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Evening star., 1936-02-13

AcCoRDIONs-We have . number Of real
sa ssass sizes Sees slsSS sSsss
sizes. S64 sol S0-bass sizes. .S112.60: 100
bass sizes, S1395O: easy terms; private
Lessen; lssS a very Il reasonable If desired A'''
ADDING MACHINEsCNew and rebuilt
machines: expert service on all makes.
Reliable Repair Co.. 241s Psnna. ave- NV
them--an makes. our prices are reason
sbls; Met; sS74; District TypeyIfaI..er
ADDING MACHINES: Hurroushs. REM
in' Iection any sunited." Si sis 14th St. NV.
ADDING MACHINE RENTAL SERVICE:
i've Vssry T1es iox Tssss sas nath
NV. Nat. 6O63.
ARMATURE WNDINGsLsave money 90
electric refrigerator motor repairs; larfe
stock motors. armature brushes, etc; start.
prices. Harris Armature Co, 9th and o
NV. Phone North 1920.
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER co. selling on
adsnr scnne, M sd sfss sol rent
snS rsDa 1as1 East 0sgis0i st. opsn
BABY FOLDING CARRIAGE, play pen,
sss os
HHRGAINsZs2 alec irons- sIIe: 1923
ironing boards. SI.4e: 81 30 stepladders.
csc; brand-new merchandise. Moore Hard
ware Co.. 9TH and Florida ave. NV fnone
BEDS twin, maple, NAH: living rm. suite.
ehidorobe breakfast set. rug, stuoio couen.
stove. Edelman. 3303 Georgia ave.
MILIARD AND POOL TABLES, aIl sizes;
supplies. repairing ptng-poug tables ana
sccessories. Conn. $40 9th b. NV. Dis: 471i,
BICYCIEIRoilfast and other hizh-grede
wheels. Hazelton Bicycle d sDortins
Goods store. A24 9th n.Ws
Evening star., 1936-02-13
SALE-MIsCELLANEOUS.

"AdreYtisements under this head.
tng are presumed to be from prs-
pcts tndirtduals unless the eduer-
tissment 0ipes q hrm name or o
business address or states the iDore
Dealer. Members OF the pubIte
,cho ind dealers mGsQEeradtn1 IN
this columns as prtudts fndirtdSais
ars urged to report the matter TO
The Star TOR tnpesttgattos."
Evening star., 1936-02-13

The rate under headins Of Per;
to the regular line rate
coNNIE's BEAUTY SPECIAL. 50. FOUR
days only. Phone North 646s.
CONVALESCENTS. ADULTS OR CHIL-
Reasonable rate. TAX. PIX. Md. Phone
Shepherd 3713.
BEAUTY CULTURE : ALI. BRANCHES
tausht; also Swedish scientific facials and
i5sas%snts peest1s Sa5eg siyen at your home fs.ns
NURSE WISHES TO CARE ROR ELDERLY
next bath. Phone 0eoreia 1860.
GRADUATE NURSE, UNENCUMBERED.
enc. ADDRESS BOX I6.s. Star once
wANTED-cARE FOR CHILD IN PR1-
e nS 8ddress Bon saI oee asss
COLoNIC 1RRIGATIoNs, PHYsIOTHER-
s sssdenee mne Ca. IPfa pst4es s7o
TREATMENTS FOR NERYoUsNEss FY
msn only if0R Phens Nssionsi sEa sdss
HEMMORHoIDs ERADICATED BY NY
own method; results effective for life
time or money back. Write for booklet:
@ERcR sasst as5 cSlassss I'd Ads9s Ssss
coLoNIC IRRIGATToNs AND CHEM
H9pKiNs H Sd'iI,Sl SilEsTddTJIYTE. s7Oi Conn. ave
Enterprise Roofing Co., Pot. 0200.
Roofing and Siding. 2125 R. I. Ave. NE.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Rso,oMINd HOUSE, Il rms, 9 baths; on Sn
terms. RIM. 90s. 1406 @ ST.
RooMING HOUSE. 10 rms. baths; ar
RANGED in spts;; rent; $s5; price. S1.640.
RooMiNG HOUSE; nicely fuIni:hed; % g 9
81. .0bo: easy terms. nm. 9os. 1905 q st.
sasest susaTSs: faiis 1Ss'es eauppsa II e rent a
BUSINESS vii ss or ss. 70
sDS,nsibs person sou have have ability to
you should investigate this. Address Box
FOR sALE-Lunch room. doing $50. 600
ssse Ssss ssone EstionaI 44o
RESTAURANT and night club. completely
equipped. first and s.S second floors; over yer
storage; busy street heart Of downtown
section: liquor license: lease. Owner has
other other business. Address Box 4s4-R. Star
WILL SELL sos, Of stock in wsll.known
any once In corp. desired. Address Boz
499-R Star ONCE. 15s
ROOMTNG HOUSES : 11-room house, 3
baths, Conn. and Calf. st.; new condition;
Two .g;room houses made Int. int apts;; s;
results. i4th and Col rd.. Wyomins ave.
Two roomins houses on 14th ST.; II
ssGms s9. 9etns io erms: soe eieSn Sne ~ rooms
24-rooni highly furnished house. run in
an unusually hish-class manner; income
II interested In an up-to-date place;
S5 900; terms.
iS-room ell-furnished house. 4 baths
beautiful yard So. 900; $1,000 cash. bal
ence terms. Small places from $500 UP.
Can Mr.. BEALs Adams 0769.
Evening star., 1936-02-13

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. I72s 10th st. NV.
Attractive front room. shower: gentleman
only. Apt. 2. Decatur 2512. $3.50. 15s
1903 R. ]. AVE. Nw.-Lovely rooms; sim
gle and double 16s
Evening star., 1936-02-13
HELP-MEN,

Lost and Found Advertisements
may De found on page ALL
Evening star., 1936-02-13

1893 EUCLID Sr NW-Beautifully furn.
! large bed-living room. in a lovely home.
Must see to appreciate. Other room; un-
/ limited phone. Near 14th st. cars.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
WANTED-SALESMEN.
MEN

MElIN.
Two men to represent our concern In
also vacancies in D. c. Must have car,
WILLING to work Opportunity for right
type OF man; experience unnecessary. MI.
Dee Friday. am, between 9:30-l2. 1909
Mass. ave- NV. second floor, Room 2l5.
Evening star., 1936-02-13

414 ST. S.E.-Front room. suitable for
one or two persons; grill privileges. Phone
Atlantic 3903-W
Evening star., 1936-02-13

1713 0UE-Owner will rent large attrac-
tive front room; 8 windows southern expo
sure. or smaller room, near bath. instan-
taneous hot water: reasonable to middle
aged. employed person. desiring quiet
place Phone Potomac O1O0
Evening star., 1936-02-13

2110 r ST. N.W-Attractive front room,
suitable two or three Also single room.
1OO6 NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE-Bed-living
rm.. washstand. c.hw. in rm.; cozily furn-.
lnner-spring mattress priv. entrance; walk.
dist; will rent to gentleman. S5 wk. Phone
West 2517
Evening star., 1936-02-13

3943 MACOMB ST. N.W.-Well-furnished
room. near bath; reasonable; private home,
"a square Conn. ave. bus. Emerson 7S45.
Evening star., 1936-02-13

13 QUINCY PL. NE-Ncely furnished,
single room. next bath; SIG month. Phone
Potomac 2752
Evening star., 1936-02-13

NEAR DUPONT CIRcLE-Newly furnished.
warm. lovely studio balcony front room.
2239 Cue st. NV. Potomac 59S9. Ia
1923 @ ST. N.W.-Single and double, front.
southern exposure. warm; by day. week.
Evening star., 1936-02-13

223 Sth ST Me- nice room, Kitchen
cite. Frigidaire; $3.50 per week. l room.
Ink. So week
Evening star., 1936-02-13

All ST. NE.-Large, bright. front rnn.:
newly furn. and decorated; 2 blocks to
car lines. Reasonable.
Evening star., 1936-02-13

1914 18th ST. NV, Apt. sO3-Room for
lady, adjoining bath; unlimited phone;
Evening star., 1936-02-13

1862 MINTWooD PL.. Apt 2O3 near
Col. rd)-Corner room. adjoining bath;
gentleman; porch; private home, quiet
location. Phone Adams 734S.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

DOMESTIC AGENCY. Dec. 24le. 1925 9th,
furnishes cooks g.hw maids. housemen,
buffers. porters. kitchen helpers. mattresses.
RUPHERS' EXCHANGE - Houseworkers.
cooks. maids mothers helpers. laundresses.
housemen: ref. Dec. 355l. 1887 1ltn nv.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

SITUATIONS-WOM
COMPANION, convalescents or elderly peo-
Pile: young lady. graduate nurse. drives
car; will travel; best ref. West River
POI -S-4. Address Box AIR. Star once.
ALTERATIONS dressmakins coats re-
lined; hens. SOC up: expert work. Met.
1892. Greystone Apt. 303. SIS 18th st.
HOUSEKEEPER for employed couple or
motherless home, by elderly woman, clean
and honest. Clarendon 63S-R. 13s
exp, excellent ref. would like work pstent
once Address Box 47s-R Star ONCE. Ia
YOUNG LADY. stenographer would like
work: dietation. 100 w.pm.; typing. so
p m: will work . weeks at own expense
for experience. Miss Hays. North 1850.
WIDOW. 80. refined. IA years last en-
ployer. desires position as housekeeper:
excellent cook or ompanion-nurse: invalid
room. Address Box 399-R. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1936-02-13

171S 18th ST. N.W-Double room with
twin beds; newly decorated. all new fur.
niture; 81 week Single room S4
Evening star., 1936-02-13

| 1921 10th ST NV. Apt 10-Attractively
furnished. sunny room, next to bath:
windows, large closet
Evening star., 1936-02-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


WANT. 10 LEASE REsrAURANT. with op-
Leonard's. phone Decatur 1705.
AGENCY WANTED for growing concern In
and storage available. Phone Shepherd
ROoMINo HOUSE wanted at once win
pay cash II price Is reasonable. Address
Beautifully equipped; only $1,000 down.
Rm. 908 1406 @ st.
ROOMING HOUSE good location; 10 rms. |:
RIM. 00S. 1406 @ st.
ROOMING HOUSES.
Church st. nw.-s rooms, Scar garage,
and $50 per month profit besides. Total
price. only $3.50; good furniture.
Columbia rd-e rooms 2 baths. beauti-
full furniture. Really worth S1.2O6. Priced
5000 for quick sale; cheap rent.
Near New Hampshire ave. and 18th st.
20 rooms 3 baths; long lease; good furni-
ture; money maker; l,s00, with small
amount down.
Near House once Bldg-36 rooms.
Rents 1865: income, $1,000 per mo. Priced
$4,000; half cash; beautiful furniture.
Near capitol-1O rooms. 2 baths: beau
tiful furniture. Priced 500; half down.
Irving st. NV, between 18th and 14th-
10 rooms. Rent. s65. Price, $500.
Mr.. FERN.
1918 Euclid st. Phone Columbia 617s.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
HELP-DOMESTIC.

hELE-UOmES11S
GENERAL HOUsEWoRKER. family Of s.:
permanent: 90 home nights. Call Wiscon-
sin 2677-W.
GIRL. white. for general housework; good
laundress. fond Of Children: stay nights.
Phone Clarendon 1925.
GIRL. white. over rs. help with seneral
housework and care Of children; no heavy
laundry; stay nights; $40 month; Bauston.
Va: references required. Address BOX
474-S. Star ONCE.
HOUsEKEEPER. white, young. good cook.
Industrious: good salary. 1885 Monroe NV.
HOUsEWORKER cooking cleaning. laun-
dry: in family: 81 and car fare; bring
reference: do not telephone. 444e q 81.
NV. Cabin John car 70 Foxhall rd).
WOMAN. colored. not over 40: good cook
and general houseworker; stay nights; $50
month. room and board; references. Call
Wisconsin 4144 after $50 pm.
WOMAN. white. refined. 20 to 36; care Of
two children. manage home for employed
couple. Must be excellent cook and house:
keeper. Ideal living condition and good
salary; no laundry: references REQUIRED
Phone Wisconsin 1868 after 2 pm.
Evening star., 1936-02-13

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
DO TT NOW and SAVE on
HOME REPAIRS
NO CASH
FIRST PAYMENT
$500 IN MARCH, FOR
A new roof modern kitchen. cleo. wiring.
heating new floors. floors scrsped. house
weather-stripped, porch inclosed, garage,
etc, Estimates free and written guarantee.
PHONE METROPOLITAN 4757.
COOPERATIVE BUILDERS,
1904 18th st. NV.
Nights. Sundays. Phone Emerson 6791.
GENERAL REMODELING.
Save 20% During Winter Months.
We do plumbing. roofing. heating paint
ing. carpentry. papering. cementing. elec-
trical brick work. alterations. porch in
closures. etc.
NO CASH DOWN.
Payments as low as SIS monthly. Start
payments in April.
Federal Contracting Co., Inc.
a13 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Phone National 7403. Night Adams 0o33.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
SITUATIONs-MEN.

SITUATIONS-MEN
ACCOUNTANT. expert; books opened. clos
ed. kept. audited; income tax. salary taxes:
$40 mo. Adams 9796. City references. 2Os
BUTLER or janitor; experienced. honest.
capable willing worker: reference. Charles
Robinson. 1914 st. NV. North 634S.
CARPENTER. wide experience. exterior or
interior; reas. wage or estimates. J. w
McGarry. 463 Eye st. s.w. Met. 1851. 16s
CHAUFFEUR private, white. age 80, sin
gle; willing to travel Address Box 5-S.
Star ONCE.
CoLoRED BOY, reliable wishes Job as q
dishwasher or houseboy. Call Decatur
28a1-W.
HOUsEMAN, plain cook. young Cuban. for
private family or bachelor. Address BOZ
2l-S, Star ONCE.
TYPIST rapid, assn and letter shop exp; /;
mimeographing. stencil cutting. etc: "a;
university: permanent. part time. Phone
Metropolitan s94s.
YOUNG MAN. recent graduate mechanical
engineer; prefers position OF engineering
nature with chance for advancement. 2551
18th st. NV. Apt. 204. Phone Col S026.
YOUNG MAN. 90 capable. college man,
desires position with future; accounting
credit or general once work: business and
character references. Address Box 4s1-R
Star ONCE. 13s
Evening star., 1936-02-13

1907 ST. NW.-Twin beds. dressers,
large closet: nicely furnished; cont. b. w..
splendid heat: S4 week each
Evening star., 1936-02-13
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

4S47 ILLINOIS AVE. NV. corner Emer.
son st.-Large. beautifully furnished.
double bed room. with private bath; on
bus line, near cars. Phone Adams 4412.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
PERSONAL.

The rate under headins Of Per-
sonal Is 3 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
THE QUICKEST AND sgREsT WAY II

Complete courses on international tabu-
latinV and asserting machines are now
availsble to . limited number of students.
Only course Of its kind offered in the city
Easy to learn. Widely used in Government
departments Rates reasonable. Day and
evening sessions Glasses now forming
Call for demonstration.
STRAYER COLLEGE
Homer .3uilding 18th and Sts
Evening star., 1936-02-13

Wrecking the following: SW. cor Geor.
gia ave. and Euclid ct. NV; School, o st..
between 4th and 9th SITS. NV: Laurel Mills.
Nd. State Contracting Co.. Baltimore. Nd.
FURNITURE - SUITES,
ALSO SEPARATE PIECES,
RADIOS, REFRIGERA-
TORS, LAMPS, UGS,
TRUNKS, KITCHEN FUR
NISHINGS AND MISCELr
L A N E OU S ARTICLES,
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
FRIDAY, FEB. IA, 1886, AT 2
PM, SMITHS TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO., 1913 YOU
ST. NV. PHONE NORTH
3343.
Evening star., 1936-02-13

GENERAL HOUsEWORKER. family of s.:
permanent: 80 home nights. Cali Wiscon-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-02-20

Frank Bourgin, Leader of the
Forum, Will Discuss This
Question Next Week.

On account of conflicts with other
events, the Adult Education Forum will
hereafter meet on Wednesday evenings
instead of Thursday. Numerous persons
have asked that the evening of the
meeting be changed, and Frank Bour-
gin, leader of the Forum has decided it
would be advantageous to do so.
The meeting of the Forum tonight
will deal with the question of war and
peace. Last year when this subject was
discussed, a great deal of interest was
shown. But during the last year, much
has transpired that makes war today
more than ever before imminent and
more certain.
Mr.. Bourgin is of the opinion that
Europe viii again be at war before an
other two years elapse, for Germany
viii then be prepared to make good
her demands. He will analyze in his
lecture the conditions under which
peace is possible and how they may be
obtained.
Whether America will again be
brought into another European war will
be discussed at the following meeting
on Wednesday. The meetings are
open to the public, and are held in
Room LOG in the Memorial Building at
7:30 P. M
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-02-20
C.. E. Carlson Reelected
President of d. NJ. De N.

The incumbent board of directors
were reelected at the annual meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Duluth Mis-
sabe & Northern Railway company last
week in Duluth The reelected direc-
tors are c. E. Carlson, P. H Van Hoven.
c. j. Birch, D. w. Stalker, E h. Dresser,
Hugh Greenfield and J. w Kempton-
The directors met and reelected the
old officers c. E. Carlson was chosen
president; P. H Van Hoyen. vice presi-
dent; j. w. Kempton, secretary and
treasurer; D. W. Stalker, auditor and z.
F. Blu, general solicitor.
All those elected are local employees Of
the railroad company. Chas. E Carl
son has been president since the demise
Of W. A McGonagle in August, 1890
He has been with the company since
February 1. 1900, beginning as a stem
ographer in the passenger department.
The Duluth, Mssabe & Northern
Railway is the greatest iron ore trans
portation railroad in the world, says
Shllings' Mining Review. 1t was built
primarily for such service, though It is
also very important agency in general
transportation in northeastern Mime
sofa. This railroad has moved a grand
total OF 2,855.258 gross tons Of iron ore
from the Mesabi and Vermilion ranges
in Minnesota since the initial shipments
were made from the Soudan mine in
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-02-20
ELY HIGH TEAMS
BUSY SATURDAY
Double Header Basketball and
Girls Swimming Meet Are
on Schedule.

A double-header basketball game is
on for Saturday evening, February p, at
the local gymnasium
The first game Of the evening is
called for 7:30. This will be a contest
between the Mountain Iron and Ely
high schools. Both of these teams are
confident Of winning and an excellent
brand of basketball is promised.
The event Of the evening is expected
TO be the tussle between the Virginia
Junior College and the Ely Junior Col
lege. II is unnecessary TO state that
the two teams are out for blood and
the game viii be hard fought from the
time the whistle blows for the start
and the time of the finish. The Ely
team expects TO repeat their smashing
victory over Duluth, Saturday. by taking
Virginia into camp.
In the afternoon at o'clock, the
strong Eveleth high school girls swim
ming team viii splash IN the local poo
against the Ely girls. The space al
the natatorium is limited and it VII
be well for you to get there early tc
be assured Of seat.
without a doubt the Ely girls vii
win this meet, predicted by those who
have watched the Ely and Evelett
swimmers in action.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-02-20
On This
Occasion
A Few Observations on Matters
Material and Immaterial by
the Editor.

Scout week closed officially
last Thursday after a week of
special activities during which
attention was attracted to the
noble work being done among
the young men of the nation, al
though the Scouts are in the
public eye at all times. Those
in charge Of the Boy Scouts of
America have projected a pro-
gram which is expected to
reach fruition in 1912, the goal
which is to touch so many boys
that in the remaining six years,
one out of every four of new
male citizens will have had the
beneficient influence of train
ing in Scout ideals. The wish
is general that the program will
be the success that It deserves
to be.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-02-20
Nine GARAGES
RANGES SHARE
WPA Allots $50, 900 for County
Garages at Nine Points for
Road Equipment.

The northern part of st. Louis County
this week was assured of the construc-
ton of nine new garages to house
maintenance equipment Of the st. Louis
County Highway Department. The nine
structures became possible when wPA
allotted $4,000 for the work, to which
will be added $4,000 that is TO be pro-
vided by the highway department, as
sponsored, to cover the cost Of ma
terials. equipment and some skilled
labor. The garages are to be built at
Cook, Cherry, Forbes, Bear River, Al
VIVA, Sturgeon Lake, Makinen, Embar-
-ass and Pike.
Each garage viii cost approximately
s7.875 of which amount wPA VIII pro-
vide S5,585. Each win be 3ox55 feet and
viii be of uniform design and con-
struction
These structures are part of care
fully drawn program Of the county
highway engineer TO provide adequate
shelter for its equipment. Some build
ings in the program already are under
construction and new aIlottments from
wPA are expected shortly.
Three larger structures, at Hibbing.
Tower and Linden Grove, viii be ap-
proved for actual construction Just as
quickly as detailed plans and specifi-
cations are filed with the district Office
Of Henry L. NORM. Duluth, for trans
initial TO Victor Christgau, state ad-
ministrator.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-02-20
MATHEW GOUZE
JOINS WRITERS
Ely Young Man Contributes
Articles on Slavonic Music
for Croatian Paper.

Mathew Gouze, at one time leader of
the Ely Tamburitza Orchestra, now as
sistant coach and director Of the St.
Edwards University Tamboritza Orches-
ira at Austin, Texas, is writing a
series Of articles dealing with Slavonic
music for Zajadnicar, official organ Of
the Croatian Fraternal Union at Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Mr.. Gouze has so far published four
articles out of six which he will con-
tribute. The articles deal with tam
buritza music in America and in the
articles the development Of Slavonic
music in the United States are stressed.
He suggests tarlburitza playing as a
hobby rather than a means of making
a living AS a hobby it viii be both
entertaining and educational. As a
means Of making a living, the author is
not SO sanguine.
The writings Of the author have re-
ceived much favorable comment By
musical authorities and by the Slavonic
people of the country. The officials Of
the paper have asked him for further
contributions on the subject.
Mathew Gouze is well known in Ely
where he was born and raised to man
hood. He is the son Of Mrs. Theresa
Gouze of this city and up to the time
he left for Texas made his home here
where he graduated from the Ely
schools and was a valued member Of
the basketball team. He has played
the tamburitza in an orchestra here
and with it toured the eastern states
where Slavonic people were resident
His many friends in Ely wish him con-
tinued success.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-02-20
Forestry-Army Group
Entertain at Bridge.

The ladies of the Forestry Army
Bridge Club entertained their husbands
at a seven O'Clock bridge dinner at the
Forest Hotel on Saturday evening.
The Valentine motif was carried out
in elaborate table decorations and
dancing took place between courses.
The bridge game, which followed the
dinner proved novel and most enjoyable.
Each hand had to be played under a
handicap, such as the wearing Of nit
tens by all players and command TO
bid without the use of speech. The
tables carried sets Of instructions and
the penalties imposed for neglect of
these rules were heavy.
Prizes were won by Mrs. John La
mount, Mrs Jerry Krause, Lieut.. Blore,
and Donald Warren.
The committee in charge of arrange
ments consisted Of Mesdames Arney,
Blore, Lamount and Miller.
On Wednesday the club met for their
weekly bridge luncheon at the home of
Mrs. Krause of Is East Conan Street.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-02-20
Student Loan Fund
Benefited by Dance.

The ball given by the Ely Business
Girls Club on Friday evening was a
very enjoyable affair and netted the
Student Loan Fund for which the ball
was given, very tidy sum. A large at
tendance was noted notwithstanding
the extreme cold prevailing.
Music for the event was furnished by
an orchestra Of nine pieces hailing from
Madison. Wisconsin, making a tour o.
the northern cities. A fine grade of
dance music was furnished by the or
chestra who also introduced several en-
joyable novelties during the evening.
Miss Evelyn Liberty was in charge Of
the ball with Miss Ruth Wilson assist
ing. Members of committees in charge
of finance, music, decorations, tickets,
door, police and advertising were the
Misses Elizabeth Raiskey, Myrtle Maxi,
Elaine Anderson, Frances Spooner, Julia
Suoja, Lennie Fogelberg and Gertrude
Matilda