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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

npnt HiHl fuu cuuld nnH H lU. fInd o.
Don't wish you could rent your apart.
ment-Rrnt H.
non't Vial you could ssu your home
HOWL
ny using The Herald Classified Columns
j Phouo 1i5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

ST. LOUIS Mo- juno 7--St. Louis
r%'utuuDd its heavy hiding. counting
% satellites and winning from rhIlo.
icluhiH
score n. U r..
Score o.. o.. D.
~ hid iphll 3 =
Btttcri,s keenan,. Belts aul
Wl,ut, Peters Brugry. uaak. Selupp
aud clemens.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

CHICAGO. juno Cattle receipts
1900. weighty beef steers. weak %
10 cents iuwcr. other Classes slow.
steady: veal calves 20 90 90 cents
higher. top for ycnrling steers. ss7b;
long ted LOO pound bccyss. $500;
hnis. ST.sOms -. butcher COWS and
hclfers mostly SAt5n 0.75i bol0gna
bulls largely. fi.60m AIS; bulk voal
calves. 81. 90 $50
Hogs, receipts. a. 900; active. 10
10 20 rents higher than yesterday
average. heayics and heavy mixed 40
most. hogs nearly an sold. top. 1890
bulk. 81 90 rS.2Oi piEs. 10 "a 10 cent?
higher.
sheep receipts, 10000. mostly
steady. shorn lamb top. yigg6. TOT
native springs $50 20: bulk. Si3.00 r.
1880. some california springs. St3.7i
with 20 per cent sorted. others held
hirhtr; California |ycarliug lambs
TtNls weihrrs $500. fat cwe top
ff1a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

.cllpped lambs. tie.Oe. nftivc apFing.
lambs. Sass; bulk better efadea
sf2.O 90 % 1870; goats. S3so.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07
Silk and fibre
silk shirts 49,.

had been made for 100000 bushels
OF corn TO Montreal and Buffalo had
only e. temporary strengthening IN
Thence. The CLOSE was heavy, \ "a.
"a gnts act lower. with July SO II
q 90 cents and sept, 90 TO COS
cents.
Close.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

NEW YORK. juno 81. Louis
defeated NoW York 90 % light hitting
contest Sew iork Nas hold to two
hits.
iy innings. N.H g..
so. Louis. .....fiU uuu uu1 I'D
Sow york.. 600 10 ? T.
batteries. DAVIS bod s,Vrr,id.
'. uIUH. sh,Dhlu and s,huur.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

KANSAS CITY. June 7-BG0er
and exas unchansed.
Poultry. hens zoe. broilere and
rooster unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained adj writer's.
If you so desire, they will gladly
assist YOU ia wording your al.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

W.T.: yireinia cohblers. $3.50 harriet;
North Carolina, ss.oogs.2s harrel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07
3 TITO beginning Of Improvement
in ciothinG oondiiiona

IN 90 tisht now u has boon Inn
possible Cor persons ever with money
tu purchase food to their hearts con
tent foe Eurono. WIN tho regulations
or. consumption ln many staples VIII
iurrOuHu requiring Increased imports.
with %induatrlbs assured Of udo-
UuHIr IIrl supplies there viii Doe iu-
CREASED demand FOR raw materials
which Tho United States mus suppiy
Eurnpo1E clothing rcarcelv VIII pro-
yii, u ,1at mnrket Cor textiles aud
raw textile materials
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

DENVER. june Cattle receipts
500. 40 90 70 cents higher beef
steers. $500 $500. cows and heifcrr.
$3.50 T.b0s calves, $500 a.bos
atockors aud feeders. t5.5OM SIS.
bulla. N3.bu $50.
HOES. receipts. 1900; steady 20 10
cents lower. top. $3.50. bulk. s7O0m
750.
Sheep receipts 400. strong ewesi
81 500 300. spring lambs 81 90
1875.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

Next 90 President Harding Gem
Grad Pcrshiug b. tho best paid Of TIM
fle S1m's employees. With cabimci
members have 20 struggle along ON
$4,000 "a year. aud 0enaiors ON $500
Porshiur uuw pulls down. with pny
and allowances about So onu annual
lv.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

KANSAS CITY. June Gath
receipts. ~. 900, heof .icers. cannefH
aud Eat she stock steady Co 90 conu
lower top yoHnings. IS GO. best cuea
$500 choiCc hruyy hrlfors. Sf.uui
bulk cauners, Si.75H 200, bulls and
feeders steady. Htockera steady tu
strong, calves steady 20 weak. top
y~cnlcrs. $3.50.
Iiurs. receipts. 20 000. open around
steady. closed active. o Co no cents
higher. top, $40, bulk 90 salea,
S42bm1.sbs pHcking suWs steady
stock pigs no tu 2h cents lower. best
kinds. $3.50.
Sheep urccipta 1000 kllinE class
rs 90 90 40 cents higher, top ewes
ti.a0; bulk Cas- natives. s3,b0 s.Ibi
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The inside News
At Washington

wAeuNcT0N. gdnc T4Tho prof..
lem 81 getting n ehairman for m,
shiupinE board becomes more am
cult zach dat.
In biz desire M got q man o. chair
man Who xould brhlH fo thr loh she
matiman of e~ypcrhsnrc aud ability.
Precedent l~iarding passed over a
number ~ men who lacked the top
notch qualifications he desired.
Efforts Woro made 70 persuads
James A. FARRELL. president OF the
lnited States Stocl Corporation, 10
accept u4e place. Fnffai turned Il
down Then Walter & Tcneie. prcsi-
dent of tho standard OIL Company OF
n. o vino nrkcd time g. think u over
and hon declined. What makes tho
Situation particularly difficuit ~ n
iact ,lmt any man who now accepts
iho poai VIII o. known 90 nave iren
nst hotter Than the presidents third
choioa.
Expectation l. that the third prof
fer win be made ~ Charles piez. for
merry vice president and general
manaaer OF the Emergency Fleet Core
poration.
Persons with ciaima against Ger
mnny for the loas 81 vessels or mor-
chandiao sunk by submarines 81 for
dainnFes oi ether Kinds may 10 wcil
urfo the items OFF their boutH and
fsrrct e. ln tho opinion 81 "a high
legal authority In h state depart
meul
'AH % lawyer. ! wouldn't want to
undertake fulierfiuu uf these claims
sn 10 contingent Zee hnsia." this fmn
durlnfrd "rhe Likelihood ~ auy col-
lection la most remote"
'IroFresire Improvement ~ Eu-
ropeuu economic conditions D. secn ~
administration experts watching the
dtuaiion abroad This improvement
b. aioh as to- promise greatly ntimulat-
eel commerce u only adequate credit
arrangement can DO made among
tho factors contributing to this con
ditiou nuei
g. Eempvii ~ ~ lad ~ tho rf-
tiouiug regulations
p restoration of adequate fuel
supplies.
The beginning Of Improvement
iu ff0fHlur touuiIInuu.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
HOUSE DESIGNED SPECIALLY
FOR JUNE BRIDE AND GROOM

For the June bride and groom.
who are looking for home of
their own. or for the childless couple.
todays house plan is particularly
suited. Sweet" is the word one in
stinctively thinks of when viewing
this charming little home which by
all means should be set on a trim
little lawn with plenty of vines cling
ing to it and a quaint old shioned
garden in the rear. The front porch
extends the entire width of the house,
and makes an ideal outdoor living
room in summer time. In the winter.
if one so desired. one could inclose
this in glass. thus making a sun
parlor. The living room is the largest
room in the house and is featured by
fireplace and plenty of windows
The kitchen is modernlS equipped and
the service porch in the rear is
latticed in. thus making it private.
Two bedrooms and bath complete this
floor plan.
This little house is of frame con-
Struction with wide siding below the
hrst window sill course and narrow
siding above. The roof is shinsled
and stained color to harmonize with
the color of the house. 1t is sug-
eested that the owner of this house
paint II white, as white house gives
a sense of greater space. The inside
nnlsh is of Washington fir and the /
noorlne is of maple. There is full !
basement with concrete walls The /
.otai depth OF this house is forty-two
eet six inches and the total width is
"entF-six feet. The height of the t
Evening star., 1921-05-28

soma! offer. II so. let me assure you.
sir. that so far as 1 am concerned
know nothing whatever of any
papers or other belongings which
were IN the possession Of my late
neighbor. I have never seen or
heard OF any. do not even know
why you should have come to me at
all"
I came to you" Mr.. Bentham said.
because l was very we'll aware that.
dence at the inquest was not quite
as comprehensive as it might have
been
Then for heavens sake. tell me
claimed. Take my word for it. !
know nothing of this document or
paper. have neither seen 1t nor
heard Of it. 7 know nothing what
cant help you. would if I could:
On tho other hand. you can throw
som" light upon the motive for the
crime. Who is your client? Let
me 60 and see him for myself.
Mr.. Rentham rose to his feet, and
began slowly to draw. on his gloves.
Mr.. WraySon." h" said quietly.
am disappointed with the result OF
my visit to you. I admit II frankly.
You are either an extremely inEenu-
Gus person. or a good deal too clever
for me. In either case. if you will
not treat with me. l need not waste
your time
Wrayson moved to tho door and
stood with his back to it.
Il am not at all sure. he said.
that | am justified in letting you
go like this You are in possession
Of information which would be in
Valuable to the police in their search
for the murderer of Morris Barnes.
Mr.. Bentham smiled coldly.
And are not you. he rema rked.
in the same fortunate position
with the unfortunate exception. per
haps. of having already given your
testimony" or the two. if dis
closures had to be made. I think
that should prefer my own posi-
iicn
Wrayson remained whore he was
Evening star., 1921-05-28
(Copyright. by Little. Brown 4 Coz

in the least the appearance of a muir
derer. Clean shaven, little slow in
speech. quietly dressed. he resembled
more than anything a country solici-
tor in moderate practice.
He bowed in correct professional
manner. and laid brown paper
parcel upon the table.
II believe" he said. that ! have the
honor of addressing Mr.. Wrayson?"
Wrayson nodded a little curtly.
And you. I suppose" he remarked.
ARE the owner of the mysterious
voice which summoned Morris Barnes
to the Francis Hotel on the night of
his murder"
1T was ] who spoke to you" Mr.
Bentham admitted.
Very WELL" Wrayson said. II am
glad to see you. 1t was obvious. from
your message, that you knew of some
danger which was threatening Morris
Barnes that night. 1t is, therefore,
only fair to presume that you are also
aware of it's source"
you go little fast. SIR" Mr..
Bentham objected
my presumption is fair one"
Wrayson declared. You are perhaps
aware Of my unfortunate connection
with this affair. If so. you will un-
derstand that am particularly
anxious to have it cleared up
ut is not at all certain that I can
help YOU" his visitor said precisely.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
THE sroAY so FAR,

Herbert WraysOn, returned to his
apartment in Cavendish Mansions late
at night. finds a strange woman. beau
tifully dressed. who claims to Nave mis-
taken his apartment for the one direct
ly above-that Of Morris Barnes. After
leave. but she states that she will await
Barnes outside his apartment. During
the night Wrayson is awakened. In
the hallway he again meets tine woman.
who seems in = dazed condition and
fearful Of some object outside the man
siOns in a cab. Wrayson goes out to
the street. finds the cab-the cabby
. asIeep-and a dead man as the pas
senger. The cabmaR is awakened and
a call sent for the police. During the
FIRST conversation with the woman in
Wrayson's apartment u mysterious tele-
phone message had arrived at Wray-
'RarnesD go at once to the Hotel Fran
els. where friend is awaiting him.
The murder OF Barnes excites the en-
tire city. IT is discussed at Wrayson's
club. and various theories are advanced.
Barnes past life Is laid bare by gossip.
After the discussion the club group
decides TO meet again. after the in
quest. and talk over new points Of the
case. At this meeting the new phases
are taken up. week later. Wrayson.
in q converse tion with the colonel. a
friend. tells of the woman in the apart
ment house on the night Of the crime.
While they are talking telephone
messsge comes for Wrayson. The same
voice which called on the night Of the
crime asks for an appointment at
Wrayson's Office the next day at II
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1921-05-28

You can CO." he said shortly. III
you will leave me your address"
Mr.. Bentham bowed.
Il regret that / have no card with
me-" he said. but / have an once. a
single room only. in number s. Paper
buildings Adelphi. II you should
happen 70 come &C: oss-that docu-
ment-
wrayson held open the door.
III | should come to see YOU he
said. 1t will be on other business"
CONTINUED in Tomorrow starr
Evening star., 1921-05-28

Il am inclined" he said. Ito risk
IT. At least you would be compelled
to disclose your clients name"
Mr. Bentham visibly hinched. He
recovered himself. almost imme-
diately. but the shadow OF fear had
rested for a moment, at any rate. upon
his impassive features.
Il am entirely at your service"
he said coldly. My client has at
least not broken the laws OF his
country"
Wrayson stood away from the
door
Evening star., 1921-05-28
CONTINUED from Yesterdays Starr
CHAPTER VI.

ONE THOUSAND POUNDS REWARD
But when the morrow came. and his
visitor was shown into Wrayson's
private office. he was not quite so
sure about it, Mr Bentham had not
Evening star., 1921-05-28

story is eight feet six inches. Between
$3,50e and $1,000. according to an
estimate given. will be required to
build this house. This estimate being
exclusive of the heating and plumbing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
tDy CluB ORGANISED
tEA&Tac1,< SPAR

nc Officers ana past ma'rons Oh tho
ta Vnsptcr OF Eastern star met
Tnsrsday evening nj the homo OK
ONO itetx Ga s.vi a. Tayiof
et. fof tho purpose OF ORGANIZING
Euai e'uo the memhefs 81 which
sakc ~ IN detail the worR Of the
aifas'o.
~ ms the evening. the matter o
rcssnE a name Tor The eiub was IAN
Lvp' ort was later drivfred uhu. Tue
y mscunr ana the io'ow'ns "''0''S
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Department. came In from Albuduer'
que Wednesday.
Bishop r. y. Iiowden o. Aibuqucr.
que. was In tho city Sunday. going
from here 20 Washington. ID. c.
NJ and Mrs. Holt Holloway and Mrs
n. Cosncr of Endcc were here Monday
end Tuesday.
y. A. Rarross. general agent for the
Buick car. was here this week from III
i'aso.
y. Blood Of Las Vegas VAS n business
visitor this week.
siiss Julia Kaufman, niece Of Mr..
aud Mrs. a. Nofcnbcg, retur TO
her hone IN las Vegas after a months
visit m the city. Shr was accompanied
hy Mrs. Hannah Honein kohn. who
will visit ln Negus fOr two weeks.
District Attorney Compton was hero
Monday and Tuesday To conduct the
preliminary hearing ~ Ross jackson.
Tcsas Jack aud Brent cosncr.
W. L. Jones and :. w. Van
Sionc OF RI iaso weTc registered NJ the
Norcnbcrg Sunday. They are returning
from the labor meeting In Chicago.
Attorney \. r. ;.anahan of Santa Fe
was Ia the city this week to represent
the defense Ia the i.acscs trial. he VIII
lc assisted hy Attorney Prentice OF
thss city.
Edgar i.ackey and sister Mrs. Loren
Ivy of Kansas CITY were here Monday
and Tuesday Cor the trial.
Mt. and Mrs. Sites ana son Of Rock.
& a. Illinois. are guests nj the home
Vi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eiscr. Mrs.
Sites is a sister Of Mr.. Elscr. They arc
leaving sunday via Colorado Tor lul'
nois.
Mrs Ella Gtcgg of Cuervo and Ralph
Mason Of i.ongmont. Colorado. were
married in this city Thursday.
W. !. Realty. L. $. Tire man was
here Thursday from Kansas city.
J. H. Robson. Logan rancher, was
n business visitor Thursday.
~. n. McNlisicr oi Santa Fc was
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among tho vcrcnbers arrivals Thurs.

among the vcrcnberg arrivals Thurs.
day.
Mrs. Jno. Hicks OF Cucrvo was a
visitor to tho city Friday IL last week.
J. T. Irwin. new tralnmns,cr for
G. RIA p. on the AmnrIlLi.El Paso
division. and n. y. MoMullcn. train.
master ON the main line. were In the
city ON business Friday of last week.
u. &. Trlgg Sr. and Judge W. ~.
Kendall 1T Amarillo, were legal WISH
tcrs to the city this week.
G. ". Jackson. cowman of Pasture.
was la the city saturday.
". a. Reed. cattle buyer az coy,
okla. came In Monday Tor several days
IN this vicinity.
". 5. Haululi and wife. who have
spcn, some tine IN the West. were IN
the city Monday. cnroutc home 10 Al.
lcrion, Iowa.
Miss Maud Wood Of Dalhar, was
hero Monday.
q. \. s,odinrd % IL Paso engine
inspector FOR H. T.. \ : W. was here
this week..
lHlis% tNHlNbf "a " tNihi'As 'hi'ss
was In the city Tuesday, returning
from Fob navard. Whcro h. accom-.
panied disabled soldlcd to the hos.
pltal.
B. +. whllScy and wife were In the
city Tu' sday. The whifkcys have
bought wheat land In thu Roy country.
and are moving 60 thc state from Erick.
Okla.
u. n. Martin OF Roy returned Tues
day evening from Oklahoma city.
where h. marketed several cars Of cat
tie.
l.. e. Kimmons 81 Alamogordo, n.
NJ. and Ernest Ncfi ~ Gnndyicw, Tex
az. were among the arrivals NJ the
Glonroek Monday
u. y Ray Of Clayton is registered
In the city.
u. \. Robertson. mnchcr OF Moslucro,
was here saturday,
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@boc'et)@
TICtMClRI SOCIETY.
ALvAH u. MEYER

4. T.. q. Chapter met On "Wednesday
al The home of Mrs. Eugene Gordon on
Fast center street The next meeting
vtll be Notcmher with Mrs. ". d.
Rector a. hostess.
Alrs. &. A. HAMILTON was hostess TO
the Embgrl dcrv club on Thursday att
ernoUa.
NrS C,no Suyrr was hostess On
"Wednesday afternoon TO the wCman .
Glib In call meeting to- the purpose
VI lnsiructing dc,,gaies 10 the rodela.
ton NEST at Roswell. Mrs Ira Fur
A.iss z,g,a May an,s Mrs. Tom i,i,z
will rsgi,scIa the weman's club az
the meet. Mrs. Matte McQuaid VIII rep.
resent the CITY FEDERATION Il clubs.
AIS. ]. {. Jones viii ~ as Hay View
Representative. Mrs Earl George. state
musical director.
4 Freshman meeting on Friday rc.
suited In plans Tor a llallow cen party
an the GYM on the evening VI October
q. Tho Freshman class has chosen az
colofs, cream and wine.
The Sophornore Domestic Science
class arr flprsiny frul, Tor sale to he
held In the Ashr future. proceeds golng
~ n.w clu.nHcnt IN ihe laboratory.
a number Of lIieh $ hool bays who
ire nsaierf or the Scout Band wegr
parties % the Trade Excursion 10 the
heat Belt this week In the interest
Il fha sea iisuring miil opening here.
New equipip,nt Tor play on thu
scht-oi 'rramisk Is h.in. installed az
-Four Points and Central buildings, for
primary and grade pupils.
A two-aet comedy was presented 10
ssssaihly on "Wednesday by the Span.
ish clas~ under su.rrylsioa Of Miss
Nance. teacher ot S.anish. A number
u scho,i patrons enjoyed the hour.
+. J.. Coggins. cowman ot Fl paso,
Al az In the e,y Monday.
Clyde Mcfarland shipped four cars OF
.ai;le to tins place Tor has ranch. this
eck. bringing them from hrcss.
Texas.
airold Walsh o. the J. G.. Berry,
Cmufgny. aT h.se. ~ Aiaarillo. was
n ihe tt On elst DEL "a return ,rip
rsin N.' y s. ~. afen super l.
ne I'VE (. sal higps ., iaat place.
AIS ~ 9 a.ssSl aey. Installing light
ng system. Nas rtutulrg 20 Amarillo
'a, .s.trp day.
Hse Wont = " il.l!h. ,; Amarillo
anl 5 y Sfunl,y 81 piso. were
sas.~iirssi here tbs week.
" D. W.sh. Of F1sf Worth was reg
i,t'esi a. the vCrenscrg Tuesday.
r - tiurtrr Clovis nd ]. NJ. Aiien.
tndce. were Tuesday visitors TO the
lily.
Harry Z. reltr. Internal Revenue
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nc saAserERADE PARTy
HlVBH Ar CnNY0N.

4 delightful masquerade party was
etaeed NJ Canyon. Texaa. Friday even
BE. a. the country home Of Miss Viola
yet~sk about five miles from the city.
The guests mosored to the vesesk
home about O'Clock. and a merry
eseaing WAS spent In miscellaneous
mmes ana Halloween contests. For
tunes were read during the evening
-nd MSS Watkins. domestic science
srnchcr "a the Normal. Won a prize for
friavfsbs ur<f hcsutifui lady rre-er,
isA.sns rrfrsshrcrfs ~ M oosfcc
ai,a l.asai,km iis rarni<hed sIit whif
prd cscsm wcre served ister n tn
esenine o. about thirty teachers. ST.
Gets a< the Soraai and friends
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23

Ne NJ schclarnhips IN piano and
Sooce oeeor~d by the Harmony Cub
M been put into the hands Of Mrs.
yssnk y. ltyhurn. Mrs. b. b. Holland.
- lHa11sy X. ktmbronsh. who will
Rsve g 3 committee 20 receive appli.
tn1inas ara serve A. an examining
oonrd..
: ApsAbcaticns viii be received until
Xoscusber !. while the date for the ex-
oniaattoa yin be named later.
Alron1y . large number have APP
~ ~ Information concerning these
trnnhsuh1os. ana q II 10 be hoped that
ouahS 6l1ess wfli realize that TO gain
nenr hooors over other contestants
~ - n achievement worthy %
ortof effort. .
II ycu .are interested or know Of
ea1ae<sne eho might he. you may apply
% sny q Che members Of the com.
n1lsse.
The contestant showing the most
talent win be the one to receive the
Achc,srshtp.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
sai0mrry'I. HALLOWEEN
ANTI d GlvEN At THE
AC1gureS HOME.
'u,us Miss Msbel Blackburn enter.
1ncd 1 number of ncr small friends
ID a lovely Halloween patty on Sat

1nc0 Z uumofr o. 0er uuou trtends
ID lovely Halloween patty on Sat
.SSlAy aitesnoSn from : to : O'Clock a,
her aors GA Ss4th fNaS street.
a. VA eA.l.r~n alrsed hey were
.f,si.d a. tho dsof % the little host
rs tna lil'ie Mss Elizabeth Blala.
.lfn. d4sssoa IA gsalat li4.lswe -
lo<lunlc who hsherti fn.sn .aso a.
rA,lng RON. NA.ga ;hty wsss lntsO
encsd 10 the Cd ~ifth. Who. with her
n>s.e rhrrnS. 1iSt4ssld "a. Gatare "
= 'l',fEe frIir,tr q merry Chissren d,l
nx-the af,crflcon
nese pAsesed. llif hsls .aserest.ag sss
t,re - h. astirava. which s:sod eas
4. .s'pu.0i,. aInpns The rest. w..s III
.-ant<s, q ssndlns .hs ~.teh's cat. which
,,4s CT la nine d1fselent pieces rep
4easihs il nlns t.scs. the various
l,&<.s king hidden about the room.
aid she one linding tbs largest mum
<Atnr gsmcs were Seating the Tn
r>;stn.ed Ghost and Pinning the Tail
N sle Goat.
Vs4ld music vas rendered during
he fternoun ~ Niss Paulie Rogers.
80 lsk.fe .hs afternoons festivities
Fxegs brought 70 . ciose . delicious
se(rechmcnt course u Ice cream and
'rake sAs served 20 the following
guess Jessie Mae Hyden. Ernestine
1fd LonA Coz. Mildred and jamie Sin.
o1cesn. CbI1ssine and Johnston rhomp-
N. Gertrude Shouts. Evelyn waddlli.
U11nbssh Mclaughlin. Eshel. Lsndsa
~ Edksh Lou. Helen Smith Eliza
lett Mathis. PanIlns .Rogers Eliza
~ Annaieta. Percy and =. ". Black.
Nm. Ans ana James Beasley. Norine
~ u0fy Blackburn. Elizabeth arr
A4Rrs o1enn. Carmen and Earl rhoinp
- Juoofla olmm0as. Elizabeth Keel.
~ xnlgagh Jr.. Margaret and James
D1a1erGsa, Rue Paula Parcrils Nancy
V&rks katherine Cobb. Mary Fran
- cnAo'bell. Daisy. Montgomery
1po1s oAeer. Olivia and Carol Nit.
~. Mary Louise and William Aske'
- Martin Smith.