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FOUND-A dresser with real plate
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Mrs. j. x. Fahring and Mrs. Ed,
.Holtviile, are shopping in
FL Centre today.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-21

Ind, ktery byl d~edikovan pred
zertoval, nabyvaje az jistoty.
Mole vzdelani ie jednostran-
ne, Y seminafi nebylo ami Gasu
ami prilezitosti zabyvati Sc Ill
nymi obory v6deni. Teprve ny
nj venku dohanim zameSkane.
Stesti, re pan dekan ma tako-
YOU bohatou knihoynu ruznVch
v6deckych knih. JSou mymi
dennimi Spole6niky. Jakmile
doplatim duh panu d6kancvi,
koupim 81 trochu modernich
del, ktere mi chybi.'
ITO ie krasne predsevzeti,
potion vas budu obtezovati, a.
byste mi neco puicii. Takhle
opravdu nevim mic, lee iak Sc
vafi, %spravuje, uklizi."
Il to jc velmi cenn6 v6de-
"Svakrova dokoncc fika ume-
nj, povidala vesele. "Fvrdi,
re ie tax vzacne a tax velke,
jake ucencst studovanych pa
nu."
"Arci. k dobremu yederi do
macnosti je tfeba opraydove-
no umeni, kter6 vyzaduio sta
Ilcho pricin6ni q stale bystro-
|sti, protoze Sc nejedna pouZe G
mechanickou praci, ale j Q du-
cha domoya. Neisem slice take
prilis star a prllis zku5eny, ale
vim, re vSechno ono tajemn(
kouzlo kazd6 rodiny ma kofe.
ny Y jennie duchaplnosti do.
maci PAM. Ona muae ud6lat
domov rajem nebo peklem.
"Podivejme Sc ma velebnehC
pana, jak rozuml cinnosti zen,
zakyvala sibalsky hlaHou. r.
"kde iste Sc tomu ucil? Y Sc.
minafi YAM pfec mic takoVeht
nefikali, tam vas spiSe varoya
Ii, abyste 81 zenskych neysi
NAL
"Nu, ano," pfinoust6I rozp.
cite, "ale musite doznati, II
neni treba abych Sc vSemu uti
Y knih. Iivot Sc zakryti ned.
4 90 oti vidi, to duse postfehu
.je.'
"Vy ale nemate Sc divati,'
skadlila no. Mate choditi
ocima sklopenym2 a vyhybat
So takovym pohledum.'
proc me trapite?' postesll
Isl sesmutnele.
podlvala sc n9n prckVape
ne 4 smich zmizel q jejl iva
lie.
"Odpust'te mi, isem ne2ve
dena,' zadala hrdecne. 'Ne
myslila isem Sc vas nesetrn.
dotknouti, skadlila jsem vas
cht6ia jsem Sc yysm3ti ten
hloupym zasadam, ktere ;
.jmladym knezim 60 mysle vste
puJi. ia vim, re 5 tim souhta
site, mate jasn[ MAJOR 0 ziFo
* 2 10 ie YAM praVe Ike eli. =
,Slibuii, re az nikdy Sc vas Ia
nedotknu. N~ehnevate se?'
Vztahovala K nemu ruku
on radostn8 il plijav, stiskl p'
we a ma okamzik We sve podr
Eel.
"Neni mono, abych Sc NJ
vas ~hneval," pravil vroucne,-
"ani netusite, Jake stesti jst
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-21
Detska lista pravdu mluvi.

PAM radova pozadala kavo-
YOU ~spolecnost, a .jeji mala dee
ruska liz take posluhovala PIT
stole "Ty jiz take -pomahas?"
pochv8lovali il. mo, a az ode
idete, budu sauna pocitat stri-
brn5 lzitky, jsou-li vsechny.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-21

jsem mohla n6tlm vas zivot
rozsvetliti,' prayila hluboce
pohnuta. "Velice vas lituji,
Re jste oloupen 0 syobodu a re
Sc tax beznadejne do budouc-
nosti dlvate. Bud'te statecnei
ii, neoddavejte sc takove re-
signaci. Kazdy 81 vyboiuje
kousek vlastniho stesti a na.jde
81 koutek, kde by byl donna
"krasne jste to rekla a We
lice .jste me posilila. Neisem
.Hbabely a neskladam pred ca
sem zbran. Obavam Sc v5ak.
re i pr dobre vuli nenaidu ami
.toho stesti, ami toho mil6ho
koutku. NedoVcdu Sc rvati Sc
sVGtem a .jsem bohuzel sam.
Moi bratri nemaji pro mou du
81 pochopeni a mole sestra Vi
I'll pouze svG dit6. Sam a sam
.stoiim a vite sama, re V bouri
.neni iednomu veselo.'
Pousmala Sc bezdecn6 a
plikyvla hlavou.
"Ano, jednomu ie Y bouri
~neVeselo q ~neyeselo ie, ie-li Il
n6ho n6kdo, Ike komu neni du-
very q iehoz ruky nelze Sc u
chytiti. PamatujGte Sc, lax jiz
vcera isem Il vas hledala O
chranu? An isem nevGd6la,
re iste to w, ale niterny HAS
mi fekl, re sc vas nemusim
bait. Hledeite take takovou
ruku, "a kterou byste sc "a
chytil a ktera by yam dodala
odyahy, az mad vami zabou-
IL"
"Kde j najdu? Kdo mi i've,
il, re jake kazdy jiny tlovek
ia mann srdce 4 touhu 20 ide-
alech? Kdo Dude TAX obeta-
", ably Sc nebal celiti vsam
tenn nizl1ym dtokum?"
"Jste skarohlid a skarohlid-
styi neni peknou vlastnosti,'
karala no pratelsky. "Mysli-
te. re isou vedle vas sami sob
ci?"
"Nemyslim, ale doiista isou
iyelmi fidkd zievy, ably wall
ma seba tax tezky kriz Z pouhe
naklonnosti.'
"Nestoii mad naklonnosti
yrssi ieste a mocndisi cit, kite
IN Sc neleka zadne prekazky?
Ncznate ho?"
"Inam," rekl tise. Gale kde
kde byeh ten cit nasel? Je TO
l4ska q kdo by byl s~chopen me
- in6ze, miti 2 pima srdce
rad onou velikou q svatou la
5koQ, jez BY radostn6 5la j DO
ium ystric?"
"Nde byste il nalezl? He
dejte il. O t6 yam nikdo ne
pow, IL musite nalezti Wy sam,
vase srdce must patrati a ieho
ohen musi vzniti jiny chen.
l1terJ b. horel steinym plane
mem. Prava laska Sc nepta.
iakou kdo nosi uniformu. Pre-,
stahte sc d6siti, hledejte zivot
a zjFot vam wide vstIio."
"Pfpadam 81 vedle vas ia
10 zbabely slaboch,' rekl "a
hanben6.
fPokracovanf1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-21
JAN VLAD KA
ROMAN
Napsal Ondrej Leksa.


loyal ochot6. "Hned iak pan
pater pozehnani odbyde, pu-
slime Sc do Bazantnice. Ones,
madam, bourka nepr.jde, lesy
nekourily a to prichaziva nova
bourka az tTetiho dine. Jen
nam mic nechystejte. Sklenici
piva jiste mate a kousek chile.
ba S maslem. My to tuhle S
Jenikem caste vecerime a .jde
ram to k duhu. Neni bohudi-
Ky tax mlsny, jake bIval Lei
ner. pro nehoz vsecka drube2
padla a jeste vrcel, re Sc ma
spatn6."
"Starost o jidlo ponecham
nasim zenskym,' usmival Sc
Lat, "v tom ohledu jsem do.
ma velmi maly pan. Tesime Sc
tedv ma hezke odpoledne, -
vSak pan dekan davno uz i
mas nebyl."
"Prosim vas, nemohl .isem
dfiv. Kaplan "a me mic ne.
|udelal a brousil svymi vlastni-
mi cestami. To az ted 81 na
me Pan Buh vzpomnel, re m.
postal tuhle toho dobraka, pr
nemz lenoSim. VyTid'te dom5
pekn6 pozdraveni a re je phi
ideme pokouSet.'
A Ii obeda projevoval de
kan upfimne ~poteSeni. &c 81
Janem vyidou. Znovu 0 rodi
ne Liatove hovoril a bylo znat
&c ie ma upTimne rad. Sotv;
bylo 20 %pozehnani, w vySli
Jan zakryval nerVosnl roze
chv6nl a byl by rad rychlej
pokrocil, ale upamatoVal 81
vzdy ma pana d6kana, ienz Sc
l~ponekud zvolna a cestou 81
zastavuje, hovornG vyklada
sve nahledy o urode IA jedno
ltlivfch dilcich poll, kol Mich;
kraceli q pfipojoval poznamk,
0 majitelich tech pozemku.-
NSechno znal, celia farnost by
la jake .ieho rodina a pama
toval 1--WE nejmensi podrobno
sti. jez sc zdc ia dlouholet,
jeho pobyt udaly.
Kdyz prichazeli k lesu, 10
weekly pes jim V dstrety pribeh
a vrte p6rem, lichotil Sc k MIN
4 ma kraji lesa uka2al Sc les
NJ re svym tchanem a neJstarS
dceruskou.
Pozdravili Sc srdecne a sta
II PAM Sc rozpovidali, sd6luji
&c 81 horliVe, co Sc "a VSechn'
d0bu Cd posledniho setkan
mezi mimi udalo. Lesni / ia.
vetSinou mlceli a zabyvall S
hlavne malou Slavinkou, jez p
sve matce sd6dila nejen jm6n
ale i trochu snedou plet' a ].
skrne Gerne oci. Spfatelila 5
s Janem, jenz il "a rucick
vedl a odpovidal ma zvedaV
jeji otazky.
V myslivne byla uchystan
bohata svacina. PAM lesn
prijemna bruneta, nemela NJ
darmo povest vyborne hospC
dync a pratelsky stiskla ruk
Janovu. Ia nj Eva Sc pribl
Fila. Panu dekanovi chtela II
ku polibit, ale medal 81. Pod.
. eel 81 jeji ruku We sve a patti
ma zapyfeny jeji oblicej, dr.
hou rukou il pc tvari poh!adl
"Nikomu ma svete ruky mel
bel, lee sym rodicum," pow
dial otcoysky, teple. Ami KIN
ri ne, lee by t6 chvile drzel
prstoch Krista. Neisme syn
We a dcery otrokyne, ale sv
bodnG a nesmime Sc uclt zab
! lei i sobe lidskou hrdost. Ia.
! draha dcerusko. A brzy
| vdei, isl krev a mleko a tax
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-21

tro, pral 81, ably mohl vyjiti a
venku 5 Evou pohovoriti, &C ne
vedel, co by il povidal.
kdyz vsak sc prilezitost ma
skytla, myslenky samy Sc do
stavovaly. Pan d6kan, jake
dobry hospodar, sci Sc pc sva-
cine podivati ma hospodarstvi
lesnikovo. Nsichni vyhrnuli Sc
ven a mezi tim, co dekan s o.
bema domacimi pany sci k no.
s~podaTskym budovam. zastavil
Sc u Evy. P%ripadala mu dnes
nekoneCne roZkoSnGiSi nez wee
ra, ale zaroven Sc V mem pro-
bouzel ostych. Ones to nebylo
devce 2 lesa, vesele a proste
odene, ale slecna 2 dobre ro-
diny a on dobfe citil. re pou-
hym kaplankem, ktery nema
AMI prava, ami duvodu pozado-
vati, ably mu venovala nejakou
vIelejSi pozornost.
Snad to vycetla 2 jeho po-
hledu, protoze oziven6 mu ma
vrhla, ably Sc sci podivat do
zahrady, kde, iak 5 pychou
podotkla, ona panuje.
mel byste mi prijlti nekdy
pomoci," zertovala, kraceJic
mu 20 boku, "mivam hodne
prace SC zalevanim a plenim.'
Rad bych priSel, ale neni
vylouceno, re byste Sc "a tako-
veho pomocnika podekovala.
Neumim dosud mic"
"Tomu byste Sc nautil. w
mluvy byvaji zast6rkou, ably
ste nemusil sc namahati.'
"Ujist'uji vas, re neni tomu
talk" ohrazoval Sc horlive.-
"Kdybych mohl, treba denne
bych zde byl.'
"A mic byste 81 z mych w
tex nedtlal?" pokousela no
laskovne.
"Naopak, elm vice hyste hui
bovala, tim piln6jSi bych byl.'
Zasmala Sc rozpustile q yse-
lcka .jeji radostna nalada zaJl-
skrila Sc V jeiim pohledn.
"Jen kdyz vim, jak rad pc
slouchate," volaia rozjafene
TO vas hodne potrapim. Alc
neboite Sc, "ujistovala hC
hned c~hlacholiVe, "nejsem TAX
fla, iak Sc delam, to ia Jen tax
vas zkouSim. ia vim, re sem
nemuzete choditi, ale nekdy
byste prece mohl sem zajiti
Je zde smutno q YAM snad by
take bylo veseleji."
"Prijdu, slecno, rad, ale pre-
minte, zeptam-li Sc vas. neby-
lo-li by to PAM iesni nebo va
semu panu hratru nep1ilemno
Kazdemu neni kazdy mily a y
eli domacnost bych nerad ~.
Sive zasahoval.'
"Zbytetne Sc obavate,' cd.
ipovidala ku podivu vazne. -
"Mui bratr me ma upflmnt
rad a dobfe VI, re 81 zcela roz
vazim, co tinim. A sVakroy;
lie dobra duse, name Sc radA
..iako dive sestry, Ostatne .lsen
plnoleta, hned loni dial me mu
porucnik "a plnoletou prohla
siti a IA nixon tedy nezavl
sim. Vidite pfece, re jste by
rodinou meho bratra srdeGn'
-iuvitan, a bud'te ujist4n, re IN
ia, ami oni nedovedou Sc pre-
tvareti. Nemela by to AMI SIN,
: stu. Kdo by nam byl neprije
-'mny, toho bychom proste ne
zyali. Jste VI spokoien?'
"Zajiste, slecno, prosim by
ste mi p%rominula. Mcdowell
: Sc iest6 We spolecnosti pohybo
vati a mole chudoba nautil'
me dvojnasob byti nesmelym.
"Jaka chudoba? Zadny ne
i isme bohacem. Mezi slusnym
lidmi prece nerozhoduje- M
Ii nekdo 0 nejakou tisicovk'
vice a tisicovky jsou spatnyn
dukazem intelligence nebo "a
: cluh Tech EnekOlik zlatych
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-21

aneb koupit n6jalfy maJetek,
obrat'te Sc ma zkuSeneho sta
vitele. Mattel lot, my YAM M
mem postavimc, chcete-li kou-
pit, my Yam prodame, praVt
name d~ohotoveny 6-tirodinny
DUN a jeden pro dive rodiny.
Vas LOT aneb druhy morglc We
zmem jake prvni splatku, ostat
nj IA 6 proc. V kazdGm pfipa-
de VAN prodame poctive.
p. NEUZIL a SYN
OTIS Denison Ave.
Tel. Heml. 4z19.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-12
Doctors Stand Amazed at Power
Of BOn-Opto 10 Make Weak Eyes
strengthening 10 DR.. Lewis
Guarantee to Strengthen Eyesght 500
in One Weeks Time in Many Instances

eyes 80 as TO be spared the troubie
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Eye troubles OF many Descriptions
may be wonderfully benefited by the
use VI this prescription. 90 10 any
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Optic tabIetSn a fourth q . glass Of
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times daily. You should notice your
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the start and Inflammation and red
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your duty TO take steps To save them
now. before ~ IL too late Many
hop>lessiy blind might have saved
their sight " they had cared for
their eyes In time.
NOTE Another prominent physician
20 ~hsw the above srticis was submitted
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os.r~erk or ulsfit glasses. can highly
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-12

20 promiscuous kissing. hut that
girl today Is a happy mother Of two
children and one Of the most delight
ful ho4,rsses and respected woman
IN the community In which sho lives,
pcrhap. tho very faulty conception
Of life witch she had a. q Eifi has
made her 10.
In regard 10 the man; Fourteen
months he enjoyed n friendly rcla-
tionahip with a rirl who vas In real
~ trying herself out" AZ his ideal
just as ono might try out 60 act IN
the movies What an unusual oppor-
tunlty she had 10 make coed Ny
husband attended me for three years
before he invited me 20 share his
home. and never kissed mr. nor at.
tempted TO. until tina; day. II was
portion OF my life like sunshine 10
laurel bloom. like the silver lining 10
cloud: something worth while TO
remember.
Tn. man who q. slow In making
the greatest decision In III. nfe will
BE- SLOW TO dew~cra,~ that love.
ONE MARRIED 30 YEARS
Dear Miss Grey: The habit Of
~promiscuous Missing among our
younger generation 10 certainly a
problem. l am the father % three
boys and n Eiri. and willis I IKE to
have them sntoy themselves and en-
tsrtaIn their friends IN our home. ]
sometimes get in bad when I pro-
/ ties, against those so-called kissing
Eamez
b.iisve IN. greater blame Il In
Ourselves: the parents. We do not
t~rfn soon enough 20 teach our chill
dren the fundamental laws Of life.
II every father would teach his boys
60 te ~ clean as the boys expect the
xfri whom they marry 10 b. a a.
vorc- would b. an .rcsption-
From my own experience and from
observation. l think the boys arc
more 70 blame than tire girls I'm
less n Girl Ia a good fellow she IL
very apt 10 find herself q wall
flower; hut when II dawns on a
young fellow that he would like %
Eet married. this sanr little WALL
NAfF|FA - Aftt 49, ~ So stAFAt
-Joyrfd." With tho Efri In silk. but
they marry tho Eiri in -hiuc serge.
selfish--is right hut what II more
selfish than a man.
Not long since ! read definition
OF kiss. a kiez II either a nacri.
lsrr or a sacrament what a beau
tifui expreszionl Think IL over. girls
and boya You are in the joyous
springtine Of your lives We want
you TO be happy. and We want you
10 benefit by the experience that has
cost ns anguish and tears. WHEN
you think OF dad" aa an old crab
remember he wishes You 10 have less
20 regret than he has had.
As for Hal: buck up. old man
III gamble that II you marry your
dream girl" you will find her 100
per cent Hut listen. brother. nev~'
let her suffer for anything In the lins
OF OSCILLATION. Get me7
Sincerely. DAD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-12
FILLED and Use ut Home


PhiiadelphiA pa---Nictims OF eye
strain and other eye ~cakuesses and
those vi ro wear glasses. viii be glad
10 know that. according TO DIR. Lewis.
there " real hope and help for them
May whose eyes were falling say
they have had their eyes restored BY
this remarkable prescription. and
many who once wore glasses say
they have thrown them away. one
most blind. Could not see tn read at
all Now I can read erything With
out my glasses. and my eyes do not
hurt any more. Al night they would
pain dreaafuily. Now they feel fine
ALL the time. 10 was like n miracle
to me A lady who used IL says;
THE atmosphere seemed hazy with
this prescriptiOn for Is days. every
thing seems clear. | can read even
fine print without glasses Another
who used IL says: y was bothered
with eye strain. caused by over
worked. tired eyes. which induced
fierce headaches. have worn
glasses for several years. both for
distance and work, and without them
i could not read my own name on an
envelope or the typewriting on the
machine before me. l can do both
now. and have discarded my long
distance glasses altogether. 7 can
count the flutterinR leaves on the
trees across the street now. which
for several years have looked like a
dim green blur TO mo. ! cannot ex-
press my JOY at what u has done for
me-"
II Is believed that thousands who
wear glasses can now discard them
IN y reasonable time. and rnuitItudes
more VIII be able IN strengthen their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-12
Cynthia Grey 3
Should Make Brave Effort TO Understand Heart OF
Youth Before We Condemn 10, Says Mother-BoyS
Most TO Blame for Girls Who Advocate Prom'scn
oaS Kiss
BY CYNTHIA GREY

MaRy are the aaseers 10 HAL tho young tcho tcroe
asking II he should his engagement 10 his ideal girl be-
he recently learned that she advocate Of pet
:iRg parties aud the promtscHous KISS.
Is "Hd DIT marToc-rninded because Of his oidashioned
training! Is he faolorant Of perfectly natural opdbe
gri! Or is the girl absolutely 10 blame! What IS your
opinion? Some OF the answers follotc
Dear Miss Grey: Just word about promiscuous kissing
and the heart of youth When who studied for 90
so or even more years the problems of life and still
ignorant wonder at times how get away with
life at ALL we ought be very lencnt with youth Very
sure before condemn kind in hearts toward
those who have not travelled far on ife's road
knowledge is acquired only thru seactvty The great
business teachers pupils thinking Perhaps this
girl" did know that her silly chatter of any i'm
uortance Youth does not consider of much value Many
Of our girls who have been pampered do not up
mentally before they get from home have home and
.tt l,anof thar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-12

MISS Grey viii receive callers
In her office Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday from 10 .. m. and
on Tuesday and Thursday from
II a. m 60 u m. each week. Please
do not come az other times az Il
seriously tnterfcres with her
writing.
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Children Of their own.

Parents arc often 30 severe that
they do not enjoy the confidence Of
their Children. many of whom so on,
into the world az u they had been
trained like '-ropsy" ! baked a cake
for giri ON her eighteenth birthday
who admitted Il was her FIRST real
birthday cake with candles on u.
She was an only child and allowed
10 do very much a. she pleased. ]
arm sure ahe would no, have hesitated
to say silly things nor eVn 10 submit
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FUNERAL SERVICES OR Mr.

Martha A. Frazier. -. who died
"Wednesday az the home Of her son.
Edward Everett Frazier. soss 10th
ave. ". will he held Friday az q
p. m. az the Home Undertaking
Co. BY Rev. w II. Bliss. Mrs.
Frazier. who was born In Rochester.
y, r.. had been resident OF Seat.
tie since 1901.
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For something tasty. serve Boldt'H
French Pastry. "---Advsrtiscment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-19

schrader; Phi Mu-Clarissa Par
sons, Lillian Patton, Nell Hess
Margot Gusdorf, Ruth Heflln, Vel
ma Smith. Olive Harden, Newell
Dixon, Bertha Lee Payne, Mildred
Marcella Matson, Geraldine Tully
Dorothy Wagner; Alpha Delta Pi--
Irene Wickland. Hazel Morris
Mary Wood, Maude Riordan, Es-
Their Morgan, Ruth Morgan, Ger
trude Nelson, Louise barrow
F'rieda Mitchell, Margaret Easter
day, Isabel Porter, Mary POpejoy
Helen Scruggs; ri Beta Pi--Octa-
via Johnson, Messrs, Dean Waite,
Walter Ward. Maxwell Ferguson
George White, Robert Albers, Fred
Wagner, Roy Johnson, Roy Hick-
man, Pat Push, w. Mccarthy.
Fredwyn Valentine, G. Sullivant,
George owen, Frank Neher, Geo.
Bryan, Dale Snyder, Dudley Sny-
der, Ogle Jones, Howard Branen-
bury, John Wilkinson, John Whit
ney, Frank Reayes. Bruce Grimes.
Bill Hale, Marshall Wilson, Nor
mah Mayme, Abe Stowell John
Pope Hays, Stuart Macarthur,
Charles Culpepper, Ralph Payton,
Tom Popejoy, Vernon Whitley, Cliff
ford Bernhard, Lawrence Levitt,
Walter Bowman, Morley Franklin
Cassidy, Willis Morgan, Jack Jelfs,
Edward Morgan, Louis Hesselden,
Tom Hughes, Bill Clark, Emery
Caldwell willard Storofer, Merlin
Lewis, Edward Leighton, Hugh
Graham, Walter Berger and John
Fernstrom.
DR.. and Mrs. ], D. Clark, DR..
and Mrs. L. B. Hessler, and Mr..
and Mrs. lockwood were the
chaperones.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-19
TREBLE CLEF Club HAS
TEA AND MUSICALE

The first party to be given by
the Treble Clef club, a musical or
ganization composed of twelve
members, was a muslcale-tea yes
terday which opened the series OF
similar entertainments which the
club plans to give during the
spring.
The party was in st. PatrIck's
style, with appropriate decora-
tons. The tea yesterday was al
the home of Mrs. Charles Care v
10S South Columbia avenue. The
program follows:
/. Come Back to Erin" piano
duet by Mrs. Robert Ellis and Mrs
Charles Carey.
2. ta) kathleen Mavourneen
and OBJ loft in the Silly Night"
rendered by the members OF the
club.
3. A paper on the Irish, by Mrs
Ruben lockwood.
4. Irish Lullaby" vocal duet
by Mrs Ellis and Miss Charlotte
Lembke.
8. (a) Irish Love Song" and OBJ
"shoozy -Shoo," sung by the club
@. Selections from Hills OF
Green" poems. by Kora Henry
Meachem.
Z. THE Harp that Once
Through Tara's Hail. sung by the
club.
Mrs. ID. w. E'aw is the accom-
PIANIST Of the club.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-19
"A NIGHT IN DREAMLAND"
pTTgaCyrG ATrnIFNCE


"A Night in Dreamland," spent
last week by many Albuquerque
people. was filled with only the
pleasant dreams. As n result most
OF those who experienced the SEN
qations delivered by Director Well
ington and his cast came away
from the Crystal very well pleased
The cast made every effort to
produce a good show with attrac-
tive music. If the music was a
little well known to most OF us
what difference? We heard no
one say to her escort, after the first
act, "If that's your idea Of a Won
derful time, take me home" On
the contrary, the applause which
came from the audience was
enough to crafty the cast without
the help Of clapping from the stage
or wings. The prima donna of
the production was little Miss
Adrienne Nais in the role of Cupid.
She winked at the audience and
they were caught by her wiles.
Later in the show she came out
and reCited, with a magnificent
broad "a" in her accent, the verse
about Albuquerque and roses.
Again, she was the central figure
Of the final tabIeau of American
beauties
The production ranks we'll
among the best of familiar pro-
ductions which have flooded the
local stage this season.