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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Is the daehshund a hunting dogs
I-E.H e. II. n.-l--rn q n 8

n i the daehshund a hunting dOEf
" What is its origin c. VI. S.
A. The dachshund is a true
hound and IS used for hunting in
Europe, especially for getting foxes
and other such animals out Of holes,
as 1t is a great digger. and its pecu-
lar build enables IL TO 90 down a
relatively small hole Il has an ex-
cellent nose. and viii trail rabbits.
foxes and other game with great
tenaclty. but 20 Is little used for hunt
ing in this country because II is hard
20 train and manage, paying little at
tention to orders, ond doing as it
pleases- II the game goes to earth. It
IS almost impossible to get the dachs-
hund away until It has been dug out
This breed Is OF great antiquity, one
Of its kind being painted on an Egyp-
tan monumnt Of 1000 3 c.
q What kind Of a Eovement has
IeeIandf NJ A. s.
A. Iceland is a crown colony Of
Denmark The Danish king Is king
OF Iceland. although The government
has recognized the island as a SOW
ereiEn state Its foreign affairs are
under the control OF Denmark.
@. Is an I. O. Z. a promlsory uotef
s. s. W.
A. In England and in most OF the
United States an L o. O." IS not
treated as q promissory note because
10 contains no promise TO pay. How
ever, in some states by law or by 5u-
dicial decisions. It has been declared
a promissory note, and as such caDa-
bic OF transfer by Endorsement Ev-
erywhere It can be sued upon as an
stated, without proof Of the
oroEin OF the debt.
q What f. known aH the recent
period in geologic J. n. c.
A This is the name given to an
epoch that has elapsed since the
Many biologists now IN
clude It under the Pleistocene Pc
Rod
q What medicines are Of use in
eases OF fuberculosiss II. I. K.
A. The Public Health Service says
that no known medicine has any
tendency 70 destroy lhs germs IN the
body. The treatment consists Of build
ing up the general health OF the body
so that its own forces may overcome
he Infection
@ wish to drive into Canada for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

visit. would I have TO pay n fees
n. G. A.
a. The American Automobile asso-
citation says that you may tour
through the country for a period OF
80 days without giving bond for the
return Of the car. Merely stop at the
port Of entry and register TO secure
the necessary permit
O. How can anyone test n diamond
TO see n IL e. Eenuincf OF what ma
terials are Imitation diamonds mndef
D. E. Z.
A The geological survey says that
there IS no way that anyone except
an expert can test a diamond. Many
imitation diamonds are synthetic
white sapphlres; others are rhine
stones or other white c0lorless min
erals.
O. How should I proceed to get q
Copyright on a bookf n. J.
AsThe copyright office says that 20
obtain copyright protection on a book,
Il must be printed and published with
the copyright notice and two com
plete copies. with registration fee OF
800 and application form "A. l. be
deposited with the register OF copy
rights IN the Congressional library.
Washington D. G. Application blanks
may be obtained from the register OF
copyrights
q. What f. the latest date that
Easter has come on and how Is the
date Of Easter determined n. r. q.
A. The latest date that Easter has
fallen on since $500 was April %,
1855. Easter Is determined as the
first Sunday after the full moon afts-
the 21st Of March.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
Secrets OF The
MO0ies Re0ealed

n How do motion picture producers
~. combat moths and other insects
while taking outside night
scenesg
A. Two Hollywood. calf. men re-
Gently invented an appliance to trap
moths, bugs and other insects which
fly around the lights and cause
sporting" OF the film The machine
consists OF a wide box opening In
which IS placed a carbon arc light
and two 20Q0-Uatt lamps Back OF
these lamps is a funnel and back OF
this funnel Is a large suction ian and
n net when the insects fly toward
me light they are caught IN the sue
ton Of the fan and pulled through
the funnel 70 the net. In recent
test the machine netted 10 pounds Of
insects in one night
@ What prominent race horse was
recently starred in tTo-reel fea-
rures
A. Nan o. war. the greatest race
horse the world has ever known
O. Us Sc true that the Lee kiddies
were recently operated upuus
A Yes. Jane and Katherine re
Gently went under operations for
O. what wen known stage and
screen star absent from the movies
for several years. a. 10 return to the
silent drumnf
A. Mabel Ta1iaferro.
a What movie actress once uD-
penred IN vaudeville with her sister,
where they were known As the
Valerie siEterHg
A. Catherine Wallace. who made
her first screen appearance with Tom
Moore in Lord and Lady Algy. -
Copyright 1890, Thompson Feature
Service
who is the only aviator IN pie
lures who ever climbed into n
moving uirnllne from a stu-
licuurv Etlnd3 hes name win be
revealed and the feat viii be e1-
planned in lhls department to-
morrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
RUSH ON TO
GET ALASKA
OIL LANDS

Ketchizau, Alaska, Dec. 2S.-zdore
then 500 applications for oil land
leasing permits IN various parts Of
Alaska have been filed since the oil
land leasing measure became law
last February, according to figures
made public by the United States land
office here. The total Of the claims
covered by the applications is 690,333
acres.
Government officials who have
made an analysis OF the rush to the
oil fields say that Il IS heaviest in the
Alaska neniusular district, and It Is
predicted that many prospectors who
have been operating in other fields
win next spring move to the shore
country west Of Cook inlet More than
half Of the total number Of applica-
lions filed have been for permits In
the neight orhood Of Cold Bay. oppo-
site Kodiak Island.
Recent arrivals from Cold Bay re-
port an extension Of the movement
TO the district west OF Lske Becharof,
toward Bristol Bay, which Is said 70
be equally as promising field, If not
superior. TO the coastal areas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

FL Paso children and boosting FL Paso
for the next meeting Of the couren-
ton
Christmas eve. Sunset lodge No So
Of machfnists, celebrated their annual
election by having a smoker and egg
nog. The following officers were
elected. W Sachs, president, L. c..
Shutes, past president; H o. Dow, vice
president; W. H Kaiser, financial sec
rotary: Thos. Fentons treasurer; A F.
Gibbs, sentinel; J. J. Donnelly, Z. g.
1Iagruder, r. c. NcGregor, trustees
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
WELL
ISPRODUCING
AFTER SHOTS

Roswell. n n, Dec. 28-The Iii
rois Producers wen, one mile north
OF Lakewood in Eddy county was
shot three times and IS believed TO be
"a real producer. After each shot oil
went over the TOP Of the derrick II
is estimated that 200 feet Of oil is
standing in the hole The vel Is only
O. little over 1000 feet deep and is eI-
nected by oil men Of this section TO
he the first real oil vel in the
necos valley. It is estimated that
the wen viii produce from p TO so
barrels Of oil q day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
II Years Ago Today

TTTOBK on the county road has pro-
w Eressed far enough for rock 10
begin 70 be laid on the road
County judge Sweeney VIII 60 out
soon 20 inspect the work.
a L Nicholson, for the fast seven
years connected with E0hlberg Bros
wiz 60 into the wholesale and retail
cigar and tobacco business at 314 san
antonio street
Ur. and Mrs. Frank Paddock, g
Dresden. New York, cousins OF A e.
Putnam, spent The holidays n FL
paso-
P. p. Marion. assistant roadmaster
OF the G. E. returned from Fl Han
cock this morning
Engineer A. T. Dixon OF the South
western Is spending the holidays in
Albuquerque with his family
Prof. c. p. Putnam. city school sup
eriutendeut IS in Fort Worth attend
ing the state tsachers' convention, ex-
hibitinE samples Of work done BY the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

LUKE MeLuEE SAYS.
Any Wife can tell you that she
would have q whole hall ful OF um-
brollas IL she had all OF hers that her
Husband took down town and never
brought back.
A nan doesn't fan hopelessIy IN
love with a girl until he gets the
idea that there is no chance 10 get
her.
There may be some rapid stenog-
raphers on earth. But wen bet thai
the Recording Angel holds the record
for speed
The more children a woman has the
more she believes that she can help
them BY worrying over them
And. bull-lecTe US, a man would
have 70 20 some 70 lead a double
life on q single salary these days.
Even a tight wad is willing 20 give
two for one when he is swapping
kisses with a pretty girl
At that. we expect that the real
object OF the Sabbath Observation
zealots is TO add 513 Sundays to the
number, already on the yearly ealen-
dar-
when a ny sees a friend Topping
around IN the middle OF a sheet OF
paper Mr. Fly has to butt IN and see
what's doing. And men are just Ike
flies.
One thing we IKE about prize
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

THE young lady across the way says
she must get busy with her Christ
mas shopping, and she has an unusu-
ally long list Of reprisals to make this
year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

olh JOE MILLER CONTEST
A Milwaukee man claims that the
Oldest joke Is the one about the young
fellow who was sick and went to see
q specialist. The specialist examined
HIM and then said.
Young man youIl have TO cut out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

fight Is that when the principals
are through they are through
They do not force An encore on
you
A husband IS an animal who get
mad az the weather and takes hi
crouch out on his wife.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

A man drank some spirits OF nitre,
Then his face grew whitre and TThltre-
He started to EroWl,
Then we heard him bowls
aI'u hunt up my wife and III bitreln
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

anybody know where / put-put-put
my put-put-put-put
Captain On the next rooml All
They've got that Ford working at
lasti"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
BITS OF BYPLAY
BIZ LUKE McLUKE
Copyright, 1890. by
The Cincinnati Enquirer.

MERCYs
A REAL sweet young darling was
y Christopher Sneed.
In euss words he found no Heduc-
toni
When he got real angry the dear TEL
low Euldi
efWell, ! don't care q tinker's OBJ
atrucfi0u.1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

when they are sending out wedding
invitations. why do they say Your
presence ia requsstedF Why don't
they be honest about Il and say;
Your presents are requestedT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

John Turner Reel. OF Seattle. wash
has been appointed Moving Picture
Operator in the Names Is Names club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

THINGS TO WORRY ABOUT.
Theosphists have discovered that
your soul weighs just four and seven
sixteenths ounces. II you don't believe
il, dig up a pair Of scales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

AE DAD-1El ' EEAAL AlrUs
Dear Luke: / see that Billy Sunday
has taken g census OF Hell and finds
the following personages down there.
Noltatre, Rousseau, John Stuart Mil
Huxley. TTndeu, Tom Payne and Bob
Engersou. Why IS Il that he didn't
include Luke McLuks IN the Census2
Back Baw Boston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

All plants OF very arid soil tend 70
be thick 5ointed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

We never see ourselYes g We see
others
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
HOROSCOPE



/ JUPITER rules in benefic aspect to-
j day, according to astrology, domi-
mating all planetary direction
It Is a rule under which to buy on
speculation and 10 take unusual risks
in business. for the stars promise
good luck In trades OF every sort
while Jupiter is friendly bankers
and financiers should be especially
fortunate. There Is a forecast Of new
lines Of cooperation that may be
beneficial % business
Lawyers come under government
OF the stars today that makes for
fame and honOrs- Many viii enter
the public service within the year,
the soers declare.
Neptune today imparts TO men and
women vision in regard TO their
daily affairs, astrOlogers believe and
for this reason self analysis at the
close OF this year should be produc-
tive Of good results
stress IS to be laid on the higher
attributes OF mind and there VIII be
a general awakening to the true
ideals OF universal brotherhood. IL is
again prophesied.
Experts in al professions are 70
multiply exceedingly In 1921. II the
stars are read Alright, and many
women VIII qualify as scientists
Places OF amusement VIII come
much into public notice at this time
for there VIII be an eNtraordlnary
interest in LueaEeEa ana plays.
The west Is to be disturbed BY the
encroachment Of an organization that
has gained great power by stealth, it
is predicted.
Taxation VIII be a question more
than ever discussed in the spring
and reforms seem to be roreshad-
owed.
A union OF professional men IS
read in the position Of the stars and
this appears to be IN some way con-
nected with physicians and surgeons
The planetary rule supposed to
affect the teeth viii be less sinister
in its effects during the coming year,
but 90 win still have malefic power.
Persons whose birthdate Il is have
the augury Of happy fortune for the
year.
children born on this day viii
probably have great energy and the
ability to concentrate successfully on
any task. These subjects OF Capri
corn rise rapidly IN life.-(Copyrigh
1890. by the Mcclure Newspaper Syn
dicate)
some Of this wine. women and song
business. You are killing yourself.
@Au right. Doc" replied the young
man. 'I'll never sing again"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

Oh. VERY WELL
The sun II setting In the West.
And yet We do not fuss or frets
We know that II g for the best,
IL has no other place 10 set
Luke MeLuke.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

Cheerful idiot.
you wonder II you could What7"
asked the wise Guy.
Why, II you saw a beggar on
crutches, 7 wonder II you could say
that he has a lame excuse for beg
ging7' replied the Cheerful idiot.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

The meek shall inherit the earth"
quoted the Sage.
wen" commented the Fool, at
that's the case, I know a lot Of men
who viii never be land owners.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

The moon a. hanging In the aky,
Nobody gives a dang
because they know old Luna has
No other place 70 hang.
Hastings CNeb.) Tribune
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

Raisin Jack.
Your Wife
Your Husband
Maud
Moonshine.
Mrs. O'Leary's Cow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

some OF this wine. women ard song
business. You are killing yourself
"All right. Doc" replied the young
man. 'I'u never sing again"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

TAlITLIlR F0OT NOTES.
Yours Truly"
Respectfully"
Please Remit"
eP s."
IN. b"
Received Payment"
@'Finis."
THE SHORTEST SHORT POEM.
Rock boat.
Wooden coat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

|I-T- v
There IS a girl In Florida who win
save her future husband some money.
She holds the record for thrift She
IS wearing a gold Engagement Tooth
She needed the tooth. and, when her
fellow offered 70 buy her an engage
ment ring. she figured that she needed
the tooth more than a ring. So her in
tended paid for the tooth and they are
both happy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

No JOKEg
A. long as corn holds
Out TO grow
The stock Of liquor
won't be low
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

County Judge Sweeney VIII 90 out
soon 20 inspect the work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

TTTORK on the county road has pro-
w dressed far enough for. rock to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

This warm sleeping garment in one
piece is made Of fiat knitted wool
mixed cloth with the drop seat. Sizes
run extra large so that It gives plenty
Of room to the child and win not bind
when tossing in bed o.
Inventory Week, each $1,000 ~
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-12
SIOUX CITY NOTES.

A warm revival is being held at Ma
lone chapeI this week. Mrs. j. L. Ed
wards. an evangelist from Des MSines
is here conducting the meeting. vShe
preached two soul stirring sermons Sun
day.. Al night her text was 81 Am the
Trua Vine. Ny Father is the Husband
man. During the day fourteen souls
werc brought to Christ.
Services were largely attended at Mt.
ZION Baptist church Sunday. Sunday
evening Rev. Dowd of Alton. Ill,
perach very good sermon. The col
lection for the day amounted to $38.Ol.
The B. Y. P. II. was largely attended
apdwe had a splendid lesson. The sub
1ect was Problems of Recreation in
Cur Community Rom. 14:7, -, 10.
Mr.. Mansfield Askew, D. G. M. Of
Iowa, D. G.. L. No. 80, G. U. 0. of Odd
Fellows spent Sunday in Council Bluffs,
Iowa and Omaha, Neb.. attending to
business pertaining tothe lodge,
Mrs. Emma Curtis has returned from
Chicago. H.. and South Bend, Ind She
reports pleasant trip,
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The Campaign For Big
ger Business Goes On

In keeping with the policy inaug-
.,rated blythe American Co Operative In
vestment company at the union mass
meeting held at st. Paul A. M. p. church
on Sunday, Aug. / to educate Negroes
' e. promote and patronize their own bus
mess establishments, the second mass
meeting Of the series was held at Maple
Street Baptist church, Sunday, August
8. 5Fs (. E II
Due to some unforeseen services
which served to wear the crowd out, a
little loyal band remained to hear OF
the work. s
E. Tracy Blagburn president Of
the corporation presided and explained
the work Of the Organization: Littleton
Bowles, a director sofs the organization
spoke at length on the methods that
should be following III building q bust
ORGANIZATION esa aSd Z. 5. shelton, director
spoke, Laurence G. Jones of Piney
Woods, sfol s$&s
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ITEMS FOR MONMOUTH.

MARY n. Brown, telephone 3714.)
. Quarterly meeting was held Aug. 8
at st. James A. II. church. Presiding
Elder L. HI. Owens was present. Rev.
J. H. Garrison preached the sacramen-
tai sermon.
Mrs. Daisy l.. Mason, worthy matron
of Golden Crown chapter, Eastern Star,
has gone to Quincy to attend grand
lodge.
Miss Florence E. Brown of Waco,
Texas arrived in the city to spend the
rest Of the summer with her sister, NJ.
y. Brown and mother, Mrs. G. T..
Brown.
A grand barbecue and picnic will be
held at Norwood on the Rock Island
southern line. Aug. 26 given by Mr.. EN-
nett Loders and Mr.. James Sleet for
the benefit of st. James A. NJ. E. church
rally. .r
Mr.. George King spent Thursday in
Monmouth in the interest of the By
stander. 50.
Mrs. J. N. McCracken of Chicago is
visiting Mrs. Henry Grant and family.
Miss Mary Browns club will give a
fine entertainment and aeroplane trip
for the benefit of st. James A. M. z.
church
Miss Julia Meredith who has been
visiting in Waterloo. Iowa, spent the
week end with Mrs. M. Brown. She re-
turned to Galesburg Sunday night.
Miss Ida Holman of Galesburg at
tended quarterly meeting Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Pruitt spent Sunday with
relatives.
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MACON, MO. NEWS.

Mr.. Wilbert McCameU and Mrs. MOL
lie Greene were quietly married Tues
day last at the home of the bride.
Mrs Beatrice Saunders of Omaha,
Neb., is in the city visiting relatives.
dr. and Mrs Cora Harris entertained
their family Sunday at reunion.
The table was beautifully decorated and
s;.t in the yard under the trees. The
family consist Of twenty-five, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Harris Of Quincy, ILL.,, Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Harris and three chill
dreen of ST. Paul, Mimi; Mrs. Andrew
Haskins of Rock Island, H.; Mr.. j. E.
I:arris of Oakland, Cal; Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. J. Harris and eight children of Ma
con, Mo-; Mrs. P. H. Tyding, Miss Edna
end Lucille O. Harris, Miss G. A. Harris
and son, and Rufus Gibson and Mrs
Ellen Davis. During. the dinner, Mr.;
y. Harris rendered very beautiful
,.olo ..The Wonderful Mother @of
Nine The family departed at a very
late hour singing ''God be With You
Till We Meet Again
Mrs.f.J. r. Harris departed Wednes-
day for Fulton, Mo, viii she will visit
her mother.
Miss Matte Davis departed Sunday
FIR her ihcme in Louisiana, Mo-, after
a visit with Miss Hortense Clark.
Miss Virginia Ancell spent Wednes-
dav in Randolph Springs, also, J. T. An
cell.
DR.. J.. E. Smith spent Wednesday in
Randolph Springs, Mo.
Rev. j. w. u. Underwood has return
ed from visit at his home in Marion,
Ala.
Mrs NJ. Newsom of Hannibal, Mo-, is
visiting Mrs. II. c. Clark.
Mr.. Arthur Bell returned Tuesday
last from Salisbury Mo-, where he at
tended the state B. Y. P. U. convention:
Rev. C. Weaver of Canton, Mo, passed
through Macon Tuesday last from SAY
isbury, Mo-. where he attended the
state B. Y. p. U. convention.
Mrs. Monroe Gooding is visiting her
r1othcr, Mrs. Morgan Of Columbus, Mo.
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osCEoLA NEWS.

Mrs Hall of Des Moines, Iowa as III
the eitv taking care Of her aunt, MIS-.
Fannie Williams who is amending very
slow at this writing.
Mrs. Tyre of st. Joseph, Mo, IS III
the city visiting her husband, Mr.. tyre
while here she is the house guest or MT.
end Mrs. Edward Shealey.
Mrs. Amenda Holder left tor Des
MONIES Saturday morning on business.
she returned home Saturday night az
Tie pastor Of the osceola Circuit
sne1,t a week in Des MONIES under tne
care Of the dentist, returning nome
Saturday night for his regular SUNDAY "a
= ST. Paul A. NJ. E. church held its, reg
ular service Sunday mornlng g, !e es.'
Mark 1927; Charlton, Sunday nlgnt'
fsThe Perfect Man, &, JOB % u. il: 81 -
After serving on Ills cifenit 70 for. ;two
wears we are coming to the close q oul
conference year and 4 reel tnaI - =. .ias 3
done my duty in trying the uPl1t q
the race and humanity. We are anx-
icus to make q good report TINS year -. =.
better We are asking az 70 help =. ~
10 make this a good year for the cnnr z.
and trust that the people VINO are leh,
to Hold the church together. We WI
receive your assistance. We are ask
4, = I. pyerv member and friend to give
10 cne dollar for conference claims this
sear1 orr fourth and last quarterly
meeting for this conference year VIII
"a held at headquarters Wednesday 'i'a:
September 8.
live feast Tuesday night. Help make
The Hast quarter q record breaklng one one:
~
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Annual conference at new st. Paul A
NJ. E. church, Des Moines, Wednesday
Sent. %. We are asking everyone Z
rally to the call and ned of the gospel
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Griffin and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sheaiey mo
tored to Dies Moines Sunday, returning
home Monday evening after spending
+, the day with relatives and also attend
i ed church.
| Mr.. Lewis jackson Of Charlton, Ia,
and party Potorcd to Osceola Sunday
| ton and Osceo1a.
st. Paul A. NJ. E. church held their
annual picnic Wednesday, Aug 4 in
Dalbey Grove. Out of town guests, MI.
Wilson and family and Mrs. Tyre of
st. Joseph, Mo.
Mr. Cyrus Draden has gone to Omaha,
Neb., to be gone two or three weeks.
DR.. G. w. Brown of Kansas City, Mo-,
arand master of the q. B. f. s. ~.
T. was the guests Of honor at recep-
tion and banquet Monday evening, Aug.
9 at the Masonic hall. The color scheme
OF red, white and blue was carried out
room table, reaching across the hall,
also on the small tables scattered about.
The season 8 flowers were used, while
in the center Of the table was a pro-
fuse bunch of white smilax.
DIR. Brown was the central figure at
this table, and with 125 U. B. F. 8. M.
T. and Juvenile was served with sump-
tuous three-course repast. The wait
crs were girls of the Juvenile depart
ment: Hortense Woods, Margaret Lind
scy, Marvel Blackburn, Velenthol Nc
Cracker, Maxine Williams.
Dr., Brown left with the highest praise
I. n e., 1rxa
things.
DR.. 6. w. Brown was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Heterogeneous, 934
Fourteenth street Monday evening,
Aug. 9.
There will be no meeting this month |
for Pride of Des Moines juveniles No.
2lS on account of Mother Matrons be-
ing absent from city.-M. heterogeneous
(matron).