davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-24
Ell representante Sr. Romanf suscit6
aver en- la Cdmara una question de
priUilegio personal con motiUo de un
suelto publicado en- "El Imparciai"
COntinda dscu6ndOse Ell impOane prOyeco enmendando
la Ley Municipal VICENTE

A las doce del dia de aver sc reunio
la Canara de Representatives. bajo la
presidencia del Sr. Acevedo. Sc do
por aprobada sin ser leida ell Acta de
la session anterior y Sc leyeron por sus
titu,os las siguientes peticiones:
'fDel sr. Santiago Purcell, vecino
de Penue,as, sugiriendo enmiendas
la Ley No. II aprobada en- 13 de ma
70 de 1920, para regular Ell procedi-
miento administrative y judicial de las
contribuciones pagadas bajo protesta"
"Del Sr. Francisco v. Velazquez,
Collector de Rentas Interras de Utua-
do. soicitando aumento de sueldo"
A solicitud de un Sr. Representante
Sc suspendi6 la session para Las tres de
la tarde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-24

el Sr. Romanf que Ell reportero que ha-
bia escrito ell referido suelto no como
cia las reglas del periodismo puesto
que en- ell titulo del sue,to habia es-
critic ilnicamente Ia session de anoche
como 81 Sc tratara de una session esprit
tista. Ademas Sc we la falta de como
ciniento por parte de ese reportero de
las reglas que informan Ell verdadero
periodismo en- ell hecho de que sin con-
sideracion alguna, trata de presentarme
como un individuo quien lie importa
POGO cumpir con su deber. Yo en-
tiendo que a ningdn representante lie
debera ser censurado ell que deje de
concurrir las ses.ones por causas JUS
tifcadas todos mis- compa1eros de IA
Camara saben que en- la noche de re-
ferencia yo no pude asistir a la Sc
sion debido a que estaba enfermo alta
cado de un fuerte c6lico.
(Continua en- la Ga. Pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-24
SESSION. DE LAS TRES

A las tres de la tarde y bajo Ia pre-
sidencia del Sr. Guerra Sc reuni6 la Sc
sion, dandose por aprobada sin ser lei
da ell Acta de la session anterior.
E. Secretario di6 lectura varias
peticiones al constituirse la camara
en- Comisi6n Total pidi6 la palabra pa
ra una question de privilegio personal
ell representante Sr. Eoman1.
Manifesto ell Sr. Romani que en-
ell peri6dico ''El Imparcial'' y en- su
edicion correspondents al microbes de
esta semana habia aparecido un suelto
bajo ell rubro de F'La Session de Ano-
chez en- ell cual Sc pretendfa ponerlo
a el en- evidencia ante ell pals por ell
hecho de no haber concurrido esa Sc
sion de la Camara en- la que Sc puso
a votaci6n ell Proyecto de Ley auto
rizando una emission de bonos de Gin
CO miNones medic de dolares. Dijo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-24
ULTIMA HORA
Una mujer y I'm hOmbre Pc
recierOn ahOgadOs aver.
Ell NAUFRACTO OCURRIO FRENTE
AL MUELLE DE S. ANTONIO

Anoche fuimos informados por la
Policia de Fuerta de TERRA de que en-
Ia bahia, ent-e ell trayecto de TERRA
Extrana San Juan, frente al Nue.
lie de San Antonio, habian perecido
ahogados los individuos Pedro Llani-
llo y Juana Lori. en- Ia tarde de aver.
Embellishments nos trasladamos al
Quartet de la Policia de Puerta de Tie
IRA. donde ell fiscal Massari practicaba
la investigation del suceso.
va en- ell Quartet obtuvimos la 81
guiente information de labios de una
de las protagonistas de la tragedia
martina.
Aver como a las cinco regresaban de
Tierra Extrafia, donde habian pasado
Ell dia, los individuos Rafael Salgado,
Pedro Llanillo Moncho Miranda
acompafiados de Antonia Duclo, nues-
ira informante, Ines vazquez Juana
Lori, en- una pequena yola. va cerca
de Sa Juan, y frente al muelle de San
Antonio pas6 cerca de la yola en- que
viajaban los va citados, un anc6n de
la Porto Rico Coal remolcado por una
lancha de gosolina.
En- aquel momento, Miranda, uno de
los ocupantes de la yola intent6 ganar
ell ancon fin de altar a este la yola
que fuera remolcada a TERRA. A es-
te prop6sito salt6 al anc6n, con tan
mala fortuna que volc6 La yola, dando
sus ocupantes con sus humanidades en-
Ell aqua.
(ConTtnta en- Ia Sra. pag.1
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-24
La Crltica Situaci0n
del AcueductO Sc
va nOrmalizandO
Ha lOvidO, y prOntO habrd
aqua durante todO Ell dia

En- estos dltimos dias, segun nues-
tros informes, ha llovido bastante en-
ell rio Piedras, del cual Sc surten los
depositos del Acueducto de San Juan,
y la corriente ha adquirido mayor
volumen, hasta ell extreme de haber
heeho subir el aqua de los embalses,
unas ounce pulgadas mas hacia la
cresta. Esta circunstancia ha deter
minado una mayor preston en- la tu-
IBERIA, asf como la amable esperanza
colectiva de un bano facil Y rejuve-
necedor todos los dias.
Segun parece desde hace varios
dfas hay aqua en- la tuberia hasta
por la tarde, una hora mas cada dia,
pues tenemos entendido, que ese es
el pr0cedimiento que ,ha decidido po-
ner en- practica ell Alcalde, se1or
Diez de Andino, hasta normalizar
completamente la situaci6n creada
por la terrible escasez de aqua.
Ell microbes por eiemplo, hubo
aqua hasta las 4 P. NJ, y aver, 81
NAL no recordamos, ell lfquido estu-
vo pronto a arroiarse llaves afue-
ra, como hasta las cinco de la tarde.
Esto indica que no pasaran mu-
chos dfas sin que ell asunto este re-
sulto en- definitiva, gracias los rel
terados esfuerzos de la Administra-
cion, primero, y luego al por fin ge-
neroso vientre de las nubes, ell cual
Sc ha alberto en- un gesto amplio de
torrenciales aguaceros.
Las obras de Guaynabo contin1an,
sin interruption. Para fines de mes,
Sc ha dicho repetidas veces, estaran
terminadas. Ell deseo de la Admi-
nistraci6n es claro, evidente. Sc las
quiere tener listas para evitar cual-
quier contratiempo en- 10 que Sc rea-
lizan las del Acueducto principal,
que sera la obra mas importante con
Que los actuales administrators de
San Juan piensan cerrar ell ciclo de
sus actividades de cuatro aiios.
Por otro lado, los republicanos di-
cen Que don Rata es muy listo Y
quiere dejar esas obras para hacerlas
durante el periodic eleccionario, fin
de aumentar ell censo electoral, ha-
Ger que fracasen las predicciones de
triunfos republicanos, enunciadas por
el senior Felid, hace varias noches en-
una tertulia callejera.
Como presumen los republicanos,
ell vieio aforismo de "construye, hi
jo, construye", sera la consigna unio-
nista para luchar por un segundo
chance dentro del electorado capita
lino
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-24

CcOntdnda en- Ia Sra. pag.1
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-24
Los representatives del Comit6 de Tari.
fas de {. U. que investigan eI costo de
production del azdcar en- Cuba, Hawai-
y PtO. Rico, han lIegado a San Juan
La senana entrante empearan su labor de Investigation
entire los hacendados colonies de la sIa--Antes
visitaran al gobernadOr Towner

Los productores de az1car del pals
que Sc den cuenta exacta de la gran
importancia que tiene para la industrial
azucarera la vista aqui de los sefores
John A Nye M. A. Ducont, miembros
de la Division de Aztcar de la ''Uni-
ted States Tariff Commission Sc in
teresaran en- cooperar la investiga-
ci6n que Sc va llevar cabo por ellos
para conocer el costo de production
del azicar, desde 81 punto de vista
agrico,a e industrial.
Los senores Nye Ducont llegaron
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-24

bar la existencia de los siguientes ca
SOS de fiebre tifoidea:
10 cascs dados de alta; S casos posi-
t-vos nnevos; reportados con auteriori-
dad, Is, y Is de caracter sospechos.
pendientes de examen ante el Labora-
torio Biol6gico de Puerto Rico. segin
nuestro informante, ha habido una de.
func!6n.
En- su inspection sanitaria de Ia ciu.
dad y sus alrededores Ell ST. Dfaz ha.
Ao enormes criaderos de an6feles (mos-
quitos transmisores de La malaria) no
habiendose registrado ningdn case de
paludismo hasta la fecha.
Ell Aqua CoNTAMINADA
Este fuerte brote de fiebre tifoidea
en- Arecibo Sc debe, seg1n nuestro ami
go, que e. aqua que Sc consume Ell la
ciudad esta contaminada con los baci.
los del titus, de acuerdo con ell aaa.-
sis PRACTICABLE por el Laboratoyio BIC
logico.
a fin de evitar que eI mai Sc pro
paQue, el Dr. de Ia Rosa y algdn. perso-
nal sus 6rdenes, sai6 aver hacia Are
cibo, llevando, entire otras cosas, apas
ratos de cloro con que inmun gar
aqua que Sc usa en- aquella ciudad
Como decimos antes, Ell origen de a
tifoidea esta en- ell aqua que a,,s Sc
; bebe, y la cannpafia se- quiere
efcaz contra ella, inniunizando IS
aqua, donde viven los ter-ibles M
crobios.
Tambien Sc ha llevado cierta CAN'T
dad de vacuna, para que los vecinos
do Arecibo sean vacunados, Y Sc pom
gan a salvo de las trasmtsiones del
NAL, especialmente auuellos que resi-
den en- as zonas infsctadas.
Una circular ha sido enviada al AL
ca,de de Arecibo para que este la hi
ciera conocer a, pueblo, sugiriendole
la necesidad de adoptar precauciones
en- contra del NAL, ell aqua que Sc usa
para beber sea hervida, diariamente.
La tifoidea y e. paludismo, lenta pc
ro constantomente, minan desde hace
tempo el pals. siendo necesario organi-
zar cientiicamente una campaha con
ira esos males. especialmente en- cier-
tas regiones de La isla, donde con mas
frecuencia han hecho su aparicion.
Los cssos, segdn henos podido apre-
ciar, SO han lido produciendo por CRU
pos, y les mas dc las veees. 6les casos
(Conttnda en- Ia 6a. pagmaS
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-08-31
Team Breaks Up And Boys
Return Home After Giving
Roanoke Rapids Rosemary
Great Baseball Season.

The of Friday and Saturday Weldon the
the locals and the time closed the most
full the history the national pastme in Roam
oke The secured through the generosity
Patterson about the best to represent the
community diamond. 1t composed of of the
finest fellows college athletics and their conduct while with
only their alma mater Trinity College is to be
graduated the type of she sent for the Their
the field for the gives Roanoke
yet undisputed claim the amateur baseball championship of
Eastern Carolina The book shows that the Triple Rs did
single series with opponent Out of total of 46
games played Triple Rs held to the big end of So of them
Of games played Rosemary Park only three de-
of which handed by greatest rivals the
Weldon Weevils the other lucky nine The
teams batting average the entire stands at $50 Spikes
the high both the board and at the bat He
rubber 45 occasions and poed out So
average Harvey johnson acted the role of Babe Ruth
He led the tter eleven SO blows to his credit
Five players Spikes, Corre Denptr H. Johnson and Smith
hit above hundred mark noticeable fact the bat
ting averages Smith almost at the bottom OF the list
during the first of the when he opposition was weak
est competition developed keener point and
opponents strengthened their pitching a Smith began to hit
more regularly brought his that of the
300 tter only three the regulars played IN all
of the 46 They Smith j. D. johnson and Turner
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-08-31
Blouse and Cape
Liked by Women
0arments Among Features
in the Tailored and
Sports Wear.

Tailosed sutts are capitalized. Th4ss
ere almost always WITH the blouse =
harmony but ssparata Mapy chaimins
models are II DE so-callsd gp9Etawear
style. A new fdaa. np6ss = fdittqn cor.
respondent IN the New FORK Tribune.
b to have . sspsratA ocIhr o. soak1
to match the suit In, fabxic and color.
Deauv1iaa, q lovely modal ip wh4>
has q blouse made hap 4 Wtuted ~
shawl. A suit of whihe vool CT =
has . apsay plaissd skirt and 2 S4oufe'
coat Of yellow bura Accompanying
this y buse a ysalDw tussah pSint-
ID in lovely tanes os ygliow with black
and white rsltsk. "DiSzstion'' b q
three-pisoe sois the 9segs Of which y
Of white sarge trfmmsd with navy bipp
and red. The COAT b bright red ~
sofia, q new. nappv.surfaced, silky
looking material.
Red and white are featured b. . co.
tune Of three-ptsca eject. with wrap
h cape styis, the lsttsr tined with .
Ped printed crepe d chine and IN
simple. straight dress Of white W1th
colorfu1 printed trimmings.
Golf IL . very sporty looking
model In homespun Shetland wool
with q plain skirt and sweater blouse
Another interesting eject is achiayed
In knitted suit In wool chines sheW.
ing q blend of navy yellow and caster
yarns.
Important for outze5deor waas -
dresses and coats Of rpbberizsd q2
d. chine b lovsay'shA1ss, such -
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-08-31
Villages Along tho Rhine Still Employ
Him az a Dispenser Of Gen.
oral Information.

The town crier IL still an estab-
lished institution In towns ana villages
along the Rhine. With drum and Doll
he summons the housewives to the
windows and sings his news In Q
whining monotone:
~Oficers of the French forces order
that all lights shall be out At "
o'clock. No one allowed on the streets
after that hour. Herr Bingen has re-
ceived a new shipneAtao aof women's
underwear and shawls which he WIZ
sell very cheap. The dollar Is worth
S5.5OO marks to day. One German
killed ana two wounded by the enemy
sentries In Essen. Twins were born
at the house Of Herr Gortzen, who
lives by the fountain In bismarck
platz."
The echoes die away down the mar
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-08-31
NOTICE

Under and by virture of the powers
contained in that certain deed of trust
executed by j. o. and R. G. Hunt to
me as Trustee, dated October 1lth,
1919, and duly recorded in Book No.
3O7, at Page No. 576, in the Register
of Deeds Office for the County of Hall
fax, North Carolina, default having
been made in the payment of the in
debtedness thereby secured, and hsv-
ing been requested by the holders Of
the notes evldencing the said indebted
ness to sell the property therein Cd
veyed, will, on Tuesday, the Il
day of September, 1928. at the hol 6f
1890 o'clock P. NJ, in front r. be
Court. house door, in the towh III
fax, North Carolina, offer for Ne at
public auction to the highest bidder for
cash that certain brick store-house and
those two (2) cer tain lots of land in
the village of Rosemary, Halifax
County North Caro- lima, fronting
each twenty-five 1857 feet on
the East side of Roanoke Avenue in
said town, and running back each the
same width between parallel lines at
right angles to said Avenue one hun
dred and forty Q40j feet to an alley.
and shown and designated as lots Nos.
1923 and 1880. as shown on the maps
or plots of'the property of the Roam
oke Rapids Power. Company, Roanoke
Rapids, North Carolina, said plot being
recorded in Book No. l, at Pages Nos.
II. r. 13 and Ia, in the Register of
Deeds Office for Halifax County, North
Carolina.
This, the 18th, day of August, A..
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-08-31
Election Of Officers At
Baptist Church

On Sunday night, September
2nd. the usual annual Church
Conference of the Roanoke Rap
ids Baptist Church will be
held, at which time there will be
a roll call of the membership
and the election of Church ano
Sunday School officers. 1t is de-
sired that all members be pres
ant and answer when then
names are called.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-08-31

WANTED: MEN TO SELL
Rawleigh Quality Products di-
rect to Consumers in Halifax
and Northampton Counties.
Pleasant, permanent, profita-
BILE business, No experience
or capital necessary, Make
practically every family a
steady. satisfied customer
y orkers make large steady in
come. Give age, occupation,
references. w. T. Rawleigh
Company, Dept, 1877, Free.
port, Ill. 8-24-4t
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-08-31
peo, Efficient Guardians.

The treasures Of the Boston Museum
Of Fine Arts are guarded each night oy
two giant police dogs who are trained
to refuse to accompany anyone but the
watchman who has charge Of them. AT
intervals each night they are led
through the darkened galleries. All
employees have been cautioned against
remaining in the building after houra
because Of the danger Of attack by the
powerful CANNES. But for the Inter
yention of the watchman recently. an
official Of the museum, who stayed un'
I'll late in the evening. would have been
torn to pieces.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-08-31

to sunset on the date Of primary. All
democratic voters who have lived in
the state and district one year;the
county six months ;and the precinct
four months, Immediately preceding
date of primary whether previous
" registered or not) if not disquali-
fed BY law, will be eligible to vote in
said primary.
EVERETT B. CLARK.
Chairman Democratic Execu-
tive Committee of Halifax County,
North Carolina.
This the 3Oth. August 1923.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-08-31
THE TEAM

Bill Towe Roanoke Rapids, Third Base and Manager
Everett Spikes, East Durham, Left Field
Everett English, Monroe, Right Field.
Harvey Johnson Chattanooga, Tenn. Catcher
]. D. johnson, Garland, First Base.
C. B. Smith, Pikevile, Second Base.
Aaron Turner Mayodan Short Stop
John Dempster, Mayodan, Pitcher.
Jesse Sanderson Mt Olive, Pitcher.
All the above students at Trinity College
Robert Correll, Laurnburg, Center Field n c. State
Bernard Edmondson, Rosemary, Sub Catcher, R. R. H S
Occasional Players.
Key Joyner Woodland High School.
Rocky" Fogeman Elon College
Brewton, Wake Forest College
Sorrell Cary High School.
Harris, formerly of Danville Piedmont League.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-08-31

SILVER wreaths and snow white
vaistcoats tuNe and gold-tipped ciga-
rsttes, satin slippers and pearl studs
champagne punch and rubber plants,
introductions and orchids. waIed hoors
and interminable waltzeA "Neath
South Sea Moon" and three no-trumps.
stepped-on toes and invitations TO
dinner the following Thursday. wilted
collars and strawberry ice. A gather
ing Of stays in the pantry. promises to
telephone the next morning, the host
surreptitiously giancing at the cloch
every five minutes--Fr0m Lfe.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-08-31

DIR. W. l.. DAVIS EYE SPEC
ist, will make his monthly
trip to Rosemary Thursday,
September 6, Roanoke Rapids
Friday and Saturday, Sep
tember z and 8. There are but
few cases in Roanoke Rapids Of
eye trouble that has been
treated in the past five years
that DR.. Davis has not finally
had to correct. See him on this
trip.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-08-31

row streets; the windows and doors
slam; the bell rings again As the old
man plods down the rough pavement
To the next corner where the story y
sung all over again. And 90 on until
al the VILLAGE has heard the newS.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-08-31

NOTICE OF PRIMARY TO BE
HELD IN SECOND CONGRESS
SIONAL DISTRICT OF NORTH
CAROLINA. NOTICE FOR
HALIFAX COUNTY.
A Primary will be held on the first
Saturday in October October 6th)
1923, for the purpose Of selecting =
Democratic Candidate for the Second
Congressional District of North Caro-.
lima.
The Polls will be open from sunrise
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-08-31
Handicapped.

A New York friend Of mine ~
tazned from his golnng the other day.
"HAve a good gamer he was asked.
"Notteul he replied. "What was the
troubleY' "Oh, It was al my caddy'a
fault. He had the hiccups. Every
time he hiccuppel, I'd miss my stroke
md every time he didn't hiccup, I'd
miss 1t just because was waiting foE
the Aiccup 10 comet - Christian
Work.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-08-31

Father bought . pair IT hip beota
IN anticipation Of he coming fsAins
season. The boots greatly Interested
Ann, his three.year-oid daughter. %
one day when mother aAd father were
preparing fer . Journey downtown,
and mother vas putting on her Rns
sian boots, Ann turned = father and
said:
Daddy, why dent you wear ysG
boots, toor
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-08-31
THE SEASON

June1 Here R. Weldon 2-Dempster
June2 There R. 6, Aulander
RR R, 12, Norlna 1-Dempster
ume R. R. r. Henderson 2-Sanderson
There R. R. l, Weldon 5-Dempster
une There R. Henderson O--Sanderson
me There
une r. r. R. Norfolk Police 4-Dempster
80 Here RR r. Norfolk Police
July Here RI r. Liteton smith
July 4 There R. R. R. 5, Weldon 2-Sanderson.
July R. R. Weldon 3-Dempser
July There R. R. R. 1, Henderson 9-Joyner.
July R. r. lenders 2-Dempster.
July 9 There r. R. R. I, Weldon 3-Sanderson.
July 10 Here R. r. R. "a Rocky Mount Shops O-Dempse
July R. r. H. Henders 1-sanderson
July 13 There r. r. R. A, Henderson 2-Joyner.
July IA Here r. r. r. g. Weldon 2-Dempster.
July II There R. R. R. 6-Sanderson
July r. r. 8, Henderson 0-Demnster
July 20 There r. r. Norlin 1-Foglemau.
July r. r. 6, A. A.. A. 2-Sandorson
July % There R. r. r. Henderson 2-Fogleman.
July "a Here R. r. 4-Dempster
July Is There r. r. r. A, Rocky Shops
July 2e Here R. R. R. 2, 6-Fogleman.
July q There R. r. R. 0, 1-Dempster
July ls Here R. R. R. Weldon 2-sanderson
July 81 Here R. r. R. 9, Pinetops 2-Fogleman.
Aug. There R. r. R. q Weldon 5-Dempster.
Aug. There R. r. r. Henderson 4-Sanderson
Aug. Here R. R. R. q, P. A. A.. A. 0-Dempster
Aug. Here R. r. r. Z, P. A A. A. 3-Dempster.
Aug. 7 There R. R. g. Norfolk Police 11-sanderson
Aug. 8 There R. R. Police 6-Dempster
Aug. 9 Here r.. r. 6, Henderson o-Brewton.
Aug. 10 There R. R. R. S. Pinetops 2-Joyner.
Aug. 10 There r. R. r. Weldon O-sanderson
Aug. IA Here R. R. R. Weldon 9-Sanderson
Aug. Here R.. r. 6, AuIander 1-Dempster
Aug. Is Here r. r. r. Receiving Ship 3-sanderson.
Aug. 20 There R. R. 2-Harris
Aug. 81 Here R. r. r. 2, Weldon
Aug. "a There r. r. R. 2 Weldon III
AuE Is Here R. R. R. 6. Weldon 5-sanderson.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-29
Miss Sundquist
Becomes Bride
In Minneapolis

The marriage of Miss Wayne X.
Sundquist, daughter of Mr.. and n.
Sundquist of S1S Main street, and
Raymond G. Mclaughlin of Bis
marck, son of Mrs. Nma McLaugh-
lin Of Chicago, ILL.,, took place Sat-
urday at the rectory OF
Father Pillager of Minneapolis,
MINI. Attend the couple were Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. May of Minneapo-
lis.
The bride who was raised in Bis
marck and received her education
in the local schools, is well
brown and popular member of the
youn,Ir set. She took her
business training in the st. Paul.
Mimi, Business College and for the
past five years has been employed
as a stenographer in the office of
the North Dakota Highway Com
mission. The bridegroom, travel
ing representative of the Quaker
Dat Company of Chicago, has been
making his headquarters in Bis
marck and covering this part Of
the country for the past seven
years.
After honeymoon in the Twin
Cities Mr.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin
will return to Bismarck where
they will make their home until
January when they will move to
Fargo.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-29
Social and
Personal
About us Attend
District Meeting
Of Eastern Star

About It's Eastern Stars from
Bismarck, Linton and Washburn
were present at the district meet
ing of the organization which op-
ened here Saturday afternoon WITH
Mrs. E. d. Fogel OF Linton, distric,
deputy, presiding.
An address of welcome was Civ
en- by Mrs Clifton Johnson, worth,
matror Of the Bismarck chapter
and the response was given by the
associate matron of Linton. The
}, Wastburn chapter was represent
ed by 81 members and the Linton
chapter by 10, members. At the
afternoon meeting Miss Exine
Schulz sang a solo which was re
ceiyed with hearty applause by the
audience.
At the evening business session.
Miss Emma Taubert, school in
structor in music, gave piano solo
and Mrs. Richard Tracy gave Il
vocal solo.
Mrs. Ployhar was presented with
gift from the district and Mrs.
Fogel. district deputy, with gift
from the Linton and Bismarck
chapters.
Covers were laid for ITS at the
$50 o'clock dinner at the Temple
in the evening. Beautiful bouquets
of flowers ornamented the long Ia
bleS about the room.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-29
Honor Mrs. Harriss
AtFareWell Luncheon

Mrs. H. Styles Harriss was hon
orcd with Q l o'clock luncheon at
the Grand Pacific hotel Saturday
ny the laGias &c the y ur = y Nu-
cic~l club. Cnvr~s were i'd 'or -
I'D ba~'-" Of w 80 ~on &c,
IND pink rH~r. 'or'~~' 4 ont -.
Were on tn, DIN ng rom table. At
the luncheon winch WIS +. -" Il
ture of a farewell for Mrs. H"r-
riss who is leaving the first pa t
of this week for Grand Forks, her
future home. the honor guest was
presented with a pair of Jade green
candlesticks and candles to match
Nv her friends. Mrs. Richard A.
Tracy made the presentation in
behalf of the club.