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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-30
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Whm Che Boy Scout Band
swung down houston street 40
ihc Ficsia in San Antonio several
days ago d warm hand was given
ihc Youngsters The lnet thm the
hOys were ablc 10 ropd their notes
rather Shan lose their hcnds is
ample proof Of The wholesome Of.
fecls Scouting has upon young
Amolta Scouting creates cone
filouee Il teaches our BOYS thaI
they can hr men in their own
world that ghe adulaiion accord.
od their seiiioiv car be theirs q
they want H. Any amount need
"a 20 further this great work u
Corpus Christi FOR Corpus Christi
should be- forthcoming
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FOR SALE:--or will trade for cows,
horses or hogs Ford Sedan. at once
&C. T. Beans. 4b
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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Department Of the Interior
U. 8. Land Ones at Sterling. Colorado,
February 16. 1921.
Notice Is hereby given that Delbert Hill.
born, Of Stoneham. Colorado, who, on Janu.
ary =. 1915. made Homestead Entry. Serial
No. o2sso4. for EK NWA, and Lots and g
Section z. Township North. Range So West
9Th Principal Meridian. has fled notice Of
intention to make final three year Proof. to
establish claim to the land above described
before Clyde L. Stanley, U. 8. Commissioner
at New Raymer. Colorado. on the 9Th day Of
April. 1921.
Claimant names q Witnesses:
John Hieber. Herman Zuhlke. Frank Dan.
iel Andrew Hansen. oil Of Stonham. Colorado
2-24 s-24 A. r. BROWNS. Register
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Want ADS

FOR SALE;-A few pure bred
Bronze Goblers. Mrs. N. o. Pc
terson. $500
is. C. BUFF ORPHINGTON EGGS:
Is. $1.50; 100 $500. Can fill
orders now. Mrs. F. NJ Wyatt.
New Raymer, Colorado 1876
FOR SALE:---12 disc Kentucky drill
two-row cultivator. corn planter,
packer all In good condition. will
give time, E. NJ Palmer, Buck
ingham. 44-tf
FOR SALE:-Seed potatoes and eat
ing potatoes, 2 miles west and 3
miles south OF Buckingham
Shelby Hare
FOR SALE OR RENT:-s2O acres
on creek close to Raywer. See Fred
L. Wanser.
FOR SALE:-1 coming year old
Roam Shorthorn Bull, VT 1900 lb
/ coming year old Red Poll Bull
VT. 1,500 lbs.-A. B. Philip, 4
miles north of Kalous P. O 45-2
FOR sALE:--l00 bushels of fne seed
or eating potatoes at s1.00 per
bushel II sold by April 15-A. G.
Nickerson. 46-4s
| FOR SALE:-House, and six lots.
good well, double garage, coal
house etc. See Mrs Rohrbaugh 46
FOR SALE:-Siberia Millet Seed
81 90 per bushel. C. E. Beans, 46
FOR SALE:-One 1900 pound thor.
obred Percheon Stallion, good
breeder and good worker. One
span heavy mares quite well
matched, prefer cash, but will
exchange for cattle, stock or hogs,
or will take corn oats barley and
hog-millet.- A 5 Hurst, Raymer.
Colorado 46-3s
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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Depaftment Of the Interior
U. Land Once. At Sterling. Colorado,
January 2s, 1921.
Notice b hereby given that Nelson Cue.
Of Stoneham. Colorado. who. on December,
Is. 1917. made Homestead Entry. Serial No.
o272ss. for sWAsEA, Section is. Township
North. Range IS West. 9Th Principal Meri-
dian. has filed notice Of intention to make
Final Three Year Proof. to establish cliam
to the land above described. before the Reg
kter and Receiver. United States Land
Office. on the llth day Of March. 1921.
Claimant names a. witnesses
Ed Nichols. and Thomas veith. Of Stone
ham, Colorado. and Albert Smith and Sola.
thel Albert Cue. Of Stoneham, Colo. 2-S 3-s
thel Albert Cue. Of Sterling, Colo. 2-s 3-s
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u. s. Land Office at Sterling, Colorado,
March 10. 1929.
Notice is hereby given that Ray Christine,
Of Kimball. Nebraska. who. on October 30,
1919. made Homestead Entry. Serial No.
02ssi4. for NWhNWh, NEANEh, ShNK.
NlsSWh Section "a. Township II North.
Range Sc West. 9Th Principal Meridian. has
fled notice Of intention to make Final Three
Year Proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before the Register and Re-
ceiver. United States Land Office. at Sterling,
Colorado. on the 25th day Of April, 1921.
Claimant names - witnesses:
B. L. Wilcox and A. E. Emerson. both
Of West Plains. Colorado. D. A. Spenser. Of
Sterling. Colorado. and A l.. Fort. Of West
Plains Colorado. 3-24 AL
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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Department Of the Interior

department Of the Interior
U. s. Land Once at Sterling Colorado
March 81. 1921.
Notice Is hereby given that Alice Z. Loves
Of Sedgwick. Colorado. who. on February 2s
1910. made Desert-Land Entry. Serial No
olI2ss. for NEh. Section 20. and the NwA
Section "a, Township Q North Range 81 West
9Th Principal Meridian. has filed notice o
intention to make Final Desert-Land Proof
under Par. 8. Sec. s. Act Of March 4, 1915
to establish claim to the land above described
before the Register and Receiver. Unite
States Land Office, at Sterling. Colorado, Or
the 6th day Of May. 1921
Claimant names as witnesses:
winslow e. Jeffery. Of Johnstown. Colora
do, Frank Ballinger. OF Stoneham. Colorado
Frank W. Sherman and William Loves. boti
OF Sedgwick, Colorado. S-3l 4-2s
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rades OF Peril. a story you'll be
sure to like
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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Department Of the lntsHieR
U. 8. Land O6,css At Startling. Colorado
March IA. 1921.
Noice Is hereby given that Halle Jeffery, oi
Loveland. Colorado, who IN November 8. 1909
made Desert-Land Entry. Serial No. os74i, 70,
shNk and Nlash. Section 20. Township =
North. Range IS Vest. 9th Principal Meri.
dian, has filed notice Of intention
to make Final Desert-Iand Proof. under
Paragraph 8. Section 5. Act Mar. t. 1915
to establish claim to the land above described
before the Clerk Of the District Court, at
Greeey. Colorado. on the 2sth day Of April
1921.
Claimant names as witnesses 4
Jared Craig. A. R. Rose, Joseph Burson.
and Harry Pitts. all Of LovelaHd. Colora.
do. 3-24 4-2l
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Dspartment Of the Interie4
u. 8. Land Once. at Sterling Colorado.
March II. 1921.
Notic' Is hereby given that Winslow E. JEFF
fiery. Of Loveland. Colorado, who on October
80. 1909. made Desert Land Entry. Serial
No. os652. for sMsh. Section 20: NkNh.
Section 20. Township 0 North, Range Sc
West. 9Th Principal Meridian. has filed notice
Of intention to make Final Desert-Land Proof,
under Par. 8. Sec. 6, Act Mar I. 1915. to es-
tablish claim to the land above described be.
fore the Clerk Of the District Court. at Gree
ley. Colorado. on the 2sth day Of April. 1921,
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
Joseph Burson. Jared Craig. Harry Pitts,
and A. R. Rose. all Of Loveland, Colora-
do. 3-24 4-21
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NOTICE or CONTEST
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Dspastnsas 4 IL Intsrise
q. 8. Land 0Gles Il Sterling. Coor.do,
February II. 1921.
To Andy Grant Of stoneham. Colorado, Con.
testee:
You are hereby notified that Henry r
Slater. who gives Sterling, Colorado, as hi.
post-oliee address. did on February i4th
1921. nIe in this once his duly eorroboratet
application to contest and secure the cancel.
lation Of your Homestead Entry. No. o2s4ss
Serial No. o2s4ss. made April ilth. 1920
for the Wa SWA Of Section 4; the SCI,
Of Section 5 and the M NEh o. Section
s. Township 10 North, Range s. West, Of
the sth Principal Meridian. and as ground.
for his contest he alleges that Andy Grant
has wholly failed to establish and maintain
q residence on the said lands or any part
thereof. for . period Of more than six month.
prior to the fling Of this application. and
that such absence Is not due to the said
any Of the forces Of the United States. Tha,
the said Andy Grant has never established
residence on any or the said lands since the
date Of his entry.
You are. thseefors. frthR notified that thl
said allegations will b. taken . eonfase1, and
your said entry will bs eanceled without fur.
thar right to ts nearl. either hefore til.
ofaee or on appeal. II you fail 70 nle In this
ofies within twenty days after tie FoURi II
publication Of this notice. - shown below
your answer, under oath, specifically respond.
ing to these allegations Of contest, togethes
with due proof that you havs served = eopy
Of your answer on the ssN contestant either
In person or By registered mail
You should state in your answer the name
Of the postofics to which you desire future
notices to BE- sent to you.
JOHN W. CLOYD. Receiver.
Date Of frat publication. March "a, 1921
Date of second publication March 81. 1921.
Date Of third publication April Z. 1921.
Date Of fourth publication April IA. 1921.
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in QUINN CASH.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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U. s. Land Once. st Sterling Colorado,
Notice Is hereby given that Ollie B. Fauver.
widow Of Edward E. Fauver, deceased. o.
Loveland. Colorado. who on March -. 1910.
made Desert Land Entry. Serial No. oliSl9,
for sHSh. Section rs. NHN's. section IS.
Township North. Range 5s West. sth Prin-
cipsl Meridian. has fled notice Of intention
to make Final Desert-Land Proof. under
Paragraph 8. Section S. Act Mar. 4. 1918.
To establish claim to the land shove described.
before the Clerk Of the District Court at
Greeley. Colorado. on tie 2sth day q April.
1921.
Claimant namo y witnoa:
W. Z. Jefery. Jared Craig. A. r. Rose.
and Joserh Burson. all Of Loveland. Colora
do. s-24 l-2I
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100000 TO LOAN

have one hundred thousand dol
lars to loan on non-irrigated lands
c. T. Ahlstrand, Greeley. Colo.
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FOR SALE:-Ear corn, shelled cor,l
cane hay and cane seed Prices
= reasonable. George w Payne. 472
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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DeDettoeS - u l0se9ee4
U. 8. Land Once at Sterling, Colorado.
February is. 1921.
Notice is herby given that Bernard R. Kel-
50. Of West Plains. Colorado. who. on oc-
tober 80. 1919. made Hmestead Entry. Serial
No. o277s7, for shswA. sWAsEh, Sec.
Il: NWA NEh, NwH. Section 20. Town
ship II North Range Sc West. sth Principal
Meridian. has fled notice Of intention to
make Final Three Year Proof. to establish
claim TO the land above described. before the
Register and Receiver, United States Land
Office. at Sterling. Colorado. on the 9Th day
Of April. 1921.
Claimant names . witnao:
Emil G. Sedure. Of West Plains. Colorado,
Harry Collins, John TuttIe. and Simon KEEL
ley. all Of Kimbal. Nebraska. 2-24 3-24
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
amateurs RehearSe
Play for Hospital
En- ntertainment Is Under the
Direction Of Miss Grace
X. Henry.

Just before Miss Grace x. Henry. one
of the best known of amateur dramatic
producers, took up rehearsals of Anatole
Frances "The Man Who Married
Dumb Wife" TO be given in the Plaza
ballroom on the nights of January 20
and 26 by members of the Junior Aux
iliary of ST Luke's Hospital Social Ser
vice, she had completed a tour as pro-
ducing expert of several Western cities
in the interest of the junior leagues of
cities other than New York.
Since the young women of New York
society formed the junior league some
twenty years ago a similar system OF
cooperative charitable work among the
younger members of leading families
has been adopted in several of the larger
cities. The constitution and manner of
work Of the other leagues have been
based upon the experience of the original
league in New York. The Junior leagues
of Kansas City and Buffalo are flourish
ing organizations. and TO those cities
Miss Henry went to help in producing
the New York leagues successful musi
cal and dancing production of last year.
Musical Milestones.''
With the Anatole France play as her
basis. Miss Henry now is rehearsing. in
addition to the play itself. several inter-
Illustrative Of the picturesque French
periods of the twelfth and thirteenth
centuries. In the interpolations which
have been adopted from ancient scores
and traditions, Miss Henry is having the
assistance of Mr.. Gerald Reynolds. who
served two years in France during the
war on the entertainment committee of
the v NJ. G. A.
The play itself is to have an unusually
strong cast, as follows: Master Leonard
BotGI Mr. Leonard Cox: Giles Bots
courticr. Mr.. V. Everit Macy. Jr. Mas
ter adam Funihce Mr.. Van Henry Cart
nell. Jr. Simon Collins. Mr.. Cyril But
Ter Jean Mduqitier. Robertson i. Cleve-
land Blind Fiddler. Mr.. Emerson Me-
Millin Sd Master Scrdpn Duidurier. Mr..
j.. Berry Underhill, Jr. Catherine Leon
ard Mrs. Herbert Groesbeck. Jr.. Npe.
dc IN B,pdnc Miss Curry Duke Mathews
MiIc. dc Ia Gdrdndiero. Miss Dorothy
Post Clapp.
The interpolated dances are to be
given by the best OF the dancers among
the debutantes Of this and last year.
including Misses Geraldine McAlpin, Vir-
ginia de Haven. Margaret Reick Marie
Lamarche. Ethel Potter. Carolyn w.
Ferriday, Elizabeth Hyde, Helen Hagen.
Mary Lincoln. Margaret o. Flint Flea
nor Fales Coward and Betsy Flagg. The
orchestra will be from the Music School
Settlement. Tickets OF admission may
be obtained from Miss Eleanor Cromwell,
at I'll Park avenue. The boxes are
being sold by Mrs n. Grosvenor Hutch
ins Mrs. Clarence VI. Hyde. Mr.. VI. T..
Loughman Mrs James Speycr. Mrs,
John S. sheppard and Mrs. William
Willis Reese
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MATZENAUER TO
SING FOR WELLESLEY

Opening the local side of the national
educational institution, the directing
committee, comprising Miss Marion
Rockford. MIss Helen Barnard Mrs.
George Temple Bowdoin, Mrs. Charles
r Butler. Mrs. Lewis Garrison, Miss
Catherine Highes. Mrs Wesley NJ Hunt.
Mrs Samuel Lewisohn. Mrs Charles Ray
McCallrm. Miss Rose Phelps. Mrs. Her
bert Shonk and Mrs. John y. Shreve
has arranged recital by Nine. Mar
garete Matzenauer on the afternoon of
February I'm the home of Mr.. Adolph
Lewisohn. SS1 Fifth avenue. Later in
the afternoon Nine. Matzenauer is to be
entertained at tea in the Lewisohn home
The committee Is made up largely OF
1920 Wellesley girls.
The patronesses include Mines Henry
NJ Alexander. Charles r. Barney. Rich
ard Billings. Gutzon Borglum. Roger s.
Baldwin. Enrico Caruso, Robert J. Cald-
well. John Christensen. William X.
Draper. George w. Dawson. William b.
)insmore Newbold lie Roy Edgar. Frank
w Frueauff. Charles S. Guggenheimer,
William ID. Guthrie. John Henry Ham
mond. A. Barton Hepburn. Charles Il.
Hughes, George Huntington. Morris r.
Kellogg. Alvin w. Krech, Samuel Levi
sohn, Charles Il. Miller. Dwight Nor
row, Francis Nelson, Charles u. Nor
ton. William Chapman Potter. Douglas
Robinson. w. Emlen Roosevelt. Horatio
Nelson Slater, Henry H. .Stimson. John
~ Shreve. William J. Tully and William
Ambrose Taylor
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
BENCH SHOW. TO AID
LEAGUE FOR ANIMALS

pedigreed aristocrats Of the dog world
will do their share toward helping less
fortunate CANNES at the annual Pome-
ranian show I'm the Waldorf Astoria on
January 2S for the New York Women's
League for Animals. which cares for sick
and injured animals free OF charge.
Among the premiums donated is silver
trophy given by Mrs. James Speyer
president Of the league. other donors OF
premiums are Mrs. T.. w. knight, Mrs.
De Rutter NJ Hollind, Miss Elizabeth
Lewis. Mrs Frank r. Clark and John
Nee. Bowman.
An interesting feature OF the show
this year ls to be the four championship
trophies. two for tho females and two
for the males, a feature that has never
been introduced before. The Judges ot
the show are Ninton =. Breeze ring
steward. and "a. o. Jennings.
Officers OF the American Pomeranlau
Club are Mrs. DE Rutter NJ. Hollind. Mrs
Charles r. Waterhouse. Miss elizabeth
Lewis. Mrs Frank r. Clarke. Mrs. Linn
Seller. Mrs. +. w. knight. Mrs Edward
Mayors. Miss Ellen =. Latin. Mrs Har'-
ley williamson. Mrs. Charles c. Linn
barth and Miss shilling. The New York
Women's League for Animals VIII De
rcpreFonted NJ the show by Mrs. Herbert
BeeCneF NlCnpi0'
Tho Womcn's League for Animals will
have n booth ~ the Madison Square Gar
den Poultry show. from January rs 20
20. It will be IN charge of committee
made up Of Mrs. Abbott L. Hutchinson,
Miss Kathryn Baldwin, Miss Florilia
Niles and Mrs. Herbert 3. Nichols.
Among tho owners OF country estates
near New York who will he exhibitors
at the pouitry show will be Mr. and Mrs
Payne Whitney OF Manhasset, L. T., who
will exhibit game and water fowl: Mr..
and Mrs. J. Robinson Beard OF Luck
now Farm, Norwich. Conn. who will
show Buff Orpingtons; Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel willets OF Brighthome Farms
Roslyn L. J.. who will exhibit game
birds and Orpingtons; Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore A. Havemeyer Of Mahwah.
N. j.. who will show White Wyandotes.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16

with their fellow members who are
matinee parties In the club in addition
to the regular Saturday night dances
The large lounge of the club house is
amirably adapted to such parties.
Members have sent out Invitations for
series of seven afternoon dances on
alternate Tuesdays and Thursdays. The
first of them was held yesterday. Others
are to follow on the afternoons of Janu-
airy 20. February H. 10 and 26 and April
and Q. Thus. like members of other
subscription organizations. they are
carrying dances into Lent.
The directing committee comprises the
following benedicts and bachelors Of the
club: Messrs. James a. Blair, Jr.
William Pierson Hamilton. Alan r.
Hawley, Richard Howiand Hunt, oliver
G.. Jennings, Stephen Peabody, r. c.
Rathbone I'd, Malcolm Douglas Sloane,
Frederick ID. Underwood and Henry r.
Taylor. Some of the subscribers In adj
ditlon to them are Mrs. Robert Morris
Phillips, Mrs. A. $. Vatable. Mr.. Parker
Sloane. Mr.. Bartlett Arkell Mr.. Jere-
miah Beall, Mrs. II. G.. Campbell. Mrs.
George A. Bicknell. Mrs. Chalmers Dale,
Il. Bassett. Henry s. Lake, George p.
Benjamin. George Macdonald. Frank ID.
Pavey. w. T. Williams, Joseph b. Mayer
and George ID. Watson, Mrs. f. MacD.
Sinclair. Mrs. w. Scott O'Connor, Mrs.
Francis Ziegler, Mrs. f. +. Scho;l and
Mrs. Frederick II. Eaton.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
FRIENDLY sOCIETY'S DRIVE.

The Girls Friendly Society has start
cd drive for 900 new members
whose dues at $40 a year each will
help materially 20 meet with an in
creased stated income. the rapidly ex-
panding activities Of the organization.
There are about 5000 members in the
diocese of New York now. with eighty
seven branches in twenty eight towns
The society hopes to have branches in
forty-eight towns before the year is
over. Each branch is n club unit. meet
ing for friendship. work recreation. ed
ucat,on. social service and helpfulness to
others.
This year the society is particularly
Interested in work toward the enlarge
meut Of the lodge at 1855 East Fifty
fourth street. IL Is more than mere
boarding house. II Is a home. with a
house mother to plan and help. Since
1910 the lodge has sheltered more than
1000 girls. but It Is only possible 70
take care OF forty-two girls az time.
The society Is anxious to sell II and buy
house which viii caro- for 100 and
where Il viii be possible to provide
meals for tho girls Of tho community as
well At present the girls pay from
s7.s5 to S9s5 b week for room and
breakfast ard din or. The new lodge
will cost 100000. and the society Is
anxious 10 have ,t by spring.
The Girls Friendly. Society has n va
cation house at Huntington. l.. T.. open
from MAY until october. which pro-
vides a place Tor fifty eirls AT time
To have all the JOYS OF a summer outing
at reasonable rates. from 81 10 $3.50 a
week. It's sphere Of usefulness would
be doubled II it had p furnace. so that
1t might be used all tho year round.
The headquarters OF the society at
14T East Thirty-fourth street are not
large enough 90 allow all of the activi-
ties Tor girls which are desired and a
larger set Of rooms or a house are de-
sired for next wear. Headquarters arc
open on all holidays for some specified
form Of entertainment and many nights
as we'll There Is weekly luncheon
club where girls working IN the neigh-
borhood meet once week. and II Is
open several nights OF the week. so that
girls may come I'M cook their own sup
pers freshen up and have their friends
meet them or rest and write and read.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
TOSCANINI ORCHESTRA
FOR CHARITY TONIGHT

Music lovers are to have another op-
La Scala Orchestra in concert tonight
In the Hippodrome for the benefit of the
Society for Prevention and Relief. of
tuberculosis. The programme, which is
to be opened at S :15 o'clock. is to in
clude some musical novelties which have
not been heard at previous appearances
of the orchestra. Boxes and tickets may
be obtained at the st. Regis.
Miss Ruth V. Twombly. president of
the society. has arranged the concert in
conjunction with Mrs. James A. Burden.
Mrs. Cornelius n. Bliss, Jr., Mrs. Jocelyn
Evans. Mrs. Ned Arden Flood, Mrs. Oren
Root Mrs. Charles A. Frank. Mrs. Dex-
ter Blagden. Mrs. Albert H. Harris. Mrs.
]. Borden Hartman, Mrs. Willard
Straight and other of her associates on
the directing board.
The Society for Prevention and Relief
of Tuberculosis is affiliated with the
New York Board of Health and the
Association of tuberculosis Clinics, and
statistics have proved that in social
service and constructive work the So
ciety has stemmed the tide of the
scourge. particularly among persons too
poor or too ignorant to overcome a
tendency to the disease One of the
society's chief activities Is Preven-
torium Day Nursery where children of
tubercular parents are treated and cared
for. Through home instruction In die
tetics, cleanliness and proper exercise
other patients are taught how to care
properly for themselves.
Boxes have been reserved by Mrs.
Burden. Miss Twomby. Mrs. Straight.
Mrs. Bliss. Mrs. John T. Pratt. Mrs.
Edward s. Hardness, Mrs. Walter B.
James. Mrs Elbert RI. Gary Mr.. Charles
Steele. Mrs william X. Vanderbilt I'd.
Mrs John Henry Hammond. Mrs. Will
lam Ross Proctor. Mrs. Henry Evans,
Mrs Forsyth Wickcs Mrs, William
Fahnestock. Mrs Henry Carnegie. Mrs.
William Il. Osgood Field Mrs Frederick
p, Lewis and Mr. Maurice Heckscher.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
ANNUAL kETTLEDRUM
TO BE HELD ON FEB. S

During the winter season for many
years the annual st. Valentines ket-
tledrum for the benefit of the Samaritan
Home for the Aged has held the atten-
ton of society, and this year the date
has been advanced to February 5, as the
anniversary of the patron saint falls at
a time inconvenient to hold such n sale.
For long period the late Mrs. Rich
ard Irwin was president of the home.
which is at 414 West Twenty second
street, that Office now being held by
Mrs. Gustav L. Kissel As usual there
will be amusements for Juveniles by
way of motion pictures. grab bags
toys and dancing, while their elders will
find many attractive articles on sale.
some of which have been made by in-
mates OF the home A room will be re-
served for coon can and auction, and
will be in charge of Miss Antoinctte
Martin, Mrs. Henry Scott Rokenbaugh
and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell. Mrs. How
land Davis. Mrs William -. Guthrie and
Mrs Jose Aymar will preside over the
refreshment room. and at the confec-
tIonery table will be Miss Elise ri.
Schenckberg and Miss Barbara Kissel.
Mrs. William Barbour has donated the
music for dancing, and at the table
where articles made by inmates of the
home will be sold Mrs. Gustav Il. Kissel
and Mrs Rudolph II. Kissel will be In
charge. AS usual Mrs. Clarence Gray
Dnsmore and Mrs. Knitting Post viii
be at the flower table, and Mrs. Robert
Y. Ahies. assisted by Miss Barbara
Spencer. will look after the grab bags
Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Norris. Mrs.
Harry Horton Bernhard AMI Miss kissel
will look after the dancing and at the
table where fancy goods and housekeep-
ers' needs will be sold will be Mrs.
Aymar. Mrs. Efingham Lawrence, Mrs.
Alfred Wagstaff, Mrs. Barbour and Mrs.
Reynolds. Mrs. Edwards Spencer will
preside over the table where trained ami
mails an1 dogs will be sold. while Mrs.
Towar Bates and Mrs. Francis G. Hunt
ington will have charge of toys and
movies.
Those desiring tables for cards can
make application 20 Miss Martin at so
East Fifty-eighth street. Tickets for the
sale may he obtained at the home in
West Twcnty-second street or from any
OF those who are to assist at the sale.