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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-05-26

OF JI)LEBURG
IRRIGATION DIST
Meeting Nav & 1

Meeting May 3, 1921.
At regular meeting of the Board
OF Directors of The Julesburg Irripa-
ton District, held this 3rd day of Nav.
A. D. 1921, the following proceeding
were had, to-wit:
On roll cali, the following were
found present: C. w. White. presi-
dent; W. H. Brandt, director, R. Toyne
director, D. T. Bush, superintendent,
e., NJ. Robson, attorney and F. K.
Huffman, secretary.
Absent-None.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and duly approved. The
following bills were presented:
=: W. White, director and exp.-$ $50
". II. Brandt, director and exp 300
4. Ioyne, director and exp 500
D. T. Bush, salary 211,50
Fred X. Huffman, salary and
office expense -- 69,36
c. M. Robson, 1st quarter sal
ary and expense $500
Roy Smith, ditchrider- 1000
John kays. ditchrider- 1000
VIM. Critics, ditchrider- 1000
Elmer Betterton, ditchrider
and phone rent- 111.5O
Roy Davis, ditchrider and
phone rent ---1 1880
Fred Hewgley, ditchridef and
phone rent -- 1880
George Martin, labor, High
line z--.-------- 1887
>, A: Singley, labor, highline- 21.55
W. J. Karschner, labor Peter
| sen 1870
W. s. Andrews, labor Peter
\ SCH ID 10
Gottlieb Schiel. labor Petersen 1880
-. A. hewton, labor Petersen 1906
verne Hughes, labor Petersen 1925
James Stone, labor Petersen 700
W. H. Hewgley, labor Peter
! seH $50
First National Bank, Sedg-
WICK, claim assigned 27.5O
5. Frederickson, labor reser-
voir 1855
a. axes, labor reservoir 101.30
Ralph Shirley, labor reservoir 3115
Ivan Depue, labor Settlers $50
M: Sakoda, labor Settlers 2.6O
Mebb Young, labor Intake 1850
frank Young, labor Intake 1850
Mountain States T. & T. Co.,
telephone service 1895
a. Jankovsky, supplies 675
Sedgwick Garage, supplies 1900
Western Union Telegraph Co.
telegrams 253
". a. Reed, supplies - 1870
gEa1nkovsky Nero. Co., supplies 900
Edward Fischer, supplies $50
Mort Johnson. supplies 1915
Sedgwick Garage, supplies $3.50
Thomas O'Connor, boots 500
Union Pacific Railroad Co.,
ditch crossing 25.OO
Upon motion duly made and sec
onded, the bills as read were allow
ed, and warrants ordered drawn for
same.
The matter of auditing the books
was brought to the attention of the
Board, and the Secretary was in
structed to write to Mr.. John Eskild-
sen, of Sidney, Nebr., accepting his
proposition to make an audit of the
books.
No further business being present
ed' the Board adjourned to meet June
Z, 1921.
C, W. WHITE, President.
II Attest
FRED K. HUFFMAN, sec'y.
Now is the time to get bes; re-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-05-26
QELL:

Just what IS meant BY this word
"Hell"!
They say sometimes "It's cold as
HE'LL"
Sometimes they say ITS hot as
hell"
When it rains hard, Its hell" they
cry,
It's also .hell" when it is dry.
They "hate like hell" to see it snow.
It's "a hell of wind" when it starts
to blow.
Now, "how in hell" can anyone tell
What in hell" they mean by this
word "hell."
This married life is "hell." they say,
When he comes in late there is ''hell
to pay"
"It's hell" when the kid you have to
tote,
When he starts to yell, it's "a hell of
note"
It's "hell" when the doctor sends his
bills
For "a hell of lot" of trips and pills.
When you get this you will know real
we'll
Just what is meant by this word
"hell."
Hell. yes" Hell No" and "Oh,
He'll" too!
"The hell you DON'T" "The hell you
do"
And "what in hell" and "the hell it
is"
"The hell with yours" and "the hell
with his"
Now "who in hell!!" and "Oh, hell,
whereof
And what the hell do you think !
care?"
But "The hell of it is" "It's sure as
HE'LL"
We don't know "what in the hell' is
HELL"
PLAYER PLANO
Slightly used H. L. Phillip Player
Piano. Terms. Write to Ridnour
Piano Co.. Holyoke, Colo. M26-J2
Order Geraniums and vines for
your hanging baskets and porch box
es from North Platte Floral Co. II.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-05-26

Now is the time to get bes, re-
suits from your poultry by using Dr.
Hesss Poultry Panacea. Sole 1t
Cleveland & Laws,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-05-26

Order Geraniums and vines for
your hanging baskets and porch box
es from North Platte Floral Co. IT.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-05-26
PLAYER PLANO

Slightly used H. L. Phillip Player
Piano. Terms. Write to Ridnour
Piano Co.. Holyoke, Colo. M26-J2
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-05-26

The following are the ranks in the
four upper grades for the month of
Nav:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15
BUSINESS SERVICE
nIsISTss sInvIIr OrITnri


MAIIUEH. Es renovated AMI recovered
We rrt.li 10 mHtifssses sU wnrb guar.
rutood. Porter Nattf,ss CO. Phone uslgo
1890
NluuY WWhrHEnHTUfP ,o
VIII NrsthsrH' H'rlu your wi1turH and doors
EIIrN rtI DUST Asu COLD
rtuno nHHrn ALfi.
MNTrNI.sE# renovated su1 recovered.
returned IHmr INU HHfup uE.. uu work
r.HfHuI..I IH.Ha MBiir'sa CO.. phone
tHur. .l|N.
EAIIDsHi uDupW q WIsDDw
rIEAEiEG go.
WuuuWa cleaned, wallpaper wood lrE
vHHnH1 floors NtHrt aud IuIiahed. uuf
g.. tF Hfr .n. aurubit CEDAR 1880
DIu rrtfNrr b,ds made into ~ lpnaI
nHtfrrr.rH HId pillows made new oHtrr
1880
uiSU ra0re ylra tar ronrf, ,arurutfy
hIualur and tspplrH. store Ovutas pu1
cabinet work. OF 600 hudH Estimate" rUI
a.g#r' advice Eis-a ehev:'sHy b; aa
Nlh Of over with yuu
WANTED All kinda ~ soy~a to repair.
rfu,,r sr' up and connected. Usage
$3.50. hHN f'r .Tnuuy
WANTED carpenter work repairing
connecting Eaa atnvua general handy
man. bHurH ga7i.
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eiothins. shoes. hats. elc. os2ss ~
EPIRELLA ORsETs-Made 70 meas
Mrs. y. W. Lucas Osage s''. -
MIscrLLKASnous ron SAFE 80 =
FOR sALE-Reed baby buggy
dition. osage s227-J, a.
,SEW s,d .econd-6and store and f',.,.
rant .Sutpment, butcher suppl' I'D y
block, scales. tools, etc. t'a'f
West First.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15

WANTEp-A hiEh-clasS advertising sales
man. man Or woman. strictly commits.
sion basis. producer can command ON
unlimited income. It you believe you
have hhiitN ot high order cen Mt
GROW. Hotel Boulder. or address q e. N
Tulsa
WANTED Agents 90 solicit heath and
accident Insurance, Tor an old and ro
liable COMPANY, For information and ap,
pOinlmguts cali Usage ligs.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

ALI. KINDS ~ carpenter repuW work and
painting, Call Cedar ltle
AMERICAN window cleaners due
window rirannK t6r, floor .waNlng az
rTr.War krIros. The DO II Kight People.
Usage Gh2i
ENpHRT sewing machine repairing n.
HpllymH0. Osag9 lss
FASHION rAiLORs Make guo1 clothes
cleNu. press, refine, repair, rett ladies
and yrutlamNu'a garments Southeast cor.
nor second aud Main Upstairs Phone
500,
ItANE YOUR kas heaters and ranges con.
ncctcd and regulated by experienced
man. Work guaranteed and reasonable
charge. basgr bt3sHI.
HAVE GOUR stove conncctad. cleaned. re-
halrcd ana regulated. rhnhp Cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15

MADE $4,000. nv friend $4,000 on
f1o0. invest HwHii sum az 50 month.
juIu little puoi pick'us up scattered cheap
royalties hold BY bank, uevcr expire un
rentals. no driillug address SOB NJ,
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HAUFFEuR wants position with pn.
vato family Fifteen years experience.
Con DO repair work. Can furnish best
~ reference. T41.M Care OF World
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wANTEn-rO nORRON
INSTRUCTION
REAL ESTATE LOANS

DANCING AND DRAMATIC so
MASQUERADE costums for rent at s25
East Third Phone Usage slil.
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS BY ap-
polutment. beginners class starting
Wednesday Nov. i6 at D. m. n. II.
Burke, instructor. Phone Osage 9o07.
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Ii
ROOMS AND BOARD
HOTELS Is
Jacobs HOTEL
Ftreproof throughout. 200 rooms. stag
hotei. PopulAr pricrs roorns $50 and
,to psf ,,y;.ssk 81 ,stna sna u,,s PCT, oaa'.
J. nov owned and managed BY Mrs e..
Morton aniet o., Fnborhood and close
IN. weekly aud monthly tatos. diniuS room
~ connection. tHHGe isbh
HirZ HOTEL
7oi East Third Street
respootsbis iiotEL for f'spectabi'
speclsi raics f6. permanent Eussis.
wEsTLhNu HOTEL. 2otM ~ rhiid hot
and colo water a'ram heat rooms -
70 ~ rfiEie ,e3pgd connecting h"'h' ''0
IUuIuotstKifriND HouM- 10
ApMRAL. o.. i.6s hl's largo naua.
k.,uiuE r.gmh t'. HHN'H t'..r '0'
tafaisG6'd rr haussssepios faao,
OHsEn 1stI o.
BorLDEil a. DO. u.os'ssrHs r,anT.
also sleeping f..U" IHr alH.H ''... .I.
bAIriNoUr H. Itt6 ono IsFe. utnI
honsohgsu.E 'om very desran'r. ".
bssgs Fttu.i
HuuHuoM VIII hlfrhau Hni unn4 '""'
uuslcFrt tau naHgr 17'a.I
NIL ArAHTM MENrs .rvn.room suafl.
n.sm far nrNt houssE,'p.us bot au1
,.'. "',.. '.' '..'t. ''''
HptlurR ~. '0I ItrH. a.nr.r rooms
furnished ~. urHf u"ls.H..lInH ''".'
e.. t'"i w. u I. '"'". '''h'
clEyErNg H ae Large front nory
furnished Utnt n"1.....r'gH f''m'
modern 'I"H' Boo '7'F" 5000
tHEfbNHE. ~. tiI .Inu ..rtu south.
"aslt."i"H' H''"'' p"fent ""'. "AI''".
'"' h"'".
-
wv, " NfI. ~. h"''l I'.
", ''''
,.,,,,,, ...... ,......,'.....,...
III lN'' Do. 81 .'.. "'N', PING
'""' Pow '''.
hhWo!'l' n. .' Won l"u.'..l
NA"' ''''' '." Il. p,
,
-. t., hall, b.u...'.Uiog rln't,i,Iiy
valrr rsv raar n1m ,.r line 7Fo H.
N.,I.U '.t...I
.,., u4l.r. mon. ,rrs, ,1! '"'
'N'hl r""''N l.lt
uu.I
,....t. ....t.. ... ......,-5.... ,.,t. ....-
.a.. entrance .,.ft us. ~ Kitchen t,dsr
r4gt
nm,
IfrE.pri and rnT,b ht,1.ru .nJ
,Iesu Oanrr tG87
,,..,,t.,..
,r,,,, ,'ltp,,t "ttntt 'ytg"'' 80 S,,e,
TtI,d and peoris
N.tA ,,,.,r,.... ,...,..,..., -
nsbi ntu@.t.rpipr r.oi,s n,iys,n .o, y"
tranoe cedar i7Gt
MAYHEii. S- qie.Two modern ho,,.
Keeping rooms. IS per week OsSEo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15

AttDt' 'N'rA NT.First class sccountan ~
wisues 10 devote spare time 90 Keeping
sets ~ books or accounts. Call cedar
1879
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15

UOInF F00u UUFIU1aI- TN-T UUHTn07s v TT
stand closest inspection. one of the hoet
Iu town. Party has good reasons Tor SOLE
telephone. call Ia person, Price s.. 200.
Fred W Iinder and Co, as Robinson
Hldv See Mr. Liudcr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15

FOR SALE-One gas range. several A.
tng stoves, as good as new ar. -.
kitchen table. one complete bod tl..,'
ruE. dining table and chairs. uyUf.IH y.
several other articles. 7ll a. yNs,.
Usage lG8Q-R. ''''lN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15

DunIsrMhs MONEY 8eI monuments as
aldo 900" VIII pay aHr commission on
rhHH orders. 'hoio. OF IarEe stock. Fully
guaranteed. Cost SEQ 90 500 600. Dpp5r.
uuits r.r individuals. churches and So
,nsnt s4lsa w.. flG Nerih Eiwood Iujss
Phone Usage Jb0A.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15

pERIEN,Ep painter and interior
decorator. estimates reasonable. Refer
srcta furnished. osaEs 3olG.J,
FOR urst-clasa painting DECORATING and
hardwood rn.rhiuE ga|I uuaE' Stsl
FOR PAINTING and papethaRs,us. call
q. TrIJrhuEh. Usage a.
FON PAINTING ana papsrbauFing call
"a d soften. tslb n. Fourth Place.
Osngo i2N
- g., NlkbY Union pApcrhsngor and
painter. wurh guaranteed, ask for
samples, prices lev bsaEe ht5l,
OPEN SHOP
Painting. Pspering Guaranteed. Prices
HIasned. Cedar 1871,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15

Htif NANIhD-hNib ~
rE a rETEoTfgE EseaI.at orporp
uI|U. good plyN tfb,.' Wriu o.. o.
tuivIg. tst WcstoyeJ uldg. Kansas cry.
N1
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HIGHEST PHICEs paid for sseconl da,l ,sijl
clothing. shoes, hats. etc Ih'N'
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UDY A. can drive Ford wants employ
meut. delivery o- helper In garage. llti
Peoria west basement Usage 79TA.
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nuokkEEpEBH Accountant desires po-
NfIuu. married % years experience with
Tulsa cll companies. Rest NJ references.
For interview Call psAge Gl0b.R.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15
ROOMS ron RENT, FURNIsIIEp !,


private home nicely furnished and Ad-
iolnins bath, garage II desired. osage
ATTRACTIVE, iarRe front room, suitable
Cor two gentlemen, rent very reasonable
close In. AOs W second St
ATTRACTIVE front room. suitable FOR
couple or 'wo young ladie- Kitchen
reasonable reut psago lsil
bOULpER. g., 1915 90 beautifully turn.
ished room paare 60sh.
BALTIMORE, SOUTH ncautifu suite "
rooms uudsually attractive, Cedar
lAb".
HEAurlruL urnshcd COON, private en-
trance, also private entrance 20 bath
uui telephone. walking distance, car ana
jttuey service uHnEo at1g. Ossgo eGgo.
BALTIMORE. s., IUt Nigo dourah,o
aleoplng rooms In "a private home. with
access 60 Twins room s. per week for one
BOSTON s. sos Pleasant Hplth runn.
Hdlo,ulus bAth, private home. close an
gentlemen, braEv bb1p.H
BALrlMpBE. sOurii. Hoom for Esntlc-
men, ~ private family, with or without
sssSS7fs" references ''au'''a' Usage
RouLpER r., 6liH -oos nice large
sleeping room for rent. suitable Tor two
sentlemen. sccess 20 double bath.
BOULDER, s., l5lg--ueautrllly Furnished
room uaagc CO.'S,
RouLpER, 81, Ge6 Furnished sleeping
room for rent osaEr Nhss.
AlHtlNNAtl =. hHA lur rent. HlIata
class sleeplug room. NgaFe fbI
close in adjoining bath Usage s5i6-i
CHEYENNE. s.. eli Nierly furnishcd
room, in steam heated apartment, out.
side entrance, tor gentleman. Cedar
CHENENNE s.. 7iC. ncs,rablr sierplus
room Tor rent, tot onc or two, adioin
CHEYENNE, g., 9ll Southeast room, o.,
other ruowrrs OuaEo Hr7t.N.
CHENENNF. S Tli#stco room ono u
two gontrmen. Ngfersucos required
CLOSE lu very reasonable. au modcri
convenience. cogp.o preferred. $40 4
CLOSE IN On north side larsy from
siecping In private ,home. ttbe pc
week nisn EarHEo.opagc iolN.J
CHEYENNE. s.. ses splopdidy tur
ton genurmon only Usage 2sat.
tHENESNE. s.. NE-H,loar In, utuishp,
rouus for rtnL fhoun oragy ylal.
ClNtINNATt s.. sot- Nice ruoinu clos
IN. good water private home, reasonable
osuge tlsN,
CHEYENNE S. AT Nicely mrnlshc,
front sleeping room, downstairs ais
nicely furnished, largv sleeping roou,. ~
young men. Usage toil-j.
CHEYENNE r. sg2-Largo 7ast iron
bedroom, adjoining bath also garage
private family References required
CHDIDE ROOM Private bath. lga5 5
Cincinnati. bus stupu al door, Ncda
1t.H Ivo could uHu room
tJNtINNATf 81, lOla- ono lovely tur
uIshgd front room, rent very reasonable
OssEe tt29.
CLDoE.tS bedroom adjoining hsth uri
r,,sIs. ., s Ge'"H H,s VWyh's.saSaa VWy sg5S5a 'u'~ "'"
'tupr-iN suuny, rrgm. one or two beds
Reasonable 5ll 5, Cmclnnatti
DENVLR, a.. 1oa.- Room for rent CON
Nrnlent 60 bath. OsaEe -o3
pENNER, -. as LarEo Foom with Nv
beds Tor two, thruv or four young men
monthly terms
pgSiRARI.E rooms for youna men
the n, G, a,
DETROlr y. SOC Sleeping room. rns
preferred Osago bSb0.l.
DERfRAni.E room in spi~udid home. eyel
gonVrnlenco Tor Fcnilemcni opposi
hlgh school. Osngo eehS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15

AeCoNNiCO LACE CURTAIN
t-ANNpnY
osaEs 6a6S. ille 5. CiuclnuatL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-28

Ralph Totten. consul general at
large in Europe, who IL a guest of
his cousin, Maj. George Oakley Tot
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-28
MRS. POMERENE AT HOME.

Mrs. Atlee Pomerene. wife of the
senior Senator from Ohio, Will be at
home this afternoon and will have
receiving with her Mrs. Frank B.
Willis, wife Of Ohios Junior Senator.
Mrs. Pomerene's apartment in the
Highlands is sweet with flowers from
the White House Conservatives SEM
her by Mrs. Harding, and clusters Of
blossoms from the Agricultural De-
partment presented to the hostess BY
Mrs. Wallace, wife of the Secretary
Of Agriculture.
Mrs. Pomerene will be assisted by
Mrs. Timothy T. Ansberry, Mrs. Fred
eriok Young, Mrs. B. S. Amber, Mrs.
Mendum Blumenberg, and Mrs. Percy
L. McLain, who has recently come to
Washington to make her home.
-
Mrs. William NJ. Calder. wife OF SEN
ator Calder of New York, and Mrs.
Joseph 1. France, wife of Senator
France of Maryland, will receive to-
gether this afternoon in Mrs. Calder's
apartment in tho Willard.
-
RECEPTION FOR MRS. DENLY.
Mrs. Frederick C. Hicks is sending
out invitations today to a reception
on May II in honor of Mrs. Edwin
DcHpy, WIG OIL INC ScCIctoIy VI INC
Navy, who IL due in Washington
from Detroit early in May.
3
Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict Crowell, who
have been abroad for several months,
are due to land in New York on May
6, and will come at once to Wash
ington so that Mrs. Crowell can take
part in the Girl Scout rally on May
7. Mrs. Crowell 10 Girl Scout Com
missioner for. the District
81
Monsignor Bozano, the papal dele
gate. who Is at Hot Syringe, Va. will
complete his cure during the present
week. and will then return to WASH
ington. Monsignor Bernadlni. OF tho
Catholic University. has Joined Mon
signor Bonzano.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-28

The Undsrsecrtary Of state sad
Nra- HAasU n U1A&ehAs sAtastainAA At
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-28

with the President And Mrs..
W. Harding OF fer Hampton
Roads. the Woe President
and His Serene Highness Prince
Albert of Monaco cancelling all
engagements on account OF indis-
position. the center of the social
stage Is again occupied by the
special mission of Venesuela which
presented the statue of Bolivar to
the City Of New York on April 10.
DIR. l.. 8. Rowe. director general
of the Pan-American Union. en-
tertained at luncheon today at the
Metropolitan Club in honor of DIR.
Don Bsteban Oil Borges, minister
OF foreign relations OF yenesuela,
and the other members of the
special mission. In addition to the
guests Of honor the company in
cluded.
The Secretary of State, tho am
bassador Of Chile, tho ambassador of
Argentina. the ambassador Of Peru,
tary of War, the Secretary Of Agri-
culture. tho minister Of Cuba. tho
minister Of Ecuador. the minister of
Colombia. the minister Of Uruguay.
the minister of Costa RIGA. the min
lister of Guatemala, tho minister Of
the Dominican. republic, the minister
of Nicaragua. the minister OF Haiti.
the charge d'affaires OF Panama, J.
e. Lefeyre; the charge d'Affaires Of
Honduras: Gen. John J. Pershing.
DR.. ]. B. Scott. Senator Duncan U.
Fletcher, Eliot wadsworth. Assist
ant Secretary of the Treasury; Rob
ett Woods Bliss. Third Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury: Eugene
Meyer, jr., Sumner Welles. DR.. e. C.
McGire, DR.. G. A. Sherwell, Stewart
Johnson. Franklin Adams, Walter
Penfisld and Henry Chaplin Plum
mer.
Toasts were offered to the Presi-
dent Of the United StateA the PreH-
dent Of Venezuela, and the minister
of foreign affairs of Venezuela, the
guest of honor at the luncheon.
The ladies who are here with the
mission were also guests at a
luncheon today, being entertained
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by Nine. Francisco J. Yanes. wife of
the Assistant Director of the Pan
American Union. who is himself a
member OF the mission. The party
was given at Rauscher's and tho
guests included: Nine. Gil Borges,
wife of the minister OF foreign re-
lations OF Venezuela; Nine. Riano.
wife Of tho Spanish Ambassador ;
Nine. Pezet, wife of, the Peruvian
ambassador. Mime. Elizalde, wife of
the minister OF Ecuador; Nine.
Urueta, wife of the minister Of
Colombia Nine. Varela, wife, Of the
minister of Uruguay; Nine. Felipe
Francia, Nine. Jose Rodriguez. Nine.
Herrera Mendoza, Nine. Martinez
Sanchez, Miss Ines Dominica, Nine.
YcazA, Miss Tribe. Nine. Calderon.
Miss Elena Calderon, Mrs. Lord,
Nine. de Godoy, Miss Aramburu. and
Nine. Marques.
In addition to the festivities in
honor OF the mission scheduled for
this week. they will be feted all
, through next week until the time Of
their departure early In May. The
minister Of Ecuador. DR.. Elizalde.
will >ve a dinner for them on
Monoay evening. On Wednesday
they will be entertained by the um-
bassador or Peru. Mr.. Pezet. ana
next Wednesday they will, make a
pilgrimage to Mt. Vernon to place a
wreath on the tomb of Washington.
On next Tuesday evening Dr. Gil
Borges will give a dinner at the
Shoreham-
., -. = -.
The French Ambassador and Nine
Jusserand. the Secretary OF the Treas
ury. A. W. Mellon, and the Minister
of Poland and Princess Lubomirsk,
were members of the interesting par
ty headed by the vice president and
Mrs. Coolidge, which started fol
Pittsburgh. yesterday to take part IN
the Founders Day exercises at Car
negie. Institute today. They went b,
special train and will start back t
Washington this evening.
y
Senator and Mrs. Joseph s. Freltng
huysen will entertain a company o
twenty-ax guests at dinner tonight
with. the British Ambassador an
Lady Geddes and the Secretary Q
State and Mrs. Hughes as homo
guests
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Mrs. Charles w. Kerlin. who has
been living at the Powhatan Hotel
for the last year. will leave Washing
ton on Friday for Atlantic City. tn
remain until the second week in
May. On May IL she will sail on the
Cretic for Italy, to remain indefi-
nitely. During the summer she will
travel in France and Switzerland.
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LIE BREToNs ARE GUESTS.

The Argentine Ambassador and
Mime. lie Breton were entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Shoreham
Hotel by NJ. Stein. of Russia. The
guests invited to meet them were
Madame Christian Hauge, Captain
and Mrs. Gibbons. Df. Don Alfredo
q. Prada. of the Peruvian embassy:
Colonel and Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Her
bert Stsbler and Mile. Leveras. niece
OF Madame LIE Breton.
=
The Speaker of the House and Mrs.
Frederick Gillett were the guests In
" hose honor Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Warren entertained at dinner last
g, ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren will enter
tain at dinner tomorrow evening in
honor of the Secretary of State and
Mrs. Charles 4. Hughes.
b
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Keith enter
tanned at a dinner last evening In
OF the geological department OF Yale
University, who is in Washington at
tending the National Academy meet
ing. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Joshua Evans. jr, DR.. and Mrs
George p. Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. NJ
f. Campbell. DR.. John NJ. Clark
State geologist of New York, and
Prof n. NJ. Senneman, professor OF
geology at the University of Gin
cinnatL
.
Gen. John J. PershinE. who is visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Stettiniut
in White Sulphur Springs, Va, wat
guest of honor at a dinner given last
evening by his hosts, at which Mrs
George Vanderbilt Miss Cornelia Van.
derbilt and Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton
Lewis were among the guests. The
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dinner last night for the Secretary
of State and Mrs. Hughes.

dinner last night for the Secretary
of State and Mrs. Hughes.
=
Col. William Eric Fowler gave .
dinner last evening at his apartment
in II street for a company of nifty
guests. Dancing followed. Among
those present were the Argentine Am
bassador and Nine. LeBreton, the
Brazilian Ambassador, DR.. de Allen
car; Nine. Matthew. wife of the Chile
an Ambassador: the Serbian Minister
and Nine. Grouitch. the Swiss min
lister and Nine. Peter. the Rouman-
ian minister and Princess Bibesco.
j. Il. Lefevre. charge d'affaires OF Pam
anna, and Miss Ramona Lefvre: Mrs.
Peter Goelet Gerry, Congressman and
Mrs. John Jacob Rogers. Congress
man Bascomb Slemp and Commander
Bouree. aide-de-camP to the Prince of
Monaco.
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Her Kisses Frlgid-Dlvorce

DENVER. April 2s,-Mrs. Anton
xsnrad. nfty-five. has grown cold
toward him during the past few years.
- Anton Kenrad. seventy-one. wants
q divorce
II like Affection" he told the court
In his petition. "and she doesn't hug
AAd kias me like she did when we
were frat married E2ss
Ksnrad was given a preliminary
A>ersa.