davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07

In from his ranch a; Crookton,
Hodg. Watson spent Wednesday in
. Gum -0u.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07

FRI Warner and Barney McClair
were risft0rs from Ohio City Wednes-
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07

Lieut.. Ralph B., Coats came in from
Chicago Saturday morning TO visit
hi sister, Mrs. Lura b. Chamberlain.
He is just back from France, being one
of the last of the men TO return from
ovCrscas
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07

Ruby Corum and Ned Williams mo-
tored down from Pitkin Wednesday 70
attend the Republican convention.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07

Ads BrassEeil Is again assistant
in tEc blacksmith shop Of Jos Nc
Deru1.t
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs Keith Andrews and
Miss Ila Andrews were in from the
ranch Friday and Saturday to attend
the Cattlemcn's ball
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07

Alfred Peliier came up from his
home in CotopaSi Wednesday and will
spend few days in town
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07

Carlton SiIls left Wednesday eve
ming for a short business trlp to Pueb-
10, on political matters.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07

The local churches are making prep
aratIon 10 observe Mothers day Sun
day, Aay =.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07

Tony DAMN went to Crested Butte
Saturday morning to spend the week
end with his folks at that place.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07

You have arms. You know how to
use them. VIII you. like slaves. use
them In defense OF your master, or
Will you use them to help your class
be free7 II the former. then you
know thar you will meet with deter.
mined resistance OF the united revoiu-
tioDary people Of East and Central
Europe, and History will be your
Judge, II the latter. then here's
hearty welcome into the ranks Of In.
ternatioual labor"
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07

After spending two weeks in town
with friends, Mrs. +. d. Stephenson
went to her home ut Doyleville Friday
evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07

Clarence Mcdonald and wife spent
Wednesday in the county seat from
Doylegi.ls
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07

Tom Noble Of Doyle and Bob Parlin
were n town Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07
x y x X X Y

In from Spencer. Frank Holt spent
Wedns ssday IN town
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07

IAe committee appointed by Cow
ef1er Shoup to investigate tie salaries
st6t@ II teachers, after Thorough IN
ingogfigation, recommended ; mimi
- 1sr trained teaehers Of $1200 per
yeR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07
USEFUL INroRMArION
U. 5. Mall

Morning mail. going west
closes at ..-...-..........9 .9:f5 A. M
Evening mail. going east
closes at 4:l5 p m.
Crested Butte mail closes. .9:i5 p. m
Rio Grande Time Table
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07

You probably would let us alone
and 60 home, II your officers would let
you But they do not intend to lei
you do 50. You are under their orders.
and they are under the orders OF ..high-
or ups" and those are under the orders
NJ "still higher ups.T etc. At the top
of the whole pile are the wealthy
capitalists who want to get their
greedy hands upon the mines and
factories, railways etc. of Russia
That Is the reason you are here to rob
workingmen and make millionnires
richer.
I'VE know that you are bound. hand
and foot ny discipline and have been
in blind ignorance OF what ypu were
doing here or why you came. The only
way that You can do the decent thing
Is by breaking the discipline that
drives ynu to this crime against your
own kind, the working class.
The war Is over. There IL 90 hon
ess reason for you to submit 70 milf
iary orders You are not fighting
German militarim' You are sub
mifting to II when you obey the com
mands Of your en- o1lcer
-You can break away. We kDo~
thaf ron can. for we did Too arr
powerful enough and nnnerous enough
70. arrest the ollcets 6rs 70 DO With
shem what ron please Or you ear.
ce0e over to N
> la
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07

ave want you TO understand thai
every country In the Notwithstanding
your own-can become socialistIc
state. workmen's country. II only II
follows the Russian example Every
nation in the world--includlng the
yankee race'-can become a really
free nation, II II only does away with
the trusts. the money lords and the
hloodthirsty exploiters II Is up 10
you American soldiers TO do II! II is
up to you to bring the great lesson OF
the Russian Revolution home to your
foiling and suffering brothers It's
up to you TO start II therein your
own America. you just start it-and
your brothers win follow you! You Just
dare! You have nothing to lose but
your chains. You have Q world to
gain.
You Just dare to take home with
you the Red Banner Of the Revolution
and inscribe upon II:
Down with capitalism!
"Long live Industrial Freedomi
Long live Socialism,
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST

-
( LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST j
x x Y K K K K I
In from Spencer. Frank Holt spent
Wednssday IN town
Tom Noble Of Doyle and Bob Parlir
were m toS'n Tuesday.
FRI Warner and Barney MeClair
were ,isit0rs from Ohio City wednes-
day.
Al. Braswell Is again assistan,
in thc blacksmith shop Of Jos Ne
Deruptt-
In from his ranch al Crookton
HodE. Watson spent Wednesday in
Gum. -0H.
Clarence Mcdonald and wife spen;
wedne-day IN the county seat from
Doy!evills-
The local churches are making prep
aratIon TO observe Mothers day Sun
day, May >.
Carlton SiIs left Wednesday eve
ming for short business trip TO Pueb-
10. on political matters.
Alfred Peltier came up from his
home in CotopaSi Wednesday and will
spend few days in town
-
Ruby Corum and Ned Williams mo-
tored down from Pitkin Wednesday 70
attend the Republican convention.
4 H. Judy spent Wednesday in town
frum Baldwin. This is the first time
Mr.. Judy has been able TO get in from
his ranch this spring
-oo-
Dave Sloan came down from Crested
Butte Tuesday, and went on TO Pueblo
Wednesday evening as a delegate 70
the State Republican convention.
90
DR.. Good of Pitkin attended the Re
publican convention here Wednesday
morning, and went on to Salida tha,
evening for a short stay on business
DR. Geo. Sullivan was reelected
president Of the school board in Dis.
trict No. /, at the election Monday
He received lS3 votes with some
scattering"
The c. f Bates family are moving
into their newly purchased domicile
the Ruck house, this week. The Ruck
family are moving into the Warmer
house on Colorado Avenue.
-
Lieut.. Ralph B., Coats came in from
Chicago Saturday morning TO visit
his sister, Mrs. Lura b. Chamberlain.
He is just back from France, being one
of the last of the men 10 return from
overseas.
Ralph HamBn came down from Pit
kin Friday to take in the Cattlemen's
dance. Mr.. Hamlin left Monday in
his car for 4 trip to Lansing and other
Michigan points. He expects to be
gone all summer.
A. L. Wilson of the Jointed Rod Re
sort reports that he has a full house
who have engaged rooms for the
opening of the fishing season on May
18th. There is much interest in the
hshing this year.
%
Mrs. W. II. Corum came down from
Pitkin Friday to attend the Cattle
mems dance. Saturday morning she
went to Elk creek to stay with her
husband for awhile, returning on Mon
day mornings train.
Fred Hay came down Monday from
Crested Butte. Says snow was a
plump sixteen feet on the level n,
Ruby Peaks when he left and drifted
thirty feet deep in places. That will
be big snow to come down in the
June rise.
After spending the winter at Miner.
al Hot Springs, near Saguache, Jay
White was back in Gunnison again
last ~eek, but went on to Paonia
where he plans to locate. Mrs. White
where plans to locate. Mrs. White is
still at the Springs.
gRsy Hammond left for his home in
Somerset Wednesday morning. Mr.
Hammond was part owner of the New
Market in town and made many
friends while here. He was forced tc
sell out on account of his wife's health
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-05
D1Vka k niGemu
Roman cd W. Heimburga.
Pro "Domacnost" prelozil Jos. l.. Voborsky

"a a odpoved' znela jaksi iro-
nicky. "Nemchu 81 AMI mysli-
ii, co by mne mohlo utiniti
tvou nepritelkyni".
Julie mlcela.
"Myslim, re bych mohla ne
navideti", pravila po chvili
JENNIE, a jeji zrak opet pad
ma onu tabulku V okne.
Ma to Tereza il odstrcila a
Y nejblizsim okamziku bylo sly
set zvuk kouskG skel rozbite
tabulky. "Nyni", tazala Sc TIE.
reza chvejicim Sc hlasem, "jst
spokojena?"
Julie chladne pokrcila ra.
meny. - Go ma tim d6lat
Ito nevinne sklo? o, kdyby sc
zen clovek mohl zbavit tax lei
&C tech jinych veci ma svete Y
Ooratila Sc a sla ke dverim
"Kdyby jen jiz byla rad6j
pryc !" brucela 81 Tereza, hnt
ivive pohlizejic "a odchazejici
dive hoaiic ocima. PAX vese
~ us1ev zkrivil jeji nezna Il
sta, klyz doktor nahle vkroci
do komnaty.
"Rozbite sklo? Dnes?" vola
vese.e.
Tereza Sc usmala. "Neopatr
ne vyrazila jsem tabulku, coz
neprinese to Stesti?"
"Neporanila isl se?" taxa
Sc vrele, pritahuie il k sobe.
Smala Sc nan. "Nikoh! Men
to zde pfivetive a ro2koSne mi
stecko?"
Prisved dell, avSak nerozhled
Sc ami okolo, nybrz pohlizel vr'
lie do toho milovaneho mu obi
tcja. "Zt6zi 81 mohu mysliti, q
ty chceS byti mou, na vek.
mou!" Septal, sklaneje Sc nac
nj a libaje ty rumencove meme
tvare. "Pojd' vsak, tento raj j,
dosud pro mne zapoveZen
poid', abychom neporusili t.
stesti, iez mas o6ekava az bud'
me ma vzdy svoU".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-05
A. v. CHALOUPKA
ADVOKAT
NOTAR. Telefon Union 15I
OZNAM MEM
CESKE
v E r tt!

Dovolujem 81 uvesti V nejSir-
81 znamost, re name zafizenou
dilnu, ktera je prvni ceska V
tomto m6st6. Vyrabfme move
a barvime, predelavame a cisti-
me klobouky vseho druhu ja-
ko: Panamsk6, Leghorn, Barry
kok, filcove, Piver, sIamene a
jine. Jsme kloboucnici z Evro-
py proto rozumime sv6mu re-
meslu. Nyni je cas- nechat 81
obnovij klobouk, ktery vyjde 2
naSi dilny jako novy. Cena no.
vych stoupa do velke vySe a
proto pFijdete-li k nam, bude
to Vas prospech. Dina nase
prakticky zarizena naleza Sc V
els. 3641 E. AZ. ul. - 55th ST.
kara Vas doveze az k nasi dill
nc. Ma zapadni s'rane name
stor a tez dilnu v c. 3407 Lo-
rain Ave, proti Lorain Banku.
Ia praci rucime. V uct6
FRANK STEPKA.
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XVII.


kVetnovy vecer Sc rychle bll
I'll. Dnes naposled pohlizela Ju
lie do tG krasne kvetouci "a
brady, kde jednou 81 vesele hra
1ala, byvsi jeste ditkem a pro-
han6la Sc mezi temi krasne u
rravcnymi zahonky; Ultra Jlz
hude pryt "a svym povolanlm
a bude treba Stati u smrtelne
postcia. Nehala sc sve budouc-
nosti; cltels, jen pracovati a to
hodn6. llepfala 81 zadne zahal-
ky, ktcra len vzbuzuje vSechny
ty upomlnky V zivote cloveka a
media, ably ty rany Y srdci roz-
iicene molly Sc snaze zahojit.
Byla by rad6ji ami Okla neza-
mhoufila, ale jelikoz chtela ca
sne rano vstati a ysednouti ma
urvni LODI, ably nemohla niko-
mu dati sve IS bohem", ulehla.
Jak Sc zhroZila pri vZpomin
ce ma tento odchod toho sta
reho domu, kde ztravila sve
mladi, kde ztravila mnohe "a
lostn6 j DTiienne okamZlky SVc
no zivota.
Zcela tiSe zaviela okno, ably
tcta nebyla re spanku Vyruse-
ma; tato zena, ktera nikdy pro
nj nemela ami jedineho laskave
ho slova a zadne vfele lasky a
ktere prece musela bvti po-
ydecnou, ze Sc uimula il, toho
bezmocneno, ncboheho ditete
q vzala il pod svou strechu, Ii
villa, Satila a do skoly ii poSlla-
la. - Nevolala il? Julie naslou
rhala. Nikoli, to nebylo zadne
volani; bylo to nejake zastena-
ri. V neiblizsim okamziku jiz
staIa Julie postele tety, rych-
le rozsvitila svicku a spatrila
ku svemu zdeSeni, ze nemocna
je V bezvedoml.
Spechala rychle chodbou do
pokoje lekarova, zaklepala IL
Sc ia dveTe. "Bedrichu, Bedri-
chu, teta unira !"
PAX vzbudila pani Roettgero
YOU a V neiblizSim okamziku
hyla opet nemocne, dNic tu-
TO We svych lukou; teta mluvi-
la S velkym namahanim vel
mi tezce dychala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-05

HemOcne u QAl Jl ulencuJlclcn
prostredku. Stall oba pohroma
de We pfedu v pokoji a kvetno-
w vetrik vanul do vnitr. PAM
koettgerova zdstala u postele
sve sestry.
"Ty jsi 81 tedy uminila ira
VIII svdj zivot posluhovanim
nemocnym, mole mala, neboha
Julie, pokracoval doktor.
Jiz chtela odpovedeti: "Je to
nemozne, ia nesmim zde zI-
static, avsak kvapne sklopila
svou hlavu; ano, zajiste, ona
byla il nejblizSi - ona, ktera
mohla svedomite obsluhovati
tn starou Zasmusilou zenu? A
prece - Bud milosrdna! Oh,
bud milosrdna !" brucela 81.
On tomu neporozumel. "Snad
ona - snad budes brzy zbave-
ma te povinnosti, snad ten dru-
hy napad ucini konec jejimu
zalostnemu zivotu, avsak snad
sc muze tez uzdravit a zlti da-
lie - co 81 pocne ia chuda
zmrzacena zena bez tebe!"
vim! Vim!" volala. pro
sim, nerikej vice niceho, ia "a
stanu".
Stiskl il vrele ruku a vratil
Sc k nemocne.
PAM Roettgerova vysla pax
ven, placic a narikajic "To je-
ste schazelo - MONA, re ze-
mre V predvecer snatku, a bu-
deli ziti, bude zajiste velmi
nemocna a k vuli nj bude Be-
dfich nucen vzdati Sc sve sva-
tebnl cesty! Ne, to jest zrovna
rase nestesti. Telegraph do Ko
lima a sice hned, re nemuzes je
ste prijeti, re mas zde jest6 ne
co k vyfizeni - co bych ia ne
Loha 81 zde bez tebe poCala s
tou nemocnou. @, boze, takova
rama pride nyni = kdy je to-
ho nejmene zapotrebi !"
Julie 81 nevsimala narku sta
re zeny, posluhovala jen ne
mocne kdyz Sc blizilo rano,
videla, re zrak teto jest jasny
2 re vyhlizi mnohem lepe a
proto chlacholila il: 'Nermut'
sc, teto, ia zustanu zde u tebe,
bud jen spokoiena. Znas mne,
znaS Julii?"
Co takto mluvila, videla, re
starena Sc slabe usmala. Pristi
den neprinesl jeste zadnych
IL psich znamek uzdraveni, a.
le V predveter snatku mohla
liz sebou trochu pohyboyat a
tylo il mnohem lepe.
Tereza nechtela 81 tento den
nicim zneprijemniti vzdor to-
mu, re doktor nechtel o hudbe
ami slyseti, prece svolil te, iez
Irutila, aby jeSte naposled mo-
hli 81 spolu zatanciti, dokud
jsou svobodni, rkouc: cod III
trka patfim tobe, Bedrichu =
avSak dnes - dnes musime je-
ste uziti trochu te zabavy nezli
budeme svoji".
Doktor opet navStivil nemOc
nou drive nez odesel ku sve
snoubence.
Mezi tim, co slunce sklan4-
10 Sc "a hory rozlevalo po-
siedni sve paprsky po roZvije-
ilci Sc prirode, sedela Julie
mlcky Il okna, pohlizeiic smut
ne ven. Hlava jeji pohrouzena
byla We dlanich, oCi mela "a
yfene a nepozorovala, re Sc ne
kdo k III priblizil. Nyni teprve
rohledla nan a zrak jeii upren
byl ma jeho peknem obleku =
nylt' o5lecen cerny kabat, bi-
lou vestu pekny hedvabny
klobouk = sat to svatebni -
"Chtel jsem te pozadati, Ju-
lie", prosil, "abys zavrela vse-
china okna pokoii nenocne,
ably ia hudba nevyrusovala j z
ieji spanku = chtel isem, ably
use sc odbylo tise, ale nemohu
pollaziti zabavu Tereze a mu-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-05

uuuS Ilhdly W StdTOHlOuHl all
ticke hodiny. Julie sklopila hla
WI, sepjala tuce = nechtela
tomu veriti. PAX pohledla ma
okno. Spatrila ma jedne tabul-
ce, kterou zajiste malir velko-
myslne zanechal, ponevadz. pa
trila k zvlaStnosti tohoto poko-
je, pismena F. A. - T. X, mad
nimiz vyryto bylo srdce.
To musel ucinit Frieder. Ta-
Jenna East a hnev zalomcova-
la jeji srdcem, jen kdyby mo-
hla jednou podrzeti zrcadlo
pred tim nevernym oblicejem
te divky, ably j ukazala jeji
pokrytecky oblicej!
Julie name prejela svymi
nezngmi prsty pres tento tajny
odznak bratrovy lasky, jako by
zkouSela, zdali by Sc to dalo
setrit - avSak marne = bylo
TO umtlccfN vyryto.
"Nehesa!" zvolal nahle zvuC
ny hlas komnatou, "podesila
isem sc straSnG - jak jsi sem
prisla 2"
julie sc rychle vzchopila.
"Odpust, Terezo", pravila S
namahanim, "mela jsem zde ne
co upraviti''.
Go Isl to malovala ma Ok
re?" tazala se- Tereza, sklane-
| JIG svou kaderavou hlavu; V o.
kamziku vSak ustoupila pre-
kvapene zpet o6i jeji hnevive
pohlizely ma Julii.
Cd t6 dolby, co vedela, &c Ju-
lie vi o ieii zasnoubeni S jeji
bratrem Friedrem, a re Julie
cpusti co nejdi'ive tento dunn,
hyla meme pfikrou. Julie pova-
zovala tento Znak "a docela
malichernou wee; 0 Erie drove
pritomnosti okolnostech S
tlmto spojenych nevedela doce
la niteho - avSak co bylo pri-
cinou tohoto vyzyvaveho jedna
nj Terezy k nj?
ITO byval nekdy Friedruv
pokoj", odpovedela Julie chla
cine.
Tereza neodpoved6la.
"A to srdce on nejspiSe vryl
Ia to sklo, kdyz isl mu prisa-
hala svou vernost, budc tomu
bezmala rok."
proc prave dnes Sc o tom
ZmlnujeS?" tazala Sc Tereza
hnevive. "Chces snad prozra-
titi tuto zaiezitost V den naSe-
no shatku? Jiz delSi dobu jsem
poZorovala, re neco mas proti
mn6".
"Nebudu jiz zde Y den tveho
5natku, ty Wis, re jsem nepo-
| hlizela ma tuto truchlivou "a
lezitost tax strannicky", odpo-
vedela Julie chladne. "Naopak
| ia ii preji TAX mnoho Stesti a
spokoienosti, jak ien to We sve-
t6 muze byti; ma tvem St6sti "a
visi zaroyen St6sti hodneho mu
re a ma tive spokoienosti = je-
ho. A az poznam a Sc presved
! tim, re iste oba skutecne spolu
st astni, ze vase laska k sob6
Ijest Verna - skuteCna, nepre-
tvarena, pax ii budu moci od-
ipustiti mnoho!"
Ona divka nikdy by Sc neod-
yazila mluviti takoveto reel o
Jeiich shatku, kdyby nem6la
zadn6ho zajmu pro neho. Tato
divka Sc svou zebrackou hrdo-
sti, jak pani Roettgerova rika-
yala, musela byt skutecne "a
milovana do doktora! A Tere-
"a smala sc tomu q pima hrdla
"Ponechej ieho stesti me sta
rosti. Vcf mi, ze my budeme
spokojeni a st astni a ze vzdy
sc budeme snaSeti dobre bez
tveho prani. Kdy chces odeji-
ti?"
Ultra !" znela kratka odpo-
ved'.
"Nuz, snad Sc jiz nebudemc
vice yideti. S bohem! Pfeji Il
mnohO Stesti tvGm budoucin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-04
BIBLE CONFERENCE
INTEREST IS Good
WEATHER CONDITIONS HAMPER
ATTENDANCE At BAPTIST
cit RCIl REVIVAL.

The Iii,le conference. which began at
the Tabernacle Baptist church lat
Sunday night. has been hampered th
some extent by weather conditions. bii'
In spite NJ this great interest N being
manilesird. The congregations arr
constantly increasing. aud Il ~ conf
IDENTITY expected that the meetings will
result IN great gnud
Dr. Phillips of Chattanooga. Tennes
s-r. h's charge ~ the conferences the
meetings and the cvangrlistic service.
~ night lie " one af the great
preachers ~ hts denomination. a close
student Of the Piblr and knows h1'y
o. use " with effect Dr. Phillips held
Fcricr uf meetings here last fan at
III" Baptist church. and an who heard
him then az" anxious 10 hear hl'n
again
Dr. Cornell. associate dean of the
Moody bible Institute. ~ Chicago. IL
teaching the book 1T Philippines 1T the
morning hour. from Ia 10 o'clock. Ills
Glars II constantly growing aud ihoac
wnn want la dn some real lllhle study
tnE are urged % Lee on hand nj tn
Tabernacle at the morning hour Dr.
'iusncll also teaches nihle classes II
IN" .'nl'nt.oh Army hall here. from ~
r"1n T. y m. each day. using as his
th"rle subjects that are 1T practical In.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-04
GIRLS COLLEGE N
0zARKs ATTRACTS
ATTENTION
licauiiiul Eurclta Springs College In.
creaseS Enrollncni.

Crescent College. n standardized Jun.
inr College ion Girls nt Eureka Springs.
Arkansas. In the heart ~ the Oznrk
Play Grounds region. N fast becoming
the widest known girl school In the
tpi 4 st,i"". although enrolment IL
porsstcnilv limited t. eighty girls.
Tn ~ oirhy girls come from ~ least
twenty difftr NJ rtatcs each year.
Various rcaFons are being assigned
fol thin. among them being the follow.
ing
n :" accredited by the Universities
and Cnll'En. nlntains real cons 'rvatory
advantage. Does not attempt tn retain
cheap in.trttCtors Insists that girls
rhuuli have individual attention. unob.
t1irnhlv h. larg. schools IL democratic
otherwise twpfifths of the enrolment
would not be- Texas. II long ago abul.
ish"d rillv boarding school rules aud
ndupt-d student government u cmpha.
rilt recreation as an essential part ~
q giils education. Owns "a beautiful
lake and club house fnr exclusive usc
~ stud nia and teachers Selects care.
fully IT. N;idcuiS from applicants only
uppn investigation among satisfactory
references
Crescent girls like this So do their
narcntF Th"s" and numerous other rca.
rnns viii male any school popular. A
few spaces still unpromised. Write az
wire foi catalogue. view bo0k and other
particulars Address Crescent College.
Book \. Eureka Springs. ARK.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-04
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COMPLIMENTARY Bridge
RUTH J MEYER

Miss Katherine riggs. who has been
The rscipi.nt ~ number of delight
tul social courtesies since the announce
in,pt of her engagement tn q. e.
Wheeler ~ the Bernard Teal luncheon
nN week. was again hOn0ree at q de-.
lightfui party Tuesday afternoon. Ms.
49, e. -. Bynum WIS hostess at her "a.
1rictiv" home NJ 1900 Monroe street.
and bridge was named ~ the aftc.
icons or rsiun.
A variety of garden flowers. arrnng.
a about the rooms. whore ax tables
had brrn srt out for the game. added
most festive air O. the scene Follow.
~ The ~ tribution of the dliutY sfore
nidy the rame was taken up with en-.
husi1s"i. and number of rounds were
al yel before ia" final tntalling of
cores
Following the game diinty brides
'pnk book. commented with pen and
Hk sk"i' hes. was pnss'd about. and IN
I each guest wrote her faVoritc recipe
his wgs presented 10 the bride. Lat r
d"licinur silld course WIS served
he guests which included the honnrcc
nd M-sdImrs ! y. Riggs. Bernard
feel o.. &. Ware. Floyd 4. Cooper Jp
;embl'. !. ". Ncale. Jack Huuser. A
.. Daily. Hugh Tnllcson. J. r. Me
'rcgm. u. -. Git. VI T. Chnsnutt. Boi,
humphreys. Jr.. II H. Jack. SIM
'arghn. g u. IIoov-i. and Misses MI.
bred. Frances and lLihcnia Burgess
ivery. Lillian IIorsbrough. Sophi1
Meyer. I,tdcv Britain. Doris Mobiles.
I.itta Ball. Maida. Mary Dawn and
;"nellc Works, and Ruth Meyer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-04

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-Fashion II
going 10 allow us tu wear ufgnndir for
dress frocks well On into IN" fall
tn" mOlcl shown In -xqu,s!tely daiI'
~, all pntncks and embroidery. The
marrow skirt has "A foat hand uf h1ri.
zonini tucking between half inch bias
hands II plain orgAndlc over thu.
back and 'front.'. falls nn oval shaped
apron of oIpandie emhrold red and
gathered Into q firm 81 the tucked OF.
sindIs that ~ PIT on with heading ~
chain stitch embroidery. tn" frill 4
will h.. noted. IL arranged 10 fall In a
pretty Jabot effect NJ the hips.
\ reund bplicr with the sl,rvcs cut
n one with IL, the front ctu out Ia dis.
lbs" u tucker ~ the plated organd,c
ind finally. sash IL plain organdic
complete the costume.