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The Washington times., 1920-04-25
Spring Festival Of
Neighborhood House
!, Weeks Music Euent
Tysss BY J. MacBs

This week brings short pause TO things musical with
the single exception of the outdoor Spring Festival OF
Neighborhood House. unique and picturesque community
fete takes place street. in garden and within the
building of this settlement house southwest Washington
The Washington times., 1920-04-25
Nrx. pyrres To Entertain Club.

Mrs. Eugene Byrnes has sent out
invitations for Saturday, May /, at 5
o'clock, to meet the active members
OF the Friaay Morning Music Club.
She will entertain al her home on
Leroy place.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-29
GET SLOAN'S FOR
 YOUR PAIN RELIEF
Just one trial cunvinCcs you SJoan's liuimcnI helps drive away
 rheumatic fwin9es

TIii enduyc pain when yorI kno" " sIoan's Iinjmcnt will relieve it
 pIt.npti>' It couldn't remain tke WurIcl's G.ini,ne ert for R years If J. wasn't highly beneficial in relieving rheumatic ac!cs, stjf joints, s'aIe muscles, lurbaso, neuralgia. strains bruises. c>pJsutr to weather results.
 Pcne:rG,cS 1.:!aoh rnb6trg, leaving no stained skin. ,logecd pores, raussl- ness. A pain and arI'e llnln0cnt that stands aIonr Il. doing what 1t IS meant to dv. Get a bottle today and Ercp # handy All ,druegists. Three sizes ISr rN.. Si IG
New Britain herald., 1920-01-29
BELMONT BURGLARS ONLY AFTER LIQUOR
Disdain Other NaIuabIes to Rob Wine tcItar-SiINcr stolen at Parker
 Country House.

NcW. York. Jan. %. Two thieves who entered the country home of August Belmont at Hampstead. l.. l.. Wednesday night by forcing front window. disrcSar,Jcd many valua l,le articles. but mad" their way To the wine cellar and walked off with a considerable amount of liquor.
 Mrs. Thomas TNdcman. the house. keeper. thought she heard a noise in the cellar. but attributed il to the wind. \ short time later the w;ttch- man asked her ir shc had heard any sounds. After calling the police. who surrounded tho house. q search was made of 1hc premises. The polio" found tracks of two men in the SHOW.
 It is thought that the same pair later visited tho home of C. Lt Par ler. at No. 10? Ninth street Garden City, Mr. Parker is in Europe, so the burglars had plenty Of time |" ranSark lhc residences. TheN found no Ij'luor. although the ulanncr in which they overturned things in inc cellar indicated they had made dili- gent search for il. They took silver warc valued at $2.o00.
 Many wealthy residents of Nassau county are reinforcing their wine eel lars with heavy oak tim bcrS. Hem D. stead carpenters have construct cd secret rooms in many houses for the Storasc of liquor. while SilNerWa re remains comparatively unprotected.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-29

various times there have been calls For convention by the various states for various reforms which have since been accom- plished. But the call stands. the vets say. and is matter of official record. and when the number of States that have made calls makes three-fo urths Of the States. the convention will have tn be held.
 Senator Eppler has written tn Washington for list of States hav- inS made the call. Those urging the passage of the legislation submitted by him say there are twentN-nine. IT this is so. only seven more States would have to join in the conNcu-
New Britain herald., 1920-01-29
BIG ULCER ALL HEALED
Now Can Walk" Says NJ
 SOuthcOtl of Medina.


 ''IIcrc is another letter. that makes nc happy" says Peterson. of Buffalo. "One thai I would rather have than thousand doIlars.'
 . Money isn't everything in this world. There is many a big hearted rich man who would give all he has on earth to be ablc to produce a remedy with such mighty healing power as pctcrson's Ointment to sell at all druggists for 5 cents q large hov.'
 Ecad this letter. writteen February if. 1918. hy Mrs. Albert SoUlhrou of Medina, x. Y. IL seems like t mir ablc. but il is truc. every word of it..
 know it hecaIsc set similar let ters almost every day iron, people who have used InN ointment for "ld cores. cczcul4 ,tnd piles.
 la It any WuIt CT au NnOp:
 Peterson o5ntmcnt '".. I1"., Erf- falp. ,5. Y.
 Oear :S!ls-.
 .'I was a. uulpId sufferer from an old ruu!iuG ~orc and ulcers ! tried most e,cI'ytD!IG without any relief from Ja.n. \ friend toid me Of your HoaGC"il1 u'ntTJc7t and inc first box '~,ph away the pain Ina had not left r1r before in years. aud after using iue'. uirc dollars. worth of lue sohe "ii cured. The ulcer was inche; hy 0 L." inches. IS all healed and can walk. NeNn". never will |, hc without Petersen g HGain.
 'You may use this to recommend rour ointment il you wish. I cannoj say enough To pra ieo it. Your truly, A!rs. Albert S'outhcott. Medina \. Y. Mail orders filled by Peterson Ointncnf Co. Inr., 8nafa'o. N. Y.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-29

Thomas D. Wood of Teachers college New I ork.
 Spca king before a teachers confer cncc in BclNidcre. x. J.. yesterday Dr, Wood cited figures based on d survey of a00.o00 children to support his contention. The figures showed coun- rtrN children 10 lead city children in teeth defects. affected tonsils. ade holds. malnutrition and brea thing de fleets.
 Ignorance. prejudice and lack of health supervision" were given 10 Dr. Wood as the principal causes of poor health in the country.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-29
EXPECT STRIKE SETTLEMENT

I.unGJ Jli. ]; n. 29.-- An agreement on all the principal points at issue has been reached between the Italian cabine' and the leaders Of the strik- ing railway men. according to a Cen trai News dispatch from Rome under Wednesdays date. IL is expected 1!iat the strikers will return to work ;IImeuiately. the. nc ssu:ce added.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-29
STEAMER NOT IN D\NGER.

HaEaua. Jan. 29. -The American steamer I(' nncbcr which went .'"'oHNd at th, entrance of HaV1u3 h;trl,or shortly after midnight this morning docs not appear to hc in ;tnI iInm di;,te danger the sen bcinG com n;,ratiNcly calm. several tugs have :I"uc 10 tho steamers assistance and un effort will he n.adc to float her at flood tih'. Reports blcucnt ashore state sine iS rot irdkin4
New Britain herald., 1920-01-29
Nervous PeO1

,heuid use KALPHD and ohaerve ~
 ica1 effect in the treatment ot ne ness. insorunts. brain flag, rrr1f1 mental exiraustIoas. resyons hes' loss of memory. etc. kALEHO the brain. nerves. muscles and osoo1
 rebuitds worIvo.st nerve tissues and ii.nenaatstc 10 aif ,lreutaa workers tains ro harmful nor habrtfurnrnKl At druggists Sl co .Ref~se subsl
New Britain herald., 1920-01-29
GORDON F. HANDY,
 MURDERER, TO DIE
Goes to Death Chair Tonight
 Without Aid of Clergy

CssininG. x. Y. Jan. 22.--Gordon FawCett Ua0lp$. the 26 veal "!u. con- fessCd murderer. bans rOhUcr and train tandil WiIi >i Q the ..,lr;,th schair in Sin~ Sing prison ,.. tonight without -th' ,siu of rlrrsA if hi$ wishes are respected b,. Jor Lewis. r.. t LaWcs. warden. A request to rlhis -"n1ct 1r1> transn. it,rd to tnc Wardcn rur>I >Ili4mb, today 'y | rit'nl'rr Of she r'i,lth wttlrn
 z Thc Hor uer> ed isisoner vilo>5s ca &rcer of criu>o took him -frc m coast 10 sr UASt nnL ended .tu. TacCniH. Wash.. 4with his arr,"-t fo" Ih" .nUrdc3 Of two hank employ" durin2 q $i3.nno rob .hcry of the East Brooklyn Savings ,bauk il, Dcctnihcr, 1918. began his zIasl day ul. t1rtn with apparent ;n- sdifCrcuc, tJ his fate, FIo Setmcd aS 4cool as V her he .5tt In tl: district at tUrnr\ 5 office i0 FrpcklHu after hIs arrest aud .ccotrtcd robbery after robbery and murder after murder in .which he @Atu hc na:j rvrr implir2t~ e@. ftc par'nok heartily or a hrc;,k- fast. the \ dnds ut which he had 1"- -Ncclcd. and smoked innuplcr;tbi" ci- .c'arCttcSy
 rlai,ncd Last ..Clcat.
 !. lIaJnby c"nf;,cU lo Mpior I,awcs; Just ni.nt tb,u N' had i.ianncd to cheat tie h4ir hN comniitainc suicide in his cell tUU;,>. IIc chauBcd his miu'l. lUNr"rr h, c},us" Major L,Wcs had "trca;ed him 50 :~1uarcly and hcnn such . a"cC fcllrW,"
 AS a prcCa rtiur r"IinSt .,n attempt hy Hannby 10 cheat th, rxcrut;oner. guards are keeping an unusually ri- Gilanl watch on Hin. Attendants doub; q llanIIy cpuld hil himself. as he says hc rlornr,l. on in .'vr of his rlcctroI utior. .-
 The tanL bandit ;nd' murderer will t2o to the chair alone. as Richard liar 'rison. sentenced to dc;.tn for the
New Britain herald., 1920-01-29
ANOTHER WAY OUT
Maryland Senator Sees Chance in the National Constitution Convert ton tu Defeat Prohibition

Annapolis, Jan. 2@.-Of the various schemes proposed 10 defeat the Pro hIbltiOn Amendment. astute poli- tician see their best chance in the joint resolution introduced in the Legislature which calls for a na tiona 1 Constitutional convention to repeal the am endmen1.
 The scheme is said to be this: At
New Britain herald., 1920-01-29

murder Of Gc, rse Gri1iths in the Nnjri, crbcvhcr Walters club. in this city. was, r"pljeNcd hy Gov. smith yesterday morning. TlIc tepiievc is until March l. 10 allow counsel for Harrison to move for new trial.
 Maintains Air of Br,yado.
 As prcp@rlttons for the clectrocu- ton went forward yesterday. HamhN maintained Inc elaborate air of bra Nado that has marked him a most unuSual crimil al ever sincc he WIS brought back to Brooklyn for trial from Tacoma. Wash. after n, had "'rdo ored ,Eobert Davis. shir> ard worker with Hum he was living.
 To all outWiud appearances. i1amhr shows 10 sign of r'c,,keninS'. He las toiU 1hc wardtl, that hc means 10 die without Il tIor;>H man. The Rev. Ia iTi - CT WillHm ta-l'iu and thn Rev Dr. X. N. PotcisuI'. pfjSon Chai.lai1:s. iIaVc. talked every ,lly with Han1ijy. but he never has dIscusG",i Icliclon with them. %1
 , Elamhy Wno shot down twU help less mcn in cold blood. h;ts na,te a Ia.e-day atlc1T1pt jo pose as a hero Without say!n- 50 Outright. in tells with prison '1ici9ls. ht 17as lntinat- ch tO them that ne was not pi cscAl at the t3&l Brooklyn s;aNinGS D 'l'k nOIti- up. Us he IlrcNlouSIN confessed. and did 'ror k1l tho iNo7 bank cmplol ees.
 "If I told anNtbius. said lIa nby '"Id get sonlC one else into trouble. tor't want [" have il said I opua wl- cd or got cold feet Tho only time ever lied Was when ! wished to cover mp q pal or hield my apteCCdcntS. was in New York the day of ,hc rob- locry. and il would h" hs r1 for me 10 prutc an aljDj.
 Says >amc iN .AiIen.
 Ti!c tNcGtA A-siN year old t.inl; ban dit and 2unEl;lE now rejects the IaHlc "GoTdon F;tNt"it IlamtA.' and in si:Hs hts teal rAmc is Jay E. -\ilcU. Yesterday Major r.awcs obIaincG fer him the money he lad deposited in the prison office Lnunr inc name of Hamby. IIc refused to sicu thc name I3m3y. and Was unable 10 set tine money until i!ic Nartrn had cut con Sjderat Fl, rcd tape.
 After Major I.tNcs lad brought hin, Sc> eral pa"kaecs or r;carcFte es ITamby tuSsed them to the other dUJn.ed prISonCrH in their cells in tho death house. To cheer up the man who will Gi" today. "fickcH" Ea rri- son sho>tcd. "Wh;-''s the matter Wlll; ElambN:"'" and the res, of the mur- derers shouted lustilN. Hes all ri"ht.'
 IINntby requested Major laWcS to let Dm select his food for Inc few mC,ns before his 0calh. The walden ;s~ ~9'Nrd and h. crt,"reu nia rm34 Ia de. a portcrhouse steak, mashed potatoes, H cup nf ''real' coffee and ice crea m.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-29
DISPR0VES THEORY
Doctor shows a City Born Child Has Five Times Better thantc Than country Born Boy.

New York. Jan. 3?.-TIe poor lit- tic child" who has the misfortune to be born in city has just five times as good chance of reaching maturity as his country cousin. according 10 Dr.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-29

Besides rho ;unatlt rains ami swell in2s 3c2H's MuStarinr i~ speedily cf- i,rtiNe Tor lHDuha2o. !,,,, hayhc. nr3iriI- Is. pl"uriSN. Groni'hitiS. sore inlr.;,f. "hest colds and "li "tncS .;1nd pains HccaHSc heat cases pain 3" .amd h" cents aI druggists or lN muiI. <, r. Wells X Co.,. IcI;oy. x N
New Britain herald., 1920-01-29

ton programme to make the of one imperative.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-29

No question about clothes being higher season the only guess is how MUCH higher they will be, But that neednt trouble the who gets his clothes at sale prices NOW, he won't have to worry
New Britain herald., 1920-01-29

lIlmbN requested Major LaWcS lo let Dinl select his food for Inc few
 mCt tls )"for" his 0calh. The waJde en "s ~3'rtrd and h. crt,"reG ma rma ladr. a portcrhouse steak, mashed potatoes, Il cup rf "real" coffee and ice Crca m
New Britain herald., 1920-01-29

murder Of Gee rse Grif1iths in the Nnirkcrb rbcvher Walters club. in this city. was, r"plie\cd hy Gov. smith yesterday morning. T1te repiieve is until March T. to allow counsel for Harrison to move for new trial.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-29

That's whats going on at Connors-Halloran now. If there ever was time when man ought to take ad- vantage of sale prices it is now We could make money by carrying them till next season-but that isn't way of doing things
New Britain herald., 1920-01-29
Here IS Reliable Proof:
Your money back # # faill

Clvrk < Braincrd Co.,, John J. Me Rriarty, Druggist, W. H. Russell, Druggist and Druggists everywhere.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
Annual Dance OF Social Club Viii
Be Gala Society Event OF Week End

zlabovsizy, Julius Berg, BIN owen
lawrence James, David Zielouka.
Marcus Simon, Irwin kaufman, Rich
ard Blum. Frank Williams. william
German. Max GALLOWAY. King VIZ
liams. Milton Robinson. Leon Eotos-
Ky. saul Davis and Horace Hart.
Hot chocolate and cake were served
BY Mrs Z. Blum and Mrs =. Klein
An annual event Of the University
club IS its show dance and plans have
been for this evening IN keeping with
the other dances which have always
been delightful
r NJ shaver. the weather bureau
man. has promised the club a snow
storm and decorations are % be
elaborate and realistic.
james Graham McNary is president
OF the club and F. L. Mulberry IS
secretary. The dance is for members
81
A New Year school and dance WI
be given BY Temple Mount Sinai 81
the community han gymnasium SAT-
urday evening SPECIAL musk, en-
tertaiument and refreshuenrs have
been provided
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
HAS NO EQUAL
MRSM.W.DAVIS
Wichita woman Says Tanlac
has entirely freed her 81
chronic indigestion.

Il have gotten more real relief from
a Few bottles Of Tanlac than from all
the medicines have taken in TIE past
four years put together" said Mrs.
Minnie ~. Davis, sos New York Ave.
wichita, kan.
Ny trouble was chronic induces
ton, which seemed to undermine my
whole health and Il was almost all Il
could do TO keep from giving up and
becoming bedridden. As Il vas, 7
Just managed 70 drag myself about
the house Ny nerves were shattered
and good nights rest was a stranger
TO me.
"a wonderful change came over ne
soon after I started on Tanlac. It
wasn't long before ] was eating
heartily and never having q touch OF
indigestion Ny nerves are normal
once more and I sleep as peacefully
as I did years ago before my troubles
began
-Tanlac. IN nay opinion. is q medi-
cine without an equal, and II every
body could know 70 like I do there
wouldn't be so many people complain
ing about their health
Tanlac Is sold in FL Paso by Cordell
Drug CO.. in Fort ancock by Fort
Hancock General Mdse. Co. and in
Fabens by Fabens Drug Co, and all
leading druggists.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
Miss Paula Krupp, Home from College,
Guest OF Honor At Pretty Luncheon


MISS PAULA KRUPP a student at
lNl wellesley college, Is home 70
spend the holidays with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Haymon Krupp,
vas honor guest today Ct pretty
iunscheon given By Mss Miriam 90
were utilised IN the decorations and
covers were piaeed FOR sixteen guests.
Mise Krupp VIII leave Saturday 20
return 70 college.
AIrs- William z loose entertained
a group Of Intimate friends with q
luncheon at her suite in the Knicksr-
booker apartments on Wednesday A
luncheon clcth OF madeira embroidery
covered the table and pink sweet
pees and roses centered i Pink
candles burned IN crystal holders and
corrections and other dainty appoint
nent5 we're IN che rose color tints-
One CT ths prettisst OF the holiday
STAIRS was a tea given on Wednes-
and her daughter. 1frs. John ". Tap
pan A the Taur1n home on North
Kansas street, Kern Place q Christ
mas atmosphere was given the recep-
ton rooms By the use Of Californis.
holly polnsettas ana silver leaf pine
and EalaE leaves from South Carolina
a silver basket OF fruits conferred
tie table In the dining room for a
tea serves while the table lu the
breakfast room was decorated siul-
larry with japanese parasol entWined
with EalaE leaves which canopied the
table
The house part yasslsting lfrs. wen
ana hirs- IappaH with the hospitality
OF the afternoon included. Mesdames
kred norton Branch Craige. Herbert
p, tlelds Willam p Brown. Harris
Halthall, r I. Fancy, r. =. Mosson-
laird, George Le Baron, Howard Wal
drons Olga Eohlbergs Dan White.
George Cole, Misses Louise Hopper.
Chnrlotte and Margaret Ormsbee.
Margaret and Thula Hardie. Forrest
Mosson and Edith Anne Walthau re-
ceired the cards OF the callers who
murdered two hundred.
= 8
Mr.. and Mrs. ". j. Blackwell en-
tertained recently with a dinner for
u guests The honor guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur L Eleiner, OF Phoe-
nix ARK Mrs. kleiner, a bride Of 2
Few months, is the former Miss Meta
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
AdIer-i-ka
Like
Magic!

Z had constipation for ten years.
After the first dose OF Adler-i-ka i
felt a change. u works like magic
ana certainly Is fine" (Signed) Mrs.
Lulu 2. Davis.
Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH upper and
lower bowel. removing foul matter
which poisoned stomach. Brings out
all sasses, relieving pressure on heart
and other organs. EXCELLENT for
gas on the stomach OF sour stomach.
Removes surprising amount Of foul.
decaying matter which YOU never
thought was in your system. Tends
90 CURE constipation and prevent
appendicitis. warner Drug CAV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
Capitol Being Prepared
For Legislafioe Session

Austin. Texas. Dec. 50.-AIthough
the thirty-seventh legislature does
not convene autI January al. prepare
lions are already being made at the
capitol for The reception Of the law
makers The house and senate cham
bers are being placed in order.
Many Of the lawmakers viii have
some difficulty in oht1ining quar-
tiers at Austin during their temporary
stay as houses are scarce and board
ing places are already taxed 70
canacftv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

Belt Dancing followed the dinner.
Among the guests was Herbert Elack-
well, a student az St Johns military
academy. DelaleId. Wis. who Is
home for the holidays.
lIr- and 1lrs- n Lewis Naquin were
hosts at a dinner TO compliment Capt.
and Mrs Oliver Nichols. who were
married a few days ago Sweet peas
were used in the decorations and
covers we're placed FOR Capt and Mrs.
Nichols. Mrs. Lee Perkins OF Boston,
slrs. J. IL Lewis, G. =. Naquin and the
3 y
Capt Echols, OF the army air serT-
ice, and his bride have gone 10 Fort
sam Houston. Mrs. Echols IS the
former Miss Marsaret- Bailey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
KAY COPPER
MINE WILL
OPEN AGAIN

Phoenix, ARK Dec 50.-Eariy in
January there Is to be resumptIon OF
operations at the Kay coppsr. prop-
ertyi near Canyon. north q Phoenix.
on the Aqua Fria river. Suspension
Tor several months past has Seen duo
to delar ln deliver ~ an rfeetric1I
hoist which now Is being installed. a
power line has been built past the
property. from Mayer 70 Phoenix. The
first work wiz 1e resuaDtldn af sink
ing on The main lhree-coh1partnne
shaft The property IS I'm charge Of
Parker Woodman for years connected
With the Copper Queen company az
Bisbee-
Contingent upon ratification By the
stockholders, permission has been Civ
en- Fl Trio Leasing company. operating
at Silver Bell. u sen $4,000 shares
o. stock at 81 a share
Work has been resumed BY the Van
Dyke Copper company OF Miami There
IS to be extensive exploration along
the ore body On the 1zz0and 1850
levels, where stations and ore pockets
have been cut The upper level IS in
easFhonetea and the lower In a chaleo-
cite zone.
Final payment has been made on
the Stargo group Of &c claims near
Morenel. ~ q FhQeniN company had
ed by GeufEe j. Stou9ran. a fund 81
$50. 900 viii be expended in better de-
velopment Of the mine. which already
has given large returns an the ship
ment OF silver ore % D1uElas. Thia
work is to be under direction OF WIu.
B. Gohring. az consulting engineer.
With M. i. HanloHi a EtockhoIder and
{ practical miner. Ia charga Plans
for a cyanide mill have been prepared
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
Art Department OF Womans Club
Meets At Exhibit and Holiday Tea

one Of the most dslightfuI meet
" inEs ever held at the Woman's
club was that o. the art. depart
mept featured with an ezhitit and
holiday tea. Wednesday afternoon.
The auditorium was elaboratelY deco
rated with a Christina. theme. Crim-
son hoods sh1ded the lights and Grim
son candles in silver holders lighted
the stage where the program was
given me stage setting being a
snow banker forest
Mrs. A. r EeEam. Chairman Of the
art department. presided al the meet-
Ing and the program was opened with
a paper written by Allison Jennings
on general ceramics and read BY
Airs. Harry WorthiEgtou.
Mrs. Helen Cooper Williams sang
Broken Pitcher" and zap DOH"
MS. r. G. Wade gave a talk. on
cloin0nne ware and showed three
beautiful pieces OF the ware brought
from abroad by Er. Wade,
Miss Grace 1Iustain gave Two clever
cornet limitations. tucluding The
Rosary" and a waltz number
rive tables Of china. both modern
and ANTIQUE. were exhibited. with a
member o. the art department pre-
siding AZ each table 20 give informal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
University Girl Students, Home For
Holidays, Are Guests At Bridge Party

PAYNE. Grace Lewis and Ratherins
Another Of the pleasant holiday az
fairs vas q buuco party given by Mr..
and MS r. r Kelly Christmas dec
oratious gave q holiday air to the
party and pie and coffee were served
al the close o. the Eame1-
EIrs- Anne Brctalrar and a. n. Har-
ryman won first prize and TO Mrs.
J. p Hencriez zen the conrclation.
Those present were.
Mr. and IrE a. u Harrylnah. M
and Mra. J. Il Smith. 1fr and Ma
g, =. Shay, Mr.. and Mrs J.. N. Kelly.
AZ and Ms J. r. EEsll. Mr. ana Ms.
". 9 Majors, Mrs..I r zcdricE. Hrs.
rloreuce Brown. Mra Annie Rrubalr-
er. G T. Shay, .. Berry ana a. Viz
den.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

IN ARIZONA
LOSE PLACES

Phoenix. Ariz.s Dec. 30.-The state
board OF education has refused to ex-
tend me Temporary certlfieatesp
neld b. some teachers who were en-
ployed to FIJI vacancies In regular
teaching staffs and has gone on rec
ord as opposed TO allowing any but
qualified teachers to act as instruc-
tors in Arizona schools.
To meet the teacher shortage, the
hoard last fall granted temporary GER
lificates 10 a number OF persons with
tha understanding that the holders
must take the regular teachers eN-
animation in December. While the ex-
animation resulted In a large number
Of failures. u was said the board be-
leved enough passing grades were
made to enable the vacancies to be
1lled during the spring term OF
school II was explained that, in ad-
dition to temporary holders OF GER
tificates, a number Of applicants who
had not been connected with the
schools took the examination and
passed.
The board also ruled that before a
pupil could be admitted to high school
On a certificate granted on vocational
work. ne must receive endorsement
fer his academic work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

Two university students AZ home
for the holidays Misses Neli and
Lola B6ss Smith. are honor
guests this afternoon at the bridge
party ct Miss Dorothy Reorden-
A golden color note IS used IN the
decorafious featured with yellow
lrysanth emums- The tally cards
also depict a yellow color motif and
eonfections, ices and cakes also re-
1lected the tints.
The guests present for the courtesy
% the Misses smith are Mrs Bryan
Wells Brown Mrs II II. BALDWIN ir-
Ms H ,. Cantrell Misses Harriet
Aeermans, Anne Harris. Florence
s-ran5 berg Narzhall. Texas FRANCES
Gnpenhelmer. Marion Caluan Mary
Caples, Jean Gilchrist. Helen Eettfar.
louise Kettler, Frances Smith. Dor8-
Thy Smith, Mary Heermans. Evelyn