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Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-25

Fred tGus) Williams OF Readfcld.
VINO was a pitcher last season or the
augusta Millionaire" baseball nine,
was caller Wednesday on friends
" this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-25

There Will be n piano roc, rivcn
me pupils OF Carrie NJ. Bradford.
.I 'he Penney Memorial church on
.'uay evening. The program will
Ngin at 1:15.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-25

a regular meeting of Augusta
i"dge No 364. B. y. o. Elks. will be
heid This Thursday evening at 8 o.
COCK. Mem, RS are re ,cstcd to be
Present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-25

There viii be a meeting Of the Sons
OF Veterans Auxiliary Friday after
noon at ? 80 at G. A. r. hall. A good
attendance Is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-25
RELIEF

When you have . headache take An
burts Headache powders, . great 70
lief. 1928 ct6. ct your druggists.
dec1. th-mon,tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-25
Petitions ii Bankruptcy

The foil wing voluntary petitions
II, bln- 'ptcy have been filed with
the clerk Of the United Slater Dis
t,ict court at Po~IanL an --'~-red
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-25

Mr and Mrs. Ralph NJ. Sanborn will
return today from Lisbon. where they
Naa been making n few days visit
with relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-25

More OF those handy pads. 4 for
Zoe at kennebec Journal Print Shop.
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-25

The Helping Hand Sewing Club will
meet this afternoon with Mrs. S. G.
Sylvester, % East Chestnut street,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-25
AUGUSTA LOCALS

l. T. Brown of Portland was a busi-
ness caller Wednesday In this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-25
Funeral Of Alonzo L. Grotton

Funeral Of Alonzo L. Grotton
This community was saddened Sat-
urday by the sudden death of Alonzo
L. Grotton. Although he had been in
feeble health for years, yet the end
came very suddenly Unexpectedly.
His age was SO. He leaves an aged
sister, Mrs. Mary Jane Glidden, at
North Whitefield, his wife, and sew
eral nieces and nephews. besides a
host of friends, to mourn for him.
He has lived in this vicinity for the
past SO years and is nearly the last
.of the old stock on the "Ridge." Fu-
neral services were held at his late
home Tuesday. Missionary w. E.
Overlook officiating. Interment was
in the MARI cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Hartmann of
Connecticut are v:citing his brother,
Harry Kakrmann Of this place.
Mrs. Mary Curtis of Augusta and
her sister, Mrs. Rose Smalley, were
here Tuesday to attend the funeral of
their uncle. Alonzo Grotton.
Mrs. Sanford Jones has gone to Au-
gusta for a visit with relatives and
friends for few days.
George GGrotton of Howard, r. l.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendal Turner Of Paler-
mo Center, George Grotton Of Somer-
vile, and Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Tur-
ner of Jefferson were here Tuesday
to attend the funeral of their uncle,
Alonzo Grotton.
Charles Lombard Of South Portland
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Wellman at their new home at Razor
vile.
NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. B. X. Ware
and son. Willard and Mrs Sarah Shat
tuck from the village, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Cunningham
last Sunda..
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w. Lenfest made a
business trip to Waterville last Mon
day.
w. A. Palmer and Miss Cora Back
haur of Augusta, called on Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Cunningham Sunday eve
ming.
We are sorry to note that so many
automobilists pay no attention to the
law governing lights. They drive
along the roads at night with no lights
whatever.
Mr.. Fish, the real estate agent from
Rockland. was here last week, and it
Is understood, listed for sale nearly
all the farms in this part Of the town.
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ns doorkocpors. II Is seldom that 80
representative an audience Of many
groups OF people Is assembled to wit
ness motion picture US will DO
gathered mt tho Strand Thoater Sat
urday. Miss Montagus's address,
after tho picture Is shown, Is ono
OF tho !ntorestin. features OF the
program.
Bont Club Chrintmn- Dance.
Tho second OF tho series OF In
formal subscription DANCES given by
tho Virginia Boat Club will 10 held
Friday. December 20. NJ tho Tray
Boy Studio from . to 10 o'clock This
VIII be tho annual Christmas dance
which hns always becn very popu-
lnr and largely attended by out-of-
town guests who Will be in Richmond
for tho holidays.
KnlK vidson wedding.
Tho announcement has been made
OF the marriage OF Miss Lucy viz
gin'a Davidson to william Irwin
Knight. Of the Medical College Of
virginia. Tho wedding took place
"Wednesday. November %. Mt "IIlck-
Org Hall" near Nuckols. in Buck :
tho two families, ut 1890 O'Clock.
The bridal party stood before the
altar. which was lighted with can
dies. Tho ceremony was performed
by Rev. w. T. Henderson. the brides
pastor Mrs. Baker Clark played, II
Love You Truly" softly during the
ceremony. The bride wore navy
blue suit OF Po!ret Twill. with ha,
TO match. and corsage bouquet OF
Bride roses. swasonia and sweet peas.
The groom's brother. Roy knight. o,
SUFFOLK. was best man. and the only
attendant
Guests from distance were: Mrs.
j. II. knight. OF Franklin. mother of
ihr groom; Mr.. and Airs. ROY knight.
OF Suffolk: James Knight. OF the TINT
verslty Of Richmond Law school; DR..
and Mrs. T.. y. Davidson. OF Camden.
y. j.: Miss Berta Loving. Of Peters
burg Mrs. Baker CLARK. Of Cold lin.
and Professor and Mrs. r J.. Bur
russ. OF ArvonIa.
Crnvcn-Kni9ht.
The marriage OF Miss l.ucie Flythe
knight. Of Jackson. y e.. daughter
OF -. f. Knight. OF Rich Square. y.
&. 10 MGrry Baxter Craven. Of Wei
aon, y. G. took plac" at 1890 O'Clock
Iues'ay morning ut the home OF her
aunt. Mrs AGREE Flythc. Of Jackson.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. H. + Robinson. OF the First
Methodist Church. The wedding
march was played by Miss Ca,harine
Lister.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Craven left FOR we'd
dinS trip through the Southern
states. aud a, the conclusion they
will make their home In Weldon. Mt
the Terminal Ho,.l.
The out-of-town guests were. Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Andrews. Mrs Mos
leg. Messrs. Boone Grant. Bob AL
len and Mac Pitt.
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Bald Garage on boulevard.

Plans and specifications accompany
m application by Davis Brothers for
q nsrm!t to build brick garage -
~ 1876 feet. ut e0I and eO9 North
oulerard. nicd with the Building
Inspector yesterday. The building
vii DO ornate and Will accommodate
large number OF cars. The struc-
tire Is to cost about $4,000. An APP
rication b. j. W. Hall for permit TO
huld brick garage at 30OS and
fjlO West Cary Street Is under con-
t.deration by Inspector Harrison. f.
III. Jarman and J. NJ. Hill apply for
& permit to build three story brick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15

Save cost of electricity, save bother
OF handling attachments by using the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15

wife knows, is the most durable, the easiest
to keep clean, and is absolutely rust.proof.
Everybody knows the delicious Karo,
Lassies and Mary Jane Syrups. Most house.
wives are now buying them by the dozen
or half dozen cans. These are the most
popular Syrups in America-especiallyo on
sliced bread for children and as a spread
on pancakes for the entire family.
Buy Karo, Lassies and Mary Jane Syrups
from your grocer now. Send in the labels
at once SO there will be no delay in YOUR
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IN AND OUT OF Town.

MISS Cary Anderson will arrive In
richmond Wednesday. December 20.
FOR the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Withers Miller VIII have as
her guests for tho winter months
her mother. Mrs. Joseph Palmer. and
her sister. Mrs Robert l'crram Bu-
ford. OF "Woodlawn." Brunswick
County.
Misses Lydia Purcell and Bessie
HoSe. Of Sweet Br!ar College. will
return To Richmond for The holidays
on December 90.
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OF Interest TO Women

the city. and contributions from the
Kings Daughters. In view OF the
excellent work which this institu-
ton Is doing the board asks that at
the Christmas season its friends VIII
remember the hospital with gifts.
AT n meeting OF the College Club
yesterday afternoon Mr. A. w.
lioniey made talk on Community
Art. he defined art as the shadow
o, things eternal" He also en-
phasized the Importance OF bring
ing community music TO all classes
OF people. The Wes;hampton GIce
club. trained BY Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ker. sang several selections.
The Christmas work OF the Amcri-
can Legion Auxiliary is progressing
RAPIDLY and promises to ne the most
extensive which tn. auxiliary has
conducted 20 the present limo A,
recent meeting of tho committee.
appointed by the president. Mrs. T..
-. Hotehk!ss. It was reported that
plans have been made for sending
boxes I" all the homes of ex-seryice
men, and also TO the mon In the in
stituttons throughout the state and
mat some of the boxes have already
been sent. The work is going for
ward with great success.
Stonewnll Jackson Chapter. l.. u.
G.. Is making extensive plans for the
entertainment which IL Is usual for
the chapter to give the old soldiers
AT the Soldiers Home at this time. of
the year. In View of the fact. how
ever. that several entertainments AL
ready have been planned for the old
men for Christmas week. this chan
or is delaying its entertainment until
hnuary 81. Stoncwall Jackson's birth
day. On this date they Will give a
musical and entertainment at the Sol
diers' Home. Mrs. Leo Conrad is gen
erhl chairman Of the occasion Mrs
w. w. Harrow is chairman Of tho
cakes; Mrs. r. y. Tallcy. chairman
or punch: Mrs. Gatcwood, chairman
Of music. The following ladies' will
serve on the various committees:
Mesdames +. +. Pcarman, w. Greed
Davis. i. a. Ruffin, w. b. Catett.
Thomas 5. Vim. w NJ Glazbrook.
| harlcS Seldom. J. II. iillsman, w. r.
Allen. S. Il. Adkins. Carter Budwer.
r. w. wilson, Laurence Cam. 4. r.
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Turn Out Engine a Day.

STABILITY of Industrial plants in
IIchmond IL evidenced by tho con-
l huea upward production OF the
American Locomotive works Thar,
ne now $500 skilled and unskilled
workmsn employed. and tho plant
j. rapidly gettinE back to n pre-war
btsts OF operation. Several Of tho
largest OF i07 locomotives for which
t'e American Locomotive Company
has received contracts, will oe rebuilt
at the local plant and II IS estimated
I lat an average OF ono engine "a be-
lag turned out a day
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City Auto Tux Rcndy,

CRY Collector Luther T.. Cheatwood
ennounced yesterday that c!tv auto.
mobile licenses and tags are now
rtady. He also calls attention 10 the
fIct that all city taxes are due and
payable this month without penalty
or added interest. II tax bills mr..
nor paid by January /. penalty IL
added which will DO Increased IL IN.
oiiis are not paid IN January. The
CO..! hector states that his office viii re
i'aih open until o'clock. except Sat
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| Crawford. George Christian, II. ].
lrgniI-. hurry Massey. Chprloa o.
sav!llc. w w. Pnurmnn, Matte
Chomson nnd ID. Il. Ecegar. Tho
chapter will also glvo II sum OF ~
to Confederate widow M n Chris;-
mas present
AZ tho next meeting OF the chan.
ter. which will DO held tho third
Tuesday I'm January. tho, annual cleo
tion OF officers Will tuke place The
nominating committee which has
been appointed IL: Mrs. II. a. Runin.
chairman; Mrs. &. O. Savillc. Mrs.
Robert bryant. Mrs. w. NJ. Olazebrook
and Mrs. William Word.
inc Literary Round Table OF the
"in'er fark Womcn's club. which wa
scheduled TO be held this afternoon.
mas been postponed on account OF
tae Christmas holidays.
The Silver Cross Circle OF Kings
Daughters VIII meet this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock with Mrs. L. Hartman,
l!' East Franklin Street.
The German Ladies' Aid Associa.
'"n Yesterday received donations for
the Christmas basket fund. and Will
also receive them today. The asso-
ciation asks for generous support I'm
us annua! appeal Contributions
may be gent 20 Mrs. George DIETRICH.
2"ii West Grace street: Mrs. Herman
eraser. loi North Boulevard. and Mrs.
Marie Kidd, 1905 Second Avenue.
Highland Park.
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Al a meeting OF tho Service Legion.
held yesterday morning In room Gao.
the Jefferson Hotel. plans were
made for II trip to Washington on
Woodrow Wilson's birthday. which
!s December rs. Mrs. @. L. w. Kern
vii! head this delegation. which
will visit the President The
Christmas work OF the legion also
was discussed and planned for. Christ
mas boxes. packed with presents and
goodies. Will he sent TO the ex-
service men in the Blue Ridge Sani-
tarium at Charlottesville. Mrs. w.
-. Newell is in charge OF these
boxes. Mrs. 6. r. w. Kern is in
charge OF tho boxes, which will be
packed for the mon in the Naval Hos
pital at Portsmouth. Mrs. Caber
Smith. OF Martlnsvillc. state organizer
Of the Service Legion. is In charge
% the boxes which VIII be sent the
Virginia cX-scrvice men In the Wal
ter Reed Hospital In Washington
Mrs. Archer Richa rGson. In charge OF
the boxes for the men In the SAM
tarium at Prescott. Arizona. report
ed that these boxes had already
been shipped Mrs. II. J.. lorraine
is In charge OF the local relief work
Tho legion received at this time two
new members, Mrs. Norman V. Ran
dolph. and Mrs Cabell Smith. A
further donation was also made TO
the Woodrow Wilson Foundation
plan.
At Meeting Of tho general board
Of the Shcitcring Arms Hospital.
held yesterday morning at the hos
pital, plans were made for tho an
uual meeting. which will take pia,n
In January, and at which the elcctTo II,
OF officers Will be held. The main
business OF tn" meeting was dis
cussion o: waySeand means. SO far
as tho board knows, the Sheltering
Arms is tho only charitable institu-
ton. which has never had drive or
tag day. or the $4,000 left the hos
pithl ia the last eighteen months.
the hospital will probably receive
only about $4,000. az the whole sum
+ involved In litigation 1t costs
just about $4,000 a year TO run the
hospital, and the only sum the board
can depend on is $4,000 annually.
rms comes from the interest on the
endowment. an appropriation from
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pleaded guilty In Tho District OF CO.
iumbin Supreme Court yesterday to
charges OF theft md concoalmcnt OF
ti5.o00 In I.iborty bonds. THOR
cases wcro referred by tho court 10
probation officer for investigation.
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apartment house ut 1000 Monumen,
venue TO cost't50.0Oo. a permit wap
sued To H. Frick. Jr.. 10 repair
frame store and dwelling at 1901
Ncs; Cary street. TO cost $500.
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Two Enter I'Icn

NV" Enter Pleas OF Guilty.
w NSiiiNGION, Dec. lI.-Charles a
,ieE'hicr. former employe OF the
teaSufy department. and Urccl w.
Ainslc! Of Charlottesville. Va.
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urcay. 40 that there need DO no wait.
ing ana crowdinS during tho last
days OF tho month
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-12-20
Looking Blackboard In State
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
December 90. 1900.

December 20, 1909.
The Topeka boys who are students at
st. Johns Military school at saiina enter
tanned at a very brilliant and successful re-
night in honor of the i Rev. Robert II Nike,
OF Atehison who Is the rector OF the scnooi
bIshOp phe Of Kansas The military dRecoFa
/ tons of the hall, combined with the st.
Johns colors, orange and black, made an
parties of the Season. The receiving line
included Cadet Captain Sheldon H Went
worth, Cadet Sergeant Frazier Cole. Cadet
Corporal Paul G. Nudge. Cadet VIII Hague.
Cadet Clarence Wentworth. Cadet Walter
ward Tyler and Cadet Karl Henderson, the
Rev. Robert H. Mize, Mr.. and Mrs. +. II.
Crosby, Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Williams, Mrs
Barbour Walker, of the College of the Sis
tiers of Bethany, Miss Belle Dunn of Hia-
watha. Cadet Lieutenant E. Fay Smith Of
Hiawatha, and Miss Caroline Mize of Atchi-
son. Others in attendance were: The Dean
and Mrs James Kaye, Mr. and Mrs A y.
and Mrs. H U. Nudge. Mr.. and Mrs. A
J. Ewart, Mr.. and Mrs NJ D. Henderson,
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Campbell Mr.. and
Gilchrist, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Stanton. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Blood Smith. Mrs. Mary
Miss Lulu Ewart, Miss Helen Otis. Miss
Quinton; Miss Fay oqInton. Miss BE Bern mic
Smith, Miss Isabel Smith, Miss Meade,
Miss Elizabeth Meade. Miss Virginia Meade,
Miss Ethel Morton, Miss Ethel Davis, Miss
Ella Davis. Miss Gala Witt Of Denver,
Miss Frances Coffin and Miss Alice Coffin
OF Emporia Miss Pauline Peake, Miss
Adele Small, Miss Venice Whitney, Miss
Henderson. Miss Geneve Henderson, Miss
Edna Prescott, Miss Bessie Felt, Miss
Charlotte Butterfly. Miss Mabel Roser, Miss
Laura Sheahan, Miss Lulu Sands, Miss
Emma Sands Miss Maude Hague, Miss
Mamie yeale. Cadet E. T. Comegys. of Fort
Meade, South Dakota, Cadet Lieutenant F.
/. Walker of Pittsburg. Cadet Arthur $.
Pond of Kansas City Cadet Wetzell, Cadet
Ed Nelson of IronwoOd, Mich, Mr.. George
Snyder Mr.. Wallace Thompson. Mr.. Harley
Reisman, Mr.. John Freshman, Mr.. Sam
Fleishman, Mr.. Howard Patten, Mr.. C. +.
Tyler, Mr.. Dana Davis, Mr.. Frank Gaha-
gan, Mr.. Clifford Priddy, Mr.. Bernard
Crosby. Mr.. Ray Liddane, Mr.. Bert Cook,
Mr. Charles Barnes. Mr.. VIII Cartilage,
Otis Ba1top MINER! Nh Earl r Ewart Mr Nate
Thompson and Mr.. Ohio Jett.
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Mr.. and Mrs, John f. DuMars will
have family Christmas tree party
sunday evening to which they have in
Vited the following friends:
Mrs George F. Penfield
Mr. and Mrs Luther Burns
Mr.. and Mrs Earle C Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Clifton
= = y
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Hobart will
entertain with a family dinner party
Christmas day at their home on Tyle-
street There will be places for:
Mr. and Mrs T. z. Keith
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keith
DR. Wilson Hobart
Mr.. Charles Hobart. Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. Hobart
y y y
Christmas dinner guests at the II.
W. Seery home will be Mr. and Mrs
XenOphen Smith. of Omaha, Neb.. Mr.
and Mrs Fred Beerbohm, Mrs Rose
Wright. Emporia; Mrs. W. Brown,
Valencia; Mr. c P. Baker. Valencia;
Mr.. H. p Baker, Valencia; Mr. Law
renee Seery and Master Harry Beer
bohm-
Mir. w w. Whitney will return
home from New York Sunday. DR..
Roy p. Forbes, of Denver. viii ar
rive Thursday to join Mrs Forbes
and their little daughter, Betty, in
visit TO the Whitney home
Mr.. Whitney, his daughter. Mrs.
Glenn Pratt, and Mr.. Pratt, will en-
terrain with family dinner Christ
mas day.
The party will include:
DR.. and Mrs. Forbes
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Forbes,
AIR. and Mrs. George Stewart,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stewart,
Miss Lottie Waterbury,
Mr.. Robert Forbes,
Madeline Stewart,
Patricia Stewart.
Whitney Stewart,
Betty Forbes.
Whitney Pratt,
Mr.. and Mrs Pratt.
Mir. Whitney
y - =
a Christmas tree party will be given
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr..
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months. Her son, Mr.. r. NJ. Pribble. of
Winslow, Ariz., accompanied her
home
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Clements will
spend Christmas in Olathe with rela-
tiVes.
Mr.. ]. z. Lewis. of Trenton, Mo-.
has returned to his home after a short
Mrs. T. J. Ernest and her daughter
Anne, who has been the guests of
Mrs. Ernest's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
H. d. Knox, at their home on Waite
street, have gone to Los Angeles. Cal,
to visit Mrs. Z. G. Hinkle during the
holidays, after which they will return
TO their home in San Francisco.
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They are all pure silk, heavy
weight, with double top, heel, toe
and sole, in several different styles,
with open lace clocking. Black only
S4.0O values. SO-VV
Main Floor
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and Mrs. Clayton Kline and viii in
clude the members of the Sunday eve
ming supper club to which Mr.. and
Mrs Kline belong.
Mrs. J. r. Koontz entertained her
duplicate bridge club today at her
home on Topeka boulevard
Miss Virginia Mills will entertain
informally at cards this evening at
her home on Topeka boulevard.
- = y
A group of young women from the
Santa Fe offices entertained with a
dinner Tuesday evening at the Harvey
Howe, who will leave tonight for
California where her marriage to Mr..
Clarence Mangels. of Riverside, Cal,
will take place Saturday.
Covers were laid for;
Miss Howe
Mrs Laura Well
Miss Myrtle Wedoff
Miss Anna Lang
Miss Neill Mitchell
Miss Myrtle Jackson
Miss Cordelia Steinmeyer
Misc Garnet STEERS
Miss Howe will be the honor guest
at a shower to- be given this evening
by Miss Emma VogeI and Miss Addie
street
The guests will include:
Miss Howe
Mrs. H. G. futile
Mrs. F. II. Gades
Mrs. c. L. L. Edwards
Miss Minerva Kozier
Miss Adah Turvey
Miss Mildred Warning
Miss Grace Bell
Miss LENA Rogan
Miss Mary Wilson
Miss Minnie Lawienz
Miss Dorothy Scofield
Miss Emma Smedley
Miss Jean Chalmers
Miss Bernice Blades
Miss Anna Lawn
Miss Helen Wagner
Miss Margaret Phildun
= = =
Mrs. Russell z. Frost Will be hos
tess to her bridge luncheon club Tues
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The Witching Hour

will see many and many
twinkling slippered foot At the
holiday dance to be sure every
smart evening slipper will have
its place. They're very attractive
as gifts-don't you think?
500 to S1LO0
shoe Department
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PLAY Santa to Lawrence Poor.

Lawrence, Kan, Dec. 2O.-A Christ
mas committee, under the leadership
Claus to all the families in Lawrence
who might be overlooked by Good
Saint Nick. The committee expects
to collect at least $500 in cash be-
sides a generous pack of toys. Bas-
kets containing provisions for a
Christmas dinner will be semitic many
families and the committee also is
collecting clothing for the needy.