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in tho East. has returned. accompanied
by Miss Alice Garbctt, who will spend
the winter here.
Mrs. B. NJ. White aud son of Eagle.
Colo. orc here spending a few weeks
with Mrs Whites parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. y. Billings
Miss Edna Duncan, formerly a resi-
dent OF this city. Is again pleasantly
located 40 Berlin. where she viii spend
her second winter studying music. The
summer was spent 10 travelling through
Scotland, ireland, Italy and France,
where she met o number Of salt Lokcrs.
NJ 4. Wheeler has returned from
month spent in California,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Blythe and
their daughter, Miss Bella, arc enjoying
a trip around the Italian lakes and
later will 20 to Egypt,
Mrs. Ellsworth Daggctt. who sailed
from Chcrbourg October Il. is expected
to arriyc in New York today.
Friends viii bc glad TO hear that ].
Mcpherson BOYD is out Of the hospital
after au attack of typhoid fever. The
last OF this week be will accompany
his brother, John BOvd on an extended
trap 70 Honolulu and Japan
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. 4. Marks left Thurs
day for Now York, 10 be gouo about
three weeks.
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Wilson. Today she will visit Mrs, J.
c. Laudenbergcr and viii leave this
evening for the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming of Logan spent
Saturday hcEc with friends.
Mrs Davidson has returned 10 hcr
home in Butte, after spending n tcw
days, the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
c, II. PcaTsall.
Miss Nellie Pcarsall is az home tor
the winter at II North state street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Catrow and two
sons viii leave the middle Ut Novem.
ber for Southern California, whore they
will spend the wiutcr. Mrs CaLrow =
sister. Miss Grace BEETLES. who j. IN
Los Angeles, will be with them.
4 cablcsram was received last week
from Honolulu telling of the safe ar
rival there of Captain aud Mrs. Bryant
Wells and children aud Mrs. Wells 5
mother. Mrs Thomas Jennings. They
arc expected 70 arrive IL the Philippines
November ..
Lieutenant and Mrs. Roydau Boehe
and small son. who have spent several
weeks I'm California. viii sail for the
Philippines from san Francisco on Sat
urday, November :,
Mrs. Henrietta p. EIlcrbcck and her
daughter, Miss Ada, have gone 20 Sc
attle, where they will spend tue win
Horace :. EAerbcck.
Mrs. 4. Tanner has returned from %
ms fTir II he,
Miss Georgia Eldred of Jackson,
Nicn.. il here 10 spend q week or so,
the guest of Miss Helen Maynard.
Miss Agatha Borkhoel, who spent a
part of the summer here, has returned
TO New York, and is located for the
winter AZ - West Ninth South street.
She has a fine position in the Church
of the New Jerusalem.
Mrs. Frank Swindler will spend the
holidays in Los Angeles with her chill.
dren. who are attending school there
Bishop Spaulding returned Saturday
from several weeks spent on the In
dian reservation.
Mrs. Il. c. Gcmmell returned Friday
evening from -FOUR months trip
abroad Miss Anderson ard Miss Lam
sou, who accompanied her, will spend
the winter IN Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. d. Cleveland are at
bone TO their friends at l37 II street.
Mrs. Edward Kimba!l and Mrs. ". IL
Biptz arrived in New York Friday,
They will probably return here carly
next week Mrs. BintZ viii visit
friends in Wyoming on her way home.
W. c. Boeuc, who has spent some
time in Denver, has gone TO Reno,
New. where Mrs. Bogue and daughter,
Miss Mary, viii Join him later, and
they will probably make their home
there Miss Dora Bogue is n her see.
oud year at WELLESLEY.
Mr.. Hartford of Rcdlands Cal. has
been the guest for several days Of his
brother-in'law, Charles Boyd.
Mrs. f. l.. Campbell is at home to her
friends at 504 South Main street.
Mrs. L. j. Keyes, who has been
spending the past month with relatives
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CALENDAR,

Mrs. A. Fred Wey and Ms
Paul Vaughn will entertain at
3 bridge tea Monday aftoruoon
~ the bone OF Mrs. Wev. Il
will be the second il a series.
The bridge tournament will
meet Monday afternoon with
Miss Lorinc Leary.
st. Paul's choir will give q
masquerade Halloween dance at
the Ladies Literary club house
Monday evening.
Mrs. ]. B. Cosgriff viii enter.
tain NJ a bridge ter Monday at.
tcrpOou.
Mrs, Frank Jennings viii On.
toytaiu al an informal tea GC her
home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Walter G. Tuttlo will en-
tertain at luncheon at her
home Tuesday.
The Regimontal Bridge club
will meet Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Lee.
Miss Minnette Baer viii en-.
tertain st n luncheon at her
spartmeuts in the BrausfUTd on
Wednesday in honor Of Miss
Helen Maynard and her bridal
party.
Tho donation reception will bo
given at the Ladies Literary
club house Wednesday after
noon, from 3 20 ,.
Col. and Mrs. Walter Scott
VIII entertain NJ a reception at
the post "Wednesday evening. IN
honor of Mrs. and Miss Ward,
Mrs. Powers. Miss Bradley and
Miss Stubblefeld.
St. Marks Hospital associa-
tion will meet at the Y. NJ, {. \.
Wednesday morning.
Mrs, George r. Hancock and
Miss Hancock Will entertain at
n tea, from 3 TO o, at their home
Thursday afternoon, Novem-
Der ).
Mrs. William McCaskel will
receive her friends, from 3 to 5,
at her apartments in the White
hall Thursday afternoon, No.
vember ..
Lieutenant and Mrs. Paul c.
Potter of the post will entertain
al dinper. followed by bridge,
Thursday evening, November 3.
Some evening this week Mr.
and Mrs George I. Odell will
entertain az q large dinner at
the Alta club, in honor of Miss
Jean Odeu and DR.. Kirtley and
their bridal party.
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Goblins and Ghosts.

CoDi.ns and ghosts held sway ~ ', me
nome OF Miss Genevleye q Connori + tiIny i.IHfy
entertained twcnty-scvcn Ci their Hpu'S
friends after ye fashion Halloween.
The rooms were lighted by lack-o -I1Il
terms and the swlshinG cornsEks and
creauv black cots were IN evidence every
where. Not n few Of those VINO daIed
enter the chamber OF horrors suHeEr,,a
change og heart by peerlng into o nr.ll!snt
futI,rr accompsu!ed hy toasted mGTSN-
ITIalIows, aouehnuts and sweet elder.
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Affairs Of the Week.

Miss Katherine Judge entertained
about thirty of her friends nj Hal.
'loween party Saturday evening at "The
Cobbles.' her parents country home,
followed by house party. In the eve
ming the guests all appeaTcd in DOM
noes and masks. Games, fortune telling
and dancing were enjoyed,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Terry entertained
about forty of their friends al q Hal.
loween party Saturday evening. The
guests were in country costumes and
the usual sports were enjoyed The
rooms were profusely decorated in corn.
stalks and lighted with pumpkins. DIFF
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Mid Season MIIlincr n.

Will take place on Mopd,, \.
2. and week On account :,
moving, | will offer 10 d.
great values in fine hats y;
of millinery, including os5.:
fine wings. etc. EveTyboJr 4.
MRS. Z. WARREy'
40 East lsJ Soui''
Five doors from old L,,..
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Weddings.

Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Bcrklcy au-
nounce the marriage Of their son, the
Rev. j. ?, Berkley, TO Miss Grace Isabel
Lane. The wedding took place We'd
nesday October IS; at Chelsea, Mass.
Rev. and Mrs. Berkley will be az home
Al Waverlev. Mass.
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willard White Compsg1
Tablets quickly DEVELOP u
round out shrunken. hollow -
are careworn. nervous ei,
a good appetite and resr1
OUR TABLETS and note ~,
effect. contain the gennine =
legd- Easy 10 take. 81 "a
s., Sold az Hills drug 50
prices.
CACTION-Imitatlons aA
rostrurns are being otlerad =
name Willard White Co = :
FREE-Send two cents ~
Nelorose Beauty Cream ~
Face Powder: also valuaoH |"
orders filled. ~.
WILLARD WHITE co. v
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Willard,a Studio Exhibit.

Tropical scenes. loca! and foreign
sketches Yourself and friends cor
daily invited November 10 January J..
1909, from ~ .. m. TO p. m. Miss
l.. L. Willard. i37 East First South.
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Ladies' Internrfad =.

Perfect fitting garments, IN .
cut to your measure ~
guaranteed. Instructions si,5 +
cutting. Mrs. Peacock, H,T-
l22 West Fourth South, y
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Election Bets

Easily paid with any hat iu the store
for Sl.s5. McCarty's 5. 336 South Main,
ncar u0stofficc.
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The Oquirrah Basketball society gave
a pleasant Halloween party Friday
evening at tie home Of Miss Dora
Knapton. The decorations were IN
supper was served 90 the twenty-five
present.
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Mrs. L. L. Downing, who has spent
some time with her Darents in Iowa,
is on her way TO California. where she
will join them and spend the winter
Er route she is stopping here. Satur-
day she Was the guest Of Mrs. j. T.
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Mr.. and Mrs Arthur c, White OF the
Fifth East hotel entertained Miss Maud
Durand and Miss Edna Davis Of The
Clansman company at an atteT.the-
theatcr smpnrr Er!aav nIght.
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The College club will meet Thursday
afternoon with the Misses Critzcr. at
81 State street \ report Of the Ma.
tional Federation viii be given.
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Ht ''ta.la AllcIdIF tiND VII! meet
Tuesday afternoon, Novombe- 3, with
Mrs. r. IL. Bremen, 246 West Third
South street, flat 3.
Tho touris, section Of the Ladies Lit
crary club viii meet at 10 a. N. Tues
day, November 5. at the club house.
Mrs. James VIII give paper on Cen
tury After Ivan the Terrible, and
Mrs. Watson will talk on Novgoro
talks will be given on "Nikon and
Patriarch.
The next meeting Of the Daughters
Of the Confedordcy VIII be Friday
afternoon. November 6, with Mrs. X. ~
HasbroucE, 2l7 South Fourth East
street.
The T. +. O. society will have So
cial meeting Saturday evening, Novem.
bcr !. at the homo Of the Misses Palmer.
SOB First avenue.
The art section OF the Ladies Lit
crary club viii meet at l0:lj Thursday
morning, November >. at the club house.
y paper on - Renaissance in Rome -
will be given by Mrs. o. II. Kister,
The Reading clgb win meet Monday
afternoon, November >, with Mrs. W
f. Beer, Isl b street.
The Wasatch Literary circle will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Tawucy on Logan avenue. Mss Lydia
Palmer viii talk on her travels. and
music viii be given by Mrs. Ebcr Hall
Miss Lydia Palmer's lecture on
Leonardo da Vinci' will be given at
1910 Wednc sday morning of this week,
instead of Tuesday afternoon, as stated
on the programme. The lecture is one
of n series on the masters of the Ron
aissance which is being given by Miss
Palmer
tuTc section of the Ladies Literary
club viii meet at 2:30 Friday afternoon
at the club house. Mrs. Whitman will
give a review of the short stories of
Mary Stuart Cutting. Mrs. Post will
tell of another notable birthday The
question, Resolved, That the Guaran.
tee of Bank Deposits is Detrimental to
Country will be discussed by Mrs. H.
S, Stowe. and Mrs. Macy. \ cordial
welcome is extended to all members and
their friends
The Ladies' Literary club had a most
interesting meeting Friday afternoon,
when II. l.. a Culmer gave a talk on
"The Mystery of the DESERT and ex.
hibited his beautiful painting by that
title. Splendid vocal and instrumental
numbers were given by Miss Edna
Bailey. The programme was followed
by tea. The next meeting Of the club
Will be Friday, November 13.
The new Shakespeare Reading club
will meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Barnett at 4l6 Third avenue.
The Quingenta club held It's first
meeting with Mrs, j. w. Currie on
Tuesday. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Snow, Miss Herman and Mrs. Currie.
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The Jolly Twelve club was pleasantly
entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs.
w. C.. 4. Vissing at the Oaks apart
meuts The prize was won by Mrs. A.
II. Little.
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Coming Affairs

ST. Marys alumni will give q ban
ouet Saturday, November Z, al the
academy. There will be O business
meeting Saturday at clock. aud the
banquet ut $50, followed by musicale
by the graduates at 1:30. A number
from out OF town viii be there. The OF
ficers for the ycaT arc: Pres dent, Miss
Frances Phillips; vice-pre sideut. Mrs.
Fred Davidson; secretary and treasurer,
Miss May Kane.
One cLf the largest affairs for the
week W! be the donation reception To
be given at the Ladies Literary club
house Wednesday afternoon. from TO
: O'Clock. for the benefit of the bows
detention school. The donations want.
ed arc anything good for boys. either
clothing. games, books or pictures. The
guests viii be received by Mrs. Ben
Tamin Warren and Mrs. A. T. Moon.
The dining room will be in charge OF
Mrs. w. " Rice. assisted by Mrs. j.
G. Hooper Mrs. c. II. McMahon. Mrs.
Il. H. Raybould Mrs. Bero. Mrs. Byron
Cummings and Mrs. 4. T. Sanford.
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The new Shakespeare Reading club
will meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Barnett at 4l6 Third avenue.
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Mrs. A. w. McCunc and Miss Eliza
beth McCune will be at home to their
friends after November at the Kel.
din flats, at so South First West.
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Tho Reading club viii meet Monday
afternoon, November >, with Mrs, W
+. Beer, Isl b street
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Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Zane are at home
at the Knutsford, where they will be
until the middle OF December, when
they viii return to the East,
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The 7. +. O. society will have So
cial meeting Saturday evening, Novem.
bcr !, at the home Of the Misses Palmer.
sos First avenue.
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The Wasatch Literary circle will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs
Tawucy on Logan avenue Mss Lydia
Palmer viii talk on her travels. and
music will be given by Mrs. Ebcr Hall
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Tuesday afternoon q surprise party
was given Miss Lizzie Fowler by eleven
of her friends, members Of the Pythiau
Sisters. Uermi0De temple. No. ;. y DE-
lightfui afternoon was spent with music
and social chat Later a dainty supper
was servcd.
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The next meeting OF the Daughters
Of the Confedoracy viii be Friday
afternoon, November 6, with Mrs. K. \.
HasbroucE, 2l7 South Fourth East
street.
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The art section OF the Ladies Lit
Crary club viii meet at 1915 Thursday
morning. November ,. at the club house.
y paper on Renaissance in Rome
will be given by Mrs. O. II. Kister.
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st. Psul's choir will give r
masquerade Halloween dance at
the Ladies Literary club house
Monday evening.
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The Quingenta club held It's first
meeting with Mrs, J. w. Currie on
Tuesday. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Snow, NIias Herman and Mrs Curric.
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DEV ELOPING 4
AND CHEST

Deep breathing helps sr,snr 4
oplnG the chest Every uo1i-
rising and at night before rsti5,'
wards massage With M
Cream and 3 dimes a DAY ~ !
White Co.'S Eauns're Galsr7'
Drink plenty OF cold water n
drinks containing acids, ~ +
short time the bust measure III
creased 10 the eytont Of s.vers; /
Mile. Mcrlyn. Americas grsstst'
itv on health and beauty u,:1.
Thin, Nervous, UnlsI|
Women
We Recommend IA Va.
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The Woman 5 club met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. a, T. Sanford. MIS-,
Sanford gave very interesting taIk
on her report of the fcderahon. Wnlcn
met last June in Boston. Tho ncAt
meeting win be Tuesday. November Io'
with Mrs. whitley.
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Miss Lydia Palmer lecture on
" Leonardo da Vinci' will be given at
1910 Wednc sday morning OF this week,
instead of Tuesday afternoon, as stated
on the programme. The lecture is one
of series on the masters of the Ron
aissance which is being given by Miss
Palmer.
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Miss Maude Braffet entertained TWEEN
ty.five young people at Halloween
party Saturday evening, in honor OF
her thirteenth birthday. The rooms
were prettily decorated in yellow and
white chrysanthemums and pumpkins.
Mrs. Braffett was assisted by Mrs. B.
I. Caffey. Mrs. Snedden and Miss
Braffett.
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Mrs. ]. B. CoSgriff viii enter.
tain NJ n bridge ten Monday aG-
tcTuOou.
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Hereafter the GcImauia club VIII
meet tho first aud third Wednesday,
OF each month at Eagle hall. GS South
West Temple. The next meeting VIII
be thcrp November /.
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fcrent progressive games were played.
Mrs. June Sadler Donnell entertained
about thirty of her dancing class at,
sheet and pillowslip dance at the
Ladies Literary club house Saturday
evening.
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The bridge tournament will
meet Monday afternoon with
Miss Lorinc Leary.
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Climbs.

The seekers Literary club win meet
Tuesday afternoon, November 3, with
Mrs. +. IL. Bremen, 246 West Third
South street, flat 3.
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Mrs, Frank Jennings viii On.
tcytaiu al an informal tea GC her
home Tuesday afternoon.
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Mrs. A. Fred Wey and MIS-.
Paul Vaughn will entertain at
3 bridge tea Monday afteruoon
~ the bone OF Mrs. Wev. II
will be the second iu series.
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The next meeting will be Tuesday no no,
vember 10, with Mrs, c. j. Crabtree' z'o
II street
The Bay View club met with Mrs: -, v.
D. Peaslee Monday afternoon. y ne
topic for the afternoon was ne hII
tory OF Rome civon by Mrs. c, IL.
Morohouse. Mrs. P. A. Dix gave 2
paper on ''Romuus md His Times.
Mrs. Grant II. Brown gave a reading.
A report Of the State Federation was
given by Mrs. l.. Hanchctt: The DcHt
meeting Of the club will be Monday
November ., with Mrs. y, II. Warren.
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Miss Agatha Borkhoel, who spent a
part of the sumner here, has returned
TO New York, and is located for the
winter AZ = West Ninth South street.
She has a fine position in the Church
of the New Jerusalem.
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Mrs. Walter G. Tuttle will en-
tertain at 3 luncheon at her
home Tuesday.
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THE METcALfE CANDIDACY

No screspeetng man, knowing the political situation as
Il in Seattle today will cast Tor General James
B. Mecalie Tor mayor
Meteale in the field simply and solely for the purpose
OF drawing from Mayor Moore and his campaign
pense being borne by interests opposed to Moore because
OF his saloon policy
Ills chief supporters without standing in this
community and the records OF OF them would stand
the light OF day.
MetCalte's candidacy is not honest IL con.
esed by opposed good government and is only merit
Is that Il is weak 60 be factor IN the fight
But there democrats in Seattle who may be deceived
into believing that il genuine appeal Tor democratic
elect democratic mayor
II is u9l. |; you are democrat and don't intend to vote
lpI Mayor Moore then your for Mr. Miller whose
candidacy Is least legitimate.
Ii YOU good citizen, the question OF party should not
in any event and appeal your better sense
should show YOU that Tor Mayor Moore will be vote
for better citizenship and a better city
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LET'S HELP UNCLE SAM COUNT BIRDS

Almost every other kind OF a
census has been taken IN the Unit
ed States. bat there has never been
. count % the robins. the swai.
lows. the sparrows. the blneiays.
and other ornlthologicaI varieties
Protection Of the birds In a much
more effective fashion than In now
afforded Is the principal object
back Of The proposed bird census
There Is ~ present little means
of knowing what IL happening 10
the birds oi different species,
whether one is increasing or dimin.
ishing ia numbers.
Many birds are OF value 10 the
farmer and mankind generally. and
men sbo study the subject are able
to say about how many there
should be per acre for the purpose
OF doing most good and the least
Injury
NO one has the faiutest idea how
many birds there are In this coun-
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try. or what family f. the largest.
Even 20 good an authority as DIT,
C. Hart Meffiman. chief Of the bio.
logical survey, viii not presume to
say.
The robin f. far toward the top
~ the list. II f. believed, aud per.
haps the most numerous.
II the government takes up the
census. IL can only be- In way of
general direction and supervision.
The work will have 10 be done
largely locally. by persons inter.
eated In the work.
Can you be counted upon to As.
sist2 II so. observe how numerous
relatively are the different species.
Consult your friends freely rs to
the number observed about farm
houses and other residences. Go TO
work IN your immediate vicinity
right away. Get your report ready.
and when the bird census IL begun
ynu VIII be notified through the
newspapers.