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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-06
Taking Joy Out Of Life.

Taking Joy Out Of Life.
1.-THE meanest man l know - Q
young fellow who boards with U.s."
What IL the matter with hint"
HE Is trying out an invention to
keep subscribers from listening when
q party line II being used"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-06
A Lady Of Distinction

I10y o. OIttthettoH.
10 recognised By the delicate fascinat-
ing influence Of the perfume she uses.
A bath with Cuticura Soap and hot
water to thoroughly cleanse the pores.
followed By q busting with Cuticura
Talcum Powder usually means clear.
sweet, healthy skin.-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-06

ALIENS FooT-EAsE DOES IT.
When your shoes pinch or your cGrns and
bunions ache get Aliens Foot tcAss. ths
antiHnptin powder to bs shaken into shoes
and sprinkl~d In tbs foOt-bath. II will
take tho sting out Of corns and bunions
and give instant relief To Tired. Aching.
Swollen. Tender feet. Hold everywhere.
OeN1 SccseS 0Nv svbslNHtS.-A1v.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-06

"Did Billy call up his girl o. the
tong distance phOne?"
mo; he was too short"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-06
Baby Specialists.

THAT there Physicians who specialize Infant ailments you know All
Physicians understand Infant troubles all Physicians them It h
ills
But in serious he calls in the Specialist Why7 He every
Mother Knows ought know, that Baby baby needing special
ment special remedies
Can Mother be less thoughtful? Can Mother try relieve Baby
remedy that she would for herself? Ask YOURSELF and honestly!
Always remember that Baby just baby And remembering this you
will remember that Fleters Castor made especially for Infants and
Children.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-06

When q girl under IS declares that
she will never marry she hopes she
isn't telling the truth.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-06

One Girl and the Others.
"Are you your mothers only little
gIri?" asked the kindly old man.
ayes. SIR" replied tho nve-year-old.
"Thc rest Of us IL b0ys."-I.ondon An.
Ewers.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-06

c0ol0 DOT wax ny
distance, ride or
take any exercise at
I'll without resting.
II ! swept H. door
q did any ktnd Of
work Il would bebg
|my sickness on. !
|Was weak and lang
|uid, hsd 10 snergy.
|and NfoWasa misery
10 NJ. 81 WAs under
|the care Of . good
phyeie3aa for ~.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-06
LIFE WAS 4
MISERY TO Her
Saw, this Woman Until Re.
Esvsd BY Lydia E. Pfnkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Ca1olltoo, Ky.-"I suffered almost
tVo yoess with female weakness.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-06

wool, Six. linen, cotton or mixed
goods.
Buy 'DIamOnd Dyes"-no Othee
kind. -then perfect results are Euaran.
teed even n you have never dyed b.
fore. Druggist has color card.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-06
Civjno Proof,

~ think Maud" Is n woman Of very
open disposition" ~ motto" II II hard
to make her shut up"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-06

Each package OF "Diam0nd Dyes'
contains directions NO simple TINT any
w0mnn can dlamond.dye n new. rich,
fadeless color into worn. shabby gar.
ments. draperIes, coverings. whether
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30
@pa &ois.

@ure Mbonnenter funoe gipre % en-
Eienelte be6 at fortelle 6eres @enner
% Maboer ON 8laoets Snobolo; Ser,
peo f1tnoe Sc maa1fe ffaffe % .nogle
rpe Mbonnenter paa 8la6et. @ier
Iigeleoes opmerfiom paa 6plietoner<
ne. @nbper ny Mbonnent faar frit
tilienot alt set u6fomne al &omanen
""@pa &ois", iom bar giort ierlig
2ptte blan6t 2elerne.
@eno Iigele6es 8laoet biem til So,
mi1ie og @enner / Danmarf. @i BE-
fprger Gorien6elien / ct belt Mar for
$3.50. ct announcement paa 8la6et
er Sen met fierfoWne @abe, Sc tan
ienbe til 6e &iere 6erbiemme, Der al
ti6 er glade beo at b6re Sept fra oct
{tore Mmertfa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30
@pbeopine.

&obeopine er lite / Jig ielo 11oge11
Spgoom, men iimpeltben ct Eegu paa,
at Der ct noget ibeien ct eller on6et
Ste6 / 2egemet, ffriber Il. g. 8nbl.
&ealtb @erbice. sri 6en1e @run6
bpr enbper> ser ofte bar Mnfol6 al
&obeopine, laoe fig %un6eriege al en-
iaa at ban tan finoe Mariagen
BERTH.
Set onmmeite, man tan gigre, er
at ipge at f1irere &obe6pinen me6
"bea0acbe pomoers" eller on6en Me-
6icin, Ser Inn 6ulmer Smerten lige
9iebliffet. Dette fierner tim @pgz
oomstegnet n6en / min6ite Maa6e at
afbielpe S~pg6omsaariagen.
Sen almin6elige Mariag til &obeo=
pine er Operanitrengelie al Dinene.
2egerne bar n6fun6et , at bette ct
Mariagen til min6it &alb6elen al al
&obeopine. Set er in6Ipien6e, at ser
life fin6es 11oge1t Me6icin eller @ul-
Der, Ser tan gibe barig 2inoring /
bette Silfel6e.
&n6re Mariager er 6aarlige Een=
Der, oaarlig 6or6gielie, iterf &oite,
MGie= og Salstatarrb og Merbgiitet.
Sbtle og Sgbn Ell BEN be6ite @nr
for "nerbgs" &obeopine, ct foIot 0m=
ilag ON &obe6et for en- "6ln6ren6e"
&obeopine, ct go6t Mffgringsmiooel
bill fnrere en- &obeopine, Ser itammer
fra Maben, og bel tilposfeoe 8riller
eller 2orgnetter bill ftanie &obe6pine,
Der itam11er fra oberanitrengte gine
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30
6orbmospartiet

~ ws="--#-.
neutrality-suspicious. 2eoere bar
bGret ianlet til &onbention 2incoIn,
geeb. Man nominere6e @m. S.
BrDan JON Hartiets 8%annerberer,
men ban betaffe6e fig for Sperbet,
toet ban erflare6e. at ban frem6eles
Dil6e Tempe UNDER Demofrnernes
Banner. Derpaa nominere6e Som.
-bentet Maror g. @atfins al German.
tomn, Ohio, til &artiets @raiioent-
fanoi6at, Dr. 2eisb Colin Stem gorf
.Gitp, beereoes meo Mominotionen til
8icepraiioent. S 6enne aas1pagne
bill Ohio faaleoes fortr1e I'll at Iepere
iffe rntt,ore er0 tie @rafioentfanotoa-
ter % en- @iiceprefiioert.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30

6anIf THANKSGIVING blibe in6bleit
MT 2ip, lite alene Storbperne, men
/ alle oanite &olonter fra Mertcos
@rG11ier til @a1a6as itore Sletter,
fragtiIebabet til sltlanterbapets brp-
oenoe 8slger. Gor, Tom 8iernion
iDnger:
"5angen forener, t6et Sen fortoner
Mislpo % Epipl paa fin itraalen6e
Gang;
Sangen forener, ioet bet1 f%orioner
fomplpit'1e @refter i iomitemmig
Srang,
9rangen til Stienbeo, til Daao, til
set &ene!
- nogle ton gaa pao 6ens lpslange
8ro
6biere, beiere, frem til set c,1e>
iom lite aabnes for an6et e116 Tro."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30
1trfprwat1rntrn.

Com man buffer, 1totalte Senator
I@ar6ing forleoen, at ON ban bliber
balgt, pil ban anmooe @icepreiioen-
ten ONT at tage Seoe / @totsraooet
90 oeltage i 6ets Sorbanolinger. Meo=
6elelien blep / oct bele mo6taget me6
Mncrfienbelie al 2an6ets Nresie,
men bar life baft Sen Spmertiom-
beo, iom Sen fortiener.
S &epublitens pngre Sage bar @i=
cepre itoe,1tel1 en- al oe 1e6cn6e Men6
/ 2an6sltDret, men ienere fom ban
liot efter 1i6t til at in6tage Ell mere
til6agetrl.ffen Shilling, og / Sc iioite
Mar er ban blepen .al6eles tiliioeiot;
ba11 bar bGret ct Soul / 6attigfommis=
iionen. 9aroing bill altiaa treffe
bam frem / 5orgrun6en igien % gig=
re 8rug al De @pner og Sen Snoitgt,
ban eier. ga en- &icepr9iioent iom
&egel ct Ell al 2anoets 6p9tiglte
M9n6, tan bette alene ptrfe til @abr1
for 2anosItpret.
Set ct at baabe, at bette Sfri6t bill
faa 8etponing ogiaa / Ell ar6en &en=
ieen6e: at set bill in6Ie0e ct be6re
Samarbei6e mellem oen n6epen6e
Mfagt og Senatet % Sen lobgiben6e
MDnoigbeo / oct @ele. .Mangel pao
Samarbei6e mellem 5totsmagterne
er maaife 6en ipageite SIDE beo Dor
|Statsifif. Wan tgr tro, at @icepre=
.iioentens 9eltagelie / &abinettets
&aaolagninger bill tiene til at pefte
mere Spmerfiombe0 for 6or6elene
beo oct parlamentariife Stpreiet,
ltagtet man fun bill foo en- Smag al,
bpao man fnn6e fal6e en- bagben6t
~@arlamentartsme; ~iite6enfor @tats=
raaoets 9eltagelie / &ongresiens Sor=
banolinger bill man faa Deltagelie al
@enatet, giennem bets Gormono, /
Statsradoets 6orbanblinger. Set
ngite 5fri0t paa 6enne 2inie btl6e
bore at i1obp6e ogiao &uiets 6or-
mano til at tage Se6e / @totsraa6et
"iom raaogibenoe @eolem", og Ri
biloe ga babe iaa meget al en- bag
ben6t &arlamentarisme, iom hi tan
faa u6en at en6re @runofopen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30

7aIGhFN- .aA8HE#ge E4.HGI@&E .4GG&%=.-
1er. @opporten ober Mgenternes
@irtiombe6 / set iioite Mar piier, at
1900 6armere benDtte6e fig al bette
|Stlbno og opfgrte npe SUITE efter De=
partementets &laner. San1ti6ig bleb
.2>736 SUITE ombpgseoe % %reitaurere-
DC, 2,677 6armere fit in3lagt eleftriif
2ps paa 6armen og 1920 &ieffener
blep ombDggeoe, iaa at &usmp6renes
6aglige Mrbei6e betp6eligt letteoes.
8aa Mgenternes -Mnpisning figbte
6armerne life min6re en6 26,811
npe Maifiner eller arbei6sbeiparenbe
Mpparater,o paa 1866 Gorme b1ep
Ser anlagt Sober eller 8lom1teranleg
omfring 5uiene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30
Oil Ahnnnpntprnf.

Grilten for 6ornpelie al @bon1e'
mentet til 6e11 gam1e 8ris Ct MI no
lebet, % berefter er 8riien $500 pr.
Mar. Mbonnenter, ser 1taar til Ste
Itance, nil, 1om meooelt, blipe bereg=
net 5000 pr. Mar fra ii6lte /. Mpril.
@anrtioig at1mo6er ri ollie Mbon=
nerter ON / 6remtioen, iaa blot iom
set er m1ligt, at in6ien0e GornDelie
paa M~bonnementet, fpreno oct n6lg~
Der. 0erpeo un6gaas Goriinfelie /
6orienoelien. @enligit
1~1b9iperne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30
1T Aara 8ren.

"&o1itifen" friper ben 81. SUM-:
Set er ioag ct Mar f6en, Epiferne
%unoerifrep 6r%e6straftaten / @erioil=
les. Min6eoa9en o%pfor6rer life lige=
frem til 6eittaler, Ser er beller inger
Optimiiter til at bol6e Dem, og bpis
Ser bar en- %"l1ifploig" bil6e ban bur
|tig merfe, at ban lite fl1noe fomme /
&ontaH me6 fine Eilbprere. Sci eu=
ropatife 8ubltfum, ser en- Gong tro=
e6e paa @ilion, ct. / bette Mar blepe1,
nbgtern % meget 6eSi1luiioneret.
@eo &rtgens 8egDnoelie fiebte ollie
Menneifer Sort ODER europa og NOR
fereoe 6%ronterne me6 @n%appenaale.
Man fun6e goot tage fat igien. Ser
er en6mn mango @rige, Ser ct enoog-
iaa betp6elig flere glagmorfer enc
for ct Mar fioen.
S &uslano lgber MI @ampfronte11
fra Dbina til Dnietr, set bIiper ben
be613O0 Sent, altiaa en- 800 Sem. Lnn-
gere END belle @eitfropten fra Mor6-
ipen til Scbmei8. Gangs 6enre 2inie
bslger forbitre6e &arnpe frem og til,
bage mellem &1sierne og Sc polif-
-. -. &c.
ufratnife &are. Mfi6t in6e / Slag-
feltet ligger nDe Stater, &bi6rutbe.
nerne er iaaleoes fonnmet me6, Sc
flaas i bbert 6aIo for 0iebIitfet meo
@oIaffer11e.
@aa 8alfan omipinoer &rigene
mart alle 2an6e. M1ntenegrinerne
ilaas me6 Serber1e, 6'gnn11n3io boI.
Der itn6ig @nra6er / 6inrne, Mlbaner-
ne trot1per Igs poar Sc italienffe 8e.
1iptteliestropper, 8ulgarer og Eprfer
itaar UNDER @daben / Eratien, for.
but1bet / &a6 til @r9ferte, % engel.
fe @ifd6rer gaar me6 f11l6 6ort glen.
mem 9ar6anellerne for at fpoe &e111a,
liiterrte bet fra Mornnarobapet.
Men begp11oer man at billie fptte
&nappetaale ! "6et mere Often" bli.
her Mrbei6et for MDor inobifle %
1oberfomrnelig. gngIRnoerne er N,
fpro rne6 at re1r11e 8ntum beo Cor.
tebabets DitfDit, 6eres MerbareIie /
aonita11tinopelse r meget grifelfg. SCI
betDoer, ct 8oIibepiterne ffIptter fine
!6oH langere trent pan ben tore Ell.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30
6angrrfnrhmnnrt

gn Sen6ens / ben rette &etning er
i bisie 9age blepen 6ernonitreret al
oanife Sangforeninger / @bicago, &a-
cine og &enoiba, iom UNDER Iopen6e
$egn bar 6annet. ct 6anff=merifanif
@angerforbunb, Ser baaber at faa
Eililutning fra ollie 6anffe Man6sfor
I Mmerifa. Sorbunoet bur6e babe en-
faabon @tgtte, 6a set bill blibe til
gienii6tg Snteresie og 6or6el.
Sn6enfor alle Smraaoer bin6er
@entraliieringStanfen mere og mere
l16bre6elie, i6et man gaar no fra Ben
reHe Goru6fetning, at beb Sambolo
bill mon hunne lpfte 8Droer, Tom bar
a1operfommelige for ben erfelte, men
bliber 1ette iom Dumb ne6, at aIle to-
ger ct 2gH. Set er 6erfor ganife 11a-
turligt, at bore 6anif-amerifanife
Sangforerit1ger iamler fig ! en- 6or.
bun6sorgamtiatiorL Der Tan bnretage
Zoe enfelte Sangforeningers SSnteresfa
i Mrninoeligbe6 % Sangens ! Scr
oelesbeo.
Gor BET er 10 netop for ben iibitea
Beofommenoe, at Gorbur6et ffiIoe
faa en- iporenoe giirfniing, ioaIeoes d
oanif aoriang, Ser i Mmerifa / fac
lang &b bar bert ct Steobarr, fa1
blibe hlfgrt npe SSn1puIier, Der nigtiq
tar1 oplipe ct lllmrenbe2ib,,for 1G5n1
gen bar 2psning, % 6erfor ben 90.
Der, ffom bet iittaar ! en- af De mango
berlige Sange.
81 Darife bar 10 Ell riglgmgffa1
ct Die af;; men troos bette bar fuu
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30
Den banife &eprejentant.

9anmorfs &eprGientant til "Det
Observation-Disclosures" ser, 1aar
@eniommeren pier fin 8lomiterpraet
% it gpl6ne. 2pp u6oper Nor6ens
2anoe, mp6er / &rt1tionia, bill blipe
&enni 6orcbbammer. Sun fommex
lite alene iom &epreientant for tit
eget 2an6, iom 6orman6 for 9anife
&binoers Mationolraa6, men tilltge
fom en- al 8icepreiibenterne / Ben
internationale @obeoitprelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30
SrH nro.

S Srlan6 er Sihuationen mere H.
berlig foruroligen6e, emo ben 1togen<
ii116e bar baret. &an1pe mellem 5inn
6einerne og D~rangemenoene finder
naiten 6aglig Steo> ligeiom engeIife
g~mbeosmenos 2ib efteritrebes. S
8elfait patroinerer Euiin6er af bril-
tiffe 5ol6ater @a6er11e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30
On @anberbilt bgb.

M%ultimillionarer @ilIiam @.@an-
.6erbiH er afgdaet peo De6en / 8arts.
1Mr. ganderbM bar en- iDrtg 5portg-
ntat16, % oct bar, meoenS ban ober-
lbRreoe 8Ro6elebene De6 AuteuiI6en
Is. ApriI, at ban lep fDg Son effter-
laber lie en- 5oru11e- pao melleni SO
% 100 Mfillioner Dollars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30
ropaiif aiiatiife Bro mellem sorte-
baoet og oct fasptife Sab. Mrmenie11
ct oerbe6 belt oberla6t til e1t umiI0

ropRtlt : altatilte BRO mellem 5orte=
bapet og oct faspiife SAB. Mrmetier
ct oerbe6 belt oberla6t til e1t unilo
Stiabne. Mor6pexiien bol6es itaoig
al 2eainS Sropper, % giennem belle
Tor= % Mellemaiier gaar 11De &rige
lin Gang. Set begpnoer beitpaa ONT
firing Smprna, bporfra @ent3elos'
10000 Mano er brl1bt op for at 11ao
frem til Ssmib Sro,lten lige ODER for
8o1itantinopel. @rgfernes Opgabe
beltaar forelgbig / at tage Sern6ane=
LINEN og iaa Dolbe sen - set 6reier
Jig ON en- 800 Sent! Mfen set fortiat=
tes moo Spo, Dbor 5~ranifmenoene i
Gtlicte1 angrtbes at GDrferne, i 5p=
rten, bbor Mraberne r1lter til 8efrt=
eliestrig, % lan9t in6 / Me1opota=
mten, bbor @nglgnoerne fra Moiul
og i>1o til @erliens @ranie Haas me6
Nrabere % &ur6er. @n6elig: @ba6
tier Der I Sn6ien % 9ggppten? Sum
at % til naar gfterretninger om Op=
r6r frem, @eninren birfer en61u. ct
langt Sprang ferer natlrlig berfra
til Srlano, bpor ct Solf ltaar / 9p=
rpr og &rig, for6i set oil l1afbengig<
beo. 81 oil fGmpe 10, ri bill fempe
20, hi bill, bpis set ct. neopenoigt,
tqnpe 100 9(or, iogbe 2lopo George
forleoen.
nngarn bprer n1eo / set 11rolige Ell
ropetife 8illeoe. MIle 2an6ets Sat-
forentnger bar lpltret Set internatio=
11ole Bllreau / Mmiter6am; iom &ro=
telt moo "6en bbibe Terror" er 8ro<
letarernes Sling, iom "s(rbeiter Sci
tung" lfrtber, iii lagt fat omfring
Hngarn, Ser a1tiaa mi er set oroet
blotereoe 2an6 / europa. Set maa
Dog frembgpes, at &r%oletarer11e iam=
ttotg gipr lit be0ite for at befri &us-
lano, bbor> Serroren 10 beller lite er
bbi6, men rgo.
Saale6es fer bort bergeoe europa
no pou BEN itore 6reostroftats fgrlte
MarS6ag: Ct BET ct 2pspu11ft, at ONT
faa Gage bil 6e Mlliereoes @egierin=
ger for ferite Gang ii6en 1914 mpoe
oen tpife &eqiering til 9isfusiion?
Groos alle officielle 8oriifringer tan
man lite bore BLIND for, at ser foruo
for Spa &onferencen gaar beftige
9pnninger mellem@ England og Sronf=
rig. 8rian6s itore Sale / set franife
9epnteretfammer er ct &i6nesbpr6
oerom ielb ON man noturligpis lite
n1aa bore blind for, at 6ens nerme=
ffe 6orrnaal er inore=politiif. @n @e=
tragtntng paatbtnger fig tn1t6lertio:
5orl1o1etntngen for, at Sarnerne / oct
eltrop9iife 8ille6e tan blipe Ip1ere, GA
for at cit almin6elig europpif Cont
felelie Tan fao. @efit, er beoblipenoe,
at De to itore &eitmagter fglger 6en
1amme Sci: Denne entente CT oq
bliper for LANCE Giber set &prn
moo set fulofomne &aos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-08
Society
CONTINUED from Tenth Page.)

Continued from Tenth Page.)
to points of interest in Washington.
ending with a tea at ST. Marys Acad-
pm. Miss Catherine Mccarthy is
chairman Of the committee. assisted
by Miss Adele May. Mrs. Kate Schae-
fer johnson. Mrs. Agnes Downey Rice,
Miss Abbie King, Miss Lillian Sulli-
van. Miss Anna Ready, Miss Margaret
Mc1nerney. Mrs. Eva Fowler Fable and
Mrs. Winifred Bronson Kerney.
Mr.. and Mrs j. S. Goldsmith an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Evelyn Gertrude, to Mr.. Frank
Bernard Kleh Wednesday, June 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Russ, 1923 Penn
sylvania avenue southeast announce the
marriage of their daughter. Margaret
u, to Mr.. Frederick L. Chorman OF
Cleveland. Ohio. Sunday.
The ceremony was quietly performed
in Baltimore city by the Rev. James NJ.
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Rock OF
Washington. d. c., as witnesses and
attendants.
Mrs. E. y. Janson and her daughter.
Miss Hilda Janson, accompanied by Miss
Rosa Eberly. have left the city for Cali
fornia. to remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Sarah Hirsch and family. former
ly at 1852 Kenyon street. are now
located in their new home, 1898 Laner
place.
AT the fortnightly soree assembly Of
the French Club of the Washington
Salon Thursday night Mrs. Florence
Jackson stoddard. writer and traveller
and Mr.. Henry E. Davis will be the
guests of honor and principal speakers.
Mrs. Stoddard will speak on washing
ton. Americas Literary Center" and
Mr.. Davis will discourse on Omar
khayyam's Philosophy in the Light Of
Present Days Developments" Baritone
solo selections. with DR.. James Dickin
son at the piano, will be rendered by
Arthur l.. Murray. and Miss Edith Jean
Farnam, Kavanagh pupil. will recite.
Song couplets and rhythmic and inter-
pretive dancing will be presented by
Mademoiselles Audrey Keys, Evelyn
Colquitt. Virginia Catlett, Mary Werle
and Vera Trabold. Mr. de Zapp, presi-
dent OF the club. will be assisted by the
board OF governors in making the pres
entations. Mrs Helen j. p Starr will
be in charge at the punch bowl and
Will have for her assistants Miss
Corinne r. Frazier. Miss Eleanor Need
Kidwell and Mrs. Richard H. Schubert.
DR.. Leo H. Bartender was the guest
at a graduation dinner given at the
Hotel Grafton last evening by Mr. P. J.
Haltigan. senior reading clerk of the
House of Representatives and Mrs. Hal
tIgan The guests included Miss
Elizabeth Haltigan. Miss Mary Haltgan.
Miss Helen Haltigan. Mr. John E.
Ffaltiean. Mr. James Haltigan, Mr.. Pat
rick Haltigan. Mr.. r. HAYES Hamilton
Dr.. William T. Brockbank and Mrs
Sylvester Urbany The guest of honor
is a graduate Of the Georgetown Medi-
cal School.
Mr.. and Mrs. CARROT u wolfe ON
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter Alice Pauline to Mr. Kenneth AL
len. Saturday, June S. at Rockville
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the fol.
lowing: -, -
Wade Scott and Marcellina A. Beaudhuy.
William NJ. Graney of this city and Lena J.
Grimes of Camp Springs Md.
William A. White and Mary V. Shurgar,
both Of Salisbury. Nd
Oliver P. Taley and Pearl A. Fletcher. both
Of Detroit. Mich
Charles H. Sears and A. Elise Smith, both of
Richmond, Va. y
Edgar A. Roberts and Leslie Parker.
Raymond Thomas and Minola Jackson.
John Bagbie Of Philadelphia. Pa. and Ma.
mic Beaner of this city.
,o Joseph e., " smithers and Helen NJ. Oliver.
Patrick A. Almond and Thelma L. Oliver,
both Of Richmond. Va.
Samuel G. Simpson of Hoadley, Va, and
Annie Carnell of Alexandria, Va
I Cyril L. Durant and Ella Jenipher
Glenn T: Talbot and Hazel Il. Smith, both
of Balston. Va.
Michael F. DAILY and Catherine G. Herritv.
Frank E. Parker and Fannie +. Davis. both
Of Alexandria. Va.
Ellis c. shipp of Barboursvile, Va. and
Lealia G. seablom Of Alexandria. Va.
Frank NJ. Terrell Of Richmond, Va. and
Alma c. Arbaugh of Laurel, Va
John A. Scott of this city and Leila p
Brown Of Fort Myer. Va.
Carl Foster Of Quantico, Va, and Eva Adj
lerberg of New York city.
Warren N. Varble Of Forth WORTH Tex, and
Sallie v. Lacy Of this city.
David J. DUNCAN and Helen NJ. White.
Lawrence H. Coleman and Rebecca Osborne.
Daniel ]. Plass and Elsie R. Weed
William NJ. Lavender Of this city and Bena
NJ. Morse Of Cove, Kan.
Robert s. MCGUIRE and Inez Gordon,
Harry Miner and Hester N Taylor.
| William Nealy and Anna Wallace,
] Eugene M. levin and Mary A. White,
| Boardman +. Vosteen of Buffalo, N. Y, and
| Bculah Il. Fellner of this city.
| George r. Brown and Laila I. Smell.
I James V. Cherico and Viola Crop.
| George D. Lee, jr., Of Philadelphia, Pa, and
| Eleanor 8. Lynn of this city.
! Clarence Page and Lillian Massey
| James Brandon and Matilda Bowen
Walter w. Cornich and Lulu Massey
| Robert Brown and Carrie Blanton
Joseph P. Murphy Of Ridgefeld Park, n. J.
| and Irene A. Ganley of this city.
4 Daniel Dunn and Julia L. Myers, both O,
/ Leesburg Va.
II Bentley ]. Beavers Of Sterling, Va, aut
Il Virginia L. Darne of Mclean, Wa.
II Sam C. Lyttle and Christine X. Isemann
II G. Thomas Bowman and Minetta c. Mccoy
George w. Spencer and Lottie NJ. Duke, boil
| Of Charlottesville, Va.
George Watson and Rosie Atkins.
y Charles W. Lanham of Chester, Pa, ant
Ethel NJ. Loveless of this city.
II Louis C. Trent and Virgie Wood.
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Petticoats

Substantial Muslin Skirts that
do not shadow" through.
Gored models that avoid unde-
sirable fullness at the waist line.
Adjustable tapped Wristbands,
Flounces lace and insertion
trimmed or with practical en-
broidered scallops.
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BLOUSES
for Summer.
$3.50

We are offering tomorrow
two distinct types of blouses
at this moderate price-A
dainty 1ace-trimmed Geor-
gette Waist for the more
"frilly" occasions, and a
@London = Made" Cotton
Crepe Blouse for Office and
street wear.
The Georgette Blouses are
new warm-weather styles
with their short inset
sleeves, square necks and
panel fronts. They are
trimmed with lace and
groups of narrow tucks, and
one we saw had a roll collar
flet edged. Others have
pearl buttons, back or side
panel closing. Colors, white,
bisque and flesh.
The English Crepe Blouses
come in white, flesh, baby
blue and maize. Slip-over
models and back closing.
Daintily embroidered in con-
trasting colors-eyelet EN-
broidery and hand finished
edges.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty-four
hours:
William P. spurgeon. 3d. 1885 Irving st.
Fannie f. Riley, As. 81 NJ at. ne.
Robert F. Setback, II, Al L st. sc.
Ellen B. Rollins, II. 1921 Potomac ave. Sc.
Herbert A. McCune, 80. Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Walter II. Hill, So Garfield Hospital.
Sarah c. Symonds. so. 25S8 37th st.
Ida E. Dennison, 50. 1912 U ut. Sc.
Agnes u. G. Brooks, 20, 3T37 Mich. ave. ne.
Mary H. Mortimer, 49, 81 Kenesaw apis.
Hospital.
Hazel Fitzpatrick, months, Children's Hos
Dital,
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'fsTeddies''

That most intimate part of
the feminine wardrobe! Sheer
muslin with dainty lace. edging
and insets. Some with narrow
shoulder straps and plain
featherstitched hens; others
more elaborate with ribbons
and frills.
Csc and SIPS. And we
! special group at Csc.
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DraUers

The loose, open style SO cool
for summer wear. Lace and in
sertion trimmings, with adjust
able tapped waist line, make
these a practical investment
for the woman who likes to
wear camisoles in place of
'teddies.n
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Corset Covers, d

OOI oct ~OVO1O . III CIV
nearly forgot some very I
Boomers, $1.OO to $1.75.
Gnreof C01,erS