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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-10
JOHN REED SHOWED
NO FEAR OF EITHER
LENINE OR TROTzKY
Soviet Leader
Who Barred English
in Congress

II.lalN. Jan g. CIV mil..N Tho
lnr, John Reed. American magazine
writer. newspaper correspondent aud
20 leader uC communists Boo America.
WON % place iu Soviet Russia second
only Co. L,uiur and Tru,shE. N s,h-
WARTS of san Francisco, socialist and
lbor organizer. tu'i tho correspond
emit of thr Associated Press upon hia
arrival here from Moscow whore o.,
had been our months 500 prison fol-
looiu his attendant, le d.lpga'. o.
tho SECOND congress OF tho Third In
t'ruIiipualp Reed died iu Moscow
last autumn.
"Wh,n first won't to Moscow some
friends told me John Reed was there
said Nj schwartz. what ~ It'' !
H'k,d. for ! had known Rec Boo chi
uupu when. us q hiI. good rufurtd.
.u.,rr fellow he had split IN" social
is' party over tho issue ur ,ommun-
Ism and his boiug M Russia didn't
particularly Interest me. n soon ala
interest mo.
Took Him 10 Task
som" OF tho Russians had asked
mo about the communist party In
America aud I had replied wr had
poo Iril organized communist party
tn'r, although We had commuuis's
This apparently. did not lihr with
the impression Reed had mad, That
tmr duy M" came. yuatlcss and angry,
into the dining room where we were
tll .1fIus and walking uu 10 mo nut
his hand uu my shoulder and In a
voice which oyrryuu, In the room
sould hear said.
schwartz did YOU say there was
no communist marty iu America 100 7
was surprised and answered that !
had not said We had mo- communists
hut that we had no legal communist
party. I'm plad YOU didn't say H..
Reed declared still iu 70 loud voice.
Iand walked out of the room.
shortly after this wax given Hu
exhibition ot the power be- held over
the administration. had seen MN
tearing through the streets with Lon
Inc and Trnt1kv aud Xinoyioff IN or
! fetal automobiles. evidently on the
best nt terms Thpu l'uiur put
thruuEh 70 resolution pt the congress
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-10
NEW COUNTIES BILL
D0OMS TOWN OF MORA
Historic Village to Cease
to Exist If 1t Loses
County Seat

SANTA Fs. y 81. E,N. 10 Mora
county. one of the original counties
created with the erection of t irITI.
torttl form II government iHr Sew
Mexico. and named after the famous
Mora land grant ,'ut'riur around Ih"
town OF Mora, Will pass uu' M CA
istsncr " new count makers have
their way. Forecast ui the proposal
To split Mora county was contained
IN this correspondence M'Iuvsiat
The bin tina came into the house
"wednesday afternoon, however. l- ftr
more ambitious than hrt been 'N.
pect.d II proposes Co create iWu
new counties, uu, eft western
Mora county and u pact &C 'puth,Iu
Collar county. to Dee known J-
AguIlar county. with tl" county s,ti
at Wagon Mound uud named ui,'r
!. ". Aguilat ui that place ANA tine
other tn hc called Harding county
and to consist u, eastern Mora yuuur
ty and u Htrip from luluu county.
with The county seat 900 Roy Mora
tn" county and Mora. the pictures
dur Old county seat, only ju Doe reach
ed by stage. would be- wiped oil the
map. Thc hill has strong support
The opposition forces htN" not get
appeared, but an, expected ln tn
near future. The valuations ul the
two proposed counties would hv about
cqual, each having In advance ul So
OOc, 300 usscsscd value
The house YESTERDAY passed the
joint resolution tu upuruprtit" $500
Ion expenses ol u l~rgiHlt'lN, commit
tee to Investigate construction oft %
cpmou plant ut IA" state prison The
hiil passed "a to 90 after Nu Win
stun 81 Sierra ouu', had said mat
10 build such a plant would cost 'h'
state half a million dollars ANA Wa'
therefore out oi hope uf realization
az the present time
HOUSE PASSES Ilnnd Bill.
The house late "Wednesday after.
noon passed the Gull,ru- hlll N.
amend the constitution 900 I- 10 p'I'
init IA" Legislature TO issue s2.uoO,oo'
Of state bonds fur the usy ut ia,
state educational institutions. without
submitting tho isSu, 90 e vote cot tu'
peoplp The Not, wa 90 Ca Is tul
The bill and the division wa NOT oI
party Hines Tn, proposal g that
IL the people should approve, th'
legislature could use this S2,OU0.uni
credit To nnunc" huildiug operation
for the educational institutions. haS
iug The bond issu, on The lands uwuo,
by the institutions,
House bill 80 GN ly W'prcHrutI
lives NtNhi'N HNu l'' " "NPl''"N' '
senator Rcinburg Is hill a. permit th'
Nio Grandc irrigation project LANE
owners 10 build an electric powc|
plHnt at Elephant Butte, was passed
bv the house. - to o. \ uumhvr Cd
other minor bills were disposed of
MATERIAL, tightening tho burden ol
thc house calendar Fifteen new hin
were introduced during wednesday
session. most OF them OF minor i'm
%portaiIce.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-10

u,,u organized Will include tHr'.
titled women. TIN party consis's Ut
the Duke and Duchess ct Suth, IHu1
\t4cnunt and Vi-couutyss TItgUu,Id
Niscuuut and Nlsruuut,as Maidstone
aud Captain and Miro Gerard Leigh
II b. planned e. shoot hip game nui
am attempt will probably ly Wll' FOO
penetrate further Into thn African
uugIo ON the hnnKs of tn, IIa' Nh'
ana its tributaries % WNl'"
woman has ever been known IA" 800
before.
You win find It In our Classi.
fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-10
poNT FOR WISHING.

Don't wish yHH could find q iuh-flnd u
Don't wish Hau could rent your apart
myut-R,ut o.
Don vish you could eel your house
S,l b..
HOwi
by using the Herald Classified Columns
Phone g4S. Phone HAi
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-29
By Henry Davis

The City Federation of Clubs met
at the first Baptist Church for its
January meeting and sixteen clubs
were present. Much work OF impor-
lance was gone over. A new charity
patient was cared for by the clubs
present. Food, raiment and house
rent being provided.
The B. Y. P. u. OF Corinthian Bap-
fist Church is growing rapidly. New
members being added each meeting.
Group three entertained with fine
program.
The Willing Workers class of the
Corinthian Baptist Sunday School
gave the Sunday School quite a sur
prise by observing Thrift Week and
turning into the Sunday School a col
lection OF $5.1. Miss Maggie Klby
Is the efficient teacher.
The new officers of the Corinthian
Baptist S. s. were installed. Miss
Grace Johnson, Superintendent, Miss
Lizzie Kilby, Vice Superintendent;
Miss Daisy Warren, Secretary; Miss
Harriet Robinson, Assistant Secre-
'tary; Miss Cornelia Warren, pianist
Miss Lizzie Ellis, Treasurer; Mrs. NJ
B. Lanier, assistant pianist. Teachers:
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-29

Baltimoreans by score of 40 to %. The
VISITORS opened the game in storm and be-
lore the first half was ended the score was
- 10 ~ IN their iavor. The Center Street
team came back strong in the second half,
and hed the visitors to 10 points while the
nest they could garner themselves was 10
points, making the final count 40 to 3d.
Mr. e. M, Patterson, 710 S. Center Street,
Is very enterprising undertaken OF this city.
ms son, Stirchle. a graduate OF Ohio State
University School OF Embalming, is inval-
liable to him.
Miss Ruth Smith OF Columbus. is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Smith She
VIII return to Columbus within a verv lew
days where she conducts beauty parlor.
The professional and business men OF this
CITY give their unstinted support to the Y.
N I. A. activities No better evidence
OF this can be given than the fact that they
conduct regular classes for their benefit in
the local gymnasium, and the attendance is
always good. A basketball game between the
ptoiessionai and business men served as an
opener Tor the game last Tuesday night.
Father Time can find no place to hang his
hat in Springfield.
Mr.. .Cliffor French Of the Sheldon School
OF Business Science AMI Mr.. Henry l. Moore,
OF the Chicago Realty Agency & Loan Corp,
and stopped at the Montgomery Hotel.
These are two very energetic young men who
are travelling the country in the interests OF
the large factories here. and was successful
IN securing appointment for some OF the am.
bilious Young men of the city.
One OF the grandest social affairs Of the
season was staged at Memorial Hall last
Thursday night for the benefit OF the Day
Nursery. The city of Springfield turned ont
doiied galore" and danced to the sweet
strains OF the music till curfew. More than
1--we hundred were present. Among the many
celebrities who present were s. Misses
Helen Carter, Juanita Spears. Catherine
tones, Margaret Jackson. Ruby Allen and
Irene l.. Brown, Mistresses Serena Burnett,
Adelaide Emmons and Ethel Roller.
DIR. and Mrs. r. T. Peteford are social
lights here for the younger set The Doctor
is very successful physician and is Chairman
OF the Physical Committee of the Y Mrs.
Peteiord. his young and charming wife, is very
prominent here in society circles
The name Eddie" is very popular here.
Il IS the title by which Mr. Edward Johnson
distinguishes himself in the business world
lie IS the proprietor OF very up-to.date
tailoring establishment here and another in
Cedarville, Ohio. There are several men in
his employ. Mr.. Johnson is well prepared 10
do all kinds OF tailoring as in his place there
Is all the modern equipment one needs for
hrst class work The people OF Springfi ED
all know Eddie" and are well satisfied with
the class OF work he puts out. The CHI.
CAGO WHIP will br on sale at his place
or from newSboys. He is located at 10 W
Washington st.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-29
SOCI E t Y

Mrs. Eliza Wilson, 463 Z. 32nd st.
is doing nicely in Provident Hospital
under care of DR.. Lawton.
Mrs. Grace Mccain returned to her
home in Denver, Colo, after visiting
For the past three weeks with rel
atives at 1896 Indiana Ave, during
which time she was highly enter
tanned.
Mrs Lucius c. Harper, wife Of Edi-
tor Harper of the Chicago Defender,
IS contemplating trip to California for
the winter.
Mr.. Charles s. Henderson, OF Grand
Rapids, Mich, was a visitor in the city
and paid the editors OF the Whip a
visit. He is a graduate Of Livingstone
College.
The University Girls were entertained
on FRIDAY evening at the home of DIR.
w. +. DAYTON, $3.50 Grand Blvd. A
swell eyaing was enjoyed.
Miss Lillian Eve of the LaCrole
Chemical Co, has returned TO the city
after hurried visit to Minneapolis.
Mr.. Roscoe Penner OF this and foreign
department Of the Chicago Whip. is suf-
fering with erysipelas. in Hopknsville,
Ky It is hoped by his many friends
that he will have a speedy recovery,
Frank Gillespie of the Liberty Life
Insurance is in Detroit for week in
the interest OF his company.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-29

Miss Georgia Jones, the booster, has
been indisposed recently but IS very
much improved.
The players OF the Baltimore Basket
ball team paid visit to the sporting
department of the Chicago Whip.
Henry A. Rucker, formerly Of this
city and Atlanta, Ga, now residing in
New York, has just passed the Bar
Exams OF that city and is now a inll
fedged attorney. His friends in the
windy city wish him success.
Miss Mamie Gray, who has been
indisposed for the last two weeks has
recovered and is back on the stroll.
Mrs. Fannie Lyman left the city,
Tuesday to visit her mother and father
in Memphis. Tenn. She is the phar-
macist in Walgreens.
DR.. VIM Huff has incorporated the
Dermo Products Co, for $4,000 and
plans to launch a large and lucrative
cosmetic and medicinal mandatory.
Mich Catalano, 3O25 S. State Street,
left the city Tuesday night for Vicks-
burg, Miss, to attend the funeral OF
his grandmother.
Mrs. Lillian Willis of Buffalo, recent
1y made a wonderful speech in Liberty
Hall. New York She will be remem-
bered as the young lady who spoke SO
vigorously in favor OF the Carney move
ment in this city some time ago.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-29
BY 2. L. Breedlove.

Mrs. James Jackson who has been
sick is improving. ~ a -
Mrs. John Moore is now GONZALES
cling.
Mrs. w. NJ. Williams has been con-
fined TO her home on account OF i'll
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly have sick boy.
Mr. Walter Willis who has been
sick is improving.
Sunday was quarterly meeting day
at the A. NJ. F. Church. Rev. Sydes
presiding Elder of the Springfield Dis
trict, presided. Rev. J. w. Jacobs
preached at three o'clock, subject:
Living 1t Down" He preached 4
powerful sermon and is commended
for having the courage to preach the
gospel unadulterated.
Mrs. Mary Laughlin has returned
home after very pleasant visit to the
following places: Macon, Monticello,
and Sparta, Ga.
W. I. Bailey, who took his degree
of Master OF Architecture at the Uni
versity of Illinois in 1910 and later
was instructor at Tuskegee Institute,
Alabama, is now contractor in Mem
plliSf tliiAs iAC Ids ItNtillIy dAANp y
bids on a 100000 Pythian bath house
and Sanitarium and a $l25,000 build
ing of the same kind for the order OF
Woodmen. The buildings are to be at
Hot Springs, Ark.
A Lincoln program is being planned
by Miss f. Berry to be held at the
A. NJ. f. Church, February 18th. 1921.
Noted speakers will appear on the
program.
The A. NJ. E. Church has a splendid
leader now in the person OF Rev J.
W. Jacobs and if its members will
support him the church will take its
place again as one of the leading
churches in this community.
Ex-Congressman Murray will speak
at the A. NJ. f. Church, Fourth and
Park Avenue, Wednesday evening,
February End, 1927.
Z. A. Breedlove is now representing
the American Food Products Co, OF
Cincinnati, Ohio, here in this city.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-29
Springfield, Ohio

The ladies OF the YGtM. {. A. Auxiliary.
OF which organization Mrs, Calvin McAiee is
president. gave a towel aud linen shower
for the Center Street DETACHMENT last Tues.
present and more thani that number Oh con.
iflbntions were received, An upto-date
luncheon was served. and Messrs. French
and Moore Of Chicago spoke to the satisfac-
Smith, local secretary. feels that without the
aid. OF the ladies', the Center Street Branch
would not be able TO get along so we'll The
conduct OF the ladies of Springfield might
well be emulated by the ladies of other ci,fes
On Tuesday night. the 18Th. the Center
Street team met the Baltimore Athenians on
the local floor and the youthful Center Street
team lost 10 the older and more experienced
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-29

Where lies the one we loved so dearly.
We tried so hard but could not save.
Peaceful be thy rest, dear.
It's sweet to breathe thy name,
In life we loved you dearly
In death we do the SAME.
From Mother. daughters and brothers.
Mr.. Arthur B. Banks, of 2204 South
Liberty Street is now operating first
class cafe for members of his race,
known as the Royal Palace Cafe; CT
gars, cigarettes and soft drinks spe-
cialty, 2l40 Jackson Ave.
On Thursday evening, Mr.. Edward
Hoskins of New York City, who is
spending a short time in New Orleans,
La, was entertained by Miss Evelyn
Lewis, at her residence in Toledona
St. Among those present were: Misses
Delphine Durham, Ethel Williams,
Jaunita Rose, Helen Boadley and
Thelma Hayes, Messrs. Edward Hos
kins, Earl Raby, Freddie Meadows
and Charles Wright. Miss Lewis is
one of the interesting members of the
younger set
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-29
New Orleans, La.
By Robert w. Daggs

Mrs. NJ. o. Chapman OF 437 East
45th Place, Chicago, ILL.,, is spending
a month in New Orleans, La, with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Con
rad She IS the guest of many social
functions.
Mrs. Emma Rose Harrell of Los
Angeles, CAL and her little daughter,
Velma Edith Harrell, spent the Christ
mas Holidays with Mrs. Harrells
mother, Mrs. f. p. Rose of 2318 Tole-
dona St, New Orleans, La. After
spending FIVE weeks of enjoyment with
the loved ones at home, Mrs. Harrell
and Velma left Tuesday for the far
west.
Mrs. Septimus A. Barnes of 1442
Annette St, New Orleans, La, en-
tertained Mrs. Emma Rose Harrell OF
Los Angeles, Cal, at her home on
Friday evening, December 31st, 1920.
The party was enjoyed very much by
those present. Whist was played and
lovely prizes were given. Dainty re-
freshments were served in the dining
room. Among those present were:
Mrs. Emma Rose Harrell and her lit
tie daughter Velma Edith Harrell,
Miss AAtherine c. Rose, Misses Du-
seaux, Miss B. Lolonere, Miss H.
Grisby, Miss S. Carmichael, Miss
Desvigne, Mrs. M. Tolfon, Mrs. Wall,
Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Pratts, Mrs
Malmore and little Miss Henderson, a
niece of Mrs. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bernard OF
2708 Washington Ave. wishes to an
ff6unee ffie- engagement OF TIER daugh-
ter, Hazel, to Mr.. Albert Roberts,
The wedding will take place the lat |
ter part of February. The announce
ment claims much interest in social |
affairs here, where both Miss Bernard
and Mr.. Roberts are great favorites. |
Miss Bernard is a particular lovely |
member of the younger set here.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert jack
son, a daughter on the l4th day OF
January, 1921, at 1918 Howard St.
A Japanese Party was given by
Miss Henryne Goodman in honor of
Master Pedro Bohell. Guests present
were: Misses Wilhelmina Bohell,
Ernestine, Dushue, Claire Collins,
Leona Anderson, Eunice Anderson,
Thelma f. Brown, Myrtle Hickman,
Leverra Josebelle; Messrs Charles
Williams, Frede Wilson, James Viii
son, Julius Geddes, Ernest Collins,
Ernest Dushue, James Messia, Muir
ray Bates, Bob Bates, Louis Dushue.
On Thursday, December End, Frank
r. RUSSELL died and was buried on
Saturday, December 4th His funeral
was conducted by the Pythian Lodge
Nytle Wreath No. 20 and the Long
sherenran Association of which he was
eiated He died in full triumph of
faith singing, Steal Away, Home to
Jesus"
In loving memory of Mrs. Gladys
Ross, who died January 18th:
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled,
A place is vacant in our home.
Which never can be filled.
Soft and bright the stars are shining,
Der a lonely grave,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-29
Middlesboro, Ky.

The Presbyterian Church is having
special services today. Rev. Ewing,
pastor from Ewing, fVa, spoke. The
A. NJ. Is. Zion Church is having their
Quarterly Meeting today wine and
bread, given by the Elder Pritzine.
Mrs. Julia Coleman and daughter,
Mrs. Green Short of -Four Mile, KY,
Is visiting the Rev. and Mrs. Short.
The State Missionary IS here today
on Mission work.
The First Baptist Church is doing
great work i'll its Sunday School. This
year the Banner Glass raised 1881 for
the Banner; DIR. Hobson is the teacher
The Booker T. Washington Hos
pital will hold a banquet here Monday
night. Everybody is invited. Mrs
DR.. Miller, Secretary and Rev. G. w
Madden, President
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-29

Mr.. George Martin, Mrs. George Mar
tiu5AMrs Mary L. Hunter. Mrs. Eve
lyh w eaYer, Miss Maggie Kilby. Miss
Mary Sneed' Robinson. Rev. NJ. B.
Lanier, Pastor
The Kings Teachers, a teachers
training class was reorganized with
Mrs. Evelyn Weaver as President;
Miss Layce Simpson, Secretary: Miss
Lizzie Kilby, Treasurer, and Mr.. NJ.
Il. Lanier, teacher A thorough course
OF study Of the Bible. the Sunday
School and the Child IS being pursued.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-29
Notice

The Imperial Art Club herewith
makes its debut into the family of the
Chicago Whip Club Column. Mrs.
Bessie Bell. President
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-29
Houston, Texas
Mr.. Vim. Archibald

Last Thursday, Mr. William Ewing
and Miss Norma Spates were joined in
the holy bonds of matrimony.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage OF Mr. Fred T. Williams and
Miss Title Vaiella Wicks.
Mrs. Helen H.. Johnson of Temple,
Texas, is in the city, visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Sadie, May Banks, 2220
Hutehlns St. "a
Mrs. E. ]. Morris after visiting Lake
Charles and New Orleans, La, re
turned to Houston last week.
Notice
The Chicago Whip will be for sale
in every ward in Houston. You can
now buy the Whip at Dorn's Cafe, us
Prairie Ave; Little Queen Barber
Shop, us San Felipe ST.; The Union
Station, Prairie Ave; The Climax
Drug Store on Bowling ST, or see
Mrs. Archibald. agent and reporter,
422 San Felipe St, Phone Preston
4480.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-09-17
The Oakley Concert Company.

The Oakley Concert Company is
one of the attractions of exceptional
musical ability which will appear dur
ing the Radcliffe Chautauqua here
this season. This organization is I;
trio of unusual merit, and comes EN-
dorsed by press and the public as one
OF them ost popular companies of the
entire three days.
The entertainments given by thi
company are varied, and consist Of
both musical aud dramatic numbers.
Violin, cello and trombone so,os viii
be freely mixed with readings Of
mo than usual interest. and the
will be supplemented by vocal mum
bcrs which will help make the tw,
concerts given by this company veri
table musical banQuets The seIec
tions will range from the most ia.
miliar and inspiring classics to the
better examples Of more recent com
positions.
Everybody is urged to attend these
concerts, AS we'll as the other events
Of the Chautauqua, and the most eco
nOmical way is by having a season
ticket which will admit the holder tc
all Of the lectures and entertainments
The Parent-TeaChers' Association ha,
taken charge of the ticket sales anC
there is no doubt but that you will
have an opportunity to purchase :
season ticket, if you are ready when
the young ladies call upon you.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-09-17
Americane.AIl

me soldier performers maxine ~
tne "Americans-Aly' detacbnon ~
nave nave been trained and educated at tbe
I recruit Educational Center CamT
upon upon N Y. The remarkable fhina
e apbas tnese men is that they are ali
9 iI1;4 foreign born or American horn
illlterates when they entered tn thu
Army school. 'iou 'he
q. Inc me. entertainments given bv the
~, A,Inerlcans-All" on the Radcliffe
ChautauQua program haven ovon u Inae
io.,n OUTSIDE Of fifteen of the larpaet
, ,Sa IN the United States, excsnt fin in
e otner towns that Lave been nIacaS
~, our Ghautauqua circuits. Wherever
I inna = entertainment has been givea N
,"a re cues before Chambers of Com.
refce, Rotary Clubs and in y W Tu
i4ston' pefore members of the rInitad
.s@ses oenPte and the House OF Rem
the work of tbese men
mas o been acclaimed as most won dea
L \ Inc entertainment. giyor hu ~
Anerlcans-All" are pc .ibls the
most unique numbers to bef o,,nd ~,
~ my C1ausauqua program this wear
lt nelF drllis and pysie.li culture exer.
Uses are executed with a percision
nat commands admiration. Thau
enaer popular songs with vim and
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-09-17
M SIS MarybelIe La HATTIE.

The new program of the Radcliffe
ChautaE tua this season will have, in
addition to the usual six lectures and
six entertainments, two numbers Of
especial interest to the little folks
This part of the program will be I'm,
der the direction of Miss Marybelle
La HATTIE, who has as plendid reputa
ton as story teller, and excells es
pecially in her platform work before
large and varied groups of children
This special treat for the Riddles
has been arranged through the local
ChautauQua Committee, and it will be
something that the boys and girls will
remember for long time.
Her well-told stories are of alb.
Sorbing interest as stories. But they
go much farther than that. Eacl
points to a precept and emphacizes a
virtue, and the value of the impress
siOns made upon the minds of the
young is intangible but very real ir
the processes of character building
These stories, supplemented by the
games she will introduce, are rea'
formative influences, teaching self
mastery, cooperation, generosity
sympathy and fairness. +
Special effort will also be made
toward continuing influences through
the medium of Young America
Club.