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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12

DAPE. AND MRS. ROY @. BLOUNT,
L OF the Sth Cavalry, entertained
with a bridge party at their quar-
tiers az Fort Bliss Tuesday evening
TO compliment Lieut. and Mrs =. D.
shotWel, who are leaving the post
soon
Airs. I. Rice won high score and
llaj. D. c. Gardiner received the con-
ISOLATION prize, Following the games
refreshments we're served
Those present we're Lieut. and Mrs
=. B. Shotwell. lIaj. and Mrs D. C.
Gardiner. Capt and Mrs l. hlce;
Lieut. and Mrs II IT. Woodward ana
Lieut. and 1frs- c. Cress-
Numerous reservations are being
made Tor the benefit card party 20 be
given at the Womau's club on the art
eruocn Of Saturday, Jan. % The iunQs
derived therefrom are 10 pay Tor the
new velvet hanEings for the audltor-
ium windows. 1frs. w. C. Roe IS
chairman for the party with Mrs w
p. 3. 1IcSain as vice chairman
Those already making reservations
are. Mrs. IT, A. Lado, Mrs IT, A.
Bauchert, Mrs. Horace Broaddus, Mrs
James A. Pickett, ALrs. Charles Vol
lertsen. Mrs l. J. Gilchrlsr Miss
Blanche Roe. Mrs. IS. r Brown Mrs
J. W Johnson. Mrs. Dave Sullivan,
Mrs George Wallace, Mrs j. 9. ko-
nan. Mrs. O. ". Wofford. Mrs. Martin
sweeney, 1Irs. A. J. Fullan, Airs. II T.
Russell. Mrs IL A. Lay. Mrs W. 81
Glardon. sr- Mrs. j. 7. Ely. Mrs. Olga
Kohlberg. Mrs z A. Bells. AIRS. Je-
rome Dale. Airs. w. II. owen. Mrs.
J. W. Wheuruan. Mrs. p 3. Homan,
1rrs. II A. Warner, Mrs. z. NJ Berry,
AIRS. b NJ. Strickland, Mrs sam Con-
nor. Miss ora Phillips, Mrs- A. W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12
Capt. and Mrs. Roy o. BIount Give
Bridge Party At Fort Bliss Quarters

Hadley, AIRS. Maud Harvey, Mrs W. =
Paurn. Mrs. Mabel Blackshear, Mrs,
". J. Blackwell. Mrs Robert aolll-
day. Mrs. Warren small Mrs 4 ~
Noake. Mrs C.. T. Eel. Mrs. A. W.
Foster. Mrs. william Robert smith,
1Trs. J. ". Lorentzen, Mrs B. T.
Stevens. Mrs Lee Orndorff, Mrs Pei
ham Winter. AIRS. J. ". CroWdus, MIS-
Frank p. Jones, Mrs W r Rank,
Mrs Garlich, Mrs. i Hayes Mrs L. T.
Frankenburgher. Mrs. W j. Quigly,
Mrs. Carl Smith, Mrs. Lea WilmoL
Airs. c. A Reinemund, Mrs. T. j. Nc
Camant, Mrs. W. n. Pence, Mrs W. T.
3. McSain. Airs. C. n. Lyman, Mrs W
j. Ware. Miss Elizabeth stevens Mrs
AIzina Orndorff. Miss Dorothy smith
Mrs. Frank Spence, Mrs Sig SchWaDe,
Mrs. N. H elliot. Mrs r Z. Ruth,
Miss Kate Tatum. Mrs. Steve Aguirre,
Mrs. r. L Daniels. Mrs. Lee Glascock-
Mrs. Adine Y. Stafford, Mrs J. 81
Bray. Mrs f. Lachman, Mrs Il T.
Robinson. Miss Lenna Robinson. Mrs
Traylor, Mrs. T.. n. Order, Mrs. j.
Brown. Mrs. Ralph Henderson Mrs
.. v. Fennessy. Mrs c. E Kellogg
Mrs. J. W Christie, Mrs George
Drummer. Mrs. Van Pacten. Mrs. w.
wallace, Mrs. o. +. Metz, Airs. Charles
RAIDER, Mrs ". H. Winter. Mrs r. j.
Trafton, Mrs II. Cooper, Miss Myrtle
Bedingfield, Mrs Robert Lander -lIs-
T. A. HeuninE-
Among those donating prizes for
the afternoon are Mrs r. C. W alsn'
Mrs. Max Move. Mrs P F. Gardner
Mrs. 3. +. Clutter. Mrs J. u swear
.ingen. Mrs. +. b. Simmons MIS- j. u
Barada. Mrs, ". G.. Rec and Mrs W.
p 3. lIcSain-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12

Up and she fought h1rd with her liz
tie teeth and her sharp toe nails.
But Maggie's master knew little
Dummies and held her so she couldn't
hurt him. Maggie soon got discour-
aged and let the master do what he
pleased with her. Well. what do you
suppose the master did2 He put her
and one Of her brothers back in the
pen with the little mother. but the
rest OF the babies went into the has
ket.
why did he do that27 Maggie asked
her mother.
Because you and sunny here are
well enough marked 70 be worth saw
Ing Tor show rabbits. and the others
well. they viii be killed and dressed
and sent 10 market 70 make supper
glad time for little boys tummies,
said the mother. sadly.
sure enough. when Maggie grew Up
she was beauty and perfectly
marked She was entered at biz
show in Fl Paso. but the FIRST night
Maggie felt romance calling her, so
she prayed 20 the bunny God 70 help
her get out meanwhile using her
sharp little toe nails until she undid
the lock OF the door and was free
she lodged the Warchman ana
hopped through an op=n door and. my.
how good the night air did smell-
Maggie scratched her left ear.
stretched one leg at a time. sat up
and washed her face and then started
hopping just as fast as she could
down the first street she came 20. And
the faster she hoped the happier she
was. but She didn't know why. until
mile or two out OF town. sitting IN
On the middle Of the road she met @
big Jack rabbit
Maggie was very much attracted by
his long LEGS and wonderful ears AMI
he was attracted by lsr civilized air.
You see Maggie was -fed up with
associations with hiEn brow rabbits.
so 10 was love at first sight They
dug their hole for a home on the farm
owned by Pedro GONZALEZ and II You
want 20, you can call on them there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12
about Ell Pasoans.

1Irs. r. r Laufenback IS leaving to-
day for a months visit 20 Denver,
Colo.
Smith Witham, who has been Ill for
she past several weeks. is able 10 be
out again and az his office.
Mrs. Gordon Henderson and daugh-
ter. Lena. nave moved from 6l4 Mesa
avenue 10 the Turbeville apartments,
7Q3 North Florence street.
Miss Gladys Booth. daughter OF
1lrs. Thomas Booth, is able g. be out
after an illness OF two weeks at her
home iu Sunset Heights.
Mrs Edith O. Lane is recovering
from illness at her home on Fort
Boulevard She viii be able 90 be
out by the latter part Of the week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12

THE second dance OF the season by
the Savoyans club viii take place
January 20. The club was or
eeuized recently and is composed OF
Young Jewish men and the ilrst dance
---i,-a-5 nv fher1 recently was one Of the
most delightful affairs OF the season
Twenty couples VIII attend the next
Louis Kaufman IS chairman Of the
entertainment committee
=
An informal hop viii be given on
Friday evening by the officers o. the
seventh cavalry at their clubhouse
in the garrison An orchestra from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12
Women Meet For Purpose OF Forming
County Federation Of Women'S Clubs

meet at o'clock Friday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. ~. ID. Graham,
209 East Boulevard. 10 make final
plans for the luncheon January 10
at the army Y IT. c. A. in celebra-
ton of the birthday anniversaries OF
Lee and Jackson
Cornelia Branch Stone chapter OF
the Children OF the COnfederacy Is
to meet saturday afternoon at the
home or Mrs Charles T. Bryan on
Mckinley avenue for an interesting
program
Mrs IT. Outlaw is hostess this az
ternoon 20 the members Of the We'd
nesday Embroidery club
Crimson and white carnations are
used in the decorations and at tea
time salads and coffee win be served.
Those attending are Mrs. Walter
Greene, Mrs John King. Mrs Jack
Whitaker, Mrs. Nora Wallen. AIRS. C..
". Parrish, Mrs. rs ellborn. AIRS. II. j..
Heltgen, Miss Thelma HeitEen. Mrs.
Walter Heidmau, Mrs. Williamson
and Mrs. ". A. Riley.
Daughters OF Erin viii hold 2 reg
ular meeting and installation OF Off
GERS for the ensuing year on Friday
afternoon at 2-30 o'clock In KNIGHTS
OF Columbus haI.
The Aid society Of Tsleta viii meet
Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock at
This is the first meeting Of the So
ciety since the holidays.
= =
The meeting OF the ". C. T. Z.
which was 20 have been held Friday
at the home Of Mrs. Edith O. Lane has
been postponed on account Of the
death Of Z. II. Yale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12
Weddings.

Announcement OF interest 10 NUM-
bers Of friends here is the marriage
Of Mss Pearl Lyles and Robert Lee
Watson Of Douglas. Ariz- The We'd
ding took place i'm Tucson, On De
cember %. and Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
son are now at home in Douglas,
where they wiz reside. The bride.
VINO has visited here and la neigh
boring towns many times In the past
few years. comes OF a prominent
family OF Louisiana. being a daugl-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. j.. j. LTles Of
Bunkie She has a sister in ii Pas0.
Miss Maud Lyles, whom she has Wis
tied often AIRS. Watson has for the
past few years taught in the Doug
las schools.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12
Maggie, a Bunny, Or a Love Story
Of The Rabbit Who Left Her Pen

.MAGGIEs mother and 1Iaggies
.Itl father were very valuable rab-
bits. as they were pedigreed ami
also registered and red from the tips
of their toes 10 the tip OF each nose.
and that is as it should be with a
good New Zealand Red.
When .faggie was almost due 20
appear in this world her mother (who
had two-room house consisting Of
an outside run and a closed bedrooml
put a very busy expression on her
face and went 10 work carrying hay
into the bedroom Bdnnies do not have
hands. so she picked 10 up in her
mouth. a straw at a tine. until she
had little bundle and then she would
hop into the bedroom and place her
bundle so that, combined with MANY
others, it finally formed a nest But
even this did not suit her as being
nice enough. so she pulled hair out OF
herself and lined the nest
After Maggie and her five brothers
ana sisters came, the mother pulled
more wool out Of her breast and COW
cred the babies up so they wouldn't
SILVER, for baby bunnies are bora
naked and blind.
When she was about three weeks
old the first adventure OF little Nag
gie's life occurred. She looked out Of
the bedroom door. having now got
her eyes open. and then hoped just
as fast as she could do 20 Ter mother
in the wire run It was a terrible
world. .full OF sights end sounds that
were new and baby Maggie had TO
rush into the bedroom many times be-
fore she got up courage enough to
stay outside with her mother.
When the babies we've about two
months old. MaEgie's mas-er came
around with a covered basket nearly
fuu OF Dummies. he stopped ia front
OF her pen and looked at her and her
brothers and sisters for a long time,
picking Up one at time and exam
ming their feet. ears. color. etc. Mag
gle was scared clear TO the bottom OF
her baby soul when she was picked
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12

ONE OF the pleasant affairs for the
~ wives Of visiting cattlemen VIII
be the tea TO be given Thursday
afternoon at the Toltec clubhouse by
The chamber OF. commerce The hours
Of receiving viii be from until 6
o'clock and wives OF the directors Of
The chamber OF commerce viii be hos
rasses OF the. afternoon with Mrs
charles Davis. wife Of the mayor rep
reseutinr the city OF Fl Paso.
Wives Of locaF cattlemeu viii pro-
vide automobiles for the use OF the
visitors and those having cars are
asked 20 communicate with Miss
Buena Glider at the chamber OF COM
nerce who VIII make arrangements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12
Nrs. Robert Oliver Gives Tea In
Honor Of Her Mother and Sister

honor guests greeted the callers in
inc drawing room where the house
rart-- includes 1lrs. C. W. Groom, Mrs.
e; p Putnam and Airs. william 2 b.
McSaiu- -
a Tea cart with Mrs. J. i. QUAD pre-
siding and Miss Eva Bell Huling
QUAD and Miss Laura Mishel sery-
inE.
MANY smart winter gowns were
worn. Mrs Oliver was attired in 2
taffeta Of peach blow tint con1lnetl
--ffb lace Airs. Cline wore black
satin and lace and Mrs Weatherly-- s
costume was a creation Of black vel
vet combined with black lace en-
rofdered with blue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12

AIRS. ROBERT OLIVER viii give
vi tea today and another tomorrow
at her apartments in Mayfield
Court 10 honor her mother, 9 ll.s
f.sC-pa Cline. of Dallas. Texas. and
her sister. Mrs. c. C. Weatherly, OF
Portland. ore.
me appointments for the tea IN
clude a color scheme OF green anu ,
rose. Carnations. roses ana pl-A
sweet peas are combined with sIill ---1-4
Urbts diffused from nile green can
Mrs. van G. Wilson received the
guests at the door and Lucille loss
fooiz the cards. airs. Onver ana heL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12
RABBIT SHOW
ENTRIES ARE
COMING IN

Entries from California and other
states are being received by the III
Paso Rabbit Breeders and Fanciers'
association for its annual show in
Liberty hall February . 10 g. This
show viii be the most elaborate ever
given in the city. according 10 Il w
Bayles, secretary OF the association
C. c. Hawley. OF Dallas. Texas. vice
president OF the National Breeders
and Fanciers' association. has been
employed 10 judge the entries
Nine silver cups viii be awarded
by the Fl Faso association 10 winners
FOR the following Best display,
finest buck in the show. first doe Of
any breed. best New zealand rabbit
best Rufus Red Belgian hare. heavy
weight Belgian and Tor the best black
steel gray and gray Flemish hares
The secretary Of the show IS H ".
Bayless, 420f Trowbridge street
Miss Mary r. MCGOWAN. OF Akron.
o.. IS slated for the office Of national
president Of the woman's branch OF
the American Association OF Bach
elors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12
MES. JOSEPH HURNTHAL is IL

Mrs. JOSEPH HUEAIHAH = ~
vi charge Of the program TO be given
Saturday afternoon at the eomph-
mentary poll tax tea 10 be given In
Judge T. =. 1IcClintock's court from
9 until 5 o'clock. Refreshments OF tea
and cake will be served.
The singers viii include walter
Davis. Mrs. Robert Lander. AIRS. Burt
Anderson. Miss Jennie Nae Ian z + % n
Miss Frances Bedford. Miss Connie
Mac Tobias viii be violinist and
MISSES CharIee and Anne Kelly. viii
uIqv piano and drums The pinlsts
viii include Miss Nell Boomer, MISS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12

The least Indication Of eyestrain
should cause you TO have your eyes
examined by an expert optometrist-
We are thoroughly experienced op-
touetrists and should you not require
aIasses we tell you 50 frankly. Need
GIassesz Ask SeEal. Fl Paso Optical
CO., los Texas St I'll san Antonio 81
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12
Music Program To Be Feature OF
Poll Tax Tea In Court Saturday

Elene Talpis. Claude Herndon, Miss
GLADYS Raw and Miss Martha Pearcy.
Misses Tama and Theresa O'keefte
viii play piano and mandolin.
Reading viii be by Miss Margaret
Hines. and Miss Clarice Talpis and
Betty Stuart Townsend VIII perform
f1rcv dances
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12
Arnu Affairs.

A concert viii be given this even
ing at the Red Cross house az Fort
Bliss for the entertainment Of the pa
tients by the orchestra Of the SIND
fi1d artillery. Miss Barbara Worces-
ter viii sing with Mrs. Leonard Wor-
cester accompanying her at the piano.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12
Wives OF Visiting Cattlen1en To Be
Guests At Tea At T0Itec Clubhouse

for taking the visitors 10 the tea
- cars VIII be waiting IT o'clock
at tne various hotels for the visitors
The guests viii be taken tirst For a
motor ride over the scenic drive. then
over the city, later going 20 the Tea
Special invitation is extended TO the
wives Of local cattlemen 20 be pres
ent and help make pleasant the ait
ernoOn for the visitors
The wives or directors or tle cnaIn-
Der OF commerce who VIII act as
hostesses are- Mrs Charles Bassett-
Mrs w s Cromhie, Mrs A. Schwartz
Mrs. T. W Kayser, Mrs O. J. Blntord-
AIRS. J. C. Christie. Airs. G. IL Finley,
EIrs. H ". Broaddus, Mrs = W. Nor
ten. Mrs II A Warner, Mrs W. z
Brown. Mrs C. II. Harvey Mrs w
s NcNath. Mrs. Fabian SrolarOff,
AIRS. H L. Birney. Mrs +. n Bannell.
Mrs. James Graham McNary, Mrs
Crawford Harvie, Mrs. Ed Sanders
Mrs W. C. DauEhdrilL Mrs, Charles
Newman and Mrs De Witt Bandeen-
Mai. and Mrs. W. J. Fewel were
hosts to a delightful dinner party
Tuesday evening at Mission hall,
West Tsleta. Spring flowers deco
rated the tables. Covers we're placed
for 1fr. and Mrs Frank Coles, Mrs
Robert lIetcalf, Miss Carrie Metcalf,
wyatt, walter Grey. and AIr. and Mrs.
Edgar FeweL
One OF the interesting events in the
social world for the coming week is
q tea 70 be given on Thursday, jan
uary 10, by Mrs James l. MARI 10
compliment Mrs Vincent Meyer, the
former Miss Agnes Stewart. who IS
here for a visit 70 her father T. 3
Stewart. and for Miss Helen stewart
The Invitation list viii include the
young society and younger married
set
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12
"a Pasoans Returning.

1Irs. - p. Burgurd and son have re-
turned from a visit in Arkansas.
ar. and AIRS. ". c. Akard have re-
turned from a four months visit in
Colorado and Arkansas and are at
their home in Richmond Terrace.
While absent. they visited their son.
Harry Akard. at Meua. Ark.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12
SavoyanS Club To Give Second
Dance OF Season January 20

the regimental band VIII play for
the dancing hours. These hops are
given almost every Friday evening
81 the clubhouse and are very en-
joyable occasions Of life at the post
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12
Fl Pdsodns Amdy.

1lr. and Mrs. 7. c. Perry are IN
New York Cor a visit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12

4 d D1urhertT- e9l8 Clesler s-rel-.
third eockerel. fourth hea- second ane
mn puliet. A. l. Foote. 1898 Hueeo
street. first, third and fourth COCK iirs--
fifth hen: first pen: first and third pull
iet. D. Wettermark. 2oos East Overland
street. second cock; FIRST third ana
fourth hen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12

Buff Plymouth Roelss-
= Springer. 503 North s. Nrain street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12

A. b billiard. 1903 Wyoming street
cock. first and third cockerel. first and
second hen. first, second and third pull
let. and first and second pen = L. strain.
Ysleta- first cock. second and fourth cock
eral: third. fourth and ffth hen. first old
~.-. eaa--r rnrrrr- non
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12

Partridge Plymouth Rocks
w z peek. Fl Paso. first cqcAelel
first and third uullets; Joha GOODWIN -'-s
u1urf- f. s. billiard 169 Wyoming street
fourth cocEereI. +. N. Mansfield II Fgso,
first hen. O. ]. lawson, Hurley, p Al
second cockerel fourth and 14ih puilel-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12

II. p. Coleman. Lockney. Texas. second
eoci-ere1 and second pullet; J. V Rae,
Loczney, Texas, first cock, c0cEerel, pull
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12

7 II Daugherty. ISIS chester sree,.
first and third cockereli first, second ara
nth uuller; first pen d.. NeLleI.l---i,
a00s Fart Overland. third and fourth
- --.-----
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12

single Comb White OrpinEtons-
7. IL Brandt, Niuton. Texas, third cock
erel and first, second, third and fourth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12

Officers and luncheon committee o
Wade Hampton chapter, L. ID. Z, vii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-12

Il F. Caldwell, Cauutiilo, Texas. tirsi
and second cock. first and second hem
first. second third. fourth and fifth hem
first and SECOND pullet.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06

second Iusta'lment in sunday'H
ghIefia-uG
ar Ca-rr ,r'' that hr must ho Gaze
fuI n DC Tgid the blame for rtT ac-
don't on Ono e,r company. and this
man wac tho ow-rr 0r t-0 automobile,
hr would E~r nothing II Inc mar was
an a8tHstnr fnr tho car company and
Casey lrfH tho hIIn~ 0T tho rmfnm0-
rIi0, he would Ert nothing Ito f"'' ~
would Hs Zoo fsw fn HH- the man who
hr wa. and rnrH H1-r n.~ claim ar-
HnrdirE'E.. 40 rHEf moment Nrn iarTE
came boo tho psrI0r f00r
I'm SORRY. rsr-- Hh" -eaa. nni
N sou DaHf another minute. mo chop
HUf b. dried fn rHHr NJ ST. MY
smith will rPruEr Fnu-0r maybe Hr
Will hnyn fTrr -urDrfr.r= with u-
Do Won't vNu urssi MI Casey
with rru0f
y -ag. raid Morley Smith "ThH
i7 going .f "a biz strong Err t'. rat
ing FnHr dinner frr ruuE
"or. $50 would bo pleased" aid MfE
aslrr. r. vou don't mind r,HnE
what Wow. Enr. r14d Mr. Casey
MORLEY smith frff rru fhr'H N
oruifsHn.. Tho adventure wtr I'D
yrrturir= after 7U' WHY. rv frur he
was EHfftH= H.nrE Hr wT'I nnr m
those H-Iflr.rHEU would r... g0'
rinur' 2 aar- WHAT That bHn- fellow
0sH AN right ~hHt-
Al Hr sfr r'r dinner EH1 fHr rhorn
were nor dried 10 rrir- MnrIr. mlW
fr'f fhHf rHH adventure HH- better
than HH extra dividend Hr would NOT
have uH.--|H fH" adventure Cor # fH0H H
"rrH dollar. Az H.f ~ .'a-. coming iu=
10 ~ rrHu homo and nrir- fed and All
that. whom uob0dg rra~ him from All
fHsm Tho adventure ~1" MOI. 90 hr
rrrr. H. HHH|If.rr HH #nufH Hn had read
Ir tho hook Huf Nr rar EIsi f war
mot Later adventure. nm HfHHr OVEN
inFr. ufEr. rr u1rlI'D- nut Morley
wttr Was HTNr0rf fu hr~fr thus ard
worE uu fH murHsr andIDu0l and Tho
-r-f
Mira casey vs- Mice little rrr's--
.Hr faI-rH rHHHEH Uu. HHH talked
more nf nrr husband than ~ other
rrrrnn. or Trims '' -Erur 71' that a-
wac HEIr-0r-rnr .-Hnr. H' hIz
=hur f' Hmr ont fH4f ono rrHrnn Doc
had raH fUH accident rI" fhH' Her
bfFfhHs he'd HHur aruH-H and Hr had
HIrrfad 4rruaa tHr ..rrr' fH huH -t
M fur DO HHH Hr-r 'r H rIrHH- muH
ara stole 0ff3-u d7'i7rr complete
They ~rrr iu-f H'-E7uf -Hr ed
rHihurla-' r7'lE I -'7 Them m.r-lf
Smith FfTfr-r d#i'a-. ~Hf'
fNe cont Rad .nr. f.EH' hundred
rrH r-.r. -H.H .ff.-. -s8H
SIR rss-H. srfsrd.ra rr- rs'ravaesn'
Hr-Nsrd V-r- r.t quite rrurrrr
And ms Frna-H rr'. conn" onrr o.
.rar
.ErafI. -H.d fHr aH.rHf#r.. zH-
. fNru DO rn.. Hr bad H.I .um..ntrl
..IIy Ei-fhHHsH d1 0HI. r#rur rHH-
rrH- rum EHHa fTn HTru r.r ."H mod
j FHr fH'f H. ga wrn rlrf- r"n nHHHH
aHrrr HH" -nH. rHH. |. HHH ua Eh
] fH -Fr
! THr -.s#| .- -H. .aH uH
] .l.s.. W"uF r.. r.m. after aN
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06

Now. Dorothy" raid Mildred.
you've been awful nice about IoH.nE
your bracelet a. I'm going 90 lend you
-ino for TO-DAY. but sou have -
p-omL51 To he very careful and mot
lose that too
oh. thank you. Mildred q" cried her
younger sister You arS awful nice
- lend 1t 20 me and I vlI ho care
So Dorothy sot her sisters gold
br,ceis'-
'rrg a ur,ls I7o-e. m I must he
.rrs careful, she Fsid, s7 shS clipped
~ on her wrist
You'd better bs. Mildred replied
s~vsrsly. "othorp1=~ r'rI never. never.
10 ny dyins dHE .rra sou another
gle thing"
Dorothy was much .urrS Erf hF
This threat and wrrr .f HsE time FOR
their daily swim the. vFrr slavInE
- the sssshorr Tor rnf rurrrrra enn
pas afraid 20 leave 10 AZ me hotel for
'r.- = rohhrr might break .- lgr.-r
her absence and -.-rf frr r-r-'-ur
f-f-krr. M -nr wore .' meaning fr
tsep her sTF on .t every minute
Ala for good Intentions They
met 'nr wallace children and Jimmy
Davis and had .rrN 4 EnnH time both
~ them forgot af about the bracelet
% -aE after their dir. &C., f-sF rrrr
rfaunr on thr beach that U1-rtHr
looked sf h"r arm and r-aoI fhr
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
FINDINGS KEEPING'S

sold bracelet. She waa 20 uua.t for
a minute rhc fu1' couldn't SPEAK or
move. Then she said. oh. itT
gone" jumped 90 her feet and ran
rs fBEt as che could 20 her mother
~s-g' exclaimed Mildred. who had
followed. You've lost that TOO.
No7-. sou heard what ! ats7 well
Iu- remember %. rhafr ailtr'
she went or very sur and dlsri-
fed. blinking hard 70 keen back the
tear, but snr wasn't EolnE 90 rpoH
rho fun NJ fhr ofhrru So she went
barE To the rsuI castle ihrs had been
We -esH vr-- r,-t" said Gs--z.
wallace "ErG a-d Mildred 60 dig
and
-re tv0 z-ra took their rau1 and
rnHr. down -0 fNr w1'r-H rfEr.
rrs~r frF .#HH good and wet
BACK f- fhH nHr.'n -IfH fT ErrHE
HHrl and forth fh.r 'nU-d. 10 was
fr-
ono moro load" -IF George. 20
nFs -r-r hrTHrrF alone with nor -af
down rH fhr H.frr rHEr E-r Thrust
.H her rraHH and brought ur In. n
-Nr- anr .HH. Something r'fnt-H ar
-rH f-rr- I INTO her pail s rhrT
.rH hrnEH. a bracelet For =
Ff' No. DO Hr- something hard fip
rHr r~ru=Nf f. A Fr1rryrf' For a
moment rhr -HnuFhE f was hrrs. but
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06

hns done this sort OF dancing. ever
since the tragic death OF M. Castle
near Fort Worth. Texas, when he. at
that time an instructor. with a stu
don't. attempted an Irmelman turn,
while up in the air, in order TO avoid
a collision with another plane.
Mary Alden
Mary Alden. who has sprung into
such prominence In the motion pic
ture world through her marvellous
performance OF tho mother in The
Old Nest" IS not an elderly nor mid
dle-ar.d woman as one would imagine
after having seen her performance IN
that photo play. She IS still a young
and beautiful woman.
But she has spocisIized-uot inten-
tionally at arst-tn mother parts Her
arSt motion picture engagement wss