
o'clock p. m in the parish house
Meeting Of the Woman's Auxiliary
OF Central Baptist church at the
church al 3 o'clock p. m.
Circle No. 1. OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church. viii meet with Mrs.
Hagy, 1909 Dallas street. at 2.45
o'clock ,. m.
Mrs. P ". Moss will entertain al
luncheon and bridge for Mrs. S. B.
Greene. OF Chicago.