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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-30

So he took his first He packed his @ with sup
plies chugged Instead
He lost his One does in the There trace gold
hill
wasn't high the sand
which
alcoholic
al a o
of
fill trucks
finally
he can't The is
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-30
New Form Of Torture,

New Form Of Torture.
"How did you enjoy your visit to the
Blithersbys?"
''It was an ordeal"
How s0T
II had to sit through 1000 feet Of
the baby"
"What2"
"Film. you know. They were show
ing me motion pictures Of the little
darling taken between the years OF
one and Observation-Disclosures Age
Herald.
Good taste is gift. but anybody
con Ioarp tho rv1Yoa
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-30


0 x
is said that Wihe
ons new Jersey notably the Big Tom explosion in Jersey City and the
kingsland
Witsche when
he arre . Mexico
cruise
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-30
Hun Spy Fourteen Months Under Death Sentence

military Houston under
probably
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-30

III thls country uurIng tHe War, anu
although sentenced to death fourteen
months ago, President Wilson has not
indicated what his action in the case
will be.
Witsche was captured in Nogales,
Ariz., Feb. /, 1918, where he crossed
the line for the purpose Of instlgating
negro uprisings In the south and as
sisting in other plots. AS result of
the capture Of Witsche. the United
States authorities were finally enabled
To idantifu tho actiua head Of the Ger
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-30


hospitals
Of
just Comet am
has taken him into
least 100 Harold in this
Harolds photograph
that Orderly May said He here He went
bought a suit"
a
sad He was notk he is n
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-30
Rare Coins Are Worth a Fortune

e1d ws will deliver to you prepaid eighteen
1iRsrsnt coins Of foreign countries. Kay Coin
Co.. 1859 ssth st.. Brooklyn. N. 7. Dept. u.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-30
Pursuit and Killing Of the Biggest DeviI6sh

Jew YORK-The female
~ eighteen slain after
biion Of
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-30

Some men have regular Sunday
morning attack Of inconsistencies when
the church bells ring
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-30

OF
snoc
making
hurled Soon the WOUNDED
full speed Instantly
vital missed by ew
and she MADE 70
WOUNDED
In this po
made by the
DacK
twentythree wounds
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-30

home, Shaker Heights. Confirmation
of his death and burial is contained
in sympathetic letters from superior
officers and chums who attended his
funeral.
Yet no member Of the Moorehouse
family believes Harold Moorehouse is
dead. a
Herbert 8. Moorehouse, merchan-
disc manager Of the Halle Bros. Co.
store, father of the boy, within the
last few months has talked to more
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-30
toasted
oh, So Much!

Wife-You complain that l am al
ways asking you for money. Why
don't you give me SO much year and
have done with It?
Hub-I do give you 80 much"
That's just what I complain Of.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-30
HEADACHE
Often Caused by
Acid-StomacIl

Yes. indeed, more often than you think.
Because ACID STOMACH. starting with In
digestion. heartburn. belching. food-repeat-
ing. bloat and gas. II not checked. Will even-
tuaIly affect every vital organ of the body.
Severe. binding. splitting headaches are.
therefore, OF frequent Occurrences . result
of this upset condition
Take EATONIC. It quickly banishes acid
stomach with its sour bioat pain and gas.
1t aids digestion-heips the stomach get
full strength from every mouthfuI OF food
you eat. Millions OF people miserable.
weak. sick and ailinE because Of ACID
STOMACH. Poisons, created by partly dt-
gssted food charged with acid. are absorbed
into the blood and distributed throughout
the entire system. This often rheu-
matism. biliousness. cirrhosis OF the liver,
heart trouble. ulcers and even cancer OF
the stomach 1t robs its victims Of their
health. undermines the strength OF the
most vigorous.
II you want to get back your physical
and mental strength-bs full Of vim and
vigor-enjoy life and be happy, you must
get rid Of your acid-stomach-
In EATONIC you will md tho very help
you need and IT'S guaranteed So get big
SOC box from your druggist today. II it
falls to please you return It and he VIII
refund your money.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-30
catarrh Cannot Be Cured

~ LOCAL APPLICATIONS, AZ they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease.
sncsd BY constitutional conditions. HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE will cure catarrh.
II II taken internally and acts through
system. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
u composed Of some Of the best tonics
blood purifiers The perfect combination
Of the Ingredients in HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE H. what produces such won
derful results in catarrhal conditions.
Drureists 75c. Testimonialg free.
y. j. Cheney q Co.. Props.. Toledo. Ohio.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-30

You may think that you are loved
BY your neighbors, but don't bet on it.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-30

fame Of all the others shrivel. Nj.
Brinker of the Zellerbach Paper COM
pany is responsible for the story. His
friend, AL Smith. is. The discoverer.
Smith 10 a bookkeeper. he has a
fiivver and carries an umbrella And
his eyesight is bad. For many year '
he had read of the wondrous -drs--
coveries made in Death " ". He
read Of Pegleg and Scotty and all the
others. The wealth of the skeleton
lined sands hold hin, snollhnund
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-30
Father Looks for Soldier Son in Seven States

Moorehouse this city according to official
little mound within
His effects in the possession OF his
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-30

Some people put on airs while others
merely whistle them.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-30

The only way to kill devilfish, ap-
parently, is to sever the spinal cord
just back Of the brain. In capturing
this one heavy lance was used, with
cutting edge of four inches. A
heavy drag Of timbers was also used
to slow up the harpooned fish. A 28-
foot motor boat carried the leader
and five fishermen.
As the devilfish was passing, quar-
tering across the bow of the boat, the
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-09
EXPORTERS INVITED TO
HEAR ATTACHE JACKSON

An Invitation has been extended TO
local manufacturers interested In ex-
porting to attend the Wednesday eve
ming session Of the Chattanooga School
OF PAN American Commerce at the
chamber OF commerce, when Carton
lacks, n commercial attache OF the
departnent OF commerce to Mexico. VIII
address the school on export conditions
and possibiltles The attache is on
his way 10 Mexico, having recently
been appointed to that position, he
vas formerlv stationed In Peru. He
will he in the city two days.
The volume Of axnort business at the
present time is off to some extent. que
to a panlckv condition IN LATIN Amer't, "a
az a result OF he sudden decline IN
values. Despite the condition 81 ,ne
exchange and other unfavoraole ,acto' - >,
Chattanooga manufacturers exnorte1 10
fourteen different foreign countries dur-
Ing the past month, The present uh.
settled condition, Mr. Jackson sald VI
speaking Of Latin America VIII last
only a few months the south Atne,. ~.
can countries are simply waiting tor
business ~ settle. lie spoke OF a large
number OF export orders which nave
been rejected
The United States chief field for ex-
mort In South America will be automo-
biles. trucks tractors, plows ann agrl-
cultural implements Of all KINDS, TO-
c.ether with machinery II the standaro
~ living of the foreign people can ne
raised the country can export "ois
goods
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-09
One LITTLE PIMPLE
S?OILS A
BEAUTIFUL FACE

No matter how perfect the features,
now radiant tho complexion, Just one
little pimple will spoil It all -.
Not always can these little taclal
blemlsnes be prevented for they may
be caused by the too frequent use OF
lrr tat ny soaps, powders, rouge or pos
s'bly impure blood.
Every care should be taken to pre-
aerve the skin, especially the race
neck, arms and hands. Only the purest
and rest sterilized toilet soap should
be used to cleanse the skim and \ hen
n fnca powder must be employed, one
OF the highest quality should be Sc
iected.
When a pimpie pops out on your
face. YOU don't have to remain Indoors
or try to hide II. Simply touch the
utt,e npot with BLACK and WHITE
ointment and II viii vanish almost IKE
magic. This little aid to beauty should
he kept ON every womans dressing
able. because II Ia necessary toilet
ouis,te for removing other tacia'
hlemishea such M rough blotchy. SAL
ow akin The way Is clears the COM
vie xton Ia marvcaous.
BLACK and WHITE Soap should nj
ways be used with the ointment. B''h
,ro sold aud guaranteed by all good
.truG stores at 26c each package, or
he manufacturers win send postpaid
n receipt of soc. ,.
A sample OF BLACK and HHlTE
,intment literature and BLACK and
HITE Birthday and Dream HOOK SEM
rec II YOU will clip mud mail THIS az :
gerttsoment to BLACK and WHITE
tox 1907, Memphis, Tenn, tAdvo
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-09
M, B. CLUB FEATURES
PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC

The NJ -. club met Wednesday after.
noon with Mrs. w. S. Igou on West
Fifth street Mrs, G w Burronghs
was io,nt hostess with Mrs lgou
"Pub'ic School Music" was the subject
NJ the program, which was handled IN
a wav IN let those present know what
the schools were doing for ch''dren
In tho way Of musical training most
interesting nnnor on "Whv Wave Music
IN the Scholar" was given bV Mrs.
wtiIam Seaple which was followed by
ono from Mrs Frod x shelton on our
childhood SONGS" Mrs G w BUR
rourhs verv ably discussed tho Manner
Of Teaching" The nroeram was d.
rccted nv Mrs NJ 4 Park
A quartet comnosed Of Mrs w. u
rotner Mrs Cecil Williams MIS-.
Frpnk G w Miller and Mrs M""'r'"v
uavs sang so,ections taught IN tho
kindervarten dopartment and ON
through all OF the school grad"s This
wns very interesting feature OF me
musical program as the sel.rt,ons
used were from nature songs. rnN@'ons
end nntrtotic T'ttle MISS franccs
WHre snnc n song 49,
Tho house. WAS br'ghtened Win now
md christmas colors and tho 'cns were
served in Santa Claus molds THO m
,,ited guests were Mrs w, G, HUNT
Mrs Icrov Carter md Mra Lee ow'
erbv. rive newt r"et'rg viii be wfr
Mrs wtrlon Searle Dec. - ~ ne,
homo on NcCa'l'o avenue Mrs RoNer'
" Cook wilt he nseoc'n'od with MRS
son tvia og " to' 90"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-09
Lineage Booksare
DOnatedtOLibfury

A complete set OF lineage books will
be donated to the Chattanooga Public
library to be placed in the genealogi-
cal room by the Chicgkamauga chap
ter. Daughters of the American RevoM-
ton according to vote OF the chap
tor at the regular meeting heid
Wednesday with the regent. Mrs j. II.
1antrell
few OF the books on hand and can get
the others to make the set complete.
This contribution will be u great value
to the members OF the Pubic library
who'd esre to trace family connections.
Mrs f. M. Buchanan. Of the magazines
committee asked that the members
send their old magazines to the Chat.
tanooga Public library, where they VIII
be distributed to the rural schools
She desired that the magazines be sem
In before Christmas.
Mrs. C. E. Buck OF the war record
committee urged that the nlled-n
blanks be returned In order that they
might be compiled In the booklet thnt
will soon be issued by the National
Daughters Of the Revolution. report
from the conservative and thrift COM
mittee was made by Mrs. I'll, ID. HUI
faker, who called attention to the con-
| servation OF child life In America she
| also spoke of how America had learned
| to conserve during and since the war.
One Of the finest programs OF the
year was given. II awakened must en-
thusiastic interest In the landing OF the
Pilgrim fathers three hundred years
ago A most interesting talk on the
| Pilgrims was given by Mrs j. s. Sin
| lay, followed by another instructive one
on the Pilgrim mothers by Mrs Charles
r. Hyde. Others who took part IN the
discussion were Mrs. II, Q. Milton
| Mrs c C. Nottingham and Mrs. j
Fred FerEer At the conclusion OF the
program a luncheon course was served
The next regular monthly meeting viii
be held with Mrs. T, Il. Preston at her
home on Missionary ridge,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-09
Miss Frederick
In Splendid Role
In One Of Pinero's Plays at
Rialto-Lloyd Comedy
2 a Scream.

A big feature comedy opened at the
Riaito Thursday for a three-day run.
Harold Lloyd viii be the leading and
guiding light in this film. Get Out
and Get Under" Lloyd is fast maxi
ing friends for himself with movie
fans. II Is hard to tell whether he
viii be az famous ms Charlie Chaplin
NAV. he ha, started on the road To-
popularity, and nothing has happened
so far to dim his shining light
There Is one tn ny esr'ainn-L'9SSe
maker His tender care q his tin
grasshopper" and hts skillfui driving
form the framework for a side splitting
comedy,
rr AiHnf WIN .s sH' So"eay s aSs. 81
Vanity" is showing The STORY y AT.
thur W. pineros famous drama Iris,
which has played on the legitimate
stage both In London and New YORK
Miss Frederick by sheer artistry paints
a vivid picture OF woman who ls res
divine spark OF love. 49,.
There Is no doubling that Miss
Frederick Is the best emotional actress
on the screen, She never fails TO catch
thor meant TO convey. TO the public
through the medium OF the play
Many actresses wear exquisite gowns
and are shown In exquisite scenes and
In this way try 10 detr0ct the au-
dIence's attention from thar acting
This IL true OF some Of Cecil de Miles
brightest lights. and under his drec-
ton his stars have never grown dim,
Miss Frederick. however. wears her
Paris gowns and acts too.
Her plays are not always what they
should be, and often you do not come
away feeling that you have been bene-
fitted by seeing them. Her acting. how
ever, remains without flaw, and she
does not tall short OF this reputation In
her film showing here.
Conrad Coming.
Those who have not read Leonard
Merricks famous story Conrad In
Quest OF His Youth" had better hasten
to get the book and enjoy the story
before the movie comes Those who
have NOT read the story have missed q
treat and those who miss this excel
lent Aim will be cheating themselve,
out Of great pleasure Thomas Meig
han win have the role Of Conrad, who
IL searching for the fountain OF youth
The part could not be placed In better
hands than In those OF the above men
toned actor. Conrad, realizing tina
he has PASSED middle age, seeks by re
living the scenes of his youth to maxi
| himself young again, He finds ulu
| nateiy thai the secret of youth Is low
| and the picture finishes with delight
| full romance. Meighan will have al
| excellent cast supporting him.
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Social Notes


10 yIsltine nor sister, Mrs. w. T. Fer
,ynson al A96 Oak street
-.
Bishop ana Mrs troy beuty loi'
Wednesday for Athehs, ga, "hete We
Hearty will return Tuesday and Mrs
beatty wifi remain In Athens for some
time longer
,,..,, ,,,,n .o,,,,,,
from New York Sept. 10 70 spend the
holidays with her parents. Mr., and
Mra u =. Sh.,oi 80 Anniie" and
s ss, a. go, Vn,t Other ,,hnt.
, ~ ~, ne ",hn are students M IN.
school Of Fine and Applied Arts In
New York are MISS Aon WATKINS rom
Whiteside ana harolo Cash
Mrs Ida Peel Mccormick leaves TO.
light for Atlanta, where ahe VIII spend
he week END,
Frank Miller. Jr., who Ia In Chicago
IN business trip, viii return tho trsi
wv
Miss Catherine Murphy has returned
rom Memphis after delightful WISH
10 her cousin, Miss lucille 'erRgthy
Mr. and Mrs Charles brunaWick OF
Cincinnati win make their future home
here. They are n the Hotel Annex
A.. A,t,ao nrl,t,,.b md hahv ,vul
nave saturday for heir home In Howl
son, Miss Mrs Mcintosh has heen me
suehl 81 h"r PhI'h'N' III IN" MiS
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Sponsors for
Grid Contest
Feminine Contingent That viii
Cheer Legion and All
Star Teams. f.,

A bevy OF pretty girls and attractive
matrons will sponsor the rival gridiron
4ggrega tons representing the four To-
cal preparatory schools and the Amsri-
San Legion, which viii clash at Cham
uerlain hed saturday afternoon under
the auspices lf the David King sum
mers pos; u the American Legion.
MoCallie schooi Glll be sponsored by
Miss Elizabeth Hope Mise Dorothy
johnson, Miss Terry Thatcher and MISS
Berthe +hllion.
Chattanooga High schooI sponsors
are Miss Peggy Goenell. Miss tloy
Johnson Miss Grace Bush and Miss
Gwendolen Roberts. ,..
Baylor sponsors are Miss Harriet
WhIteslde, MISS Margaret Montgomery
Miss Hnda HasEer Miss Delta Mlsh-
Ter and Miss irene Barker
Central High school VIII be spoh :
sored by Miss Flora Hudson, MISS
Theme Fortune MsF rhelma CAwood
and Miss Lenicc Anderson,
The sponsors for the American 10
Eion snuad win he Misg Margaret Ochs,
Miss Monica T,mnthy Mrs Charles
Wlllngham Mrs Francis Walton ana
Mfe Gwyn Brock, -.
The MoCalie hand will furnish the
music for the game.
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Club Notes

There will be n regular business
meeting OF the membership OF the
Chattanooga Business and Professional
Womens club Friday night at o'clock
viii be an executive board meeting at
z o'clock.
The regular weekly luncheon will be
at 1910 Friday at the clubrooms.
The Lookout Mountain Parent Teach
ers' association win meet Friday after
noon at 3 O'Clock at the school build
Ing. An interesting program has been
arranged. Mrs, Y, n. Clausel Is presi.
dent OF this association.
The Pilgrim guild Of the Pilgrim Con
gregatIonal church will have a Christ
mas bazaar all day Friday and Satur-
day in the offict OF J. r.. May. iol East
Eighth street. Mrs l. @ Clark Is gen.
eral chairman They viii specialize on
ehlldren's clothing and on Saturday
The womens department OF the
Episcopa church VIII meet in this
parish house Friday afternoon at 2'3o
O'clock Mrs NJ NJ Allison, general
chairman, will make report OF the
recent Christmas bazaar and all mem
hers are urged 10 be present to hear
this report.
The Chattanooga Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club VIII nave its
regular weeldy luncheon Friday In the
cubroomH in the Flatiron building,
The ladies Aid society Of the Inn
manuel Lutheran church will have It's
annual bazaar In the parlors or me
church Thursday evening. Supper Will
be served AT $3.50 o'clock.
on Friday afternoon and evening ~
this week the Ladies' Aid society Of
the Alton Park Methodist Episcopal
church win give It's annual bazaar
with good evening dinner In cohnec"
lion theerwIth. In the past year tho
dinner has been a great success ana
II is expected that this will be very
successful event. All friends and
members OF the church are Invited to
be present. The AFFAIR VIII be held IN
the Sunday school room.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-09
MRS. M'INToSH HON0RED
Pretty Courtesies for Former
CHATTANOOGA.

Mfrs Alfred Mrin'osh Of Howiston.
Miss, who 's 'he guest Of her parents,
nTs and Mrs Y r Travis, WAS the
hnnaree ~ rive uett, parties.
Mrs. Kenneth Steward h"roien her
with an Informal luncheon NJ the Eng.
iiph Tea room Wednesday. Covers were
laid for six
MrR w J MilIs eoiupiin~Dted Mrs
AfnTntnsh with a beautiful bridge party
Mt her home IN Battery Pare this aft
ernnnn The guest ''st was cuntired to
the close friends NJ the honoree,
Among those present were: Mrs. Al
fred Mcintosh Miss Margaret ReHd.
Mrs, Forrest Evans, M'ae Frank With
erxnoon Mrs Kenneth steward Mrs.
Chester stevens, Mrs. Norman Racul.
Mrs T. C. Philips Mrs. Hugh u.
Watcher. Mrs Harold SMART Mrs.
grrnd Hahn Mrs Tom Davenport, Miss
Katherine Slgnaigo
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KlWANlS LADIES' BOOTH
AT THE ELKS BAZAAR

Lunches AT The tadies' auxiliary 10
Kiwanis club booth nj the EMS oa-
gaor Is uroying thu most popular fea-
,,re NJ The bazaar They begin serving
AT noon and serve through the after
noon and evening Hot coffee. sand
wiches and n splendid selection OF pies
are among tho good things they nave
20 eat. Mrs n L Jones was In charge
~ the booth Wednesday ana rerV,nb
with her were Mesdames S Il Drake
Andrew Smith,J @ Pope, Harry can.
rel, II I. Fancher e. r Hubble and
T. c. Richards Mrs J Winn am
her committee are serving Mt the hoofr
today. Mrs Harold smith is general
chairman Tor the week the nootn ~
he erst one at the entrance In the
1nll and Is very atractively decorated
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-09
LOCAL FARMERS TO HOLD
ANNUA LSESSION DEC. IS

President |. Moore has issued no.
tice of the first annual meeting OF the
Hamilton County Council of Agricul-
ture to he held at the court house on
Saturday. December lS.
Although this organization has been
in existence only few months. 1t has
taken up number of matters OF I'm
portance to the farmers.
There are many local problems
Of interest to the Hamilton county
farmers that will need attention during
the coming year. It is expected that
this orga nization will have considera-
bic Influence In working out these
prohlems.
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year OF club work. although the sea-
son mas been somewhat untavorahle.
There ID considerable increase In meme
bership In all club work, A number OF
boys haVs made more than . hundred
bushels OF corn on their acre, and IN
dications are that the average yield
OF all members will be higher than last
year.
The pig and potato club work has
also been satisfactory. The pig club
hoys have already received about $tUO
In prizes.
The crop club boys win receive Sat.
urday more than 1000 worth OF
prizes. This will include what was
won by Hamilton county boys at the
East Tennessee Division fair where
they took all first and second prizes,
Il. l.. Harrington. club specialist OF
the Division of Extension, University
OF Tennessee, win be here and VIII
nave charge OF making the awards.
President Conner and other MEM
pers of the Fair association. will make
talks to the boys.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-09
CHURCH CIRCLE MEETS

Circlu No, l OI Ine nIsh'dhu aIN
4aptlst GhuI met nj TIE homo ol MRS.
l., ". DunGoH "Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs, w Ii. A. scott was Joint hostess
with Mrs. Duncan. The study topic oil
China was conducted by Mrs. q. i.
Browning She gave each one present
Tho name OF u missionary in CHINA ana
special prayer was offered for these,
Mrs. H. Il AGREE, president, nameu
Mrs E, A. Evans and Mrs w +, Null
ienix to assist her planning tne
Christmas activities. Mrs. u. h
FlIcker WAS received AS new member
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-09
Mrs. Watkins
GiveS Bridge Tea
aOnors Mrs. T. {. H. UrmStom,
Who Has Recently Moved
to Chattanooga.

Atrs Chester WatKlns was hostess
pna OF the most beAu tifu bridge
ras OF the. season this afternoon at
IN home on Mctalhe avenue honoring
~ sister Mrs r h n winston, VINO
as recently come here from Memphis
reside.
All the rooms OF the spacious. lower
AnF were srtisIically decorated The
snstc room whore the eight tables
ere placed was aKl,w with orcnld
AFysant Sen,dms and p,uR roses,
In the dining room the pink color
ote was carried nut The center
,iaea on the tahie was . graceful bas-
,es OF pink chrvsa nthemums Pink
afiuirs IN silver holders were used IN
ne dihink room The same color note
Nas carried Nut IN the salad ana ice
course whtrh was served IN the Iate
1fternoan rn~ mlnts we're decorated
m nink sweet peas.
Ahnut forty guests played bridge
and alnut lw"Hty I'VE called IN the
tate arnrn"nn tot tea,
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DEBATE AT Y. M. H. A.

FINDER the auspices Of the Tubs,
ne of the most active clubs aasoclaIed
,,,,th the Young MEMS Hebrew asso-
7Iation, will he held a joint dehate
at the Y. NJ II. A. Center Sunday night
at q o'clock. ~, =.
The subject under discussion will be
Resolved, That America Should ENTER
, League of Nations" Both teams
nreparing for weeks and will be on
edge on Sunday to offer the general
public a debate full of vim and vigor.
The affirmative side Of the question