The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, December 12, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text6 - 'SATtlDAYtMORNINGDECOIBER 12, .1923: as, w . t -. -f.. . i Ar. ; Gregg Entertains Mrs. Glean. Gregg tntfirttinctL In a j delightful j way, oa Wodaea-" day for. the jaemifrersci of, -.her-bridge clubdecorating .the' honse in keeping with the -i Crfctrnjui:. season. . Mm. e C .Charlton,' as ai3tedthe hostess at the,tek honr. The .next meejiag ,-.o , the, fiuh, whieh has-been., piaced',early t fpn account of the XhrilajaajBeaaoa will be on Tuesday. December: J 5 wheiL MrsIjU H,,II4r4&i;M& tertahu ..lyi UjjMlM Ml . .The .riuk.fcrouplnfjttdejurii R. H. BoldooteV Ursv-H." J. Scott. Mrs.-J. H.ant,llrJt jCi ChaxJ ton,vMrs." AvIiy ohhsoo,-;jrsu W. K. McKaigh;atrai.E.iCvJUoket'. and the hostess.Mrs. Glenn Gtegg. Local Tent H&ofe ji Barbara Frietphle'ten jt'i the. local , tent. t6t the rnuatldn of Daughters sCft$tiri&jtp& diatinction of "ieintjg HfejS, fcahner lent 'In .theb state 0TjegQn r,T5atng been awarded a" total, o'nnety seven points In the recent Inspec- " ;-nV' iernoon xae-vgame noBiese win tion made by thet departlaent Jn-4 Imlah.f iirs. Pattl TTauser, , Mrs. epector. h ! .vAv 1 rt- j Claif e, Vibbert. JST5 Elmer Daa4; Adams, Mrs.r-,Ottt Hoppes, " , "Vord has T been receired "and. Tia1 ikUm flti K The" Ecclesla clnb, an organiza tion of business elrie', held1 'the i regular weeaiy meeun oa5.i nurs day'at 'lhtf Salem' restaurant ftn ir'and "5a rs." t'ihen "acting1 as l Lunchebn corerscBre:j)ta?er.fjrH The lOTelyVAomtQT MrsrEarle M. Dauo at' 24ft; Oven street was I me scene oi one t im moBt oeji TMy-wrJte.itLat thla haiirbeen lightful . ot ;th!; pyejCirjlstmas bridge parties; t,when,i.Mra. Diuf and Mrs. Merrill - D. vOhllng were hosteae ' jdlntl'jesterdajr! afteij- noon; ; "Guests Wire" Invited to. make up five tableV ofrds. Thel aiiair wa especially jiannea ,10 honor Mf4n..p: !3chllUng;isIaleiv? in-iaw on Mrs, eolectalnosrJLth, jt siBond Jrldgef parftrrtS'liaTtagb isatred for eight tables, the affair ahto to ' bonr j Mrs-. Sehilling,' The rooms of the Dane home were lovely yes terday afternoon., a- great haikel of "gold" aivd bronze f chrysanthe mums, eyclamen," fern ,'ani 'Jeru salem cherries;"- ! y :a il Mrs. Clair . YIbbert','onln"e high i score -fTyester1 day a'f tern While Glenn orJa-a a'fternooh en ta -the iyieeta pjajf- Ihg; ajL-fhe tables. Mra" Ai Dane and Mrs, Hubert pauayere 'guests at 'tea. ::;Th. hostesses were assist ed jbyjiSiirW Eatl uia.tAd-frV fll!.(5re$8? ,iYastr4ay'i gesVilflt incladeS: iWriit.' B'eed Rowland. j Mra. ' JTanfes Tel,H$tf 4 i(fgeP;sra,-rMrsi. Eah Paulsen, Mrs, Dral Lem"mm, Mrs. L.Karl7WiprerT"-iMji.rV;Oscaxi ZeHer.rrM'rs. sjgWrge,' feacfe rfey.ra4l? T5.-page, Mrs. -Genh Oregg. MrlLawtenice from Mr., and -Mrs: p,7Fury.IpeltMt, they are enjoying their sojourn in JPheonU. - Arizona. "They, visited' fn, Long j5each,alftonia,. fOT.a lag there- tor. Thanksgiving day. They -ftb guefff Ibf their '0n Iwrem4;iDstrueE4-! inVvphedalx' iflgh school, and: MxpetSb td Temain niitri Jata-TfoT Febf nary ft' Mrs., Ptttvtafc'if. heal tte .fhipro vet v -one day bt rain' Jllnce they arrived but ;thpj rest of the", ime it has beea-tpryrwarm and. pleasant,-5?. MKkny q Go fp.y .'i; JTJi'oii Salem friends, of Miss .Edithi Cffter JKnney will-find the .$er' Jssne 4t J the roregdll' Tekch- W .JIonthljl,'of, fippfiaU lnjerr eat:-- i' " j , MIu tEdlth . Ca.rpf ??ey ; Btructojr, In modern, language at OAC. will atend the international coaventloir of Amrrcaa-Association of !Unlversity Women, at Arns terdam. Hollandnext -sirmntefnt was decided at the second state convention- of ;ihfr association in Bssloa at thfr'-tollege.1 'J Hereto fo're no representative ' has "ever been sent from Oregon to the in ternational convehtionj J ' " Twenityiseven - delegates ; attend ed .the single day. ,s3&ion of the convention, ' Registration and a regutaf .biisineis ja eeti hg at' which reports ' ofBtaie! com mfttees on educaiion. .membership," schoiar shtp an4 fellowship . were heard consumed the afternoon, Mrs.. A; H. Callin of MjcMianvJlle was named secretajytreasurer for . ft three year period ln- the'bn1yelec- tion of it he me&tfng.- . Following a noon luncheon, round table, dls cufisiona were held. ' An" address by'pr. H. D. Sheldoh, dean: of. the school: of education at - the Uni versity of Oregon completed th program. : - - -? - Chapter All of P, E. O, . .t Chanter A8 of the P. E. O. sis terhood will ' hold a no-h'pstess meeting at 7:45 o'clock Monday evening at Miss- Lena : Belle Tartar's studio on Northi Liberty afreet. j..;. M r. 4fi Bride-Sleet Honored ;Miss Liilie Wilson, bride-elect of Fred L.' Wilson, was the re cipient of many beautiful and useful gifts Saturday when'" Mrs. . 'Simmons and Mrs. It. W. Clarke entertained "with a" miscellaneous shower in heJhon,er:t" Th'S afrair was fanned5 aS a complete :anr- jMrsr Frank Wilson. off the. Orch ard v Heights Road, west tof Sai- . - . .'). ... Hn j .. -.v - - - -. The honise was decorated" -with Christmas greens and "flowera and ' the writing ' of ' reference books' to t t he "bride fa rnished the aJternoon's amusement; aftr which refreshments were served by the hostesses" assisted ! by the , irisses Mildred" ;?lmmons;' Mae Darby- and : Erma' ginrmo'ns and Wrs.Mo. E. Smith and Mrs; Charles GrabenhorsL . ,rf,- , Those 'present wer.fcMfts.'Iiilie' Wilson,- Mrs. R. L.. Adams Mrs.. F. 'AVnion.Mrsl? Si-Jiblpns,-Mrs. P. f. DavUMrs. C. A. Clarke, Mrs. W. Jl. McCanley, ; Mrs. . E. Schindler, ;is ijewell; WiUep, Mrs. ..Charles Grabuhorat, f Miss Mae Darby, Mrs. E:- Best, Mra,.c:; H. Burleigh.-Miss - Dells Buhler. Mrs.. W. . Knower, ;Mrs.'Cr H. Fisher, Mrs. G. R. AdainsvvJdUs Mary Waite, Airs; ; D. Gibson, Mrs, J. Schwara,- lliss.Alfa Rosenuest, Miss Pauline- MoCau ley. MTs.t3race Bltss. ' Mrs Edw'. Pero, miss Erma.Simmbifa, Visa Enola Kenhdyi Mrs-Ji H. "Ken nedy; Mrs.' S. J. , Davis, Mrs N. Crilsoft.-" Mrs. B Southwlcki M iss Mam ie B u seb , M iss ' iU I dred Simmons, Mrs. F. -Rosenqueftt, Mrs- Guy McDowell, - "Miss, Helen 6hsa, Mrs. " Fred' Gibson yss Xthel McDowell, Misa M UeM Mrs. Duane Gibson, ' Mrs. ; Kt. Busch, Mrs. Nona Wilson, Mrs. J. tit ' I i 1 if-" - Ohlipg. Thafoilowjng .item .from .the; Decem- ziitu ;'';i:fc 7."W.V;.-r-4 - .: f V N'lltPKttW .. -""V" '- 7 V,' i ii'lfV t-w. i 4- ft" -4iiJ rs "-s.F c X - J -JAJ- i - .,-'-i.s.U.';:.v,v".-- J Link the Future of Their" Children i"-.!-'' rwtth a.'"'--- r " ',nM-.: Lincoln ;Iifotial LjCevIn3Qranee Company, JuYenflerdr, Educational Trust Fund policy- ." - v ' at rndmihal 'cort-.V;'- .VICTOR SCHNEIDER, jSpedal 'Agent 147. North f!nmmHAl Rhwt. .AaIpki V S) - II ' I BMB. -Titr Mff-nUcfltWMMiWmtSi I - iAi HENDRICKS .Insurance oi , au iubqi r , , Telephone-Hi aiikCO i.Jf...,kj. .! .. - J .';S i-il 1-1- LISTEN IN ! SOCIAL ' CAZJSHTJAH. I ' " Today - - x Free to Ra4io fans DLNXER CONCERT 6:30-7:30 KHJ (405.2), Ios Angeles. . " IJfstory stpfy , by Prfrf. 3Hemog; HenrleUa Poland ' aiidT 'Ipncle " iohh. ' - " EXTERTAIXMEXTS 1 " 6:30-3 a. m. KFt (4f) Los Angeles1 Bud Hoff and uku-' i l&le?&:45,1 radlotorial; T, vfcrled program featuring All - American-- quartet and I Slark-rSIstersi -8, Examiner .program: 19,; Emma KimmeJ. ! soprano; Frank Seave, bari tone; George' Fileldi reader; Drury Lennington, tenor; Billy JJaU. Marion Boo gar, Carlson,.. Sisters, .Baby Rossinie, Charles Cole, Bud Hoff, Polly Grant Hall, Bud Gore, Joey Ra" in varied. program; tt-ST a.1 m.',-jCt midnight tfrolie,' -presenting -artists of screen and" stage. r 6:35-ia K P O (428.3). S&n ' .Francisco. 6:33-7:80. Lind orchestra; '8-12, Jack Coak ley orchestra: ; '" s -ll:30-KFXA (451), Seat tle. r 6 : 5, Hdf f man'a" or chestra; 9:30-11:30, Hark ness orekestrskv' .-f -6-S-KH (405J2), Los Anj?d- es. 6-?: 30;-' Leighton'af. or chestra; - 6:30.7:30, history story. Prof. Hertxog; -Annie Hooker, readlnga;.. Henrietta !FoIand and- .Uncle . John; 7rlS-t:45T, Christmas carols; program; 10-1130, . Clark's dance ; orchestra;' 'lfiSQ-2, Times ; TomK Cats frolic," first birthday partyT 7:45-12 KFWB (252),'noUy- wood.. 7:45, microphone brevities; 8-10, Radio Doings nli- -tnr' B1kia' Vinfli' . Hollywood- string' trio; 12m ma Kimmel. soprano;. 10-11, rolie, direction C ha rl i e Wellman 11-12, 'dance, or chestra. . 4 -.'.?': Salem ;f' Woman's -"clnb. . Club house. sJ:3o o'clock.;: Willamette University "inter Sorority "Open ' House." Daughters of Veterans Bazaar. 184 N. Liberty street, Ladies' 'Aid: of 'Fjrst Presbyter- Ian rhurcn Bazaah ' Nelrtteyer's ' Drug- stored Leslie M. E. Lad ies'. A.id, tooked food sale. -1 - Salvage Shop. Salem Wdman' club' house; North Cottage street." Sunday .. 'Sacred Christmaa concert.. First Methodist church choir, 1:30 o'clock. Monday MCS...C. -A. Park's Bible class. City library. , Chapter -AB of the P. E. O.- sis terhood. Miss Lena Belle Tartar's studio.'. eBusiness meeting.. 7 : 4 5 o'clock. i Tuesilay Writer's club. Mrs- Byron 'Yt prunk, 1545 Highland avenue. Ypmarco class" - of the : First Methodist church. Annual Christ mas party. Professor and Mrs. T. S. Roberts. hosts. ' ' Wednesday ''" 'Lecture by Louis Kaufman Ans- pacher, . famous American play wright. Waller Hall, Willamette auifciBii vampua. - -o U ujcti , Drama and Democracy." Jv '" r-'i .i v-r-'f r- --'".-" "- B. Prrce," ATrs'.G -E.' Smithy and Mrs. 1Slmnjong and.AIra.vR.: ciarkif r : " : noUywod'.Clubr iThe Hollywoo'd Woman's Social club, met J with Mrs. W. F- Statr oA'"." fhUMday "afternoon. " The hours wera spent making 'dresses for fbe fairies and suits for ; the brownies, who areto partlcipateyfi theiChrlatmas Pbay which wiir 1e gtven . 4it tlve school 1 house. ' The hostess, assisted, by Mr's. W. Da Vis , and Mrs: Cunsley, fiervei a lightfuV iuncheonl i The club will resume . the ' regular, 'meetings again after Christmas." t : k iThose' present werel MnC Jprn Ghnsley, Mrs. Walter Davis, Mrk, Aleck Munson, Mrs, W- F. . Starr, Mrs. Charles Thomas ' Mrs' T. Olson, ifrsT A; "E. Jferfine. and Mrs. Waiter,' Fisher and4 daugh ter, Mary 'Jean. ' " Salvage t Shop Today f ; j The Salvage Shop at the Salem Woman's club will be open aa!n tbday, ancf on each : Saturday throughontf winter,: both, Tor4 - the. making of sales and fof the re ceiving of auy donations. The enterprise is being sponsored by the. board of trustees with Mrs C. K. Spauldihg appointed as gen eral manager. " " Etokta Club Meets The. members of the Etokta club; were entertained at the'home of Mrs. F. N. Toothacre at her home, on D atreet Tuesday after noon. Hereafter the' club wfll meet on the third Tuesday of each, month instead of oti the Beond. Mrs. D. C. Btirton will be hostess to the group on January' 19i ' The clhb spenf'the' afternoon studying the lessoa on ?fRecreation ' In the "Know -Your'Town' series.-' ' Department Meeting . ; Scliedided Mrs. f;'M. Ericksori, chairman of. the .institutions department of the" Salem 'Woman's clan, has called an important meetiDg of fhe department for 4 : 3 0 1 o'rrok vthi.-i aiternoon immetliately following tbe club meeting. " "". " Mrs.' Rhea" Luper and Mis; Edith Bragg motored to Portland; this morning and are spending the, day. it - a Tin Mitexih IQLASSIFIED HCnTION - . . . . -. yor Itirii- make arrptb) gifts .for fathM-.i bitbr r husband. Come in now lyl; or Jcr he brand that they liker l'h Ac MsonisTtipf. i. CIGARETTES You'll find the kind Sou - waal Itr4 -hev mtk aBtshla ifts far ' Thi Ace, Masonic Tempi. t, TOILET SETS In silk Jin4 gif set wonderfoll-Bttrarfive seta for SS to r35. uyler ttfVrvf re, 157 S. Oommercial. . ' TOnt PAVORITE OREROJJ VIEW- I dnnbtlpuf. tti l.iJ fAnvill aiming th ' 1 T? . p-nfd J'iclu" Visif ,;.u -art . de- .rtmeot and see Max 0.?Buren. 179 X. NEWS BRIEFS - (Confinued ftonv. pafe 5.7 DWTB, 'WJZKL, yoor head or tire. our fet--iookHitf' for that Chri&tmM present or "her.". Let. the Shop-o-scope show it to you ii few annates' time. CHRISTMAS IS the time of pood eheer (tet yourself in the proper, frame of mind by dome,, yoor ' bond y ahtjppinj the Shop o-scope wayv ' " - - LUGGAGE Steamer trunks, wardrobe trunks, gait een end handbag. A larpe Kmk-ier- y-OHto select from.-' H. tu Stiff Fomitore Co.; AT r THE SPECIALTY SHOP 453 tfoatr.'SF.. there .t w display an eifqnisite line of. bund made hannkerchiefs, uadr wear and "ribbon, notettien.' There it alse somethTef nr "Saneione ;T)iseniiia- tors which are "nsed as ' deodorizers in tiome," mm -6'rheater."" ' -T ; " T - THE PEOPLE who set flat feet end flat wallets during; the holiday shopping sek&on'atA the. ooea wli nerer thought of nsiftg the ,Shop-o-s0pe.: "f, GIVE WISELY-i-frtre "well feWe a thoueht ta""fhi Shop-o-EcopeT before you tire ny jpbriatmac proienUl . - THU 6iFT wFthont the giVer iff'bit. they iisay. r And. often tap iver is tare of fifte until he remember to consult toe ShopHicope: ... - .. , " ly with :radje reception r in Caii-LqcksjVJclnityV i i thft Two FataHties The.re "iSre 'ctwo fatdimes 'flue to industrial '''atd-ems1 Oregon during "the Veek ending Decem ber 10, according to a report pre pared here by the 8ta4 . indus trial accident, commission. The victims tnclude'd4.McCleiran Black', powder worker of Coquille, and Vajo .Marancich, labojer.. .with heafdauarters at'Medford; Of the 597 accidents reported during the week 483 were 'subject to the provisions, of the workmen's cpm ptusatiorr act and 11 4' were from firms and 'orperatiH that have rejected the law. ' ' er- "For Home- ""TFlCTrRB" 'rRAmxoA'"wide: rente ot. mouldings and frames to select from. OVE "SIGHT CASES-Enameled hat bose,i- Boston - hags, lad ie OiatHtone ae.. Two-Way- shopfwitar bgs. These are' the "tench." sought .iuceae Uem for women- !ai O. Busenj 179 X, Com'1. MANICURE : BOLL OTS AR ma ran teei jtoerehandise. An idear'itift -for the ladies-. - fricea -from 5 to ? 15. Tyler t t?IPTRY-You will ftnd- nfa'ny 'srtlele auitabfe fdr Chritmat jifts in our Glftry. flower rases, bowia, console sets, ftlee trin lamps,' book-eedy andfmahy others. H. L. Stiff fVrnitjfre Co. : .PERFUME ATOMIZERS -Imported; (rood -lirality rubber brtb. "A" (r'f t that wilL win apprwinlion. 'ta $3.00. Tyler'a :Drti; Stof,U5Ti Commercial. YOU'RE RIGHT J.i. There's" absolutely bo substitute for the Shop-o-srepe theaat hugy bnyinj daft. It's read by all wis shoppers. , . PHONOGRAPHS -aoake ideal Christmas La-ifta. We have many model Victrolae and tmawwicks at reduced prices. Get cos far the family end have the music yes want the year around. H. L. Stiff Furn iture XtC-T - r-'p:;--rr--n-f ! MAYTAG Permit the Maytag ittelf to prove it ope quailed helpful neis try wash--irtt.with it. . Then if it doesn't SELL ITSKLP don't keep it.-. AV will ladly briny ji'Maytag right 'to your, home , The Maytag Shop. 169 'South High Street. Telephone B218. ' r - day tiecember -1 4 . free..' ?o 'collection. ' i . A Admisst6n trie company at.. Cascadfi.. Locks J The hearing, will be held at Cas cade 'Cocks and will, be attended by at least two members of . tb.e commission. The complaint wa3l filed. by K. G. W., broadcasting station ot The Oregonlan and a large-nnmber of radio owners liv lngf.;ih' the ticinlty of Cascade; Lrfdks Tt was. alleged that the lines of the Skamania Electric company hare interfered material- To HIiowTlotutv - "labors Keward,'? a picture to be shoWrt at'Tjbrf Hall, 4 5T Court street.' The picture fs sponsored by the "AnfeHcan" Federation "of Labor and consists of six reels, one of four thousand feet and one of a thousand feet. The picture also consists of a lecture delivered by ' Rlr. Van Horn who is travel ing With - the filHt.-' -The picture will be presented at 8 p. m. Mon- ---. 11 r '-.. '-a ; ; a- r-- : rnngle t Tbg,.Pringle, jqa4 h,a3reeently beeik jgraveid -and emoothed. up.- A lady student, .from the Port lahd bible school, addressed the Pringle; Sunday tcbobl folka last Sunday. ... -.'t . j; Jliiiahv Pjppst has : taken a contract of clearing land for T. E. Meeks. ' '-. :,-v' . - Earl Meeks is work ins at Ore gon City at present. ': . The ealeys are entertaining a visiting Sealey family Just now. Mr.Balod is putting out come strawberry plants this week. ilr. Balpd .and,. Mr. "Ball have attended ike Baptist revival meet ing, at Salem for iye vr eeks with out missing a service. y . -. Pringle Sunday.' school attend ance laat Sunday, was 44. " George Pinguin,' .a . millionaire silk iihporleiy said in a Newark adaress: . . . The phitospher, Bertrand Rus sell, tells ns -we ought;, to learn from China. There's one thing certain 'China can give - ns cards tand spadea on-. That is smells. , "The ' smells, of China are ap4 'i HAVR 'THATBR'ArjTrruli1925 Cll andar picture . proceueA. and framed' Max Q BTenv I T9 X. Com-i, Salem. T0RXITURE Any piece of .furniture makes en ideal Chriatmee. gift.. Come In and shop around. . We'll be srlad to assist yon. H. I--Stiff Furnitaro Co: : '.' ..' u" '. r THE SHOP-O-SCOPE ia,; the (reateet Christmas - diaeovery i since Santa ClaM uw it today 1 . j; . ' ..- -j - 'TWAS THE NIGHT before Cbriatmaws. December 24th, to be exact and everw sSsckiow In -hr iwnr-m bnlcing with splendid, gifts, selected throush the Shop-o -scops , TAT. STOCKIXGft without tiun pocket books 1 That's easy do your Christmas baying thranrh the ShotHi-aoope. ,SsaaaaMaawia)'ayMVsisi pacing, Nrf mani"; reglly . kirbws what a smelt is . till . he'a been In China. I I once asked i missionary in Peking how he managed to keep ' his! health;;; 1 1 ' t$$l f; j r ' " - fVHow no; yQtti essciipe the bfi lioWs of mlcf obes that flourish ra these awful smlfelst asked. ; I f! 'Oh'; j fealdthe t missionary, 'you're wjrohg there. These smells are TOicrobe-proof. .Even a mi crobe qan't' live In a Chinese mellV'f ' '"" : " " THE DALLES Libby, McNeU L Libby cannery now employs 200 persons, canning apples. - Stopped in 4 dF r i . . , - - ' 4 p , HiU's stops a cold in 4 hours. . It topn .the fever anj heada.Jt breakagnppAin 3 days. '""- " i-""" " 3 r It combines everything necessary to check the cold, to open thebov.'ela, to tone the entire system. -.- y , ' It resulu tVom many yeartof researchi and forms the best; wt inow . Don't take chances with a cold. Get the genuine" HilTs. -And 'start' when the Cold EegnAUcrrjggistseUrMV,-': v - fcSureltslU PH30S CASCARA Get Red Box EOUINIfiE wita pottr&it SWJPOSe.VOU WEtL.t LEAD IfiT PART POESS xx ffij AXO TUM WUEN TUE VH.LA.lr4 fAAKES A WISE CRACK AT S1X-SHOOTEC PtCCV, FU yTHh VILLAIN -rrz- - - - . :: ..i.- -. . ......... ... r V' AND UB V4UOLE CAT GbfTt-S.ittTi. i THUrABtNG- THrTKS NOSES AT TH --fe MI5CREANT: ceYtNG- -" J TAT A MOftSF.OW YOU?- UNCLE BILLY ev - . U. W iw-i' . I- and mm -:' r WKIe we are fjetting a large shipment of - i 1 "A v'.v.,.;.;' !r; ; ,i : T" J several car otcalL"vetiggesi; that youl ' take the same advantage and lay in your - 1 vinter supply Hvhile Vcoal is r fresh and ! prices' axftHsht i I .V ' 4 Cokl $10 and up R 143 South Uberty . - Phone b30 Sfi--- M4o " 1' "V zl 1 ' aSiiiVsMSMSSSMSiaaMkswaaisaBaMaBMaaiBaaMBMaaasaassasMss ;jfS';o;i. "Pjr Charles McManus V . . v. ..... . ... - DOROTHY DARNIT ' '?-!sllLA are Voo.goth I f f-97t 'f """ " " id ASS It l LZ 1 t .1. WH.y,;Mor Kf5E. YoU 1 14 VI TA,TtON$? ... i . TE b- Akif( 'Hon or? on mama's A W D ' PAPWS - TNfctNTri FTH' WbUPIW yt.u '--Jeif y. , l? : r 15 ,THAT:So 7 ':;i;r-N - HAPPEN 5,OfytE 1 aT It .riv;;r ', i-vni, mn Jt ..14 jmiJ v I'