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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21

= SRI. Marsaret 9tolt \ bon
@ourtlanb mar lette ISOLDE i'm Suliua
2ooie 5eim IN Morgan gu 8eiu6.
- Soiepb q. 9auer mar lette
ISOLDE IN SEEM 8rague 100 er etre neue
Sill Station fir sic Stanoarb Stl
GompQnD er0ffnete.
= SRI. Margaret SltltuS melde
li6 in etnem SET bteitgen 5oipitdler
ether operation %untermarf, fonnte
fSreitQg mieber na6 Saul e retien.
= Yaul @paloins ser oaS btelise
0r. Martin 2ltber College beiu6t,
mar ausgangs lebter ISOLDE bet letnen
@ltern in Manoa al 8elud.
= SIM sc. 6. Siellon 9eim on
Glib German 9trabe maren leete
@o6e Serr unb Trau Tbeo0ore
Mlleller u1lo Sobn Mortb uno 9err
uno 6rau Treb Siegler BON Minnez
apoliS 81 8eiud.
= @iaiam N}artinfa beiorgte leb=
tie ISOLDE @eihdfte tn 9prin9ftelo.
Gr mar friiber III ser Ttrit National
8anf bortielbit m1seitellt unb nobm
sic @elegenbett mabr letne alien
Nreunoe uno 8efanmte SIT be u6en.
- SEER unb .6rau Mm. Ntsd BON
Sprtnaftelb maren lebte ISOLDE bier
tn SEEM lllm. Ste befan0en lid auf
ser 6ein1retl e bon Manfato mo lie
oortmobnenoen @erlpanoten un0
Treun6en ei11en mebrtdgt9en Sci ud)
abgeltattet batten.
= Sonntag lester ISOLDE maren
Stoots Irul flee s. g. @raff u11o perz
ldieoene Mttglieber oeS bteltgen ct.
SobnS Court, s. g.. S. tn ct,
@eorge no Tie bel ser Snitallation ser
nellermablten 8eomtell bes bortigen
0creinS bebiilfli6 mare1l.
SEER uno Trau 6. q. @illtla1b
BON Gperett, @aib. mllroc M1tttmod'
9(be11o Elm {tramaller 9tammbalter
getbloren u1o baburA mllr0en Serr uno
Nrau 6. 81. Stol; bon bier grobel=
tern. @robpopa unb @robmamma
Stols iino notiirli6 bDhit CT reut
iiber Ben nellen 5itel.
Nr1nin Goebler, 9obn bon
Scrrn uno Drau eugene &oeblcr, ber
eine bDdjt perantmortlihe Stelle NIT
ser Ben telephone SO, III M}innez
apolis bat, lit nad Smaba, 9febr.
trans feriert morbe1l un0 mar lebts
Mode bier bet SEN Gltern. SIT 8elud)
che ct nad bortbin iiberl teOelte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21
2ofal Meuigfeitem.

- Mlpis @tbner mar lebte @o6e
IN sen S6mclt tier .Stdoten no CT Sc
iddftc Su be orgen bate.
= Trau Grnlt Strelom lit 0o11z
ncrstas BON Micollet 5uriidsefebrt no
Tie I'M 9uowie 6%reitas 9eim 5l @alte
gene c1l mar.
6rau Stto @ieoenma1r, itattez
tc letste Mo6e ser S. 8. Slafien
1Sanlilic tn 9fortb Star 5omnlbtp
ctnell angeuebmen 8elud ab,
= Serr uno Trau Mobert 9}r1ld
u1o Tonlilie BON W}ilforb maren leste
@udc int Ybilip Mund Setm III
Mortb Star Tomnlbtp 81 @altc.
Scrr uno 6ra1 Tranf @enil6
rllo 5odter Noie maren onfangS Scr
ISOLDE I'M Nlois Sergert 9etm III
Jroocrie 5omnibtp 81 8el Judi.
- Scrr u,,o Trau 6ranf 8cner
more1 alsga1gs LETTER Wode tn
%omberton no lis SEN @m. Sdud
u1o Sulius Grunot Tamilten eillc1l
8cllld) abltattetcn.
: Trall Daniel Safe lit nad
2ambcrton Suriidgcfebrt, beinabe pollz
ltdnoig gene en bon etner Operation
mclde fiirSlt6 III einem bieiigen @oipi7
tai an tbr o~oll3ogen ipuroe.
Serr uuo 6ro1 @m. @ellner
BON O}anfato maren alls9angs lettcr
gEode I'M @m. Sfinner Setm iu
Oaite. @abrr1lb TIRES 6ierict1s be-
ioretc @crr @ellner al6 perldtsoene
0clh6fte.
= 9oraine, sic 9 Sabre olte 5odz
ter BON 6err11 uno Trou 9enrp
Gopina, sic lib Treitagabeno I'M go
rctto 9pipttol ciner Operation fir
s(ppcnoicittS untermorf, mod6t %crlrellz
lihc Bortl6rttte.
= Trau Charles YolStn BON III
scr gfQbe BON Sprinsfielo me(de lid
lcbtc Mode III einem bieitgcn 9o1ptz
tai ei1lcr Operation fin @a0eni tetne
uatermarf, 9ebt tbrer poll ltd11ot9e11
0enci Jung raid entge9er.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21
9iplpme fMr &laXenz
@ettfampf.

6reubi9 iterraldf maren 1urnz
lebrer Mnton 2etbolo uno Die Slit
glieoer ser 8ur1oeS. 5urnfeit Siege
ais Montag m6mittag bier ein
meiteres 3tplom uno 5>par Der
iedite Gieeenpreis in Ser pierten
@ruppe, anlanete, Ste iid bte bieitz
gen Mltipen I'M 8unoes 1urnfelt
in Gbicago letsten Suit erraneen.
9NS Ste Yreile gur5 nad: Beenbi=
gl,1g oes Tnrnfeites befannt se9ez
BEN muroen, mar ser Nem lllmer
1urrperetn ntdt alS etner Der
greiseeminner aneefibrt, uno Ste
Ofi slieber SET &laiie naren ielblt<
reoenb iebr enttduidi, trot Der
Iatlade oaB iie etnen BretS befaz
men fir lire N}uiterturnnummer n1lo
sic 0amen Niege au6 etnen YreiS
>befamen fir tire Muiterturnmmn1er.
Wie eS ii6 nun berausi tellt, bat
ser 8ere6mn9sausl9nb Tebler. &C.
.madt unb bel ether @ieoerberecbz
nu11g ser Hreissemtmer ersiebt ltd,
ooB bie bieiise Gieee Sen ie6ten
Breis gemann, u1lb /etn %biesbesioz
liheS 9iplom nurbe on ben Teretr
gelanot. Sic Mttslieoer ser Sit
cago 5urnfeit Siege iino 1bomas
Yfdnoer, @alter @nsslbert, Tra1lt
Nieman1l, 6ranflin 8ruit, Malter
.&u1t5e, Nrmtn uno Sobn 9epman'1
uno Setting uno 5u9o S@lenoer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21

Sin 6armer III ser 9ldbe Seem
rlms bat uns oieier Gage mitgetetlt,
oo6 es felt entl6lolien lit >pdbreno oeS
Winters Som gu brernen itatt Sob
fen ooer SolS. ST bat l9on 'lebtes
Sobr @erfude semodt nno lit gu Der
lleber3eugrng gefommen, oaB 0as
&orn ais Brennmaterial %beoeuteno
biliger lit a1s @oble ober 9ol5. and
oibt es ei11 ret1eres 6euer. ST metnt
men11 ane. Tarmer bieS tun muroen,
bann miiBte Ste gea6frage fir &oblen
oerart perrinsert meroen, oab ote
Gohlenbarone ge5mungen muroe11 Die
Breiie I'll reouciren UNI tbre &oble11
los5uneroen.
- 0as 9unmooon Snltitut mel
DIES am g.. September IN Wetnneaz
polis er0iinet muroe NIT ether lebr
oroben 56iilerSabl, bat tmmer nod
9laull,, bauptid6li6 fir iolde Stuz
benton ste it6 I'M 1ruderlnel en1,
eleftriider !. 2lrbett, 2aunorp Artett
Qono nrabenban austiloen mollen, o1t=
,unrehmenn.. 81 S6ule ltefert ret
en- unterridt an alle gtnoenter
mobnbaft I'M 9taate Minni ota.
Mae 5SungenS Sic etn 5anomeri
erlernen molten nnb IN Oieiem Stooz
tie mobnen,, f0nrlen oteie -Sdnle fre'
beluden. Sir meitere Conformation
uno Natalog ldreitt an 9unmoool
Snititnt, Mtmeapolis, Minnlota'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21

Ter0inQm @rD1e nn6 7@eOrgl
Dunn marer1 lebte ISOLDE tint Wiomal
0iitrtft nnb mobnten bem Dairt
|Sbom bet.
Trau gmilte Metnbart lit bon
@obben 5%uriidgefebrt no lie tbre1
9o6ter Trau 8. 81. Brant etnen
angenebmen 8eiu6 abgeitattet bate.
- Trau @eorge Yu6ner uno atn=
Ser BON 9prin9ftelo 1paren lette $50
6e I'M George Hu6ner or. 9eim gu
8eiud. Ste reiiten Sonntag mteoer
ab.
- @err uno 6rau s. 6. @oll
nno 506terden bon Oftnneapo Is
maren anfa1gs Ser @o6e IN Der
Camille BON 9errn nno. Brau Sur
ais 5allet 81 gaite., a15H
SEER uno 8rau. '&QS1nil @tein=
bauier BON Qamberton trafen M}onta9
bier Elm nno @perretiten OtenStag mad
SEN S6melteritdbten mo- tie @tnfdufe
fir ibren 9aben IT, 9amberton be-
Iorgten.
- s.. s. 6eB BON MinneapoliS
mar lekten Donner8tag IN oer Staot.
SEER @eb, ser friiber Superintendent
Ser Stem nlmer S6ulen mar, lit iett
Hetlenoer Sl9ent fir eine S6ulzNuSz
ltattunsSgeiellid BON MtnneapoS
lis.
- Clement 8ere, @obn BON
@err unS 6ral1 @enrp S. 8ers
m11rbe Montag bebufS 8ebanOlun9
nod bsm 2oreito SoSpital gebra6t.
Ser iunge Monn bat etn Nieren=
BON meldem er it6 langiam
aber lt6er ertolt.
= Trau Sen @aka mar @aitse=
BERTH bel ether &arten &c ielli6aft mel:
de lie lebte @o6e in ibrem 9eim an
brttter 91oro @trabe CAB. 6rau
Tranf 5emple uno Tra11 s.. g.
9emannena bic 9reie. GA
feiner 9un6 muroe ipdt am a6ene'
ierptert.
~ rau @arl Nufberbetbe mar
@altsebertn bel elmer 800" &artenz
geiel(l6aft in ibrem 9eim an 91oro
Minneiota Strabe lebte ISOLDE. Die
Yreiie setponnen Trau q. g. 8ood,
Trau otto. @t6tel uno Sri. Sba
Mue1tng. Spdt AM Nbenb muroe
etn fetner 2un6 ierptert.
= Mapor Tritlde bat 0ieie r Sage
8rief bon Trau Mobert @mitb,
@tnnebago, 81. 2, erbalten, IN meldem
iie ihretbt oab lie fiir5ltd in Stem
ulm ibr golbeneS Stern @mblem perz
loren bat. @ie iddtt bteles @mblsm
iebr bod nno Ell udt SEN ebrlt6en
Tinber ibr baSlelbe 5l iiberl enoen.
: MnlQbli0 leines Miegenieites
m1lroe @m. Setting BON '9afapette
Montag Nbeno. BON Is
@ermanoten unb Treunben III Ser
onsenebmiten Metie iiberruidt.
Man perfiirSte ii6 Sic 3eit he M
Gortcnlpiel un0 sic Greiie 9ewa1lz
11cn 9lbolpb Splitting ST.. u1rb 6rau
g9hti Getting. Spdt am Nbe1lo
ip1lrbe etn fctner 2nn6 ierptert.
= Die @ierh @rao Mitslieber bes
bieltsen ct. Batrtd Council @olumz
bus Sitter f%eierten lebte ISOLDE Sen
Columbus Sag. Sin 8anfett >puroe
I'M fatboltiden S6ulbous UNI Z llbr
.ierpiert a11 meld)em nllsefdbr 80 ser
Mttgltebcr teilnabmer melde alle in
Uniform erldienen uaren. Nad bsm
8anfett bielten 5enrp S. 8erg, Gco.
q. 6. Mbobe, Mnmalt %, s., 9empz
fen, @tatbolo Gibner unb George
@raff bon Spanboe fur5e Mnipmden.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21
9anfiaquna.

9anfiagung.
Nl(en nnieren Treunoen uno 9fa6z
barn melds un8 na6 bem Nbleben
unieres seliebten @ermanoten,
SobnS S. 0auer
bilfret6 nnb tr0itenb Sur Sette itan=
be11 uno alien bic Dem Acknowledgements
be%imobnten, ipre6en MIR biermit UNI
ieren ber5lt6iten 0anf aus. S3u ipe=
5tellem 9anf perpfli6tet ltno mii
SEN Sargtrdgern unb 0ep. 2oSleben
iiir ieine troitrei6en @orte.
Dte 9tnterbliebenen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21

= Trl. Stole 2tpp perrciTte 3ie1s=
tag mad 6aribault no tie. lid tn scr
8. S. Ml1eller Tami(t etl;d)e Gage
beiu6Smeile aufbalten miro.
@on @aibinston tit oieiet
Sage Mprt bier e%insetroffe1l, >oB
SSacob Sofia ais Glerf I'M bic jlae1
Yplt Nmt ais bauerl1o o119el tent
I'll betradten iei. 5don felt ct
liden Sabren bat 9err Bolto
iubltituiert >penn >pettere
Glerfs I'M ser SiIice nottpenoi9
maren unb bat ,bie @enugtnuna
leine opfermillise Nrbeit NIT ei=
rer permanenten Stelung be-
(obnt 81 ieberl,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21

@aben sic M%nsebDrise 1T 9eutid,.
lano pber Seiterreih? ''..
@pllen Gle bteien cine Sre,be le.
reiten. 9ana idifeu Gie ibren oie
,gfeu Him Soft" fit Gin Sdbr.
Sns Muslanb ,fpitet bieielbe $3.50.
pro Sahr.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21

gerlteren sic Sic @offmung nt6t-
Grfolg lit IN Sbrem 8eretd. Ms
Mnfang l6retben Sie fir etnen @ataz
log. Manfato Commercial college,
Weanfato, Wetnn. Nop. AZ
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21

Sebt lit sic s3eit 1ulpen, Spa
3intben uim. 5u pflan5en menn tie
nddites Briibjabr frib ein fetnes
Blumen Sect baben mollen.
Nbp. 41-42 Stem ulm @%reenbonle les.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21

@erfamfem sic urs Sbr @efiisel.
@ir tperoen basielbe abbDlen, uentt
sic inmerbalb ber Gta0tgren5e5mDh.
men. Sturf 8rpS. Mopa32H
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21

@ir baben Elm srobes Nliortez
ment BON bolldnbiiden y53metebln,
iol6e mie Tulpen, Narciien nln.
Mop. Alp Seem ulm @%reenbouieS
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21
gu perfaufen-@in paar Tanienb
quite alte 8adlteine. Ma6snfraz
gen bel Soiepb Toriter. 1elepbon.
1913. 9lop. AZ
@erlanst = Sin bier mobne1lber
Mann iu6t Mrbeit irgenbmelher
Nrt. Mdberes 5u erfabren in Der
office Der SEEM ulm Soft.
...N6p. AZ
Gum @erfauf-2O &opf @inopieb, s.
! Bferbe, :Tarm Mai6tnertey &orn
7uno 9eu. MdbereS In Ser Office
Der u9fem nlm Soft" Nop. AZ

&artenseieli@aft I'm. fatbolii6eri
Sdulbaus DtenStasabeno, Is. Of
tober, 8 lbr abenos, gegeben bonn ct.
@lilabetb 8erein. ,9ebermann 1T
ber5li6 eingefaben. Nop. AZ
The evening world., 1921-02-07
BLOOD IS
FUEL TO
THE BODY
Pumped Through The System by
The Hsah Il SustalRS The
Mu!CIes and Tissues
PEPTO.MANGAN HELPS BLOOD
Keen the Quality Of Your B'OOd at
It's Bsst-It Means Vigorous Heath
and Ability to Accomplish

Blood acts like n fuel Pumped
through the body by the heart, II
sustains the muscles and tissues. II
rencws them. It feeds the brain-the
tissues Of the eye and face. That is
why people look so pale and lifeless
when blood is impoverished, The body
tissues are being supplied with weak
fuel. The blood has not enough red
corpuscles. You would not eat poor
food with no nourishment in it, no
more should you let the fuel that sup
plies sustcnunCc to your entire body
be inferior. Have good blood. Improve
the quality and keep it at It's best
If you look pale and feel weak, y
YOU have lost your enthusiasm md
energy, il your blood is clogged with
poisons, your system is being fed with
a poor grade of blood. That is no way
to 20 around. II you are not at your
best, yet at the source Of the trouble
right away. Put an end TO half-living
Take that ideal tonic, Pepto-MaI'
gan, 10 tone up your blood and purify
il. Get the full enjoyment out of liz
ing. Breathe fresh air, take exercise
BE sure 10 ask for Guides Pepto
Nangan." II comes in convenient
tablet form and in liquid. One has th'
same medicinal value as the other
| There is only one genuine Pepto
| Mangan, and the name Guides is OF
| the package -Adyt
The evening world., 1921-02-07
BARNARD SENIOR SAYS MEN
REFORMERS MAKE Her TIRED
Calls Attention to Voluntary Ban on Smoking
and "Toddle'' Walk at College.

continue It she is eliminated from
the dances"
But at the very minute the Bar
nard student spol.o the club women
OF New York had Just formed a ma
tional organization TO fight liberal
modes" and to "restra,n n the younger
set" Of which the college girl is un-
questionably a member.
The new woman'a reform move
ment will be nation wide in scope
and have as its object the consolida-
ton, in purpose only, of all of the
feminine movements Of the day.
Among other aims will be:
Reform in dress.
An active campaign against the
worst features of present day dane
ing.
Stricter censorship over the activi-
ties and habits Of the younger set.
The movement, which will be
known as "The League OF American
Women" was informally launched at
a meeting held at the Colony Club
when a number OF prominent society
women gathered to discuss outlines.
Mrs. ]. Kennedy Tod, Of Sound
Beach, Conn, was elected Chairman
Of the committee pro TEN.
I'VE will positively have no con-
nection with the blue laws, as such,"
The evening world., 1921-02-07

:. The women students at Teachers
College, Columbia, and Barnard Col
lege laugh at the youthful editor Of
tho Brown University Daily Herald,
who recently attacked the morals Of
men and women undergraduates in
American colleges.
The editor wrote that dancing,
'pettnE parties" and cigarette
smoking were evils driving the col
lege girls straight to perdition. A
number Of Barnard seniors were
asked an opinion.
"They make me tired" calculated
one. "They are always ralSlng wom-
en- over the Goals. II It isn't one
thing It is another. I don't believe
that conditions are as bad there aa
that article says they are, but II II
Is telling the truth the place ought
70 be cleaned out and fumiEated-
"As for our dancing here, there .is
never any occasion kOr criticism.
Occasionally you see one Of the girls
try TO wiggle or Shimmy, but she is
asked to stop, and II she doesn't DIS
The evening world., 1921-02-07
It's Not a Crime
To Be Thin. But

lts really embarrassing to be so thin
that people speak OF you as bong
skinny" After all. rs not necessary
TO be either thin. weak or anemic. Most
any man or woman who wants 70 put on
flesh. Increase strength, endurance and
vltallty-can do II 10 a few weeks by
getting a package Of Blood Iron Phos-
plate from National Drug stores, Kalish
Pharmacies. or any other good druggist,
and taking as directed This Increases
tho rod blood cells. strengthens the ner-
yOus system and thus helps to quickly
overcome those troubles, such as thinnesa,
phyElcal geaknflt due to or accompanied
by Imp0verH Hh ~ blood and weak nerves
Hood Iron Phosphate costs only Sl.5O
FOR a three weeks treatment, ana iH so
genuinely good that tho druggist Of whom
Vou buy IL is authorised 10 refund the fun
price 10 YOU II you are dissatisfied Better
- Blood Iron Phosphate and begin lis
- to-day .--Advt,
The evening world., 1921-02-07
INDIGESTION
GOES, GONE!
"Pape's Diapepsin" at Once
Fixes Your Sour, Classy,
Acid Stomach.

Stomach acidity causes Indigestion
Food souring, gas, distress! Wonder
what upset your stomach? Well,
don't bOtherl The moment you eat a
tablet or two of Pape's Diapepsin all
the Jumps OF indigestion pain, the
sourness, heartburn and gas, due to
acidity, vanish-truly wonderful!
Millions of people know that II Is
needless to be bothered with indiges-
ton, dyspepsia or a disOrdered stom-
ach. A few tablets of Pape's Diapep-
sin neutraliEe acidity and give relief
at once no waiting Buy a box Of
Pape's Diapepsin now! Don't stay
miserable Try to regulate your
stomach so you can eat fHvorite foods
without causing distress. The cost Is 80
little. The benefits so great.--Advt.
The evening world., 1921-02-07

said Mrs Tod. but we hope to exer-
else a helpful and restraining IN
luencc on the modes OF the day and
on every form Of extreme which
tends TO lower the morale of the Ma
tiUn This is our present design, and
II requires great breadth of mind and
a wide vision to understand the pos
sil4e scope Of such n league. Think
OF ~ Women all over the country
all banded together TO assist one an
other and to make a splendid upward
drve."
But to return TO modern dancing
and cigarette smoking.
Miss Lucetta Daniel, the social d.
rector of Whittier Hall, Teachers
| College, Columbia said that she could
see no particularly new problem in
| present day social conditions.
Conditions here seem 10 me % be
normal" she explained. 81 have read
O lot about the new dances, and I
| know that they are Objectionable in
many ways, but here / have seen no
! tendency in that direction, but rather
strict guard against laxity.
"You know our students are in alb
! solute control of their social func-
| tions They arrange them for them
| selves and make their own rules, and
| at every dance girl from each class
is present to watch things Two girls
! dancing together are not permitted tC
| dance cheek to cheek, let alone n girl
with a man friend. The reason foI
/ this Is that II the girls dance that
way together they might cultivate the
habit and forget themselves somt
time when dancing with a gentleman
"As to smoking in colleges, about
which there has been a good deal OF
comment too, I am opposed 20 1t FOL
two reasons. One is that II Is un
healthy and another that 1t tends q
make the smoker selfish. She wi!
The evening world., 1921-02-07

smoke, no matter how annoying y
may be 10 others"
Miss Mary Olney ana Miss Louisa
Patterson both seniors, expressed
the same views, saying:
Our college Is governed entirely
by the girls themselves, and l have
never heard Of girls wanting TO have
the toddle and wiggly dances per-
mitted In our affairs None Of those
dances could possibly be danced in n
modest manner"
But the girls who want to dance
in a sensational manner and to smoke
never stay here long," one said.
"As to the styles Of dresses, and OF
! hair dressing, we can see nothing OBJ
/ jeCtionable in either The present
| styles are pretty and sensible
The Presidents Of the senior and
! Junior classes declared there was a
! positive ban against smoking in the
| college
1T Is not because we believe there
/ Is anything essentially wrong about
1t, but there is so little to be said in
its favor and so much to be said
| against il that we decided to bar II
altogether 1t is unhealthy, it is not
neat, and there isn't one woman in
| twenty who can do II in anything
but an awkward manner.
! AS TO dancing, we think that any
dance, except the camel walk car
be done gracefully and modestly
The camel walk was never intended
to be graceful, and by no stretch ol
the imagination can be so considered
The others can be done modestly ol
immodestly but you can say that
ulbout practically any dance that ever
was or ever could be devised"
POpOcateDetl Causes Alarm.
The evening world., 1921-02-07
CattIemen cans Pay Freight Thcy

WASHINGTON. Fob. IA reduction
I'm freight rates was asked to-day OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission by six
OF the largest oattlemen's associations Of
Toe west Market prices of sheep, cattle
and wool have fallen SO low that West
ern cattle ralsers and farmers are no
longer able to sell their produce FOR
cuough 10 pay freight rates they con
tend.
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and ashes. Residents Of villages near
the mountain are I'm hight. Ashes are
distributed over raditp or sixty miles.
The evening world., 1921-02-07

POpOcatepetl Causes Alarm.
MEXICO CITY, Feb. Alarm is
growing over the activity OF the vol
cano Popocatepetl, now .spouting steam
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-28
Many People Cut
ting Weeds and
This Helps Much

In drive over the city this past
week il was noted that large major
ity Of the property owners were cut
ting the weeds, not only around their
own property, but on adjoining va
cant lots. That is the best indication
of a full Pledged loyal citizen it is
possible to imagine these hot days.
But less than ten per cent of the
weeds Of the city have been cut. The
ladies Of the Federated Clubs Of the
city have made every effort TO get
these weeds cleaned of. The Rotary
Club, Chamber OF Commerce, and
other organizations have discussed
the proposition and yet the weeds re-
main.
Continued rains have made the
general crops Of Lubbock county
grow--and they have made the weeds
Of Lubbock city grow proportionally
as well. The result is that we have
a rather serious weed situation. For
some reason il does not seem 10 be
as bad as last year, but il is nothing
TO be proud Of even at that.
As been told before-no one or
ganization has the necessary $500 to
$1,000 10 have this work done. II
Is a more or less private proposition
anyway why not every citizen
get out and clean OF a block and see
how much better Oft we are az the
end Of the week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-28
An Enjoyable
Reunion of s. A.
Graham Family

A family reunion was held at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. 5. A. Graham,
Of the Monroe community, on July
20 and "a, there being thirty-fivc
members of the family present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham are sixty.
two years Of age and enjoy good
health. They are the parents OF
eight children, four boys and four
girls, all living and married.
All children we're present at the
reunion except one son DIN, his wife
and five children, Of Hollis, Okla.
Those present were: Mrs. J. T. Stan
iii and four children Of Lubbock
mrs. Stanfil being the eldest child ;
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Graham and five
children, of Winters; Mr. and Mrs.
L. o. Jarmon and three children, Of
Gurdon, Arkansas; Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Graham and three children, OF
Monroe community; Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Curry and two children, Of
GOldsboro. Texas; Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
aid b. McCasland and baby, Of
Graham: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Graham
and baby, Of Winters, paul is the
youngest child.)
All OF Mr.. and Mrs. Graham's chill
dren and their companions are
Christians, with the exception Of one
son-in-law. Some Of the grand
children are also church members.
Jewell, age 10, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. L. n. Graham, Is the oldest
grandchild, and the baby son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Graham, who IS
almost two months old, is the young
est. There were nine babies pres
emit, all less than three years Of age,
and all Of them well.
Sunday morning the whole family
attended church al Monroe, where
three Of the sons and two Of the SON
in-laws took turns leading in the song
service after which the oldest son
gave an interesting talk to the con-
grega'ion.
On returning to Mr.. Grahams' all
were able 20 do justice to a splendid
dinner, after which time was spent in
singing, conservation, and taking pic
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-28
JOE BOYD AND MISS KARI
BACH MARRIED WEDNESDAY,

Joe Boyd. prominent banker
stockman, slipped away from his
many friends in Lubbock last week
and took unto himself a bride, in the
person OF Miss Lydia Karbach, who
is well known in Lubbock, having
been associated with a local hospital
in this city for a number Of years as
head nurse. The ceremony was per-
formed AZ the home Of the brides
parents, at New Braunfels, Texas,
Wednesday, June 20.
Mr. Boyd is among the pioneer
cattlemen Of this section and is well
and favorahly known throughout this
section Of the state, and has a host
Of friends who extend congratula-
lions 10 he and bride.
They will spend a short time here
before starting on an extended trip
into Colorado and California, where
they will spend several months.