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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-19
9No 0afota.
2iben @rub. iSro WfitchcQ

2iben @rub. Sra Wiitcbca melbes,
at Miis 3ubp Yoipers al Wouni
Iernon CT Den pn9itc % minoite
grub noseniinbe eipet ggsteifabsbe'
BILLING / 0apiion County. Saapioi
pper fin 16.aarige 8eburtsbag, men
lioen al Bert, maa bun itrGffe iil
liot for at mao Ell Seibe al 4 800.
Wiooeren baobe nogen Ytsie mcb al
operbepiie Glerf OF Court ON. at Den
porocnbe 8rlio bar ODER 16 Iar.
Wg aommisiion / Mrbcibc. 9el,
aommisiion, iom ifal beisrgc Bonus
nobctalt iii Soiitb TafotaS Solba.
ter / iibits arig, hopbe iorriGe llae
iii isritc Nsoe. commissioners pil
lite trGoc ianlmcn iaien isr ON en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-19
Spar Sr9ifcre9nim9cn
hbcrt War.

pcprfor lsbe Rffto nto oaorlise 1rGitemaHis
rsri Soor'pr foii, parbl'ulbt Qurr / Stroa.
iiofituf Dele ipttistr. Aars erfarira itaar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-19

ne, 6o oct bar oen alminoelige NIc.
ming, at ieg life piloe bare mere END
ct Yar Tiger l9n9er. 0enne itoror.
teoe Wteoicin bar bragt mig Su1o-
beo 90 @leoe, og leg fan life iise NOT
til be1,s 8ris."
Scr. s. &eifenitein flyer / i'm On.
tale al fin Sltitrits grflGrilg: 50,
benoeS Selbrebelie bar pGret en- gIu.
oelig Sperraifelie for os ale. 6or
nogle faa Tiger iiben bapoe leg ingcn
Soc ON, at bum funbe blipe iitanb iii
oberitoa Spgbommen, men ri err bun
al beore Selbreo emo ies n~oeeniinbc
bar feet henbe, og bette ttlfommcr
Sanlacs &os. 81 bar ibae pprct
gifte / 80 Iar, os iea tror life lea
n~ogeniinbe bar feet benbe babe ct be.
ore l~toieen6e."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-19
nlr$ Reifen$tein, 81 liar,
tiltdQer Is Pund.
Grflrrer at Inn suffer hun fnnoe
lesse en- SLATE Sanlac | SGnoer'
ne paa bper ing Wano, &pinoe ps
Barn / Qambet. - Saa albris bets
Eiae.

Seq er 67 s(nr gamntel, men I'M
Scr al min Grfaring bar ieg alortg
fierbt en- 0teoicin iom Saltlac. Gent
finn! $ min sIlber of tiltage 20
Yunb i @egt, men Def er netop bpdo
ieg bar giort," iagbe Wfrs. Gnlma
2eifeRjtein, al Io. 337 8ebiter Ipe'
n,,e, Spracuie, q. 9.
"Spis Oct itob / min Wtagt," FORT
iatte bun, "pilbe ieg briltge en- Sla'fe
Sanlac til bpert Stem / Sanoet, bpor
Der bar en- ipg Wano, en- Ing &pinoe
eGer ct ipgt Barn, tbi ieg peo bpao
oenne biounoerlige Mteoicin piloe no
rette for Dem. s nGiten TO Iar bar
ieg. paa set nermeite ct nerpslt Irag.
SEQ t,lroe life forlaoe Sulet euer
en6og gaa op / gpen meb minore
min Wanb gift meb mig. Seq bar
banee for ielp at gaa tiers oper 8a'
Den, % ies bapoe til ale Sioer en-
5eIelie al 6rpgt.
"Dfin Dtdoe Dor inae % blen let
foritprret. S flere Gage 40 8anaen
furbe iee gaa uoen iolio Jsbe. Seq
f,lnbe life faa iaa megen Soile ON
@atten, of oct giorbe mig nogct gobt,
o. ieg fslte trpt og lioiliot til ale
Tiber. Gnfelte Gage funoe ieg pait'
ifelis tr9ffe mig tpersoper 8illoet,
% ieg bar iaa flag oe elenoig, of ieg
par farbia til Of opaipe oft Saab.
"Min Selbreb er MI fortrinlig %
ieg ipiier bpaoiombelit leg snifer
,iben bet rineeite Spor al Snoiges'
tion ener ilet Sorbsielie. Seq bar
albrie iopet bebre END MI. Wtin Sel.
breOelie er IaboIoaets SomtaIeem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-19
So ganbitter tnane / Glfhprn.

50 ganbitter tngne / Glf6prn. 30
at ire ganoitter, ser bapoe brllbt ia
inc | Ell SernoarebanoeI / @lfborn
og opoageoes meoens 6e bar tit 9upc.
COOS ben til en- n9ritaaen6e Iltton1o.
bill, bleb efter en- beftig 9uel meo Ne.
ooloere paagrebne, mebens en- treble,
DER flantrcoe zig fait til eft pasicrenbe
Ser11banetog, ienere faffeoes / eli
1t9rliggenbe gp.
9rebt nnber falb.nbe srr. Ssralrt
eroer, Ell pelfienot Sormer peo Rel.
ion, lite langt fra @ou Claire, blcp
Der ON Sagen br9bt oeo at ct 5rp
tploeoeS oper bam. San fierte IoroS
Soiloeneien | fin Illtomobil, ba han
tom til ct Steo, bbor en6el 3eiarbet.
oere oar itGro meb at blieee neb ct
Sr9. Gette falot netop, iom ban
ltuloe flsre forbi, og orp6te bont. @l.
Der bar Sc slor sammel.
SalSt iisun / alasIeurreliet.
Soor er Selen 2onalep? Iplratc
Srot. Holefion peb Statens Rornol.
ltole I Superior, Ga en- &Iosie forIe.
Den Gag bertes al BAN. Dc andre
Yl9er tortlureoe ga, at SeIen por
ta!ot lieon oeo fin Gult % of man
Ute bnooe oGret iitono til at puffc
peroe, E%rofeSioren ianot oct of ur.
re 'll9, % efter Of Ell 9nge bar bqlr
let pleo Den iopenbe 8ige broat til
SolSlfalet. Sun erflGreocs at IiOc
az SoneipGen, IiiS 2ongleps Sicm
or | SittIe Sails, Minn.
Soopers Isiiitent bsS. gbporO
). 8iulantS, iom par Serbcrt 500
cerS fsrItc ISiiitent unber Rebninos.
orbeloet | europa % inotil nplig 10,
reltaaenoe Ell lignenoe @irfiombc6 /
(C0rttrttpS hnr f;S,{s E,Sc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-19

bel Clinic, hporpeo Der lG9gcS itrc'
bioc Siilorinecr for flilot no lopm9s'
iiac Sala al glftier, n,ebcns Der pao
etpor oitore Steoer or inbfsrt $50
fcra", iont fan tiene til at b~eeltnitiae
tpilionmnc Sransattioner. &c VtGno,
iom orbciocbe iua baarbt for 6or'Ia.
oct, er blcpnc nteget ifuiicoe, oa 60
pen mi life illIbt ilo iparcr til Scn-
iiotcn. TIerc andre al Sc p~cbtagnc
9ouc er funone at lioe al Waligler o.
SfrsbeIiQheber, iom maoifc pil iTttc
Dem belt uo al @ctroatnlng.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-19
@iseomT,t.
yt aopares peo Tlafater. 9lsie

Vt aopares oeo Flnfater. ISiemblr
al @isconlins Seqislatur bar SIRE
bag ueotaaet ct 6oriIag, ifslae hpil.
te ale Suic, hoori Dor no0en befpnoi
meO peneri'fe eaer andre liqnenbt
S%peOonme, ifal fortunes meo oeron,
oplpienbe Ylafater.
gin Sfulebnsning for Sirebupoo
@pl8erne / Go9epater, @iIion, Sc.
oar Safe % Sircbpooo Somniht
bar beiIltttet at Opisrc Ell itor oa bel,
isicnnem mobernc Union SeiIfoIe.
%bpenina / @ircbpooo.. Zen Ifol follC
omfring $4,000. Gen nllpprenbc
Ssilfolebpsnina er al Stotsmnnoio.
heoerne erflrret Tor uififfct til III
Brig.
Nrreiteret efter eoen N%nmpbniua
W. 2. Sennen. I~iceprGiibent al Wo.
o,'on Bono 60, blep iorriae l1o(
orre'tcret cftcr ielu at hope onmobcI
oeronr. San erflGreoc berono, a,
han paa tngcn Waaoe bar bclaatia
DC l%lnoerilpb, Tom 9. g. 9rcfrnou
Ell ailoen al nppnte Selifobs Iice,
p%rr'iocntcr, puaitaacs at baoe Be,
saaet.
Zen anSen Sriains bpS. SiSner
Wlnoccter. Ell AZ De berente @inb,
ecter'3rillnger, or aieaaet peo %.
ben | lit Stem / 6onb gu Soc, II Ma,
9an'mel. elsie S%rilinger bleu be.
rsn,te oerpeo. at De ale opnoaeoe CT
hsl Ilocr % | 10 Iar ieireoe lin Eso.
lclSoag 'ammen. On al Dem bar isl
900, og oen cneitc III tilbaac al Sc,
nlcrtcliae Srctlsucr or Nirs. ScSotc
Fier al @aulau.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-19

Wortirttes paa iibIte Sioe.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-19
Nbemmatistne foMMcr al
intaa S1mertems Spirer.

Sren,for alt faa bet faitildaet / Dit
Sino, at ale @erbens Gtnin1enter eIer
SmsreIier life bar Den mirblte Girtnine
paa Rheurratisnte.
en- reaet a~lminbeIie Sorn at 8be,,s
matisme er bepirtet neo Wilioner at
imaa Spshomsipirer, Der beinlitter Slo>
bet. Sen eneitc ~fcrnuftise Sebanolins er
nerfor en-, Ser renter gIooct for oisie
Spirer 90 briper benz belt 10 al Gtrtulas
tipnen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-19

Set er berfor at S. S. S., BET itsritc
MI fienOte b~lobrenienbe Wiooel, CT iau
beIoi9 / Sebanoline al 8berrmatisnrc.
Set birfer trafre til Reniclie af @lobct
cg bill fierne De S~peoomsipirer. Der be-
pirter Din 8%berntatisme, ps sipe 2inbrine
Der or ~oirteIis.
S. S. S. irl9es at ale gpptbefere. Sri
Siteratlr os 2Gseraab fan faces reb at
t~tl'tripe Chief gtebical Ibpiicr, 154
Sptft laboratory, Sltlanta, Ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-19
Wlem hct life!
Sp Observation-Disclosures ipannr

&c mlao life Qlemme at lGic Sc
apnbclicn paa "ToQpamnaS Sppcrt"
iom bespnoer ioo9 i "@eo Irncn".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-28
sso,ooo,o0o FOR
PACIFIC SHIPS?|
Talk New Plan for Com.
merce Expansion

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 3s.--coas'
shipping men today had under con
nidrration nr~ plan for the re-
habiiitation and expansion OF trans
pacific commerce.
The plan Was outlined by Herbert
f'l.ischaekrr. san francisco banker,
at a conference In Washington 10
days ago with I'rvnident Harding
and Chairman A. u. I~asker Of the
shipping board.
The hchsme calls for the formation
OF a concern similar 20 the lntrrna.
tlensi Merchant Marine which now
operates on the Atlantic coast. n
u TO be prolcct involving abou,
$50 900 .ooo.
The shipping board. under the
plan. would allocate ships 10 the com
pany and not 90 various ports. which
would make possible shifting vessels
from Improbable 10 profitable runs
AZ occasion might drsnani
Only trannpaeiflc and general for.
eggn trade would be INDUCED In. ac
eordins 10 Ftelschackor. SHIPS prob
ably would b. cresatsd from aii lad
ing coast Ports. Including Seattle.
ih@ Columbia river. san Francisco.
Los Angeles and probably San Diego.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-28

final action was 20 have been
taken az the regular meeting Tues.
day Afternoon. but was delayed when
councilmrn voted 90 ask for a rvtor,
from y. W. Henderson. superintend.
cnt Of transportation.
The membership Of the council
SEEMED 20 Ia evenly divided on the
Co~en Park jltney question. Resi-.
dents Of tho North End claim that
they have four OF the five necessary
votes pledged
Early action was rcauert~d on tho
proposed ordnance BY the North
ltANenna Transportation association.
who declared that the present iitney
"fceder' servir. operating from the
end Of tho University bridge Is 20 be
discontinued On January 4. a. 1t has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-28

Or. Loughney's Bake oven treat
meut offices are located at the cor
ner of Fifth and Union. In the
crary Bldg. rooms 3i0.3i1.312.313
3Ii.
Dr Loughney Is assisted by com
petent lady nurses. Hours . a. m
20 y. IN. sunday to 12 only
Telephone Main G242. only the
totally invaded or bedridden cases
are treated IN Or. Loughney's Bak,
oven Sanitarlum In Kirkland. All
cases " hich can come TO the offices
IN the Crazy Bldg are treated m
those offices. Write for free litern.
turc and references, or better yet.
go and have Or. Loughney make
careful examination OF your case
don't suffer nocdlcssly or longer.
Start the treatment without delay
you viii be well satisfied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-28
Ex-POLICEMAN
IS SENTENCED
Schoonover and Baker Get
Three TO IS Years

TACOMA. Dec. - ID. " schoon
over. former policeman. ana owen
y. Baker. alleged liquor runners.
were sentenced 10 serve from three
20 rs years In the state p~nisenttary
late yesterday in superior court b.
Judge Chapman.
schoonevcr and Baker w-r~
charged with grand larceny. Thry
wore alisE.d 80 has. posed an officrr-
and robbed three men Of IS ease- %
laascr and iszs IN eaah on shs night
Of November 10.
achoonovsr was dismissed from the
Seattle police department, for alleged
attempted ssiorsion. Il was brought
out at tho trial here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-28
WANT PERMITS
tn lf.I.fbi.Il>

The Cowen Payksrr want permits
assured 10 these feeder buses ant hor.
iEing them 20 run thru 10 the main
business SECTION. bot on condition
that they do not take on passengers
south Of the University bridge.
Councilman olivcr T. Erickson and
John y Carroll strongly opposed
further delay. but Councilman fgtE.
gerald declared that Iienderwon's
opinion should be obtained before
tho council takes final action.
Roth councilmen Tindali and Car.
roll said they were IN favor OF
fnunicipdly-owncd buses operating
thru service TO Cowcn park.
The day IN fast approaching. :"
Tindaii declared. when great part
OF the city'H transportation viii be
handled on motor buses"
Councilman Moore declared that
he wouldn't consider allowing the
JitH TO pick up paAsenEsra south Of
e1rsi ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-28
BOY Is KILLED
STEALING RIDE

Falling beneath the wheels OF a
Great Northern freight train near
rsfmonds Tuesday. Esos FAx-rfrcu.
arr II. son Of Peter ragcrr,rom. 5sos
ssih ave. w. died In Virginia Mason
hospital several hours later.
The lad was stealing a ride with
three other boys. A. the train pulled
into the yards at Edmonds. Eager
nirom was crawling from one car to
another. He slipped and fell between
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-28
Two Men Slashed
in Knife Battle

TACOMA. Dec. 2S.-Guido Grassi
~. and Guilamo Baldi were In To-
cal hospital here TO-DAY. recovering
from serious wounds suffered in a
knife fight tn drink parlor here last
night. According TO information
gathered by the police. the fight
started when Grassi was refused q
loan OF $40 by one Of the customers.
Bald. the bartender. sought 10 eject
Grassi. Roth men were lying In
pool of blood when the police arrived.
Full course dinner. 75c. at Boldt'A
Served s 20 5 y. m.--Advcrtisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-28
DR.. lOuChNEY'S
HUMAN BAKE oven
Knocks All the Pain Out of Lumbago
Declares Lonnie Austin

LONNIE AUSTIN. or rsIs
FIRST AVE. PROMINENT
SEATTLE PROMOTER AND
ATHLETIC INSTRUCTOR. str.
tErifD a MOST SEVERE At.
/ TACK or IIMBisO THAT
PLACED HIM IN THE IN.
VALID CLASS FOR 4 FEW
DAYS UNTIL HE WAS As
SISTED TO DR. JOt GH>Ey's
OFFICES, AND WAS GINRN
DIR. IOUGH>ES'S BAKE OVEN
TREATMENT At 4 TENPERA.
TURE or OVER $50 DEGREES
FAHRENHEIT.
His statement, follows;
II was In n very crippled con.
ditlon from an attack Of lum.
bago. never realized ono could
become 20 utterly helpless from
| iumbago: was surprised 10 find
n put me right down. and. re-
naming down. did not stop the
punishment--and vas attn
more surprised az how quickly
one can get rid Of the Same pain
ful condition once the proper
treatment Il applied.
Il cay proper treatment bc-
cause rad been under treat.
ments Of all sorts and suffered
fortunes for ten days-nothinf
that was done for me gave ms
relief. my pain would not be rout
ed. Finally I followed Harry Casey
advice 20 go and have DIR. Tough
ncy bake me. Harry swears bJ
DR.. foughney's Bake oven.
"A few months ago Harry had AZ
attack Of lumbago--and could moi
get out Of bed one morning. H'
was billed to box a real good hos
three fays latcr--decided to canoe
the engagement. Dan Salt hat
faith In Or. Loughney. and had
Harry taken in a taxi to DR.. Tough
ney's offices and given three on
four bakes--snd he not only entire
ly recovered but went on and dc
ciaively beat his man. and has moi
had a return OF the trouble since
10 Harry thinks the bake oven L
nothing short OF marvellous. and
between Casey and Dan Salt ! was
convinced Or. Loughncy's Bake over
was the place for me. They carried
me up there and DR.. I,oughney exam
ined me and made me ready for ths
treatment. Dr. and the nurse helped
rne 10 the oven. was suffering In
tense pain: every move hurt-wher
4 moved holIered. The nurse
wrapped me carefully in specially
made wrapping OF Terry toweline
and turned on the heat. and. ther
and there within 20 minutes
saw the finish Of my lumbago. Thai
first bake Just knocked the pair
right out ! was amazed at the
quick relief and after the cooling
off process was completed l dressed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-28
ASKS INCREASE
To OPERATORS

when tho claim was advanced that
The present feeder buses could no,
operate on io-ccnt far. collected.
dividing evenly with the street rail.
way department. Councilman Thorn.
son moved that the operators share
be Increased 10 cents. with 3 cents
going TO the street cars. The mo
ton was defeated by a tic vote.
Mayor Caldwell Tuesday urged tina,
thru Jitney service bc granted TO the
North End. pointing out that tho
present ordinance was never intend.
ed to eliminate completely motor bus
transportation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-28
Ionnic Austin

and. actually. II seemed strange
90 he without pain. I bent over and
sideways. and convinced myself my
lumbago had taken leave.
Il took a few more bakes Inst as
Or. LouRhney advised, and am
fully recovered. II any OF my
friends find themselves In q similar
condition. strongly advise Or.
Loughncy's Bake oven and curative
plan Of eating. am back on the
job instructing my pupils and am
chuck fun OF pep. pop and power
'LONNIE AUSTIN.
"i2i3 First Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-28

the wheels. and both his legs were
crushed.
The lad was rushed TO the hos
pi,ai. where his legs were amputated.
but he was unable to survive thc
shock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-28
JIT DECISION
DUE THURSDAY
Final Action Is Awaiting
Henderson's Report

Tho Seattle ciiy council win
decide Thursday morning
whether or not Cowcn Park r,sl
dents win be permitted thru Jit.
ncy scrsioe 10 the downtown dis.
triet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-28

nELr.rSCUAM --s'kidding Off tire
read south 81 this city. auto driven
BY n. y. Haworth and containing hi.
wife and two children. saved from
200 foot drop into bay when u
cranhrn into telnphone pole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-28

TACoNA.--At liberty on bail fol.
lowing hts arrest for alleged auto
theft A. ". Cor,z again picked up
on charge % bad check passing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-28

when the digestive r. rs arc out
OF order. and fern tdS mass 81
undlEested food cluGS % stomach
and bo~~is the result y aut0-int0x-
fAshioncd phyxte. Foley ratharttc
Tablets gives quick reiteg. and does
not grlpe or aickau. Take one to-
nixSc Sold everywhere.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-19
NSN
FIVE III NDiiiD PARTY ron
Mrs. 1nDItNIDN

Mrs T. - Thornton 81 Memphis.
Tenn. was the guest OF homo at "a
very pretty 1--WE hundred party which
Mrs. vs.. Harrington and Mrs. a. l.,
Mcneil gave Valentines dag at Mrs.
H~aTrtugtun's homo on West Coal
avenue The living and dining rooms
wor, decorated In red and white
.hourts strung about. and with red ard
white carnations. An elaborate four
course supper was served about midi
uIrlt. when the game was Cou-
uludel. with little touches OF tho two
voIufs u~ud for decoration. \ ludy's
prize tf cards was won by Mrs. ACk-
.ctmuu aAl % gcntlcmur's prize by
Mr. Tom Bo1tty. The guests were
MIS- Thornton. Mr. and Mrs Tom
Beatty. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mulling.
Nj and Mrs. Lyman Brown, MI. and
Mr.. Ross Scunoy. Mr. and Mrs. G. O..
Alderman. Nj and Mrs Henry Xois'
or. Mr and Mrs. clarence lul'uut
Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson.
Mrs steve Eochl, and MIR. Mcneil.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-19
MANY PARTIES Ar FOURTH
Strict SCHOOL.

E,.lI,. being q week crowded with
school work aud athletics. this past
one has also been filled with social
affairs at the $urth Fourtn street
school Several parties we've given 10
m, d,lirn Uf th" pupils. \ Nalcu-
tine parts given rs the pupils of the
tiNth and seventh grades was Ncty
Materials aided. ls 90 the eats, b.
THEN teacher Nr- E'thm who made
thru, delicious Ulk,r Ey way Of
celebrating l basketball victory the
pupils of .hD eighth grade n tho
basketball teams were given q party
Tho color scheme az this AFFAIR was
pink and whit, Miss Murphy was
tho hostess and Mrs = NJ. Foraker,
9TH, Room Mother wJg the honor
guest NHt f1 bee uutiuuv by thc rest.
thr boys and girls OF Miss Michu'l5
room ll., uu, ct thus, popular ai-
fulIs entertaining as Well as satisN ,
ing a. tluy pull Then 90 close Il very
FUN week. th, social meeting of tho
J.. 4 A. Friday was also successful.
Ilc and puuy, were served TIL pro.
gram consisted Of papers ON the me-
uuull organization OF the /, T a., hF
Mrs SWAMI. Mrs NuZloy and ST.
M,uJui u piano solo hy ina Evelyn
kimnruurl and a quartet ~ Low.
You Iuat ta, SIIl,, sweet Advlluv
by MI-s,. Harris. Murphy Miyht,
and Luna teachers OF he Fourth
street school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-19
MINI PARTY GIVEN
ny MIR. HDIANSkN.

Ernest \. Polansky entertained at
his huinc on West Roma avenue with
o. NuIuutiu, party Tuesday evening
Hearts "a the game Of the evening
There were 3 tables and the score
cards were hearts. First Prize, "a
pretty valentine was won hy Mise
Gwcudulyu Gr.Eshy. and The BOBBY
prize. o. h,artshapcd box filled with
small candy hearts, was awarded TO
Ma. LLOYD Eaudlc During the game
thor, was Nictrpla music and later
violin SOLOS Iy Nias Adclla Elder and
q vocal solo hy Miss lrmg Wolking.
Tho Refreshments were la keeping
with ih, valentine season, iced heart
shaped cookies. sandwiches and hot
chocolate
Trnau present were Misses Florence
REYNOLDS GWpndolyn GriBshN, Ndelia
Tld,r Trina WolkinE. Margaret
Johns. MARY Webster, LYDIA Friede.
Normt Williams Grace Johnson.
Kuih,rIu, pUlousky and Mrs Hormi-
,r, Hope, and Mossfs John H. Bur
tom. GrurE, 10 Jackson, Emmci John
SON. Walter Wolking, Lloyd Handle
.lam,4 Gurrott. Frederick H. ward
james Elder John u. Orllvto, Charloi
q caldwell
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-. 10 CONVENE
l+IIH. -. 20 20

NGiN yH,pi,. order of The Eastern
sta. vail ny unstossva on ThursduS,
Friday ana saturday Of neat week
Co. u,mH,r. ~ the order from an
u,,. Ia, static. who Will b" assembled
hon. 800 their annual convention.
Thursday ~',cning the session Will
open with a. reception to the grand
oul.... 900 the Masonic Temple. -. s
,...sa. Al local members and
visiting delegates viii be invited I'll,
yfamu .hauttI commences friduy morn.
lrr IuI FRIDAY evening at hall utH
r'E,n Atuh chapter will cNcmplIt!
OBJ, work. also AZ the temple. There
5000 Dot, t lunch Immediately follow
l.a HUU possibly q dance. although
fEu ..rt.r viii bee let 20 the y|ulitioI
ut fHu guests There Will be uu ui
oa. session rG Saturday, and iu ihJ
,t.rlug iHu grand Officers VIII h'
l|u-ttIl,H. with an installation ban.
u..f zoo % o'clock. 10 Is planned Q,
r'lf 300 rouuI,-tho grand orI,.r
Visiting delegates and the local mem
H,re N|. Dee flt quests.
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<NN
MISS pNNNN HICKS GIVES
\ NINIINI PATTY

Il IgusJ Hicks entertained 90 OF
h,I school friends at her home Muu-
dt# ming Jr q loliy N%JlcutIu, puTty,
when gNmr dancing and "a general
f.u.. followed one after another I'd.
make, ft. occasion "a memorable uu.
Heart. everywhere. boz ull siLra. ,oIurs
anI .Hpus proclaimed a., season
Partners iuI the evening W,r,
matched H. following through 90
ruaz. OFF strings. 90 the end of a r,N
bon where 70 heart was found and
tN, I.Hr.s CORRESPONDING made thu
partner. Dancing Waf the chief oil
version uf fHr evening and ri mid
might fI... guTr Refreshments which
,i,E.l.g bore. out the valentine idea.
HH. rH..f. were the Misses dorothy
I.If,r.. Er'ilp ~tulkpuhurF Agnes
II.e.' Nar,# Sloan. Nclma DuuuIdsou.
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NNS
MISS ANNE HARRIS ms Gil~I~
ron BRIDGE.

Ni.- Ann, Harris entertained som,
OF u.. kappa sisters last Wydu,sduA
evening Jf Ju informal ryrElnl
bridge purrs Their, were three ta-
bic, and 10 dainty two course lunch
after GA, game Tn guests wcr,
N. Frank MIugau. of Fspauula
Sir. Edward M. Morgan. Of II raso.
Mrs DyuJs, Earn. Miss LILLIAN SpiDk-
ard Miss Alexandria N1uEhcy, Miss
Kathleen Long, Miss Anita Huhbcll,
Miss G,ruiDc Hcsscldcu. Miss Kathor-
iuv ko.,Uui Miss Hazel Hawkins and
Mis- l.pitn TruttvI
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AFTERNOON n TOR
NIitS IIIAIN

Mrs. D. Hamilton was hostess
"Wednesday afternoon 40 an informal
little afternoon tea in honor OF Mrs.
Tlui Haynes and Mrs Ralph Rob-
.usgu's muth,r Mr.. e. II Lever.
who is here Nisitiur them Sewing
and chatting, and tuI al five o'clock
kept thu guests delightfully."- busy th,
,utir, afternoon and enabled them To-
get acquainted CHzily with tho guest
.I honor
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ALPHA en- OMEGA
IL NCIIEON.

Alpha chi Omega sorority gave "A
luncheon party at tho AlNarado hotel
last Saturday at . o'clock iu honor ct
tho newly initiated mcmh"rs. who
were fouI BOO number. The table was
decorated iu smilaN and rcd ,aruu-
lions. tho olora and flowers Of the
sorority, and the service Mas as dam
IS and a]ttruotINu us ~ was possible
to mako &c. Tho guests We're tho act.
.i,c members, aud the guests OF honor
.thc :,IoWiuE MISSES Helen Lindsey,
Edul ilIllyor. Miriam Syhcibc, Mary
Mic and Juliet Floi-chcr.