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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-25
Have a Blue Point on Half Shell
and Green Turtle Banquet.
AN ALTOGETHER FINE TIME
Social club and Pleasantly Help 20
EnIiven the Timc--Thosc who
"werc Tbcrc.-

Tho halt. the maimod and the sick
FOR three or four hours last night had
to shin for themselves, for be Il known
that the representative medical men Of
this city mot at the Merchants cafe
and In solemn conclnvc assembled did
there and then proceed with unprofcs-
sionai lcvity TO disscct the aucculcnt
but elusive niue Point on the half
shell and otherwise thoroughly inject
(hypodcrmically or othcrwisc) certain
mysterious nzzins amber nulda into
their respective ana,omicn.
Tho rcguiar meeting Of the Salt Lake
County Medical society was dispensed
with and In It's place % good old time
student spread was INDUCED In. All
SHOP" was strictly barred and any
reference TO therapeutics was speedily
ffowncd down and the oncnder threat.
cned with his own prescriptions
The banquet was ~ the good old onc-
dollar order. the tables being spread IN
the private dining room of the cafe aud
placed In positions TO form three Sides
Of n square. the whole being very taste
fully decorated with rinilaN and car.
nutiOnn--lntcf on IN the evening cigar
ash and empty bottles prcdominated.
oiscn's orchestra throughout the BAN
quct dlsoourHcd appropriate music 20 n
knifc-and-fork accompaniment.
DR.. Fisher. the president Of the no
ciety. acted aH POSTMASTER. and as soon
aa coffee and cigars were en- rcgle he
announced that the prescription for the
evening consisted In the Introduction 81
"a good story, a song or a skirt dance
by cnch and everyone prcscnt-poulticc
nnd dlssectlng room jokes being out OF
order.
Everybody contributed with the
abandon OF youthful DAYS until the faro
dealer In the hail not far away sent
around to say that the leylty disturbed
the cqunnimity Of the gentlemen who
were bucidng the tiger upstairs.
The menu consisted OF the following
palate ucklcrn;
Blue Points on Taf.shcn.
Celery Chutncy.
Green Turtle Ia Royal
Hnrr doeuvrc- aux cnviarc.
Dfnined Salmon a In Victoria.
Potato croductlcs.
sprin- Salad u L'Escnfolc
FillctH OF Chicken In Lucullur.
Asparagus Butter Sauce.
Lnlln Rookh Punch.
Tcndcrluin ~ Beef n L'Amontcbciio.
Mashed Potatoes.
vanilla lee Cream. Assorted Cake.
Bcnts Water Crackers.
i,0quefort Cheese
Coffee Royal.
n was after midnight when President
Fisher adjourned the meeting ana the
crrtwhile dignlncd practitioner
damned on their hats and raced gicc-
fully for the last car.
Those present were. Doctors II. W.
Fisher. s. Ewing. J. \. Richards. A. ].
ilosmcr, Kcogh. Stewart. Beer. Wright.
. Daily Harrison. lewis. Lindsay. Wor-
| Ellington. Snow. Thorn. Bchle. Rr..
ilehie, Jr,, Flood Baldwin. Wilcox. a.
e. Ewing. KOS. Hazel =. l.. Richards.
pfoutz. Monnhan. King. Witcher,
lough. y. e. Jones o. Murray. Phllo
| y. Jones. y. W. whitney. Lyons. Root,
Scott McAchrnn. Kiacrbyc, Kerr.
croxail. Ellerbeck. Nilel. Bower Me-
Elroy. NJ. a. Hughes,
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DO IT YOURSELF.

II II easy 10 tell whether your KID
neyH are diseased. Take bottle or
glass tumhler and al II with urine, II
there In Hediment-a powdcr-liko sub
ftance-.after standing day and night.
there Il something wrong with the KID
news. other sure signs ~ disease are
n desire 10 urinate often, pain In the
back, or n your urine stains linen.
There N no question that Dr. David
yennedy'a Favorite Remedy "a the best
and surcat medicine In the world Tor
diseases OF the Kidneys Liver, bladder
and Blood. rheumatism, Dyspepsia and
Chronic Constipation II out idy re-
lieves and cures inability TO hold urine
and the necessity ~ getting up num-
Der OF times during the night. II puts
an end 60 that scalding pain when pass
ing urine and corrocts the bad cffects
o. whisky and beer, II 10 sold for one
dollar bottle at an drug atorcH,
send your full postofllce address, to
the DIR. DAVID KENNEDY CORPOR-
ALTON. Rondout. y. Y. and mention
this paper. They viii then mall you a
trial bottle of Favorlts Remedy and a
valuable medical pamphle, free, giving
full directions for It's use. Every read !.
or OF the "NowH" can depend upon tho
genulneners Of this liberal ofer. and al
sufferers from the diseases mentioned
above should take advantage OF II at
once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-25

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects Of the well known remedy,
SyHuP or Ffos. manufactured by the
CALiFoHsfA Flo SYnur Co, Illustrate
the value u obtaining the liquid lnxa-
tive principles 81 plants known 10 be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them In the form most refreshing tothc
taste and acceptable 10 the syatcm. IL
IA the one perfect strengthening laNa.
tive. cleansing the system cffcctually,
dispclling colds. headaches aud fcvcrs
gently yet promptly and enabling one
To overcome habitual constipation per-
mnncntly. Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
stance. and ia netting on the Kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them. make II the ideal
laxative.
In the process Of manufacturing figs
are used. A. they are pleasant TO the
taste. but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy arc obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants. by a method
known 20 the CALfFoRSfA II0 SyHrr
Co. only. In order TO get iis beneficial
effects aud to avoid limitations. please
remember the full name Of the Company
printed on the front Of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN rnAEcfBco. CAL
POT sale by all DtugTiaA-prlee soe. per bottle
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NEW IRRIGATION COMPANY.

Pho Freedom Irrigation and Water.
ytrks company nled articles OF incor.
N ration with the secretary OF state
ytterday. The designs OF the company
40 Indicated In It's title. and the wat
odrlghtH that are to be- controlled are
tltse OF DevirH Gate canyon creeks.
cSrant creek. Maple canyon In SAN
peic county. Twenty land own
thl incorporation and the capital stock
h placed ~ s5.Ol2, divided into i7g
ahirea OF the par value OF f2s each.
Bliamln u, Taylor II president; An.
dyis Jensen, vice president; James w.
Lbcry, secretary and treasurer, the
otitr directors being Joseph II. Draper
and Wiiford l.. Draper,
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nitARKAniI CuRE or HIiuuMA.
nIsN

Kenna. jackson County. W. Va.
Aout three years ago my wife had
an lttack Of rheumatism which com
md her TO her bed for over month
andrendcrcd her unable 20 walk a sten
widout assistance. her limbs being
swilen 10 double thlr normal size. Mr
3, inddoN insisted On my using Cham.
beiiin's Pain Balm. | purchased n
hfu-cent bottle ana used II according
to be directions and tho next morning
fhI walked To breakfast without as.
HlaInce In any manner. aud she has
nothRd similar attack sinee.--A. IL.
palons.
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Mothers' Beware OF those secret rob-
hers OF your baby's quiet and health.
Those slecpicHs nights ana long hours
~ tireaome vigil are caused by those
terrible enemies OF ohlldhood-worms
Destroy and remove them with
WHITES CREAM vERMIFUGE
Price, 20 cents, Il. c. NJ. !. Drug De-
partmcnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-25

4ose horrid f,s OF depression. mel.
nntoly, low spirits. and sudden irrlta.
billy, that sometimes nfiiict even n
go3-tcmpered people, IL due 10 Inc
bid being permented with black bile.
nfaS si;, WI, n, pgrIiy ne blood, re-
90 ents. z. c. n. !. Drug Depart.
met.
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k5S6l|Y|I5GI|
|MitI!|l3B|
This Train
Has a
Library-Car

burct-smoklng-i.lbrary ears. such
% you IND On our train leaving Den.
Yer at 1910 y. m. for Omaha and chi.
caFo. are the latest "wrinkle" In up.
to-datc raiiroadlng.
They arr wonderfully comfortable.
having all the convcnicnccs and many
OF the Injuries Of a club--thc daily pa.
pcrs. the illustrated wccklica. the popu.
lar monthllcs. casy chairs. sofa,
cardtables, etc.
Remember the hour Of departure
$50 p IN. And the time--only 10 hours
Denver to Omaha. saa to Chicago.
Nothing quicker Via any line.
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cuts. wounds, burns. spralns and
bruises quickly heal II you apply BAL
l.ARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. Price.
% cents and 10 centa. Y. G. NJ. !. Drug
Department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-25

For cough and colds there 10 no medl.
cine 50 effective az BALf.ARD'S
HOREuoUD SYRUP, II IL the ideal
remedy. Price. - cents and 90 cents.
Y. c. NJ. / Drug Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-25

Many. people auner untold torture,
preston that thcy can not he cured
rABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE oI.,.-
MEST viii cure them. II has met
with absolute success. Price. 30 cents,
In bottles. tubes 70 cents. z. c. III. l.
Drug Department.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-14

scup. Thia Vas served "a q rough board
rnsstng across her lap And each spoonkul
WaA censored By h5is0E-eyed Cir! ce1ofe
II touched The sick oness eEn iips-
In many places visited the walls ukre
damp With N ocpxe on the lower doors, the
fauk o. defective closets above and sv-
eryEhere IVES . st<ksnsnx stencil. varying
zoussfsEu<r in Intensity. bat always =
stencil. IL Is a. much part Of sae district
- the groaE1 from which IL rises and the
hoases sr which * dw@.x A presenae OF
CLEANLINESS MAS seen I'm many houses. -
pecfAlly those occupied by French people.
bat tor the most part NO effort at better
s1g the encouraging conditions had been
made. The closets. without exception,
drain straight 10 the grsEissi below and
Fsfuse haS accumulated or refuse.
WHAT stas~ she city propose to 5oE First
sacase the sharks. then compel owners o.
fns property 10 DSt in a sewerage syetsu1e
Lying Al IL doexs TOO .nw 20 be drained by
tn~ portion Of SEVER on King street run
EsHx from Occidental avenue 10 the bay. i
VIII be necessary. according 20 the idea %
City Engineer Thomson 20 I'll ia under Al.
the houses IN that part Of the city. raising
the district 10 ! height which will admit
% drainage BY gravity and giving a solid
founda ton for buildings II this were Gaoe
~ IL believed what Ii row BlackcEapel
could be- ms1e q valuable portion Of ire
city The board OF health nas the optaiur
OF the corporation counsel behind Il as 20
the legality at It's present eeurse and W II go
ahead without let or hsndirance II the
People do not yaeate ny March iS as or
derec. their homes wifi be tern down.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-14
MIST emAxGE THEIR PLANS.


The Seattle 4 Tacoma Electric Railway
Company has GENE against snag in the
city charter which eyfecfualiy blocks its
efforts 10 secure from this city franchise
for the Seattle Terminus Of the road so
long as u insists on franchise as street
railway instead OF a railroad The pro-
vision IL 10 the effect tina. no bid for a
railway franchise over the streets OF this
city can I've considered BY the council II il
is less than per cent % the gross earn
ingx Of the road
For the interurban railway this would
mean that the company would have to give
10 the city per cent. not only Of the
business obtained within ard from the city
itself, but also the business done in Ia
coma and intermediate points Such a
percentage would be greater than the com.
pany feels itself justified In agreeing to
pay.
The project will not by any means he
abandoned. however and the company can
obtain franchise as a railroad coming
into the city by the way Of Railroad ave .
nile. without being subject to any such
tax. This while not so agreeable 10 the
company as would have been a franchise
allowing them TO enter the city over one
OF the streets. seems to be the only alter
native they have.
The council is disposed TO be very friend
~ toward the Seattle X Tacoma Railway
company. aud win probably agree 10 any
thing ~ its power 10 give them franchise
on Advantageous terms. The matter h ar
present IN the hands OF the eorporatians
committee. THE officers OF the s~,mparv
say they are satisfied a way will he found
10 meet the exigeneies of the occasion.
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who weighs aTie pounds, came putting
UP stairs. There was a hurried discuss. on
of the situation. and he wen. down to pay
the bill and 10 find another hotel Soon
they departed for the Seattle JUS. across
the street
There Is nothing 10 say about the mat
ter said Mr.. Schmi:z last evening
They are gone ard | don't know where
We do not permit animals of any kind up
stairs In this house. that is standing rule
and won't break II for any one. Should
President Mckinley come here with pet
rabbit he could not have a room. l don't
believe IN running a hotel in that way.
animals natsss stay in the cellar.
HAD | known before that Miss O'Neu
had these pets she should not have had a
room in the house But / didn't see her
come in with them. and l can't imagine
how they got here.
WHY. they aad the parrot in a
cage covered with paper. and the cat in
a yaise." said the porter.
They did. did they. So they sneaked
the animals upstairs We'll. l .eli you.
these theatrical people are sharp.
Mss O'Neil arrived AT the. no,el on FRI
day from California. and she had been
there durn that night and Saturday and
sunday unt.i Monday morning. before
Nj scnnlis. discovered the -nfTaction CT
lfs4 rule.
After Miss q Nell and Mr.. Rankin and
the colarad man and the two bulldogs and
the Poll. parrot twho says damn ike a
Mnlfa mani and the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-14
OVER ONE M,i.r.o. po,I,us


THE 9<ss authorities al sf,it fhat the Cen
nary Dictionary ant s'ygtaVs1fia il the
largest latest and 8scSs ssttfuprsitsssgS - ess
@"fS eyer issued sa its line. IL v@,lsstfss4
osrF + Years IA prepare she easyx fer
publication. which WAS edited and ar3stas4
al nfef % experts. fige s4<s Of ,ha asSs
ST. ~ books amounted tag aser xi.sAs ,sss
faktas this fstsas safes GUESS ser1tseu taa
WRITER see5s justified 81 making thsi ~ 80
A~ft that This wofk Is U1sio,fat as5&r IN
greatest bargain evvr afTerssl gs,gsg,tssffr
Never aFt1Te E-ts sk8SH a Essaz at5seeaf sst9-
issFtAm.fA s@sn afforded - aAfasv slkreTr
STsst5t me tsN2ss%hNrs q 1nstsH SOW; aiesk8ss
ard EsHsg srsz,8v snssar4rst literary -, Is,ss
ts0E sues Is ssS teHsaTs T'tset sssstsr1 atss
seSv&epssfs- ~ EsySt~ fnss3sgsssssse ,a,ass,
Special arrange sa1Fzts asf& sAe .4tlssAexz-
~ tAfs great wmsA 70 seai 80 "a syae fses~s
s. Ia 81 Sseaksr tflaa wAs ever SOLD or
altered ia s*w fsssl5iaE STARE
Tar ~foFk IN SIS various bindings s{9 sss
On eNhss8s5ssn AZ s6e -tstetts sss,.-sr -
fscs ssssAs u YEA Garnet cali rEtAar
write eF t&eszfeEss gs soF particulars
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sCRANBLING ron THE PLACE


Since Il was announced that Re,iarf,
fettAt was about to resign his position as
manager of the Seattle clearing house
ihere nave sprung before the committee
having the matter In hand of naming his
successor no end OF applications. ard II il
uehevesf that the total before the selection
~ made VIII amount TO several dozen
ihefe are said to be no less aaan two or
three IN every one of SeattIe's e!gh, banks
who desire TO pluck the plum OF so n
month that is offered for half an hours
extra work day, aad what makes the
matter all the merrier for the committee
Is that all of these applicants are "a ~,
recommended. having officials of various
banks at their backs The committee thai
mas this onerofs duty is composed ~ r.
W. Andrews. president of the Seattle Ma
ttonal. 81. T. Backus. cashier az the
Washington National. and r. v. Ankeny.
cashier Of the Puget Sound National
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Land for Port Orchard forti6ca-
tons to Cost $50, 500.
ADVERTISEMENT NEARLY Dou6lE


The trials CT the condemnation suits
brought by the government FOR the puf :
pose OF securing title 10 lands needed Lor
the proposed fortihcafions al the Fort Or
chard dry dock we're finished In the
United States court yesterday Approx'-
mately &C acres of land we're embraced IN
the condemnation and appraised by the
fury at $5s.50o< The government had val
ued the lands at about $4,000.
District Attorney w. r. Gay and Capt
Harry Taylor. Z. s. A., who managed the
condemnation suits for the government.
are no: wholly satisfied with the work or
t the jury and think that the high awards
made may cause the government to hest
tate about accepting the site. even now
tina; title can be legally pb.ainsd. II is not
obligatory on the government TO accept
the lands condemned. District Attorney
Gay says. at the prices fixed by the jury.
THE government appraisers" said Mr..
Gay yesterday, were given instructions
TO return the highest reasonable market
values of all lands sought to be condemn
ed for the Port Orchard improvement, but
in majority OF the cases tried the, jury
awarded double the amount or the ap-
praisenen;. The witnesses called by the
property-owners In many cases swore that
the value Of the lands was two. three. or
finally awarded and all the verdicts seem
to have been compromises between the
amounts the government was willing to pay
and the exorb:tant demands OF the prop
| erty- owners"
In all twenty-one verdicts we're returned
by the jury. The following Is a complete
list:
Theresa Wood. lls1. acres. $3.50: H. r..
elise. 1861 acres. $;.7&: Cyrus Walker mot
contesting). 20 acres. slo2.50; NJ F. Backus
mot contestingl. 81 acres, s2s1s: Annie
ton for school lands (no contest,,
A,74ss5: Joseph Moniz. acres. highly :m,-
proved. 81 SIS: Pat Caroline Compromised
20 acres, 500: Henry SEMINAR. 10 acres. six
highly improved, 1850: r. G. Hines. 5
acres. partially improved. ss75: Charts
Frenssl s acres partly improved. $50:
Martin Sibbers. acres, well improved.
81, 600: Malcolm Mcdonald. acres. we'll inn !.
proved. $500 and 3 acres adjoining. well
improved. 500: A. q. Frazier, 5 acres. part
~ improved. $50; Malcolm Mcdonald. Sc
acres. adjoining Pleasant Grove. $c22sO:
Capt; John Niehaus. acres in chicken
an. acres, $l55: T. Hamilton acres, 500:
G. G. Rradner;, a acres icomprom.sed1.
=. 100: wilkins & Tabor, I'VE acre tracts'
highly improved (compromised), 5000.
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second later she thoegag IN Mr.
schnisiz ard fT9~ ned. Il Is ia trouble for
Nance UNeh ~ frswn Suddenly she
yaure9 81 DER feet.
Way. isn't Ia awsgl.'' she exclaimed
ne iasa tssd' caft have iiitle Nagas
and sssar Antonio with me- THERE'S an
tonic on 3sts cage iSr'; av qal~s ag.,g sober >
DORIS hs iook Ike a d@ssracs ~ ANIMAL
NAefe y MagAe - sad the stately 1ssyTs y
wa9 HAS sGe carriage of s. TFensff!e~ ,Sr,sgs-
ped 10 Aef aansis ass3 knees aa IRE eonv e.,
dock gor tbs taug-i.siEed Anaufa cat she
pulled u 2us fTt - ui2des FAe sxsfa bv the
tah stssesf it thrse Zines. ara offered II
IN TIRE r.gRsrser Tier sn, a~ssasrsest her -
21Ftes3 gsSSt 3Fs, - that size s0aksAJ aasl-,
every inSa Of bar : fesE 10 The acc0.sgg,.lss,-
- IRA Se*ser~e
eets wfa fns+ WAY. I've NAa sern sa lie
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man indeed. came upstairs with the dogs.
II just sneaked sena UP, ma'am,' said
ne ..for YOU 10 see afore you goes on the
stage De bell boys. dey was asleep. and
de elevator was away up near de SKY
light so deere was a clear coast.
tress Look a. them. Come here. Bar
nsy. come here Pefo.A I call him Barney
Baruato. after the South African million
are. Amt they sweet! wish. they could
stav here. too.
The negro led them away. Mr. Harper"
exclaimed the actress, says can have
my cat and parrot with me. The dogs
sleep downstairs MIR. Harper is a nice
man. / don't like Mr.. Schmi.z.' Then she
kissed her poll parrot, ssroked the silky
fur of her Angora cat and sighed sigh
for the absent dogs. and taen went OH
tOprepare for 1.-The Jewess."
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QUEEN CITY GOOD ROADS CLUB.
Annual Meeting TO he Held thi.
Eyenfnas

The aI>ual meeting of the Queen City
Good Roads Club will be held fhjs sven
ing al s.s9 O'Clock In the Cham5a~ of
Commerce Hailcr block corner OF Second
avenue and Columbia street
Officers will i've elected and final uctian
WIN be taken on the report ~ the exee-
utive committee which sasors shs, COM
struction of bicycle path TO the army
post
There is not the slightest Indication os
contest on the election OF officers In
the past a position on the executive com
fraittce, which Ia practically a board Of
directors. has meant hard work ami very
little slcry The future presents the same
prospect So the prola Mites arc that
there viii not be a fractional fight for con-
troll of the club
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is Mr.. Rankin. Mum
ro:" she cried to the
ebony colored custo-
dian Of the animals.
Find Mr.. Rankin.
and while the man Of
color was N ,eaych
of MIR. Rankin Nance
oNei, sformed up
and down her room
Just AZ she storms in
"Magda." II wasn't
any play bus ness
with her. She was
angry. And every
body who came I'm
contact with her was
very forciliy impress
sed with that fact.
Soon Mr. Rankin
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DIED OF HIS RIEs.
Charles Leacht Fell From q Dridge
and Fractured Ills skull

Charles Leucstt sailor who worked al
issf Rlskelev. iied yesterday afternoon
at Providence hnNnitai from q fracture
Of the skull All that Is known ahou.
the cas-. II that he fell from "A bridge a;
Port Btgk.ley saturday Sunday He
WAS brought to the hospital Sunday in the
police patrol wagon. He was unconscious
and un TO the time NJ his death was t,r,-
able 20 speak q word
There was fracture % the skull NJ tho
base az his brain. and II was this injury
that caused his death His remains were
removed To Rouney a. Stewards under
taking rooms late yesterday afternoon. ],
u said that tie was a member OF the Sail
ctw Union He was about 30 years old
Nothing HAS been learned Of his history,
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Christiaa Endcavorera Plan a Btr
Gathering for Easter.

The Christian En3saxorers will hold a
special praise service on Easter rnar,
at ~ o'esock tn the Plymouth t,ongra-
gatenAl eAurch They have. asked All
other young peoples societies Of IN
city 20 JOSH with them and .ax-
pecg that The asain auditorium az The
church NIL ae allied on this occasfag,
The rpau ALL hv specially decorated. ansI
the EnaeavoreEs will spend much ,irs.
80 making the services helpful and attrae-
tive Aesf9E thirty selected xaics.e viii
lead The singing, conducted hy Nnnar.
~ Lewis
Members ~ The Fsadsavor Soe.etv visited
each esp@otth League IL the city sunday
sstaniE afsf gave invitation to 5oin In tae
Easter s~sNssq
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W AttA- sft<s - Il .th ttfC
AnEosa cat were
safely housed. in The
SFiftlf. a reporter
called on the actress.
t j q parrot was
~ rs he'd in his cage.
and the cat was In
The lap Of the acfrs IS.
II wish pogr Antonio
tt1ats my parrot
could talk better"
said Miss o'NeIi. Il
Wouid like tn know
what he thinks about
this | son't bel eve
he realizes tire ~tus-
fiaa. Then the
pretty actress. whom
me critics say vii.
soon b. the equal of
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