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NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION

Notice Is hereby given that on tn
End day OF November, 1920, In tn
County of MccOnc, State Of Montans
general election 9jn be held 4
elect the following Officers. .o.wit:
/. Four PRESIDENTIAL Electors
I One Relfcseptative in Congress TO
the second congressional district.
One Governor.
One LfeutenaAt Governor.
Two Associate Justices OF the Su
preme Court Tor SIX year term.
one Associate Justice OF the Su.
preme court Tor Two year term.
One Secretary OF State.
One Attorney General.
One State Treasurer.
| Une State Auditor.
One Superintendent OF Public In
struction. st
one Railroad Commissioner.
One District Judge. 49,
One State Senator. ~
One State Representative.
One County Commissioner for six
| year term.
| One County Commissioner for four
year term.
One County Commissioner for two
year term.
One County Clerk and Recorder.
One Sheriff.
One County Treasurer.
One County Attorney.
One Clerk of Court.
One Assessor.
One County Superintendent of
Schools.
one County Surveyor.
Une County Coroner.
One Public Administrator.
Two Justices of the Peace for each
Polucal Township.
Two Constables for each Political
Township.
There will also be submitted to the
qualified Electors of the State at said
General Election proposed amend.
ments to Section Is OF Article XII;
and Section 5, Of Article Xl; and Sec-
tion 70, OF Article VII; OF the Con-
sIitution OF the State OF Montana.
There will also be submitted 10 the
qualified electors of the State OF Mon
tana at said General Election aefer-
endum Measures Nos. 49, IA, 10. 80,
and 20; and Initiative Meagures Nos.
lS, ~, and ~.
There will also be submitted TO the
qualified electors of McCone County
at said General Election the question
OF the location Of the permanent
county seat of said county.
The polls of said election will be
open at o'clock in the morning and
continue open until 6 o'clock in the
afternoon OF the same day.
Dated at Circle, Montana. this goth
lay OF September, A. D., 1920.
JESSE r. DAVE,
County Clerk.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana,
september 20, 1920.
lSUllCEi Is hereby given that
Mary u Boice, formerly Mary Z Tracy
OF weldon, Montana, who, on August
9Th 1915 made homestead entry No
UxS837 for SWA Sec. 10, NWM Sec.
10 Township 2l-N, Range 44-E M. T..
meridian has filed notice OF intention
to make three year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore Burt Fuller, United States Com
missioner at Brockway, munIana, oI
the Sth day OF November, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Leonard l.. BOice OF CIRCLE, Montana
Bernie Tracey. of Circle, Montana.
Harry Tracey, OF Circle. Montana.
Frank Tracey, of Circle, Montana.
e. w. MEYERS, Register.
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1NOI LII " SStCiH 4uOi t6d6C CO't
corporation,
Plaintiff
Roy Crockett,
~ Defendant.
To be sold at Sheriff's sale on the
18th day of October, A. D. 1920, at
the front door of the Court House In
Circle, McCone County, Montana, at
the hour of o'clock P. M. Of said
day.
South Half Of Southeast Quarter;
Northwest Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter In Section Z; Northeast Quar-
ter of the Southwest Quarter; the
East Halt of the Northwest Quarter;
the Northwest Quarter OF the North
west Quarter of Section II: and the
Northeast Quarter of the Northeast
Quarter OF Section IS. All in Towr-
ship rs North of Range 4e East of
Montana Meridian, McCone County,
Mont. Together with all appurte-
nances thereunto belonging.
Dated at Circle, Mont, Sept. 22nd.
1926.
H: w. Johnson, Sheriff.
C. r. Miller, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Circle, Montana.
First Publication Sept. 24th.
Fourth publication Oct. 18th.
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Northwestern Mortgage Co.,
ascorporation,
Plaintiff
Hans S. Tvete and Richland County
Montana.
Defendant.
To- be sold at Sheriffs sale on tho
18th, day Of October. A. D. 1920. at
the front door Of the Court House in
Circle, McCone County, Montana, at
the hour of o'clock p. M. OF said
day.
South Half OF Southwest Quarter;
Southwest Quarter of Southeast Quar-
ter Of Sec. Is; East Half OF Southeast
Quarter Southwest Quarter OF South
eAst3Qnarter Of Section is; Northwest
Qa193er u Northeast Quarter Of Sec
tt191k1: Nosfhwest Quarter Of North
We naeter Of Section a.; All IN
fltS ~ north Of range - East,
Mo1xaAA, Mer11ian. together with all
K thereto belonging.
nafed At Circle, Mont, Sept. END,
III. W. johnson. Sheriff.
-. llfIJsss A4AssDey Tor Pisintill.
a lr1f1D1ls.
IGk Ius1icatioa Sept 1lth.
6tsfh gublication Oct 18th.
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SHERlFF'S SALE
Plaintiff

Northwestern Mortgage Co.,
a corporation,
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sHERiFF's SALE

Northwestern Mortgage Co.,
aacorporation,
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Jonia and Hawaiians.

Next week at the Strand Theater
THE Pearl of Hawaii" Jonia and
her Hawaiian troupe of musicians
and dancers in scenic and spec
tacular tropical serenade. will head
the vaudeville portion of the bill. Nc
Lain, Gates and company will pre-
sent comedy entitled "Stateroom No,
49,; Piquo and Fellowes. versatile en-
tertainers, will offer variety of &c
centric doings; Darby and Brown, a
musical filtration, Back Home" and
Jimmy Lyons. better known as the
Hebrew er-statesman," a mono
logue.
Shirley Mason in her latest William
Fox production, THE Wanderer," will
be the picture feature.
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METROPOLITAN.

Sunday and all next week. for
the first time in washington. Alice
Lake, in The Misfit Wife" photo
play of the stage play by Julie Herne
and London Bobby featuring
Snub Pollard.
'Marooned Hearts" featuring Con-
way Tearle. Will continue this week.
with Pollard comedy, Run EN-
Ragged
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Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday. Georges Car
pentier. in The Wonder Man: Tues
day, Leah Baird. in Cynthia of the
Minute" and comedy: Wednesday,
Doris keane, in Romance: Thurs
day. Douglas Mclean and Doris May,
in Lets Be Fashionable" and Martin
Johnson's Through the Isles of the
New Hebrides": Friday. Billie Burke.
in Away Goes Prudence" and com
edy; Saturday, Ethel Clayton. in The
Ladder of Lies" and Sennetts You
wouldn't Believe It."
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"Folly Town. "

Folly Town." the James f, Cooper
burlesque attraction selected for the
past summers run in New York.
comes to the Gayety Theater next
week direct from it's Broadway en-
gagement. Three comedians are fea-
tured-Gus Fay. Johnnie Walker and
Lester Dorr-with Franz Marie Texas
in the prima donna role. Others are
Gertrude Lavetta. Margaret Elliott,
Ruth Rosemond. Jane Pearson, James
Holly, James Hall, Harry Bart and
Benin Jess. Vaudeville numbers are
promised by the California Trio, Lii
liam Isabelle and the Tessessee Ten.
colored entertainers
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"Sweeties"-Mons. Adolphus,

One of the latest and newest of
the William B. Friedlander musical
fantasies. with pretty girls in pretty
settings. Sweeties." and Mons. Adolf
phus. famous dancing star of the
Opera Comique, Paris, assisted by
Ethel Gilmour and the Barrena Sis
tiers. in terpsichorean grace and in
terpretative motion. will be outstand-
ing features of the Cosmos Theater
Dill next week. Ward and Green.
billed as the great opponents of
laughter; Frozini. one of the famous
accordionists, and three acts, to be
announced, will complete the bill
The big added matinee feature will
picture Ethel Clayton. in "The Lad
der of Lies" Sennetts comedy, THE
Quack Doctor" a new Mutt and Jeff
absurdity and the Pathe News will
complete the entertainment.
An attractive array of vaudeville
and film talent of the higher and bet
ter class will be featured Sunday
starting at p,m
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KNICKERBOCKER.

Sunday and Monday. for the first
time in the capital. Alice Lake. in
The Mistit Wife; Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Rivers End" Il Marshall
Neilan productions: Goldwyn- Bray s
"Springtime" and a comedy: Thurs
day and Friday. 'The Wonder Man"
starring Georges Carpenter, and Sat
urday. Constance Talmadge. in The
Love Expert" q Mutt and jeff and a
comedy, "Home James
Thursday and Friday of this week
The Woman Gives" featuring Nor
ma Talmadse. and Saturday. Constance
TIA lmadEe, in In Search of a Sinner"
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COLUMBIA.

The first four days of next week.
beginning Sunday. LoewS Columbia
Theater will offer Bryant Washhurn,
supported by Lois Wilson. in an adap-
tation of George Broadhurst's comedy,
wv hat Happened to Jones" The last
three days of the week "Pardner of
the Night based on Leroy Scott S
story, will be shown.
The attraction at Loew'S Column hi 4
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Apollo.

Sunday and Monday, William ;.
Hart. in Sand" and the De Ravens
in "A Model Husband; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Georges Carpenter. in
1.-THE Wonder Man: Thursday. Lean
Baird, in Cynthia of the Minute. ana
comedy; Friday, Douglas Mclean ana
Doris May. in Let's Be Fashionable
and comedy; Saturday. Billie Burke.
in Away Goes Prudence" and COM
edy.
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Theater for the final three days of
this week. beginning Thursday morn
ing. August 10. will oe Madge Ken
nedy, the famous stage star of. Far
and Warmer in a pnotoplay adap-
tation of Octavus Roy Cohen's ro-
mantle comedy. Dollars and Sense"
In this production. in which Miss
Kennedy is directed by Harry Beau
mont and surrounded by a supporting
cast of unusual excellence, she is seen
as a girl who fought successfully
against the lure of the easiest way
and who finally found happiness on
the very brink of disaster
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New.

Sunday. Tom Mix in Three Gold
Live Wire Hick", Tue Tuesaav. Vivian
Rich. in World of Folly; Wednesday,
Mary Miles Minter in Nurse Mar
porte; Thursday, Richard Travere. in
Little Shepherd of Bargain Row !;
Friday. Clara kimball Young, in
Hearts in Exile and Saturday. COM
edy night.
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York.

Sunday. Alice Joyce. in The Frey
and Larry Semon. in The Stage
Hand; Monday. Alice Brady. in The
Dark Lantern: Tuesday. THE Path
She Chooses; Wednesday, AN Ara
bian knight: Thursday. Georges Car
pentier. in THE Wonder Man: Fri
day. Billie Burke. in Away Goes Pru-
dence. and Sennctts You Wouldn't
Believe It: Saturday. Bryant Wash
burn. in The Sins of st. Anthony"
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Home

Sunday, Sennetts Down on the
Farm Monday. The Dangerous
Trail and by Golly': Tuesday. Mabel
Normand. in THE Slim Princess;
Wednesday. Harry Houdini. in Terror
island: Thursday. Elaine Hammerstein,
IN The Whispers; Friday, Wallace
Reid, in sick Abed': Saturday. Eu-
gene O'Brien, in THE Figurehead.
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Photoplay Features.
PALACE.

Next week. beginning Sunday after
noon, Loew's Palace Theater will Of
fer Ethel Clayton. in Crooked
Streets" a Paramount-Artcraft adap-
tation Of Samuel Mervin's story of
the orient, Dinner at Eight" It is
the story Of young American girl
who goes to China with an old pro-
fessor and his wife as secretary, and
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Sunday. Theda Bara, in Kathleen
Mavourneen": Monday. Jack Gardner,
in Land of Long Shadows; Tuesday.
Gladys Brockwell. in "A Sister to
Salome"; Wednesday. Madame Ira
verse, in The Iron Heart: Thursday,
William Farnum. in Riders of the Pur-
pie Sage; Friday. John Barrymore. in
'kaffies,' and Saturday. comedy night.
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AMUSEM ENTS
"Genius and the Crowd

Next week. starting Monday. the
National Theater announces as it's
attraction George NJ. Cohan's comedy
hit. Genius and the Crowd" with
a brilliant cast of fifty. The plot
has been withheld in accordance with
the producers belief that American
audiences like surprises.
The company includes George Rena-
vent. Marion Coakley. Frank Otto,
Wright Kramer, Marie Pecheur. Fuller
Mellish, Leonora Ottinger, Katharine
Stewart, Ralph Soule, III. Cooper
Cliffe. Marian Manley, Vera Fuller
Mellish and Rubi Trelease.
Genius and the Crowd" is under
the personal direction of Mr.. Conan
and will have his attention until
the opening at the George NJ. Cohan
Theater, New York city. early in the
coming month.
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Savoy.

Sunday and Monday. Norma Tai
madge, in The Woman Gives" and
Martin Johnsons Through the Isles
of the New Hebrides"; Tuesday and
Wednesday,, William S. Hart. in
sand" and Sennetts You Wouldn't
Believe 1t; Thursday. Robert War
wick. in the Fourteenth Man" and
The Misfortune Hunters; Friday.
Enid Bennett in "Hairpins" and
'Torchy': Saturday. Constance Tai
madge, in In Search of Sinner"
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Princess.

Sunday, THE Dangerous Trail and
Sennet.'s by GolIy'' Monday, Mabel
Normand, in THE Slim Princess :;
Tuesday. Houdini, in Terror Island;
Wednesday, Elaine Hammerstein. in
The Whispers: Thursday. Wallace
Reid. in Sick Abed': Friday. Eugene
O'Brien. in The Figurehead' Satur-
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OPPOSE PHILIPPINE
SELF-G0VERNMENT
Representative Randall Says
Practically Every Member of
Party Is of Same Mind.
By the Associated Press.

hoNCLuLC, August 1S.-Inde-
| pendence for the Philippine Islands
before the next twenty-five years was
opposed as "a crime of the first mag
nltude by Representative c. II. Ran
oaiI of California. a member 9th
congressional party touring the
orient, who came here aboard the
Army transport Great Northern. on
MIS- way to the United States.
You Will find practically every
member of the congressional party of
the same mind he said. After see
ing the Philippine Islands, it was our
almost unanimous verdict that they
are not ready for independence.
1t would be a crime of the first
mag nitude to cast thes. people adrift.
The better educated Filipinos. who
are not politicians, are practically
unanimous in their opposition to in
dependence.
The development of the Philippine
islands is stagnated because of the
lack of capital. due to uncertainty
of the Status of the future govern
inent.
Shadow Of Japan's Aggression.
Il am unalterably opposed to sur
rendering the Philippine Islands to
other than American jurisdiction for
these reasons and another reason
fraughf with profound omen to the
United States and the entire race. The
shadow of Japanese aggression over
lies almost the entire orient. Thought
full men are in semi-terror at the
prospect of Japanese domination of
Siberia. China. Korea and the Philip
pine Islands, if the United States re-
leases them later.
Randall said he had cabled Attorney
General Palmer urging that prohi-
bition be extended to the Philippines.
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CRANDALL'S.

Sunday and through Tuesday. THE
Prey" starring Alice joyce. and Larry
Semon. in The Stage Hand: Wed
nesday and Thursday, Charles Raw. in
paris Green" and Sennetts comedy.
Ladies First and Friday and Satur-
day. Dorothy Dalton, in BLACK Is
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RIALTO.

Sunday ana all next week. Marshall
Neilan's latest production. Go and
Get It will be shown at Moore's
Rialto Theater.
The Beauty Market" featuring
Katharine Macdonald, will he shown
the remainder of this week.
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Gus Trail and by GolIy'; Wednesday.
Mabel Normand. in 1.-The Slim Prin-
cess; Thursday, Harry Houdini. in
Terror Island; Friday. Elaine Ham
merstein. in THE Whispers; Saturday.
Wallace Reid, in sick Abed"
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RUMORS OF REVOLT.
Korean Demonstrations May Greet
Congressmen.

TOXIC, August 17.-Advices from
Seoul say there are rumors that
Koreans are planning insurrectionary
demonstrations upon the occasion of
the visit of the American congress
slenal party to that city. The Amer
leans are at present in China, return
ing from an inspection of affairs in
the Philippine Islands.
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has all sorts of melodramatic adven-
lures After she is rescued from an
opium den by an Englishman. who
falls in love with her, startling dis
closures follow as to the real identity
of the girls employer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carter De Haven also will be seen in
Never Again"
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white" and sennett's "A Bedroom
Blunder."
The last three days of this week.
Crooked Straight" featuring Charles
Ray" and Harold Lloyd. in High ana
Dizzy
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Carolina.

Sunday. Corrine Griffith, in "Bab's
Candidate Monday. Sennetts Down
on the Farm: Tuesday, THE Danger
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Light Weight Now
Establishes Reliability

How gradual have men come to realization that
lightweight can also offer reliance and per-
Torrance.
Essex has led the way, for that was its purpose
from the very first. Economy is Of growing i'm
portance Men want to in fuel and in first costs
But they want no sacrifice in performance and they
demand unquestioned reliability.
Essex offered itself to the public without claim.
Now more than 10000 owners know and praise its
WORTH
Owner cars that had been-driven upwards-of 25,-
600 miles were used in the recent nationwide Essex
week to establish reliability, economy, speed and hill
climbing records.
To Essex owners the winning Of the transconti-
mental records is not surprise. But.those who-do
not know Essex performance and reliability must
regard that these two trips across the continent
as any similar event in the history of themotorcar.
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"Puritana."

Next week, at B. F. Keith's Theater
the operetta "Puritana" and Charles
Chic" Sale will occupy first place
"Puritana" has large cast, the prina
donna being Florence Beresford. An
other prominent member, Madse
North, is well known here. Chic"
Sale is a former vaudeville favorite,
who was drafted into the Broadway
show world years ago. He will pre-
sent his rube classic. 1.-The Rural Sun
day School Benefit" playing all the
parts. Others are Lydia Barry, lyri-
cal raconteuse; Conlin and Glass, in
THE Four Seasons and the Four Rea-
sons; the Ed Janis Revue, with Car
men Rocker, the Southern sisters and
Ben Macomber: McCarty and Faye. in
waiting for Someone; Russell and
Dewitt, and Rudinoff. the smoke
painter and whistler. with Topics of
the Day" and the Kilograms.
Sunday. at and Sis pm, the bill
will offer Marie Nordstrom, "a Trip
| to Hitland," and the other attrac-
lions of the current week
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ooh, Bow"

Another phase of the versatility Of
the Garrick Players will be disclosed
next week. beginning Sunday night.
in "Oh. Boy!" the well known musical
show. For this engagement several
musical comedy players are being i'm
ported from New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-18
Revere.

day, Lionel Barrymore, in ".rhe Copper
head
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The speeds at which they travelled were not so un-
usual, for another Essex stock car had on speed
way track gone 3,037 miles in so hours But in the
transcontinenta runs, $50 cities and towns had
to be crossed. Crowded traffic imposed it's obstacles
to consistent going. Mountain ranges in the East
and West with grades such as the average driver
encounters, called for the utmost of hill climb
ing ability.
Few will ever motor all the way across America
and therefore cannot know the extreme varieties of
conditions encountered But let each reader apply
to his consideration Of what Essex has DONE every
experience he has ever met in his own driving. It
will give some appreciation of Essex reliability.
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The Worlds Most
Coveted Records

From the days of the Prairie Schooner, the Pony
Express and the completion Of the railroads men
have sought to establish new transcontinenta time
records between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
It has called for the highest Developments of Skill
and courage. And it has, asn the of the motor
car, blazed the way to mechanical reliability.
The purpose of this Essex test to prove its
liability In the period of ia hours was crowded
more strains more calls for endurance and mechani-
cal strength than the average owner demands in
life time.
Every requirement of motor car performance was
met by these two cars And the fact that they so
consistently met their tasks proves Essex unifor-
mitv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-18

Two Essex touring cars, carrying U. S. MAIL each
one making the entire trip between San Francisco
respective directions across the American continent
And thus comes to Essex another distinction for
reliability and endurance.
Except for one airplane record, these two Essex
cars have crossed the continent in less time than
ever recorded by any travelling machine The fast
est time possible between San Francisco and New
York by train is slightly less than the time taken by
the light weight economical Essex. But in the
Of the railroad train, many different locomotives
used each pulling the train only few hundred miles.
From Cheyenne to Omaha the route taken by the
Essex 43 miles longer thanthe 550-mie route Of
the famous Overland Limited, yet the Essex time
but hour longer than theexpress train time.
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A Freedom PARTY

To the Editor Of Womam'S Page:
Dear Madam am young lady
l"enty-one years of age. | am plan
ning 10 give a freedom party In the
near future and | am in doubt what to
give as farors. also as to what 7 should
use for decorations and how TO place
them. so have come to you for advice,
Just TWENTY-ONE
For favorS use the small pleated
drinking cups Of paper, and cover them
with yellow Grape paper. frilling them
out into ruffies at the top. and filing
them with candy Around the sides
paste tiny white Liberty bells with the
cracked side out. You can easily make
these yourself at home
In the center Of the rerreshment table
have doll, preferably a kewpe dressed
AZ the Statue of Liberty. Hang an cleo
trio f1ashlight from the chandelier, pIac-
ing II so that the dolls upraised hand
just seems to be holding it. One of the
large rcd Christmas bells that are sold
now would make n good foundation for
Liberty bell Of brown paper to hang In
the doorway or just above where you
will stand to greet your guests. The
rest Of your decorations may be yellow
and white Chrysanthemums in bowls
yellow and white shades of crepe paper
on various chandeliers and side lights.