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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-21


JAYHAwKERs P1CNIc-Iayhav v'k
erS livin5 in Pueblo county will hold
their seventh annual picnic Angus, "a
two miles cast of Grsnoros in Tho
John Roberts grove Peaches and
cream will be served free. All former
Kansas persons living In Pueblo coun-
" are invited to attend the excellent
program to he given.
BEULAH STAGE leaves Union De-
pot every day, a. m. Phone IA.
NOT1CE-All kinds Of cabinet, TX
lures. furniture. moulding. planning and
other wood work done Prices reason-
able Call Crescent Furniture Mfg. Co.
office and factory si9-s2o Summit s.,
Phone $40
JACK GRAY has reopened HE
barber shop in the Central Block
where all old customers as well as
new ones will be given a cordial well
come and viii receive the best OF at
tention and service in our Inc
HOME BrRGLARfZED-Th home
Of G.orga 8 Thompson, 23i East
Adams vas burslsrized last night at
6 bout o'clock. The Thompson faml-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-21

FREE ROAD SERVICE CAR on
tire changes deliveries or new tires
BESSENER Nulcanizins shop. 5i5 ".
Northern avenue Phone 1913 ". MIL
Ter Tires. and Michelin Tubes
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-21

NEW SUPPLY of Endicott-J Johnson
school shoes for school children. at
BRAUN'S, 400 north Union avenue.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-21
CITY BRIEFS

ly is in Beulah and when neighbors
saw lights in the house they suspect
cd the burglary. A pass key was used
tc gain entrance but as the family is
gone the police were unable to ascer-
tain the amount of valuables stolen,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-21

WANT FOOT BRIDGE-A foot
bridge across the Fountain river at
the north edge of the city is being
sled for by school patrons who have
childrsn on the east side who desire
to attend the Somerlid school Truant
cffiver 9, S. Hawley recently called
this to the attention of the county
commissioners, and those officials gave
assurances that the need will be sup
piled.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-21

SToP-LoOK-L1S Don't
fail 20 attend the Yoemen baseball
game. weiner roast and dance. at City
Park. Tuesday. Aug. % from 4 to II
O'Clock. The public is invited Extra
car service. Bosekers' Union Orches-
ira.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-21

COURT reported. Herman W. Nssh
and Mrs Nash leave today for the
north for a two weeks vacation. the
destination of which viii not fully be
determined on the start but dependent
on their inclinations
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-21

WE HAVE ALwATS DREAMED
OF the time when we could buy q truly
fine car. with every modern convent
enco and development. at the price OF
the ordinary medium priced car. It's
here NOW. YES SIR. RIGHT NOW
IT'S THE NEW MODEL FORTY
SEVEN oLDSMoBILE EIGHT.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-21

WHAT CAR HAS oUTSoLD any
other make including Ford in Cali
fornia cities this year THE "oLDs-
MOBILE FOUR" OF COURSE for
California people know automobile and
demand the best, which accounts for
/ the fact that trainloads FOUR
TRAiNLOADS) Of new oldsmobiles
1921.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-21
THE WATKINS HAT co.

THE WATKINS HAT CO.,
corner Of Main and Third
Streets, is sure showing a
beautiful line Of Fall and
Winter Hats and Caps--all
styles and all colors, and
every one priced so as TO
SAVE. YOU A LITTLE
MONEY.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-21

NOTICE The Salvation Army
Store is now open for business at 224
West Second street. Phone 37a
CAPTAIN CLARK.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-21

GET your mower sharpencd fof
spring Called for and returned
Price Arms Co. ios West Northern
Phone sa6-w W.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-21

THE GuLL1FoRD ACADEMY. So
Iaie Avenue, boarding and day schop
for girls. will reopen on September 6
1891 Phone 7ii-w.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-21

NOTICE - Public stenogra ph.r and
Notary Public. liz Central Block
Phone 1856.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-21

ELLIOT BROTHERS hope to pe
open for business in another week.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-21

NEWS TIMES AGENT. Phone
..S5-J Delivered anywhere in
Pueblo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-21

ONLY ONE automobile factory IN
tho L. s has almost equaled itH pro
duction Of last year That factory II
the OLDSMOBILE, who for twenty
three years have maintained a stand
ard uneaualcd by competitors Hem
derson oldsmobile Co. Local dealers
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-21

THE Eiehel Auto Co. ii2 west
Second street. IL back TO normal and
Is again prepared TO handle any kind
Of an ele'tricsl or auto repair Job. and
cordially invites the people who drive
automobiles. require battery service. or
want an, kind of part for their car
10 call at their splendid accessory and
repair shop and make their wants
hrovn. ono thing Is sure. you will
always set courteous and prompt ser
vice at Hnebels and your work will
be done hy men who know their busi-
nraa nll the time
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-21

HoMPTKT FLOWERS FOR
LOYAL PUEBLOANS. The Pueblo
Floral Co. 513 y. Main St
SAM, The TAILOR, has rented the
room at cca South Union avenue. and
about SeTtember / wiz open with a
complete stock of clothing and gents
furnishing goods and invites all his
friends 20 call and see him when he
opens his new place OF business.
SANS business was ruined by the
flood. but he has courage and grit
and when he opens his place OF busb
ness he will be prepared to give bet
ter service than ever.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-21

BEULAH STAGE leaves Union De-
pot every day, S a. m. Phone IA.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-25
|WEEKLY GAZETTE METROPOLIS. Ill


j4xs-..l .;s+e s,sss s,.sssrk 6<ss
y To the Pastors. aade.mGnbers Of
the. churches balangipg.. to the
!, General. Baptist state Association
OF Illinois There. are. only tour
months until we meet at Evan
ston H., and there is great need
OF money for Missions and Educa-
ton. We have not done all We
could do no not half We have
been telling the people that ~e-afe
loyal Baptsf ana proud Il our
Stare Assoeiat on. Let us stop
telling tn people with our toaene
and ion now until the annual
session tell them by our work
~an we work? Yes? But will we
work? Every pastor and menu
Der IS asked TO join your corre-
spending secretary n drive for
christian missions. II you are in-
terested in the advancement OF Our
state association, nov is the time
to show it. Send me your name
and address and | will send you
the plan 10 work for the success OF
the drive. / assure you it will not
interfere with your local church
work in any way, but will prove
that your church aud yourself are
really interested in the work.
Why not make this the banner
year for the Genertl Association
We. must not wait r something
to turn up for our own success.
We can make this drive big
thing if every Officer IN the state
association will at once send in
their names and set to work. it Is
very hard pull without coopera-
ton, send me your names by re-
turn mail and get busy on the
;oh
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-25
Ie. to Hold STORED Water.

Because the water supply OF the
small city OF Ashland, Ore. is be.
coming inadequate in the summer. and
increasing the storage facilities would
cost 100000. the local engineers are
trying an experiment as Ingenious as
It Is simple. High up the side OF
Mount Ashland. at the headwaters OF
the supply. system OF piping and
sprays Is being installed, through
which the surplus water OF the win
ter viii be directed and allowed TO
freeze The damming action OF the
ice walls thus formed. and the gradu.
al thawlng Of the Ice itself, are ex-
pected to provide enough water for
all the needs Of sumneT Pepasar Ne
ekastVa Hagumne
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-25
Program of S. S. Institute

At Mt Olive Baptist church. Of
Duguoin, Iii
For til /: Mt Olive Baptist S S.
Institute 10 be held with the Mac
edonia Baptist church, Friday and
Saturday before the 4th Sunday
in Feb. 1t is requested that all
$. 5. workers be present and take
a part in the work.
9; 50 a m Call to order by the
president; Song and prayer; and
reading the Scriptures Teslfmon
ials,
io:oo-Bible lesson, How to
study the Bible.
Blackboard drill by the con-
duetor. Rev J b McCrary.
1850 How to conduct a S. S
loppa, Harrisburg
Io;45-Iiow to teach a prima
ry class,
Mounds; Mound City.
Il IS How to Prepo'e the
fssoa for teaching
taioo-colleetioa, Adjoure
1850 p IA -Deeotionsls
Z aiding morning journal
2soa-llo@ 70 grade S 5
s8o-Depafto nIaI uoFk-flacl
aoafd-eoadnetof
oo-Yteashies 6ai'e ton,
IA tiHte welk and pFe2a hing
.at z at Tare vii be ap.es
taf dieassi9n eenla prepared
aita Bibles ana not bssfs
NJ duncan. Pte.iarn
3 AicGrarg -oaduoar
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-25
nFloatIno Fair" From Holland.

A company has been organized al
The Hague fos the purpose Of sending
q floating fair" as 1t Is called. but
practically ship loaded with sam.
pie products aud commercial agents to
sell them. to various parts Of the
world. particularly the United States.
The concern IL organised somewhat
on cooperative basis ana proposes
to send the Mesa geFies Aafftimes ves'
ssa. the Macedonia, Of 61o0 tons bur-
den. TO tho United Gtates ana CalltrAl
and South America far the purpose Of
Introducing Netherlands products and
enabling Netherlands commercial
houses TO establish import and export
connections ia the countries visited
Scientific American.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-25

"IIarrys" exclaimed the blushing
maiden, this declaration Of love IS so
sudden that hardly know what TO
say. ] vas unprepared for It. II I'M
nerves me-
u was afraid, II might said the
young chemist rising With alaerity
from his knees, "and I brought with
me bottle Of my unrlyaled aerVe ton
ic. This preparation, my durling," he
added, soothlngly, as he took the bot
tie from his pocket, quickly extracted
the cork and poured quantity Of the
medicine into spoon he had also
brought with him, twill allay any I'M
due excitement, quiet the nerves, aid
digestion and restore lost appetite.
sell 1t at 90 cents q bottle. This is a
dose for an adult. Take 1t, dearest
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-25

Metropolis. ILL.,. Feb. l4th 1921
Ferguson. and oil whom

Motropolis, ILL, FEB. 14th 1871
Ferguson. and oil whom il
may concern.
You are hereby notified. That ct q
sale Of Real Estate made by the Sher.
in ct She door Of the Court House. in
the City Of Metropolis. County Of Mas.
sac, and State Of Illinois on the Sss OF
day Of June A. D.. 1919. J. II. Mi.
zell. purchased the following described
Real Estate, situated in the said Coun-
ty. for the Taxes. Intereyt, Penalties
and Costs due and unpaid thereon, for
the year A. D.. 1918 Assessed to A.
c. Ferguson. to-wit:
S. w. N. E. Section 80. Townp. Ii
Range 3, of 3rd Prin. M, Contain
ing 3S acres.
And that the time allowed by law
for the redemption of said Real Estate
will expire on the 9th day of June A.
ID. 1921.
J. III. Mizell, Purchaser.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-25

lie b aada. Scho is comp rs
tae Mount olive > S. convention
Dear a9tkas:-0ur nest Insii
tife meeiiag viii eo6yeae with the
nh L.oa Raptis, eaareh DuQsoia.
Fa ~ SATURDAY and Sunday
Feb a5-27 Eaeh sun5ay school
IS asked 10 SEND q fepg ealatiye
to this meeting Every supt.
Teacher I'D S S worker IN the
District IS asked 70 spend at least
oee Gay in this meeting We hope
to see a large majority OF the Pas
tors and young Ministers present.
Bach 5 5 is also asked to send
something to this meeting, as we
are a lite behind in paying for
our minutes Our State President
will be-there with burning mes
sage. Let US all, 60.
NJ Duncan. Pres
= Rev. J. B McCrary. Con.
Miss Hazel Howard. Sec.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-25
A crln,A sslf.E,unlansd.

A thief catered house In Rlyerside
Eri@o and stole i've volumes OF Zoe.
Try. There's n crime that carries its
cen punishment--New Yogk Herald
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-25
"a
Centralia =.
Dear Ea...rs;lIs.I lE.i.:: :V.ss:i'
We are pleased to mention the
visit 4ssates b 5s5 = 4 :

visit 4nass isevy.s j. D; 'mhtc1f3-
ry during our revival. and also the
great.selnish delivered by him rs
!. the delight OF me "a, sA,consr, ga
ton out to h ar hnn. .-Ihe chpfsh.
welcomes X McCrary al any
time ne has an oppor unity,
Inc revival vas quite = success,
We nad Is converts and four by
relation. Maoh p aiee IS gwen
Reys Mccraiy, Payne, BARNES,
Anderson. Mckee aud Carter Tor
ihsr excellent leader up A fal
" SUNDAY last enabled Us to rea-
lie POS OF winch we are very
proud. Rev w. h. Carter is
leading Us to victory.
We remain yours in Chiist,
Rev w. II carter, Pastor.
scott Clerk
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-25

Inc editor received a letter IF IN
Mrs. Louise Mitchell telling hin
Of her III ess. which he. as sell as
otl4rs were sorry 70 hear and We
hose to hear soon that she has tes
>uperated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
Seattle
Society
Miss Martha Blake Quiet
IN Married; Charming
Supper Party; Mrs.
Toridnd Plans Small
Tea.

MISS MARTHA ELLEN BLAKE.
. l'i daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles John Blake, was quietly
married to Mr.. William Edgar On
key. son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Gil'
key Of Anacortcs. saturday after
noon. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. W. A. Major at AIS o'clock
at the home Of her parents at fiaxel'
wood. on Lake Washington.
The bride was attired In her tray
cling costume. a one piece model OF
taupe canton crepe. and carried a
small shower ~ ophella roses. la.
ter on their wedding trip she donned
coat Of brown duvctyn and a
matching hat. There were no at
tendants, and only relatives and a
few close friends Witnessed the cere-
mony. preceding which Mrs Fred.
erick King sang AT Dawning."
They are spending their honeymoon
In British Columbia. planning 10 be
gone several weeks
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Gilkcy attend
ed the University OF Washington.
where she Is member of Delta
Gamma sorority. and he OF Phi Del
IA Theta fraternity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
Radcliffe Endowment
Fund Benefit

For the benefit Of the Radcliffe
endowment fund. the Radcliffe club
OF Seattle viii present Ellen Van
yalkenburg Mrs. Maurice Brown
in an initiative Interpretation OF
Ethel Barrymore in James NJ. Bar
RES Alice Sit.by-theFire' On Sat.
urday evening, November 8. at the
Little theatre OF the Cornish school.
Mrs. w. W.. Phillips. who Is chair
man OF tho campaign for this dis
trict, which includes Alaska, the
Hawaiian Islands and the Philip
pines, Is In charge OF tho sale Of
tickets and will be assisted by the
following committee: Mrs. Daniel
Trefefhen. president Of the Radcliffe
club: Miss Efflc Chapman, secrc.
iary; Mrs. George KAHN. Miss Re
bccca Wright, Mrs. J. A. o. Larson.
Mrs. Rudolph Ernst. Mrs. Frank
Pcase. Mrs. Earl DeMoss, Mrs. Wal
ter Mcclure and Mrs. William
Pcachy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24

need them now. but IL I say anyt5;rs
TO them, they say that they canpot
help me. They give their children
as their excuse. Wen. have chsl-
dren, too. Haven't ] the right TO az.
pect my own family 70 help met
WIDOW.
2 You do not say Just rhaf yox,
need Il. ~ II Is a question o. ~.
cunidry aid. perhaps voa are a Hftls
unjust In your complaint aooiuf
your relatives This Is a period a.
industrial depression and perhas.
fhcD h1Uc feif Il rather kccniv.
Perhaps Doa haze mis}udocd them
IN thinking that they don't care
enough 10 help voa One asuo1v
turns first TO cne's relatives for old
u Is true. but there are times rhsr
cren relatives fail.
You tciH find that II pays TO lire
up TO the Golden Rule. iehefhe, ON
crs do so or NOT. And Il makes vov
a lot happier 10 do 10. OF courss
your otcB family Is oIiravs your fra
consideration. and you are nsuaHv
justified IN refusing aid eren to youy
relatives " BY helping them wosid
cause von 10 neglect pour ovn fam
HD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
Cynthia GREY:
Is Man Fair 10 Mother or Wife?-Wife Tells He,
Side Of Story-Read AmsDer TO Her Letter-Othey
Problems Discussed.

Dear Miss Grey: 25 and my husband is 30 years ala
We have been married less than year He gives me on
enough money TO rent nsamens furniture and or
Gerry bills The rest he keeps. know how much be
Whenever quarrel he goes TO his mothers homo
and stays for few days He fairly supports his mother and
sister he buys the groceries and meat when he is there M
has been paying insurance policy made in favor
his mother Do you think that fair TO me? His mother
must uphold him. I'm would stay here and get owe,
his spells Of temper | love him and believe he oyes me
Some days he stays home and helps and lovely to mo
But about disguised and think shall ask him to stav
1T his mothers home he cannot finance both families
Don't you think that would be best? UNHAPPY WIFE
No. Such your pdrt.n0ht lead 10 permanent
arrangement and Of course you reoy ove your hu
band in spite Of the differences betoeen you separation
lie urb1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
IMPROHPTU VERSE
SCORES AT MOORE

and the little man with the big
black hat.
Hes sitting right there with that
woman 10 fat
Foolish stuff 81 course. Bob Han
Is always foolish: that's why he's one
Of tho drawing cards al the Moore
theatre. orphcum vaudeville. this
week He's the chap that makes
verses out OF his audience. He com.
posed a song Sunday using Ole Han.
son, Peter witt. the Queen OF sheba
and himrrif. which. being good
nights work. he quit amid applause.
Corfnne Til'on and company have
a happy little revue and Jack nsubeD
Clifford amuses with o'clock town
sketch. Howard Anderson and Rean
Graves present matrimony as II
might be In "A balloon. while the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24

Mr. Dietrich Schmidt ieft the last
Iof the week for New orleans 10 at
tend the Bankerw Convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
Arthur Hackett
Concert Tickets
Now on Sale

Tickets for the Arthur Haeketi
concert TO be given under the
auspices OF the Womens League Of
the University OF Washington on
Monday evening. October 81. IN
Mcany haii are now on sale.
Arthur Iiackett has proved him
self 10 be tenor OF the first mnrni
tudc. Since 1919, when he made his
firrt visit 10 the Pacific Coast with
Geraldine Farrar and Rosita Renard.
the advance OF this American singer
has been noteworthy. His record IA
one OF achievements both In the re
citni field and AZ an orchestral solo
ist. lie has sung with the Boston
symphony orchestra IS times be
sides appearing with the New York
Philharmonic. the Philadelphia. 81.
Louis. Detroit. Cleveland. Minncapo.
lis and baltimore symphonies.
The cause OF his success as an ar.
iisi may be summed up in just -four
words--voice. artistry. diction. mu.
steamship. Arthur Hackett. himself
IL a personality OF irresistible mag.
nctiarn.
Tho tickets for the concert went
on saie Monday. October II. at
Friedlander' j.weiry store, Sherman
a Clay. Rogers. Hopper a Kelly. ri.
per A Taft's and IN the A. \. q. w.
office on she campus.
Seats viii be priced at 80 cents for
the gallery. and balcony nearest the
stage. 10 cents for the parquef and
balcony with the exception OF the
first six rows center balcony which
Viii be 81. The frs; eight rows
downstairs win be $50 and the 70
mainder OF the lower floor 81.
Womcn's League gave two con.
ecrts last year and plans 10 give
three this year. Mabel Anderson.
viccpresident OF women's League.
Is concart committee chairman. Pro.
cccds Of the concerts 20 10 finance
the women's League and for the UP.
keep OF it's scholarship fund. which
each year enables worthy women
10 remain In college.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24


Your letter Indicates that perhaps
vou are rather unreasonable and
much TO blame for the dissen sion IN
pour home. You seem 10 haze taken
selfish attitude. While pour hus-
bands first duty u 10 vou. the mere
fact that he is married does not re-
lease him from all obligations 10 his
mother.
You do NOT SAP that pour house
hold allowance Is not sufficient for
pour nerds The trouble betocen
voH and your husband seems TO be
largely due TO the fact that vou re-
sent his contributing anything 10 his
mothers support. and that she Is the
beneficiary namcd IN his Insurance
policy
While u usually Is mans uife
aud children uho rcccire the insur-
dncc money in the crenf Of his death.
there are cases In uhich 10 might
more Justly 90 TO some other de-
pendent.
You hare no children. You are
Doan0. In case pour husband tcerc
10 die vou doubtless could earn your
oicr HUino much more easily than
his mother could earn her Hiring. ~
she has not sufficient means 10 in
sure her support u Is right and
natural that her son should try TO
safeguard her old age.
You should admire and respect him
for that instead Of censnrinD him.
You should NOT feel that he Is being
unfair 10 vos tnsf because he Is try
ing 10 bc fair 10 his mother.
And Dou are much at fault Dhen
vou accuse his mother OF encou,ag-
ING the differences bctrecr you and
pour husband Your letter shotrs
that POW hare no proof Of that You
are hdrninO yourself and cndanger-
ing pour home uhen vou let yourself
become cmhtfered tclth no just
cGHsr
OF course pour husband should be
'ciiiin0 for you 10 knoic the amount
Of his Income and. perhaps. he uouid
BE- glad TO discuss such matters 10Th
you II vou icosld shop more sym
pofhv and underst1ndinc Of his prob
lens instead Of adopting selfish and
unreasonable altitude.
Don't let The happiness o. your
homo be destroyed By these differ
ences. Don't nag pour husband about
money matters. Refuse 10 quarrel
,csfh him about anything. ~ yos do
pour part fosrard bringing about a
better situation befteecn you. ~ Is
likely that he triu meet pour efforts
half trny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24

Sigma Chi Mothers club. VIII meet
at Chapter house. 45o5 18th ave N.
E.. at D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
CuATTERTO~ DOES HIS
BEST WITH BAD ROLE

Thomas chatierion carried the
part OF Richard Ward nH best man
could II IL n human and theatrical
impoasibility 10 chant the long. al.
dactic. Sunday supplement speeches
which fell 20 his lot, and give any
effect other than tiresome and
somewhat absurd one. Mr. Chatter
ton has poisc and dignity.
Three regular fnvorites appeared
In secondary roles. Howard Russell
wns Monty. the ikeablc young
brother. Anne Bergman was Clar.
ice. the giri who finds herself. Ceor.
sin Knowiton was the benevolent
and philosophie aunt. All OF these
did wcii with tho possibilities which
were laid before them
Arthur Bclasco. Forrest Taylor.
Emily pinter and John Nickcrson
completed the cas,
There viii be performance every
uight this week. with the customary
wednesday and Saturday mAiinees
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston
.SuDper Hosts

Mr., and Mrs. Charles f. Thurs
ton entertained last evening AZ their
home with a charming supper OF
eight covers. given as a farewell
compliment TO Mrs. Andrew Thorn.
as. who IS leaving Friday for Call.
fornia and New Mexico. later going
20 Arizona 20 spend the winter with
her son and daughterln-law. Capt.
Kramer Thomas. First cavalry. anf
Mrs Thomas at Camp Harry Jones.