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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
GOVERNOR INsPEcTs
STATE POLICE TO-DAY

Governor b!tchie is today inspecting
the training school for members OF
the state constabulary at Glen Burnie
Tho Governor, after the sessions Of
The State Roard of Education. will 80
TO Saunders Range about 4 O'clock
leaving Baltimore in time 10 witness
the close of the outdoor training and
review the troop. He will have supper
with Col. f. Austin Baughman and the
others at the camp. and viii address
The men OF the constahulary at their
regular night classes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
HELD UP ON WAY TO
MISSIONARY MEETING

Held up ii lie heart IL S. bl
Bite man. VII iiashaa receiver Il
f.r lace and demanded her moncA
N,a, tas trisauul eNparteace last
ieln .uf Mrs t,eldmsyer Ms, Of
i1afles & FtllaeHcr N1yland a,,
He merchant and former police JUS
tiee III the clts
Tie hold-np eeurrea IN the stat
irele side ii the Court ~ Appeals
rilding. the m4N sprRelns oft ts
front of his Victim iron behna tn
big granite slabs of tlie entrance O.
tle structure Mrs Felaineyer WAS ol
i II way TO IS, reslden, nf Airs .Tehl
$. Straaern ~ Mnrrav llill, lo attenl
Hle monthly aseeting g be Momsn.s
1arcign Missionary Stisty 81 he
f'irsl Method 81 t.at onal Csnfra,
i Ia there last EfehF Though
loudly The aisht w MOI unduh
dar', all Nr faiame according
q her story was aasins her way
iowly armnd he ifcl eNpeeting to9
sseet se.He nd q S.y g the
SINE meetlil- SnIslcr sh. was con
trontea hv tl 'jang who thru
pistol close her fien ana domand
& thai shs asa 9ill.a list la"aey Mi
I'el.i,neyer sys she nsterel seisl
laud Screams hR she remained ,in-
psnllly e,tlni under the ctrclln
anees I,T cries tNu 4 bc ieard foi
alne distance about The teieahor
.ood and Il is though her assailant
was frightened oti only hy tae appear
anee Of two men Who We're coming
srunnl the Executive Mansion enelo-
ire The man disappeared ont
North street towards the campus of
So Johns college During his fight
20 shats rang out. lot whether 81
Il ney wera fired by him /, noi
EssloNn
10 spite ( her fright AIRS Ee.d
neyer eoatiHned on t. the residence
df Mrs straiiorl and ook part III the
missionary ileeune III r relating lIcr
rsperience g. her friends
Mrs Felainevcr say She could not
scoallize tbe man hut she was able
ta give q good description Of him,
s'la say h. was tall, Of slender build
@ort light suit and had q cap
palled down over his head She is
pasitive he a. allan was Il white
ittan The description MAS furnished
q Police S"rgeant itchara B lfolii-
6..y and other memhers Of the city
rolice force and although i sharp
lookout his been maintained. no ar
rest has ~ Yet been made
Mr. Feltmeyer laHghiugly renark
Il afterward that the poeketbook she
rried conlained only six cents
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
NEW YORk PHYSICIANS
WARNED AGAINST TYPIUs
tIsy The asseelased Press.l ]

NEW YORK. Feb / Physicians
throughout Greater New York we're
warned today BY Health Commits
sioner Copeland to be on the alert
against typaus fever, two eases Of sie
diseass having been reported in
Brooklyn. Special precautions we're
urged 10 prevent the spread of ne
disease. witch Is believed to have been
brought By Immigrants from affected
sections Of Asia and Central Europe,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
TAKE STEPS TO END
LABOR BOARD DISPUTE
tBy The Associated press.,

CHICAGO. ILL, Feb. Steps to
hagten a decision by the labor boerd
on the railroad plea for immediate
ahrogation Of the national agreement
with the Brotherhood we're taken To-
day Iadgo Barton. chairman or The
board. announced toat Thursday was
the day selected 10 hear the EN-
pIoyees side.
IL was expected that b. 81 Jewell.
acting president OF ire railway en-
nloyees department Of the American
Federation OF Labor, would state the
labor side OF the Brotherhood's views
point.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
FOR SPECIAL SESSION
TO CONFIRM CABINET
nv The .A.sos.latea I.res.. J

WASHINGTON. d G.. Feb II.
\ request from President elect Hard
ing that special session OF flle new
Senate be called lg March 4 70 con
Arm cabinet appointments made by
the new executive, WIS conveyed TO-
aay 10 President Wilson. Such a ses.
sion is customary when there is =
change Of admins ration and i usual
II lasts tor not more than 4 week 81
most
Tie call for the special session Of
tbe new congress wifi be issued BY
Mr.. Harding after his inauguration. u
Is expected thar this session will be-
gin either late in March or early in
April
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
Appellate Court Resumes

judges OF the Maryland Court Of
Appeals resumed their sittings today
tor hearing arguments in the remain
ing eases ON the docket for the regu-
lar january tern, which hesan Tie
easly part OF that month. Tae coar'
has dispoted of practically half OF the
eases docketed. of which there were
IS. AMI il is though. arguments in the
Others viii he completed BY the end OF
this month.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
WoMAN'S CIVIC LEAGUE
WILL MEET TONIGHT

4 meeting of taa Wioman's Civic
League OF Annapolis has been called
hy Mrs. Ecward johnson. vice-presi-
dent. for tonight in the Municipal
Building at $50 p. IN.
Il is important that therc be large
attendance at this meeting. IS the of
fieers for the coming year are TO be
slected. and il is necessary % have
enough members present to constitute
q quorum.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
To Ou Reade1,y

.ts the readers II the Evening Capital have noticed
the press work for the past ew weeks has been
below the standard This The fact that the winter
rollers the press which ordered Ter Chs cold
weather have been long N coming They have n"t
arrived vet although long They have been traced
Leaving chicago and expected daily
We regret the falling of IN the appearance y tbs
paper ask continued indulgence of readers until
wc can better it,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
BUS SERVICE SHoRTENS
+ TRAVEL TO LAUREL

An automobile bus service has been
established between Camp Meade. the
army santonment in the Fourth dis
.rSt OF the county, and Laurel,
Prince Georges county This service.
II is stated BY promoters, will cut
down by so miles in travelling be-
tween Annapolis and Laurel, via Bal
tinore. the route that is most gener-
ally used now.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
Reduce From Miners Wage

lRoNwooD, MICH Feb \ ff-
seen percent reduction in wages az
employees at hte Ogieby Norton iron
mine. alG the institution Of a four day
week. we're announcsd today The
Townsite mine also announced iif-
to,n n percent reduction in wages.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
TO PRODUCE .DAWNING'
AT MD. AVE. CHURCH

The young people Of the Maryland
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
are planning TO give the .Dawning.
a pageant OF The Resurrection, as one
of the Easter services 70 be held at
this church. The first rehearsal for
the pageant will he held in the church
Thursday evening of this week Al s:15
o'clock.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
House Passes Iarbors Bill
(eorresponlence Assoeiatea press.l

teorrespondence Associated Press)
w tSHfNGTON. D. G.. Feb. -
Tie rivers and harbors bill carrying 9
lump sum appropriation Of ST..
250.6tl0 was passed today by the House
and sent 10 the Senate
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
SIX OF FAMILY OF
TEN B u RN ED IN
VERMONT FIRE
lBy The A.soelased Press. !,

BARRE. VT. Feb. / six of
lie ten members OF the family
ef Henry Mtrtei were burned
70 death and two Others were
seriously burned when FIRE de
stroyed their home II Roches-
ter, 40 miles from here. today
The victims Of the fire were
asleep aud entrapped IN their
rooms
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
SAYS DEMANDS OF
GERMANY CANNOT
BE FULFILLED
my The Associated press.o

BERLIN. Feb. d osIar
simons. the German foreign
minister. will tell the Reich
stag al lis session this after
noon. the Borsen Zeitung
states. that Germany cannot
subscribe 10 the Allied repa
ration demands nn the grounds
that they are not possible OF
fnlililmcnt.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
Fer Relter Recommendation

The seanansIip building. officially
called MaeDonohgh Hall wherein IL
located the swimming tank which also
accommodates water polosts the
gymnasium, where dual contests in
gymnastics wrestling. boxing, and
wrestling, are held. is now undergo
.ng almost complete transformation.
,nd the work whGn completed, will
make it one OF The most commodious
structures o. the kind in the country
In addition 70 large. separate room
being set apart for boxing, with 1 reg
glalon ring built therein more dress
ing rooms. locker. showers nd All
other conyeniences sill be provided
9pr. But most important Of all will
.fe the new swimming tank, 10 be ased
for sporting purposes only. With the
greatly increased number OF midshlp-
men in recent years. the .gym has
neen entirely inadequate to take care
i The larger number Of students Whc
come out for the several branches Of
sport.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
lslg Swimming 'T'anl,

Plans for the tank have already been
approved by the athletic authorities
The tank viii be IS feet long, SO feet
vide, with depth Of 10 feet Il will
be similar TO that at Culver Military
academy in Indiana. regarded as one
of the hest in the country. With such
a tank, naval folks feel that the acad-
envy will have been placed where il
belongs in the natatorial world Not
only will the tank provide for the
swimming and wafer polo contests
but Il will also permit OF fancy div
ing and water basketball
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
I 1HN gREN
in / NHEN BUS
If TROLLEY CAR
&IJ4CplDABIE
.fsps CONCLUSION


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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
POINTS PISTOL IN
WOMAN FACE AND
DEMANDS M!]|lEY !

Mrs. Charles G. Feldncyer Vie
tim OF Thug On State Circle
Early Las Nigh, -Assailan,
Frightened. Makes Good His
Escape
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
NAVAL ACADEMY
ATHLETES To HAVE
DETER QUARTERS
Building Program Calls For
Dressing Rooms For Football
Warriors Under Grandstand
About Farragut Field. And En-
larged Swimming Tank
SPORT CALENDAR FOR
BALANCE OF WINTER

Although deep interest Is being
manifested in the program Of winter
indoor athletic events at the Naval
academy. especially because Of The
brilliant record that the basketball
team has established by I victories
and defeat. and the success that the
swimming team has already made by
smashing intercollegiate as Well as
Saval Academy records and with
wrestling. boxing. gymnastic and
other contests with leading College
ieams vet 10 be decided d big deal
Of attention now eenters in building
activities on the government reser-
gation. as a result of which better ae-
commodations and facilities. not alone
for the midshipmen. but for visiting
athletes. as we'll will be- provided
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
Grldders' Dresslng R0onas

Plans also have been drawn for
building dressing rooms under the
grandstand about Farragnt Field for
he recommendation of the football
teams. One os the rooms will have ac-
for seventy players and
viii be for TIE entire squad of mid
shipmen. and the other viii take care
81 40. and will be for visiting teams
They viii be equipped in modern
style.
traattnued an Page ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
Partly Cloudy

Cloudy ard unsettled to-
night and Wcdnes day
probably rain or snow.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-25

Every fashionable woman must
have at least one black satin frock in
her wardrobe this year If she would
follow ia mode" says Paris. And
who dares defy Paris? But a black
satin braided in white is even more
fashionable than the, unrelieveds black.
Several very pretty models have been
seen recently showing this black and
white effect, but none quite SO charm
ing as this one, from one OF u own
American designers. h
1t is a very simple. and therefore
rather expehaive,, for simpiicitySis al
ways costly, frock made on rather
straight lines The outstanding tea
.tute of the frock. is the long panel
reaching from neck to hem. which is
,embroidered in white braid. The
PANELS pointed at the bottom, q little
touch which is unusual and attractive
as we'll. The hraiding is repeated on
the sleeves and there is a little fiat
collar at the back which also features
the white braiding design. A very
narrow girdle of black MORE ribbon
with streamers is the finishing touch
to an altogether striking gown for
afternoon or dinner ear.
e q ~ g. ~ 3D.. - = : I'll . ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-25
MURDERS FRIEND
FOR ATTENTION :.
GIVEN HIS WIFE

Albert Lea. MINI, Jan. 25.-obie
Olson. %. of this city was shot and
killed last night by o. l.. Bentley,
when the latter found olson in his
home with his wife.
Bentley who is q conductor on the
Minneapolis and st. Louis railroad
between this city and Fort Dodge,
was suspicious Of the attentions. o.
o had been paying to his wife, it is
said. and instead of going on his
regular run. returned to his home
and found Olson with his wife. He
shot Olson. the bullet entering his
heart. Olson ran from the home and
dropped dead in front OF the house
next door: Sa7'
Olson, a former soldier, having
served with Company Il Of the
163rd infantry was gassed while
serving on the western front.
Bentley is about 40 years old and
has two children. a girl !: ana a son 4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-25
8' Tinker Bob
|aA@9Kz
hCarlvse 4. Holcomb @G98HG

byC arlysle n. Holcomb
REDDY THE BAT.

We were telling about Tinker Bob
catching with both hands one of the
creatures that had been flying about
like. q chicken without head. Well.
this creature began. to bite and then,
1T bit some more But the strange
thing about it all was that with ali
Of its trying TO bite. Tinker Bob was
left unhurt.N There was not a scratch
iOh him anywhere.
!, Now tell me what do you mean
by doing that2" said Tinker to- the
little fellow. II never. did anything
to nurt you In all my life." ),
When this creature found that there
was no use trying to bite he began to
think of another way out of his troy
BILE. He decided to speak to the King
n find out what was the best way
/ to do. :, I, - 49,.
In a squeaky. voice he asked, why
do you hold. me here 50 tight?.t i
That is just what the, King wanted.
He-wanted someone. to start to talk
with him. for. II there was anything
that Tinker Bob liked better than
anything else it was someone to talk
to: That is the way It. was IN, the. For
to talk to-. Fl -
/ That. is what want. to know,
whether you an talk or not. I'm not
going to hurt you. I lust tuont WOW ~
tel me who YOU are and why you are
doing So much flying ,about mere?
others r flying about here. ii, this
}.way When you tell me all Of this you
can go and do as you Ike..""i rs W
Then Tinker laughed. ~ .fs..
WELL" said this little creature.
Suppose you tell me who you are
and see If I dare tell you who 1 am ?
You might be an enemy Of mine"
That was-a fair question ana Tinker
had, to consider it. '.Alf right. Ill tell
you who I am. I am the King Of the
Forest from the North"
king of the Forest!' exclaimed
! this creature. why. I have heard ali
about you, and this Is Lady Duck, is
~? I knew you were coming, but /
didn't know when you were to arrive.
Let me go andsIf will tell all Of my
VS. . m. E.#Tr ELl atEf- go
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-25

Miss Nina Halvorsons who recently
;graduated from the training depart
ment Of the DeAconsa Shospitai here,
was married TO- RevssY4ssA. Ophein1 &of
Mankato, Mimi 81 January. IS. her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Laurifx sHalvor-
son. 6hevlin. MINI. have s,Announe1d'
The marriage occurred In tho Nor
westansL Lutheran church atBhsvlin. a.
q o'clock In the Afternoon. Rev. II.
!. Haaxefson Of Frotd. Mont.,raad
Ing the service.
The bride was given In marriage
by her father; aHef attendants were
Miss Edna aOpheim. maids OF honor,
and Misses Geraldine Ienss and Hazel
Frogner.. bridesmaids. Esther HAL
v0rson and FLORENCE Taylor ware flow
er girls. The groom was attended BY
Rev.s.I. z. sJacobson OF Rushford,
;;Minn,,5 ~ best man, and the usherz
fwereFaelmer Halvofscn. y brother Of
the bride, and signvold Larson. 81
Mrs. Evelyn Nyflot- presided at the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-25

An event of the coming week., &C.
scasaonlng considerable interest, is the
'tOld-Time Dance and Gard Party
which the knights of Columbus lodge
is giving in their club rooms on
Thursday evening. George F. Thacker
is general chairman of the comm4ttee
in charge. James Lynch heads the
card party. committee, andJ. J.sQuig-
ley is managing arrangements for the
dance. Grand nola will be the diver
sion of the card games, and playing
will begin promptly at 8 o'clock.
Dancing Is to begin in the ballroom
at $40 o'clock, and Chairman Quigley
has announced some unusually inter.
esting features in keeping with the
"old time idea. Good music will fur
nish the program Of the evening.
X 4 X
A meeting of the Bethany Mems
club will be held at the Zion Lutheran
church on Chestnut street, tonight q
IS o'clock. Arthur Tweet will speak
and Oscar johnson, Mrs. David
/ Stoeve and Mrs. G. O.! Rondelid* will
give vocal numbers. a,Refreshments
will be served after the program.
~ q =
The, Pioneer club will give a dance
tonight In the Guild hall from 9ato
O'Clock. "A committee Of men from tn.
! club will have charge Of the affair
whichtts tt6sbegmarked by some inter
eSting featureS.ta&
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-25
PLANS FOR
ACTION ON MEAT
PACKING BILL.

Washington, Jan. 25:-with "a. par.
tial victory won in the senate's adop-
ton of the easur by a margin of -
votes, proponents Of the Gronna bill
for federal regulation Of the meat
packers and other agencies Of the
livestock industry, today were laying
plans to obtain final action by the
house before adjournment of the
present congress. "A special rule CIV
ing the measure right Of way over
other legislation will be sought when
the bill is taken up in the house Ks
held by the house. agriculture. commit
tee on packing legislation, 1t was be-
lieved there will be practically no
chance of further. hearings being
held on the bill.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-25

Tomorrow-when They Find the Kin
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-25
EVENING EDITION:

Corea1 and played Mendsissohn,s xsd
ding march Is the bridal party sntssI
81. walter Halvorson. the ghFidea
EArother. ans 20 Promise No.. enoS
Rsv. 8. B. Reisrson..y. z COUSIN q e, snss
groom, sang because" Just nskEES S
the Ceremony. Following the exNt
change Of vows the Northsssar.aaa.NM
Eduartett sang "O9Perfect Lovs.rssssas s'ss
The bride wore . white crepe &c
meteor gown and cartel essSSsfss
kof brides roses and valley lae4s'sl
|Opheim. as-maids of honor, vain g.
enwn Sc pale blue satin, NM a
Sridearnaide wore pink frock..
AsWedding dinner insstheS TO- \! als
the brides parents followed 9 loyst the
~. .and Mrs. opheim lleftsfosrsDu,
luth and: chicaso, where stesy w.
anend q short time before ecinG g
nrnatIvn. n. where they ara ~ he
& home at slss' Henrietta street e1se E.
IN RI opheim is ) sraduste az the
Luther college, DEBORAH, z
last spring he graduated i 81 ~
Lutheran Theological seminary IN
Minneapolis. 9sss
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-25

The Jolliers'' club will give an In
formal dance on Thursday nisht,at the
Guild hall, according Il an announce
ment made by the president OF the or
~Eanization. Russell Spear.
The club recently has been reorgan-
ized; and a series OF informal parties
have been planned for the next three
months. Dancing will begin ut 3
O'Clock on, Thursday night. :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-25
OF INTEREST TOWoMEN.


E3ay1nlst but pretty appointments
- A4sehS wedding pfs Atss Madonna
" e9Assa1 An9htsf OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. RlteeGs DAKOTA avenue, and Leon.
IoaGDhs Martin, eldest son OF Mr..
a94rk John Martin. 715 South
y Snereet. East Grand Forks.
u 4A0Ccu.red this morning at Z
oSskin p. sMichaefs pro-cathedral.
ethsr Douglerty read the serv-
which, vas followed by the cele-
u ~ 0f Efkh nuptial mass. Quite
nMNk9es0ompAny OF guests, including
M &tyes and close frineds, were pres
i bride was married in an at
k.e$4ge GOWN OF turquoise charmeuse
NNat$ smart spring hat to match. Her
1l % ~ g coTsaEe bouquet Of
0MsGeorxe Castle OF Los Angeles.
GA3.s = sister Of the groom, was maid
OH honor,g and Emmett Ditton, the
Hbt11le's brother, was the groom's At
tett&&dapk.@4 46 4,
Hl6rssSHarry Burton presided At the
so34aHsS1nd plfyed an attractive pro-
i434mSoS nuptial mass, the adult choir
ss13gsandSMiss Rose Carroll and l.. f.
Bt&deur were the soloists:
i3NoaovtnE the service q wedding
Hha4ak1Ast was served in the home of
's1tsved at 1880 o'clock in the home
foGtMr. and Mrs. Martin. Assisting
VIM Mrs. john Vossler. An effective
ndabr scheme Of pink and white pre-
datninated in the dining room and
AafEttaes Eva Skinner and Valerie Sher-
aotak-eeryed. T,here4were covers for
twtSIf8.
=. Martin and his bride left this
III irtf tf1eefr honeymoon. They
81 ect to return to this city to reside.
IT. groom is associated with his
Is S1her In business in East Grand
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-25

r. |"f'aa. 4PTT-HF9' @HHtL+.. a.
friends about you and they viii want
to see you" y -:
But you didn't tell.ame who you
were,"', said Tinker a~nxtously. <
my name. Is Nj. Bat. They: caM me
Reddy saropnds.here because they say
look like the sunset. Iehaves thous
sandsseof cousinsaab0ut here salTde II
YOU will let me go I. Wilt tell them
about your being here" C Ga.::
Tinker Bob had heard many times
of Bats, but this is the first time he
had seen any of the tribe that looked
like this fellow. The Bats of the
North were all very different kind OF
creatures. 80
"AIl right said Tinker, II will let
you 60. But you must take me to the
King OF your Tribe"
He let the Mr.. Reddy Bat go and II
was only asmoment till he saw coming
toward him a cloud of bats and he
had to hide himself: 81
Tomorrow-When They Find the King
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-25

Mr., and Mrs. G. A. Prices, South
Third street, entertained At dinner last
night for the employees OF the =. Y.
Penney company Store. The dining
room was very attractively decorated
In orange and black, the table holding
yellow jonquils. There were places for
fifteen guests.
After the dinner Mr.. Prtess gave Z
short address. that was followed by
brief informal talks by NIL OF those
present. Grand tnoia was played during
the evening, honors Of the games go
ing to Miss Fern Tucker and A. COM
NOR. while Mlss Jeanette Jensen and
Ernest Zeiper were given consolation
favors.
An advertising guessing contsst
proved interesting. and in this, Miss
Agnes Norman. and Ernest Zeiper won
the first hon0rs. while Mics Jeanette
Jensen and Paul Benedixon got the
consolation fayors. Dancing and group
singing led by Henry Nelson and Ben
McNiven. and a service OF refresh
ments at midnight concluded the at
Guests wore Nj. and Mrs. Henry
Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Common.
Ernest Zeiper, Irwin Press. Paul
Benedixon. Ben McNiven, Wilmar
Hagen, Earl Adams, Misses. Fern
Tucker, Jeanette. Jensen, Birdie Nor
ley, Grace johnson, Mildred Kuntz,
Agnes Norman.