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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-12
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-12
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-12

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The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

~. asd Mvs. chas. u. Akep en-
ssrtsinsd the retail ismhesmsn of
the Haa Luis valley NJ their hone
last Monday night. Everyone hsd
. very pleasant time and sajoy~d
II" social sveaine ,iii . late hour.
One Of the features Of the eyes.
Ing vac The spsoisl place eards that
we're ussd sos the AinAse tabie. TAs
list ssn - follows and wss osds os
sAinsiss:
Spike ksss Fssneh and lady.
Center.
iSoss Kaos brsn,ssr and lady.
Monte Vista.
kiia Dried Bskksn and lady.
Monte Vista.
Long Leaf Loag sad lady. Ala.
mosa.
cross Orainsd Akcss and lady.
Monte Vista.
Quarter sawn Kinsan and lady.
Monte Vista.
Two By seaa,iia 9 Manages and
lady. La lara.
Young Sappliss Mansss and lady.
La lara.
Dry Rot Graham and lady. Ala
mosa.
Silver walirich and lady. Ala
mosa.
Bark Eddss Nclatosh and lady.
la lara.
Sap Stain Richardson and lady.
La lara.
Three Ply Mcclure and lady.
Hooper.
Tho list Of guests included Donald
French from Center and Miss Lewis
from La lara.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

This was the first annual meeting
Of the lumbsrmsn and their wives
and the guests departed with . very
kindly feeling toward their brothers.
90
Sunday last Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Hawkins entertained at . splendid
dinner. sntsrtaining Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Nostrand. Miss Ruth Van Nos
trand. Miss Grub. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Haigler and Mr.. CLARK Van
Nostrand. A most enjoyable day
was had By those present.
On Friday evening Miss Marian
Hecker gave . miscellaneous shower
in honor Of Mrs. Gladys Erickson.
nee Gladys Bigelow. The evening
vas spent In dancing and playing
progressive games. Tho following
wore tho guests: Misses Edith
flaigler. Mabel Wright. Lillian
Wright. Helen Swan. Agnes Wilson.
rose Mccoy. Florence Kinnison.
Gladys Taylor. Ewing Fortney,
Helen Chapman. Bernice Furrow.
Marie stocker. Faye spurlock, Hell
en- Erickson. Mrs. Macarthur, Mrs.
Biselow. Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. chss.
Mcintosh and Mrs. Gladys Over-
myer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10
1.kAP fEAR DANCE

jackson OF Nov York CITY Who Il
The Aoss~ guest ot Miss Faye Mia.
gss. about twenty-five os ihs youas
lAdiss gave = leap year dance =,
woodmsn hall Wednesday aighs.
ArS. Roy waiimAn Aad ~. roSis
furnished the musie. ThrougAovi
the sosrss Of The svsaiss. Tie sisIs
carried out the leap year iAsa, %.
sasins the dances. tos he bsys asd
playing the "adorins sdmirss." A.
Inidaixht the crowd went 10 Lossr's
whore . delightful lunch wss spread
and all we're loud In their praises
Of tho splendid time thoy had. Tho
xiris we're all In pretty evening"
drcsscs aud Il vas . treat to sss
them. Those present we're the
guest Ut honor. Miss Beatrice Jack.
son. aud the Missss Marian Hscksr.
Pauline and Lillian Wright. 0lsdys
Taylor. Ewing For,nsy. Louise 70.
gle. Faye MinEus. Grace Tohui,
Mary Frances Riley. vsais Mils,sad.
usrnics rurrow. Thslma NcCaiisy.
Faye SpurIock. Florence Kinnlson.
Helen Swan. MArybslls Haw kins,
Lucy Aundsii. ksn Aunssll and
Fsys Porter.
Mssdamss Chas. Mcintosh. Geo.
Nicoii. Wilbur Erickson. RALPH Nc.
Coy. oiin Beatty. Msssrs. John
Rawlings. Paul Wincheil. Ralph
Baird. Donald Chisholm. Arthur
Hciiman. Fern Sadisr. Ralph Pat.
terson. = Donald Shakespeare. Geo.
Ellis. Or. Elofs0u. Chas. Baird, FL
don Graves. Orwsr Erickson. ALFRED
Ward. Claud Ditto. Abnsr rarrov,
Robert Bone. Chas. NcIntosh. Geo.
Nicoii. Wilbur Erickson. Ralph
Mccoy. Hoyls. Olin Beatty. Lester
Hawkins and Roy wsltmXn.
Aiss Stockton aud Miss Florence
kinnison we're the dinner guests OF
the Chapman family on Tuesday
evening.
MIS-. George Blackmors enter.
tainsd on Sunday last for her two
sons. Charles aud Jack. The invi,-
cd guests were Fred CLANCY. Homer
Chansy and Lee Aoningsr.
DR.. and Mrs. Gibson entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Savage ., q
beautifully appointed dinner Thurs
day. followed by An evening 1t cards.
Miss Nina Crandall and Mr. John
Charles Decker were married In
Pueblo Monday. December 20. The
young couple will be welcomed In
Alamosa. whore they will make
their future home.-Alamosa Jour.
nal.
Miss Crandall vas formerly . re
ident Of Monte Vista.
Mrs. Roy Hummel entertained tn,
Misses Morris at dinner on Frida,
Of this week.
On Saturday afternoon. yanuar,
Sd. Mr.. Sheldon E. Dilley and Mis-
Frances Stewart were married q
tho Methodist parsonage. the Rev
Maclean officiating. Mr.. and Mrs
Dilley are residents of saguache. I,
which place they returned imnsdl
ately after the ceremony -
a.
bethlehem Chapter / -. in
stalled Its officers Tuesday evening
| MI nh lot~
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10
The Eas Slab
Saw Dust and Turpentint


Saw Dust and Turpentins
(Fruit CocktaiD
Dressed Shavings and Roof Paint
Chicken pie and sravy)
Flaked 0luo
(0ugared sweet potatoes)
Putty
(Mashsd potatoes)
Barn Red 0auoe
(Cr1nbsrry)
Front Door Salad
Base Block Pie
(Pumpkin)
Madusa Compound
(Ice Cream)
LinseeA on
(Co6ee)
kAo&s
(AlnonAs)
Tin Caps
(Aints)
Door knobs
(Rolls)
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10
SOCIETY

SOCIETY
~. asA Mn. Fred HaaR enter
saios1 ~ diasss o. New Years day
vtsA ~ seiIevias sssss prsssa,:
~. 80 Ma Dsibsss Hopkins and
Mo- 1ssA HeDkias. The Misses vio-
- asl RssA Truman. Lois sibrli
asA ~ 1aA9 family Which made up
. osPsy DasV.
0issss Beatrice Jackson and
vaye 11iasus asA Ds. Eiofsoa and
oooah oAakssDeess drove down 10
Alo0eea - lisass last Sunday.
1lsA osssse Cesisst satsrtainsd
tAs Tuss1ay 0eeial elsb st her
As0s Tsss1ay afternoon with the
esajovias asabsss prsss.l: Mes
0A0oo Akees. 0ins. L. B. Wallace.
Wesssl Wsllses. Woods. Rupert.
1gil1s6sas1s asA Cos,siius. Bridge
- ~ Oaae aaA light refresh
Oooes VOgU sosvsd late IN The after
TAe Priscilla sesssty es the Moth
e111s GAsssA Asll tAsir regular
0eaeAly 0sssias q tAs home OF Mrs.
1sa PySes - TAussAay Of tAis week.
~ la1iss assaseias were Mssdanos
Atsasls ~ Ayalnaa. About tvsn.
ty-eivo 0a0bess were present and
0oss AaligAtssl afternoon vas spent.
Dslisse0s rserssAnsnts were served
laae u ~ aeess1oea.
1ss. l. D. wallace entertained
he Tussaay Social club at an even
ias ssssiea TAsssday. st which all
eAs nsobsn and their husbands
Weso Drseeat.
The ". c. T. U. viii hold . meet
Tag o. Wednesday. January IL. At
the rssidsnee Of Nrs. E6is Raw
liass. q 3:3e p. m. The leader
viii - Mn. Virginia Hopkins and
the subject viii b MORAL Educa-
tioa aad Race Bsttsrmsnt." A good
attendance y dsairsd. Everybody
Welcome
On Wednesday. December 81,
Mr.. Ralph Mcdonald and Miss Josie
Oindsrs wers married at the Metho-
dist pafsoaass By the Rev. Maclesn.
The wedding was . very quist one.
NO oae bat the witnesses and the
eoatsaetins parties being present.
Ar. and Mr.. Mcdonald will make
their homo In Monte Vista.
4 crowd Of morry girls met at the
home OF Marian Hecker Monday
night and enjoyed an informal
aaacias party. Al . late hour they
vsat to the homo Of Faye Mingus
AaA partook OF . sumptuous
"sDeoad-" Those present were
0taeae Faye Spurlock. Lois Fogle.
Lillian aad Pauline Wright. Gladys
Taylor and Beatrice Jackson of New
York City. and the hostssses, Mes
danes George Nicoll. Chas. Over
Dysf. Chester Mccoy. Coy Wright
and Ars. Earl Bond Of Del Norte.
oadys Davis ovsrmyer was the
hostess st . nicsly appointed dinner
% Saturday evening. the invited
gSssts being Misses Mary Frances
Riley. Fays eplrlock. Florence Kim
ntso1. Mario stocksr. Faye Minsus
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

0loDss Beatrice Jackson and
1ayo 0iagus aa1 D.. Elofson and
DoeAi1 oAakssSsass drove down "a
Ala0eea y liaass last Sunday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

3ss. l. D. Wallace entertained
he TUesaay Social club at an even
tag ssesioa TAussday. at which all
eAo 0sobsrs and their husbands
vese Drsesat.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

H. ao1 0rs. Fred HaaR enter
eaios1 ~ diasss o. New Years day
vteA ~ selIevias ssssh prsssa,:
~. 80 MA Dslhsst Hopkins and
Mo- 1stA HeDkias. The Misses vio-
- ao1 AstA Truman. Lois Sibril
as1 ~ 1aA9 family vhieA made Up
. osssy Dasy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
DIVORCED
BY fraud,
She SAYS
Wife. Charging Mail Car
rier Here, Asks Custody
OF Two Children

Robert Erwin Bennett. a seattle
mail carrier. must appear before
Judge J. T Ronald ON Friday and
show cause. Il there j. any. why the
custody OF two children should not
be given to his. divorced wife. Evan
gciine.
Mrs. RennStt returned from Cali.
fornia and yesterday flied a com.
plant in the superior court, eharg.
Ing her hhsband had got a divorce
during her absence hy fraud. without
her knowledge.
She was visiting her mother. In
Glenn, Cal. she alleges. when. two
days before Christmas. 1919, he oh
tnincd hts divorce. She had the ehii'
drcn with her. on the very day the
dccrce was signed. she states. her
husband sent her and the children
Christmas prcsen,A
He followed the presents 20 Cali.
roisia, Mrs. Bennett declares. and
one day appeared unexpectedly al
|hcr mothers home. took tho children
and left. after showing her an order
OF the court swing him their custody.
she now desires her complaint
mys. to have the divorce ease re
opened. that she may have an oppor.
tunity. not before allowed her. TO
fight n out IN court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

smile. had heard OF the Milwau-
kee hotel. SIS King st Many raids
had been made there. Dope. valued
at thousands 81 dollars. had been
seized within It's walls.
We crossed the street 70 the MI
waukee. Charlie Louie just missed
US in his big auto az he camesdriv-
ing down King ri.
Got your gun rcadyy- Baermnn
queried. as we neared the hotel.
More Tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

two pool tables In tho room An
old chinaman. who wore derby.
was sitting hunched up on a pool
table. reading a Chinese paper under
tho light Hs didn't 10, ur. He wore
glasses His face was wrinkied.
Looks like an old grandma
Andy said. and wc stepped In the
quiet room. There had been no
gambling In there that night.
Grandma watched us curiousiy all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

tho willis. perhaps because We
watched him.
Anderson showed me q place on
tho wall where a trap getaway door
had once been. II was scaled now.
$50
0T FITS drop in at the Nfiiwau-
~ kse." Baerman suggested. an
Wv left the tong rooms.
Here's where you'li sc~ some.
thing" Anderson added with a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

NEW CHINATOWN was dead. A
~ few Cinnamon shuffled about
Others sat inside doorways. sheltered
from the bitter night air.
N"rhe poor Chink Is scared Ga
death. he's been bounded and run I'M
tll he's fraid OF his shadow" Andcr'
son ~ the dope squad said
There was not n woman black.
brown. yellow. or white-on the
street
svT,H1s isn't what Chinatown used
l. 60 be. 10 ny" asked Of Baer-
man.
Chief ordered all the women out
II town." Rasrman explained. Let's
40 in and ask Charlie Louie how
business H."
We stopped before a store on sew.
enth ave. and King ST across from
the Milwaukee hotel. A tat China
man ioitered behind a counter. In
tho hack OF the store a slim. trim
Chinaman sat on a chair with feet
pcrchcd on "a table beside comfort.
able coal stove.
lie was Charlie Louie. one or
chinatowns leaders.
"T o." said Charlie.
Cigar followed.
but he eyed me. puzzled. could
tell Then remembered tho
mayor" Joke. Even new Chinatown
had got the word. But wise Charlie
saw someone had been badly duped
This IA not the mayor. who b.
itf- his sly ayes seemed 10 say. ak
he watched me. almost furtiveiy
Then Andy introduced me TO Charlie
Charlie smiled. SO did Andy and
Raerman. behind their cigar smoke
Not a word Was said about the Joke
but We all understood.
We rubbed the rawnes. from the
night air OF our hands as we stood
beside tho stove.
Charlie IL young and clean
shavcn. He wore a blue Jersey. un.
der neat. gray suit
Charlie talked about baseball.
politics. police and several Chinese
American Kids who called him pop"
He really beamed as he told us how
his boy was learning hls lessons at
an American grammar school.
Our talk drifted around to polio.
and ralda
NO gamhiing--nothln'.- Charlie
assured me. IAN China hoys come
back from Alaska. thousands OF
them. and so To f1isoo and Port
land
INTENTION OF gambling suggested
lv1 the name OF Pete Jennings TO
my fellow policemen as u
must have 20 Charlie. Charlie
smiled lie listened while Anderson
and Eaerman explained TO me who
Pete was.
Pete Jennings. Chinatown night
sergeant for years. has raidsi
thousands Of dens In his years In
Chinatown.
His name h enough 10 STRIFE fear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
Oh, Professor!
He Says Girls
Are Handicaps
BY Al 0uR LITTLE BOY
REPORTER

And forcsfully emphasized Sro-
fcssor Leslie ]. Aver. IN an address
20 Queen Anne high school students
Thursday. having girls Is young
mans greatest handicap"
Prof. Aver Is an instructor OF law
IT the University Of Washington.
Professors. especially professors OF
law. usually have an abundance OF
theories and principles and facts.
Aver. being one Of these worthy
persons. naturally had many Of tho
same
In his nasterfui talk to the Queen
Anne students he asserted = theory
or principle or just plain fact.
whatever one may cali IL. that hav-
Ing girls Is a yong mans greatest
handicap.
Only a.iawycr. an intrepid lawyer.
would express such remark. others
would be afraid 10. generally speak.
ing. Of course
A display or laughter from students
and teachers met his statement.
n Friday u was . much discussed
eppic.
The young men upheld the asssr-
ton They had good reasons. Going
% dances In the evenings. when that
time should be spent In much need.
81 studying, isn't any too beneficial
10 their school grades. And then IL
costs money To go to dances and
such
THE young women denounced Pro
fessor Ayers theory.
And. according to history. the
young men would have the say Of
the matter. being the stronger Of the
Two. A resolution would be drawn up
that no more dances would be given
or anything.
That's the logical turn Of the
story.
However. II would be good bet
20 say that all the freshmen frolics
and sophomore parties and junior
mixers and senior tinxs and such
will go on Just the same ~ the ar
ranEements formulated since the be-
ginning Of the. school year were
planned
In all probability Professor Aver
didn't have a girl when he was .
young high school student.
In more probability II Professor
Aver were young high school stu
dent today ne would find that Nav
Ing a girl Isn't such a tremendous
bandicap after ALI
Yes, probably he would.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

and terror into any stout Chinese
heart Pete regards the chink his
blinking chips and somnoiont smoke
a. the one great Zoe.
Chinatown says that once. when
Pete was young. a Chinese laundry.
man chased him for throwing rocks
az his laundry Ever since the chase
has been tho other way
Charlie only laughed when I
turned To him and asked him about
Pete. lie threw hack his head with
a smile and Whit of cigar smoke.
but answered not
"A We were leaving Charles shop.
after his cordial invitation TO come
again. we met pRtrolman Tom
Walsh. veteran patrollcr Of China
town.
The towns on the fsitx.- Tom
broadly assured me. Haven't made
a pinch In nights"
We started down the street
Charlie Louie l. the most Amer,
lean OF Chinese" Anderson told me.
They say he IL worth thousands %
dollars. During the war know ~
contributed much 10 every drive. lie
lives In a fine home on Capitol Inn.
Hts Kids attend an American school
There Is no yellow peru In men like
Charlie louis
There's Charles car over there"
naerrnan pointed out q long. power.
full auto parked across the street
WE pokcd our heads IN 100 King
w st A Chinaman IN American
clothes bowed and welcomed US
Nearly every chinaman saw during
the night wore Occidental clothes.
A ring OF Orientsis clustered about
a table under - electric light. play
ing one OF their own gaines.
what Ia itY- I asked % slick
chinaman. whom Anderson said had
been recently released from Mcneil
Island federal prison after serving
term for dope peddlinE.
~Budt." he replied affabiy. and
they an smiled when l tried 10 TO
peat the name just NJ he had said Il.
They played with dominoilko
blocks. The tops were pearl. In
scrihed with peculiar birds and
figures They switched them about.
with incredible rnpidlty.
Cost a lot Of money. III b~t.- I
said 10 Anderson. as I examined one
Of the blocks.
The proprietor wore q derby. which
was perchcd perilousiy on his head.
We received the usual quota OF
cigars
THAT was the duke Andy raid.
a. we driftcd away from the store,
Hes boon wearing that derby all his
life. they say
ME started down . stairway AZ
w sssS King st. Ton King TonE~
was tho name over the door. A
whife. washed hail was at tho bot.
tom Of the stairs II sneiied ike .
dairy. Anderson led the way around
the han and pcrkcd In door. We
followed.
There WIRE I'VE Cinnamon and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

Betwc~n and IL years Of age
child spends more energy In proper.
ton 20 Its weight than at any other
period In it's life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
Officer Sullivan
Tours Chinatown on Dull Night
Pete, Who Makes EN- Trembie
Cops Mourn Good Old Days
The Milwaukee ond-Acfon!

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El doctor Simmons IN declsrado a los
delGgsdos aliados cue ell prcblema del
carbon era el punto central de toda Il
vida economical de Alemania y cue la
decisiones cue sc tomen a ese respce. .
afectaTan los planes de repsraciones
de Alemania, toda vez que las cantida-
des de carbon que exigen los aliadc3
son doblemente superiores a las posib--
lidades economics del ex-Imperio
< En- vista de Ia actitud tomada por los
aliados en- las conferencias de Spa para
obhgar a Alemania a frmar IN conve-
Mo de des9rne, el gobierno alel,in rre-
guntara los poderes de Ia Entente
81 estan dispuestos 0 en- condolences de
defender a ,Alemania contra los ejerci-
tos de la Russia Soviet en- case de
una invasion de su terTitorio
FL doctor Gustav Stressmann. jefe de-
Partido Gel Pueblo, que es uno de lcs
tres partidos Representatives en el gab--
nete actual. ha contirmado la existen-
cia de es.os planes PEI parte del gobier
no.
En vista del peligro de que Alelnani )
Sc siente amenazadO ante c. imminent
collapse de Polonia, reina en- los circu-
los bancarios industriales a mayo
alarma con motivo del convCnio de de
sarme propuesto por las naciones de J.
Entente en Spa, que estipula Ia disc
luci6n de la policia de seguridad y is
guardias clvicas.
FL doctor Stressmann manifesto Qu ;
.odos los despachos de los eiercitos 50
viets indican que la victoria absolu :
sobre PolOnia esta cerca, insistio el
advertir que en- Alemanis existen hume
rosas organi2aciones que piden Ia unio |
con Ia Russia Soviet Y que hay cien :
de miles de hombres que esperan ansio-
sam.3nte el momento oportuno para aya-
dar a Russia.