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Ed Brown. formerly a resident
Of the Paint creek section, but
now OF Bear creek. Montana, spent
q Few days in Cody last week. Mr..
Brown is making plans to take
two of his children who reside
here, to Bear creek with him.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-12
GRAND SETTINGS
IN FLOWER OF
NIGHT PICTURE

a picture typical of California is
Flower of Night starring Pola
Negri at the Palace theater today
and tomorrow.
. Not alone it is a dramatic story
with historical Significance and at
mosphere peculiar to California, but
the locations are magnificent III
scenic beauty.
Some of the cxteriors were filmed
in the mountains of northern Cali
torna, the sites of the first gold
diggings. Other scenes were made
on the towering stone crest of Chats
worth Park, forty miles from Los
Angeles, while still others show the
wooued hills and wales to be found
off Dark Canyon road i'll the Holly.
wood foothills.
Paul Bern directed the picture
Willis Goldbeck adapted the story
fer the screen from an original stoIy
ov Joseph Hergesheimer.
The story is colorful Spanish ro
,nancc Of California in 1856. Warner
GLAND. Helen Lee Worth;mg and
cher big names appear in the cas-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-12
LIFE OF ENGLISH
POET DISCUSSED
BY MRS. ROBERTS

One of the most novel and charm
ing programs presented before the
Twice Told Tales section of the
Woman s Ten Thousand club was
that given by Mrs. d. B. Roberts
yesterday, when She told of the life
of Eliza beth Barrett Browning and
gave number of her ''Sonnets
from the Portuguese. Mrs. Rob
erts presented her subject matter
most pleasingiy. The meeting was
at the Olive street home of Mrs.
Elmer A. Todd.
Madame hupelian delighted those
present by singing, Ihe \ ear 5 Ill
the Spring. the words of which
We're written by Robert Browning,
ana set to music by Mrs. II. ii.
Beach, American composer. Prof.
Elmer \. Todd accompanied Ma
dame kupelian.
Practically the entire membership
OF the section was IN attendance.
.Mrs. Todd also had as her guests
.hrs. Huber Collins, Miss Agnes Fer
ris, Mrs. +. b. Ferris, Mrs. j. V.
Hobnson and Mrs. Albert Hale.
Mrs. Toad was assisted Ill serving
by Mrs. Collins.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-12
FIRE AUXILIARY
MEMBERS GUESTS
or MRS. BOW LES

Mrs. Frank Bowles delightfully."-
entertained the members OF the
LADIES' Auxiliary OF the I'll Centre
Fire department at card party at
her home yesterday afternoon. The
house was decorated with desert
verDenas and daisies. Mrs. Ernest
Saunders won the first prize at five
hundred, and Mrs. Morgan, the con
ISOLATION.
IN accordance with the custom OF
the auAnlary III observing birthdays,
AIRS. Z. r. Ferguson ana Mrs. MlIl
ii. Conway were complimented by
handkerchief showers.
AIRS. BowIes served delicious re-
Iresnments.
Ihose present included Mrs. Phil
iip AnIsn.s and Mrs. George Bow
ies, guests, and the following mem
ue4s. 4Ia Wakefield. j. l.. 1raverS,
"AI IL. conway, Cornelius Reed,
LLIork ueraiu, \. <. efSuSOn, u.
o4u-ies, \. /. efgusun, u. u.
eTs $50, -aois.n, aln>St saunders
..Iiu tne hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-12
MEXICANS SHOOT
BANDITS CAUGHT
IN TRAIN H0LDUP

MEXICO CITY, Jan. l2.-Eighi
If the rebels who held up the Quad
ara Jara Mexico City express at Ne
.lete have been killed by fedora
4orces under General TORS, the wa,
office announced today.
Part of the loot they took from
Mexican passengers has been rccoy
cred.
Apparently eleven dead is tht
tOtal" death toll in the holdup Of the
express. according to latest advice.
here and these were guards.
The holdup, one Of the most dar
ng in the history of Mexico was
staged by group of II men who
were travelling in disguise aboard
the express.
Robert Russell, Virginia man
engaged in Mexican mining, wa
one of those who escaped and he
declares that the only possibility
that any persons were burne1
alive in the fired coaches was
that a woman who tainted had per
ished.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-12
SOCIAL NEWS
NHS. n. ". CAMPBELL ELECTED HEAD
or COUNTY YOUNG WOME.N,S CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION AT MEETING LAST NIGHT

Mrs. Robert w Campbell of this
city was elected president of the
county board OF the \. w. {. A. at
meeting of that body held at the
rest room last night. Representa-
tives of the various valley towns
were in attendance, and a consider
abe amount OF business was trans
acted.
Others Officers elected for the
coming year were Mrs. }. Z. Miller,
calexico, vice president; Mrs. c. b.
Collins, Hoitville, corresponding
secretary; and the following chair
men: Mrs. Otis Tipps. FL Centre,
camp ehairman; Mrs. II. Y. Gray,
Imperial, finance chairman; Mrs.
John Kavanaugh, Holtville, girl re-
serve chairman.
Reports OF the work being done
ia the different valley cities were
made by Mrs. ID. A. Leonard, Ca
lexico; M:s. Gott, Imperial; Mrs.
II. Purcell, Holtville, and Mrs. r.
T.. Pope. I'll Centre. Mrs. Gray gave
the finance report, anu Miss AiN ena
La Fontaine, the treasurer S report.
Miss Louise +. Kelley, county sec
retary, gave report of the month 5
work, and stated that there are now
7l9 girl reserves in imperial county,
and AZ active advisors
Announcements of several coming
activities were made. Foremost
among these viii be the annual
membership meeting and banquet at
the Woman's Ten Thousand club on
January Is. Miss Rhoda Foster will
be speaker of the evening. All wo-
men interested in the girlhood of
Imperial county are invited to at
tend. The meeting is not limited to
those holding regular membership,
it is emphasized. Reservations may
be made with Mrs. l.. c. Lee. \
musical program will also be given.
The county Officers will be in
stalled at that time. At last night s
meeting, Mrs. Kavanaugh, retiring
president, expressed her apprecia
fion to her board members for their
assistance. Although giving up the
pres deacy, Mrs. havanaugh will
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-12

continue active i'll association at
fairs and will be a member of the
county board.
A conference for young business
women will be held at long Beach
OH January 10 and IL, and will be
attended by delegates from the To-
cai Blue Triangle club. A confer
ence of high school girl reserves
OF Southern California will also be
held at Long Beach February FLA
A large delegation of valley girl
reserves will attend.
Those present at last night S meet
ing were Mrs. Otis Tipps, Mrs. Rob
erI W. Campbell, Mrs. K. T. Pope,
Mrs. l.. {. Lee, and Miss Alvena La
Fontaine, FL Centre; Mrs. h. '.
GRAY, Mrs. Gott, Mrs. st. Laurent
and Miss Charlotte Preston, Imper-
ial; Mrs. John kavanaugh, Mrs. W.
l.. Hubner, Mrs. Ii. Purcell, Mrs.
". IL. Meyer, Holtville; Mrs. ID. A,
Leonard, Mrs. j. Il. Miller, Mrs. +.
Z. Anderson and Mrs. j. c. Pace,
,alexIcu, and Miss Kelley, county
secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-12
IMPERIAL
by Press staff COrrespondent

BY Press staff Correspondent
IMPERIAL, Jan. l2.-The Com
munitv church is giving 4 dinner
Wednesday evening at the parish
house. The men are in charge and
it promises to be quite an event.
George Garrigus. who has been
north for some time has returned
and is stopping with his parents on
North imperial avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Turner are the
proud parents of twin boys, born
Friday, January 8, at Imperial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Eichold, who
made business trip to Los Angeles
over the weekend have returned.
The women S organization of the
community church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Mckim of Ell Centre,
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. McKim
and Mrs. Oscar Sweeney will act as
hostesses. This is social meeting
and the ladies will sew. Transporta
ion will furnished for those who
have no means, if they will meet
at the parish house.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Thompson
have returned from short trip to
The coast.
I. 5. Snoderkly of Alhambra was
a business visitor in Imperial aud
ALLEY points Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-12
WAYS AND MEANS
COMMITTEE PLANS
FOR COMING REVUE

Plans for the ways aud Means
Revue - which will provide two
evenings Of fun and frolic on the
nights of January % and 2S. were
further developed at a meeting Of
the Ways apG Means committee of
Woman 5 Ten Thousand club held
Yesterday afternoon.
An entertainment program Will
occupy the early part of the eve
nng. on both nights, after which
patrons will have an opportunity to
patronize booths and other varied
attractions. which will be provided
in country far style.
Mrs. Arthur Edgar, chairman or
the committee. viii be in charge of
arrangements for the booths. ana
will be assisted by Mesdames Z. h.
c. Fenton, Earl Nencll, Will Il.
Conway and W. II. Best.
Mrs. Fare q. Davis has beeN ap-
pointed program chairman, and VIII
he assisted by Mesdames [. l.. Mar
tin. Hugh Osborne and Ray Edgar.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-12
ItEBER
BY Press staff COrrespOpdent


HEBER. Jan. l2.-Heber Parent
Teachers Association met last Fri
lay at the school house. In an eff
iOrt TO make the school house a civic
enter for the community it wa>
'efin-tel Y planned that the P. T. \
;ponsor the movement, to purchase a
picture machine. 1t is planned to
aaveta demonstration of the <aa
'hine at the February meeting of
the p. T. A.. which will be an
evening meeting in honor of the
ounder S birthday.
Mrs. Ella B. Ware had a severe
attack of ptomaine poisoning Sat
urday evening but was able to as
jume her duties as teacher Monday.
Most of the Heber charge attend
I'd the dedication service Of the
Methodist Chinese church. at Mexi.
ali on Sunday. Rev. Q. p. Rover,
heir pastor is also the missionary
for the Chinese.
Mrs. Angeline Courtney has been
appointed deputy clerk. to assist
ia registering the voters of the He
Der precinct.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Fishburn en-,
tertained with house party over
the week end.
The McCabe Farm Bureau meet,
ing was attended by the following
farmers from Heber: Mr.. and Mrs.
II. p. Ware, Mr.. and Mrs. {. r.
Courtney. Mrs. Catherine Lyon and
II. c. Mohmke.
The business meeting of the Lad.
les Aid will be held at the home of
Mrs. Roy WomacJ on Thursday,
January II at l:30 p. m. Election
OF officers will be the principa
business.
Hershel Jones and Mccoy Ritter
we're elected for the coming year as
superintendent and assistant of the
Heber Sunday school and Miss Gene
We've Phillips was selected secretary
and treasurer.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-12
HOSTESSES CHOSEN
FOR BRIDGE TEA
AT WOMAN'S CLUB

The third of the parties of the
Woman S Ten Thousand club bridge
tournament series, will take the
FORM of bridge tea, to be given
at the club house tomorrow at >
o clock.
Hostesses for this affair were
chosen at meeting of the commit
tee members, at the, home of the
chairman, Mrs. X. b. Whitclaw, yes
terdav afternoon. Mrs. c. W. Ali
son, chairman of the social com
mittee, Mrs. +. H. Mclver, chairman
of the community service commit
tee, Mrs. b. l.. Roberts, chairman of
the social service committee, and
Mfe. Charles L. Scott, financial see
retary OF the club were selected.
The tea is open to club women
and their friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-12
Special Meeting of
Blue Triangle Club
to BE Held TOMORROW

Members Of the Blue Triangle
club are reminded of the special
meeting tomorrow night to be held
AT the rest room at I clock. \ full
attendance is desired as plans will
be made for the Southern California
business girls conference to be held
in Long Beach, 10 be attended by
several Blue Triangle girls.
1t rs planned to have a large dele
CATION attend the Y. ". c! a. an
nuaI membership banquet January
Is. Under the direction Of Romaine
Richmond, song leader, rehearsal of
the club songs to be sung at the
banquet, will be held at tomorrow
night ) meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-12
SEEK EXTRA COIN
TO PAY SALARIES
OF =. @. EMPLOYEES

WASHINGTON. Jan. II. Re
quest for supplemental appropria
ion ef Slc0,6Ss,l US for the post
office department has been made to
congress by President Coolidge.
b Most of the funds are to be used
to meet salary increases authoriz-
ed in the pay increase act, for which
funds were unavailable this wear
An item of $4,000 for the pur-
hase of new airplanes for the
transcontinental air mail was in
rluded.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-12
LEGION AUXILIARY
MAKES PLANS FOX
NEW YEARS WORK

The Women's Auxiliary of the
Borce Aten post met in the tea room
Of the Woman 5 Ten Thousand club
last night, and continued the reor-
ganizatlon recently started. The
meeting was devoted to signing up
new members, over 20 joining. Ap-
proximately 80 members were IN at
tendance
Mrs. Hugh T. Osborne presided.
Plans were discussed for work for
the disabled veterans at Camp
kearney. which will be taken up
by the auxiliary.
Following the business session. the
auxiliary Ioined with the Boyee
Aten post members of the legion,
Tor an evening OF dancing at the
club house.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-12
". c. T. u. Members to
Meet at Hancock Home

Mrs. Sarah Stack. president OF
the w. c. T. L. announces that the
next meeting of that organization
will take place at the home OF
Mrs. w. E. Hancock ON Friday af
ternoon at 2:3Q.
Members of the w. c. T. Y. coun.
ty executive. board will meet at
Holtville Thursday at the First Bap.
tist church. The morning session
will open at 10 o clock. A pot luck
luncheon viii be served. The meet
ing is called by Mrs. G. Angie
Miller, county president.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-12
FORMER KAISER
OPERATED UPON

DOORN, Holland, Jan. l2.-That
the former kaiser had undergone a
successful operation on his ear last
week leaked out here today from
behind the gates of Doom castle.
subsequently the kaiser caught a
slight cold and is still suffering from
that.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-12
Tuesday, January II, 1925

the house by Representative Butler.
Pennsyivania, Republican, thsirnan
of the naval affairs coinmittee.
Butter said the bill WAS introduc'
cd to get the aircraft question bs.
fore congress and announced that
bearings on aviation legislation
would be started by his committee
"iu the near future
President Coolidge favors replace.
ment OF the Shenandoah.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-12
Mary Pickford Co.
Files Papers As
Million Concern
by United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Jan IL -
The Mary Pickford company of Los
Ange es has filed articles of incor-
poration with the secretary of state.
The company is capitalized for ST.
100000.
Mary Pickford Fairbanks, Char
lotte Pickford Smith, the star S
mother; Neil A. Maekay and John
e. Mott, all of Los Angeles, are di-
rectors.
The corporation was organized
Ito acquire. produce, create, own,
sell. lease, mortgage, distribute, ex.
hibit, dispose of and generally deal
IN motion pictures of every kind
and character,' the article state in
part, The papers were filed by Mott
and Nallee. Los Angeles attorneys.
Crook county, Oregon, is beeom.
ing center for poultry and white
t.toypr Spa1
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-12
Music Section Meets
Thursday; Perry Arant
to Present Program

Perry Arant, head of the music
department of the high school, will
have charge of the program to be
presented before the music. section
at its next, meeting, which will take
pace on Thursday afternoon at the
club house al 2:30 clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-12
Urges Funds For
New Shenandoah

WASH NGTUN, Jan. Ia bill
authorizing an appropriation Of
A5.00,000 to replace the dirigible
Shenandoah has been introduced in
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-12

SANTA Earua.a county is clearing
,Le brush l.oin IA new park on the
Guyana road about lJ miles from
Santa Maria.
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Merry Maids Hold
Years First Meet

The Merry Maids held their first
meeting in the new year, at 4:30
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, when
many interesting social events for the
new year were discussed. Plans were
made for the Novelty Dance" the
club will soon give.
A program has been arranged for
the next regular meeting, to be held
January 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Boone enter
tanned during the week in their home
in Highland Boulevard with a delight
full party. Games were played
throughout the evening.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Herndon, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mickle,
Miss Bertha Crawford, Miss Alice
Hurley, Miss Virginia Burris, Miss
Bessie Burris and Bill Lutz, Ray
Wcathersby, John Reed and Sam
Burris.
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The weekly reading hour Of the San
Antonio Speech Arts Teachers Asso-
citation, will be held at o'clock Mon
day afternoon. in the tapestry room
of the st. Anthony hotel. Miss Mary
Johnson will read the ''Blue Bird"
by Maurice Materlinck. All those who
are interested are invited to attend.
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Pieriiam Club
Picks 1926
Officers

Mrs. s. l.. White was elected presi-
dent of the Pierian Study club in the
regular session Tuesday afternoon.
with Mrs. e. ]. Austin us hostess.
Other officers elected were: Vice presi-
dent. Mrs. W. ii. McCoach; secre-
tary-trcasurer. Mrs. ]. F. thinner ;
parlimentarian, Mrs. c. Mallott.
Mrs. Il. l.. Raborn, leader of the
program read an instructive paper
on Bernard Shaw. and reviewed the
life of saint JOAN"
Mrs. Ed W. Oeffinger presided over
the muse bowl. Mrs. Austin was as
sisted in serving by Mrs. S. l.. White
and Mrs. b. l.. Raborn.
The guests of the club were Mrs.
+. o. Snap Of Danville, ILL.,. Mrs.
c. A. Workman and Mrs. A. H. Eos.
ter.
Mrs. r. r. Redus will be leader
of the program at the next meeting
to be held January &c with Mrs. j.
l.. Allen at 322 East Craig Place.
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The Duchessa d. Aosta club met
Tuesday evening, and Misses Marie
Raschio, Mary Jenkins, Henrietta
Martinez, Evelyn Guchian and Mrs.
c. p. Hopkins were welcomed as new
members.
Miss Marie Lucchese. president, will
be hostess to few friends of the
members, at dance that is to be
given soon in the Alamo Country
Club.
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Miss Miriam Graham Of Des
Moines. Iowa. is spending some time
here and is being feted by her sorority
sisters in the city. Miss Graham was
n student in the University of lows
and is a ri Phi. She is a guest in the
Mrrannr IInAnl
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Birthday Party
Has BuncO Game

Mrs. L. c. Toepperwein entertained
her friends Tuesday afternoon in hei
home with a bunco party in celebra'
ton of her birthday. Prizes were
awarded Mrs. A. Fink, Mrs. Il. Cal
vert, Mrs. Dempsey, Mrs. f. Frasch
and Mrs. Murray.
Those present were: Mesdames l.
Fenzel. j. Forehand, A. Fink, +
Baity. +. Dempsey, William Bass, +
Frasch, A. Williams, j. Engle. j.
Bruno, d. Maspero, I. Flores. J. ID
Hurst. Il. c. Long. l.. Ague, II. Reir
son, j. Amman, ID. Krisch, G. Ger
fers, b. Calvert, L. C. Murray, J. Ed
wards, l.. Patton. III. Jackson. j. Mil
Ter. III. Moreau Jr., A. Seller, ii. Rux
c. Munoxshi and the hostess.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Hazel will
entertain with an old fashioned party
Monday evening in their home in 31a
Army boulevard. observing their gold
ell wedding anniversary.
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Colonel and Mrs. Wallace Dewitt
will entertain with a dinner dance
Saturday night in the Menger hotel
complimenting Major and Mrs. w. T.
Weissinser who will soon leave for the
Philippine Islands.
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Look Your Best
Beauty Can Be Multiplied
By Edna Wallace Hoppe,

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multiplied and youth extended. For
40 years | have searched the ways,
largely through scientists Of France.
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Church Circle
Entertained
in Home

Mrs. Harry Rogers and Mrs. Homer
Rogers entertained the Rainbow Cir
Gle of the Central Christian church
Monday afternoon, in the home of
Mrs. Harry Rogers. The living room
was effectively decorated with clus-
tiers of pink carnations. The tea ia
bic was laid in Italian cut-work, the
center marked with mound of pink
rosebuds. encirclcd with silver candle
sticks, holding green tapers. Mrs.
Carleton Adams presided ut the coffee
service.
DIR. Dowdy of Kansas City, made an
impressive talk, and Mrs. Carleton
Adams sang several beautiful songs.
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The Parcnt-Teachers' Association
Of the Irving Junior School met in
regular session Friday afternoon in
the auditorium. Following the short
business meeting. j. +. Howard gave
an interesting talk on the value of
education and c. A. Arnold talked of
the art in connection with the pictures
recently purchased by the school. y
feature of the afternoon was the style
show by Miss Anderson's class, each
model wearing the dress she had made
and Marvin were hostesses for the aft
ernoon.
The Blue Bonnet Bowling club met
Wednesday afternoon in the Knights
of Columbus Hall. Mrs. Charles Kuhn
was awarded the prize.
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u N Nv e r sit Y
Women to
MI e e t

The American Association of Uni
yersity Women will entertain with a
musical program at 3 o'clock Sun
day afternoon in the Menger hotel.
All university women are invited to
attend and bring guest. An in
formal tea will follow the program.
Those taking part ON the program
prepared by the music department of
the association are as follows: Mrs.
l.. J.. Marks. Mrs. Erwin Stone, Mrs.
T.. G. Bourquin, Ralph Mobiles, How
ell James, Walker Hancock, Irene
Wisecup, Gertrude Berry, Carl
Cazell, Miss Mary Kroeger. The ac-
companists will be Frederick King.
Miss Irene Wisecup, Mrs. Martha
Harding. Mrs. F.. G. Miers and Mrs.
Eugene Staffel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Kneupper an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Florence Ann, to Robert Homer
Arthur, January o, 1926, in San An
tonic.
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Captain and Wife
Are Guests of Honor

Captain and Mrs. S. n. Karri.k
entertained with an elaborate dinner
in the Engineers Club Friday night
as a farewell compliment TO Captain
and Mrs. +. A. Heileman who depart
ed Saturday for their new home in
Louisville, Ky.
Red was predominant in the dec
orations of the dinner table; red
roses filled vases, red tapers burned
in silver holders ald red mint cups
marked covers for the entire personnel
of the Second Engineers. Additional
guests for the evening were Captain
and Mrs. n. c. Manley and Misses
Tip Youngblood, Ruth West, Louise
Kee1e. Josephine Gaunt and Helen
Nelson.
The regimental guests were Major
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and Mrs. j. J. Loving, Major and
Mrs. +. Z. Gesler, Major and Mrs.
j. n. Hodges, Captain and Mrs. Paul
NJ. Gilman. Captain and Mrs. K. {.
Hunter. Captain and Mrs. Ralph Mil
lis, Captain and Mrs. ID. l.. Newman.
Captain and Mrs. w. II. Waugh,
Lieutenant and Mrs. c. +. Parshley.
Lieutenant and Mrs. g. w. Burlin,
Lieutenant and Mrs. +. III. Coo. Lieu
tenant AID Mrs. Il. +. Gill, Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. $. ]. Horn, Lieutenant
i. b. Kuhre. Lieutenant d. F. Tully,
Lieutenant Roy w. Cover, Lieutcn'
ant and Mrs. X. d. ingalls,, Lieute'i-
ant and Mrs. =. ii. Timothy, Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. NJ. ii. Wilson. Lieuten'
ant G. w, Never and others.
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Miss Elizabeth Mccoy OF Spring
field, ILL.,, will arrive January 20 to
be the house guest Of Miss Ruth West.
Plans are being perfected for several
parties to be given in her honor.