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The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1921-09-16

twirling for the locals and twisted
them over in a manner that kept
the Wanblee batters guessing all
the time. This is the first game
played by the High School team
and while it is not expected that
the boys will play many more
games this season, they will keep
in tip-top shape for the beginning
of next easOn.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1921-09-16

A special assorted feature pro-
gram has been secured by the man
agement of the Scenic Theatre and
the first of these new feature pro-
grams will be given next We'd
nesday evening. See their annou-
ncement in another colum in this
issue.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1921-09-16

The Kadoka High School base
ball team journeyed oevr to Wan
blee Saturday afternoon and met
the team of that place in one
sided battle that was all to the
good for the local youngsters. The
final score of the game was Is to
6 faivor of the Kadoka High
boys. Jimmie Norton did the
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1921-09-16

The hunting season opened yes
terday and the local nimrods are
taking advantage of the early days
of the season.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1921-09-16

Miss Edith Hutton has entered
the Busines College at Rapid City.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1921-09-16
Jurors Drawn For
Circuit Court Term

The following is the list of jur-
ors drawn Wednesday by Clerk of
Courts j. c. Pease, for the term of
Circuit Court which will convene
in Kadoka on Tuesday morning,
October 4th:
Floyd Briggs J. T. Doty
Ludwig Skotvold Jerome Beaver
A. L. Shepherd Ben Stubsten
Henry Simons K. B. Bundy
w. d. Gilchrist Peter Breck
Roy Barr Frank Fuller
P. L.. Simon Peter E. Boock
Chas. F. Carlson, Fred Stracke
Albert Oldaker Jesse Freeman
Ed Knutson Geo. c. Smith
Archie Long F. G. Griswold Jr.
F. ]. Halva Jr. Elmer Anderson
d. w. Messix F. w. Gilchrist
James Campbell ]. M. Griswold
John Breck Elof Chelson
Chas. Perault Fred Barth
j. w. Canney Chas. |. Brown
Potter Foreman Alonzo Butler
Ed Mcmahon Otis G. ADDISON
VIM. Schwichtenberg A. F. Rabe
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19

mess meeting was followed by the
addition OF ten more members, swell
Ing the present membership to- 28.
Mrs. Boyd was elected President.
The next meeting will be held on
Tuesday. December goth, at $3.50, at
the home of Mrs. Lillian Mallett, 1877
Ninth street. Mrs. Ida Grimes will
act as chairman on this.occasion. All
members and those desiring to Join
this worthy organization are urged
to be present.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19
LEGION MEN
.CRATEFULF0R
COURTES|ES

A signed statement from the Ar
mistice Day committee Of klamath
Post No. s, American Legion, wal
sent to the committees in charge OF
+ the Red Cross, Elks and Catholic
Fair yesterday expressing their
thanks to each for dispensing with
programs that were to start on Ar
mistice Day under the auspices OF
those organizations. bsst r.ftl ,a
klamath Post members desire IL
known that the Oft repeated phrase
used In the past, They do not apprs-
ciate anything. It's a, waste Of time, .
is not true In respect to the American
Legion for no matter what courtesy
is rendered, appreciation is both felt
and expressed. .,...f
The sist OF the letter Of apprecia-
tion is embodied In the statement
which says, When klamath Post No.
s started out to celebrate Arm!stice
Day. the committee found that the
Elks had advertised their annual
Roll Call. the Catholic church its
Autumn fair. and the Red Cross. the
first days drive. All OF these or
ganizations graciously gave up their
program to help the legion make
their dance q success. Let no one
think that the legion is affiliated !
with any church or any lodge but |
The majority of ,legionnires appre-
,iate when anybody does anything
or the legion or ex-service men.
To show their appreciation, the
Post at It's last meeting voted unani-
nousIy to present these organisations
With some token OF appreciation.
When told Of II, the Autumn Fair
stated that they had not
expected any return but had gladly
nd willingly dispensed with their
Program. The other organizations
eplied In the same way. That Is
uite true but the fact that they did
freely and In the same manner.
hows the spirit Of real American
sni. tssst, d 49, M q |
The legion had several orders for
,erchandise left over and from these.
he fair committee selected one to
Q disposed Of it the U and (Scan-
inavian) hall. A liberal patronage
ex-service men and legion friends
w be appreciated by both orEani-
,tions. " The compliments of the
Cat will be presented to the -Eiks at
,eir Roll Call next month. compii-
'ents being already made to the
ed Cross.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19
IN THE COUNTY COURT or THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF KLAMATH
ava Notice Of Meet1nR
IN THE NATTER OF

IN THE MATTER OF
WOCUS DRAINAGE DISTRICT
Notice Is hereby given by pubIics-
uon In the Evening Herald of Kla-
math Falls. Oregon, on this 18th day
OF November. 1921, that a meeting OF
owners of land situate in Wocus
Drainage District. for the purpose
OF electing q member OF the Board
OF Supervisors. will be held at, the
County Clerks office in the County
Court House at klamath Falls on
the 3oth day Of November. 1921, at
8 q. m. sfif onBhf h ed
(Sisned) G. r. DE LAP, County
Clerk. klamath County at Kla-
math Falls, Oregon. w
-t'fl ~ - 1929 'iurlusive Z.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19
RED CROSS CLOTHING 9'
&. DESTITUTE EUROPEANS


WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. H.
More than 100000 European child
rem, most Of whom for years have
never possessed clean and decent
clothing. today are wearing warm
garments made by tho women In
America in response to the nation
wide appeal by the American Red
Cross last spring when the desper-
ate plight of Europe's children was
revealed. BY the first Of the year.
when the rigorous winter OF BuP-
ope Is at it's height. virtually doub-
le this number will be warmly
clad. Shipment from Red Cross
Chapters from Maine to California
to the terminal In New York from
which the garments are dispatched
to Europe 10 continuing daily and
is increasing rapidly. p e
Included In tho shipments 70
date have been sa7.sss children's
garments and 7s,00S laysttes. This
supplementing the feed
Ing program Of the European Re-
lief Council and the medical VOL
fare work Of the American Red
Cross among the thousands Of suf-
fering children. will be the means
Of assisting in the saving Of thous-
ands OF lives.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19

A surprise birthday party was ten
dered Mr.. A. ]. Lyle Thursday even
Ing by his family and friends and the
guests report most ENJOYABLE time,
One OF the features OF the evening
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19
ACCUSED WOMEN ARE i, ~.
HELD FOR GRAND, JURY

Blanche Turner and Mrs. Jessie
Eckwall. charged with robbing
Harry Traynor oflsS1o Tuesday
night. were bound over to the
grand Jury today by Justice Of the
Peace 0aghagen each under $500
ball.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19

that delighted the guests was birth
day cake baked and served By Miss
Alexis. the 11-year old daughter.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19


On tm occasion Of hcf eleventh
birthday, Hazel Stansbie entertained
her Sunday school class OF the Meth
odist church last Saturday afternoon
at her home on Pine street. The
guests showered the little Miss with
beautiful gifts and after an afternoon
spent In games they gathered around
n table laden with delicious refresh
ments and big birthday cake with
eleven cand,es. Those present were:
0lAdys Parks, EsteiIe Martain. Mar.
garet Pruitt, Jane Gsrceion. Joseph
inc McLain, Dorothy Rctteil. Violet
Mustoe, Pluma Mondonda. Ruby
Brown. Mrs. Alta Brown. Mrs. Law
renee Phelps and Mrs. stansbie.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19

Mrs. Jewel Barlow and Miss
Alice McCourt were hostesses to
the Music Club on Friday night at
the home OF Mrs. George Watt, on
facific Terrace. The club has got
len well started on its winter &C.
nvities and an enjoyable evening
was passed on Friday by the old
members and those newly bidden
to the organization. Ri ffkt +
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19

With the approach OF the holida,
season, the society women of the
city have abandoned the card tables
TO work for the bazaars being given
by the various churches. The Cath.
ole basaar ls now In full sway and
the exhibits OF fancy work would In
dicnte that months OF preparation
were necessary to produce the exquis-
lite articles shown In the various
booths. .fnF
The Episcopal Guild IL busy every
afternoon and evening preparing for
Its sale which will be held I'm the
old First National Bank building at
9Th and Main streets next Friday and
saturday. November 25th and 2eth.
While the ladies are guarding with
the greatest secrecy their plans for
the bazaar. II has leaked out that
there Will be the most wonderful sur
prises In store for those attending
AZ they have1been working for months
an novelties In needlework that will
delight thosc In search OF lust what
they havs been looking for" in
Christnss sifss for their friends.
They wIll hsyelNs unusual quantity
Of canAlsa. .akd cake, at this sale. and
novelties IN decorations for the
Christmas table. The purpose Of
the sale IN 10 rnise money IN be m
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19

Mrs. Fred Fleet entertained the
Art Needle Work Club at her home
on Wednesday afternoon. The
guests spent the afternoon pleas
antiy with fancy work ana con-
versation and dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19

The Assembly Club. a terpsichor-
can organisation. formed last win
ter by some OF the society
ladies OF the city will hold Its first
dance of this season at the White
Pelican hotel December 18th and all
of last years members are requested
TO be present.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19
NEW TODAY

"A GOOD BED And a good bath al
Colonial Rooms, 11th near Main
and 7i1 Walnut. Steam heat. 10.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19

Mrs. Margaret Pitts entertained
at turkey dinner on Thursday eve
ming. honoring Mr.. and Mrss @. q.
Parker, Of Plscerville.' Calf, who
are here visiting at the home ,of
J. J, Parker. The table decorations
were suggestive Of autumn ana the
Thanksgiving season. Covers were
LAID for the guests Of honor. Mr..
and Mrs. r. y. Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Parker. Mrs. Elisabeth
Evans. Mrs. Golden Lincoln and
the hostess.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19


Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. q
r. Wright assisted by Mrs. J. NJ.
Roger, entertained with q birth
day party honorins her four-year-
old daughter, Madora Nilsson
Wright. A wonderful time was had
by the children. playing games
throughout the afternoon. Delici-
Gus refreshments were served the
little people. and many lovely gifts
were presented the honor guest BY
her friends. Present were: Mary
Ellen Wright, Lois Soule. Barbara
soule. Elvira Call, Anna Thorsen.
Eleanore Mcguire. Estells Hilton.
Norma Henderson, Dlroy Call.
George Henderson. Meredith Hutch
ems, and Freddy Melhase.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19

Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Beard were
hosts st 2 duck dinner Sunday as
thsif hons to the following sussts: |:
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Holden. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy orsm and Miss Minnie
Barnum. 49,. ~.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19

Mesdames J. Il. Enders and G. H.
Underwood were hostesses for the
Elks Ladies' at the Elk Clubrooms
ON Tuesday afternoon. Three tables
or bridge were enjoyed BY the
guests and the high score was
made by Mrs. J. r. Elliott.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19

The Church Social Club Of the
Presbyterian church. which has
been recently ,ersanised with DR..
George Mailett as Spresidsnt, held
its s.rst social svs~6lns In the par
iofs vof the Jshurch Friday evening
With aboSt} forty members present.
The entertainment committee for
the evening. which consisted of
Mrs. a. M. Melby and Miss Hous-
ton. assisted by Mrs. Rice. had ar
ranged O delightful evening in the
nature OF contests between the op-
posing Red and Blue armies which
were chosen by MT. Dennis and
Afssk Parker.
Af,er the contests and It had
beehs determined by footing the
score that the Red army was VIC
torius by marrow margin. the
guests were seated around an i'm
provised camp fire and told stories
and Sang camp fire songs. At the
close, refreshments of ice cream
and French pastry was served un-
der the direction Of Mrs. d. 8.
veatch and Mrs. George Mallett.
The ohurch parlors had been taste
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19

FOUND-Black leather glove. Own
er call ut Herald office and pay
for ad. 1921,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19

FOR sALE--victrola with 25 rec
ords, almost new, $40. Inquire
ID. Nelson, 813 Pine street! 1gs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19

Miss Joy Evans entertained sthir-
ty OF her young friends and class
mates at a delightful party on Fri
day evening at her home on eth
street. The house was appropriately
decorated In the Thanksgiving col
ors and games and music were en-
1oyed throughout the evening by
the guests. after which dainty re-
were served
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19

MAXWELL TOURING For sale, Just
overhauled. Cheap for cash. Call
545W. IS.21s
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Rev. Schuette breaches
At the Park Service

The largest crowd vet In attendance
Il. .hc EiverS!d" park Sunday night de-
votional services was out last cvcninl;
% h~t, ipr. W. L. Srhuctte Of St
James church deliver his wonderfully
ir<a,rirg message on "tnheiief." DR..
Schuettc held the attention Oc "v"ry
hearcr from Tho opening word 20 tho
close OF lis sermon.
Srrt. - ". Cory OF tho Union Ms
sion ~ usual was IN charge IF the
service and mo program was an rSCep-
tionallv pleasing one. Wallac" II.
S.rr'N or 'i'ruda.". we'll known singer
q" ability. who has crarCe % the chorus
=, tn" pcni'entiary ~ NpundsSi'ie. l"d
'En su",: service. and also sang beau
titul 500. Mrs. Edward jefferson WAS
az the piano and N" musical selections
,ur.h"-cl many Of h" old-.ime favor
..es
Next Sunday evening Supt. Cory will
"reaS rr "7>wirr Porn Men" and 'h'
usual 'r'"-rst:rr and educational pro
ran VIII hc offered
Chann' services VIII I've held 81 II!
night the woo, IN ;hc mission.
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The Idea hns pnss:h;,.'i"s, although We
Zee, ;ha, Mas Hrrh"r should hay" con-
s.dercL cA;cnua;inr 80, "ms'aA'es In
making hc~ -!cr~. VIA; son should
:ako a.unE N the way q: t"oAt depend"
&, good dea, an warre !uu AZ" r"!as
II we were gong 20 srcri n" "e"N-cnd
10, rIrstiun II polite :-'r."'" we'd as
.ard "Ga,u$ht. tho Magnificent. Joseph
- b.uculn r.waSS pu:S u" n " oau
Gumur whi,a hr!HSS Up Re question OF
low murI 6 Joseph ,:unradS Writings
SHOULD tn taken an an'iG"'" '"r
''Psy cho- Ana ,ysis and the tn"Vn>'..""S
Comparatively Painless
To hose VITO "r"l j. Incumbcu. upon
them to .eIJ Norwegian nO"c'" We "'Sr
20 sav that w. nave recently Is "\''r'
a compare lively painless method. Wa
ave now read:ni, EoJer 'T:ca"h"T"us
Ground" and DunSauy'5 "A Dreamer =
Tales" ~ alternate r"a7trrs aud hnn
IN. combination II happy one. Last
week wc peruScd SiEriI tndSets Jcn-
ny" and K depressed us so that we
w"rc,.'; even abie 10 rally 10 inc Eiao
week end but VIC are getting away
With 'Trcacherous ';rnund" spirndidi?
Las: night We allcvMted ;hrCc chapters
81 Rojcr with 'T,arCassonne' and The
KIN q: the Fllr Folks and we fnd thar
IN. moro Ro;er we read N" he;'"- we
Xix. our punSany. In conclusion We will
20 Miss Beckr- ono better. for bal
anced ration FOR weekend rH'a'nsS we
suggest:
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Ha!te- A,.cc's h-nther. contributes D!
dcfauIting with funds from the iln'
lIru= company. Walker. unlike ms SIS
ter. Las n" desire for soc.ai prominence.
liz is runtenp.ur5 -: IN" lambs ana
he .a.mers because nc ha| found "!r-
Gle !n winch he - thoroughly II nome
He reluctantly escorts his sister 10 MI
drsd Pa.Inms dance. Az The door ne
leaves her with the warming tha' ne
won't be abe 10 stand much Of ines"
frozen .acrd berries" hnd AZ II 10 prov"
The sincerity ~ his statement ne re-
Loves The :"d!um OC the evening oy
retiring INTO 4 corner TO "Shp"i craps
wi: .nc negro waters. In wafer we
have humorous. though sinister poF-
trait Of a familiar tEp"--tn" small Town
youth who is hard boiled" and IS proud
OF II.
You Wonder Little
After you have finished m" hook you
wonder n little abou; Ai:"" herself. Mr.
'rark!agtous picture Or even'eeh-
y"ar-",I girl IS cnnvIncinEIy realistic
m ms. things. 80: -tii"" appears per
hans 100 emotioEicss. too ARMY set OF
her yn.i. which = the achievement ~
a successful marriage. Only once does
she show amy emotion toward Russo.
himself and that is when sh" ellis her
mother hat any girl would b" "rt|H
nt,rut rim" and the words "a" NOR" 4
statement OF his general ei:Simi:;y 'han
an expressions 90 her own feelings
~. MAJ y. 80 -oSu' a. ne
authors way OF letting us infer char
:; 20 ron, E. MuIi. i l,'N. " S'Ai.". :
gesture. I; IS certa My the criticism -.
.- T:rk;r" ."t's w,"k mas frequent -
heard pcrhapS-:hat tbs ne -! IN" "\'
.craa. mr'ard OF cha"ac'. ri1at'o" rHh'
Ms ,.,,.>..- a. tis Gep;n. l. "" A." ."
behind the scenes In Harrington story
X IS az :. visitor sk!lfui:v rondur;r' ny
:, .n-r-Cno;ed guide Mr.. HARRINGTON
stands aside 70 handle h.S character,
a. - manipulation -: h" Ni-incS -,
Ne. cr obvious His attIiuG" c ga -
,Ir r.,."nker VII" has arrived - ""r'.' -
Facts hv observation. rather han go
OF the actor who outpours his own -
! ,.rirnr II he mas any passion - -
- understand MIS- fellow hHmans. "
n, times he is bit Gt;a c""d II "a III"
detachment OF scientist who has l"S'
.Ne personal perspective - h'S ahscrn'
ton - his subject. In -" -; decaie
We have had great NAN" novels -
se'f-analysis and !ntroSp"'.' or -- FnSiieh
writer's for the mos: part :hrH har"
rceu-sIthough last. year n"Fe!' wr'!'
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h.,duuart.rs OF nc Amer: an legion
I'M. Morning after spending her vaca-
ton y,s.t!ns relatives and fr.cads IN
Iancsvlii" Dhlu.
,r ,,A bins rctur,ed TO his
, -, r,,.,n,n ..,.., Wsrw.o,. fui-
,a,.; ,h... ..l .. yi,it with friends
": W,
" /, n,ti, co,, .pl cron expcr; from
-, ~, T'rg,n,a sta,. university ut
,,n,o rn,rrnea home saturday
N ,,i>,,,,n . sbo-. iusnect!uu
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COCHRAN FAMILY
" REUNION HERE

\ -. anHua' -rUuton Nod at Fad
Be-. para 10y Tho 90 IAN fanny. Nh""'-
ing lark was ciroSrn IA the III" for 'hH
reunion rrAt year. and Aug. % MI be
NJ da,e.
Election % officers WAS held which
resulted as follows President. lhT. !.
r. = Sand"--. 90: S'cuh"rvtl!C. -, Ni""
president Morris Cochran. Il -. M1"NN
secretary. Mrs.. Ida HauEh;o". - o.
lumous. AID treasurer. Mrs. l. A'eNa"-
der. OF B~l'a!.e. q. t"r:y guests a''"H +
ed the reunion here and twelve Cries
were represented.
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LAYING NEW STEEL

Tackmnn crW'oyci by the Wheeling
Tr .rt;on coIrrarv n" engaged in lay!nG
now rails On -. M"UHhSvI!!c division
through ne N"-rowS The new steel
aas been la,d 1Hou' haif way through
"a" EarrnwS. I"forr new rails 40 put
down. the 'racE, in places wh"r" : ha =
moved on: toward the enhanEm"nt at
nc lower side {" the road is moved "a X
r'oSr 10 the having.
New rails have also h""1 Distributed
from thN lowe" end 90 Gi"UdI = %
M0UrdSvil.e. and will hc laid l"'p""
- "'"r.
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ten By Princeton graduate. largs0'
;uloh!uera phical, consisting Of patn1~
taking ord Of the young centenary
reaction, 20 i Iar'";y O: unconSentAI
environments underwent It's e.Bhtn
ur,nl:rr. Amcni, ho1ns uc this nature,
pootn Tarkinrinn's work stands out, TO
,narkabl. :rr Us ympathetic and hu-
morous presentation 81 people and situa-
lions familiar "a all Of Us, and the pres
,rr rcvt"w.r ir- ouc. questions whether
his =, no. hi.npr IT, than that OF
,hos. writer's who are chiefly occupssA
viii p,y,rp Nc their own portraits ~
sucressiya stages O. development.
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Tia borough Treasurer

TSr those who like good detective
.,,-, ,rI who ,IorSr't~--we heartily
recommend 1--WE Borough Treasurer,
nv !. :. Fletcher (pub!!sh"d by A!fr"''
KnnoN. Mt Fletcher IS uH"N 'eI"'i
among present-day writer's a. " HaN'r
n, mystery yarns. and hi' l'"s' novel
is oui.r rs good as THE Midd.' I'mp'r
Murder" |, has all tho c*~'"' rs o.
A. good mystery story SHiFH'y H'h-
died. and the author adj an extra
film IN his character drawing ms
CRIMINALS arc nI3tn Interesting. AMI we
particula-,v admire his murders. inc
ar, vel conceived and neatly executed.
and rs u" is always careful! TO XII "H
.hr Ugh. people. everybody Is sa;IShrn
including the reader.
TIE Little K;nCdom hound tho corner
Tho ii.:'c Kingdom Round the Cor
r.r, nv 'uningsby Dawson. puoliS"eu
hv Doubleday. I'age & Company. 's \
nice ,nve story about a young nan VINO
came hack crOm Tho war, and found MS
Gancr in love with his former VaIeL
~. vac. had attained the rank or
genera during the war: nevertheless
I'D 'raOcrlcy didn't -r!iSh his marrying
'rcr~Y. although no dent know how 10 s"
.Hru: prc' rrtiHC = N sportSmanNHe
...pn?cr. ',nc sIiua'!nn was replete with
difficulties. "a; the hero. who - very
. ",-'riu: r,->on. Gnds 4 way out t"r
everybody His method Is the Polly
anr .a procedure --- really. somebody
ought 70 ~c. that word into IN" Ian
:r.,rr - . GSab!e form-of The L'ttss
Kingdom Round the Corner-'he 'ur'
being thai everybody will he happy !:
~ VT she believes tina; happiness -
e.wavs ius' around tho corner. / -
a whimsical. pretty little story, 'nv"S,-
nl with az N" wis'ful charm OF '"r o
:nSssy Dowsons other writings II Is
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About People
noy,uSu<x Of matvtdrAls To A1A
Prom TIE 00.
AT TIE HOTELS

Horsrs-A. Folio. W"ntet: NJ. r
CT tpman. hartford: Edward J. Limoges
Clark Sburg: J. A. Marine. Ekins
AcLur~C; ". Wath. t.kins: F.. u.
F-uEh. 'larEShr'~. NJ ard Mrs. {. II
-. dor. ,'la-EsaurT =" md Mrs j. +.
curtis. HTI.i' nE;oa: Mrs. g t. Carter
Point Pleasant: Mrs. G ". iachtrr.
.. -hSburr. Mira W. r Smith. f".H.
F.,a<ant Roy Davis EUn,inE'Ur:
Ia:ncT ,:old~n. SorEantown. G. Leach.
Do -<shr-E: Mr. and Mrs. H. Ryrick.
harrisburg: n. c. Miles Buckhannon.