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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-31
, NEW couNrRy-A NEW RAILROAD

TO THE HOMESEEI> ER-Cireat oppor-
tunities along the line of the Kansas city,
Pittsburg 4 Gulf II. I. for small invest
ments in Southwest Missouri and North
west Arkansas Buy a 4O-acre fruit farm
for So per acre-casy terms. 81 per acre
down. balance in monthly payments. Bet
ter than a savings bank. Something that
will grow in value Hundreds are picking
these bargains up Why not your Write
for fun information to T.. a. Hornbeck,
land commissioner *. c., Z. n @. railroad,
7th and Wyandotte. Kansas city Mo.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-31

NOTICE TO CONTRAcTORS-T un-
dersigned will on January 2, 1885 at hour
OF 2 O'clock OF that day. let by public out
house. corner Missouri ave. and Locust ST,
the building of one 10 I iron bridge on
seen in my office in the. court house. Kan
sas City. Mo, A cash deposit of two hun
dred 600 dollars required with each bid.
+. j. O'FLAHERTY
60. Surveyor and Bridge Com.
December is, 1895.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-31

to.Wlt Al or
az non v's' eleven dis. tWgive ti@ VWemntf,v. NV,
~, 1S ~, siN 90
ty.nine tG6' thirtv-t6fcS t.'1 i6lftv.four
IA thirty hvc ,g5i thirivViy ,41 HiirVtVy.
stN'p, sn m, ,S9, PAM i'gry,set @ ,h4Ir'Enne 4 ,$
hundrodths Ci i9-fUm feet of lot ciEht %
an OF Said lots being IA liecghet heights
Snnsas Z itN. aS 'hc, tawc are m2tkgd ana
dfsiEnaatcd, on thf5 Piat ot & s3id ADDITION on
corr or u.etS 80, Vt .alv Jarks9h county az
@ yaia 1 Na1ns sums G ,tSq't op inS l9oghtea
decl p trust descrited and whereas. de-,
iIa4i} has Den ,'ao ,m w pny n.m' OF Said
c,,y ds nS ~, H. ,ers iso "Eil'nmt m 4t
Nv iSo5 sta t MI rer,ty WY t''sf, ttSNN
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munjsrsterrd IN trustce by vir,e ' of tbc r. now. ,ws
,rd NJ Tho ra1ugat nf IL. iar,I GnIlor ~
slti irJabieIpiss mud auus OF money or
VX3''1liugsi,v t5S i,h d3y of Ian,iarv' isls'
between tho hours OF o'clock I'm thr fore.
noon nnd o'clock IN tho afternoon. at the
ON Missouri nvcnuo between oak and 10.
cust streets. IN said Kansas CITY Jackson
for sale M public vcnduc. for cash, 10 the
highest bidder to pny or said Indebtedness
and sums OF money or balances and taxes
and interest and the expenses Of executing
This trust
Garc. Tndi q small Attorneys
-5I;I5 7--7.7;7-i---; :
=, ~ = E.t. > SALb-M htrtas. Erlka =.
Bergman and Gust9f bergman, her hus;,
Dand; by their certain Iced 81 trust, dated
ine iltst Gay OF May. lep nIci f9r record
Sackson county, missouri. on, the 2hd day
day or May, lSD, and recorded IN the oillce
OF tald rtTorIcr or deeds. AT Kansas city,
IN book ~ NO III, az page 6l6, conveyed
70 NE, ollNer ~. Dean, ne npdrislsned
premises situate In the county OF Jackson
anu state or MISSOURI to-wt' All OF the
tast iorty-i Tour tD ieet OF the west eighty
HlEnt NNl ttet or lot numbered sixteen uO.
IN stgNens additon to the CITY OF Kansas,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-31
LEGAL NOTICES.

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NtdncsdaE. ihc Gnd day OF JHh'a4S,
n'tWc'h tnc houtS .dt nihr 'lo,h iu
ipitHuou ana hNe 4. CLOCK IN tht ditt
or thal buN, Tor the puip9s" or pdSA.t
.Hld ptlhtipal note thu tht iul'ltt, "'ia
thereon, together with thc amount - 3"N'
iHNtS ana assessments ulNauG,H w ~
hul"er of SAID note as atQi saih WIN ~
ttl'St thereon rom the l'ih Joy 't ~
CENTER lNt. aud the costs aud expenses ''
'A'cullnG TINS lrusL ~
OH WEIR H. DEAN, IIlsllrn-
NHnSas CRY, MISSOURI, December -'V'.''p
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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-31
CLAIRyoYANT.

MRS. l.. JAMES. the well known clair
yoyant and trance medium. may be CON
suited at 1908 Grand ave. parlors 80 and 40
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-31
DIED.

PAYNE-Dr. Henry r.. Payne, Sunday,
December 20, 1880 a. m, OF neuralgia OF the
heart.
Funeral from his late residence. 1884 Pein
street, Tuesday. December 81, at 2.3o p. n.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-31

r ere are longer railroads than the Chi
rapo 4 Alton, bat it is safe to say there
are no better Try 1t once, and your testi-
inony Will De added 10 the rest
The Santa Fe route is the only line hay-
ing u fast daylight train TO Chicago.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

GREAT run on Joe's Street Musings"
(SouVentr edition, 1000 copies); just out
ON sale to-day at Fetterman's Popular Lii
brary, 1894 Main St: call and get one: ;
vols. in one; price. 30 cts; orders for 500
have been received in advance.
RHEUMATISM positively cured We
guarantee to cure the worst cases by your
taking course of Kidneykurl; sold by
druggists; price 81. II. G. Arnold. Agent,
9th and Main sts.. Kansas City.
CHRONOMETER. watch ana clockmak-
er. j. +. henmuir. East 10th ST.. bet
Main and Walnut.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-31

>~'>S--~--~>-~--
. THE AMERICAN MORTGAGE AND IN
NESTMENT COMpANN-Ncw York Life
building negotlates farm, ranch ard city
loans. and municipal and other bonds. APP
pliCations for large loans especially solicit
ed from all parts OF the West
TO LOAN--On choice improved business
property, at per cent. on brick residences
and on farms near Kansas city, at per
cent. HOMER REED. 1905 Broadway.
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate securi-
~ at low rates. II W. MUSSON.
es7 New York Life bldg
$500 TO LOAN city improved property
for or years L. II. PHELPS & CO.
6o5 Am. Bk bldg
MONEY to loan on real estate at lowest
rates. Rieger & Moore. Heist building.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-31
Knnsns city, Mo. December tsT'i gth Use isg5

hHhSHS 'ltF' NO. december 9th 1886
TRUSTEES sALE--Whereas. Erlka @
Bergman and Gustaf Bergman, her hus-
| hand, by their certain deed of trust dated
the lst day of May. 1890 ied for record In
the Office OF the recorder OF deeds for lack
son county Missouri at Kansas city, on
the 2i day Of May, 1S9O and recorded in the
city in book -" number III M me- mah5t "a
conveyed to ne. Oliver H. Dean the nm.
dersigned trustee, the following desc rIbad
lands and promises, situate In the county
All OF the west forty-four (+D feet Of iot
numbered sixteen u6), in stevens addition
~ te T'y so G5 ah7fs: s9ja as now kansas city
ignated on the recorded plat of said ajdi.
ton on file ana OF record In the ofiice OF
the recorder of deeds FOR Jackson county
Missouri, at Kansas City, in trust how
ever, TO secure the payment of the certain
principal promissory note and interast 'Hnn
pons in said deed of trust describaJS ana
whereas, all of said interest coupons bavS
been paid, but default has been made jn me
same with interest thereon from the first
day of May, 1895. remains overdue and I'M
10y given that l, the said Understand trus-
tee at the request of the legal holder ana
oT,99er OF s@3'I 50 rI pTnelP15i note secured by
power and authority In me vested by said
deed Of trust. Will IN accordance with the
trust. proceed 10 sell, and sell the rronart,,
in said deed OF trust and hereinheforr ~
scribed. and any and every paTt therepr
al pubilc vendue to the highest bidIIssrr' 90. -
cash, at the frcnt door OF the building now
used by the state circuit court Of jackson
county Missouri as a court house in ISan
sas CITY. Missouri In the county Of J,rlSg6,
aforesaid, said building being the rorrt
souri, avenue, between oak and Locust
streets, in said kansas city. and said from
door being the south door Of said court
house, on saturday the attn day of January
1895. between the hours. Of nine o'clock In
the forenoon ,nnd iiye o'clock in the after,
noon OF that day, for the purpose Of paying
off snll prinCipal note and the intarnst i,,S
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-31
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-A No. ? Remington type
writer, I'm excellent condition. This type
writer WIN be snid ht very low ,prlce II
ness office of the Journal Lionel Noise,
journal office.
FOR SALE pieces second hand cable,
sweed iron cable lS feet, each q inch. 10
strand; will sell very cheap. Apply at the
Journal business office.
FOR SALE--A secondhand No. Rem
ington type writer in excellent condition;
will sell very cheap LIONEL NOISE. at
Journal office.
WE HAVE scholarships in hest CONNER
cial colleges that will sell at big dis
count Hudson-kimberly Pub. CO.. 1Oii-10l6
Wyaudotte.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-31

TO RENT-Ofiice rooms-s few very
nice rooms IN the Bunker building, 9th and
Wall. adjoining the New YORK Life bldg
suitable for physicians. lawyers or real
estate. VIII make attractive price and nN
rooms In nice Shape for desirable and per.
manent tenants steam heat. elevator AMI
ianitor service. ALIEN FINDLAY, ARt.
Room D.
TO RENT-LarEe, well furnished room,
with dressing room. FOR gentlemen: uri-
vatc family: no children; quiet place; 1915
WSauluttr st.
TO BtNT-Lurge. nicely furnished room;
hrst-class board steam heat. 500 Forest.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-31
r,rrIoyMrNr AcrNutrs,

~-~~~~,~s~r-~-~~~~-~~--~N
CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT DtFitG
and furnished rooms, loiis East 18th. cor
walnut Tel 1i79 The hest place In V e.,
Mo, to IND help or situations, male or fe.
male; ID yenrs' experience. Ref Omaha
Nat bank Omaha; Citizcns' bank. y e.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-31
wANrrp--MArr urrr,

WANTEp-NIen to advertise on
Such Polishing Paste and other spl
tack signs on fences. buildings, plav
plrs,ortcts.otc.; salary 81 per week.
day allowed for expenses; no cnnVaN
send 85c for sample box. contract,
Ncnc-Such Specially Co.. Whitehall "
WNNTEp-Good commissions alloweN
hustling solicitors Apply 10 H. !. Hop
kns care Hudson Kimberly Pub. co.
WANTED OF sober habits TO man
ago Office. olt Main st, room 3.
W'.tNrED-2 Young men; SO week. news
agent 2 West 5th ST., room q.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-31

rpI-ewu-r,.s gAI.T - Whar.ns Jobr
TIKI > M. y ~, ', ',r' ,ts via. m
Crtchley ana Sarah Srd1TIhiey, hls VIZ; ~
grantors, by their Ssrnu1,n areu OF "HS, Va,
and on the 2oth aay, or GiStonrr ~, u, isyi
duly MEG i9r 5 rS'9TT fnr ~ Iocson cIs cont
souri,, at Kansas Guy missouri ana dnly re-
corded in the records ,there0t, IN p9oN ~,
number 20 A. page i',, UonNeytHu 70 ON. one
Edward J.. kimphi as trustee. me IoIioW-
ing described real estate sltnate IN me
county, OF Jackson. state ot , missouri, 70.
wit: The south t"sntN-lNc Sl'l teet or 10,
forty-seven 90 hnd thc nort1 elEht g! ieet
OF lot forty-elghi!'s,ln III f',on.'uo. an nu,n'o'
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-31
PERSONA

PERSONAI~-How TO become lawful ply
siciansi course by mail III, Health uniyer-
sity, Chicago.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-31
SAFES.

SAFES
SAFES opened and repaired bought and
fold. Combination locks cleaned and
changed. h. HARRIGAN. Expert.
Telephone 12Si l09 East Tenth st
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-31
wsNvEn--tIENIg

--~-~~---~~s~~~e~g>----~~~-
WANTED--AEents-M already travrr
Ing to carry our lubricating oils ~ a slide
line AUSTIN & MCGEE Cleveland ~
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-31
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSES AND tAHkiAGES'
HORSES WlNrERED--S1 per month.se
for and returned. Calves raised.
MARK S. SALISBURY. Independence, Mo-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-31

kansa Independence Electric X. r.
a NJ cave Kansas city $40. $50 $50.
6l5. A aims from Gl5 a. IN. TO b:i5 p. m.
run eV minutes. p M.-5.iJ. 5:55. 6:l0,
$40. 6 6.5S 7lO 7:2c. 1880. 7:45, 500
-. s s:35. 1000. 1880. 'u:D. Firs:
train ON \py leaves at Z so
'iTuestagss fhuFsdays and Saturdays
The herald., 1895-01-16
ME MORANDA.

Mrs. @. N. Smith and Mrs. G. @. Car.
tenter are now prepared to receive the
ladies OF Los Angeles and vicinity for
artistic hair dressing. cutting, shampoo
ing and manicuring in the latest ap-
proved styles, at eastern prices. Salts
faction guaranteed. Rooms 133-4.5,
Stimson block.
Los Angeles Cure Bath and Massage
institute. $50 South Broadway, gives
first-class massage treatment and all
kinds OF baths. This is the clesnest
place in town for taking baths. We also
give first class vegetarian diet.
Just think of It'll Today you can buy
beautifully framed etchings for So, 50. 20,
and $3.50 at Licatcuberger's art EN-.
porium, 107 North Main street. Take
advantage of this offer and buy soms-
thing which the whole family will APP
precists.
DR.. Rebecca Lee Dorsey. Stimson
block. first floor, rooms 129, 1870, 141.
Special attention given to obstetrcal
cases and all diseases Of women and
children. Electricity scientifically used.
Consultation hours, to 5. Tel. 1927.
S. Conrad, jeweler and matchmaker,
1l3 S. Spring street, makes specially
OF fine watch and jewelry repairing,
diamond setting; an elegant line of opti-
cal goods; fne stock of watches and
jewelry always on hand.
Specisl-For q short time only, finest
enameled cabinet photos in the city. re-
duced to 81 per dozen. Sunbeam Art
Psrlors, 236 South Main street.
Msthushek and the Briggs sweet tone
pianos for sale and to rent at No. 11S
Winston street. A. G. Gardner, prac.
tical piano tuner.
Adams Bros. dentists, 23915 S. Spring
st. Painless filling and extracting. Best
sets of teeth from Sc to $40. Hours: 8
to 8; Sundays, 10 to IL.
DR.. W. H. Ward, Mueller block, Fifth
and Broadway. rooms "a and 25. Res,
1893 Flowerst. Tel, Office l42l res. 1l6.
The Advance Davis sewing machine ia
the best. Office, l2S South Main street.
Sharp & Samson, funeral directors lin.
dependency, $50 S. Spring St. tel. 1929.
Sewing machines. in good working
order, Tor So each. 12S South Main ct
All kinds of sewing machinea to rent
l2S South Main street.
Insure with A. G. Golsh, 147 South
Broadway.
Rooms 81 week. US. hotel.
The herald., 1895-01-16

company carries its own orchestra
which ia under the direction of Signor
Emerico Morrealle. of the italian opera
in the City of Mexico.
Tho repertoire has been arranged with
view OF gratifying tins desires Of Los
Angeles thester-goers. and Manager
Charles II. Pratt's name in connection
with this organization 10 sufficient agsur-
ance Tor it's standard. Mr.. Pratt's career
has been most remarkable in the num-
Der OF prominent people he has brought
before the public. These include tho
Berger family, Anna B. Diokinaon Mary
A. Livsrmore. Wendell Phillips, Charles
Sumner. Patrick Gilmore, Henry Ward
Bsecher. Col. Robsr. &. Ingersoll, Marie
Rose, Clara Louise Kellogg, Annie
Louise Cary.
One OF the most popular singers ever
heard in America was Emma Abbott.
Her lame will live forever in the mem-
DRY OF those who. in dsys that have
passed. hssrd her voice. She was truly
the peoples iavorite and Mr. Pratt has
certainly cause to feel proud of the sue
cess he achieved with "our Emma"
In Madame Tsvary, the celebrated r ls-
ean singer, he has undoubtedly Sc
cured the greatest of living singers, and
under such capable management. her
tour gives the greatest OF promise.
The herald., 1895-01-16
ANOTHER BURGLARY.
MR.. MGRATH'S STORE ENTERED
YESTERDAY MORNING.
A New Device Employed for Forcing
Opsn Doors-fhe Second Time
He ifas Bseu Rubbed.

Mr.. P. W. McGrath, a Wholesale aud
retail grocer at 267 South Los Angeles
street, has had a most annoying expert
sncs with burglars of late.
About five weeks ago his store was
entered by thieves, and in cash aud
goods they got between $500 and 5000.
Early yesterday morning his place was
again entered by burglars, but they got
nothing, as Nj. McGrath has. since his
former experience, acquired the habit
OF leaving no valuablos in the place, Snd
30 prevent its being ruined by explosives
or burglars tools he leaves his safe I'M
locked, merely putting inside papers OF
no value to others. The thieves, of
course got nothing.
Mr.. McGrath says that he finds burs
glars have new device for entering
stores, by means OF a machine, by which
the power of large screws 10 applied to
the doors, forcing them 30 far out of
their csaings that the bolts are released.
1t was by means OF a device OF this
nature that his s.ore WAS entered.
The herald., 1895-01-16
l MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
A YOUNG WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN
A LODGING HOUSE.
The Coroner Unable to Decide without
an Autopsy Whsthor or Not 1t WAS
suicids-Inqu~stt this Morning.

A mysterious death occurred yester
lay afternoon in the Phoenix lodging
house. lao North Spring street.
About 6 80 o'clock Mrs.. Hattie Kelly,
ayoung woman who has been living in
the house for several months, was dis.
covered dead in closet ON the third
door, at the end of the hall.
The discovery caused considerable ex-
sitement in tbs lodging house and Coro.
ner Campbell was summoned.
The examination made last night did
not result in a discovery OF the cause OF
the death. and an autopsy will be nee
sssary to disclose it.
1t was at fret thought that it was q
case of suicide. but no poison of any
kind was found near the body. nor was
any found in Mrs. Kelly's room among
her effects.
The only drug that was discovered was
. box OF calomel tablets.
The coroner stated that he found no
btters that threw any light on tho mat
tor. and the body WAS removed to Samp-
sen Il Sharp's undertaking parlors on
South Spring street. where an inquest
will be held at 10 O'clock this morning.
Mrs. Kelly is not living with her hus.
band. and her former home was in Kan
sas City. where her former relatives now
live.
A friend of hers. who lives in the lodg.
ing house, stated that she was in good
spirits yesterday morning, although she
has been complaining OF pains in the
back Of hsr head for five months past.
She spoke early in the afternoon
about going to the postoffice, and it wss
about O'Clock, according to the states
ments of those who last saw her that
she went out. Her friend thought she
had gone to the postoffice. but when she
did not return thought it strange. She
went through the hall and found the
closet door locked. Investigation
showed that Mrs. Kelly was there and
had evidently been dead for some time.
II is aaid that Mrs. Kelly has been
arranging to secure q divorce from her
husband, and that she was warmly at.
taohed to q man whom she expected to
marry alter obtaining her divorce. but
her friends were reluctant to speak
about her domestic troubles last night.
Two handsome gold rings were found
upon her fingers by Coroner Campbell,
but beyond these articles of jewelry
nothing else was discovered by him.
He said be could NOT tell whether the
young woman had killed herself, or
whether death had resulted from nstu.
raj Cameo.
The herald., 1895-01-16
Court Notes.

Hans Carlson. q native of Norway.
was naturslized yesterday by Judge Mo-
Kinley.
Marcus Shinn. convicted Of forgery.
was yesterday sentenced to the Folsom
peuitentiary for five years. and the
commitment waH ordered withheld for
two days.
The trial of lPompsy Smith, . colored
man who tried to slice up another Afro
American with razor, wRs set for Feb
Iuary 10th in department. one.
T. Wesley Van Sciever, the attorney
charged with the embezzlement of a
clients money, moved that the court sci
aside the information under which he
is held to answer, on the ground that be
had not been legally committed by q
magistrate. Judge Smith denied the
motion.
In department three the State Loan
and Trust company obtained a iudg-
ment against ]. F. Crank in a foreclos-
ure of mortgage case in which 80 acres
of land at Santa Anita were the security
for $4,000.
The herald., 1895-01-16
Police court Notes.

Ada Dyer. an Alameda street woman,
was found guilty by Justice Morrison OF
keeping . house of i'll fame and fined
$25.
G. N. Peters and Sim Haskins. who
engaged in street dsht E-ishout serious
injury to each other, were fined $40
each BY Justice Morrison and the rnes
were paid.
Frank Swift had an examination yes
terday morning before Justice Morrison
upon charge Of burgisrizing the room
OF T. A. Hsndy, December 18Th, and
stealing some wearing apparel and a
watch. BE was held to answer and
committed TO jail to await trial in the
superior court.
Justice Morrison fined L, de Georger
$40 for violating she liquor ordinance,
and the defendant pot up the coin.
Five DRINKS were given light tinsz in
the police court yesterday afternoon.
Justice Owen yesterday dismissed the
complaint against J. Heine, charged
with obtaining property under false pre-
lenses. on motion of the district attor-.
ney, it being shown that there had been
= mistake and that the charge had been
wrongly made.
The herald., 1895-01-16
He Got His CIothos Rack.

Justice Morrison's attention was oc.
cupied the greater part of yesterday
afternoon in aacertaining whether
Charles Becker knew his own clothes or
not. His home on Sixth street was
burgarized recently and numerous
articles of clothing were taken. A coat
and vest found at the secondhand store
OF L. A. Harris. on North Los Angeles
street, were claimed by Becker, but the
claim was disputed by Harris. The
articles were brought into court yester-
day by virtue OF search warrent. and
after stubborn fight the court awarded
the propertY to Backar
The herald., 1895-01-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
HOLLENBRCK.

J Truax G Davis, W S Still, Barton.
Chicago; w shortwell, L W Hanson. II
Schwartz. Mr. and Mrs I W Lee, r G Hiilman
brown, e Espn asphfo' Meouid MGlli1 Col
lentz, Hunt, ] Ii Craig, San
Francisco: c Tomson, Fort Madison, la. ;
I W Crysler Detroit; A P Lkens, Phiiadel-
Medina, " Kimball, Mrs M Geer, Mrs
J. Cronkite. A J. Whitney. Redlands; Mr. and
Mrs Kingman, Montreal; II Flyer, Coronado;
Mr. and Mrs f Hurlbut, Miss Hurlbut
Pasadena; A Pollock, Riverside T More
house, Jacksonville; NJ B Campbell, High
lands; Ii Holablrd, Kern county; II N
J Van Derwerker, Marvel; C Farmer, ST
Louis; + Picard, K Picard, Miss Mccall, Co
lumbus, o; Il II Tllman, C Coulte, OTTO
ing team; Toledo. o; Maloney, Maher,
NJ d, Philadelphia
The herald., 1895-01-16
PEDIGR Fed CANNES.

The Kennel Club VIII Hold . Bench
Show In April.
The Southern California Kennel club
held a meeting last night and decided
on holding its next bench show on the
18th. 18th, l OH and Goth OF April.
The club already has assurance that q
large number of very fine dogs will be
brought here especially for this occasion
and Herewith the large numbsr of high
pedigreed caninea owned in this and
other cities and towns in Southern Cali
fornia will make remarkable showing.
A number OF new memb ers were
elected to the club last night, and much
enthusiasm over the coming chow was
manifested.