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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-13
POLICE BREAK UP NEAR
RIOT IN OAKLAND. CAL

Oakland, Calf. Jan. II. - Night
sucks welded by the police last night
broke up near riot between A group
OF nearly fifty young men Including
many students OF tho University of
California and the Oakland police who
were on duty at boxing show in the
Oakland auditorium. ono student.
George Fortune. %. was probably
fatally injured IN ;hc melee. He was
struck on the head with n night stick
used by Police Sergeant Thomas
o'Ncil. who said the student attacked
him.
The affray occurred. Il was said.
when the police attempted to qu,e. n
disturbance they said started among
a group of young men In tho audic ,c..
Drawing their night sticks the police
elected tho youths. Trey agreed 20
allow them TO return hut they said
two OF the group got rou Sh" and wctu
ordered to remain outside
ONeil said Fortune was rendered
unconscious. He is suffering from 4
fractured skull Daryl Petit. II. ono
tho students, was arrested. together
with Fortune, on charges OF batter
disturbing the peace and intoxication.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-13
1ODAY'S EVENTS

Hoodoo Dsy-Friday the Thirteenth.
Cheer UP and keep your fingers
crossed. There will not be another un-
til next October.
Many noted educators will gather in
Chicago today for the annual session
OF the Association of American Col
lcges.
Tho Roman Catholic churches Of
Cincinnati today VIII observe the Tooth
anniversary OF the conservation of
Edward D. Fenwick as hrst bishop Of
the diocese.
Equal representation on all commit
tees will be demanded by tho women
OF Alabama at "A special meeting OF
the state Democratic executive COM
mittee at Montgomery today.
An effort to arrive at n uniform
operators license law to be recon-
mended to the legislatures OF the New
England and Eastern states will be
made at conference of tho motor vc-
hicle authorities of those states, to be
held today at Hartford. Conn
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-13
FASHION HINT

In accordance to tho request Of
many readers. Tha Chieftain has re-
sumed the fashion service which
proved SO popular. We havs made ar.
rangements with tho Beauty Pattern
company Of New York to supply the
patterns to our readers and to run in
Tho Chieftain illustra tons OF the lat
est and most convenient styles. These
are OF special interest and advantage
to the home dressmaker. Orders for
these patterns may be sent direct to
The ChieftAin office. but the patterns
will be sent from the pattern COM
pany direct to the person ordering
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-13
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

lN7-Ma1 Cen William p. Duvall. a
distinguished soldier of tho u. s,
army. born in ST. Mnry's coun-
~. Md. Died at Coronado, Calf.
March /. 1920.
lsso-Jsmes A. Garfield was elected
United States senator from Ohio.
lsS-Rlchsrd ]. Oglcsby was in
ausuratcd for HIS third term a.
governor OF Illinois.
lssf-Henry NJ. Stanley. tho African
explorer. was presented with tho
freedom OF the City of London.
lsal-l.cland Stanford was reelected
United States senator from Call
fornia.
l'os-Henry Farmsn succeeded in
travelling n k,lometer In an aero
plane.
lo-o-For,y-two persons were killed by
government troops In a Comrur-
LIST attack on tho Rcichs,aR in
Berlin
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-13

| eSS OShk "
| Q. How many members has the
American Legion?-R- C. p.
A. Tho American Legion has about
1o0o. 900 paid memberships and about
as many more that are pledged. There
are moro than 10000 American LEGION
! posts
Q. Did Jerusalem ever have another
| name7-C. C. II.
| a. A former city on the site Of Jer-
usalem was called Salem. An Aasy-
/ rian inscription has been found. calling
tho place Urusalcm, which meant "city
OF peace
Q. When will the Joint uaneuvcr.
OF the Atlantic and Pacific Fleets be
held?-Q. ID. F.
| A. There are to be no Joint mansu-
vers this season. congress not having
provided funds for fuel and other op-
| Grating expenses.
@. Are tho governmcnt-owned rail-
roads Of New Zealand self-supportine :?
M. Il. w.
operation in New Zealand 1926 miles
of sovernment-owned railroads. over
which 1l,725.e<5 passengers and 5.615.
13a tons of freight were carried, yiold-
ing a revenue of &24.27I.17T with nm ex-
penditure of S14,Is7.o1a.
Q, How large a city Is Dublin, Ire
land M. V.
A. The population Of Dublin is so9.
ooN
Q. How many hospitals are there in
the United States7--R. Il. w.
A. According to the American Medi-
cal directory for 1921 there are s,236
hospitals in the United States.
q. How much whskey was there in
bond Mt the end OF the year7-R. w. F.
a. There were 39.9s1 ,943.s tax gal
Ions of whisky in bond at the end of
the fiscal year, June 30, 1921.
g. Did the Dodge Brothers ever
work for Henry Ford ri. w. r.
A. Before the establishment of their
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

(AAA feaAes can go ths a.
swef 70 any. question By writing
Ths Chieftaln Information Bs.
reAa, Fre6ef1o j. Haskin. Di-
rector, Warrington. d. @. ThaD
offer applies strictly to inforns-
don. Tho Bureau cannot givo
advice on legal, medical. and
financial matters. It docs not
aftempt to settle domestic trou.
blea, nor to undertake exhaua-
tive research on any subject
Write your question plainly and
briefly. Give full name and 3D.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-13
ENLfRGE NAT'L. PARKS

Washington. Jan. 12.-The houss
public lands committee today favor
ably reported the Barbour bill provid-
Ing for the addition of 5s4 900 acres to
Scquoia national park. California. aud
for change In the name of Roosevelt
Sequoia national park. an amendment
was Incorporated in measure stipu-
lating that no water power rights are
to be granted without consent of con-
gress.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-13
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Prince Arthur Of Connaugh,. gov
ernor general of the Union OF South
Africa, born 80 years ago today.
Duke of Aosta. cousin OF the King Of
Italy and celebrated as a military COM
mandcr, born 81 years ago today.
William Henry Crocker. noted San
Francisco banker and fnancier. born
at Sacramento. 81 years ago today.
Clark Burdick. representative in
congress of the first Rhode Island dis
trict. born at New Port. r. L., 81 years
ago today.
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
Tho Duke of Connaught inaugurat-
ed the first council under the Montague
Reform Act at Madras.
Blotting paper Is now for the first
time being produced in Canada.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-13

- hSl'EL oF SCOD 40 e
1851. Here is a sleeveless model that
Is pleasing and practical. The armscye
lines are cut high. Tho sleeves arc
Joined to a guimpe. For slender or ma
ture figures this design is most suit
able. Velvetecn is here shown with .
decoration OF simple stitchery. Serge or
duvetyn will also bs good for this
model.
80, 40, AZ. ~ and IS inches bust meas
ure. A rs inch size requires ~ yards
of 40 inch material. The width at the
foot is 2is yards.
A pattern of this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt OF loc in sill
yer or stamps.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-13

Aside from philauthropic gifts. thcre
Is. no fund for publishing books 70,
adult blind
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-13

dress and enclose two ceats IN
stamps for return postage. All
replies arc sent direct to tho In.
Quirer.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-12

and paid no attention to the way she
carried herself. So consequently she
had an unlovely neck, and a decided
double chin. Yet when she held her
head correctly and stood properly
there was only a suggestion of this.
Ugly Neck Unnecessary.
The hollows in her neck, and the
bad line about the back of her neck
the pride in her appearance and the
confidence in herself which she had
lacked.
There is absolutely no necessity for
an ugly neck. 1t is easy, to beautify
it if you go about matters scientficaI-
ly.
If you have hollows in front of the
shoulders, lines about the neck and
bagginess just where the neck joins
the chin, you may be sure the muscles
have lost their firmness and have re-
Taxed, permitting the skin to fall into
lines and folds.
Learn how to mold the muscles Of
the neck and face to restore their
firmness and contour. Also examine
your profile in your mirror and see if
you are holding your head too far for
ward. If so, you are giving fat
wonderful chance to settle on the
back. across the shoulders, pushing
forward the muscles of the neck so
that they become relaxed.
Proper Exercise.
The following exercises are excellent
to assist in restoring the smooth, firm
contour to the neck and shoulders. Do
these seated. being. sure to hold the
shoulders erect.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-12
New Revelations of
a Wife
How Katherine Was Married and
What Happened Afterward.
By ADELE GARRISON

How Katherine Was Married and
What Happened Afterward.
Till death do you part!''
| As the solemn words of the mar
riage service fell from the lips of the
white-h haired old minister standing
before Jack and Katherine I felt my
| heart contract with swift, plying
fear. There seemed so sad promise
Of the words coming true in This war
wedding, with the faces Of both nus
land and wife turned toward France,
! he to join the army, she to return to
ner beloved work as a Red Cross
narse.
saw the H:tle fine lies round
Lilian's mouth deepen. sure sign that
:he is deeply moved, W. SRed che re-
Ifaces Of Lit. Dawson, Jacks ehum.
and Elizabeth Pearce. scho.l friend
| 0; Katherine's, who were. besides
myself, the sole guests at the quiet
wedding. But upon the faces Cf Jack
ard Katherine there was no trace Of
fear, even of apprehension.
Katherine was radiant, a "bonny
bride" indeed. 1 marvellcd at the
Transformation happiness rad made
in the hcartsiCR girl I had comfortcd
but a few days before. And 1t.
1 blCf-ell ll1'I SOi:lEJACICIS ICSh I''C SUI II,
rlorose look which had been his for
so long.
Lillian. in the few hours given her,
had worked marvels. She has I way
with her where tradesmcH arr con-
| Cerned thai ] nave never seen
equaIled. They will leave more
profitable customers to rush through
! anything in which she is especially
| interested, and for this wedding. so
near her heat, they had rallied TO her
re cessity most Loyalty. From t1e
women in the alteration room IF a
modish costumer TO the florist who
made an ivory and emerald bower of
enc end of the wonderful living room,
they had done their utmost, and the
result of their labors glowed before
us, was reflected i'll the pard enable
gratif1ca ton in Lillians face.
At one point she had nearly struck
cnag. Because she thought Fetty
was worn out from the strain of the
days preceding and following old Mrs.
Morton's death, Lillian mad proposed
having a caterer serve the wedding
supper. But Betty had angri!y re-
belled.
When l gets so old an useless that
I can't fix up things for a woddin'
YOU can just take broom an brush
me out with the rest of the trash,''
she announced, and LilIiCn let her
have her way, something TOR which
our sharpened appetites W're most
grateful, when, after tee ceremony,
we sat down TO Betty's dainties, with
Betty herself lowering II the beck
ground like a -turbaned
black angel
II suppose we're not to SIX where
you're going Miss Pearce, a lively
supper drew to an end.
ITS no secret" Jack turned
"Old John here" beaming al his
soldier chum, had so much money
in the days before the war that it
was sinful even to count it. And one
of his cherished possessions was q
bachelor bungalow out on the aast
end of Long Island. under the elms Of
the Hamptons. He has kindly placed
it at our disposal with all its aprur-
tenanceS. motor boat. Jap-every-
thing, for the few days we have be-
fore we are called back"
How wonderful". Miss Pearca-
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! ls ! s; III ! ts Is 1Satas. the
49, YN8k6 Tines saYs SinkpaE:
ms. SE!S r. W sIey OF W ehjngton
and Henderson, KY, announces tie
marriage of her daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Rankin Walmsley, to Lieut..
George Dorsey Price, u. S. N, at noon
last Saturday in the Naval Academy
chapel at Annapolis. Capt. Sidney X.
Evans, U. S. N, chaplain there, Off
ciated in the presence of a small COM
pany Of intimate friends. The we'd
ding had been planned for a later date
which was advanced because Lieut..
Price, who has been stationed in
Washington, received sudden orders
assigning him to the Atlantic air
squadrons, and wanted to take his
bride with him.
The bride was attended by Mrs.
Evelyn c. Hunt of Washington as ma
tron of honor, and Lieut.. William M.
Fletcher, U. S. N. was best man.
After the wedding the young couple
and the entire wedding company were
entertained at breakfast by Mrs A.
+. Fechteler, widow of Admiral Fech-
teller and mother of the best man, at
her residence in Annapolis. The table
was adorned with huge centerpiece
of white chrysanthemums, while clust-
ers of the same flowers were arranged
on tables and banked on the mantels
in both the drawing room and the din
ing room. Later in the afternoon the
young couple left by motor for Phila-
delphia, where they will spend a short
time before going to Lieut.. Prices new
station.
Lieut.. Price is the son of Judge and
Mrs. George E. Price of Charleston,
w. Va. He was graduated from the
naval academy in the class of 1916. He
served on the u. S. S. Delaware with
the Grand Fleet in the North Sea dur
ing the great war, after which he was
in the submarine service; later at
tached to the presidents yacht, the
Mayflower, and for the past year has
been in naval aviation.
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} Turn the head to the right until you
can look over the shoulder and down
the back. Turn the head forward
again, and look to the left as far as
you cam Repeat this alternately.
Then drop the head back easily on
the back of the neck as far as i: will
go. Raise the head slowly AMI let *
fall forward on the chest AS far as it
viii go, feeling a little pull on the
spine. Repeat this slowly several
times.
Stretch the Muscles.
Rest the head at the back of the
neck and slowly open the mouth,
then close it, drawing the lower jaw
up to the upper one. You will feel
decided pull on the muscles of the
neck.
Apply a good cream frequently on
the neck and shoulders, turning the
head to the right, massage from the
back of the ear down to the shoulder
blade. with a firm, rotary movement.
Then turn to the left, and with the
left hand massage the right side in
the same way.
Too much flesh about the neck
destroys the line of youth. However.
you can rarely reduce the neck and
shoulders effectively without reducing
the flesh generally.
Remember this-it is really your
mental attitude that determines the
way you carry your head. Look up,
not down. Develop a personality and
know that you really amount to some
thing. Then carry yourself that way.
Copyright, 1922, NEA Service)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-12

Lillian and 1 were as one voice in our
comment. Katherine looked family
troubled as she met our surprised
eyes.
Truly, didn't know it myself till
a few minutes ago." she said apollo
getically.
Dear child, it would have been all
right if You had" Lillian returned 2f-
fcctionately, and Katherine's fore
lead cleared.
"A bachelor bungalow" Miss Eearce
said reflectively. Seems to me it's
risky to let so much happiness INTO
it. 1t might prove contagious" She
glanced from beneath her 'Ong eye
la&hes at the fortunate owner If the
bachelor bungalow with frank CO.
quetry.
Here's hoping" he returned, lift
ing his glass to her.
I couldn't see his eyes for l was
sitting beside him, but Miss Peace
suddenly yelled hers completely with
her lashes and gave all her attention
to her ice, while the f3intest CT
bushes crept over her cheeks L
wondered, woman like, if l had Wit
messed the beginning of a romance,
but soon forget, all about them, Tor
Jack announced that it was almost
time for 1t. Dawson's handsome
touring car, which was To take them
through the sleepy, lovely Long
Island villages to the bungalow
Katherine was the calmest Cf the
four women who gathered in her room
Upstairs and attempted to help ner
change from the white wedding gown
to the smart travelling froci anu
rnodish motor coat Lillian had pro-
vided in spite of Katherine's Vehe-
ment protests.
please, girls" she said at last,
''if you'll just sit down in the corners
and let me do it all I'll get through
twice as quick. Remember. I'm a
professional nurse still, although J
am BRIDE
She was as good as her word. In
the next few minutes we had mar
velous exhibition of scientlt!c, elt-
cient, unhurried changing and pack
ing And she was ready to the last
hook before Jack tapped upon the
door.
Miss Pearca looked at Lillian and
me with frankly curious eyes as
when Katherine could no longer see
us we turned to each other with wet
eyes. 1t. Dawson was at the 'n2tor
car giving some final Instructions 10
the chauffeur.
You two look so tragic" she said
plaintively. There's nothing scr
rowful about a wedding.
And when Lillian and l smiled at
each other, a slow smile, which the
girl at our side would no doubt SoTl"
time understand.
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INTERESTING WEDDING IN

tINE
...s. rrrsidcnt Coolidge and many
..r..7bles in the life Of Waning
and Fl, the nation went to Bath,
ms o- Saturday 10 attend the
4n.-af United States Senator
1.,nar e.. ndgc OF New Jersey to Miss
. .r.s f.. A. SewaU. The ceremony
s. - 81. for noon in Grace Episcopal
..s The rector. the Rev. Charles
.. ru.s officiating. Senator Fred
., HAL. Of Maine was best man
N N.s John Winslow Williams OF
..r.r.. sister Of the bride, was
-.-.. ~ ro.nor Tao brfde's maids
-. MISS porth s. SewaI of Bath
"A Miss Louise Sewau Of Englewood,
r cousins of the bride; Miss Evelyn
....r Of New Orleans, Miss Eliza
,e Hanna Of WASHINGTON. D. c.,
.ss D,r, psr!.or ~ Newark n T..
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SPINsTERs TO ENTERTAIN
WITH BALL.

The 18th Aviation Glass of the Naval
Air Station expect to leave this week
to take up their duties elsewhere, and
as a farewell courtesy THE Spinsters"
will entertain on Wednesday evening
with a dance at the Country Club.
Many members of civilian and ser
vice society have received the follow
ing invitation to be present:
You are cordially invited
to attend a dance
given by THE Spinsters''
At the Country Club
Wednesday evening, December
the thirteenth,
nineteen hundred and
twenty-five
At nine o'clock.
MR.. ALBERT ROSASCo
EXPECTED TO ARRIVE
TODAY.
Mr.. Albert Rosasco, accompanied by
his brother, Mr.. William Rosasco, Sr.,
is expected to arrive in Pensacola to-
day as the guest of the latter and
his family and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Rosasco, at Pinewood, Fla. The for
mer and his daughter. Miss Louisette
Rosasco, arrived in New York a short
time ago from their home i'll Genoa.
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Il Service Dance
Be Delightful
Affair

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q. - (ne d'',''' Il9%,S " we
+..t VINO S,'u' n''i,e' N ~
...a To ONE / '''o -iO I 49, -
s....., 81 '""S ''7,'.', ~ e''o"
..- H..' @"Fe aNS'Sleu IeI IN net
. 81 ..E .H jNc I"S' M'ol s'"t eIilG III.
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... .......- ,'' one "'peal 70 '''e pun
.. ". ." Twelve months, anu d.
So ~" 'l''ie" P' Gums III i'1
>u.'I0 '"S PRIV 'le5e 20 eEetS
.'''S''o"Ia 10 contribute
....- wash ave aoSoIutely necessary
t.e H....
G.... ."."s are coming IN dallE'
no ..>t 3l'air 10 De staged LOT
"....t az the luhu Is the uahce'
a r..,....s 10 ne gwen oF the mem l...1.,
... h""IIa'lou.
.r..natcd affair winch VIII De
..s b. '"' Ne}s"r Auditorium VIII
,r.. " ..' most "'ighttuI events
rt..' ... toason.
u.s.. lr.0 Williams, member or the
..u..or who possesses rare eNecu-
aid artistic talent mas consented
.. 7.-.a. The management OF the
-. 9 and with the home coming OF
..-a sex just at this time COM
- with the fact that dancing so
.arE fills the minds OF Pensaco-
.,. l..ar the holiday season there
...-e .,azon to assume that the at-
a.. no glorious success.
RI uo0tty's Rainbow orchestra IS
.. ..--.sH the music, besides the dane
,.e special musical program to be
....r4 during the intermissions will
,aar..t in itself More details will
g..s. i'm the Journal from day TO
. -r.t.1c full program will be pub
.... mJ this coming Sunday. Sh!
+.- a secret, but Santa Claus will
.,r IN person with a gift for
.~ 5oI,.
Mike your plans now to attend this
a. affair. and if you do not care
..7r.nr. YOU are sure to enjoy the
.- features Of the evening.
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rNETTY COMPLIMENT PAID
Or, JAMES PARTNER.

n her very vivid account OF the
'nant Alhlestan clubs annual ball,
Thursday, Betty BienVille, in the
bile Register, speaks of the bellies
a their beaus" seen on the ball
m floor. saying:
lieutenant w. 3. James. of Pensa-
"a. who came over especially for the
.0'e'tan, was very proud of his fair
'nS partner, Miss Elizabeth
."N"s. Who wore n dress of lavender
' NIiN silver pleated girdle
.'E6 with silver grapes, and a
.ea.h az silver in her hair. and she
'red lavender sweet peas and
oN rest,
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-'HL-AT HEA GLASS OF FIRST
CHRISTIAN TO HOLD
BUSINESS SESSION.

Tile '"IJa.a Class OF the First
.~...n Sunday School, taught by
'I."r j. Ross Will hold their
@'.aF business session this evening
@ CLOCK at the church.
. ..'' nave been concluded for a de-
80. ",eung. Supper will be
'.' and all mombcrs with their
.st '''''' '''i'9u "
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PRicE-WALMsLEY.

Announcement has been made Of the
Price Walmsley marriage which is of
interest to Pensacola, due to the fact
that the groom was at one time sta
toned at the Naval Air Station here
as a student OF aeronautics, and the
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Italy. where they were joined b

Italy, Where they were Joined q
William Rosasco. ST..
Miss Rosasco is remaining in
burg and Baltimore as the que
her cousin, Miss AdaIia Rosasco.
is a student at NOtre Dame cor
and she will come to Pensacola
This is Mr.. Rosasco's first vi;
the states in a number of years
he has many friends here who
give him a cordial welcome.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-12

Good help can be had most readily.
quickly and at least expense by using
the Want Ad Columns.
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BY ELSIE WATERBURY MORRIS
Famous New York Beauty Expert)

II aWouS New ToTk Beauty E%pertJ
Much of a woman's charm depends
on the way she carries her head. The
most lovely face loses it's attraction
if it is not carried by a graceful. beau
tiful neck, and an illusion of beauty.
quite unfounded on features is created
frequently by the regal way in which
some women carry their heads.
Helen had allowed herself to slump
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-12
GOV. AND MRS. HARDEE
ENTERTAIN AT MANSION.

Governor and Mrs. Hardee enter
tanned the evening bridge club delight
fully last evening t the mansion
Tallahassee Democrat.
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Catchy Music in the
Comic Opera "Belles
of FOl-de-rOl"

The music Of this comic opera is
unusually lovely, the duet by the king
and widow miss Lillian Thomas, and
Mr.. Gerald Quina) with chorus I'll
Love You a Little on Monday" being
an unusually pretty number for a
comic opera even.
The splendid orchestra program will
begin promptly at 7:45, the curtain for
the play to go up promptly at Sis.
The performance will go forward pro-
fessionally, the curtain going down at
10 p. M, and you will go away singing
snatches of these catchy airs. for they
sing themselves.
Reserve seats for this play to be
presented, benefit school fund.- Thurs
day and Friday nights went on sale at
Pats Smoke Shop. lobby Brent Build
ing yesterday P. NJ. A reduction of %
cents will be made on all seats bought
up to Tuesday night.
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ROYAL NEloHRoRs OF AMERICA.

The Royal Neighbors of America will
hold their regular meeting Wednesday
afternoon at 2:20 O'Clock. Election OF
officers will take place, and a full at
tendance is urged.