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New Britain herald., 1921-10-12

provinces where the cost of living is low.
 Considerable sympathy for these men recently has been manifest even in liberal. socialist, radical and anti quarters, and the news papers have been advertising the of their situation
New Britain herald., 1921-10-12
MANY FAVOR STRIKE

Chicago, Oct. 12.-With Is, 900 votes tabulated, 85 per cent of the packing house workers who voted last Satur- day on the question of authorizing the executive committee of the amalga- mated meat cutters and butcher work men of North America to call a strike if they deem it necessary are in favor of a walkout
New Britain herald., 1921-10-12
$50. 900 ROBBERY

Pittsfeld, Mass, Oct. 12.-Henry White, former ambassador to France and one of President Wilson's com to the peace conference, was robbed of s50,000 worth of
New Britain herald., 1921-10-12
HOPKINS BAILEY
Local Couple Married At Rectory o
 St. Mary's Church

Miss Lillian Hopkins, daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. S. Hopkins of 432 West Main street, was married yester- day afternoon to Charles M Bailey of 437 West Main street. at St. Mary S rcctory. Rev. John T. Winters per- formed the ceremony The couple were attended by MT and Mrs H. Ernest Hopkins of Hartford. The bride and groom left for a. short honeymoon and on their return will live at 15 Gris- wold street
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08
uESEAKEE TESTIMONY.

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xi5zsT Pa aass 5000 aas rs. Hur-
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08

A. E1e SCARF - e
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08
1T VAS G0DSENT
TO NE" SHE SAYS
Milwaukee Woman Says Tsnlae Has
Restored Her to Splecdid Health.

Although II hss been two ysaEs
noE sl1ee 1auIsc relieved my suffer
iaz and bBili NJ up. In still feeling
NE" said Mrs. AsFy KOSHER. o.
lz5ts Howell sTenns. Aigwaaker.
Wis.
For nearly six years / suffered
drssdfully from stomach trouble. Az
Ter eating I'd blost sll gp with gas.
znd lots OF times felt ike I was
smoshsEing and would actually gasp
fer breath I bad rheumatism IA my
arms sd shoulders till they would
sweil and aaEt ne fezEfully. ! was
badly eoUs.pzied al the tine and 50
uerFsas [ couldn't sleep.
! asd lost weight. wss very weak
AID ny whole body seemed tirrd snd
E0rn o1s Then l heard o. TanlAc,
sDd Il was g0dssns 70 ne I got
better fast. s1d il iass little while
ny Elo1och vas 81 Eigh! my appetite
wss TIE. she Rheumatism and cot
szipstion lrtt ne. l gained eighteen
pounds and have bern a sell and
happy so7sn ever since.
Il esn nsTsE praise IzDlse sR0ug :
for shat i las done for ne / keep
bottle il tas house al TIE tine Aa1
1sFeE intend % u Elta0at H.
Txnlsc i sod in Hurley Al Whit
mans Pharmacy.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08


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ks@E5ng I deaf EAs4s tsEas ta-1l1g
speaks frog DESIRED SPECS
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08
IMPRESSED BY SHAKEN FIST
Gesture Marks tss Ffsh.sr az Hias
Ire 7zG5ts . G11sness. As-
rcrzlrs - Tn8s arftsf.

LesrI 20 shzke yo1r Is wh=1 - =
frE speech e p85lI1
Il h2z been sid - tie Aue-5ez1
paspie tkzr rEsy Ike M4a wh8 s e
nsa1=y- An sle1s1tz! syZ1sl - 1Eht
j. 8 -skakz1 Est Has fae csz8i-
69ts se1zite Ysewst Has ae Es-~s
Has e constructive l5eass No Ias-
Ter he SHAKES lis Isl IL Is Gzag-
-. Caees ha1
Use shzkea Isl : an e@als4 q 8@
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destroy sameLhsue Is destructive crst-
5clsu s good ki8at NJ. betting AaE
20 @4ke s tAsng right Is 2lea better
rhaa g2sEely szyfag L Is wrong But
81 S e toag5s.er 800. llsca tosgh@r AID
L 81 -zs i,ttle opportunity fer eFec
tive gesture TIE Ioh wssl aat AK
pea E1E z Constructive program 4 CAS-.
ssA s big vlrsie. oat5@ar Say. goz cen
rsy The zEErrssza1 THAI y31 sre there
30 kncc2 something f3aBE. and knock
& bari Yen are 8 sghteEs 6 aghge-
~ -the peoples battles Il IS pruee3
~ TIE fact that you are sAzklag yelr
1s
TIE greatest q CIR great men nigh;
have beaa greater Fer example, take
L5rc1ln Re lad 4 spleE4i5 a.. ne
siesas1 q hard. manual s3abor L. hzs
yozth- Had BE chosen Ia shake ir ard
beea rsesagrap he1 eyen witloa. nlo-
vies lie roald haze cems doWa 70 -
q this SAP as nan q -lhe viElls
syr,e. rst2er tAsn as he parsezt mzn
q SsgraEs- de missed many chances.
with malice toward Eaze- with char
iry fo- all~--h0w much more effective
uiEht that aave beza, Tor instance,
aA3 Eu&rle3 snd ssnewy FIST e3o-
guez1ly p1aeEus5e3 81. A Il vas,
E1auy good people didn't even ApgIz-1
h-1 Taeg thosghG him wa4ering.
And we2k And wagge3 thelr heads.
SAYING there wasn't enough y the
1g1ter" In L5n59lu
Learn me lessons q hisro-y. shake
y0ar tst.-Arthur r. Fo.sel In Les
les
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08

- aessa- Is ~ 80 E1 aQw
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"a g. &. w1tA ts sAst Asss - UZe
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e0 60 tA<lr e=E 1< r1E Bill
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08
u ths Rsadiastneat Period.

IN ne rEz1l 1sEDS1t peZlc1 tie
pabAe seems 70 b. sboEl1z . keen
interest u securing he proper SCI
vice from tie. railroads and tie pub
lie utilities, while The price that they,
zgs paying for il i apparently a@see
oodzEy consideration. l. would D :
nlsrske . interpret th- sboye para
zEspa 10 imply that the pabue does
nol care What the oeeessllIes s1a cen
v-nieness cost thsn-w aetheE tie
selLaE parry y 3 publIe utility or :
merchant bat iE = = visible fact that
Ehe lsl5on has taken OF more i0de-
pendent attitude a. 5 result Of the
aar, snd = rsiIEoz1 company or :
pa5lIc UTILITY that attempts 70 furnish
81 infeElog service Gn1s 5hsI i can
nei g~l away with T. This DrE
attitude q th4 public : reflected IN
iast he sane Nay n the snsller
matters. Aa3 the merchant y 10 sells
second grade Eggs does nos need ID
esit E~ry sonE before Ii ands that
bis store has only seesnd grade
customers left.
There has been no end q debate
- 70 wAetksr the manufacturers. the
5 wholesalers. 5obbers or retailers have
been The greatest prohteers. The fact
j. thst tbsrz have been 100 many or
eFly Gv2r5cioBs eo8cerus and people il
ali thzsssglasses. The pub5c las had
te stand FOR high prices. and Just B0W
while these prices are hang bAm-
meTe5 6oEu thai sane public j. IL
sisting Oh quality Il the rendering q
service. As 2eI s. IN quality in tie
merchandise ard food products whieh
il buys
In the Ee4djastueut period y must
not D. forgotten that 10 class Of bass-
ness can operate under pfe-w4r rates
Eith after-wsr expenses thai sre 10
and 80 percent greater tazn lie 1914
Therefore the read us1meat prices 90
not contemplate pre-wsr prices o.
rates. hut they 90 ain toward estse-
fishing 3 reasonable margin Of pro6T
upon everything that Is ooagat zBd
sold II does not matter RArther this
X railroad fares. The price Of slaetrie
lights OF power. gas. telephones Or
shoes z13 stockinEs
Ual Of tae var labor las progressed
A11 tL~ fact that higher rate q
ssrvics : Demanded By th9 PlbasS
tax1 ever before crested = demand
faE ea F.-tezl lSu.oE. Eoiea - turu
5+EAz2s salaries 213 wages con
uezaszrEt- KItA 1a- service that i
re-.se-s Tag 1AE- 51 these facts >
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a. taas~ 1TIlF established rslat5o1s
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1asa r-zzz lE1sE tAzl i pzs4
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08
Ftrna Asse. u. cloaeS

TIE tgI majesty u the Nerssl pr.
ss-1glve c2a o1ly lie realizes wneu ere
Is above The cl5u3s 415 -be ezr.h 3
shut O. from WEES IN agszg 81 -
overcast Car, wbea heAFy s4E1s *
cuHalols cs9a5s H@ ~ Slsss s-=s
possible 80 experfe1cs wl-z-
or fwo eEeEE degree q 80 a5 SKI
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saturated SIZE wAtsr v4psE. ss1 tss
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C-1ss State Jezrls
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08

t2g. Es15gZ at s-sS Bosses 5 stop
E~ IS te SN<E&E- .vss@Z t2Af
removes WGsss z~srT~- fr@- 10 g-ss2w
Il - 1Se@sszrg tASE ysGr esawe :
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08

TIE Erz5e- ezaa-515s e Ia pairing
saesa- urge ss-zest az birds. hoEsver
11Es-a1gcszzt z -zs--esSy. 70 ssco-s
rr01es9G@ 90 ths tine s-szEE-SFe1
tsEsz s1cA k1rszs As Ss11ESp=rs, srtars
and s-a=-s fzs1 s-sSa cs2ss 1o~sh q
t-sszts - szE tbs st-sz taxes TIE
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1esoe15s rAre@gA EAe ar. sst2 Wigs
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08

TITS q ) pleasant. safe ard reliable
-e11el1e for egzSas and colds. II
1As e@ez Il Use for -xgy Years and
g lad y A3FA sst@eE "a those soGs-
holds wasrs lis good qualities are
best ED0wG L = fzE0riss with
mothers q Fo91g children. a. il COS
t&11s Do 0p51Z or Other bsrmfal
1rlE. ~ Is ska Fe4 have need Of
sZea . F%-@1y.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08

1-l ys2 have &sEEeEs as8zAEzs,
3 1s9E2@re1 .r5-srA s1s eo1sflEsz-
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eg3@rz 81 tie aTeE al boEels. s5set-
Zz&44E eZr4zg fae h-R1zca@.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08

Ore q tha o.55ess periodicals. n the
wo<a5 IS 1s1-hly pzp-r devoted e.
sEresy 70 ne Interests q r1ezzsEsc Szf-
fsTzEz
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08
60 : e. -

He@es = 80 ArreT8ra
NJ SSs Alsrzcss Zgvss 5-
e1-z4 - seen a Sa-.h AZs-sz betSrs
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Evening star., 1921-01-21
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department. within the last twenty
four hours:
Hans Christian Holther, "A. Netherlands
apt. No. COS
Lewis DaIbert - 7o1 Sth ST.
James Harry Houser. 55. 2307 18th st.
Anna Lucy Ware. -. BIZ ST.
Charles Edward Breau, Il. Naval Hospital
Lila N. Norwood. 20. 1885 Irving ST.
Albert J. Chapprll. months. $50 b st. ne.
pital.
Infan: of Arthur W. and Ema u. Tucker.
Is hours. Georgetown University Hospital.
Charles Fl. YouGg. a. 1921 9Th st.
Richard Chase. ~. Il, y -. sw.
Jane Ware. a.. 7a2 I'll. Al. Sc.
Amelia Robinson. "a. 716 let st.
Mar-erie Hatton. 20. Washington Asylum.
Rufus I. Caldwell. e.. rs : St
Frank Gcary, 80, Washington Asylum
Charles II. Lewis. ~. Freedmens Hospital
RUby Smith. =. 91j Sd st. sw
Evening star., 1921-01-21

was the speaker Of the evening. He
described the literature of his country
and gave an outline of the growth Of
literature and music in that country.
Miss Winifred Holt too of the in
ternational work for the blind carried
out in the lighthouses" for the blind
in Italy. France and America. A mu-
sical program was presented under
the direction Of Mrs. Samuel Bur
leigh Milton. Mrs. Milton gave a
group of Spanish, songs in costume.
accompanying herself on the guitar
Miss Eva McNeill gave some Spanish
dances. Miss Margaret Mansfield,
daughter of Representative Mansfield
of Texas. contributed several violin
selections of Spanish themes.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the heal h department within tine last twenty
four Hours:
John NJ and Nargaret Cole. boy twins
James J. and Mayme NJ. Weir. girl.
George II. ah,, Cecilia +. Smith. boy.
Emory y. and Helen Miller. girl.
Hof:ce W. and Marie Prime. girl.
George N. ard Rosa Wright, boy.
James NJ. and Altha Simpson. girl
Earl and Edith Frishy. hoy
Thomas and Carrie Parker hoy.
Joseph and Helen Ross. boy.
Willie and Mary tsreen. boy.
Robert and Kate King. girl.
LymuS and joyce HILL girl
Conrad and Marin Edwards. girl
Edward and Ratrice Johnson. girl
Francis and Mildred Norfolk boy.
Evening star., 1921-01-21


Mrs James Mcdonald entertained
at dinner last evening in honor u
the ambassador of Chile and Nine.
Matthew, the charge d'analres OF Wy
British embassy and Mrs. Craigie anu
the minister of Cuba and NINE. "o
Cespedes. Among the out-ot-towh
gpssts were Maj. Gen. Count A
ep-Spiridovitch Mr.. and Mrs;
Frank H. Potter of New York and
Col. and Mrs Goodloe Edgar OF New
York. Covers were laid for twenty
eight guests.
Mrs. Mcdonald has sent out invita-
tions for another dinner on Febru-
airy 2.
The ambassador of Peru and Sonora
de PeZet were the guests in whose
honor Capt. and Mrs. c. Z. Calhoun
entertained a distinguished company
of fourteen at dinner last evening.
Mrs. Calhoun will be hostess at
luncheon Saturday. January 2S. when
she will entertain in compliment TO
Mrs. X. r. Gown.
Mrs. Richard H. Townsend enter
tanned at dinner last night, the event.
like many others on the seasons
roster. being planned in honor Of
the Secretary of State and Mrs. Col
by. the absence of the former, how
ever. leaving Mrs. Colby to attend
the dinner alone. In the large COM
pany, besides Mrs. Colby. were the
Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
huysen. Gen. Pershing. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry White. Senator and MN9
Gerry and Maj. and Mrs Bridge OF
the British embassy.
Mrs. Townsend viii be hostess for
the Vice Preside mt and Mrs Marshall
at dinner the ,V,n ming of Janu-
airy %.
Mrs Miles PoindeXter, wife OF the
Senator from Washington, was at h,m,
Yesterday afternoon. when many ca lers
from official and resident society were
among her guests. The drawing room
was decorated with pink roses and white
Hlacs, and Mrs. Wesley l.. Jones, wife
OF the senior senator from Washington.
assisted in receiving. Mrs. Floyd Har-
ris: formerly of Washington: Mrs. Mark
Sullivan and Mrs. H. L. Dunlap. wife
OF Col. Dunlap, presided at the tea
table. which was adorned with Lady
Hillington roses and jonQuils, on a cloth
of exquisite lace. Those assisting
included Mrs. Hugh McKinnon, Miss
Howell and Miss Katherine Howell of
Spokane and Miss Dorothy bennett.
Mrs Henry F. Ashurst, wife of the
senator from Arizona, entertained at
luncheon today at the Hotel Lafayette
in compliment to Mrs. Marshall. wife
vi tHc vice freSlQenl. Inc guests IN
cluded several of Mrs. Marshal:'s friends
from indiana who are visiting in WASH
ington.
Mrs. Lewis Newton Murray has re-
turned to her home in Dun!tirk, n Y,
after a months visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kauffmann
Miss Maths. who has returned after
an absence of some months. will be at
home Tuesdays in February.
Mrs. r. Irving Bowie will be hostess
this afternoon for the Woman's Club
of the Melwood district from to
S o'clock. when every guest is asked
to bring a book to enlarge q library
which has already been started Mrs
Percy DuVal is director of the club
and the committees on fine arts and
education will assist
Mrs. 8. H. Bush and little daughter,
Margaret Elizabeth, Of Alberqueraue,
N. NJ, are visiting the formers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Shinn.
at their home on Sixteenth Heights
northwest.
Mrs. Max David and son have left
for q two-week stay at the St Charles,
Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1921-01-21

At the prevailing rate Of cents per
100 cubic feet the waste of water in
governments amounts to $400 a day.
according to Francis r. Weller.
chairman of the group. who presided.
E. Kerschner. w. A. Mellen and c.
P.Hill were named as a committee to
make further investigation of the
water situation and to arouse interest
in the movement to have the govern
ment pay for the water it uses.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
DISMISSAL APPROVED.

The President has approved the ac-
tion of the court-martial in the case
of Capt. Arthur b. Fleming, 10th Field
Artillery Ihat officer =. -. a., II
of charges of misappropriation of
funds and absenting himself
without leave. and sentenced to dis
n:issal and to confinement at hard
labor for one year and one day.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
ELECT POET CHAPLAIN.
Edward Hoban Has Office in Pres
ident's Own Garrison.

Edward w. Hoban, the blind poet
and author. living at the United
States Soldiers Home in this city.
was elected chaplain of the gar
rison last night at muster of the
Presidents Own Garrison. No. 104
Army and Navy Union. U. S. A. held
in G. A. r. Hall. As the chaplain of
the organization he will participate
in administering the obligation t
President Warren G. Harding at an
early date following his Inauguration.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
TO WATER WASTE.
Public Utilities Group Of City Club
Passes Resolution.

Elimination of the waste of filtered
water in the government printing of
flee and the bureau of engraving and
printing and payment by the federal
government for the water it takes
from the city's supply were urged in
a resolution adopted by the public
utilities group of the City Club at
e"tiug last night. these methods
being advocated instead of an in
crease in water rates to private con-
sumers.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses haze been issued to til
following:
Howard q. Raborg and Mary P. James. bot,
Of Richmond. Va. =
Inwrence c. Greene and Wilestine Ga,
rson.
Robert o. RsckIock of McEe"spnrt. Pa, and
F.. Lo:s Arrcwsmith Of, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Charles T.. White and Alice Smith
Evening star., 1921-01-21

Mrs. Clara Pauly of Chicago will re-
member 1920 as the year in hich she
gave birth to four children--two sets
Of twins. At the beginning Of the
wear the family was increased by the
arrival Of two boys. while on the last
lay of the year there came an addi-
on of two girls
Evening star., 1921-01-21
DIR. HENRY n. HILL HEARD.

The National Pen League and Inter-
national Literary Association held its
January salon at the Hotel Lafayette
last evening. Mrs. Florence Jackson
Stoddard. president. presided. DR..
OIenry NJ Hill, former consul for
Panama at San Salvador, now on the
faculty Of the American University,
Evening star., 1921-01-21

Comrade Hoban Is native OF
Huntington. .o"s is;ah". me seiv-u
as first sergeant of Troop l, I'd United
States Cavalry. and distinguished him.
self in the Sioux Indians wars on
the frontier. serving under Gen. Nell
son A. Miles
Evening star., 1921-01-21
APigg|y Wigg|y Prices Tell Their Own Story
As Others See Us

From article regarding PlGGLY WGCLY by Ivy l.
Lee, welknown magazine and advertising writer:
PGGLY WGGLY have succeeded because their appeal
and needs and comfort and people
shrevdy and accurately devised.
But underlying all other reasons the basis for PGGLY
WGGLY that the whole syse down mnutest de-
TAIL is intensified waste in form another
mo person who has PlGGLY W1GGLY from
the outside forget fail again anywhere Nobody
who has gone through and fixed his mind the with
serupuous clean foous again think of groceries
from the PGGLY WGGLY fail retain his mind
the PGGLY WGCLY a standard of cleanliness and
tiveness.
Everlasting cleanliness pervades the whole establishment.
Nothing to cbct clear view from the outside of the wholesome
picture within The windows always shine. So does their casing.
Tbe asles wide and well lighted There standard brands
of popular merchandise always the place this and every
PIGGLY WGGLY At the end Of the beyond low partition
planned for ventilation a sockroom and whose business
to repn;sh the shining and strangely fascinating shelves For
thousand dollars worth Of goods display there another
thousand in and that, standard regulation.
goods and the brand and the price the saesmen Of
the PlGGLY GGLY You do your thinking and make your
own decision and basket There cre
sdoor delivery and C. O. D. mail customers
high and low, these regulations with JOY recognizing that
this the of the
Evening star., 1921-01-21
SENT TO TEXAS POST.

Lieut.. Col. Frank J. Griffin. Signal
Corps. at the War Department. has
been assigned to duty at Fort Sam
Houston. Tex.
Evening star., 1921-01-21

Continued from Ninth Pageo
Inportant Dinner Parties.

Q party Of twelve at the supper dance
at Cafe ST. Marks Wednesday nisht
Evening star., 1921-01-21

All East Coast Points.
'Florida Special,' quickest tim": extra
fare; l2:35 an Atlantic Coast Lnp. 14ls II
It. NV. Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1921-01-21

Mrs. g. H. Bush and little daughter.
Margaret Elizabeth, of AIberqueruue,
N. NJ. are visiting the formers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Shinn,
at their home on Sixteenth Heights
northwest
Evening star., 1921-01-21

Mrs. r. Irving Bowie will be hostess
this afternoon for the Woman's Club
of the Melwood district from to
S O'Clock, when every guest is asked
to bring a book to enlarge q library
which has already been started. Mrs
Percy DuVal is director of the club
and the committees on fine arts and
education will assist
Evening star., 1921-01-21

Mrs. Max David and son have left
for two-week stay at the St Charles,
Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1921-01-21

Miss Maths who has returned after
an absence of some months. will be at
home Tuesdays in February
Evening star., 1921-01-21

Mrs. Lewis Newton Murray has re-
turned to her home in Dunkirk, n Y,
after a months visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman.