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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-07-11
Ger 9SbOno9rnpG in ocr 3G9lfam.
pdgnc.

gSaI6iuoton, .. s. 5atator
Suroing uno @olprncGr COOLIDGE.
Die Gauoioaten Der 1cpublicaner filr
Die @rdiiocntidaitsipabl, boben Be.
idloiien oen Gbono9ropb inr Die
Nablcomfague in ocn 1fenit 3u itel.
len. ,ie0eH Der 6eiocu Gan6iOaten
Uerocn aui Bbou0graphen Blatteii
oitigenomnien un0 oann ii6er oas
gai]e Sano nertbeiit mo iiberaa
pcrmcroct rerocn.
Iie erite ]ie0e 60roit1's beipriht
bdupti0dlid) Da5 51cma y9lmerica,
nisnus~ m10 rrfldrt, 6aB Die Ser.
Stoaten nid)t ocu 9fatb curopdiiher
9l0dlte IN uniercn cigcnen 2lngcle,
geubeiten piiuidleu 3Iriugenoe9tofb.
Tenoigtett iei cs, crit i'm eiacnan
Sanoe mieoer Crontn9 ber9dteIeH.
e6e mir uns In bic iuneren angele.
geubciten onocrcr Golfcr mIideu.
liner omeric1niider gatrioti3iHu5
ntiiiie inmcr oaraui 1eridbtet iein,
oaB ltniere rigencn 5ltereiia dllen
an0cren Dpran9ebcn
@ouperneuI Coolidge Ipridlt lih
in ieincr Geoc 'iiber oa5 3hema
.8cicb uuo Croung aus4 uno be,
font oie 9totbreitoi8feit, oaB Oas
omericaniid1e Golf mieoer lernen
miiiie. oil ieinen @eietcn uuo 1rooi.
tioueu. ionic at iciuer Contribution
ieit5mbalten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-07-11
Grntrberidlte.
ga,,,

8om. atod ltatiitiIden Iobel.
len 0eS SSnteruationalen 9lderbau.
sql'tituts III Jfom betrGat Die 1920.
8el5enernte IN Snoien 376,Ss4,0OO
8uibels ooer 344 8rocent mebr oIs
bic IN 1919 un0 Die 1920.2einiamen-
ernte f7.320,00O 9idbeIs ODER
s4.3 3roeent mehr OILS bic 1919.
ernte. slm 1 SSlrni mar ser Grnte.
ltalt0 en- gutter, IN gnglono, 8oIes,
5rlano nno Canada. ein ntittelm1si.
aer III Sd]oftlano, 9Stnlien uno ser
otipet5, unG Elm id,ledter In lin.
sarn
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-07-11
Gor nnO
6OOieDclt

@Dnb. Spr bon Sbio II. SHIfs-6lOt.
fenieeretar &OuieDelt pOm bemo-
fratiidjen Acknowledgement ais
SannertrGser Der Sartei nomi-
nirt. - Gug's NOinination, bic
Gin Snse6ot an Oas rnaiie" So
tnm oaritcllsu iua, erfulgte crit
nadJ ldnaem Sample, beim A.
gnllott. 9iDDIcpelt per geclGs
mntiun uuminirt. Die Ilat-
form Gin fir ben Stimmenfaug
beredncter @nnIdlSettcl fir gIle
ii. SeSen. = Wteiit nidltsiaseHOc
nnb gelunn6enc @rflGrnnsem.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-07-11

9SaibIugtun, i'm SiIj. (9orr.)
Bis in Die iiiltaite 3eit mar man
Obne Gin Snitrlment, nm ole
S6neIligteit, init pel1er SSlieaer
1Itrcb 0nS Reid) Der 9iifte ieaeIn
tonuen, mirflih milienIdaftIidl slt
meilen Iie oiesbe3iiglideu Wit.
teillmgen berrlbten auf mebr o0er
minOer 5uoerldiiigem 5dldBen un0
Raten, wabreHo galalfgfeit auf
oieiem Gebiete bon 10 groBer BiGl.
tigfeit iein mag, mie auf irgel;A
einem an6eren 6el0e oes mo0srnsn
8ertebrstpelellS, mo lie idJIieBlitb
aIgemein uno inbe0ingt geforoert
iperoen miro. antIid) nu0 olidl pr;-
Dntiml
60 itorf abcr aid oas 9eoiirf.
mis- no6 cinem ioIdcn 5nItrlment
ldou III Der gun5cu @jeidid1te OeS
bcuti9en 5lugwcienS empiiuioen
moroen lit, bnucrte e3 nod geraunle
Belt, bis es gelaua ciu praftiIdleS
@ilfSntitteI 0ieicr 2lrt 3u ldlalien.
sllicb oo5 DieI9euannte 9lnit Scr
gtormen (9urcau Of 5tauoarosl
in gSoibington pi0mete lid1 eifrig
oicIer gluigdbe mo eS uerfiin0et
gou5 neuerOiug2. 0ob eS einen eilt.
iprcben02u 9lpporat puuenoet babe,
DER nidts nebr 3u mijnibcn ibria
laile llno gciU0bnlid erpeiicn iiA
Die 9lnfimoigmgcn oieies glmte5
inoblbegriinoet.
Der nate gppnrdt ion, lpie berIi-
bert miro. uidlt nar oie Ghnellig-
teit oeS 5liegers, ionoern uom man.
d)c an0cre 8ingc ie0cr3eit erfennen
laiiet, 10 oaB Der 9loiotifcr in ben
Siiften 10 ipenig nod iiber iraeuo
etDas im llugeiutlicu lit. iuie Is
belite Der Qlltler in ieiaer MaItige
onf felier Gr0e 81 iein braultt.
SSn Der &anptiaebe beruht Ole Qei.
ltltn9SIdbiafeit Der grfiuolng aui
ocn allgenlein auertaHlttcn 8rnr1b.
ids, oar Der 2ufford beInt Grrri.
der bobcrer 2uftididteu iuiHer
mcbr uermiuoert miro
GicieS @rin5ip miro iii etneul
ti6ciif0rlni8cn 9Ipparat 3ur 9etiiii
giiug 1ebrodt, m>lder g9pee0oniet
ter ooer Sd1aaIligfeitsmeiier ge.
nauut miro. llus cincm s}anal 0cs
Snliruncnte5 eutpci6t beIionoig
beim SIniiteicben 0es ,5luglellaeS
<it nad einem aH0eren aauai, 0ec
nit eritcrem in @er5iu0ang Iteht
Die S6ueaigfcif oieies GattueiaenS
last lid oil cineH ,}ciger ableien,
uno iolderart fanu scr aYlieaer K.
Den 9lllgcnbIid eriebeiL ipie bod er
gcitiegcn III imo Die raid er ltd)
portudrtS bcpegt. GieIe 9lngatea
oes NpparateS iofen BIS aui einen
8rrGteiI eiuer Scfuu0e aerau leln
NluBeroem lGBt Iidb auf Dem gseae
Der SbIuBfolgerlmg nou aQerlei
iouitigc 9iiiSflmit otnte peiiere5
ruben.
1fan fanu oas Experiment III &c.
ideibeupm 4l}aBe audi III ettefn
5abrihtbl eiaes 0er oielitodiseu
9iieie1tgebdiloc, ). g. 0e9 vBout
iuortb BUILDING" III 9}eip Dorf. 5nr
4uDeu0iug briugen, ga Der litter.
ibieo 3mii6eu ocn Quftnrnd auf
Dem 9oOen uno Oemieniaen oui
Dem boditeu Stod eiues iolden @e.
6ditoes immerbit ein betrdd]ttid1et
it, @ei iolden @eriudeu tit iiatt
Der Sitft ein Iropid)eu irgeuo rtner
geeigncten SIuiiigfeit angctuenoet
pnr3elI
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-07-11
@iener S37 amerieaniidDe SUl6aten
,beimsefcbrt".

Rem Nprf. - lie 9eiden bon
S37 i'm 2IusIono onf Den Sdlod)t.
ieI3ern aciallener ooer an Nunoen
II. aranfbciten gcitorbener america.
niiten Soloatenftraien am %. SUM
an 9oro bes Sransportidlifi5
ogicreurn" bon IntlDerpen in Rem
}prf Elm mo murocn 6irect on 0ie
9lngcborigen ii6erian0t.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-07-11

9ein a6ittrs eines in brouo
1erathenen aeropians, in Dem lie
ailf BEN Marine-5lugfcIOc 3u son
fSrnnclsro elnen Sing mof,ten. MIR.
oen ! Kramer uno Elm i0jdhrt1er
anabe getoOtet umo oerbronnt.
Observation-Disclosures inhrteu
IN Roaerfielo, T. 9a, 81 cinem &c.
icdlt 5Utidlen 8rubenarbeitern mo-.
bel 9Rann ggtootet Duroe. , an.
0cre 9erIesungeu onuonfrugeu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-07-11
Civilization MtS Ilumtas
asitat.

&aris, Scr. 3luci Ncaer,
g'rNOer nno 10 bc5m. 2S Sabre
aft, Sic beidJntoigt iuGreR iGrcn
Sunsiuirtb eriuOrSet ~ baben,
iuaroen upn cincm Niob ans
Scm @efananif in &aris Nc6OIt
nae BET lebeaoiaem 2eibc an ei.
mem Riabl OifentlidD ncr6rnnnt.
Ter Sortiac Sheriff iua er.
flGrt jn6en, BAH iuenieitcus ci
uer Der Belgudten nidlt bel
Dem Wurbe bctbciligt gclucIcn
ici nuS or bcsuctflc Oh Der al.
ocre eirer Der Ml0rber mar. Gr
If lest in glrfanias biutcr 2
9egern her, bic or fir Die mirf.
Linen gi0rSer bGlt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-07-11
@aram nidt licber bic Intulenfcr
cinlphen?

Chicago. Der Staotrat6 bon
Chicago bat cine CrOinan5 ange-
nonlmcn, nelfe bcitimmt, onB Die
gllttomobilc aelpobnbeitsntdgider
Sd)nelfiatcitsroier 30 bis 60 1aqe
lang nls Stroie in bic Itaotiidle
8arage eingeidIoiien meroen ioacn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-07-11

9iertmiieno 3inner miro 0as
neue 0otel Commodore in Ren gorf
erbolien uno Onmit oas grobta 6otel
Ger @clt iein.
Sn Casper, siberia, CANADA,
perbraunten Sran ,Sas. Bonner mo
i6re 1 ainoer, as ,5eiier ibre 8ob-
nllng cinoiderte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-07-11

9tus aebensiiber6ruB idoB fi6
6er b2i 0iarauette. Ddd.. nnidiiige
Warmer rSohn 0eimi ourh cinen
56rotid1ub IN oen Wtuno Die 2fd.
oeloede neg.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-07-11
Die Reerntiriing ifaSst Der gano
luirtbIdait.
Nlnihinntnn q Is

@aibinstpn, :. @. aui Be
idlmeroen, ooB bic 9iecrutirling iiir
Seer imo 0iarine on8u angethon iei,
Oen D}dngel al Snnomirtbidaits-
gIrbeitern nod IN itei9prn, bat
arieesiecretGr 8afer anqcoronet,
oab bic Aecri,tiriing in l1n0lifesl
7iitricten. Bis chi neiteres nmf ein
Diinocitmob ciugcihralift nnS ill
ndfit in oe1 aroBeren StaSfcn be-
triebcn ncroeu iolle.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-07-11
fsass ansiauon flea withtas postmaster at
hiiwaakee. Jaiy s 1870 As rs4alrai by
fhe &C Of octo0sr . ia.
Scr 8rltfrirOt,

Sample i'm Sitliden europa anS in
,Sleinaiien oaaerr nunntrrbrOdem
MI. = Sapau idlift luciterc Srnp.
pen nadl Sibirieu. - 1ientcrei
in SnOien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-07-11
Trns transiEziou tllsi with tbs postmaster a.
Milwaukee. July. 1920 as reqairei bT
he act OF October s. lIlE.
Sic GOnferenS
tit spa trOffntt.

@ertreter Der Gntente nno Ger 9cnt-
idlen betreffs SnrdIiabrnns Ses
5rienenspertraas jniammense-
fpmmea. Statt biIfreider
!Sano luiro bem 9entidcn bic
gepnn5erte Sanit gebOten. 90.
fprtigc abiplntc llnteriuerfnns nn-
ter 6rieoensbeOinaansen sefOr-
bert.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-07-11
8i9tigc ltene
GrfinOnug.

pOn iSlngid elfisteit Ct.
5ieIt. SOu arOfer Seocutama
fir SnS 6lngmeien. - Srientiri
ben Npiatiter iiber slllrs fir i'm
ySidtisc.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-07-11

III scr l5dhe Don 9luairta.
Ga. pi,rbe Der GrpreBno1en eines
9abn3ngs nm $50. .725 beronbt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-07-11

spa, OelgieN. Liz ulti @uIlA
tag in Spa anberanntte @oniereu3
;piiden 9ertretern Der @nteute uno
9cltiflano's begann crit ant Gins
tag ibre 8erbonolilngcn, 0n eS gleid1
Su 9eeinn 5u eiiiem arad fam, neil
Die 9eutid)en nidlt thren 9Sebrmi-
niiter mo @enerolitabshef sn Oen
Gerban0lulr9en ntitgebradIt batter,
alli oeren 9lnneienheit Die @ntcnte-
pcrtreter 3peds grorteritng Der
Abriiihiugsfrage beitanoen.
9tadoein Dann Die @elpilnid)ten
eiugctroifen lparen mo Die Gr0rte-
rnngcn begouncn lotten, iteatcn Die
9laiirten ben GelttIden SOS Ultima
tltm, iofort cine 0efinitiue @rfldnmg
bctreiis Der 9lrt unO @eiie mie lie
Den 9lbriiihulgs beoingun9en oes
6rieocnspertra9s 5u eiltipredlen ge-
odhten upr5ulegen ODER ober Die
Serbanolnngcn piir0en ioiort abge.
6rodeil meroen.
Die 9eutifen 1attcn neriudt Sic
glliirten ju elmer Mfil0erung Scr
oraitiiden @eoinaun9en SIT beme-
gen, 9lopO 8eor9e gab aber in lei
ner glntmort nm feinen 3oabreit
nad.
Soohit oramotiid) mar Die Scene,
ols aa1Bler 5ebrenbad) Oie gaiirtcn
5u iibCr5eugcn iud)te. ooB 9elttid,
lonO feinc 9iadegeoonfcn, ionOcrn
MIR @ohlmolIen fir ade @}enifcl
heac Ibronen ronnen Sic 4qngen
oes aan3lers berab. ais CT icine
cfpigs 5cliQfeit fitr Bic sSric6ens-
licbs IelitihIonO's perpi1nbcte, Ser
als Nurtiiibrer Scr 9lGiirten iiinai-
rcnoc flcinc 0eIid,c crfl1rte linn
ober ihrcii unbeltimmtc Gcripredh-
ungen 1clttidlano's hittcn icbt fei-
ncn 3erth mcbr itnn oie Saac 6eltt,
ihcr @infel}iige ieien noriibcr. 1ie
Qclttifen nntBten erfI1ren, Oh lie
a6riiiten moaeu o0er nid5t, ni0ri-
9eniaas ale &erhanoGugcn gum
9I6brud fommen niir0er.
%OrrunTcreus in SraRcl.
SriiIel. Ter S6crIte gntcute-
roth trnt am ?. bis. in 9riiliel imcfs.
@ntfrerflIug eines 8rogramnts iiir
Die Spaaer Gonferen} }u elmer Sie-
ing 5liammen. 1Sn ge;ug ouf
Gerti6Ianb's ltbriiItug wur0e cilt
slbfomuen gctroifen, fein enoqiilti-
ger geidllltB mar aber beirn glbihluB
Der Situng ned erreid)t poroen
ilber Die Gertbeilung Der beittihcil
Gnti6dolalna, mic lie nihtonitlih
befannt geaeben mor0er mar: iSranf-
reid 81, &roBbritonnien %, Sta
lien 10. 9cl9ien s, Serbien 5. 2sa-
pan, 9fltntal'tn uno 8ortuaal 6ie
ilbrigcn brei 8rocent. Gs bieB. &c
ipredungen Scr 02iniiterprdiioenten
lollten inter Der Sono nod iortae-
leet neroen uno es iei sh ertportcn,
oab man iid Id)iicBlid) auf 6ie nn.
9eeebene Gcrtbeilitn9 eilliGeu pcroc.
SnternatiOHale 6innnsconferen3 am
%. Snli in 8riiiIel.
@nris. Ter Rotb ser gsolfer-
Iiga bat Die 9lbbolhtnq elmer inter-
nationalcn Sinon5confereiB in Brill
lei alf oen %. Sui onbernumt.
Gas Heiultat Der Spa-Gpnieren,
be3iiqlidb oes Ntools Der 0utmof,-
ungs3a'lilngen BON ieiten Geutih.
lambs miro Dem Hatb Der 2iao be-
rcits iriiber bcfarnt gegeben ner-
ben, Der oonn Die ganje 9lngelegert-
belt on Ole 9riiiieIer.GonicretB nit
Der @mpichIuu9 Der gInsgo6e einer
internationalen 9lnIeihe sur 9aeauli-
riing oes 8elomarfts perDeiien
miro
Sapern lueisert ii6l, nb5nriiten.
Berlin. 3ie banriidle Reoie.
rrn9 bat IN elmer Note an oie
Geidsregierune erflort, aIeid,piel
mas Die &eidlsregieruna ouf Die
iiin8iten in 9oulogne beIdloiienen
,SorAeYlt,tocf1 Apr (S,,+au4o h;,, 49,,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-07-11

Die RruIcnpcit ii IN Gatania.
,5talien, aitlgetreten
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-07-11
2iirfcn nnb (sriedlcn.

ODnttnntlnopcl. Sricd,id1c
lruppcn baben 6as Bc6iet reitlid,
non @aIfeiiar lmo bis mad 9Ioronlit
inn 4oroen ron Giirfcn Qcidubert
Mud ioGcn iie itnrfe Strctfrdite ju
G6orecf on ocn Iaroonclcu gclan.
Oet lm0 ae6cufcn oie 1iirfen oib
aus hcr Nropin3 9ighn ju pertret-
ben 3ie IiirfPn ioaen nur gerinocn
Nioeritono geleiitet, aber ihpere
Gerlilitr crIitteH hobcu.
8riefliidp lruppcu trlrocn I'M.
fer Sem Shtbc 9ricd)iiher strieQs-
id}iife bei 8au6ernla an Ser Siiilte
0es Warmorou1ecrs qelonoet
Sriten pou Den Siirten abaeidllneen.
9ritiide aricqsId)iffe iu6teu Nia.
riuetrippen ju Mit0ania ~ lonoen.
lpuroen aber BON Sd)nelieucrae
id)iiten an Scr aiiItc mriidoetriebau.
Sapan idJiGt wcitere Srrppen mad,
Si6irien.
y8nibimston, :. Is. - ,Snpon bat
beihloien meiterp 9uuctp IN Ser
iibiriihen gropin5 Sopbalien nit
lruppen at beiebcn, 10 melt oies bis
aur Grrihhug elmer red)tudbigeit
Regierung iiir notbmcnoig 6cfin0ct.
Wentcrei in 3nOicn.
9oneuu. IreiuicrteI eincs III
Sullunoer, i'm gnniab, ,;n0icn, ita.
tionirten gataiIlons y,Sriib son.
nougbt Hangcrs" bnben mad, Dem
Gintreficn bon 0adriften iiber bie
neufitcn Greigniiie III Srlan0 aemeu.
tert uno ein 8Ieidles thot cine g6-
tbeilung in ben 5imla 8crgen. lie
0ieltterer iteben icst unter 8etDaf-
mig eines britii6eu Eegiments.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-07-11
gauern lueiaert nd. absnraiten.

Berlin. lie bnpriidje Reaie.
ruila bat IN elmer Note an Die
&eifaregieruna erfIort, gIeidlpiel.
mas Die Reitlsreaieruua ouf Die
iiiil8iicn III 9oulngne beihloiienen
6oroerlingen Der @nteHte bin tbue,
8upern 1Deroe nidt abriiiten.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-22
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To-
Last evening AZ tho Brighasn
Young College a reception was given
for this years graduates by the fac
ulty. The library had never looked
prettier with its mass of apple
boughs laden. with fragrant blos-
SONS. profusion of ported plans
and the well loved crimson ard gold
adding the browning touch. There
were three wen arranged booths
which the guests were compelled to
pass through, the first. the Spirit of
b. Y, then Spirit of Education. At
both of these certain rites and for
malities peculiar to all graduates of
this institution were gone through,
among them the signing Of the big
d. Y. book OF graduates. At the on
trance to the library was the booth
tire Spirit OF JOY. very, effective and
well named. President Jensen and
Professor Gardner represented tie
raculty in entertaining speeches and
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-22
Society

49,
responses were giver-by Mr.. Deln1r
Dickson and Mr.. John Carlisle. Re-
Treatments were served and dancing
filled the remainder of the evening.
About one hundred and seveDty-five
guests attended. The familiar bits
of statutory and the beautiful paint-
ings took on new interest in the
eyes OF the students who realize that
this pleasant room with its many
dear associations will soon have no
place in their daily life, save as q
memory.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-22

/ P"'tp bOihb W thf CdnyOu MHtTt
hike to one of the caves and lunch
around the campfire was enjoyed.
Friday evening at Z O'Clock the Jun
iors and Seniors epaired to the Gao
yon for bonfire frolic and today
the Freshmen are planning to go.
On last Monday one OF the most
delightful entertainments of the |
spring social season was given when |
the A. c. womens club gave the;r
annual social evening at the banquet
room of the Hotel Eccles. The room
was delightfully."- decorated with an
artistic scheme, using masses Of
fragrant cherry blossoms and scarlet
geraniums. The evening was spent
in cards. The lady's prize for tie
highest score going to Mrs. B. G.
Thatcher, and the gentlemen's to
Mr.. Luther Howell. Following a late i
supper was served.
The A. c. Women's club held |
their final session on Monday after
noon. Mrs. Ray West was hostess. |
The program was given by Mr..
Frederick Champ who spoke of his
experiences In the far east while In
the service Of the government. This
served to be most interesting sub
ject and Mr.. Champ gave his listen.
.ers very graphic picture Of peo-
pies. customs and conditions ofsthese
far off lands. At the conclusion tea
was served. Mrs. Frank West was
a special guest Of the afternooa.
. . . - stss
On Monday the spring festival Of
the U. A. G. was given. This is a
unique entertainment In that It Is
held out of doors on the lawns Of
the college with the vine covered
villas as back ground. The pretty
lighting scheme and the artistic dec
orations were very effective and the
dancing and singing greatly enjoycd
by the large audience. ~
Q . q Q
On Sunday the Theta girls. entec-
tanned with q luncheon in honor Of
their patronesses. The tables Geo.
tsrpieca was beautifully arranged
with Cecile Drummer roses. During
the afternoon the patronesses pre-
scented the Sorority with . silver tea
service beautifully engraved with
the Home Mark.
Invitations are out for the COM
mencement week Of the New Jersey
Academy beginning today. Student
piano recital, Honeymoon parlors. at
Ia .. m. Friends Of the school are
expected and the public is cordially
Invited to attend this program and
the following as far as they can. Al
other programs for the week will be
held In the Presbyterian church
Second West and Center streets.
o . . .
On Wednesday evening the New
, Jersey Academy Girls slee club an'
: the faculty attended a surprise o.
3 Phoebe wallin given by her mothe
: in honor of her birthday. A delighr
> full time Is reported by all. Phoeb
expects to leave with her parents 10
Columbus. o., In the near future :
+ make her home.
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: On Sunday last Miss Kathlee
: Milton entertained with birthda
4 dinner. Covers were laid for siA
:. The table was graced with a,clussc
!, Of narcisaus: 4, \.
4 2izFsssese ,N.assfssr easetalr
$i'i Ei &C. s;s
and the time spent In sewing. Thos
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On Thursday. evening of last weer
the faculty OF the brigham Young
, College rendered President and Mrs
c. N. Jensen banquet at the dir
ing room of the b. Y. in the mechan-
lie arts building. The tables were
beautifully decorated with tulips ana
a sumptuous five course dinner was
served. Prof. A. N. Sorenson wos
POSTMASTER and toasts were given
by Farley Christensen. Mrs. Asa
Dewey. Lyle Aired, May McCarroy
and Lofter Bjornson. Prof. w. 0.
Robinson In behalf OF the faculty,
gave a presentation speech and h.
slowed on President Jensen a gold
watch. President Jensen responded
and spoke of his continued interest
in the school. The guests then re-
paired to the college library whore
dancing and games were enjoyed.
About ,fifty-four guests attended.
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On Thursday evening bridal
shower was given at the home OF
Miss Ardeila Smith in honor of Mis-
Gladys Lindquist. a bride of the
near future. The rooms were decor.
ated in color scheme of pink AMI
white with carnations in the two
colors clustered. in crystal vases. 4
buffet supper was served Miss
LindQuist received lovely array ~
gifts. Assisting Miss Smith in re-
ceivng and entertaining were the
Misses Louis Bell. Evelyn Bell, I..-
Prille Bell and Louello owen.
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On Wednesday evening the Soro
lis held their annual Kids Party. 1t
was given in the Women's gymnas-
ium. The girls were dressed In sp-
propriate costumes and big ribbon
bows, short skirts. half socks and
frocks in the latest little girl style
were much In evidence. Children's
games formed the activity Of the cv-
ening and the Riddles lunch with Its
luscious ice cream cones was much
enjoyed. About thirty guests at
tended. !, stti
The Book Lovers club met Thur
day evening at the residence of Mrs.
Oscar Bjorkman with Miss Dorothy
Wyler a hostess. The program con-
sisted of book reviews and music.
New officers for the coming year
were elected as follows: Miss Rich
"a president, Miss Aidyth Vernon as
vice president and Miss Lolo McDon-
aid as secretary. At the conclusion
refreshments ere served. About fsf-
teen guests attended.
I The Clio Circle met "Wednesday ~
the residen OF Mrs. John o. Peter
son with Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. l.
Sardoni as hostesses. The programs
was given by Miss Sara Huntsmar
lwho read three one act plays. A
1.-The conclusion dainty refreshment
were served. Special guests Of IT,
AFTERNOON were Mrs. f. T. Benson
; Mrs. Elise P. Druehi, Mrs. Geors
= Torgenson, Mrs. wangsgard. Mrs. {
1 10. Peterson, Mrs. Andreas Peterso
l and Miss Abby Groesbeck.
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wednesday evening the superir
tendency of the Second ward sunds
school, Mr.. j. w. Gardner, Mr.. Pal
/
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wednesday evening the superin-
tendency OF the Second ward Sunday
school, Mr.. j. w. Gardner, Mr.. Par
ley Hill and Mr.. Rank Baugh enter
tanned the officers and teachers Of
that association at the home of Mr..
and, the evening : spent in. games,
sams new and lively enc '6slns IL.
troduced. About forty guests At
tended. spd .ss ,aseaIpSus !a.,.asss;
ties OF the year.
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On wednesday evening the New
Jersey Academy Girls glee club and
the faculty attended a surprise on
Phoebe wallin given by her mother
in honor Of her birthday. A delighr-
full time is reported by all. Phoebe
expects to leave with her parents for
Columbus. o., In the near future 20
make her home.
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The Unity Circle met on Tuesday
with Mrs. Fred Thomas. The after
noon was given to musical program
which was much enjoyed. Miss
Marylene Mau read very able pa
per on Russian music and rang sew
h : :. -FssssiiH. md ldasE sni1s fi'ea
Nielsen gave q paper on Chopin and
played some of his best selections on
the piano. Refreshments were served
Special guests Of the afternoon were
Mrs. T.. p. Oldham, Mrs. VIM. Spick-
en- Mrs. J. w. Crawford and Mrs
Fred Thomas.
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Mrs. Stephen Hailstone left yes
terday morning for Salt Lake City
where she will attend the state ON
GERS convention of the Service Star
Legion to be held today at the Hotel
Utah. Mrs. Hailstone is state his
torian fo- the Legion.
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Last Friday afternoon the presi-
dents of the various organizations OF
the Daughters OF the Pioneers CT
this city and surr0undins towns held
= .Ysyy sn.sus!a.i!s. asetlas.t the
relic room 10 the Preston 'HoCk.
About fitty ladies were present and
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-22

On Sunday the Theta girls entec-
tanned with q luncheon In honor OF
their patronesses. The tables Geo.
tsrpieca vas beautifully arranged
with Cecile Drummer roses. During
the afternoon the patronesses pre-
scented the Sorority with silver tea
service beautifully engraved with
the Home Mark.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-22

This week is Canyon week for the
different classes of the u. A. C. On
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock the
Soohpmores chaperoned by Prof.an
Mrs. Reuben Hayes formed a merry
party going to the canyon where a
hike to one of the caves and lunch
around the campfire was enjoyed.
Friday evening at Z O'Clock the Jun
iors and Seniors epaired to the Gao
yon for bonfire frolic and today
the Freshmen are planning to go.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Nephi Anderson lett
last Sunday for Seattle where they
will visit their daughter Mrs. Delbert
Thirkill. They expect to be gone
several weeks and will make a tour
of the west coast cities before their
return.
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attending were Mrs. Jack Neuberg-
err. Mrs. Leo Kimball, Mrs. Lawrence
Kimball. Mrs. Albert Hobbs, Mrs.
Bob Delhi and the Misses Jennie
Lunderg. Kate Neuberger and Lulu
Waldron.