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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-29

zoliucijos, isreiskiancios jq
nuomones apie Lietuviu Par
thu sutarti Chicagoje.
! 1. Kadangi partijQ susivie-
nijimas yra svarbus ir panus
dalykas; kadangi jam rimtai
apsvarstyti reikia If laiko;
kadangi partiju susitarimo su-
manymui iSkilus, socijalistu
spauda garsino straipsniq,
pravardziuojanciQ ir izeidzian
Giu katalikus; kadangi patsai
partijQ sutarties projektas So
cijalistq ir liberalQ-tautininkq
bloko sustatytas % Lapkrl-
clio state reikalavimq, neprie-
lankiai paliecianciq krikscio-
niskai-demokratisku organiza-
cijq veikima; kadangi Xxi 26
Lapkricio negalima susizinoti
su paliestqjQ organizacijQ cen
trails, nei suSaukti A. L. R. K.
Federacijos Apskricio posedl;
todel sutariame, kad partijQ
sutarties klausimas nebutq ap-
ribotas Lapkricio 26 d.; todet
sutariame taipgi tolesniu savo
svarstymq galutinus nuospren
dzius veikiai pranesti susida-
russian socijalistu.ir liberalQ
tautininku blokui.
2. A. L. r. K. Federacijos
Projektq Komisija Is Lapkri-
clio sutar9 inesti j artimiau-
sia savo apskrieio posedi SUI
manymus: AZ isrinkti iris as
mems, kad jie galetq atsto-
vault Apskriti tarppartijiniam
Pkomitete, susidaranciame is
Devyniq AsmenQ, po tris nuo
kiekvienos partijos, ir b. ko-
.mitete, susidedanciame is %
asmenq, po II nuo sudariusiq
bloka partiju, Federacijai ne
nedalyvauti.
3. Jei A. l.. R. K. Federaci-
jos Apskrieio atstovai taps
priimti i Devyniq Komiteta,
tai to Komiteto sutarimai be
persvarstymo Federacijos Ap-
skrltyJe lures jam telseta Je-
ga tik sitose dviejose reika-
lq rqsyse:: a. protestuoti prizes
Smeiztus ant Lietuvos, kartais
telpanGius nelietuviskoje Chi
cagos laikrastijoje, ,ir b. da-
lyvauti kataikams nepriesin-
gose zymiq nelietuviq iskil-
mese. Visi kit DevyniQ Ko-
miteto sutarimai gauna tel
siq. jegos Federacijos Apskri-
tyje tik tada, kada jane tam
}pa persvarstyti ir priimti.
! 4. A. l.. r. X. Federacijos
ApskriGio vardu pareiskiame,
kad didziausia Chicagieeiams
ispildoma dabartini reikala
Lietuvai matome isparduoti
Chicagai skirta Lietuvos Lai-
sves Paskolos kvota. Tam tik-
slui Federacija labai kviecia
pasidarbuoti iSvien su ia vi
sas Lietuvip partijas Chicago
je.
5. Susirinkusiejji 25 Lapkri-
eio Chicagoje Federaeijos Ap-
skrieio darbuotojai pareiskia,
|kad Krikseioniu-D u-Demokratq.
.Iistaigos, senai nkqrtosios Lie
tuvai selpti, ypae Tautos Fon-
ldas If Raudonojo Kryziaus
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-29
PINIGy kURsAs.

svetimu saliu pinigq verte, mai
nant nemaziau $4,000 Lapkr. 26
buvo tokia sulig Merchants Loan
and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingp svarui $3,49
Vokietijos 100 tnarkiu LAB
Lenkijos 100 markiu 80
Lietuyos 100 auksinu LAB.
Prancuzijos uz $1.oo 16 Fl. As
Italijos " $loo q !. 80.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-29
GAL PRANCUZIJA GEL,
BES ARMENIJAI.

Geneva, Lapkr.' 27. - Tau
tu Sajungos suvaziavme nu-
tarta ir vel Suv. Valstijoms
pasiQsti Armenijos mandates,
II jei Suv. Valstijos atsisa-
kytu, matyt, Prancuzija pa,
inns globon ta apleista Sail.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-29
ANCLIJOS vALDzIA |MASI
Uz AIRIQ vADQ
SuareStUOtaS Dub|ine Arthur
Griffith
New Yorke Riauses del Angli.
jos Veliavos

mas Airiioje, sake vyskupas,
Siandie jau nebepakenciamas,
Antai kunigo Griffin is Dram
more nuzudymas aiSkiai liQ-
dija, kad prize tos zmogzudys-
t6s savo bjaurias rankas yra
prid6jusios valdzios spekos.
kurios terorizuoja Airija..
ToliauS vyskupas pareiSkia,
kad 'Siandie tos sp6kos jau
pakyla atakuoti pa6ius katali-
kuS ir katalikQ religija.
Pranesa apie grumojimus.
VySkupas pasako sekretO-
riui. kad kuomet jiS sugryzes
namo po palaidojimo kunigo
kent3tojo Griffin, mamie at
rades grumojanti jam, vysku-
.pui. mirtimi laiSkq. Laiskas
turijo Galway paStos antspau-
'da.
Be to grumojancius laiskus
yra gave ir keli kit jo dioce-
zijos kunigai. 7 vieno kunigo
pagyvenima kartq jau buvo
Saudoma.
Tie visi grmojimai yra pa
clos policiios. Mes laiSkuose
aiSkiai sakoma, kad jei nors
vienas policmonas ar kareivis
patiks nelaime, tuomet vysku-
pui ir kunigams bus neisven-
gtina mirtis.
Palaidota nuzudyti.
Cia vakar su didel6mis Is
kilm6mis palaidota kellolika
.Dubline nuzudytQ AnglQ Off
cierQ. IS jQ deSmts lavonq bu-
vo nulyd6ti Westminsterio ka-
taliku katedron.
Gedulingu pamaldQ metu
katedroje buvo minister's pir-
mininkas Lloyd George II kit
Anglijos augstieji valdininkai
KaraliQ reprezentavo AiriJos
/ sekretorius Sir Greenwood.
Savo keliu, Anglijos parla,
mente del baisios betvarkes
Airiioje pakeliami ginGai il
trukSmas.
Patsai minister's pirminin,
kas Lloyd George sakosi ne.
zinqs kas padaryti, kad sus.
tabdyti terora Airijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-29

Smirna, Lapkr. q. = TurkQ
nacijonalistQ karuomene Tur-
kijoje pradejo atmusti atgal
seniau pirmyn pasivarusius
Graikus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-29
PARTIJQ SUTARTIS

FEDERAGIJos VARDU LAPKRItIo &C. 1920, INTEIKTA
zEMIAU PADUoToJI REZoLIUCIJA BLoKUI,
sUsIDARIUsIAM Is SOCIALISM, IR
LIBERALU -TAUTININKU
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-21
WABASH TO
Be TEAM Of
FIGHTERS

cRAWFORDSTILI4E Ind sept FL
with the opening of college yester-
day the Little Giant football squaa
was expected to pass the forty mark
in candidates for the Scarlet eleven.
Football stock went UP yesterday
when Battling Nelson. star halfback
on the team in 1915 and catcher ON
the baseball team in 1915 arrived IN
Charlottesville ready TO enter college
today Nelson was one 81 the stars
on the prewar team coached by Paul 7.
Sheets Nelson came in from his home
in South Dakota. where he has been
working He is in dne trim physical
~. Nelson was lieutenant overseas
during the war and saw active service
a. the front. With the arrival Of sew
eras other Old men. indications are
that Coach Vaughn viii not have 20
depend entirely upon ew men from
which to select his 1920 eleven Tne
coach will drive his men hard this
week Scrimmase VIII be on the card
before the end of the week The coach
i devoting much time to teaching the
men thu fundamentals Of the game.
TIE men who practiced last week are
already getting tho old Wabash light
ing spirit and it Is certain that the
Wabash team this year viii be a fight
ing team II nothing else
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-21
OSWEGO
SIGNS GOOD
FIGHT CARD

Eighteen rounds OF fighting have
been scheduled TO complete the Leon
ard-Moran fight at the East Chicago
arena next Saturday and each Of the
three bouts making up the eighteen
rounds will DO a classic in its own
sphere. There viii be an eight round
semi windup. a six round preliminary
and a four round curtatn-raiser.
Eddie Burns. the sparring partner
Of Benny Leonard. will appear in the
semi windup against Johnny Hagen =
South Chicago. Hagen Is well known
70 local fans and has always put up 4
good fight They viii meet at 1l3
pounds The preliminary SIX rounds
viii see Pete Kariss. the millionaire
Greek boxer. matched against Chicak
Cooper OF Chicago at 12s pounds.
Karias recently starred IN a show a.
airy where he stopped his man IN forty
ave seconds The curtain raiser Will
draw crowd from the General Amer+-
can Tank Car Company where Mike
Zaiesky works He viii 20 four
rounds with Johnny Lance Of AIelrose
Park at lis pounds
Leonard left New York last night
and Is scheduled to arrive in Chicago
today IN time to do some training this
afternoon He will set up training
quarters at 3sth and Cottage Grove
where he will devote most of his en-
ergies 70 losing a couple II pounds
weight. Moran's manager proved 20
.nsistent over Charlie Whites weight
forfeit money that Leonard is going -
take 10 chances on losing his.
While the fight fans aren't much tn
terestetf II anything much except the
final bout Of rext Saturdays show os-
wego has signed 4 wen balanced card
and the whole show should 20 Well
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-21
CARPENTER
GETS AN EAST
CHICAGO OFFER

- would rot be surprising *
Georges Carpenter. the European
champion. appears IA this section or
the country before he meets Cham
pion Jack Dempsey Two clubs, the
National operated by Frank Nulkern
Of Ailwau ke &c. and the Twin Cities.
bossed by George Oswego at East Chi
cage. yesterday sent offers to Carpen-
tier and both want him 10 meet Tony
Melichar u Chicago Both Mulkern
and OEwego guaranteed the French
man $4,000. and Carpenter can set
the date
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-21

MANUFACTURED Ey
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-21

Spur is "class" all through-evento
the smart brown-and- silver"
package, triple-wrapped, that keeps
Spurs fresh and fragrant. Try out
package Of Spurs. You'll say made
and priced for popularity"
MANUFACTURED Ey
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

ROswEIIL.-fwO big trucks are
being kept pgsy these days hauling
material and machinery to the site 81
the next well 81 the National ENplora-
ito company between Cumberland
CITY and orchard Park The derrick
will be built and the machinery IN
stalled a. Don a. possible and then
everything will be ready Tor drilling
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
EDWARDS TO MAKE
PROHIBITION ISSUE
New Jersey Governor
Wants Democrats to
Espouse Liquor
;. rns a..aa.rss s.ss.

NEW YORK, Feb. e.-Prohibitlon
was injected last night into the testi-
monial dinner given here To Homer
3. Cummings. chairman OF the demo-
ratio national committee at which
Secretary Daniels was the chief speak
or. one thousand Invitations a
been issued TO the banquet which was
attended by prominent democrats
from all parts 81 the country.
The prohibition issue was brought
into the proceedings by Governor Ed
wards Of New Jersey, ana was greet
cd with obviously mingled feelings by
the diners.
Governor Edwards was not on tho
official list Of speakers and was called
upon Unexpectedly after Secretary
Daniels had concluded his address
Earlier IN Inc evening the New Jersey
executive had been given o strikinR
ovation when he entered the dining
hall and there was an oven greater
decentralization when he arose 20
speak.
Governor Edwards declared that q
great issue had emerged from he
past, the issue Of states rights and
personal liberty" He asserted that
this issue must be decided by tho
people next November.
~ the federal government" he
continued, may subyert the doctrines
81 state rights n without a COM
mission or mandate from the people,
enter upon our firesldes and into our
houses with the bureaucratic syHtem
Of office holders IND overlordshlp, the
theory ~ Dur constitutional govern
went and all the rights Incident 10
home rule and local state government
ARE destroyed. Under such a system
the understandable Mo Of lndestruc-
tible states becomes a myth n We
have the necessary alternative OF a
great ~auperpowcr at Washington I'M
posing iis viii upon US In the dlroc-
tiuu of our habits. our our
tastes aud our local customs until
nothing Is left OF the independent state
Of our fathers but the name.
ITO me his IL q political sacrilegion
and I purpose 10 carry the fight to
san Francisco. regardless OF what any
man ur set Of men nay personally
think. 80 as to bring about a popular
rc-atatement 90 the doctrine Of state
rights and popular local home rule
upon which our fathers founded this
government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
Cattle Conditions IN
State Are Excellent

The reports OF he inspectors ~ the
Cattle sanitary board for the month
of January have all been received at
the office here and show range condi-
lions excellent with practically no loss
OF cattle during the Month
The steer buyers are reported TO
De appearing In the state. especially
in the southern part. The Indications
are for a good calf crop all over the
state.
shipments Of cattle were light
throughout the months. but "A heavy
sale OF horses IN reported. The horse
shipments were to the army and pri-
waite parties und-vory few went To the
market.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

three new houses on South Four
teenth street. just on Central e
They are TO be Of metal iath and
plaster construction. Two will cost
5000 each aud one 5000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

or the 242.695 men in the army
on Jan. 20 last. i92.36S were In the
United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
MorNns rINE. Is KIILEp.

PINE BIZ IF, ARR, FEB. e.
Shooting from the top OF his burning
home in which he was holding a mob
bay n negro here last night wound
ed four men and "A boy In the crowd
before he was killed. The negro
earlier in the day had killed a city
detective who had gone to arrest him
for the shooting Of another negro.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

Health Authorities are continually warning women hatm diseases ared directly caused
by@atteing dwtt through the household by old fashioned, bak-heaNng broom SweHdngS
The dstes way to weep-and at the same time to beato put nbedded gHnIaden grit from
rugs, is to USE m easy gliding Hoover The Hoover the most popular Electric Cleaner in the
world Hhe one that beats StS sweeps asst nonceanS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

The Evening Herald is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
m Classified advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

N. BARRIER took out a building
permit today for the eo%nstrnction OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

pEMING-Charles Williams. charg-
cd with stealing an automobile at
Dcmlng Will be arrested on February
= a. he leaves the san Quentin prison
In California hy "a deputy sheriff from
county. Acting Governor Pan
key issued a rcauisition for him at
the request Of District Attorney }. >.
Naught. ur ueming.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

NEW YORK. Mrs. Isaac Pearson,
national president OF the League Of
American pcawOmcn. plans Ia or
gnnlzc "a New York sectlUu OF the
league. This section viii make u
point NJ helping the young writing
Nomon and having an oversight
over students In Journalism, Illus
tration and music.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

LAS VEGAS-Local medical au-
thoritios reported the flu situation as
somewhat improved. The number OF
additional eases shows a slight In
crease. Many OF the cases reported
earlier la the week proved to be only
heavy colds and the victims are well
on the way TO recovery. All OF the
girls at the Normal dormitory. who
have been sick. are improved n eN-
pect 10 be out IN a few days or so.
Doctors stated this morning that there
need be no alarm on the part OF resi-
dents OF the city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

tuniity to pass on the matter at this
TINS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

DEMING-At q meeting ~ the
Of Deming at the office
of DR.. y. N. Stecd Il was decided 60
prohibit all public meetings and a
notice was signed by Or. s. D.. swope'
city health officer and sent TO the
theatera aud others who would be
pectea 20 hold public meetings, The
will remain open for b pres
ont
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
HOW 1T FEELS TO BE A SCOUT"

1t feels bully to be Scout. because
n good Scout always has friends he
can rely on, and he himself is always
happy, because he is always friend
of the other fellow
Scouting makes boy strong. heal
thy. husky, and bright.
has fun. but learns lot about nature.
1t is feeling of satisfaction to be
a Scout. for in case of an emergency
a Scout is able to take care of him
self, and also of a comrade in case of
an accident. 1t makes fellow feel
fine to do his good turn daily.
ROBERT MAX MORRIS.
Age IL.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
THE SCOUTS.

l have been asked to write brief
essay about the Boy Scouts. at this
time when the Tenth Anniversary OF
the Boy Scouts is being celebrated. and
when we are showing the public the
good of our organization.
Any boy. good or bad before join
ing will never go wrong In later life
if he remains true to this oath: "On
my honor ! will do my best; to do my
duty to God and my Country, and TO
obey the Scout laws: to help other
people at all times to keep myself
physically strong. mentally awake. and
morally straight He also VOWS to
become trustworthy, loyal. helpful,
Kind. obcdicnt, and revercnt.
All true Scouts are striving TO keep
these vows and thus aim to become
useful citizens of our believed L. s.
DONALD SIIERE.
Troop H.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
B. NJ. II. COMMUNITY CENTER.

The following meetings were held a,
the Community Center during the past
week: League of Jewish Youth
Amcricanization meeting addressed by
Dr. Philip Hillkowitz on american
Jewish History" and by Judge Ben Il.
Lindsey on Theodore Roosevelt"
Thursday. February ): Sunday. Feb
lIrary s. N X. *. > 80 p. III. in the
Alumin room. University of Denver
Mcnorah society. s p. IN. in the l.
Rude room Monday. Feb. .. League of
Jewish Youth s p. m: Tuesday. Feb
10. Roy Scouts of America. I 30 p. m !:
Wednesday. Feb. 10. Il. NJ. II. Ladies'
Auxiliary. > 30 p. III.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
A. A. c. CLUB.

Those members of the \. y. c. club
who attend High School have entered
the Prize Essay contest. of the Jewish
News on the subject. What education
must I have and how must l live to
yrach the ideals of my Jewish faith
md my American citizenship"
The Valentine party promises to he
a delightful affair. Special entertain
prs have been engaged for the oc-
casion. The decorations, Will be cX-
ceptiomai Harold Zclinkof. William
Rcgan. and Joseph Morrison have he
come members of the \. \. c.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
Social NeUs

one of the largest and most attrac-
tive weddings. among the Jewish cir
cie of Las Vegas, will occur Monday.
February lG. when Miss Lcona, the
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Greenclay. of Las Vegas, will become
the bride of Henry FraItkci Of this
city. The ceremony will ne performed
In the Temple. which will be heauti-
fully decorated in green and white.
The large wedding parT, will wear
the delicate pastel shades. The mat
rons Of honor will be- Mrs. Louis
Frankel. and Mrs, Irving T. Obericld-
or. Miss Florence Weller of Alhcr-
Tugue will be the maid OF honor. The
NIesdames C. Gerard of Las Vegas and
Grensbaclicr of Texas will hc the
brides matruns. Adclla and Florence
Illfcld. Louise Bacharach and Emelic
Eendix will be the flower girls. and
little Marion KOscuwald the ring bear
or. Mr. Louis Franllcl Will be best
man. The bride will wear Il white
satin wedding gown, embroidered III
crystals. and a veil. After the cere-
mony reception will b. held at the
Pasuuanado hotel. The Young couple
will leave for an extended honeymoon
"Trip 10 Honolulu, also visiting San
Francisco and Los Angeles. Thcy will
make their home in Denver.
Mrs. Charles c. OrnauCr, who had
lcen the guests of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. II. Ornauer, was called 10
Memphis by her husbands i'irc>s Sh"
found him much ilGIr>'"d wlSu -"
reached him. They rN@-'. I" n;iI g."
their home in Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs Max Fisher, Of 1OlI
south williams street. ontcrtaincd Il
number of friends at dinner in honor
of their guest Mr.. Joseph Pepper of
Salt Lake City.
Miss Sylvia Minowitz was the hos
tess of ''storl shower" luncheon and
card party, Tuesday in honor Of Mrs.
Morris Baskin.
Harriet Amtcr will entertain some
of her little friends at birthday par
ty Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Irving 4. Oberfcldcr Of He
troit is visiting her mother Mrs. Lulu
Trankel. She will atpenG the Green
clay Frankel wedding in Las Vegas.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
TRINIDAD, COLO.

I;y our Social Correspondent Il. Ii. >
The II. l.. 4. S. Sewing circl" held
Il regular business and social meeting
at the Temple. Piano selections by
Mrs. \. II. Beaver wer. Grcntly en-
:oycd and reading by Mrs. VIII
Fricrich on The Unique and Average
Man. At the close refreshments were
served 10y the hostess MIS-. VIII
TriCrich.
The SiStcrhood Is planning a series
IF public recitals. TO he gwen IN the
vcstry rooms of Temple Aaron The
first will occur February 20.
The A. j.. C. club meets with MIS-.
I. ]. Bell Thursday
Mrs. NJ. J. Goldsmith and Mrs. Geo
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
HYMAN LINCOLN COHEN
by NORRIS ABEL BEER

can easily explain
Why | come to school every morning
At eight O'Clock
To do my homework.
Who can study
In n crowded threc-room apartment
On the fifth floor rear.
When your faiher, mother, uncle.
Baby. two sisters and older brother
All want to talk at the same time?
Yet my father wants me
To become lawyer
And always tells me
The life story of Lincoln.
After whom | was named.
How he rose from obscurity and pov-
erty
To position and fame.
But l often wonder
Ii Lincoln would have become
President of the United States
Had he lived in three small rooms
On Delaney street,
-EyeniGp Sun,
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
THE JEWISH CULTURE SOCIETY

At the meeting of the Jewish Cui-
rure Society Tuesday evening, reso-
luton was unanimously carried. heart
ily endorsing the Jewish News frize
Essay Contest and pledging its mem
rers to promote the conuosI in every
possible way.
Miss Sarah Robinson rcad paper
on Daniel Deronda," and gave the
most important criticisms. that have
l,ecn made on the book from all sides,
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11

Gottlieb. who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert ROsenwald of Las Vegas, are
confined to their home with Il heavy
cold.
Mr.. Milton HammcrslouGh has an
n0uncCd his engagement to Miss Edna
Steinitz of New York City. The we'd
ding is TO take place March md. after
two weeks honeymoon trip the young
couple will return to Trinidad TO make
their furlrc home.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
CHEYENNE ROUNDUP.

by our special correspondent y. L.)
Five young men. of the younger so
tial set. entertained at IA dancing par
~ Sunday night, February l. The
entire evening was devoted to dane
ing. At a htc hour delicious refresh
mcnts were served. Thrse who en-
ioyCd tho hospitality OF the hosts were ::
Misses Carrie Goldfarb, Adeline Lip
son, Sarah Davis. Dora Veta. Pearl
Bronstine. Goldic Shapiro. the Mcssrs
Max Brown. Jack Shucman. Max
Davis. buddy Weinstein, and Elliott
kranz.
Miss Elsie Goddard entertained Sun
day night, Feb. l. at her home ON
general good time were enjoyed by ALL
Refreshments were served Mt IL late
hour
The "Blucbirds" held special meet
mess was transacted.
Mrs. Il. Davis was called to Denver
10y the illness of her daughter, Mrs.
]. \. Phillips.
Mrs. \. GOldfarh and Daughter, Mrs
l. Lipson, returned Monday from n
pleasant trip to Sterling. Colo, where
they visited Mrs. Il. Schnitzer.
Miss Ida Rronstcin entertained
tuesday night. February >, at II dane
ing party which was greatly enjoyed
hy all.