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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
Daylight Air Service
Cross Country Coming

New York. Feb. 2i.-A continuous
day and night air mail service between
SAN Francisco and New York will be
established on May l, as result OF
the record breaking cross country
trip completed by postal airplanes
"Wednesday, It was announced Thurs
dav night by Otto PraeEcr. second
assistant postmaster general. Ihc
planes viii operate on a S6 hour
schedule. with the possibility OF their
bcttcrir. that time. Tho value of such
an ARRANGEMENT in transporting busi-
ness and other important documents
was stressed by MIR. Praegcr who SAID
that all the san Francisco mail ad-
dressed to New York city in one day
can be carried in u single plane.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
WILL FIGHT ATTEMPT
TO BREAK WILL OF RYAN

New York, Feb. 2i.-1ndications were
given here Thursday that efforts of
Mrs Mamie Morse Ryan to break the
will OF her late husband. joseph D.
Ryan, son Of Thomas Fortune Ryan.
will be fought bitterly by NJ. l.. Shu-
ford, executor OF young Ryans $780,
900 estate. and Dorothy l.. Whitford,
actress friend to whom Ryan left Nir-
tunlly all of his estate.
Dismissal of proceedings instituted
by counsel for Mrs. Ryan was asked
by Miss Whitford's attorney in a
memorandum filed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
SEAL SEVEN MEN
IN BURNING MINE

Duquoin. ILL.,, Feb. 2i.-Thc fate of
seven men caught in the burning
Kathleen mine at Dowcll five miles
south here. was decided Thursday
when the shaft was sealed to OK
tinguish the flames. Frank Rosbottom.
state mine inspector, ordered this ac-
ton after rescue squads had reported
there was no other way to check the
fire. The iiru started Wednesday after
noon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
Corlich and Wife
Are Improving

Frank Corlich. Austrian. 1925 cast
Abriendo avenue. who has told author
tiles at ST. Mary's hospital that ho at
tempted to kill his wife and himself
late Tuesday evening. according TO
hospital reports. is recovering. His
condition was stated late Thursday
night to bc considerably better HIS
wife is rapidly recovering from knife
wounds on her hips. back, and arms.
Corlich slashed his throat with n
butcher knife, but failed to sever the
iuEjllar vein.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
Awarded 100000 Damages
Against Ford Motor Co.

Now York. Feb. 2i.-Dnmugcs OF
ssOO.OOo awarded by trial court TO
the Hotel Woodward company against
the Ford Motor company were upheld
here Thursday by the United States
court OF appeals Failure of the COM
rRny to complete n contract which
called for the leasing OF proposed
addition to the hotel was tho basis for
tho suit.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
Master Plumbers Favor
Open Shop Plan

W. A. Forbes of Forbes and Casey.
plumbers of this city. returned yes
terdny from Denver where he attend
cd a conference of committee OF
master plumbers called to consider
wage reductions. lie stated yesterday
that at the meeting the plumbers
adopted "a resolution favorinS the
adoption OF the open shop plan.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
Body Of Third Miner
Recovered After Explosion

Ccntralia. H.. Feb. 2i.-Thc body of
the third and last of the three miners
Killed in an explosion at mine number
nvc of the Ccntralia coal company,
Wednesday night was recovered
Thursday night. Tho man had written
a note and pinned it on a box telling
rcscucrs where TO find him. lie then
walled himself in "A tunnel. lie cvi-
IDENTIFY lived several hours. after the
nNulnAinn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
Sleeping Sickness Increasing

Now York, Feb. 2i.-sovcn new
sleeping sickness cases and tho death
OF an 5 year old girl in a suburb were
reported Thursday. From the 23i cases
reported since January j, siNty-onc
fatalities have occurred.
Scranton. Pa, Feb. IA third
ease Of sleeping sickness was reported
Thursday. The victim. Augusta
Zwctek, aged IL, has been asleep six
days.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
SMALLPOX BREAKS
ABOARD DREAONAUGHT

Aboard L. :. 5. New Mexico. Feb.
"a, Via Colon.-CBy the Associated
Pross.)-A mild epidemic of smallpox
has broken out on the drcadnausht
Mississippi Of the Pacific fleet Twen-
ty four members OF the vessels COM
plemont. actual or suspected, sufferers
from the disease have been landed and
transferred to the canal Zone hospital
at Ancona. No new cases have de-
vclorcd In the past three days and
medical officers returned tho situation
as well in hand. The Mississippi Will
snil north with the remainder of tho
fleet tn fcw days but will be in
strict quarantine.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
AIR roRCE on FLIGHT

Colon. Canal Zone, Feb. 2i.-tBy the
Associated PrCssD The Pacific air
force, which early this year Flew from
san Diego to this port Thursday start
cd return flight
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
yoLITNTAnY WAGE CUT

salt Lake CITY, Feb. N.-Unrpentors
structural iron workers and hosting
engineers Thursday night announced
voluntary reduction of wages from
80 a day to s. day effective March 1.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
GREECE WILL NOT
CONSENT TO TREATY

London. Eng, Feb. 2t.-The Central
News says that tho Greek delegates
conferred Thursday night after which
one OF them declared that the premier
was opposcd to an inter-allied in
vostigation regarding Symrna and
Thraco and would refuse to consent
to n revision of the treaty.
1T looks like an insurmountablo
barrier" he added. much as VIC de-
test war, 1t appears inevitable, for VIC
will not cvacunto Symrnn.'
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
JACK pICKFoRD IMPROVING.

Los Angeles. calf, Feb. 2i.-Jack
Pickford. motion picture actor, i'll
here with bronchial pneumonia. was
said by his physicians not to be in
II dangerous condition.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
A Friday and Saturday Sale

February proven splendid month with and general reports
country indicate that the conditions prevail We Opt
ic We believe and the Immediately following will be great
wears for the We believe back normal safe and
steady manner reduced uu materially and extra
specials bring instant response.
For Today Saturday offer fine values Come early for
bestsel
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

at reduced price. Here's the list
La Camille front-lace Corsets.
most popular models for tall
and stout figures; long skirt;
elastic cores over hips, and each
number made of white Coutil,
fully boned; all sizes; regular
$40 grade; special -. $7.85
316 CR-Designed for stout
women; medium length skirt,
fully boned; elastic in bottom
of back; three sets Of support
crs; regular $3.50;
special ............. $500
No. 4814-Made of pink
CoutiI, sizes II to 30; elastic
top; elastic cores on hips; long
skirts; regular $3.50; special
at ............-.... $6.95
Style 655-Made of Pink
Brocade, low bust, elastic in
back. double boned for stout
figures; regular $3.50; special
ar ...... $500
\. C-B a La Spirite. made Of
pink Coutil. Empire top. med
ium and full figure; regular
$3.50; special ...... $5.95
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
Bleached Muslin zoe

Yard wide, full bleached Mus
lin, soft finish; was regular 4Oc
quality; at, yard ......... Zoe
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
TODAY AND SATURDAY
EVERY CORSET IN THE
HOUSE ON SALE

Today and Saturday Corset days Every Corset the hous
at reduced price. Here's the list
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
HEAVY TURKISH TOWELS AT SOC
Bleached Cheese Cloth &c

Bleached Cheese Cloth &c
3o-inch bleached Cheesecloth,
regular l2Lzc quality; special at.
yard. only DC
Boys Sleeping Garments,
S1.25
Boys Outing Flannel one-piecc
Sleeping Garments for ages 4 to
10, special ............ Sl.25
Blouses $500
Unusual values in tucked in
Georsette Blouses, all the staple
colors $500
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
Sealtyte Absorbent
Cheese Cloth

Scaltyte absorbent Cheese Cloth,
full blcached; put up in lO-yard
packages; formerly sold at Sl.5O;
this sale only. pkg. ...... i9c
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
Curtain Goods

Sunfast Curtain Draperies. 80
inches wide; complete line of col
ors; guaranteed fast; special at: at
ward Sl.O0 and $l.25
3e-inch plain white Curtain
Scrim. regular SOC quality, at
yard, only ............'' ='e
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

Three styles in Thomson
Glove-Fitting Corsets. medium
low bust and extreme low bust.
in pink Sateen and pink Bro
cade regular $500;
special ............. $3.85
Four styles in C-B a La
Spirite, elastic top; medium low
and high bust; made of pink
Batiste regular $500; special
at .................$l :. $l.49
Four styles in Thomson
Glove-Fitting Corsets. pink and
white Batiste; low and extreme
low bust; regular $500; spe-
cial at .............. $l.49
Style 3le and 3O6-Med-
ium low bust, long skirt; made
for full figures; $3.50 value;
special ........... $2.69
Styles 600, COZ. 547-Med-
ium lace bust and low bust;
elastic cores; reinforced front;
graduated steel: made Of pink
Coutil; regular $500;
special $3.95
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
MOkT0YA FIRES
FIRST GUN IN THE
AMPAIGN
Congressman Addresses
900 People at Taos
Monday


TAOS. N. H., Aug. 31.-The open
Ing gun ! the campaign for the cleo
lion OF Holm o.. Bursum 20 the senate.
wa fired in the opefn house Monday
nieht when Congressman NcstOr
Monfoya delivered nm eloquent ad-
dress 10 an audience Of four hundred
voters. who cheered his recital OF
the work Of the republican
and of President Harding. and gavc
him an ovation as lie outlined the
Efforts OF senator Bursum and the
renulta he has accomplished during
his brief service In the senate.
A~nnftacio SantiEtcynn. president al
the meeting and other addresses
were by State Senator MaiaqulaR
Martinez. and Esquipuln Marines.
comfy clerk.
The republicans OF Taos county are
united and are working harmonionsiy
for n reco-d breaking majority for
senator Bursum. This ma lorlty, II
4 now confidently ~forecaHted. Will
be 1900 or more. Congresamhii
Montoya, Mr.. Martinez and 1sidorO
Afmijo. editor OF III Boletin Popular.
are touring the entire county. A
bursum rally was held today at
AirQyo seco. and another ut Ranches
de Taos. Wednesday the party will
80 10 the northern part OF the county
and back to PenascO, the southern
mart. on Thursday. where a meeting
Wit be held n the home OF senator
Eofnmn Sanchez. the veteran repubn-
can iender OF the county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31

q knowledge gained through
many years in caring for diver
sifcd properties enables this
company 10 achieve the utmost
for estates.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31

desperate. willing to chance ANYTHING
TO spoii their plans.
Yes, Tom asked mo Ia bring them
up for him as I came-said YOU
liked %violets. and Tn always glad to
40 a favor Tor a friend"
was too amazed to speak.
There was nothing to do but ac-
knowledge defeat. couldn't hope 10
cope with such resource as rhillp
lAmeE.'
And where had he learned OF Tom
! vas sure ! had not mentioned him.
Lila Ames' voice recalled me.
fTrot along now, dear-and rest
lots tonight"
And then as n TO drive the thing
deeper h said, Those are beautiful
f~lowers-how fortunate we women
ureif
50 went back to my ROOM
beaten.
tTo BE Continuedj
tctryrtEhi 1921 By Newspaper Enterprlss)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
PERSONS
IN STATE MADE
INCOME TNRETURNS
Total Net Was $31,587,,
s 900 and the Tax Paid
$774,470 "a

Federal personal Income tax re-
turns filed In New Mexico IN 1919
reached a total OF 1851. which was
20 per cent OF the entire number tiled
tn the unitco States, according 10
figures Just issued by the internal
revenue department and received by
y. G. Hernandez. collector, hers yss-
terday.
The total net income reported By
these returns was S~3t,hSIgp0, while
the tax paid on them wan s17f.41o,
which was .06 per cent o. the total
personal Income tax paid In the an
tire country.
In the nation nt large sea per
cent filed them. The average net
Income per return for the United
Stales was t272f.oh, aud IN New
Mexico ~ was 81. aa6.5i. The per-
sonal Income tax per capita for tho
1 niteds States amounted 20 tfi.9S.
ana In New Mcxico Il vas t2.i6. The
average amount OF the personal In.
come tax per return in the United
States was $ss3.0s. and in New Mex
leo Il was $500.
New Mexico's position in the order
OF magnitude as to ali the states and
territories In the union, In the per
cent OF population filing returns was
42nd, and 43rd in the average mel
income per return. Its position as
TO per capita income tax was 4eth
and fbth In the average mou "
tax per return.
The number OF personal income
tax returns filed FOR the years 1916,
1911, 1915 and 1918 In New Mexico
as Well as the amounts Of net income
aud lax are shown In the foIlowins
table.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
A WOMAN TELLS
CHAPTER xxxm.-I Break in on Two Lovers.
By RUTH AGNES ABELINc

wonderful smile. I'm not 10 dread
fully concerned. II there should be
a mishap-we're all friends anyhow,
you know, and they'd just have to
excuse H."
l stood there feeling terribly In the
way. Philip eyed me with an amused
federation.
He knew that | wasn't comfort
able, and / think he also knew that
| was trying to block his game. but
was making a failure OF a.
why don't you rest this evening
/ don't want TO keep you working all
OF the time Lila Ames wasn't to
be cheated out Of her game.
That's right-good looking Girls
need rest To preserve their beauty. -
Philip put In. Pardon. Miss Soren-
sen. II ! seem too frank
The irony OF the last hurt, but 7
didn't intend to be easily beaten. l
took the violets In my hand.
These are beautiful-it was so
nice OF you 10 send them" l was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31

ldenl Or some other officer who ~
authorized hy the by-lnws or the corr
pntation to execute such stntement
and should he certified BY N notary.
We recommend federal reserve Form
No. cD-1. Endorsement Of banks
and loan companies and the individ-
ual Hunfnntee Of payment In lieu
thereof becomra very Important when
u ~ understood this corporation has
made no provision IN its organisation
or plans or operation whereby the
subscribing hanks can In an emcrR-
ENJOY be called upon for assistance
10 feed the live stock held for No.
curits a. TO pay any expenses in
CURED IN caring for them. provided
the makers o. endorsefE or gunran-
tors fan 10 DO 20.
a form of guarantee to be executed
by the individual Kuarantora can be
secured from amy member ~ the Col
orado committee. 1t Is very nereasary
10 furnish an inspectors report
made 40 by some one who has made
"a compete inspection Of the live
stock offered an collateral. also in
abstract from the records In the
county whore the livestock Is locat-
Cd must he obtained giving the com
plcfa HIST Of chattei mortEngcs on re-
cord pertaining to LIVESTOCK suggested
az collateral TO the loan.
To cave time, all loans originating
IN Colorado should Dc admitted hi-
root 10 one or the members OF the
Colorado committee TO be forwarded
with recommendation direct TO tho
Stock Growers F1nance corporafiona
home offlce IN Chicago where Anal
action IL taken.
There are a number of applications
being received ana prompt attention
iH bping given each one hy tho COM
mitteo.
STOCK GROWERS
FINANCE CORPORATION.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31

There. listening at the door. I
heard Philip Ames urging Lila.
And then Lila's weak agreement.
| decided that. hard as 1t would be
TO face Philip Ames, l must inter
vene, II possible.
Taking "a knot OF PhIlip'H yioiets
and fastening them In the laccs at
the waist OF my frock, 1 Knocked at
Mrs, Amos' door.
WHO Is it-please?" Llla's voice
was Hitting. rs if' with some new
found JOY.
"Helga-Mrs. Ames." 1 tried IA
Keep my tone natural.
\ moments silence. then:
Come I'M"
wondered II you didn't wnnt me
TO help you with something-it seems
the plans Tor your party are not ute
complete must have"
u sounded rather lame. even In
myself 49, W
"oh-that can waltz with her
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
Rancher Probably
Fatally Injured in
Auto Accident

Ell pASO. Tex. Aug. 3i.-iiule
nope was held out nj the Hotel Dieu
for the recovery OF A. i. Cox. ranch
mar of ian. n. NJ. which II about
80 miles northwest 81 here IN Dona
Ana county. M. Cox Is suffering
from a severe conclusion OF the brain
as a result OF an automobile accident
Monday noon.
lie was run dow by an automo-
bile near his home.
The autoist conveyed Mr.. Cox here
after emergency treatment was given
him at Inn.
Mr.. Cox Is reputed q bo wealthy
and OF considerable prominence in
New Mexico. His wife Is here with
him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
FL Paso Real Estate
Man Is Held After
Girls Disappear

III. PASO. Aus 9i.-Lee Newman,
wealthy real estate man. was arrest
ed at his home, Gle south 81. Vrnin
street by Detective Captain Claude
Smith, following the disappearance
Sunday morning Of homie McCom-
mis-. aged IS. and Bernadottc Rogers.
age ~. school girls. from their homes
al AlRmogordo. n. NJ.
The Girls were found after a dili-
gent search by sheriff Howard Beau
champ Of Alamogordo. and q squad
OF his men ~ miles from the city
IN nm u-noccupied adobe house. the
girls were found about midnight sun
dny night
Arrest OF Newman was made by
Officers here at the Instance OF the
authorities at Alamogordo ne wired
that they held warrants for his ar
rest on charges Of repression for
prostitution. Illegal transportation Of
liquor and for the gift Of in|toNicnnts
To minors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31

Celso Padnla, and the beating Of
Resundino Sanchez.
Ramon Barboa. SaturnIno Barboa.
and Sanchez were arrcstca ana put
under $500 bond yesterday by Justice
Of Peace ID. MOntuyu. to await he
action Of the grand jury. Padilla is
utill In serious condition a. the result
Of being stabbed In the back with
Il knife, and was unable to leave his
bed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
I. Buy


~ XECVTORSHIP of other
r., mems affairs is a special
ied business. An indi-
viduaI rarely has an opportun-
ity 10 acquire all the necessary
qualifications for this work.
GThe wide experience of this
company in acting as executor
and trustee has given it a par
ticular fitness for this important
task.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
Family Feud Cause
OF Stabbing of Man
At Las Padillas

\ family feud was the cause Of
tho fight which occurred at Las
Padillas on Monday night, It WIS dis
covered when the sheriff yesterday
made an investigation Of the f1tcHs
which resulted In the stahhins of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31

The following table shows the
number of returns filed by the vari-
u classes, the net income repre-
scented by each class. the tax collect
ed on each class Of income and the
totals. The higher CLASSES arr
grouped to CONCEAL the net income
and Identity Of the taxpayers, the law
providing that such information
shah not he revealed by the bureau
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
"DoHT's''-FoR WISHING

"DONr's''-FOR WISHING
Dcn't wtsh you could fine = job-find II.
Don't wish you oovld rsnt yorr apart
DOn't wish you could sell your home
Bell Il.
Howl
BY using the HsrAld's Classified Columns
phone yAs.
Evening star., 1921-10-31
RECOVER BODY IN RIVER.

The body of Theodore Cook. city post
office clerk, who fell overheard from
the launch Of William ]. Carter. 922 N
street. the night Of October 10 and was
drowned. was recovered this morning
It was found floating in the Washing
ton channel not far from the scene
Of the accident. opposite the foot Of
9th street southwest.
Carter, Cook and a companion were
aboard the craft at the time Of the
accident. The drowning was reported
to the harbor police. who dragged the
river. but failed to locate the body.
Evening star., 1921-10-31

and Art in Switzerland" Mrs. Joshua
Evans will read the annual history.
Members of the Teachers College,
with Mrs. H. l.. Murray as chairman.
will be in charge of the social hour.
Evening star., 1921-10-31
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
MUTT

WiImot Lewis. Washington cor
respondent of London Times: Col.
Charles Keller. U. S. A., and +. Dana
Durand. Just returned from Poland.
will speak before Twentieth Century
Club Thursday morning. at Cosmos
Club.
TnkOma Park Civic Study Club will
meet tomorrow. PM. in Park
Library Mrs. Edith HouGhton Hooker
of Baltimore. speaker.
Executive committee. Columbia Fed
Grafton Of Baptist Young Peoples
Union. will meet at United Cafeteria
tomorrow, pm.
Ladies' Auxiliary Of Above shOiem
Congregation viii meet Wednesday.
pm. at 9TH and | streets.
Peabody Parent-rencheF AHsOcln.
ton will meet tomorrow at $50 at
the school. Miss Hardy. director of
primary schools. and Miss Millard Of
Schotts Place Kindergarten will
speak.
Dr. Charles r. Neill. former member
Of the board OF education. is one OF
tho fve men selected by the Knights
Of Columbus Evening School to de-
liver weekly sunday afternoon lee
Evening star., 1921-10-31

Cook was thirty-six years old and
lived at S12 23d street. Coroner hewitt
arranged to hold an inquest at the
morgue this afternoon
Evening star., 1921-10-31

The Halloween dance, under nus-
pices OF Catholic Women's Service
Club. scheduled for tonight. will be
given tomorrow at clubhouse, COL Z
street.
Evening star., 1921-10-31

lures in the National Catholic Com
munity House. 9Th and + streets
northwest. Others are Rev. Ignatius
Smith. Rev. John Cooper. Rev. John
A. Ryan and Rev. william Kirby.
Evening star., 1921-10-31

will be held at clubhouse. II Dupont
circle. all week. Special features each
Evening star., 1921-10-31

Another
TOMORROW we dupli-
cate that tremendous
dress sale which last Friday
swept us off our feet, jammed
our service to a standstill and
kept us from serving you as you
should be served.
This is no apology-no store
could have served such crowds.
But i'm that first hour we knew
we would have to get more
dresses, and we S'burned up the
wires to New York" getting
them.
Those newcomers are now here
they will be shown tomorrow for
the first time-duplicates Of the dresses
already on sale; others entirely differ
ent and new.
The dresses are noteworthy for their
Canton crepes T,uiu cords
Crepe de chimes. :: Dress satins
Satin cl,arn,euse : Velueteens
Poiret ts0iA + Mems ,0ear serges
Tricotine Suede peLours etc.
They are equally noteworthy for
their fashions. fit and finish, as we dem
onstrated on the LIVING MODELS
last Thursday. -".
Most stores use Living Models only
for their special fashions. These were
stock dresses, and women who saw them
displayed were the most. enthusiastic
purchasers in the sale.
Evening star., 1921-10-31

Section Of household decoration,
Twentieth Century Club, will meet to-
morrow at II am. with Mrs. William
Fl. Holmes, 1854 Belmont street.
Evening star., 1921-10-31

AssOcjatiOn Of Oldest Inhabitants
will meet Wednesday night at the
Union engine house.
Evening star., 1921-10-31

Mime. Hugli Of Bern. Switzerland,
will address the Columbian Women of
George Washington University to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
law school building. 1895 X street
Her subject will be Life
Evening star., 1921-10-31

morrow. ! pm. at 1895 X street. Nine.
Hugli will lecture on "Swiss Life and
Art" and the annual history COM
piled by Mrs. Joshua Evans. jr.. will
be read
Evening star., 1921-10-31

Ladies' Auxiliary Of Above Shoiem
Congregation viii meet Wednesday. Z
pm. at 9TH and I streets.