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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-03-06

for women and young women, will be
held from March .26th to March 3Oth
and the second, for men and young
men, from April End to April 9th.
The Retreat-master@-. for these Re-
treats will be the Very Reverend
Charles Grunenwald, Rector of the
Cathedral at st. Cloud,
A general invitation is extended to
attend the various Lenten devotions
in this church.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-03-06
NOTICE OF TOWN CAUCUS

The annual township caucus of
Sank Centre Township will be held at
the Community Club rooms, Sank
Centre, Saturday March 9th, 1924,
at 200 p. M, sharp, for the purpose
Of nominating township officers to be
voted on Tuesday, March II, 1924.
F. L. Connolly, Chairman.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-03-06
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THE CHURCHES
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St. Paul's Catholic Church
Rev. Anthony Art. Pastor
Sunday-Low Mass at SEQ a. m. |:
High Mass at 1880 a. m, Vespers at
1880 p. m.
Episcopal Church
Reginald A. Crickmer. Rector
Morning service 1890 a. M
Church school Il as a. m. =
Evening service 800 p.tm. pfa
Second Sunday of each month.
Our Lady of the Angels Church
Rev. John A. fearon. Pastor
Order of services during Lent.
Friday 1880 p. M. Way of the
Cross and Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament.
Sunday 500 A. M. Early Mass
and Sermon.
Sunday 1000 A. M. High Mass and
Sermon.
Sunday 1880 P. M. Devotions, Ser
mon and Benediction of the. Blessed
Sacrament.
Subject of sermon for next Sunday
l.evening:
"The Catholic Church and Evolu-
ton"
During Lent two Retreats will be
preached in this church; the first,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-03-06

Mrs. Fl. S. Halverson spent Satur-
day and Sunday as a guest at the
Henry Halverson home in Osakis.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-12-26

house of morals, backed up by stories of
automobile petting parties and automobile
drinking parties, is utterly dissipated by
this portion of the QUESTIONABLE. The
boys and girls did not find anything
wicked" in each other, and there is no
doubt that their secret and unsigned re-
plies told the truth. These figures. pre-
sented by Prof. Davis, intimate and COM
ing from the very heart of American boy
hood and American girlhood, prove that
our youth are not wicked.
But, the answers to all of the questions,
and especially to those formulated to
bring out ideas on moral values, such as
honesty, to which they gave third place,
led to this final conclusions:
There is infinite pathos in these pic
lures which the children drew of them
selves. They show that they are doing
the best they can-splendidly well-with
the information they have at hand
But they prove beyond any doubt that
information about the value of character
is lacking; they show conclusively that
direct instruction in the very fundamen-
tails of life has been left out of their teach
ing. It must be put there somehow. It's
too hard for them to go right In life with
out it.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-12-26
ALIEN DEPORTATION
Congress Has Bill Which Would
Aid in Dry Enforcement

Congressman Johnson of the state of
Washington has introduced bill in an
effort to check the sale of liquor and
narcotics at IFS source. The bill would
amend the basic immigration law OF 1917
to make more effective the deportation of
aliens.
The proposed amendment of the de-
portation clause takes off the time limit
As the law now stands it makes man
deportable within from three to five
years. The new law makes the cases adj
Unstable according to conditions. The
bill is especially designed to assist states
in deporting so-called criminals and de-
fectives
Prior TO 1920 there were comparatively
few deportations of aliens and their con-
federates, and although the number has
since been increased it is yet serious
problem and it is impossible to solve the
difficult and complicated problem of deal
ing with the enforcement of prohibition
while SO large a door is left open for the
operations of those aliens who disregard
the law
The bill introduced by Mr. Johnson,
it is believed, will prove check all along
the line since it gets at very large
source of the supply of the contraband
products, and will help to rid the country
of an undesirable and dangerous element.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-12-26
WHAT OUR BOYS AND GIRLS
THINK OF EACH OTHER

Something like a composite picture of
the thoughts of America junior high
school students has been obtained by
Prof. Calvin O. Davis, of the University
Of Michigan, by means of a QUESTIONABLE
containing 90 questions. It was sent to
10000 of these young people in 19 states
OF the northern and middle west.
The QUESTIONABLE was given out to the
boys and girls by their teachers, as home
work, with the direction that the answers
be returned unsigned This was in order
to obtain perfect frankness. In answer
ing the question as to what they regarded
as the most regrettable practices of their
own and the opposite sex, 500 girls out of
5000 thought the boys drank too much
and Sd boys out OF 1000 brought the same
accusation against the girls. This was
only little more than the number of
girls who mentioned the same practice
among themselves, As. From these an
swers the author concludes:
The picture of our youth as a charne1
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-12-26
WHAT The CURRENT MAGAZINES ARE SAYING ABOUT
PROHIBITION AND LAW ENFORC EMENT
(Reviewed by Emma L. Transeau)

cent. for tinee-quarters of an hour, after
which the subject of the experiment re-
turned to normal without experiencing
the i'll effects that followed the beer. The
scientist warned, however, that the aver
age amount of stimulating caffein in the
ordinary cup of tea is about one-tenth of
the maximum medical dose, so that there
may be real danger if large amounts are
imbibed at one time. A small amount of
tea has relatively greater effect than
large amount.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-12-26
IRISH BARTENDERS OUT

Bartenders in Dublin, Ireland, want
better wages than they are getting In
order to get them they have gone on
strike The 600 saloons of Dublin were
closed December 5. The only promise
of relief to the parched consumers was
that few sa1oonkeepers promised to tend
bar themselves during the continuance of
the strike
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-12-26
(Science, December S, 1920
BEER AND TEA AS MENTAL.
"STIMULANTS"

The Science Service department of
Science contains the following account of
a recent German investigation:
The German Institute for Research in
Human Food has reached the conclusion
that beer does not amount to so much
after all, that it is not nearly as effective
a stinulant as tea. Results of a compare
son of the two beverages were announced
IN Munich recently. A half litre Il pint)
of Munich beer, containing about IS
grams of alcohol, brought about an ac-
celebration of mental action for about 20
minutes, followed by period of notice
able depression lasting twice as long. A
cup of tea, on the other hand, drove the
mental capacity higher by about 10 per
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-12-26

The commissioners of the District of
Columbia have asked Congress for laws
to permit them to meet the numerous
violations of the prohibition law in
Washington city more effectively They
especially want law that would make
mandatory the imposition of jail SEN
fences on violators
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-12-26

According to the New York Herald
Tribune of November %, reports that the
cadets at the United States military
academy at West Point have carried liq-
uor into their quarters, have prompted
the authorities at the reservation to or
der searching investigation.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-12-26
CThe Congregationalist December 4, 1920
THANKSGIVING FOR PROHI-
BITION

The causes for thanksgiving with ref
erence to national prohibition as given by
General Counsel Wayne B. Wheeler, are
published in full. They consist of fifteen
points" supported in whole or in part
by statistics, showing the improved So
cial conditions-Mr. Mencken to the con-
trary notwithstanding-sinc prohibition.
The fifteenth point reads:
Our motor vehicles number 1852 OF.
Henry Ford says we can't have the sa-
loon and the auto. Closed saloons make
our roads safer for travel. We have
enough cars to take the whole nation rid
ing at the same time. Seven million peo-
pie find employment through the motor
industry.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-12-26

Golfers, the National Weekly, De-
cember 49, 1920
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-12-26

be frequent heng up
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-01

Con Ia tranqaifdad de On ho :
bfe que tieae fG en- el pOr-
yenif,. eI presuatO REQ Domingo
CanaIes espela entire las Cua
tfO paroles & Ia GdrCeI eI fa-
10 de la justicia
Is este un hOable iiOyen, IIeno de una
CaIma prOfuada I disGeta de que sa-
be haCer usO, desde Ia tOne de san
grientOs reflejos de So exis-
tenja rOta
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-01
La constitution de Asam-
blea Republican, va a re-
Sultar 10 mas IabOriOSO de
diC1O inlpOrtante aCtO
pOIitiCO
Hay el prop6sito de inlpugnar
numerOsOS delegadOs y Sc sus-
Citaran interesanteS CueStiOneS
de reglameatO para yer de cam
biar eI COmit6 Territorial al CO.
nlCnzar Ia aSambIea

Dada la proximidad de la Asam-
blea Republicana que ha de .cele-
brarse el proximo sabado en- Ia ciu-
dad de Mayagiiez, numerosos elemen-
tos pertenecientes a dicho partido
estan estudiando cuidadosamente di-
deferentes cuestiones que seran sus-
citadas por las diferentes parties en-
conficto los efectos de procurar
ohtener el triunfo para las ideas
que cada cual esta sustentando en-
ell seno de la colectividad.
Aunque la Asamblea Republican,
dsra comienzo un dia antes que la
Unionista, es de esperarse que las
dos Asambleas han de encontrarse
trabajando simultaneamente cuando
Sc traigan discussion los asuntos de
vital importancia que han de ser
suscitados.
(Continua en- la Ga. pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-01
III

Que durante dicho periodic de ITEM
po el querellado cobro de varios de
sus deudores personales la cantidad
de $627.55, seg1n Sc acredita deta-
lladamente en- ell Exhibit "a" que Sc
acompa1a. Estos deudores personales
contrajeron su deuda con el Banco
en- virtud de un contrato de venta
de solares que pertenecfan al iniciar-
Sc ell pleito principal la finca "Me-
lila" actualmente bajo sindicatura;
Y como quiera que dichos compra-
dores no pagaron la totalidad del
(Continda en- La pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-01
rarla pellgrOsa
Quiero CunpIir 10 prOmetido a
mis- amigos -aaade--de siIenciar-
me haSta Ia asambIea de- San
German, pero no puedO permi-
tir que Sc saque yentaja de Una
information equivOCada
e i0exaCta

En- la tarde de aver nos. visit6 nues
tro amigo don Francisco M. Zeno, So
nador por Guayama, haciendonos entire
ga de la siguiente nota:
ss'La information dada por Ell "He-
RADIO de Puerto Rico' sobre la Asam-
blea de unionistas del Distrito de Qua
yama, celebrada en- Caguas, es compile
tamente equivocada inexacta en- la
parte que afrma que eel Senador ze-
no ante la augmentation que le ofre-
cia ell seior Barcel6, DECLARE QUE
sE sENTIA CoNvENcIDo soBRE
LAS BASES QUE HABIAN sIDo OBJ
JETo DE DISCUSSION"
ESQ sencillamente es inexacto.
Bier es verdad, que mis- frases since
ras de afecto Y consideration personal
paransl grande siRdiscutido 1sfe ls
La Union, fueron por 81 noblemente CO
rrespondidas con un apretado abrazo,
en- que Sc estrujaron dos corazones puer
torriquefos bajo una tempestad de
aplausos y al calor de aquel ambiente
caldeado de puertorriquehismo, propio
de La historical ciudad criolla.
Pero, NADIA mas.
Quiero cumplir 10 prometido a mis-
amigos, de silenciarme hasta la Asam-
blea de San German; pero no puedo
permitir que Sc saque ventaja de una
information equivocada Q inexacta CO.
mo 6sa, en- favor de una proposition
que he combatido phbicamente, que
combat en- Caguas y que combatire
On San German; porque de mi no ha
podido, en- modo alguno, dssarraigar-
80 la conviction de que es peligrosa y
de que Ell partido unionista no podra
aprobarla sin hacer impossible el no
BILE fin de unir la familia puertorri-
Quefia, para luchar por la consagraci6n
de nna patria hbre digna dentro de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-01
PARA MANANA

Por falta de espacio deiamos pa
ra nuestro n1mero de manana un
brillante articulo del Lcdo. R. Cue
vas Zequeira en- el que con esa do
nosura ingenio peculiar en- el con-
tesla los ataques que en- dlas pa
sados lie dirigiera desde nuestro CO.
lega, Gel ImparciaP, ell Comisionado
de instruction, Sr. Huyke.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-01

Expone el querellado que durante
ell perfodo acomprendido entire Mayo
% v Julio 81, 1928, sea, mientras
estuvo en- suspense vuestra orden de
receivership por virtud del auto de
Certiorari librado por la Corte Su-
prema, Ell querellado no percibio
cantidad alguna de ninguna persona
por concepto de alquileres canones
de arrendamiento de solares que du-
rante dicho periodic de tempo per-
tenecieron a la tinca "Melilla" bajo
sindicatura. IS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-01
"Tous Soto repiC6 con BarCe'0
Ia Campana que suena en- los
dias soIemnes y Sc tir6 a Ia
GaIIe a dirigir Ia procession que
listed estd empehadO en- que
Sc aCabe como el rosario
de la aurora

.Asi Sc expresa en- 50 seguadO, Vbrante
artiGuIO d SelOr Sanchez Morales, Con,
teStahdO al SeIetafiO 0eF PdftdO re
publiCanO, sehcr GeigeI.- los motives
pOr los CuaIes Sanchez Morales no
acept6 q inpOrtante cargo de IesOrerO
El sefior Sanchez Morales sigue
contestando hoy ell articulo del sefior
Geigel:
DE PoCA CONSECUENC1A
En- cuanto la tercera acusacion
de Geigel, que yo no quise aceptar
la Tesorerfa de Puerto Rico, todos
saben ell deplorable estado de mi
salud entonces, que me imposibilita-
(Contin1a en- la pagina A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-01


"Que esa Honorable Corte carecfa
de Jurisdiction en- Equidad al dispo-
ners en- su orden de Abril 8, 1924,
que ell querellado 'Banco de San
Juan" reintegre al receiver Constan-
tino Fernandez las cantidades cobra
das por ell querellado sus deudores
personales, no obstante haber dichos
deudores garantizado su deuda con
hipotecas sobre solares que pertene-
cieron la finca bajo silidieatura,
Q) porque dichos deudores no son
parties legitimas nj necesarias en- este
pleito, (2) porque dichos creditos hi
potecarios no son objeto de contro-
versia en- ell pleito principal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-01
In alegadones fOrmuIadas pOr esoito e|
"Banco de San Juan" a|ega por que d no
debe ser perseguido pOr un supuesto
delitO de desaCatO
Il quefelladO expIiCa pOr que no ha
endegadO sama aIguna al Receiver J,
Sr. Fernandez, y pide Ordene a este
que Sc abStenga de estar mOIestardo
y entOrpeCiendO Ia Marcia del BaneO

Como estaba anunciado, compare
cleron ante ell juez Foote los repre-
sentantes del "Banco de San Juan"
para mostrar causa por que no
deben ser castigalos por desacato.
La Corte ordeno que ell querellado
presentase por escrito sus alega-
clones, por' 10 cual el querellado, al
traves de sus abogados, present6 la
siguiente centestacion:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-01
los Sc ORES BARCEIO Y TOUS
SOTO Sc YIERON 0BLIGADOS A
PAGAR UN THEGRAMA QUE DE.
POSIIARON En- La 0FI(INA De
PONCE, A RAIz De La REUNION
DEL 21 DEL MES UITIMO
Hemos recibido la sigriente carta;
San Juan, abril 80, 1924
sr Director de Ell MUNDo,
San Juan,


Sefior:- wE @ssssa
Acabo de leer en- la edici6n de esta
mafana de SUI importante diario Ell
MUNDO, ciertas manifestations del
Jefe del Partido Socialista sr. Santia-
go Iglesias con respecto al uso grati1i-
to del TELEGRAPH Insular por los MEM
bros de la Asamblea Legislative, y en-
las cuales afrma dicho sefior que Ell
Comisionado Esteves y Attorney Gene
raj Coats estan hacienda polftica de
privilegios en- favor del partido Unio.
nista. 80
Como pudiera ser que ell Sr. IgIe-
sias este NAL informado acerca de este
asunto, permitame supicarle Sc sirva
dar publication a las siguientes aclara-
clones:
Ira .-Es verdad que ell sr. Tous
Soto, despues de su regreso de los Es-
tados Unidos, utiliz6 gratuitamente
en- su caracter de senador, ell Telegra-
TO Insular para enviar a la isla tele-
(Contintia en- La pag. o.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-01
La GuaniCa Central, pa-
ra eyadir el pagGde Cier-
Ia SulIla de dinerO i'm
pugaa ante Ia COrte Fe-
deraI Ia ley sobre riegO
pdbliCO de Ia Legislature
Los peticionarios 0legan que
ellos tienen derecho a usdr
aqua para riego sin necesi-
dad de pagar su importe al
Gobierno InsulGr

-El primer case de prohibition
que Sc vic aver en- la Corte Federal
fue ell de Margaro yGuzman, pues
va ell otro acusado Saturnino We
lazquez Sc habia declarado culpable
" la Corte difri6 la sentencia para
despues del juicio de Margaro Guz-
man. Margaro connparecio sim abo-
gado y despues de practicada la
prueba del Gobierno, -el socupo la
silla de los testigos y ell Jurado que
do bien .impresionado con la inge-
nuidad con que 81 declare, no queA
do satisfecho de las manifestations
contradictorias de los dos policias
que declararon, Y. trajo un veredic
to absolutorio para Margaro, firn1a-
do por ell senior Dalmau.
La Corte pregunto por ell acusado
Saturnino Velazquez para senten-l
ciarlo v como no habfa comparecido,
orden6 que ell Marshall 10 traiga
.presencia de la Corte ell sabado.
Ell Fiscal Gonzalez pidio Ell sobre-
seimiento de la acusaci6n contra Ri
cardo Medina, porque el acusado ha
fallecido, " la Corte asi 10 dispuso.
-Comparecio ell acusado Andres
Morales, por su abogado Benicio San
chez y a instancias del fiscal espe-
.cial5 Gonzalez, ell Juez Odlin .deses-.
|tim5 "A acusaei6n por adefsetos nala
orden de allanamiento utlizada en-
este case.
-El Lcdo. Miles M. Martin, ex-
fiscal federal representaba Hora-
tic Collingfred (a) Alfredo Walter,
v ell Fiscal Gonzalez actuaba nom-
bre del Gobierno. PRACTICABLE Ia prue-
ba en- la session de la tarde, ell Ju-
rado presidido por ell Sr. Villamil
di6 un veredicto inculpatorio contra
el acusado Y ell Juez Odlin, impuso
al acusado cincuenta dollars de null
ia y las costas, despues de ofdas las
manifestations del abogado defen-
sor del acusado.
-Por la tarde tambien Sc celebro
el juicio contra Juan Quinones, re-
sidente en- Sol %, San Juan, Puerto
Rico, a quien representaba ell abo-
gado Luis Toro Cabanas despues
de practicada la prueba del Gobier-
no ell Juez ordeno que ell cargo de
la acusacion que Sc referfa pose
sion de licor ilegalmente, fuese eli
minado del cuerpo de la acusacion
por defecto en- ell diligenciamiento del
mandamiento de allanamiento de mo-
rada. Quedaba tan solo ell cargo de
que ell acusado ell dia antes del regis
tro habfa vendido al cabo Marcan-
toni, que habfa sido trasladado a
San Juan ese dfa, un "palp de ron
por una peseta".
Ell Lcdo. Manuel Benftez Flores,
radico aver en- la Corte Federal la
auiebra de "Gallardo Y Feliciano"
que tienen deudas por valor de
$4,000 v active para hacer frente
elias por valor de $1,000. Esta fir
ma giraba en- la plaza de Naguabo,
Puerto Rico.
La sociedad professional" Frazer
& Gammans" radio aver en- la Corte
Federal con ell ndmero 1850 en- equi-
dad, un pleito en- contra de Ell Teso-
(Continta en- la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-01
Ex-senator zeno deC|ara enfdtcamen-
te que eI no fu6 COnvencidO pOr el
ST. BarCe|0 Y agrega q. en- Ia asam-
bIeaT de San German COnlbatrd Ia
proposition de Ponce, por Conside-
A MIS- CoRRELIGIONARIos y
A MI PALS

Dada, mi palabra de honor de
mantenerme ecuan.me y serene
en- esta hora de Suprema crisis
para mi partido y para mi pals,
no he de contestar los nuevns
ataques personales 9 inexactos de
que me hace objeto ell Director
de "La Democracia"
Tenganlo en- cuenta mis- ami
gos.
Valgo en- reaHdad muy POGO, y
ell dolor del esfuerzo de dominic
que realizo es NADIA, ante la gra-
vedad y magnitud de este pl' j.
to trascendental en- que Sc VENT
la ell honor de Puerto Rico.
F. M. zENo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-01
DE POCA CONSEQUENCE

los sanos principles democraticos. \
Ell "Heraldo" ha sido indudable-
mente sorprendido por esa information
equivocada tendenciosa, que desmen-
tiran terminantemente todos los que en-
aquel <acto oyeron derechas mis- pa
labras, que fueron cristalinas claras
como cristal de roca''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-01

Aver visitanios al preso Domingo
/ Canales (a) 'sLa Boa''. Este indivi-
duo Sc encnentra acusado de asesinato
su pFimeE grado q haber edado muer7.
tie Pedro Figueroa ell dia de agos-
to de 1928. La acusaci6n que hace a
Canales ell Fiscal apareja la pena de
muerte. Ell crimen Sc desarrollo en- la
fabrica = de mosaicos de Santurce, y
cause general sensaci6n, dadas las cic-
cunstancias que concurrieron en- el mis-
mo, pues Sc inform6 que ell agresor des-
pu6s de asestar varias punaladas su
rival le ultim6 golpeandole con un baa-
rra de hierro, y luego atac6 a uno de
los policias que fu6 a detenerle; por
10 que Ell guardia tuvo que hacer uso
de su revolver, logrando herir ella
Boa en- un hrazo y en- la espalda.
Desde entonces Canales esta reclu5Go
en- Ell Penal y aguarda, al parecer tran
quilo, ell fa1lo de La justicia.
La figura broncinea, fornida, de Do
mingo Canales Sc ha hecho familiar, es
inofensiva en- ell Penal. LA Boa, pue-
de decirse, es ell preso de las profundas
discreciones de las habiles respuestas,
de los ojos inm6viles. viste SUI traIe
blanco de presidiario con La resigna-
ci6n propia de un hombre que tiene fe
en- ell porvenir. Para sus compafieros,
como para sus guardianes, tiene siemprs
una mirada tolerante, una actitud res
petuosa, un ademan convencido.
(Continda en- Ia pag. q
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-05-21
SENIORS ENTERTAINED

The Senior Class and the High
School Faculty of the Local High
School were formally entertained Sat
urday in the High School Banquet
rooms by the Junior Glass.
The banquet room was beautifully
decorated in rose and grey the Seniors
class colors. Four large tables were
arranged to form a cross. Streamers
of rose and grey formed canopy
while the drop lights were fashioned
in rose to represent roses. One corner
of this room was arched off by lat
tice of the class colors, in this corner
the orchestra was seated and music
was enjoyed during the dinner.
Dinner was served in courses by
Sophomore girls at seven o'clock.
Place cards were designed by the High
School artist, Gyda Rierson. The re-
ception room was also prettily de-
corated, the Junior colors French Blue
and Canary Yellow were used. Here
also was a canopy of streamers and
blue and yellow UMBRELLAS were ex-
tended down from the ceiling which
looked very nice pretty. Ferns and
flowers also made pretty effect.