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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
MINISTERS NOT TO
RECONSIDER ACTION

40 reconsideration ~ the resolution
"rrrding the use of the Irving school
building. which was presented 20 the
prri ~ education ny the ministerial
li'nncc. is meli,lici. 70 far as ! know.
ssii Rev J. Frank Roach. Wedncsday
We have been mi-reprcsenicd.
The alliance never presented reso.
houYn dijecfrd against the knleh,s OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

~. sgs.see.e sssl,!ast sss.ss...
the opening q 's1Sy's sssssoa.
Assemblymaa lsvts 4 cuilives toot
.sceptiea 10 . eeatsmsql iasued iss,
night by Asscmblyman Maurice tnoch
and william T. EvaRs. after the prose
cutioa had closed ne case. n vAieh ths
two members of the tribunal AeelAre1 I,
would not surprise them 10 80 Q N :.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

tptiiy report rssoamspAing tho So
seating a the nvs men % trial"
Mr. CULVER attacked II ~ 'sn on
prsssiea u " psrssst Amsrtoanisatioa
not 100 percent"
Before todays session oI-nsd with
reading by the defense Of excerpts from
1ocum, ntsry evidence alfsAdy Intro.
duecd ny IN. prosecution. Heymour
at~dmnn. directing the socialists cssv,
stated hs would ASK for an adjournment
this afternoon until next Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
noe MEN DISCUSS
STATE OounlSS SSl0n

The Jurisdiction Of the stata corpora
tion commission IN matters pertaining
20 the sale and distribution OF ice was
the subject 4 'cusscd nj the meeting Of
Che state Ice auuiacturers' convention
IN the Sklryin l. tel Wclnesday II vas
declared the ma utlcturc OF Ice IL not
p public service I 's'n-ss under the law
eut the na,ut, II 10 business "a ~ h
commission.
II was declared the 1r,ce of ice must
o. up. though man 'actufera we're
warned by speakers not 10 raise II too
much.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
nlo,.spol. Flour Drop, Again.

mNNEAPOLls. FsN ll-For hr
second time within week nour drnu
ped 20 cents hhrrc' ut The make
here today. Tho decline II ptu.but'd
10 the uncertain and ot'aiic vines
situation. STANDARD flour IN 9S-pound
cotton SACKS was quoted N u %
barrel. one dollar love. han week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

During influenza epidemies sprsy
the nose and throat several tines .
day with one part Wizard Ol and
two parts water. using an atomiser.
II you haven't an stomiser, gsrsle
the throat and snuh the mixture up
the nose. This treatment sets up an
sntiseptic wall Of defense agains,
Flu" terma
Chest colds and sore throat lead
% grip Stop them q once with
Wisard Oh before they can develop
into dangerous influenza.
Get h from druggists for Ne. II
not satisfied. return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever eonstipated or have siek head.
sche' Just Try Wizard Liver Whips.
pleasant little pink pills. 50c q drug
sists. Cuasastsed.
(Advestisement)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
CITY CHLORINE WILL
COST MUCH LESS NOW

II the average nsa could lie on
chlorine he wouldn't be howling I9out
ths high ccst Of living.
According to Joe Patterson. commits
eloner Of public property, the water de-
partment win get its chlorine this ear
Dee u lees . hundred pounds than las
vsas. The price IL now 81 n hundred
ana the department has ordered 5000
pounds for filtration purposes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
mn DlsoUSsES
AamoRY QUESTION

The matter of aiding In obtainins a
suitable Afmory for the Oklahoma ~
un.ts Of The National Guard Wts laten
W Of the meeting Oi the executive
committee Of the Chamber ~ Com.
msrce. held WedneAlay ~ NOM Tho
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

::;i'::s 5: &; ;':::;::. :::.' !: @'s @:'sHC'-M
Manager chatsS Y MN eee4
Governor Roberisou NJ yeeeqon
ssklna n the ohssshsf 49, ~
nss -innrs IN ssrwsteG ~
Ialis leit,r ~ss tsisfVsl 4
,lensrai Charles y Wsvvs0. w.
dsy morning. Hal rs-siveA Z ~ L
tom psfsil Astira that ~ HY
cp.op'rsis With him IN ssose'e1
armofy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

Americas flrpt cotton expectation
wac made In ITS. II consisted Of one
~ Of cotton consigned from CHARLES
ton. 8. G.. TO London England dear
born independent.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
ASSEnnY nEl0uo
MARKED DY CLASHES

ALBANY. ~ v. Feb. ii.--Anothcr
dl.srnsion among members ~ tho as
nrWhly judiciary committee trying the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

Columbus Our resolution was prc.'Ni-
tpted rv ,tN proposll t'nt No. my'i'rr
should he used Tor the knlgh's o'
Columbus srhoot "
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-02
CMCUENTA MIL
CAMPESINOS NO
TENDRAN TRABAJO
Grave peligro en- la
Laguna
ST no Sc siembran las tierras
de algodon luego, la ruina u.
economical de la comar-
ca sera inevitable

TQRREON. Coah. Febrero 81
Nunca, como ahora: de algunos ano;
IL Ia fecha. la situacion de los agricui
torres ha sido tan de~sesperante. Es.
tan colocados ante la pavorosa perS'
pectiva de no poder sembTar nj una
pulgafa de terreno. a u de que
les fcrrocarriles no les han traido III
caro- lie bisulfuro de carbon que ST
halla en- Laredo, dasde hace mas de
IN mes. V que Sc necesita con ur-
eencia para Ia desinfeccion dc la Sc,
miila. sin cuya nedida Nc Sc les per,
mite svnfbtar, porque Sc CaNaria t0dl
Ia ccrarca de Il a1er ruiuosa y
II asceadental.
Los agricultores han gastado mas
de trescientos pesos Ell telegramas i
Ia Direction General Ge las Lineas
Nacionalcs, con ell objeto de que Guam
to antes venga Ell caro- de bisulfurn,
no habiendo obtenido hasta Ia iecha
resultado sa~tisfactorio alguno. 81
csc CAIRO no l!ega en- dos o tres dias.
no podrdn sembrarse Ia ~tierTas, "se
~paSaran" Y la ruina economical de la
comarca sera inevitable. seGun cl de-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-02
.LANZARON MUERAS
Al GOBIERHO LOS
OBREROS DE PUEBLA
Manifestation bolsheviki
Y iunto con los mueras,
Ianzaron vivas a la Russia
Libre" frente al palacio

PUEBLA. Febrero 26.-Ayer 4
mediodia Sc conmovio profundamen,
re Ia ciudad con motive de una impo-
nente manifestation integrada por
'varios miles de CbreroS. manifestation
que mas bien tuvo Ell caracter de boil
sheviki 81 sc tiene en cuenta cue
muchos de los manifestantes lama,
ron critics de Viva Russia libre! A
dennis dc los obreros de las fahricas
de aqui, vinieron :. eng"osar dicha
manifestation trabajadores de TlaT-
Gala. San Martin Y dc algunos otros
centres.
Fl cbieto &c Ia manifestation fue
eI de protestar contra el encarcela-
miento de los directories Gel SangrisI
10 motin Ge San Juan de Amatlan.
Que tuvo que scr Sofocado per las
fuerzaS militares ,cn vista de ST. serie.
dad. pues los obrercs le habian pues-
tc fucgo a los departamentos de te-
lares de eSa factcria.
Les obraro< mamifestaDtes desfila-
ron por las pr~intipaleS GALES angelo
politanas. yendose a estacionar frente
ri p)alacio de gobie,nC. donde preten
dieron que Ell gobernador Cabrera les
hablara. pero el furcionario OPTIC por
no asomarse nj :. las ventanas. teme-
ycSo lie algEu atentaGo.
Los obrero$. en- vista de este silen,
GO de Cabrera, larzaron mueras al
gcbierno Y vivas a In Russia libre' y.
en- general. l~anzarcn eNclamaciones
su5ersivas con el fin de disponer los
animos q IN atentado, pues trataban
de sacar per IA fuerza, de la p~eniten-
= los companeroS presses, a 10
que al fin NO Sc acrevieron. concre.
tandoSe a pedir Ia libertad.
Coz este motive 81 habla va de IN
ISro general ~ ,oGnS ;cS cnntros IA
briles del EstaGo. Dues los industrial
les e<tan este vez verdaderamenOe a.
Iarmadcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-02

cir dc los hombres de negocios de cs.
Ia ciudad.
Con este motiro nay ell peligro de
que mas de cincuenta mil campesinos
queden sin trabajo V en- la mas es-
pantoSa miseria. Este heclIo tendra
omo consequence ei paro general de
la industrial de tejidos de la Republi-
ca. para IA que no habra materia pri
ma, Y en- final de cuentas. ~quedaran
tembien sin trabajo los setenta u
cchento nj obreros de nilados Y te-
iidos de todas las fabricas ~nacionales
La Secretaria de Agriculture. 81
Departamento de Trabajo de Fomen-
to y Ia citada Direction de las Ii
meas de5en hallarse inundadas de to-
legra!nas Que sc les han ienviado So
bre ell particular zero. 4 paSar de tcdo
NADIA Sc ha ~consecuido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-02
Es muy critica la
sifuaci6n pofftica y
economical de Tabasco

VERACRUZ, Febrero 2S.-En el
rapor nacional "Jalisco" lego a es-
te puerto. procedente de Villahermosa
capital del Esta6o de Tabasco, el Sc
Tor Ceferino Noriega, 4ue desempe'
ia en- esa ciudad ell cargo de admins
Itrador del Timbre. Interrogado POI
los diaries ~jarochos informo que IL
situaci6n ALA es delicada por Ia can
tidad de alzados, a quienes no han Pc
dido exterminar todavia las fuerzas
del gobierno. Con rsspecto n Ia situa
cion financiera dijo que Sc estan pa
sando muchas penas por IL falta he
cambio, agregando que estaS peras :
dificultades no Sc acabaran con Ia lie
gada de los "Vales", porque va de an,
temano TODD Ell mundo ha dicho que
no los recibira.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-02

Sucno. rs victima del lctargc IN f.
r~rccarrilero que vive por Ia Gale de
Pc!firio Dlaz Y que lleva va varios
flas de cStar profundamente dormi,
DC.
SAN LUIS POTOSI. Febrero y.
-Integrada por excelentes elementos
y llevando TODD 10 necesario. <alij de-
"sta c;uGad rumbo 4 Soledad Diaz
Gut!errez una brigada sanitaria uue
va con q objeto &c hacer campana
contra Ia enfermedad de Influenza
Espanola u apareci6 en- aQuella DO
blacion. De clio inform6 el Presi-
sldente municipal. solicitando al mis-
mo tempo Ia ayud@ de Ia h~uaianita-
ria institution de Ia Cruz Roja, a Ia
que pertenece Ia brigade que ACADIA de
salir
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-02
LA ASOCIACION LATINO
AMERICANA N
"LA PRERSA"

Hemos recibido la presente carta
que tenemos mucho gusto en- publ
ar:
Notre Dame, Ind. Febrero 10 dc
1920.
Sr. D. Ignacio E. LOzano.
Director de "La Prensa."
San Antonio, Texas
Muy estimado senior nuestro V ami
go:
Habiendose reorganiZado ia Aso,
ciacion Latino-Americana de Notre
Dame. con ohjeto de laborar por Ia
union de los paises de habia espano-
ia, de poner de relieve los meritos )
virtudes dc nuestros pueb,os, Y de
desvirtuar, hasta donde este en- rIes-
ira posibilidad. las falsas cspccies
que Sc prOpalan en- los EstadoS Uni
dos acerca del estado de civilization
en- que sc hailan las n~aciones hisp&-
no-americanas. esa miSma Association
So honra Ell ~presentar a listed un vO-
TO de simpatia. como director iel pri-
mer periodico en- esuanoI que Sc pu-
blica en- Ia Union Americana. V Sc
complace en- communicable 81 GcseU de
cooperar al desarrollo ' propaganda
de nuestro bello idioma. como primer
paso SECURE de solidaridad com'incr-
tai.
Sirvase listed. pues. accptar para
81, Y hacerla extensive a los MEM
bros todos de Ia redacci6n de 81 i'm
portantantisimo diario. Ia expression
de nuestra simpatia, Y tenernoS CO.
mo Sus afectisimos Y SECURES servido-
res que esperan de listed aiEunas fra
ses de aliento Y de carino.
Respetuosamente,
Alfonso Anaya. preSidente. Rey de
Castro. Secretario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-02
Los jefes miIitares
de Huatusco estafan
q los concentrates

FERACRUZ. Febrero 2S.-El senior
4. Rasas, c0:nerciante establecido eI
81 pueblo de Huatusco. de este Es-
tado. Sc quejo ante las autoridade.
militares contra el jefe dc las arrnas
de esa plaza, capitan P;nfilo Nunez.
quien lie estate en- Ia suma de mil ochr
cientos pesos en- mercancias y sumas
en- effective, Ell combination con Juan
Gomez, teniente de Ia misma guarni-
ci5n. Ell hecho qued6 c~omprobado Y
las autoridades militares ordenaroh
Sc abriera Ia averiguaci6n correspon-
diente. con Ia que queio comprobad1
ell delito Ge los militares aludidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-02
DR. HAN 4. ADMISSION

DIR. JUAN x. -tbNIOoON
G-aduaIo en- uno de ios mas antisnos : D.orss Cow
c;os MEIcos 81 America, en- il New York Post Graduate
school: C;radrsGc en- Farmaeia en- Ia "Potcinca &c
Nueva York".-Pes-e certificates del "Charinston Cross
lfosni.,l" d. Innd-cs, laSlaterrs: Hospital General de Re-
I'm. Alcman.s; Hospital d Ia Universidad. Paris. Frsrcia.
T,,n. N,-ncia conforme n q Ley para p.acicSr heoiciaa
Fs-masia en eue : otrcs Fstados. Experiences en- los
FosDitsIcs de los Estados unidcs, Iaglaterra, F-sncla ,
S!rm-nia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-02
PARA LAS MADRlNAS DE
BODAS

FL modelo inserto i!ustra un bonl-
to vestido para Dana de Honor o
Madrina de Boda, que puede confec-
cionarse o organdi blanco Y enca-
ie o bien con Crepe Georgette color
de carne Y e~ncaje. sobre II falda
de funda de charmeuse color De TO-
ss. Bandas de encaje blaNco alderman
la blusa que Sc sbrocha hacla abaJo
nor la espalda. 81 ell material esco-
gido para Ell vestido eS ei organdi, las
bandas de c~ncaje pueden n rlbetea-
das con tiras finas de organdia lIge-
rameute e~ncarrujadas. La manga cor
IA alro ahucvada, es una rcapari-
cion de una antigua moda, Ell estre-
cho puno de Ia manga de oTgaHdi enA
carrujado, lleva un ribete de enceJe
de Falenciennes.
La sobre falda de organdi. va
iguslmente encarrujada en Ia Inca
de Ia cintura Y en- Ia parIe media Y
baia. l!evg anchas bandas dc encaje
= orgendi. e. cinto est4 cOnfecciona-
co con una banda de satin charEneuse
color de rosa Y espliego Y Sc ara
DOT detras en- IN gran lazo. Ell SON
brero de islda ancha, eS de paja rosa,
con n guirralda flores color de ro-
"a, amarillas Y azules Y de Ia orilla
de Ia fslde, cae IN olan dc sncaie
plegsdo, no muy sncho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-02
INFLUENZA ] NAL DE
SUENO EN- MONTERREY
La epidemic de la 'flu" Sc
desnrrolla tcmbien Ell al
gunos pobIaciones del
Estado de San Luis
P0toSl.

MONTEREY. Febr""o 2o.-E!
Conseio de Salubridad del Estado. p
forma que n pelierosa enfer?nedad
de Influenza ha a~parecidO "a CT e>ta
ciudad. seCun Fudo comprobarse Ell
IN case precise Ell Il que el enferrno
f~allec;6 arrojando sangre pOr boca J
narices. Cen este motive sc estan to-
mando todas las precauc!ones que Sc
pueden para evitar que Ia enfcrmedaG
tome caraccer epidemicO.
Entire otraS redidas 81 tom&ra n
de hacer L. desinfeccion de los trenes
que llegan 4 ID cjudad ~procedentes dc
los lugarcs donde SC ha Gesarrollado
Ia tcmiblc e~rfcrmedad.
Sc ma ~presentado tamb:en otro ca
50 de c~ncefali;IS le@arEica o nal de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-02
Tai la pregunta, tai resPuesta.

Preguato un provisor 4 un ordc-
nado:
-iCuanto pesa Ia Humankind de
Cristo?
-iMe da V. s. tempo para con-
testar a esa pregunts?-dijo el estu-
dante.
-iY para que necesita listed cl
tiempo?-repuso 'el provisor
Para informarme de jose ' Nj
codemus, que, habiendo sido los que
lie bajaron de Ia cruz, son tambien
los 'unicos que preden saberlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-02
FALLECIMIENTO

LAREDO. Texas. Mario Io.-EI
viernes a las c!nco de la tarde. falle,
clio en- esta ciudad e. niio FaIentir
Eduardo Sanche:, : Ia edad dc cinco
amos. Seis reseS. hijo del seFoy
Eduardo T. SANCHEZ ' DE- ia seEora
Aurora H. de Sanchez. Sus func-
raleS sc efectuaron el sabado Z las
cuatro de ia tarLe. habiendc csiad2
muy concurridns.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-02

Para libros en- espaiol dirijas.
listed a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano.
is n. Sta. Rosa. Ave, San Antonio
Texas.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-18
Hallowe' en- Frolic
To Be Gipen Tuesday.N Night

The Christian Endeayor society of
the First Presbyterian church will
hold it's annual Halloween social in
the lower auditorium of the church
on Tuesday evening, beginning at 1880
o'clock. The affair promises to be a
merry one and anyone interested has
been extended an invitation. Games
and stunts appropriate for Halloween
are being arranged and there, is to be
a program.
A trio composed of Miss Thelma
Bonnet, pianist; Ralph Leigh, violin
list, and Stewart Burgh. baritone, will
give a number of selections and
there will also be numbers by The
American Legion Quartet" Other
contributions are being anticipated
from Miss Minnie johnson, reader,
and Mr.. Beversee, who is to give
"Reminiscences" Adolph Illestad,
slight-of-hand performer, has some
thing novel-to offer in the way of en-
tertainment and Clarence E.. link will
give a group of vocal numbers.
Refreshments will be served at the
close of the evening by a committee
of young people from the society.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-18

The, second Of q series Of informal
DANCES which have beer announced
on the knights of Columbus social
calendar for the year will be given
tonight in the x. C. hall. Emard's
orchestra will play the
dance program between the hours OF
8 aAd IL o'clock and a cordial invita-
ton has been extended to members
and friends of the lodge. to attend.
The entertainment commtttee in
charge of the affair includes Messrs.
Frank Rorke. Frank LaBine, Cecil
Williams, Haroldt Franklin, Percy
Wilder, Ralph Carney and Edward
Ketter.
Miss Camilla Hofto and Mrs. Vim
cent Chase have issued invitations for
an affair to be given in Miss Hofto's
home on Tuesday evening complt-
menting Miss Mildred Getchell, BRIDE
elect. Miss GetcheN's marriage to
Raymond Joseph Miner takes place
October ~.
Miss winnifred wy : of Mime
apolis, Student secretary for the
North Central Field of the Y. w. c.
A. who is in Grand Forks inspecting
the local association. was a dinner
guest at the Delta Zeta house on Sun
day.
Phi Delta Theta fraternity iheld
"open house" on Sunday afternoon at
the fraternity house, University Place.
Hours were from 3 to S O'Clock and
the affair was informal. Musical
numbers were given by the fraternity
orchestra, comprising Donald ' Stub
bins and Archie and Cameron Nc
Quarrie and Clarence O'Connor,
tenor, made several pleasing vocal
contributions. Light refreshments
There were forty couples.
A bridge-luncheon, complimenting
Mrs. Rand Smith and Mrs. l.. P. Col
born. who are leaving soon to spend
the winter in California, was given
today in the home of Mrs. E. s
L'Esperance, 1923 Chestnut street
Guests included members of the Mon.
day club, and Mrs. Frank Carnathar
of Portland, Ore, who is Mrs. E. j
Densmore's guest. The luncheon was
served at / O'Clock, autumn effects
holding prominence, and assisting tho
hostess were Mrs. George H. Wilde,
and Mrs. D. F. Sinclair. There were
COVSIS LII A"ClNC. EoAAS WIG LIAM
luncheon, bridge was the diversion.
X X X
Miss Thelma Gunderson, a student
at the university visited over SUNDAY
with her parents at Aneta, N. D., re
turning to Grand Forks Sunday: eve
ming.
In the home of Rev. and Mrs. W
j. Horner, l116 Belmont avenue, oc'
Cured the marriage Of Miss Laura
Norman, daughter pf Mr.. and Mrs. J
N. Norman. and John J. Sproule o.
Cavalier. Mr.. Sproule and his bride
left by motor for Hensel where they
will make their home. Compli'
menting Mrs. Sproule a shower wa.
given on Friday evening in the home
Of Mrs. w. H. Ross. "a North Sci.
| enth street. There were 81 guests.
\ X X
Miss E~vangeline Burns, who spen
the week end in the city as the CUES
of her sister, Miss Margaret Burns
Davis Hall, university, has returned
to Lakota, where she is teaching
school this year. Last year Mis-
Burns was an instructor in the Eas
4 Grand Folks high school.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-18

DR.. d. Z. Stanton returned to his
home in Beinidji,r Sunday, after visit
ing over the, week end with his SOM
in-law> and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Mayne Stanton, Fenton venue Mrs.
Stanton, who accompanied DIR. STAN
ton to Grand Forks on Saturday eve
ming, will remain with her daughter
for a longer visit.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-18

Eldon Hanson, North Sixth street,
returned to Grand Forks Saturday
evening from Enderlin. N. D. where
he was called by the /, serious illness
and death Of his, father. He II -
student at the University Law school.
X \ It
Mrs. e. Y. Sarles and daughter,
Miss Eleanor Sarles OF Eillsboro, N.
D., visited in Grand Forks ove the
week end with friends.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-18

The second. Of a series of dancing
parties whielfthe Elks have arranged
for the coming a has been n
nounced by the Elks comncdttee on
social affairs to take place on Dhurs-
day evening, october FL in the club
rooms. This event will be informal.
There will be dancing between the
hours 9 and IL o'clock and Emard's
orchestra has been selected to play
the program Of the evening.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Emery DeRushia
(Gertrude Germany. accompanied by
Mr.. ard Mrs. Clyde Petrie' of Bemidji.
Mimi. motored in to Grand Forks
Sunday for a brief visit at the home
Of Mrs. DeRushia's mother, Mrs.
Peter German. Herald apartments.
The pany returned to Bemidji today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-18
or INTEREST," WOMEN
Items for publication in the
women's department of the morn

women's department of the morn
Ing edition of The Herald here
after must be In this Office by 3
O'Clock p. M, else they will have
To he held until the following day.
1t has been necessary to make
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-18
To Attend Annual
Missionary Meet

Representing the state Of North Da-
kota, Mrs. ]. 6. Moore of Grand Forks
and Mrs. F. W. Heidel of Valley City
will leave Tuesday evening for st.
Paul to attend the annual national
meeting of the managersSof the Wom-
ems Home Missionary of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church,> which takes
place IN that city October 20 to 81.
Mrs. Moore, president Of the North
Dakota society, and Mrs. Heidel, state
corresponding secretary. with Mrs S.
Paige johnson, who will represent the
Grand Forks auxiliary of the society,
will probably be the only representa-
tives from his. state.
Because Of the nearness of the con-
vention this year.. it is possible for
local delegates to attend for the first
time in several years. Every state in
the union, it is expected. will be rep
resented and there will be many
prominently identified Home Mission
airy speakers or the convention pro-
gram
Mrs. Wilbur Thirkield of Cam
bridge, Mass, president of the ma
tional Home Missionary society. will
occupy the chair for the St. Paul con-
vention. Quite a number of business
matters will be taken UP at the meet
ing relative to the extension work
which the society Is carrying on
among hetforeigners in this country,
as we'll as the poor whites and negroes
here. and there are to be reports from
mission workers on their activities
since the last annual meeting.
The Women's Catholic Order OF
Foresters will hold a meeting on
Tuesday evening in the knights OF
Columbus hall. There will be initia-
tory services the fore part of the eve
ming and his. will be followed by
cards and a luncheon service. All
members of the society are invited.
X X X
Bethesda branch No. ! will meet
on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock al
The home of Mrs. @. D.. Hanson. 1l6
Vernon avenue. A short business
meeting will be FOLLOWED by a social
hour and refreshments" All mem
bers arc invited to the meeting.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-18

Miss Evangeline Burns, who spent
the week end in the city as the guest
of her sister, Miss Margaret Burns.
Davis Hall, university, has returned
to Lakota, where she is teaching
school this year. Last year Miss
Burns was an instructor in the East
Grand Folks high school.