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to the message and said she had
taken the fiSet train the could get.
Rod was stunned. Berthe Lou
had tono away without telling
him!
He read the telegram after ! BIT.
Berthe Lou'e mother was Ill.
Rcd went out 70 Lila and showed
her the message. Il really thought
It might b somsthing like that.
she saiG well. there isn't any
thing for you 70 DO but come alons
with me and spend the evening""
Thank yeu." Rcd muubled. but
I'd rather not leave the apartment.
Berthe Lou will wire me-"
you can leave word to have the
message seat to our address" Lils
urged. Rod vas u no mood IA
acquiesce. 50 Lila va forced "a
end her cosxins and leave him.
She did not vsalise that he VA
merely making Z gesture Of faith
In Berthe Lou-lAith that he would
hear from her. The brevity and
GOODNESS Of her note had shocked
him. Il WIS 40 though Z separa'
ton from him meant no more ia
her than seipG out to tee without
him.
Before she went away Lila made
Rod promise 70 let her know Il be
had word ebeut his nothsr-in.lAw.
She assumed Berthe Lou had said
she would 1en4 him . wire. She
also interviewed the maid II the
kitchen. Yes. Mrs. Dryer had left
rather hurriedly after receiving the
telegram. and had Instructed her ia
serve dinner ana breakfast and
then consult Mr.. Dryer Tor further
orders.
Didn't she cay how lent che
would BE- avay?" Lila asked.
mo. ma'am. But che said CHI
thought Il might b several weeks.
Lila purss1 her lips. n suppose
she will want some o. her thinga
sent to her"
she took two suitcases ana Z
steamer tHpak."
well. Il the sends Tor anything
you'd better let mA know and I'll
look after IT," Lila told the Girl,
She went hack and made Z last
unavailing effort to persuade Rod
to 80 homo with her.
"Of course BERTHE Lou will b
back IN Z few days. che said with
Z desire 70 encourage him With Z
false hope that would provide room
for disappeiutnsDt when Bertie
Louis continued absence put IN end
to II. Disappointment might easily
give way . resentment, she Sea'
soned. And resentment could b
followed by bitterness. perhaps Z
quarrel.
She was rather anxious 70 know
Just how serious was the illness Of
Berthe Lous mother. Il Il Wal
nothing that anybody should worry
about she might - able 70 throw
Rod Z hint that Berthe Lou had
certainly acted with utter disre'
gard for bic eesljnee in departina
20 hastily. She might at least. Lila
decided she could say % him. have
LETT word with the switchboard
operator q the e1Dce that che wal
leaving.
Lila did not hear from Rod that
Aight She telephone6 70 him The
next afternoon. Nd. 10 had not
heard anything new. Lila detected
> suggestion q teasien n hia
voice.
tsW1ERE . couple of deserted
~ halfthells." the laughed. RI
expected Cy homo today but b
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with her this morning." Lila said.
at last getting genuinely interested.
THEY had reached the street
: now. "I'll drive you home" she
offered but Rod said he could make
better time In the subway. Lila
took him by the arm and propelled
him into her Limousine. Don't b
silly" she remarked lightly. IT
BERTHE Lou called the once as you
say then nothing has happened to
her,"
But she may have started for
the theater afterward." Rod pointed
out. "She isn't home"
Then she must have been called
some place in . hurry. Just as I
said" Lila insisted. YOU'D know
by this time II she met with an
accident on the street."
Lila's remark carried enough
logic to convince Rod. He abau.
doned the plan Of taking the sub
way. But he could not relieve his
mind entirely Of worry. BERTHE
Lou rarely called the once. Only
upon most pressing matters did she
ever disturb him In his work. And
where could she have been called
to with such urgent haste?
He put the question to Lila. n
don't know" she confessed: unless
1t was a message from Wayville."
but BERTHE Lou wouldn't leave
for Wayville without telling nj" "
Rod declared.
well. we'll soon find out why
she's had Us both on our earl"
Lila remarked. again feeling irri.
tated. Rods undiminished con.
Germ for BERTHE Lou displsased her.
It spoke too plainly Of what his
wife meant to him.
She felt somewhat relieved when
they arrived at Rods apartment.
Perhaps. after all. BERTHE Lou
would be without . good excuse
for breaking their theater engage.
ment without notice. That would
give her . chance to impress Rod
with her magnanimity. providing.
OF course. that she was able to con.
troll her temper.
And suppose BERTHE Lou were not
at home! Well. Lila wouldn't
grieve over that. Rod might
b 10 need Of sympathy.
RERTIE LOU was gone!
- Rod went hurriedly through
the rooms. growing more alarmed
% each passing moment disclosed
no trace Of his wife. When he re-
turned to the living room where
Lila waited he was visibly shaken.
Have you looked for Z note?''
she asked. Rod glanced around the
room.
I'm the bedroom: probably on
the pillow" Lila went ON. ITS
usually done that way" she
laughed, to make light Of her r.
mark. It was just one Of her little
Jokes. But Rod missed the point
!. the idea that Berthe Lou had
left him did not occur to him Ii
any form. comic or otherwise. Yet
It was reasonable to expect that
she had left some word for him.
So he began to search for It.
It didn't take him long to ind
It. It was In the bedroom. but not
pinned to the pillow % Lila had
facetiously suggested. Rod located
It on Berthe Louis desk. and alont.
side It was . telegram she had 70.
ceived from Wayville. Rod read
her motto 6rst. She referred him
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entail and other trails, doing ex-
cellent business. III hselth rea-
son for selling. Write Tribune co
Ad No. IA.
FOR SALE-fn County Seat fevn,
central North Dakots, main line
N. p. rAilway-Stock Of groceries,
dry goods, new stock. 1osd 9oing
business. Will sell Or rent 6uild-
ing newly remodsled. Write Trib-
une co Ad No. 10.
FOR SXLE-H threshinE machine,
22-36, l header, I binder. Write
Box l42. Bismarck, N. D.
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WaItCr CmltN SlltI cries
Of office-a sort of yatchii cap
with the title worked in gold BRAID
and fairly reliable Income.
Mr.. Smiths rates before h gave
up the long jaunt to the ends IT he
town--were one dollar for crying in
one direction; two dollars FIR the
round trip.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
- Ell O N e 82-
MALE HELP WANTED

MALE HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED-Catholic men and
women Of good character to call
on Catholic people presenting
proposition Of merit. Liberal
compensation and expense. Auto
mobile owners preferred. Write
for particulars. O'Keeffe e. Co.,
80 w. Goth St., N. Y.C.
BARBER Profession offers better
opportunities. Write Moler Bar
Der College. Fargo, N. D., Butte,
NJ mt.
WANTED-Second Cook at Hoff-
mans Cafe.
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inocoloey st the University Of Wis.
consin, after successful experiment
on animals with l30 compounds.
At least one Of the compounds, Dr.
Stratman- Thomas 10 reasonably Ger.
tain, will cure the sleeping sickness
malady.
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THIS HAS HAPPENED

.
BERTHE LOU WARD marYies
been engaged to LILA MARSH.
The only shadow ON the brides
happiness 10 LiIa's habit Of telling
friends that she wns Rods nrst
love.
A position In New York 10 pf-
Tered Rod ~ TOM FRASER Ind
he accepts. Anxious to make .
good impression. they live beyond
their Income and Berthe Lou Ands
FRASER urges her to buy more
than she can afford. She md Rod
have their first quarrel over
money. and to make matters worse
Lila arrives to visit Molly and
make life miserable for Berthe
Lon. But they Introduce her to .
rich MIR. LOREE and she sur.
prlses them by marrying him.
Lila nsks Berthe Lon to forgive
the past md be friends. But try.
Ing to keep mp socially With
wealthy friends plunges them In
debt. Rod becomes depressed and
Lila seises her chance to persuado
him to accept . higheF SALARY
from Loree.
shortly after. Lila asks Rod TO
put some Of her Jewels II the
once vault during her husband's
absence. when he returns the
case the Jewels are gone. He
wants to notify the police but she
demurs. pointing out that the sus.
plci0n agalnst MIN might spotl
his career.
she begs him to keep the matte,
= secret-even from Berthe Lou
she Will let him pay their vaIue
NJ he cnn save. Going home. &c
lies TO BERTHE Lou about bis two
engagements with lila and when
she discovers his falseh0od all the
old doubt about holding his love
from Lila returned.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XVI
T HAS half-suppressed irritation
over Berthe Louis failure Ia
meet her returned in full flower
when Rod voiced his unnamed fear.
She had forgotten. in her antici
patton Of this half-hour alone with
him. that she too had been con
cerned for BERTHE Louis safety
earlier in the afternoon.
But now that Rod was showing
q feverish desire. to run OF pell
NELL just because he had missed
q telephone call from his wife /.
Lila shrugged. It would do no
good to keep him now.
As they were leaving the build
ing 1t occurred to Lila that Rod
would wonder. when he learned
that BERTHE Lou had failed to keep
an appointment with her. why she
hadn't mentioned It. No use al
lowing her anger to lead her into
. misunderstanding with him.
Il thought you might know why
she didn't meet me for the mat.
inee." she remarked. q touch Of
seriousness in her voice. From
the corner Of her eye she could SEE
Rods face take on an expression
Of alarm.
do you suppose anything haa
happened to her?" he exclaimed
fearfully.
mo. Of course not" Lila replied
"She probably had to 80 some place
in . hurry and couldn't wait tc
phone me-"
"She called the Office before one.
Tod explained: "just after I'd left
our operator told me- She could
have called You then"
"Oh we'll. maybe she forgot al
about the show. though talket
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the wedding Of the Hidegs. recently.
The groom, John, 81, installing
poison for medicine, accidentally
swallowed some the day after the
wedding. He died shortly after.
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WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT-Modern six
or seven room house in Bismarck
by Sept. 1st. Prefer centrally
located. Phone Mandan 38O-M, or
write Box 432, Mandan, No. Oak.
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FOR SALE


RESTAURANT FOR SALE-Most
desirable location in the City Of
Steele, N. Oak. County seat town,
approx. $50 pop. on two highways
and main line N. P. Ry. On &C.
count Of poor health will sacrifice
$1.015.0O fixtures for $500 cash If
taken at once. Building suitable
for any kind Of business, can be
bought on easy terms or leased at
$35 per month. Write or call
A. E. Sletto. Windsor. No. Oak.
FOR SALE-Cafe in one Of the best
South Dakota towns of 1900. Seats
70. Well equipped and furnished,
lots of electrical equipment, best
location in town, on transcontin-
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VERY ESSENTIAL
First Artist: ] hear Briggs has
opened an art school for Indians.
Second Artist: They ought to
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AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE-1928 Chandler Six Sc
dan. Used for demonstrating pur-
poses and driven about 2400 miles.
Very reasonably priced. Phone
1452 or write M. o. Steen, Bis
marck.
FOR SALE-A new 1928 WHY'S
Knight coach. Cheap for cash or
will consider smaller car in trade.
Write Tribune CO Ad 81.
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED
WIDOW, "a with little girl, six,
wants homework in Bismarck or
on q farm near Bismarck. II in
town, where child can attend
school. Will not expect big wages.
Write quick. Write Tribune, CO
Ad No. 18.
WORK WANTED-Two experienced
ladies want work as cook on Z
cook car for 4 threshing crew.
Will so any where. Write Tribune
CO AID No. %.
LET ACK'S Radiator Shop clean
out or r, air that leaky OF
~loSL radiator. All work guar
anteed and price reasonable.
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TRAGIC MISTAKE
Cleveland.-A mistake blirhted
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED-Competent girl for gen.
eral homework. Must do cooking.
Small family, no children. Small
modern home, everything conven-
lent. Do not apply if not quail
fled. State wages expected. Write
Ad No. 4, care of Tribune.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on farm,
three in family, no children. Must
be able to cook. Good wages.
Write CO Tribune AID No. IL.
WANTED-Competent maid for
general homework. Call at IT'S
Mandan ST., or phone 100 or
1321-M.
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FOR RENT-Large sleeping room,
with three large windows facing
street. May have board. Call
120 Ave. A. or phone 083-W.
FOR RENT-Well furnished front
room with kitchenette and closet.
Call 1t AL Fifth St., or phone 273.
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Lair Motor Sales Co.
POSITION WANTED

POSITION WANTED
EXPERIENCED MAN wants per-
manent position in grocery Or
general store. Small town pre-
ferred. Excellent penman, good,
habits and hard worker. Refer
ences. Address Tribune CO .Ad.
No. %.
SALESMAN, Accountant and Office
Manager desires to make change.
Can invest. Bismarck or outside.
Write Tribune. CO AID No. 13.
POSITION WANTED-Man with Il
years general office and bookkeep-
ing experience desires permanent
position. Phone 46l-W.
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HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR SALE-Lake Isabel cottage.
Three rooms and sleeping porch.
Completely furnished. Fine beach
and hunting. Mrs. o. w. Roberts,
1T Main Ave. Phone ISL or ISL.
FOR RENT-Aug. l, rooming house,
city heated apartments. furnished,
Modern eight-room house. For
sale, kitchen cabinet $500, bird
cage and stand for $500. Phone
OK
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ssW1ERE . couple of deserted
~ half.thells." the laughed. II
expected Cy homo today but be
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FOR RENT-Almost new five-r room
bungalow. Wish to lease to re-
sponsible party for one year. For
further information inquire at
502 Seventh street.
FOR RENT-Modern 2-story, six
room house. Basement garage,
breakfast nook, built-in ice box
and other features. Riverview
Write p. o. Box "a.
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ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Extra large, well VEN
tilated sleeping room, nicely fur
nished, large closet, close to bath,
telephone. Can be used for light
housekeeping. Don't call at meal
times. Phone 1921 or call at
421 First street.
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FOR RENT-Room and board in
modern home. Will also take
table boarders. Garage for rent.
Call at 401 Ninth street. Phone
1861. -<:xy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
Comings, Goings,
Of Local People

Mrs. Birdie Thielcn Terrell and
daughter, Frances Louise, left Tues
Gay night for Houston and Galveston,
wkere they will spend the remainder
Of the week visiting with relatives.
They will return in time for the re-
opening Of school.
Major John B. Coulter and little
son have gone to FL Paso, where
Major Coulter il to be stationed.
They visited here for a few days
with Mrs. Fannie Putegnat, his
mother-in-law. on their return trip
from Nicaragua.
Mrs. N. T. Kaplan and children
left Monday evening for San Antonio
TO make their home. They will be
Joined later by Mr.. Kaplan.
Col. and Mrs. Charles McH. Ely
left Tuesday evening for San Antonio,
planning TO 60 from there TO the
east. where they will spend a two
months vacation before Col. Ely
takes up his new duties ut Fort Briss.
Miss Berneace Afford returned
Wednesday morning from Houston.
where she went TO spend Christmas
with relatives.
Miss Halle Robinette Of San An
tonic. is here as the guest OF her
brother and sister. Mr.. ard Mrs.
Varde Robinette during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansell Harris are
spending the week in Yoakum. They
plan 10 return the latter part Of the
week.
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Decorators Here
To Finish Work
On Casa Grande

Interior decorators arrived here
Wednesday to prepare the interior
OF the Casa G-ande Club which is to
be opened in Matamoros New Years
eve with a cabaret and big time n
t%ertainment.
The club, which is located directly
across the street from the Matamoros
Cafe, is being completed at an ap-
proximate cost OF $4,000 and is 70
be one Of the finest night clubs along
the Mexican border.
This club is the second Of a series
of amusement plants to be con-
structed in Matamoros by the Inter-
national Sports and Amusement com
pany.
The Santa Cruz Kennel club, now
closed until the track can be sanded,
was the first unit TO be constructed.
Jimmy Holmes has been named
master Of ceremonies at the New
Years party and Is now in the east
recruiting talent for the professional
show which is TO be staged for the
entertainment Of opening night
guests.
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Valley Society
Phone z
Phone z

years work was completed and the
new officers will take charge at the
next meeting. They are: Mrs. G..
+. Morrison, president; Mrs. j. B.
Morgan, vice president; Mrs. 7. A.
Leonard, secretary; Mrs. G. 8. Hcl-
lister, treasurer; Mrs. II. A. Coultas.
council delegate; Mrs. Z. B. Ault, en-
campment delegate.
Plans were completed for an all.
day meeting January 4 at the home
of Mrs. Ault. The meat canning
demonstration as we'll as the en-
broidery demonstration will be given.
Business was adjourned and delici-
Gus mince pie, sandwiches and hot
chocolate were served.
PERSONALS
Mrs. W. W. Carrothers and sister,
Mrs. Claude Fullick, Of Harlingen,
left Friday evening for Cushing TO
spend Christmas with their mother.
Mrs. I. A. Wylie Of Moran, Texas,
arrived Friday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. j. K. Montgomery.
Mrs. W. N. Crawford Of Nebraska
is visiting here with her son, Harry
Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Brasher and
Miss Louise Douthit will leave Sun
day for Abilene, where they will
spend Christmas with relatives. Mrs.
Blanche Jones Of Harlingen will &C
company them.
George MacDougle and Monte Wal
ker left Friday on a shore hunting
trip north OF Mission.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Corrothers
were Thursday evening dinner guests
in Harlingen with Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Fullick.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Richcreek were
Mercedes visitors Thursday after
noon
Mrs. George Derby and Mrs. ].
Moffet of Harrington we're Wednes-
day visitors at the v. s. S~lingerland
home.
Mrs. n. J. Grapperhaus has re-
turned from Fort Worth where she
was a guest at the Southwestern Life
Insurance company convention.
Joe Hess of Mercedes spnt We'd
nesday and Thursday at the Ernest
Board home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Coultas we're
shopping Thursday in Harrington.
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WORN

Mrs. G. s. Holster was hostess Fri
day afternoon 70 the Llano Grande
club with n small attendance but an
interesting meeting. There was some
discussion or the curb market. the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
MISSION MUSIC l. L

The Christmas theme was all-prev-
alent at the session of the Mission
Music club last Friday. the meeting
being held at the home OF Mrs. T.
J.. Caldwell with Mrs. NJ. Smith as
co-hostess.
Mrs. Proctor was in charge OF the
program. Mrs. $. L. Hardin came
first (after a short lesson on the
Christmas music with a solo, "Holy
Night" Mrs. Lee Truitt followed
with the Birthday of a King, By
Neidlinger. Mrs. Ralph Dimmick
was aceompanist for both singers;
next was a trio, consisting OF the
Mesdames s. al. Hardin, r. r. DIM
mick and II. H. Ewing. who sang,
Angels from the Realms Of Glory"
BY Bliss, accompanied by Mrs. T. A..
Humason, with the rendition OF the
final selection, silent Night. Holy
Night" by the Mesdames Hardin,
and Ewing, with Mrs. Dimmick, ac-
companist. Delicious refreshments,
consisting of ciffee and fruit cake,
were served By the hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Speer of
Hot Springs, Ark, are in Mission.
where they plan the winter with
their sons. George ard James, and
are now al the James Speer resi-
dence.
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METHODIST MISSIONARY

The usual social hour of the Meth
odist women Of the First Methodist
church was a very nice affair, sew
eral excellent musical and vocal Sc
lections being rendered. Mrs. +. l..
Stewart sang, with Mrs. Flenner
giving a splendid reading along the
missionary line. parts of the pro-
gram having to be substituted due
to the illness Of those who were to
take part. A story of christmas in
Other Lands" was read. showing the
different ways Of celebrating the
day.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed hy the committee in charge.
among whom were Mesdames DIM
mick. Ewing and Close. and the lit
tie Christmas tree treat was unique
in the Interest il provoked for all.
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CiSneros Rites
Held Christmas

Funeral services for Mrs. Luisa
G. Cisneros. SO, Brownsville resident,
were held here Christmas afternoon
under the direction Of the Bert l..
Hinkley Mortuary.
Mrs. Cisneros died in her sisters
home in San Antonio Monday eve
ming.
Surviving are her husband, Manuel
Cisneros of Matamoros; mother. Mrs.
Petra Carson and a sister, Mrs. Maria
Tamguna, both If Brownsville; n sis
ter. Mrs. Carolina G. Herrera OF San
Antonio and two n%ieces, Misses Petra
and Conception Sanchez Of Browns
vile.
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WESLACO
SHOWER FOR BRIDE

Miss Ivy Anderson, whose marri-
age TO Hartveli Gilmore, will take
place during the holidays, was sur
prised Wednesday evening with a
shower by Miss Catherine Clark.
Many. lovely gifts for the new home
were received. After a pleasant
evening. hot chocolate and cake were
served to Mesdames {. +. Anderson,
J. J. Nicholson, Chas. Dupre, John
Black, Lula Wilson and b. ]. Scott:
Misses Mary Beth Daily, Loell Tay-
Tor, Agnes Avinger, Margaret Smith.
Norma Mauldin. Ruth Rives, Gladys
Shepherd, Elizabeth Nevil and Texie
Nail.
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Chute Fire
Routs Dwellers

CHICAGO, Dec. 25.-(Pl-Fire in
the Hotel Ambassador East, on the
exclusive near north side. drove
many prominent Chicagoans rom
their apartments late yesterday.
The fire confined itself to a paper
chute. but il spread all the way up
the 16 stories, necessitating the
tearing out Of partitions on every
floor to make sure that the blaze
was entirely out.
Among those living at the hotel
are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hertz.
owners OF the Kentucky derby win
ner, Reign Count; Mrs. John W.
Gary, John r. Thompson. Jr., George
Lytton and the Harold Foremans.
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MISSION
LUNCHEON FOR VISITORS

Mrs. Herbert Jeffries honored sew
eral out-of-Valley visitors or Tues
day by giving a luncheon for them
TO which a number of friends of the
honorees were invited. The affair
was given at her home.
Mesdames Chas. NJ. Melden, ]. S.
Rodwell and August Bertlesen were
the honorees, and Mrs. H. f. Moore
Of Donna was the only other out
of-town guest.