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The Winslow mail., 1923-12-21
MOTHER! GIVE SICK CHILD
"CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP"
Harmless Laxative for a Bilious,
Constipated Baby or Child.

Constipated, bill
ious, feverish, or
sick, collie Babies
and Children love
to take genuine
California Fig
Syrup" No other
laxative regulates
the tender little
bowels so nicely.
1t sweetens the
S t o m ch a n d
The Winslow mail., 1923-12-21
DEMAND "BAYER" ASPIRIN
Aspirin Marked With "Bayer Cross"
Has Been Proved Safe by Millions.

Warning! Unless you see the name
"Bayer" on package or en- tablets you
are not getting the genuine Bayer
Aspirin proved safe by millions and
prescribed by physicians for % years.
Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin.
limitations may prove dangerous.-Adv.
If a man gets ratified there must be
q screw loose somewhere.
Evening star., 1923-09-22

YOU WILL ENJOY THIS
."COZY LITTLE COTTAGE"
Just completed and ready to move in.
Five nice rooms and large sleeping porch.
Front porch 20 IT. long, It. wide.
Basement under entire house.
Large lot: several shade trees.
Completely equipped with base plugs for noor
lamp, vacuum cleaner. percolator
and eiec. iron.
Bnilt-in ironing board
Built-in kitchen cabinet.
0ne-piece porcelain sink.
Most attractive Bathroom.
Attractively papered and painted.
High. cool elevation.
fare to cfty--20 min. ride.
Located in the best part OF CLARENDON va.
Every city convenience to please you
VIII, sell for $3.50. Easy terms.
See Mr.. SWEET. Owner and Builder:
ACRES OF LAND, IL BLOCKS FROM CAR
line on good road; six miles southeast OF
Alexandria. Improved by hye-room bungalow
with bath; open fireplace, electric lights;
front and back perches; hot-water neat; plenty
shade and shrubbery; garage. Reduced TO
$5. $50 for quick sale; reasonable terms can
be arranged.
Furnished bungalow, modern In every de-
tail, containing four rooms and bath; go0d
location; improved streets; two blocks from
sale; $50 cash. monthly payments $3.50 in
For .ppointment to see these properties.
SNYDER & KANE, Realtors,
|6I4 King st. Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1923-09-22
VIRGINIA PROPERTY

WOODBRIDGE, D. C.
a2O4 LAWRENCE ST.
New house; large living and dining rooms,
breakfast alcove, lsgge bedrooms, sleeping
gas range; laundry in cellar. Price, $500:
easy terms. F.. S0NNEMANN,s Owner &
Builder. 24s
CHEVY CHAsE-LARGE, 7-R0OM, SEMI
bungalow, located at 3517 Morrison ST., very
attractive, can be bought for 81 600 cash.
SOther houses throughout the northwest.
n. G. L0HR, Builder,
Col T372-w. 266 Carroll g.,
Tskoma Park, D. G,
Evening star., 1923-09-22

FOR COLORED-T0 CLOSE AN ESTATE ON
nth ct. NV near Columbia I'd, modern
house. rooms, steam heat. gas and electric
light Apply 5i2 Washington Loan Trust
Evening star., 1923-09-22

!, z.roona- and bath bungalow, with electricity;
On lot 50x150 Price. $3.50. Terms, $3.50
cash, $40 month
Evening star., 1923-09-22

2946 UPTON ST. NW.-A BEAUTIFUL HOME
to be sold at a bargain to settle an estate.
Can be inspected by appointment only Full
narticulars by phoning Cleveland 23S0. % .
Evening star., 1923-09-22

ilOOMING HOUSE, CONTAINING ELEVEN
rooms and 2 baths, in finest northwest room
renting neighborhcod price, SIS. 600; sub
ST initial cash payment required. Address Box
9A5-Ds Star office.
Evening star., 1923-09-22
Better Built Bungalows.

Better Built Bungalows.
New 7-room subsidized ami hot-vater
heat, open fireplace, hardwood floors and trim
laundry tubs, large cellar: lot 50x125: eastern
exposure; In the one-fare zone: strictly white
section. 5000. Terms.
Sew-5-room, bungalow; attic all foored.
large enough for rooms; ami. hot-water
heat. laundry tubs, electric range; lot 5Oxl25
81 800: $3.50 cash. balance. like rent.
New Groom house. subsided: ami, hot
SO. 400 Terms
Evening star., 1923-09-22

PETWORTH, NEAR SOLDIERS H0ME-T
rooms a bedrooms). tiled bath; h.-w.h., cleo,
gas: fireplace; ldry. trays; oak floors and trim
Evening star., 1923-09-22

s-rcom and bath home. with ami; furnace
large. lot on Wine and Owens .aves.; shade
trees; price low; $3.50 cash, balance on easy
terms.
Evening star., 1923-09-22

COLUMBIA ROAD, NEAR l4tb-1o ROOMS.
. baths; garage space: vacant. OWNER,
Evening star., 1923-09-22

MOVE RIGHT IS-61a IRVING ST. S.W.-G
large rooms and hath h.-w. heat, electricity.
tubs. screens. awnings, porches: 90 IT. wide
lot 14O IT. deep TO o0-ft. paved alley; south
ern exposure. Open evenings and Sunday.
CnIl OWNER Adams 31IS-J. 23s
Evening star., 1923-09-22
DESK sPACE-WANTED.

OFFICE DESK SPACE AND ADJOINING
small storage facilities TO accommodate 700
pound refrigerator and work bench. Phone
North 1890. ~
Evening star., 1923-09-22

vacant, Groom and bath house; ami: open
fireplace In large living room; hardwood floors
and trim; concrete cellar with laundry tubs; !;
an 1payed street; surrounded by beautiful oak
trees; In location where there is a big de-
mand for. rooms; 5000 cash and balance on
easy terms.
Evening star., 1923-09-22

OWNER. LEAVING CITY. HAS LISTED
With us at a special price, for quick sale,
residence st 1902 Delafeld place NV, con
! tanning 10 rooms, baths and AMI. lot
80 by over 100 II. deep, with loft. alley
rear and side with garage. Act quickly to
secure. this home in this most desirable resi-
Dental section just west of 14th ST. II. w.
SEAFORD, exclusive agent, HOS 18th st. NV.
NTain sQTl or Adarne
Evening star., 1923-09-22

OVER 5000 SO. Fl. OF
floor space on ground floor in
an absolutely freproof build
ing facing one of Washing
toms busiest outlying thor
oughfares, suitable for auto
mobile salesroom or large
mercantile establishment. Can
be advantageously leased to a
desirable tenant.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
813 18th St. NV. Main 26o0.
Evening star., 1923-09-22

I own 10 Groom houses, different sections
Prices, s6,45o to $3.50. All have hot-water
heat. elec.. double back porches. All vacant.
Wish TO dispose of all. If you want home
at once. write for list. Address Box GOSH
Star office. 23s
Evening star., 1923-09-22

NEAR SOLDIERS H0ME-BY OWNER.
Now vacant; a wonderful Groom and bath;
h. VIII. elec.; metal garage; stationary tubs;
house in perfect condition; possession with
deposit; can be seen any time. Adams 1859.
Evening star., 1923-09-22

A GENUINE BARGAIN-F0R QUICK SALE.
modern dwelling e14 Randolph st. NV. SIX
large rooms, tile bath and shower. hot-water
heat; large colonial front porch. double rear
porches, completed attic over entire house
most delightfully."- located In a high-class com
munity; lot 20 II. by 140 IT. 10 2O-ft. paved
alley. Priced at sg,5O0; for quick sale and
reasonable terms will consider a reduction for
substantial cash offer. Call owner. Mr.
HAYNES, NJ. 1854, o to 8, or Columbia 71e9-W
after q nm. 22s
Evening star., 1923-09-22

TWO-FAMILY HOUSE, WEST OF 18th ST
) rms, bath each; separate furnaces; SO, $50;
liberal terms. Ant. Z. 2215 14th st. .22s
FROM OWNERS ROOMS. RECEPTION
hall, bath. 3 porches; h.-w.h.; large closets;
elec: laundry trays; well located me-; very
reasonable for large cash payment. Address
BOX 272-E, Star office. 23s
Evening star., 1923-09-22

PETWORTH, 4I2S 9th, COR.- DELAICK-
New colonial tapestry brick house, rooms
a bedrooms), bath, concrete front aud back
porches. sleeping porch, built-in garage;
ami: on monthly rental basis: no cash pay
ment required. GEORGE G. SMITH, owner,
on nremises Sunday. 10 m. TO 6 pm. 23s
Evening star., 1923-09-22

NEAR 18th AND EYE, FIRST CONNER
cial--10 rooms. baths; owner will sacrifice
leaving country. positively must be sold.
UNION REALTY CORP,
Evening star., 1923-09-22

70 MaryIapd Are. Hysttsriile. Md.
Evening star., 1923-09-22
RENT-DESK SPACE.
FOR RENT-sToREs.

now REM0DELING BASEMENT LOCATION;
light pleasant room, specially adapted to
cafeteria business. 1923 Fl. Main 6175
LARGE STORE LOCATED At 1918 GEORGIA
ave. n.w.-Ideal location for any business.
Rent reasonable c. W. SIMPSON CO., T34
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-20

$1,000 kOUPI pekny velky
dun, hodici Sc "a "straynl''
dun, kde lie 7 svetnic, plyn, e.
lelltrika, sklcp pod celym do
mem a 10 Y pdknem tichem O.
koli. Ccna $4,000. Haste sc y
&. 21o3 zap. 81. ul. mezi Clark
a Lorain Ave. 3-2C
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-20

PRCDA Sc 5 ndvych domu V
okoii 1913. III. a Miles Ave. 6.
pokojich, koupelna, elektrika,
kombinacnl fernes, tvrde po-
dlahy vse moderne zarlzeno.
|Vezme Sc $500 hotove neb lot
a jakykoli jiny majetek, CO
prvni splatka. Prijd'te hned
k Mr.. Davis, els. 2o3 Superior
Bldg. aneb zavolejte Main
1925. 3-22
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-20
Alma Bangoya.'

'Neoklamete mne oprayda?
tazala Sc Alma zeny. podava-
JIG il oba depisy.
"Nikoli, spolehnete SC ienom
ma mne,' odpoyedela Jenofe-
ia, vzala tac a odesla.
Alma stahla lampu a leila
81 opet do postele. Pfiide-li ie--
il zalepka do Londyna drive,
nez il poslon dale. byla tom
presvedcena, ze lord vykona
vse, ably syemu slovu dostal.-
Jeho vaskera hytost a uslechti-
Is vyraz ieho obliceje vzbudi-
F., ~ neochvejnou duveru Y neho
Dlouho ieSte bdela a pren1y-
slala o nest astne Jenofefe Z
tun.lila 81, ze az bude op6t do
ma, re syuzIthuje zkusenosti
kterych ia t6chto dnu nabyl;
t. i boii proti obchodu s billy
lmi on'okynemi, t3to ostude kf;
anske spolecnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-20
BfLA 0TR0KYNE.
(HANBA Xxx. STOLETf.)
ROMAN. -
Napsala A. Schoeyenova. = Prelozil f. Sadek,
Napsala A. Schoeyenova. - Pi

"Ach, mne liz jest vsecko
jedno. Clovek casem otupi q
ypravi Sc klidne do vSech po-
meru. A kan bych Sc mela
nyni obratiti? Nemam mic, ne
bot bratri Martinakove osizu-
il NE stale mzdu, jak to vzdy
cinivali. Zaopatreni a vyzivu
vSak me davaji. kdo by, pro
sim vas, wal do sluzby zenu $
Imou minulosti? Take jsem jiz
Ivysllena, bro Sc unavim a ta-
ke mnoho prace jlz neVyko-
nam. A podivam-h Sc na vas,
vzpomenu 81 ma sva vlastn; mia
di a rada bych pro vas neco
vykonala."
"kdybyste skutecne chtela
mohla byste mi prokazati vel
kou sluzbu. Nedonesla byste
mi dopis ma postu?'
"Ano, to ucinim rada. Ale
Inikde ' nasich pokoiich nenl
psaciho nacini."
"Bud'te tax laskava po-
dcite mi muj kabat," proslla
| Alma vyndala 81 pero a "a
lepky q kapsy. "Mohu sc IA
to spolehnouti, re date zalep-
ku do postovni schranky? MuJ
kufr odcizili mi v Londyne 9
krone hodinek nemam mic cer
neho Il sebe. Ty YAM rada
Pdam, .plnite-li mou prosbu.
ZEN, dekuji,' odvetila Jeno-
fefa odmitayym posunkem
"Chuda zena jako ja muze s.
take jednou pripraviti potese.
nj a prokazati nest st'astnemu
lbliznimu malou sluzbu."
"Dekuii,' pravila Alma do.
iata a Y posteii sedic, psala.
Neiprve napsala svemu otci
re Sc octla neivetSi tisni. zt
ii cizi lide chovaii zajeti {
proslla no, ably co neirychlel
sem prijel a ii vysvobodll. Al'
kdyz dopsaia, roztrhala Zalep
ku. Jeji otec byl ehudy, od
kud mel witt penlze ia tai
dlouhou cestu? A proc ma IN,
lpokojovati rodicu, kteri prec,
nebudou to il pomocl? Ma
pSala tedy toto:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-20
"AIily otce !.

Neiela isem do Bruselu, ny
BIZ zdrzuji.se male yesnici Il
Parize. Doufam, ze Sc bro X
YAM vratim a potom Nam vSe-
cko povlm. Mnoho srdecnyen
pozdravu na maminku q Vas
Ivsecky. Iva Alma.
Potom psala lordu Garwick-
owl ma zalepkou jeho ylastni
adresou:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-20

Temito fadly YAM oznamu-
ii, ze p. Cork Sc vsim urychie-
MIN Londyna postal mne do
Entrecity u Parize. Po cas- il
zdy byla isem nucena nesti Sye
raei kazaiku. Zde lsem Il a
Igenta, ktery mne pravde po-
dobne proda dale. Prosim vas
Ipri vsem, co je YAM syato, u
,Ginte, GO ie ve Vasl moci, by
ste me osyobodil. Dunn stoil '
ulici Nivier 43. '.Bratfi MART.
.nakoye, velkoobchod kayu'
stoji ma mem.
Vase vdeena
A Ina RanuoAt.l =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-20

80" pave NoteiI va ODCld.
Hodiny billy oam, kdyz Sc
otec sc synem posadili do ku-
rackeho pokoie a cetli noviny.
Brzo potom vstoupil do pokoje
sluha a podal mlad6mu lordo-
vi dopis ma stfibrne misce. -
Lord prekvapene zvolal:
ITO je muj vlastni rukopis.
Rychle otevrel dopis cetl rad
ky, jez mu Alma vecer pred
tim psaia. Kdyz dopis precetl,
pravil rozcilene:
"Otce, prosim, cti a pfesv6d-
els Sc, re jsem mel pravdu. =
Tys myslil, ze jsem byl opily 4
nebyl mocen svych smyslu.'
Vevoda byl prive ponoren
do ctenl politickeho clanku,
! ipozvedl hlavu a na okamzik
podival sc roztrzite na syna.
Potom vSak wal dopis do ruky
a cetl lei pozorne.
ITO je veru hanebna vec,"
zvolal.
"Ano, ted vidiS, re jsem
mel pravdu. Sc vsim urychle-
MIN d nasilne il odstranili ma
81 zeme, ably zataiili zlocin."
"Ale Il vsech vsudy, kde jest
lien nase policie?' zvolal otec
rozhorcene. "Vzdyt' sc jindy
Ivyznamenala svym ostrovti-
penn a vystrozrakem. Nasi tai
nj policiste plati "a neilepsi na
svete."
Mann, "a to, ze by Sc verej-
ma zdravotni policie mela vuci
Iujmouti," odretil Edward. TIA
ma "a povinnost drzeti ochran-
nou ruku mad veskerym tim
! hnusnym remeslem !"
Mali mas lid miti ucte
zakony, museil 81 take zakony
zaslouziti ucty," pravil vevoda
prisnym tonem. "Avsak tento
zakon nezasMhu je ucty. Mu-
, 81 byti odstranen.'
Pan asistent Elby, 5 niml
: .isem miuVil, ucinil na mne veI
mi nesympaticky doiem, uli.
st oval Edward. Celia ta vel
byla mu skoro do smichu, A
pranic bych Sc tomu nedivil
kdyby iednal We srozumem
hostinskym.'
ITO BY bElo smutne, ale ne
nemozne. " odpovedel otec. =
"PredeSleho roku yypravova
mi karel Bourbon, obcenl sta
: si We francouzskem ueste Re
Il meSn, ze byl sveho uradu zba
Ven, protoze verejne narkl po
licii, ze sama ie hlaVni pricl
nou mrayni zkazy ve velkycI
meStech.
: Nyni vsfoupila vevodkyne
:; Edward il vypravoval, CO 5
prave doFedel. Precetla 81 d
pis Il rekla potom, nerozmyslt
JIG Sc:
] "EdWarde. musis Timed jet
:, do Parize a nest astnici pomC
. ci. To nesnese odkladu.'
NE, ne, drive muslme vs.
!: EXC uvaliti : namitl vevod;
:, "abychom ukvapenym iedn'
MIN vsechno nepokazili. Pr
devsim zprayim o tom polici
llned Ultra promluvim. pi
nem Steadem. Jest to napros1
? spolehlivy muz. Zvrhle ma
u lele Y Blaes sstreetu dame ok
mite zatknouti.
IN ''Afsak uemuzeme pfece !
fe- kati tax dlolho, az nest astl
divka bude ma svobode,' nan
ia tia veVodklne. Zatim moht
e. il poslati do nektereho jinel
ve, mesta a neni yylouceno n
om bezpeei, za ztratime jeji st
na pu.'
- 'Toho Sc neohavam,' odp
IT. Nedoi seloda. "Jsou iiste pi
di- pisy, kteryeh sc musi kazdy
ho. zeti. JeIihoz jsme iiz jedn
1y- oznamil' ii vec londynske /
y Iicii ,aa1lcflYs X - ~ nrapna 7
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-20

PRODA Sc reznicky ebchod,
kde Sc trzi $400 tydne, zadna
konkurence okoli tri mil.
Trzba IA hotove. Naleza Sc V
{. 9l0S Superior Ave. Blizsi
sdeli iednatel Y cis. 6015 Sco-
will Ave. vcuer od 4 do 7 ho-
din. 1921
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-20

PRODA Sc moderni jednoro-
dinny dunn ma Marvin Ave. po-
blize Fulton Rd. "a pficlnou u
mrti, da sc velml lacino. Biz
ST sd6li ?. Neu1il, OILS Deni-
son Ave. Tel. Hemlock 4219.
I?
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-05

The Wednesday Bridge Club was
entertained by Mrs. Abner Farrow
this week. Bridge was played and
delicious two course luncheon was
served. The members present were:
Ncsdsmes Freeman. w. J. Clark.
Jack Ryan. Donald Shakespeare. ,Iri
casseil. Godfrey. vesrkamp and C.
Bowsher. The gussts we're Mrs. r.
d. Taylor. Mrs. Elofsoa. Mrs. Eidon
Graves and Mrs. Herbsst Martin.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-05
IRIS THEATRE PROGRAM
WEDNESDAY, 4 THURSDAY
OCTOBER 10 and II
"MlcHTY LAX A ROSEs

There II something in this picture
that you won't zee on the screen!
Laughter and tears. Joys and sor-
rows, the thrill 81 sonething that y
both magic and heartsease blended
into . great medley Of human emo
tions. played on the Aeartstrtngs.
In It there u something that you
will take from the theatre with you.
A song Of gladaesS psrhaps-or
perhaps you will close your eyes In
solitude and fragments OF this tale
Of dark streets and sunlit places
will drift back across the place
where sweet dreams linger. tl
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-05

Mrs. Flora N. Perham Of Wichita
Falls. Texas. Is visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. A. W. Culp At their coun-
/ try place near Center. Mrs. Per-
ham has been in California for three
months and Is en- route home. Mrs.
Culp Is entertaining two afternoons
this week with bridge luncheons In
honor Of her mothers visit.
-
Mrs. Lawrence Tohill was the
charming hostess to a number Of
her friends At = delightful bridge
party. Tuesday evening. Mrs. John
Ralph Carney Of Alamosa received
the prize for having the highest
score. Mrs. Clarence Redman Of
Alamosa was lucky in cutting for
the general prize and the consola-
tion prise was awarded to Mrs. Otis
Rowlette. The color scheme Of red
and white was carried out during
the evening and each table was
adorned with beautiful red and
white roses. A lovely two course
luncheon was served. Those invited
to enjoy the affair were: Mesdames
Abner Farrow. Eldpn Graves. Irl
Cassell. Sidney Klecker. Robert Mac
Arthur Claude Corlett. Wilbur
Erickson. Claude Ditto. Donald
Shakespeare. George Nicoll, Roy
Waltman. Otis Rowiette. Ralph Nc
Coy. Chester Overmyer. Guy Reed.
Herbert Martin: Misses Sara Chap
man. Alice Regan. Ella Lawless.
Louise Fogle. Frances Schail. Clara
Linderholm. Ordesn Spencer. Edith
and Fern Mccormick and Mrs. C. 8.
Redman. Mrs. Ed. Hurley. Mrs.
Clarence Redman and Mrs. John
Ralph Carney and Harry stroup Of
Alamosa. Ira Bacon. Roy Dodge.
Milo Wilson. ManGan. Demit Sims
and Lester Headlee.
- - . ll - ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Armstrong
were luncheon guests OF Mr.. aad
Mrs. c. e. Hart. Wednesday.
0o 80
Mrs. z. J. Short. Mrs. Henry
Chapman. Mrs. John Greene and
Mrs. p. @. Orrell were luncheon
guests Of Mrs. Quincy Cornelius at
her home In Alamosa. Wednesday.
90
The Highlander" Boys and their
guests enjoyed . picnic and games
at Marsh Park last Thursday night.
They were ehapsroned by their
leader. Theodore Oarnier. Those
present were: Charles Edman. Hasel
Conley. Hugh Savage. Katherine
Mcclure. Nicholas sheliabareer.
Roberta Davis. Keith Montgomery.
Lois Stitt. Mary Margaret Conley,
Thelma Stephens. william Mexican.
Ralph Ayers. Lorene Bali. Harold
Fisher. George Hanks. Harold Absr-
aathy. Robert swart a1d Mr. Gar.
nier.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-05
TUEsDAY-OCT. .
ALL STAR CAST
IN
THE GRAY DAWN"

Have you ever heard Of the
Vigilantes? Are you familiar
with the Ku Klux Klan? The
Vigilantes in American history
were to the West what the Ku
Klux Khan was to the South
. secret organization devoted
to combating the lawless ele-
ment Of San Francisco, In the
tumultuous period following
the gold rush Of '49.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-05
Oct. 6-12
FRDAY-oG. II
SCARS or JEALOUSY

Drama that will clutch your
emotions with fingers Of stsell
A Brotherhood Of hate gid
put to . great test Of devotion
- raging forest fire-a
lynching mob! Thrills and
breathless suspense that will
run an icy finger up your
spine. With Frank Keenan,,
Marguerite de IL Motto, Lloyd
Hughes and Edward Burns.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-05

The Modern Fiction Club which
has been recently organized held Its
regular meeting Tuesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. John Greene.
Those present were: Mrs. Herbert
Martin. Mrs. L. T. Elofson. Mrs.
Milo Wilson. Mrs. Robert Bone. Mrs
Royce Upton. Miss Mary Bushinger
and the hostess.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-05

The Joe Hooker Relief corps w
Nest h regulsv session asxt Tvoo.
eay ssese1eea. October 9th at ~
Wsslnsa haii q 1:ss ,. "a. lesA
sssss Carr ncouirs Of LoasnsnL
cesesA1e. department iaspsetee g
~ Weoss's Relief Corps vtIa ~
esrs either a that 1Ay o. q -
~ relieving 70 iaspset the Ceepe|
y vtoa - . WI Important ueeo1ne.
svssyeas = urgsl 70 - prssssG
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-05
MoNDAY-ocT.s 8
Special returned engagement
of that wonderful picture
.THE sliEIK"

featuring
RODOLPH VALENTINO
Those who have seen this pic
ture without a doubt will per-
sonally endorse It, and those
who have not sen 1t should
see it by all means.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-05
Week Of
SATURDAY-oCT. q
W NEAL HART III
"THE HEART OF A TEXAN"

A sensational story Of the
Lone Star State. Woung west
ern manhood at his best; dis
playing the most amazing
horsemanship ever seen in pic
lures. Action that grips and
holds from start to finish.
Also, Harold Lloyd in cap
tain Kids Kids" The worlds
famous comedian in picture
full of mirth and spitzeren-
KUN.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-05

the gold rush {
Quivera Club Banquet.
The ouivers club held its annual
banquet In hoaor Of the new MEM
bers, at the Domestic Science room
Of the high school. last Friday eve
ming. with Mrs. L. T. Eiofson. presi-
dent Of the club. graciously pres
siding. The tables were beautifully
decorated with late fall flowers and
lighted candles. A delicious dinner
was served by the Priscilla society
Of the Methodist church after which
the following program was enjoy
ed:
Toast-"Welcome to the new men,
bers and the deeper meaning Of
Quivera" .eupt. H. H. Van Fleet
Response-Horace Wubbsn. Princi-
pal of High School
Songs
my Old Kentucky Home"
Down Upon the swanee River"
Messrs. Ronald Peters. L. T. Elof-
son. C. e. Hart. Ernest 0antx.
Reading ........Mrs John Greene
Solos
"Mammy's Lullaby"
Didn't II Rain. Mrs.. J. N. Fuller
Living Advertisements-
Community Silver
..-....-......-.....Mrs. Ronald Peters
Bon Ami
Mrs. Donald Shakespeare
Fisk Tire Company. Time to Re-
tire Madclyn Clynn
Hole Proof Hosiery
.................... Theodore GARNER
Jello.--.----........... Lillian Peters
Dutch Cleanser
Miss Dorothy Turner
Bakers Cocoa. Miss Leila Mount
Hills Brothers Coffes. Or. Elofson
Cream Of Wheat Ronald Peters
Hart. Schaeffer and Marx Cloth.
ing Company. Miss Marian eims
Woodbury. Facial Soap. "A Skin
You Love to Touch"
AIR. and Mrs. Herbert Martin
Songs-
"Massa's In de Cold. Cold Ground"
Sugar Moon'-Male Quartet
Messrs. Peters. Elofson. Hart and
0antx.
KeMiaas Holds fIrvt
Nrrsia9 II Yrsr.
The Seminar club was graciously
entertained with lovely dinner
given by Mrs. J. n. Fuller. Monday
evening after which . business meet.
ing WAS held.
Covers were laid for the follow
Ing members: Miss Carrie Dietrich,
Mrs. Z. l.. Carter. Mrs. Florence
Morrison. Mrs, L. T. Eiofson, Mrs.
II. II. Van Fleet. Mrs. Charles Trus.
blood. Mrs. Mike Brady and the
hostess.
81. Stephens Guild will meet with
Mrs. 4. l.. Carter. Thursday after.
noon. October eth.
The w. b. A. Of the Maccsboes
met In regular session at the Wool-
men hall. Wednesday night. A
short business meeting was held dor.
Ing which Mrs. Mary Burd drew De
Ays,sry Boz. The social hour vas
spent in fancy work. Those present
we're: Mesdamss Grafton. II, ..
0rannis. Meacham. c. Z. Hart, VIII
Hanks. Edith Evans. wiihur
Spencer. Ella Msinssr. sibrsi aal
Burd. The next meeting viii bs|
held. Wednesday night. October ~.
Mrs.. Bsrd. Mrs. 0rannis and Nrs.
Asiassr will be the hostesses aal
rsfrsshnsnts will b. served.
800 eee
The Tuesday Evening Bridge Club|
met this week with Mr. and Mr..
George Burgstt. After the levoly|
tArss course dinner the rsmain1se
OF the evening was pleasantly seeae|
IL playing bridge. Their eueses|
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Everett lrens,
NJ. sad Mrs. Johs Dsrgstt. Mr. eel
Ars. Bert Ayers. Mr. and Mrs. Wijl1o|
vaassss. Nrs. Florence Jenny. Mn.
II. n. Merchant and win 0oef.
eee go
The Joe Hooker Relief Corps vt,l|
Nest n resslsr ssssion asxt fuss.I
eay efessaeea. October oh at eel
wselasa haii u s:ss ,. n. NM
sssss Carr hcouirs Of Loasnsol
cesesAles department iaspsesss se|
~ Weoss's Relief Corps vtll toI
heee either a that lAy or a al
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-05

The "TinaEo" Group Of Camp
Fire Girls enjoyed a hike and break.
fast at the soldiers' Home Saturday
morning. Miss Helen Hunt was a
Suest. The others who were present
we're Marjorie Edman. Virginia
Station. Joan Lindcrhoim. Evelyn
Hampton. Helen Wallace. Dorothy
Vaiie. Frances Gilbreath and Mrs.
L. b. Wallace. the guardian.