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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
PRETTY PARTIES ARE
ENJOYED AT CLOVIS
sneeialio The News

CLOVIS. g. NJ JHu Nld ..m.
lovely with Christmas wreath arl a0
and Fc.u efrlnuds Sis table.
placed. and there twuiyfour guests 1.
romhled o. spend most delightful ~
ruoDn Ht their atUutr uI-'u.
bridge Tho ATTAIN NaH given Hy M"
DANES own Campbell and T. NI'
tt DO, Campbell home Thursday I.'"
uu'n An elaborate luncheon Carrying
cot 'ho f.d aud green color s.h.m. $3.50.
r,0d after uumlD. 90 ElIn's UiH
been played Each guest received ID
package dlntly wrapped Boo 10 crepe.
mp.r Hidden within thes pa.ae.
Hoie exquisite hand mad 'u'u aHa
k"rchiefs boo toe varied ,H.ut
Member of tne prorr'.s Dluh $500.
guest. of Nrs g. IS Hau n Iul NJ
o. e. Nrff st .h, Urur.n H.m. 600
Nurth l;'0chcr Street Tuesday 81
noon The program HHs oil. 'H. move.
with an idei of getting better m.,H
GU clovis Ron nu Vus answered HIH
rt, aud popular pictures Mu Harry
Patton read on interesting paper pre-.
u,rrd o., NJ Roud ga NH.ue Pa.
Program Nr Russell Hluv.. H
nrioiD. U DO, Ly,oum Th1t,r 4prr'
10 b,fuI. no" club giving fh, I'uh'.
much .tiuahl. Information ST.. N1
ld mUD prepared hy Mrs N.Cl'.
lun stars and hDI work Aft.. %
uusln..H session fu, husir.a. SERVED
Iwrn pudding angel fund and ,hoo"
"i. cas-. ultnd almonds uul coffee
Mis- su, Wilson. who hls Iu. r.
GENTLY returned from Beaumont TrNs
vis Oh, hmorc,. ~ q bridge luncheon
-..,n D., Miss Lillian smith and So
o. q Gregg OF their nome 90 N.'1
GIddue Street THURSDAY
Th, parity Included Misses Sur l
I.up E,I, Wilson Anderson vaughn.
n,uus LILLIAN and Annl y Rogers
Ni.. Fischer Emma Dardcn Iau1iu
Moss Na Muuy. Eumau. Louise
Whale. and N.s o. r. Hriff oi Sew.
.n Kansas.
HN SIS ST. Elliott pastor OF ..
Tru Presbyterian church. ,ut,.1.uc'
fu, church officers and their VIy.s nl'U
t turkey dinner Tuesday evening 100
.u, Nlns. Following were guest
N,s.e and Mechanics John VI MINI
So q rl'u-w C. s. Woodward u NJ
IMI 10 uWmpH.rt. John - Brown
1885, Copeland Dean r1tt.son aud Mr.
Frank Wilson
SD and Nls Armand Nrpd.n V.r.
.. hmc t0 ih, employees of the Mandcll
...'hus Company Wednesday evening
.f... beautifully appointed dinner
followed Us .uHs Th. Luosts were.
800 r.d N " N1ud.l OF Alhuqucr
Iuu. 80. Hnd M. Wallace Durmacl
/ %. and Mrs ro,N Nundol' Misses
I,ua. Robinson lryu. Morrison Viola
.Im u.I M,sdmcs. Bessie Newton and
hns Hughes
H...f. W ,,clemcu ond poiuso'ns.
.f.H with f,d and green u.'' v,I. the
'..t. m,,,. iur Tine table, tt ,., ~
I.. M,.iiys, mu,h,.us off me season,
given uH Saturday lf nv Harvey
Iu.. n.b Nr Frcd Dennis and Mrs
France MlNhlI ,ut,Ii1iUus The iUl.
lowing guests vnr, pr ..Ul N,-lnm's
John ru, S. lnu, John r.tch
Iau % a. NUyr vs. % uurEvnrih
Dalton Reed. g. q pN.gr. D. 81 ChHp
man U,r,,rt jefferson ChlrI.s
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
New Mexico
LIVE NEWS BRIEFS
FROM TUCUMCkHI


TiCiN,,..BI g. ~. Jan. Mr.
ana Mr. Floyd EatrlIffc of suhlcttc.
Kan. wn0 Hatr been spending The mol.
iAay With Na Bessie and Sallio Gee.
lei, for tbe home Tuesday
La.d Davis Of las Vegas waa % hol.
iday v.sIto. t0 the citv
4. 81 MunscF and wife ~ Mile "
Al returned home tdis week after
snendlnr me holidays in Arkansas
q 4. stoddard engine Inspector for
l. p. IS vs. railway was here from
u paso last w'Us
S.m Chapman %, Ohll s. 81 was
a fuslnee visitor Gov couple Ot DAYS
r. L, Anderson and S u. ShDiwell
Of Mills. s. NJ wcr, legal business
visitors D 'eW lHE
D. A. Rain o Eir.au spent thc boil
das- at Glcnrio
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turned this vD.. from oklahoma
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Frances Eac OF clayton is registered
ir the citv 81. several days looking
after business
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
SEVEN DRINKS
FINED So AND
COSTS MONDAY
All Plead Guilty to Charges
After Spending Night
In Jail.

Five dollars and costs EACH an
nounoed Judge John 81. Raa5 20
seven men picked up between Setur-
day afternoon aud Monday morn
ing. and all OF whom plea led guh-
" TO the charges Of public iut0xica-
lion. When asked the usual qucs-
ton by Pros. Bowers. they all said
they had got their liquor In South
BEND.
The men who received the "S5
and costs were. Lester HaZen, 807
= Fourth ST.. Martin Ryan. south
Bend. James Allison. South Bend,
James Mcnamara, 32l S. ST. Louis
ST.. South Bend. George BanLenick,
454 Lincoln way T., Arthur Butler,
South Bend. George Harrington, 202
+. Twelfth ST..
The case against Ennis Mckinley,
222 W. Broadway ST. charged with
driving a car while while intoxicated,
was ct for Nov H. Mckinley war
arrested after he was said 20 have
-ammed the Ford coupe belonging
% ID. II. Lonergap, Saturday night.
Harley Boswell 225 Myrtle ST.
Elkhart, pleaded guilty 90 the charge
Of speeding. and paid q fine of 81
and costs.
Mike Butch. or Eagle Point, ar
rested Saturday afternoon on SIM
lar charges p,eItCd not guilty and
will have his hearing Nov. 10
a civil suit againz- George n. Er-
riccson, 121 +. Twelfth st., vas dc-
clared in favor o. the plaintiff when
the defendant failed to- make his 40
pearance IN court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
MISHA WAKA TEAM
HOLDS RENDERS
TO 0 TO 0 TIE
Final Score of Sundays Game
Regarded as Win for Matz
and Forstbauer Team.

Coming 10 Nishawaka with 36
players and the avowed Intention %.
trimming the Matz and FOrst5auor
football eleven, the South Bend f..
* M aggregation, accompanied ny
about 100 roOters received a disunc,
shock when the locals held them 20
a o 10 Tie in one OF the fastest
1d hardest fought games Of the sea-
son.
The game was witnessed by about
500 spectators. who were kept in
constant turmoil as each team mar
ed the goal posts and threatened 10
score.
Exhibiting brlliancy OF play that
comes TO seasoned veterans only ar
ter long practice. he Mishawaka city
team ploweJ through the invaders
time after time. only 10 be set back
Uy fumbles and penalties. Spectacu-
lar end runs were the feature Of the
game, Crum making - yards I'm tho
second quarter and 28 yards in the
last quarter. both after successful
forward passes. Buysee gained
about is yards bv a clever end run
and u d.sconserting shift.
The M.shawaEa goa. posts wCra
threatened by Z yards several times
each time. the Benders throwing in
fresh players in order 20 score
against the weary city team. never
the less that was the closest they APP
preached. After failing 20 make
their ground, each time the NIisha-
waka team forced them 20 punt. TO
the center of the field.
Manager Baker announces that q
game has been occurred with the fast
Bremen team here. for next Sunday
The game viii be played on Dodge
field at O'Clock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07

also oe the ladies band OF the sam,
organization has become connected
with the Complete Music Stores. 100
y. Main ST., as manager Of the small
goods department
Capt. Wiues is peculiarly we'll
suited TO a position Of this kind
having had wide experience in the
musical business. and will be able
10 give personal attention TO those
i'll need of planes or victrolas. -
Well as assisting In the selection Of
hand Instruments, violins, etc. The
department under Capt. Wille5' SUI
pervlsion Will feature =. G. COINS
band instruments and Lyon & Healy
hand goods.
II viii be pleasing news 10 Nish9
wakans TO know that Capt. and M
Wiles are going 20 remain anon
them. The former has establishe
a wonderful reputation for ais w0r
OF a musical nature IN the city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
News of Mishawaka

he not resorted 20 subterfuge, hid
ing On a little crevice IN an alley
After the Italian had bounced past
Jackie came out and returned 20
the scene where the organ and the
monkey had been left.
Carefully sorting out the coins.
dividing them "drry-nfty". Pocket
ms bis portion he handed the re
mainder 90 the monkey.
Here: give this 20 your father.
be said. and hurried 20 the drus
store
Highly amusing situations Ike
This crowd. MY Boy. an Associat-
ed First National attraction, star
ring little Jackie Coogan. which is
coming 90 the Temple today. las
time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
W.. 4. c. Local Players
Yin From South Bpud

The ~ A. c. football team of N s
hawaka ewamped Howard Park O
South Bend. Sundya Afternoon at ID
Studebaker 81. grounds by a score @
80 20 o. The NJ. A c. team ou'
weighed and thoroughly out playe
-he Blenders at no time being in dar
ger OF being scored against. Lineup
II. A c. Denten c., Wolfe. lie. Lehr
E.. KYLE. lg. NicolinL re. Dunno It.
IcoIlni rg. Dunn r, Cunningham
,b. Ives RIB. DeBaert. 70. Coil. lib.
Institutes. Miller for Ives. Ives for
DeBaert.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
JOHN B4UMCARTNER
WEBS FLORENCE IVES

Mr.. and Mrs. John Baumgartne
have returned from Wabash, Ind
where they spent their honeymoon
as the guests OF the formers moth
er and sisters. The bride was for
merly Mrs. Florence West and she Is
the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
lowe Perry Of this city. They were
married Saturday, oct. IS, at the
Methodist parsonage at Goshen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baumgartner viii
res de with the brides parents at
1916 Z. Main st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
TEMPLE

Jackie Blair had helped out the
organ grinder by doinE the
"Shimmy' when his monkey had
failed TO loosen the pockets Of the
spectators. So successful was he
as a performer that a rain Of coins
filled the cap But when he de-
manded his share the Italian
laughed I'm disdaia and walked ON.
Now Jackie would not have
cared very much ordinarily but
he needed the money I'm order TO
get some medicine for his sick
friend and benefac,or. The captain.
So he followed the organ grinder.
protesting in no uncertain terms.
Suddenly he saw his chance and
seized the hat containing the
money IN dispute and ran as fast
as his little legs could carry him
He would have been overtakcu had
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
Don't Delay, Buy Today
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For sale.
4 - HOME- ~ - ~ - : d.

, PINE UOME-We have for sale a nne
e room. an moderQ home. just being
hufshed This home ls located in a nice
. residential section. norm west part OF
CITY The downstairs has living room
acroFs entire width q house. with din
fnz room and Kitchen. d Fun front porch
ahd enclosed back porch also 50 barrel
ciatern. closet chute and bulIi-ia kitchen
cabinet. double floor upstairs and
down. oak Goor aad trim in living
room and dining room second floor
has . bed rooms with clothes closets od
each bedroom. This home D. rare
bargain at 5000 j. can be bought for
q down payment Of 5000
VIZ CAN cleo offer duplicate 90 this
home ln south part ~ c.ty
HERE is YOUR CHANCE To AVOID
HIGH RENT-A home for sff0O We
are Offering a fine = room bungalow, 3la
miles from center iUsi on Niles road
foE the sum OF $500 lie OF Tot. TJEl3J
p Small payment takes &C.. balance
SO monthly. a real bargain
r. BOWMAN STA partly modern
: room house with barn. This house
- locaced BOZ fine nelghborhood close
20 car and paved street enclosed back
porch and foored attic For small adj
ditional expense this home can be- made
thoroughly modern turnout Size Of
lot, 40Hi65 r. Price $500 Terms.
OhIHEhN INDIANA REALTY co.
2z6 Farmers Trust. Main 513
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
Real Estate For Exchange IS
For SALE OR EXCHANGE

For suitable South Bend property, los
acres. fine farm. good buildings, nearly
all under cultivation except n few
acres low pasture. all stock. tools and
grain and cut wood for a years use
20 with farm. The stock Is all good
3 horses, cows 10 hogs 100 chickens
and numerous tools fully equipped
farm in running couditiOn: 50 acres In
growing grain. some clover and alfal-
IN. Location ideal one mile small
town of 600 people. 1j miles South
Bend Price $500
- acres Of extra good Burr Oak
land. ON the Buchanan paved road.
10 minutes drive from South Bend.
Good room house. some Outbuildiugs.
fruit Price $3.50 per acre.
vOIGT & BRADFORD
L-Jf11
e0l-e Citizens Bank Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
LEGAL NOTICES
NoN-REsIDENr NOTICE.

state Of Indiana.
County Of So. Joseph. -.
In the ST Joseph superior Court Sep
tember Term, 1922.
Irene c. Bykowsk vs.. Harry BykowskL
Divorce No. 7fS7.
Be 70 known, that the above named
Plaintiff has filed in the office OF the
Clerk of said Court her complaint against
said Defendant in the above cause to-
gether with proper affidavit that said
Defendant. Harry BykOwSki is not a
resident of the State OF Indiana.
Said Defendant is hereby notified that
said cause will stand for trial on the
o7th day of December, 1922 the same be
ing the 2lst day Of the next term ~
said Court 60 commence nj the City 81
South Bend. on the first Monday u De
cember next. on which day said Defend
ant is required Co appear 90 said action.
WILBUR VI. WARMER
Clerk.
BY MARGARET COWGILL.
Deputy.
G. A Farabaugh,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
NOV f 10 90
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
MOVE 10 M1sHAwAKA


room all modern house, hos water
heat. q blocks from center, lot fJx132 .
paved street Price SGOO. $500 down.
BOOMING house, ideal home for q wo-
man who has q few hundred dollars
and wants 90 keep rOOmers 10 rooms
all modern, hot water heat. Low price
reasonable terms.
Price $500 North side, 5 room all
modern house. Terms.
High class 4 room bungalow, solid
hardwood floors. all modern Price
$500
TWO OF MISUAwAKA'S BEST
HOMES-ONB PRICED AT $4,000.
THE OTHER $4,000 PEOPLE DE
STRING ELABORATE. EXPENSIVE
HOMES WILL BENEFIT BY con
sULTING WITH
A. LYNN MINZEY
I'm. 4. Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
COon NGHT EUCY.

I an froze out. on. cheer up.
Forest. Dad said he would buy his
next coal at CastlemaD's NJ Coal
Yard. Their phone IS Mish. 1853.
adv. 5S3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
CAPT. UHLES TAKES
OVER MANAGEMENT or
SMALL GOODS DEPT

Capt L. Eugene Whites, organizer
of the Dodge Mfg. Co.'S band ana
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07

State Of Indiana.
County OF s. Joseph S.
In the st. Joseph Superior Court. Sep
TENDER Term, 1922
Patrick j. Houlhan IS. Jacob Bazan
Z f. Al.
Account No 724G
Be IL known. that the above named
Plaintiff has filed in the office of the
Clerk of said Court his complaint against
said Defendant iu The above cause to-
cether with 4 proper affidavit that said
Defendant Jacob Bazan, Teresa BIzan
are not residents Of the state Of Indiana.
said Defendants are hereby notified
that said cause viii stand for trial ON
The Goth day Of December 1922 the same
being the 2Oth day Of the next term of
said Court 90 commence NJ the City of
south Bend. on the first Monday I'm De
cember next. on which day said Defend
ants are required % appear 90 said ac-
tiOn.
WILBUR ". WARNER.
Clerk
BY MARGARET COWGILL.
Deputy.
Joseph V WyplSzyuski
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Nov C. 10. 20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
NORTHWEST

MUST SACRIFICE A REAL HOME
FOR A SMALL FAMILY. FIVE
ROOMS. ? BEDROOMS. GOOD
BASEMENT. FURNACE; GOOD
SIZED LOT. GARAGE. = BLOCK
FROM STREET CAR. A Won
DERFUL OPPORTUNITY. PRICE
SS7oO; 500 DOWN. MAIN 11SS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07

Az ALL modern five room bungalow all
furnished. house nearly new, furniture
nearly new, including Nictr0la Lo-
ea.ed four blocks from rom M s,sla s.; on
ance like rent See Roberts. los Dean
Bldg Open evenings.
FOR SALE-NOrchwes close 10. possess
sion soon. six rooms and bath. strictly
modern. ihree sleeping rooms. nice lot
and garage Priced right easy terms
Ralph O. Osborne Relltor M-j72. Con
seuative life Bldg
s F. new bungalow. ? Il mod enamel
mahogany and oak finish, large corner
lot $500. $1,000 cash
East excellent location. new semi-bun-
gaiow. r. oak finish 5000. Terms.
y. W. excellent bungalow, mod. X.
fireplace. bookcases SGnO0. $1,000 cash
New stucco bungalow = r oak finish.
French doors, = block from car. 500
Terms.
S. T.. splendid mod. home, ? bedrooms
fOored attic, large living room, open
stairway, garage. shade shrubs SooOo :
$500 cash
. biks. out. room.ng house, mod, oak
floors. 2 large rooms, 3 car story
garage. $500 $500 cash.
Markstead Addition. near ROseiand,
church and school. q acre lots 500 70
$3.50 $40 cash and SO per mo.
Vacant lots -Hdrtcr Heights. $780, s
Michigan St. corner $3.50, Dubail Nv,
$500 suburban tracts. 20 10 acres With
buildings. WOrdeu Realty Co. Us
Farmers Trust Bldg Mif5.
a MAIN ST-G rooms an modern. House
built one year Hardwood floors In
living room and dining room big lot
Price $500. Down payment 500. bal
\ suce like rent.
r. CALVERT ST.-5 room. partly mod.
ern bungalow Price $3.50 Terms.
S. ST JOE Avs rooms. an modern
throughout Price $500 Terms
F. DAYTON SIT rooms, an modern
throughout. big hot; house I'm first
class condition Price $500 Terms.
& RUSH ST 20 rooms thoroughly mod
ern throughout close 90 ear line. Price
SGN00 Terms
T. UANEI ST. big beautiful rooms,
newly p1pcrei fue basement. big LOT
Price $500 Down payment 5000. bal
auce like rent
NORTHERN INDIANA REALTY co.
226 Farmers Trust Bldg Main 3Jj
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
a BARGAIN

5 ROOM. ALL MODERN NEW
BUN Allow: HARDWOOD
FLOORS HIROUGHOUT; FULL
BASEMENT, WITH DRAIN. GOOD
PLUMBING LARGE LOT, CLOSE
TO CAR LINE. SCHOOL AND
STORES. PRICE $500; 5000 DOWN
CALL MAIN 1Iss FOR APPOINT
NENT.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
Wanted-ReaI Estate

IMPROVED PROPERTY WANTED
We have calls for property ia ali parts
or the city Nou VIII do well 10 list your
property with MS
LOUIS @. PALMER & co.
40 Union Trust BIDS Main 1850.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
FINANCIAL.

6 PER Gent INTEREST
IS paid on all deposits left with
US. We loan money on first mort
gage securities IN South Bend and
Mlshawaka. Worklngmen's Build
ing and Loan Assn. Whitcomb &
Kellre's office. Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07

Lots for sale So
CORNER TOT-For SALE 44x115. In
qUire m 2319 " Sixth St. Mishawaka.
Lots FOR SALE-One for $50 on y
Huey- improvements ia. Three on W
Calvert. 5000 each s Y EOvacs, 40
Char.n ST. M-J126 Loss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

Attorney for Plaintiff.
Nov g. 13. %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
WHITCOMB & KELLER
DIXIE IITHHNE

Farmers rus, BldE
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-29
CHAPLIN'S MOTHER H
 ADMITTED TO |. s,

WASHINGTON, May 29.--The legal difficulty which apparently was keep ing Mrs. Hannah Chaplin, mother of the famous Charlie, from entering the country, because she was an alien of unsound mind, has been solved for the present The immigration author ities at Ellis Island, while allowing the famous comedians mother to enter the country, did so only on condition that she was subject to deportation if the department finally ruled adversely on her case. The solicitor of the De- partment of Labor yesterday gave a ruling to Secretary Davis, that the woman may be allowed to remain tenn porarily in the United States as an alien seeking treatment for mental dis orders.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-29
GOVT. BALLOON WILL
 ENTER NATIONAL RACE

MILWAUKKEE, May 29.-One of the government balloons which will compete in the National Balloon Race for 1922, to start here Tuesday, will carry complete and new radio align ment which will be tested here for the first time For the third time Amcri- can army and navy balloons will com pete against civilians. Most of the government pilots saw service in the World War. The army will send three balloons and the navy two, but great secrecy appears to surround the entry of these balloons.
 In addition, entries have come from Ralph H. Upson of New York, who won the International Gordon Ben nett trophy in 1913; J. c. McKibben of St. Louis, Mo-; R. F. Donaldson of Springfield, H., H. E. HoneWel or Clayton, Mo, and Warren Rasor of Brookville, o. The races will be one of the largest in number of entries held in America.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-29
VALDEZ ELKS PROVE
 MOST ROYAL HOSTS

The Valdez members of the An chorage lodge of Elks, assisted by by other Elks living in Valdez, en- tertained the town of Valdez and visiting Elks, who were there at tending court, by giving dance at Eagle Hall last Wednesday night.
 Brothers W. A. Dolan, H. T. Whit ley, Wm. Conley and s. o. Casler of Ballard Lodge being the commit tee on arrangements.
 Brother Casler acted as floor man. ager and introduced several new innovations, which were enjoyed by those present. The music was furn- ished by an entire Elk orchestra un- der the able leadership of Brother Guy Cameron, playing the saxophone, assnsted by MisxsDorothy Dooley at the piano, Miss Elaine Camero with the banjo, John Rosene, saxophone Ike Hamburger, flute, Geo. Dooley, drums and traps, Ray Lewis clarinet and candidate Baker, cornet This ar chestra had the distinction of hav- ing two fathers and two daughters playing in it.
 Judge Chas. Bunnell, being present, made an interesting talk on the snow motor which ended with a thousand feet of film being shown of the motor to the guests. The eleven o'clock toast was delivered by the Hon. Sherman Duggan, member of the Anchorage lodge and "Auld Lang Sang" sung by the Elks. Among the innovations introduced was the ser pent dance and song Ton Yon-son From Wisconsin, let by Capt Pars- on's wife, the barn dance, and bal loon dance. The kiddies looked, at several stages of the entertainment, as if they would need the services of a physician, due to the fact that every Elk present took a keen de- light in seeing that they had plenty to eat
 The dancing continued until ev- eryone was tired and the night well advanced, when the party broke up. Much credit is to be given the Val dez Elks and the spirit they showed as well as their conception of what a real Elk is made of. The Cordova bunch will long remember the good time given them by their brothers in the Glacier City.