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The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15
C0URrEWs ADArrAnlE sAr
y GIVEN runLIOTN

The editor and family arr ap-
nrerlallng these days "a very
ionihsome gin from our old
friend. Henry Tsuii. whom mnny
~ cur prnplc win remember a.
en accomplished musician. for
mer proprietor OF The Palace
Cafe. and whom everyone knew
as the "adapinhle Jap"
Henry expressed as. prepaid.
Ironl Columbus, n N.. a large
crate OF ilnr New Mexico cania-
lonpes- They arrived sunday and
w ARE certainly cnioyiug them.
iicilry d employed on The colnm-
bus Courier Wallacnbure Colo,
independent
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15
NO MoRE
R A 7 S

OF mice. after you use RAT-sNAP.
Irs suFr rndcnl killer. Try a
phn md prove n. nuls killed with
RAT-SNAp leave NO su,rll. Cats
and dogs won't touch ~ Cuaran-
lctd.
asc drr q eahe) rnoUnh for
Pantry. kilchcn nr i'rllnr.
65c sixr q cahfsl for Chickrn
iInnsrs. roops, Or Annll buildings.
sf.15 sitc Is cnkes) enough for
~ farm and o,if -hulidlnny, storage
huildluus ~ lacipI9 buildings.
Sold and Cinranlecd BY A. ID.
Fru1i md columbus Drug CO.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15


tfIsN't HNfftH|N
"e t't|ltl we "fft eui Hi'H 9
''e1.''tn ''si AruHAf nru y. irf'
f'r1t t0pn over 4 ~ \ niafAn uI
''2fh y ins sf', ,'''''.e' Iif ~
|I's cummunllY. Nv IafAh who
rI'rft'es NE f'n pi pl|s place tried
|ti, ne machinery ana roWmenrra
~ pale TINS srH.piit crop.
" m iir't % pr.IlH ~ ne cpltnu
r''e Ha'ns nua a'irnt "np have
= ncfns oi tery i'nc cotton ~ their
I'..fs rAH m hotiW y VIII
t',FNn uelr 70 thf nrrt 1nn NaN lr-
flta,fu ppt uncH ~ hAf good
ettp'e.
~ . plru,'nm Tor the first hale
nso'isn, '', ~ 'ilc merchants q ms
l'tee gave 900 Tor tnc urst bale
w W TOR ihc second hale. ",
h''ionioh nnciloned OF the flrst
.nie ~" ~ Nas houHht ~ nr.
ffsh TOT ~ cents p0f pound W.,
'.rfsh HlsQ did inc hailng ncc AZ
t"lreni pf.ces NV Hade Of cotton
" ""ith nu".h ti-' bale pno the
ga, oi prodlct'on - bot a lew
Hh''ir ~ acre a male % the
e'Fe - very bie yield but TIE
ffnes valley ~. some very fine
tr"uhu ana ihe ciimnte a AZ riHhl
ioe:
! mere are many uings 70 be said
~ lHNor oI raising cotton N this
ru'n,'nn'ly ..', ana next year VIII
'eh'h y ~ Nhc prtnominHtlng crop
Hronna hcrc. " = not only profit
.Fe hni ~ requires less water and
,"'el 70 hri"g y 70 market. besides
% raves ioi oi money N The
oe'lh'uni'N ~ p'rslns WI come
~ nhie OF year when inc ether
etnl~ i"r 'he most phrt iiaNr BEEN
,nheh care oi ana lot oi hrAn can
nc securrn'
~, We nave rAii belore' ihls sec
,lcn OF ine country can raise ne
I'VE staple couon ana prpuaply
w year experience WIZ ueter-
nn. 'he h'hu 'hht - nest nnAp'en
~ ,iis 'i'ma.e. rms years crop
nm neen ln 'he nature 2, an ~
pertinent ana mas gwen returns Tor
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15
lUiiM0N WII(Ilsltxl.l
FiAE Fnn sOHE EAEs

n Is surprising how quickly eye
lnflumellun |s helped by common
wilchhhxpl camnhor. hydraslis.
elr. IA mlxet n Iaeonllk eyc
wash Ono elderly lady, who hnd
horn troubled with clqnnlc cSe ln-
ilanlailon for many years. vas
efeally helped In two days. We
nuafunlec small hottie OF f.aeep-
90 10 hfip ANY CASE weak.
ilraincd or lnilnnicd eyes. AIumi-
MIN rye cup FfSEf. pAlll-uR
DnuG sTOhE Adv
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15

Sanip. ". n. A.. Oct. willsn
a. NcAdoo win make canpalgp
snprches 10 NcN Mexico. u was an.
uounced loday ~ John d. McMan-
nus. chief Of lho Democratic
speakers bureau Mr. NcNrnu.
SAID be had been Iniarmed that Mr.
McAdoo would speak Al Gallup on
tclubor "a, and at Albuquerque on
October ~ but ihnl his infmma
ilon WIS not official. Tho official
schedule for Mr. MeAtoo is ex.
peaed IN a-day or two
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15
Ilpn Man PaIaoned By Cox,
Paved the Way for Prison Reform

a dndi knoN was Iht answer.
Hbtl m isph |l pp i0f yor
A 'carfh NNs INSIDE but 20 RECORD
could be InuDa
Send Ihoi ,fIeonrf 10 my of.
noe Md M t1rruQr wtri
10 ialE l1 him.
A startled. trembling eover|na
convict win erayInF hair shout
ihe temples VIVA notified lhdI BE-
must appear hfInft IIe governor ol
ibo alalf. ~ Nas lfd' 1eI'4L 10 Nso
stats hnuse NE following dry end
ihfrc ~as prtotro nal - 4 ton-
f|rled criminal lul ~ hnman b.
ing The governor shook hhnHe
~ ||h the prisoner. invited him 90 hf
scaled and lhnn pilcd him with
questions Tho convict told h|t
story. Ne gave names and dain'
that enabled authorities y look np
Tho record ~ hl' raat IN ne fnun-
h, N which the crime for wh|rh
hr had lpen sentenced hHd bern
committed
fare you guilty. asRed she sov-
efhof.
No.r was The emphatic ansvrr,
This prisoner had always main
laInrd hla innorrnrc.
Governor Cox rrni him hack ln
The pcnllenllaly with the guard
who had brought him over. But
he did moi forget him No order
I'd a complrir Investigation of The
whole raan This lnvesliraiion de-
vcloned The fact that the prison.
or. as boy had bern The victim
|oi nArvms mo'ndy which very
probability had affected biz men-
inllly. Ne was given 70 mnnlacal
oulhursis ~ temper. We had been.
clearly. n limcs irresponsible. This
defect IN hIs mental makr-up had
not boon taken inin consideration
II his TRIAL Such lhlnfs were moi
generally done. The prisoner hnd
Ions oulrrwNn his nhnormalily. Hr
was and had hcrn for several
years. a normal human hcinR.
But in an the foriy-lwo years Of
his incarceration his case had never
been before a pardon board.
After lapse nf several weeks
Governor Cox sent for the ~Forpot--
Ton Man"
Tom said lhc governor "lhev
toll me that you arc changed man
sinre YOU went 20 prison. Are
you?-
"Ycs. gnvcrnur." wns The reply
u am made over"
Now. Tom. DO you fcel that you
owe a doht 10 socletys"
ayes. sir. do"
do you think that anv man Win
owes debt 10 sOcieiy ought 10 III
~ ~"
No, sir. I 10 NOT"
''Wfil. Tom. aaid The e0ternof
walking over lo the convict anf
looking him SQUARE IN the eyes. Il
represent sncicly; icll me are you
or are ynu moi guilty.
Recanis lifetime deception.
The Forgotten Man hesilatel bul
for q moment Then he extended
= trembling hand 10 Governor Coz
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15

! i|N ||n8 10'Itf1N I|| AnN I||NfN
ta. 1|an||1aI eIInf| IN H|. DhiI n
I1HN|n Ila t'|| tnNI11f ||1 WAS
|sIfu.H|''In |'1II||a1 |ItHIt i0 unS.
i1f ~. ||rsahI|0t ~ lifetime.
un 4h|l|Y. STR hi M|1.
I||arA 4aa va nndN1.l ArA|n1 feN|
|In Tie 41IolhufN Htn4 h4 H4 N|un4
That f6Nt|nI'4 hand.
y a|n glad run Io|1 lht truth,
tnI n|II hear from me |aIor.n was
MA onIf 6nmnenI
not ne pardon a.4rL rnf h1e4
shortly hn1 The fftoll,m Nan |t
no longer dfaa4|n nIIi honnIc..
1 llfa I,ehInd tfnY unlls. llc IA ic.Iaf
nn officer b tho y N. q. A. IN eno
Of Un|o's leading tllIln end 4 lead
lnn "a f.rnrlart |IIn
n uah thus InrIdonl 4hIrh start
81 nn4nfnnf Cox 90 ht anaIIne
|uro4i4ssItt uafk Cor prison felafnl
fin lnIrfttIrd himself In me con-
tIt|t Ne nrtfi hclier treatment
I0G nom heller hnuslnt more
sanitary SURROUNDINGS and. above
nl|. rrol|lnhlc ont -oI doors hcnllh
giving mnnloymrnt There WINS an
rld|c house ln lhr penilfnllafy IN
uhItn l.on men were herded ln
l,uod. and plot. and decay. N hlt
first message 10 the Ieslslalur.
lGoVcrnor Cox said that n prison
was not place entirely Tor punish.
n,eni that fallen mon should Dc
llcalt with good deal likr ships
balfercd by lhc storm vhirh are
not Ia dry dock Tor repair. Fur
The exclamation. rather than the
Inunlshinrni of offenders Uopcrinr
fox kcaluusly lahorcd. Industrial
engineers wnrn secured: industrial
schools ~eir established: lraclahlc
prisoners werc mada irusilrs~ and
put oul ~ the sun 10 wnrk and de-
,cl0p md become aliuhed 10 bet L
Ter ihinfs. Tuday there are e0n
anrcs oi vegetable gardens con-
fncled ~ the convicted men who
M Ne old days. would have relied
ln the disease -hrcedinr darkness
" such prisons ~ the Columbus
prnilenllniy.
Governor Cox never par,lons q
man without seeing him. Studying
linn questioning him. and review
ing al The evidence presented al
! his trial. Men are narulnd when
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15

WE couldn't tell what was clog
glng ur efu lullel and drains. We
had 70 iear up floor. pipes, elc-
l,uiId 3 rat'a nest IN has,Nuenl. They
had uhnkei the pipes with refuse.
The plumbers hili was airs RAT
SNAP cleaned the rodents oul !"
tlfrr alRrs. aac. 01c. ei15. Hnld
eud ruaranlced By A. D. Frusl sud
Columbus Drug COMPANY adv
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15

How would YOU like a box OF beau
uinl gili rdFr announcement cards
with envelopes Ia nlalch.-blu or
while--llncn finish. Printed or un-
printed. AZ the Courier office.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15

The Colulnbue Courier = The ~
flcial paper Of Luna County n
yon want 10 real of llse offltlal W.
lnRs uf the County Commissioners
read ihe Courier.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15


sono|IIna o1cr l|||Y years $50
boy Nas convicted nl mun|ef out
N Ohlo Nc Nas mere clip uI q
boy. Tho ot|tmfp uas conclusive.
lie had Killed h|s Innthef W VIC.
lent ill ol auFfr. nI1 youth saved
him from hang|nF He was .tn-
lenee'l 70 the ien|lrni|nry Tor |lle
Mental inIeo|t were moi taken
Inln confederation IN apprnls|ne The
dcerco of Guilt Of a murderer IN
those days and this hny'H case re-
crlyrd no more Ihnn the runsld-
rfallmfs that would hatc nron Sc
corded noItnel adult The trial
was brief The cnsr attracted
passlnr comment nud then n uns
forgotten. The prlsoner hlmselI
was forgotten. The years dressed
on and on and The frrY records ~
fhr ease we're Inst
The hoy grew into manhood, into
middle nec. Ne was iisudcl prison.
err He studied and learned and de-
pnlnpcd even IN The iorhldd|ne al
mosphorc ~ the GRIM grny pile ln
Columbus. which holds within ~
walls The arhrs Of NO many wreck
ed ambitions.
Wardcns ramn and vunlens went.
New miprds eupplnnled The old.
Governors were elccled- held their
brief nlace upoh The slaEc. and
passed into The history of the
state. The silcrcedine wardens and
governors and officials ~ high and
low drgrnc saw The boy who had
arown info middle nFe and won
dprcd NJ me efficiency he display
20 n every task n bis inlclli-
senoe and his pathetic submissive
ness
swho IS boz was ,he usual
question.
"a llfer-Tvc forgotten his name
That was the answer IN nll the
later years.
An lhrough . period or forly-iwo
years this "lorRollcn man" that
h what he was subsequently cali
90 ln Ohio hrcalhed The prison air,
I'D The prison tasks and lisieped
through tho rompaninnless hope.
less nights 10 The tapping waters ol
the scioio River Just outside the
prison walls.
The Ohio penilenilary wns never
designed for comfort Il was built
H. keep men frnm escaping anil
there was no lhouphl uf The unfor-
iunaies who we're thrust within IA
gates.
"Forboilen Alan" Remembered.
Then came . time when james
N. Cox, now dcnocralic candidate
was elected governor. Among The
first Of The visits which hc paid
Ia any Of the state institutions was
one 10 The pcnlienlinry NJ Colum-
bus. HE visit war not perfunctory
Win characteristic lhorouehncss
be went from department n de-
parlment and frum cell to cell lie
rallied for rernrda hr talked n
keepers and 10 prisoners. lie or
dered changes that seemed rcyolu-
ilonnry 10 lhr ulrn who had follow.
ed lhe lines nf least resistance and
accepted The Old way ~ the onl,
Fay. And In biz iMraeylnr nhoul
the prison the young. goyrrnor hg
Was only 81 then -camc across 4
suung mana prisoner who was
different
-who Is that iellowsr asked The
governor.
"A ifer In FIR muuaer ~,
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15
NEW sTAGE LINZ. CnI MBts
10 nEtIINE AND RETURN
E4ERY nAf N TIM WEEK

Leoee Hotel Clark ---.- an0 q. M,
Leave OJruryS Col4wr 3sD D n.
John Head. Joe CLARK
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15
cI-lCEmNE aIxTIRE
stRrRisEs colAMnts

The quick action Of simple rly-
cerine hucklhorn bark. cic- a.
mixed IN Adlcr-i-kn. u surprisins.
One spoonful relieves ANY CASE
oi gas on stomach or sour siolnnrh.
Adler-i-ka acts on ROTH upper
rnd lower howell and removes all
foul accumulated matter which
poisoned stomach Often CURES
constipation. Prevents aprendi-
cilis One lady reports shc has no
ninre pain ~ back Of head or gas
cn stomach since Using Adler-i-ka.
Columbus Drng co.--ads.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15

kEEN kUTTER POcKE
KNIVES, bearinr the trade mark or
h. G. simmons lldW. Co. Hl.15 and
mp al FnOST's nARDWARDE n
FURNITURE srOnE nfoDdway
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

ON WEST SIXTH STREET, in the 200 BIock-T~osory bcl
and bath hot heater 16xfs
Market this would bc very desirable so for any
business, and be bought ehesply
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

ON WEST THIRTY-TfTRD STREET, in che 400 Block-A W
dwelling 2sor and bath equipment
cellar and electricity throughout Lot 275 with
garage Possession be had Immediately.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

ON WEST NINETEENTH STREET, in the zoo Block-T1
dwelling containing and bath. Porch hot air
Possession Juno 25.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

BiockSx rooms
16xlO0 feet. Suitable mortgage. Possession
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

Dwellings and Business Properties
For Sale
n %ta ha gd, @ ( shove. %. G' p. G - a st & s
s Posi- sa'sa an can S bs bad as sa snd s stationary
air heater, Possession inmedssly.
bait. on Sa' sHEs E.s AYss's H 1s % ps 800 r: ' rooms .'
SIXTH STREET brick room.
Ard I bath & bot ,s M hesssT a l. Lot. sr,s o. & ran. s Of %
business, be bought ehespiy
ON WEST THIRTY ls ! THIRD sTnEET ~ s
en sesr % "a. and electricity tSrso I aia75 NTH & @ ~ s s G
Possession can be had immediately
ON WEST NINETEENTH STREET in bot
dwelling and bath Porch hot air heat
established viii dwelling attached containing
Excellent opportunity ehssp'y
ON BRooME STREET Eighth a ss
plot ample space g.rss,s
on VEST NINETEENTH STREET tho 100 Block.
electric Lighting Square plan sHs5 Po@saon
bath sss Lot 1874 i PossSssn ss
ON WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET in the Block-Ttrrs-sry
,oousnd bath and electric sfsins Posson
oNEAsr SIDE or FRANETIN STREET ThAdA
% ss ssosa ls nr ss S 1 d w could % snS BAN. nth = r. %
Possession june 25
ON WET TmTED tn ss STREET s sSas *
ON WEST EIGHTH STREET Nladgo Dwelling
of csnse Bunes P@rioa % days
STREET, in the 200 BlockTwstorv
rooms bath rot AR Possession n 60 dsys
ON RODNEY STREET in BIootT-ostory brick dwelling
ios $3.50 yvry residential district Possession
Immediately
n ydvrrin
andb gae
STREET,
bahpo 0davs
in and
at
John COvatOs
MAIN FLOOR, FORD BLDG TENTH AND sHTPLEY STREETS.
n HIts3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

rooms shaleos Avesix rooms
fee by 5feet
Block--Eeyen
II
Concord 200 BoEght South
bath porch heat bath, porch
porch Desirable
Washington bath
cemented cellar. Nsa.
heat East Eleventh 600 BlockSia
ClaytonS Block Modern
/
BATH porch heater II bath, porch heat
FIRE AUTOMOBILE, GLASS INSURANCE
Columbia
ortga
John ]. Hanley
PHONE $40 e23 FOURTH ST
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
Notice

On Saturday, March 20, William II.
Bramble Company of No. 6 West Ninth
street, will remove its offices to 1907 Tat
nall street Mr. S. Frank Ewart, who is
in charge of the farm and suburban
properties, will also move with William
H. Bramble Company to 1907 Tatnall
street. Both Mr.. Bramble and Mr..
Ewart will be glad to see all their
friends there
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

the of the city, cose tho o. satso
established With dwelling attached containing
and bath cellar Lot 25r175 Pocn IN
Excellent opportunity business chospy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
Something New---Real Bargain

West Fourth yrooneb bath,po hest
Seventh svenu -Six-room frame dweE
Connel Lot
dsa
June
kith;n and
OOuiIb nes hand
Suitable an
Clayton street 1000 BlockEehr bath
Sixth porch
rapidly vane. streets 5feet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

West Fourth street 100 BockSy rooms bath porch an
$40 Seventh svenue-Six-room frame dwelling
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

.et et-Seven-room frame dwelling Lot 25xl00 feet
PRICE FOR BOTH-s2Oo0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

ON GILPTN AVENUE, in the 800 Block story hr;c
bath, porch, beat. Lot. I7nIO Possessaon mmedaxly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

FOR SALE
3o5 MARKER STREET.
1nREE-sToRY MODERN BUILDING.
STORE FRONT. POSSESSION. FOR
TERMS APPLY ONLY
wM. H. GIBBONS. INC.
NINTH AND ORANGE SITS.
=. :. HICKMAN, PREsT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
7:!!lIl5;33:

10th y King SITS. Phones 5S56-5S59.
BUSINESS PROPERTY dwelling lot or
hrm, have 10 or win get it for YOU
Phone 7463. Rea01n Realty Co. 3i5 North
.yars SOD street. Open evenings.
FOR SALE-Residencc at 1911 Franklin
stret. three stories and attic. 10 rooms.
tro baths. electric light and gas. Can be
inspected after Tuesday March -. "a
lSo O'CLOCK SHALLCROSS AyENU UEsI
10 rooms and bath, pipeless heater. Pos2
session.
session.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

II AT 1913 TATNAIL sfREET-Tworso story brick rr.xo, a,
II air heater, Possession Immediately.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
Dwellings and Business Properties
For Sale

ON WEST f7rH STREET. tho 100 BIoos-rvo-story
ing and bath shower
cellar lot, 32x0 nd
tubs in basement. Posse had immediately
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18
DATES
To Remember

rut RspAv. NOVEMBER Ia
Formal dinner dance a. tho Arctic
club for membcf.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER To-
broadway uuiit 70 have musicale
and tea al the home OF Nrs
George Warren ncole
Musicale AZ . m. a, the wemens
University eiab. with Mr. ~ y
Jarvis soprano and AIRS HsrFy
u worth. pianist. Ms Allison r
Wsnamsker and Mrs nrnry
ward he~ch-t hrste.se.
Mr.. sad Mrs. Edward rrankiir
waite. supper dance for Nlss
Dorothy Myers and Air. Esri rhii-
iips. al home.
btnHer dance at TENT. club. With
Mrs william Randolph Crawford.
Mrs Thomas Franriail and Mrs
Joseph G. Tyler as ho.tsss~s ror
reservations telephone Eass Tta
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER se-
Junior 0uiid % the orsheessie hes-
pltsl 10 hold rhanksxivins dance
At the Assonie Temple.
junior League sestti. pav Sar-ery
meets vita Mise kzthsrtns LuAe
i.sf isfh ~
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER a.
Miss fhshs Nell rtamsrsn 10 en-
ssrtsin AZ tea al her home At the
Highlands. complimentary 20 Mr.
and Mira Csspsr W. c1arks
MONDAY. NOVEMBER IT,
Monday practices club meets With
Mrs. Albert Charles phiilirs for
funcheon 81 is.so
rvEsDAN. NOVEMBER ss--
haInier chapter. u. A. " 20 have
sale ef fancy novelties ana DELI
safcsscn dalnttes In ball room
Of Nra Lssry's heme
WEDNESDAY. NOV ENngB a.
Program % romantic masie at . ..
uf at the sunset club. Mr.. Otis
Ffofd Lsmren and Mrs Lewis n
rssrie~ hcstssses
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER -s--
Cfuh tea at the Wcrn-ns t-rfv~r.
atty cfae freus ! 70 .. ~ith Mrs.
Everett Clarke snd Mira Pau
Ford 80 hasf~ss~s
College nixhf rally IN the eomnsas
.on the campus
eATumDAY. NOV EMHgR ~
The marriage OF Mlss fsa AguSw
to Mr.. Robert r 0ifiespy. With
r~csptios following 81 the home
Of M. and Mrs James y Agnes.
parents % the hrsaesiecs.
"WEDNESDAY. DECE0BER 3d.
first Of . SERIES % d.ucirr parties
sivea by the trsty psnesus club
~ the Yacht club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18

- -.
saturday morning Tor New f"'h
Nherr she pans 70 spehu Nh.ls'i''H
win her a'"s"'''' ANTS ""'"'
-
MT. ana Mrs. Wills heioEE cAfh
of for'and wiz afri'r next " 'an's
DAY 70 be the guests OF MI ana MS
10 attend the wedding OF Airs
Clarks brother. MI. hober ~ eii
lcHpso. TO Miss ins Asnrw' when
Der II.
MT ana Mrs. ol'hert iinck ciary
fryen wfkr IN Los NnEr'r" AHs
the first OF December and WIN be
~ nome temporarily NJ ,h' NOME on
mr. blacks m"uer. Mra frahs
t'iacA. on iseao"n hl''
Mr.. Homer Dawson left yesterday
for California 10 be gone until
Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Eden len for
Rockingham today. where they plan
TO spend few days.
Jean. departed yesterday for santa
itarhari- Cal. where they expect 10
make their home
MI and Mrs Warren Hinton have
removed from the Highlands 10 izos
boyiston Avenue North.
Mrs. NJ y. Hay OF spokane II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18

Fancy work and homo COOKED good
les will be for sale and AN INTEREST
ing program OF music and reading
Will be given
unsvwxSty ef California Alumni
For The University OF caiifornin
Alumni the Golden Bear viii walk
on Friday at $40 dinner 10 be
given at Hiane'n cafe. For rcrsrys-
tons. cail Marian W. Thomson
umvv~~ity Guild Orthop-ssse Ho~pst~i
The University Guiid Of the ortho-
p~dle hospital viii meet Friday at 10
o'clock at the home OF Mrs Howard
A. Hanson. ans 18Th ave ". y.
Past ChIsf Association
Past Chief Association Of the ry'h'
ian SISTERS viii give a benefit cHri
party al .. m. at tn. homo Of Mr..
Hen Dugan. s<t5 Fourth ave. West.
Public welcome.
Palm Circle No. %
A card party and dance WIN b"
given Friday evening BY Pain Circle
No. 60, Srighbors 81 woodcruft. IN
the Swedish club hall. Eighth ave.
and Olive St All friends are invited,
Ladies ilfevnry and Msnical Cub
Ladies' Literary and Musical club
viii meet with Mrs. q. Alien. <coT
second ave. N. ~ Al s5o .. m-
RJdxi~y sorini Club
An Informal dancing ana card
party viii be given Friday evening In
the odd Fellows temple by RidEisy
social club. to which all members
and friends are invited
Brtti~h-Amsvtran Assseax0sD
Rrftish-Amerfoan axsortA ton a.
Pine Arts halt Debate by two mem.
bers Of university faculty ON The
AnEioJspsnsre Treaty.
Aea&iA Club
Aearia club for married women At
Y. ". &. A.. D. IN Exhibition 81
ehiiafehs p"os s"s sAuo''
a"'nff " .'"n's''on w" N..a
BOOB Week. Tea srseo ana oo,oc'
'"' "
p...a.s-- - s..A-n.
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Paris Norton. Miss Grace Fischer.
Miss Judith Gibbs. Miss Janet Pow.
ell. Miss Phcbe Nell Tidmarsh and
Miss Helen walker. The ho~tesses
are: Mira George r. Myers. Mira Da,
vid Edward Skinner. Mira q. w.
Crockett Mrs. Harry whitney Treat
Mrs. Frank CAss. MrA william
EdriA Ma w. u. Perkina Mr..
Charles Rnssell Collins. Mr.. Thomas
0rssn. MIA II Hsroert wisAasspoon
ana MIA yred Barter. The commit
- In charge announces that the
doors VII mot b open untfl : O'Clock.
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yoodscay Orthopedic
VA R0llu

n o. FRIDAY afternoon the Broad
nv orthope<1ic guild will entertain
~f6n : alver tea at the home Of Mrs
ourro Warren Boole- Guests are
rrunrreed to bring material for doll
1ronon sewing to b>gfn At two
$500. Mr.. John Roberts will
r1k - the Chiidrsn's hospital and
$500 the afternoon the following
rnuG1onl program will be given: Two
oxono Numbers by Miss Doris Fer
-, ~ Chopin Waltz In Z Minor.
g s>Cal1irhoc- by ChaminadA -Four
onnnD b. MIA Bruce Morgan. Mrs
Erconnnis Beck at the piano. tz'
e1r>ons's b. Gilbert sproes. 0b) Ia
youry~ ~ eaiter. tcl Swans th
@xho Last Hour By Walter
Cunoner. An Invitation h extended
- u.smbers of other guilds TO be
M@IuI~mx
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DijsrSS Dance at
Y0chf Club

a dinner followed BY dance VIZ
" given a. the Yacht CLUB sasufuAs
sv~nImw. November 20. The pa
eronsss~~ for the affair VIII be Mrs
n "A. Iatimer. Mrs. John Graham
Mr.. ouent Williams and Mrs pan
- n. Trcfethen. For RESERVATIONS
ee,~phone the club. Capitol tioe.