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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-08-04

j. S. Combs left Tuesday for Pryor
Greek, Oklahoma.
Miss Nadine Hupp is visiting
friends at Nevada.
Miss Lola Smith of Kansas City is
the guest of the family of 7. j. Smith.
Sam Walls came down from Adrian
on a business mission Saturday.
w. D. Yates has returned from a
two weeks trip to Montana.
Roy Wilcox and family are visiting
in Colorado Springs.
j. L. Snodgrass of Spruce was a
county seat visitor Monday.
Will Stanley has returned from a
short trip to Eldorado Springs.
Irat Hart drove to Kansas City ir
his automobile the last of the week
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-08-04

Mrs. Kebekah J. AlgerS, aged y
years, died at the home of her sister,
Mrs. R. Main in Rich Hill, Friday
morning, July %, 1910.
George McCurdy and wife of Tulsa,
Okla, are visiting the family of Mr..
and Mrs. Welch, parents of Mrs.
McCurdy. Mr.. McCurdy is principal
of one Of the ward schools in Tulsa
and he and his associate principals
have had an advance of SIS a month
in their salaries for next year. Ray
mond McCurdy, who is also teacher
in Tulsa, is here to make a visit of
several Notwithstanding Star.
Ii rape is grown for fall pasturing
the Michigan experiment station con-
siders July as about the right time
to sow the main crop in that state
says the Mo. Dairyman. The crop
natures for feeding in about two
months from time of seeding. The
seed is sown either broadcast at the
rate of three pounds per acre or in
drills 80 inches apart at the rate of
two pounds per acre. A number of
experiments at the station indicate
that better results are secured by the
latter method. The seed should be
covered with light harrow when
broadcasted. If seeded in drills a
common garden drill will answer sat
isfactorily on small scale.
Here's to the undaunted and inter
rified democrats of Vermont. OF all
the Democrats in our Sisterhood of
states, the Vermont Democrats are
the pluckiest. Without inspiration
of hope, with sure and certain defeat,
always staring them in the faces, for
over half century, the Vermont
Democrats have gone to the polls
rain or shine, and cast their votes for
the political principles they professed.
The Vermont Democrats have just
nominated their State ticket, and
have inaugurated an active campaign.
Such Democrats who have continued
for years in spite of uninterrupted
and overwhelming defeat, to contend
for what they think is right and best,
deserve to win, and ultimately will.
In 1872, Vermont cast l0,927 Demo-
cratic votes and in 1908, II, 496 votes,
a gain of 500 votes in 80 years, an
average of about Is year. Ver-
mont Republicans cast Al, 4Sl votes in
1872 and 1852 in 1908, a loss of
1929 in SO years, an average of 81 a
year. The Republican plurality is
2S,056. So it can be seen the Demo
Gratis are not losing ground, and this
is giving them courage. AT this rate
OF gain by the Democrats and loss by
the Republicans, the Democrats have
good reason to expect, by remaining
loyal to capture the State in 40l
years, and in 1912 there is every
reason to believe that the plucky
Vermont Democrats will hand the
electoral vote of that state to the
Democratic candidate for president.
II the Democrats of the country
everywhere had such courage and
devotion to principle that they have
in Vermont, and would Away fight
for the right as against wrong, for
principle rather than for self, the
Democratic organization would be
even more powerful and effective
than it now is.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-08-04

j. S. Brown made a business trip
to Rich Hill Monday.
Deputy Sheriff A. M. Wallace made
business trip to Rich Hill Monday.
( Harold Brown lost his country
home near Hume by fire last week.
: Mrs. G. w. Myers of Minden Mo-,
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs,
Henry Adams, last week.
( Frank Tuttle, of The Times force,
spent last week visiting j. F. Van
druff and family out on route eight.
Fifteen thousand bricks per day
are being turned out by the Rich Hill
Brick and Tile Company.
Miss Agnes Arnold has returned
from two weeks vacation in Colo
RADIO.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Brown of Chicago
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. r.
Bell.
Miss Kate Walker, who has been
visiting relatives at Nevada, returned
home Monday.
Mrs. C. M. Leedy, of Rich Hill, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
R. Ford.
g. T. Beatty has returned to his
home in Rich Hill after an extended
trip through the east.
Misses Gertrude Crowell and Paul.
inc Cook have returned home from a
visit to Rich Hill.
Mrs. Will B. Weeks and Miss Eula
Weeks went to Rich Hill Monday
noon to attend the Atkins-Whitney
wedding.
Hayden Ray erected lightning rods
on the country homes of Jim Baker
and W. c. Turpin, both of Deepwa-
ter township.
Samuel Reed, aged SO years died
at his home at Reeds creek in the
southwestern part of the county,
Wednesday July q, 1910.
B. F. Moore, of the Logan-Moore
Lumber Company, returned to Kan.
sas City Monday after a short visit tc
this city.
Mrs. James Hedden and family,
who have been visiting with the fam
lily of "Gabe" Hedden, of Fairview,
have returned to their home in Soda.
liza.
We are in receipt of a letter from
j. W. Burge, formerly of Foster,
informing us that he has taken q
wife, and settled at Hamilton, Cald-
well county, Colorado.
Mrs. E. A. Kimble, of near Spruce,
brought in sack of mighty fine ap'
Piles Tuesday and presented them tc
George Eads, of The Times force.
However, George didn't eat them all,
we are happy to say.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. R. Lyle left Tues.
day noon for Denver, Colorado,
From that city they will go to Has
well, Colorado where they will spend
two or three weeks visiting theil
sons, G. C. Lyle and R. j. Lyle.
A big Sunday School picnic was
held at Brundige's grove in Adrian
last Friday. Judge Wallace, one o.
the ablest platform orators in the
} state, was present and discussed thu
subject Of Constitutional Prohibition.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-08-04

Kew. u. II. LAND mas TetuTueu from
a trip through New Mexico,
Keep up your buying at Black &
Arnold of all work clothes.
j. X. Kelso Of Sprague was a coun-
ty seat visitor the last of the week,
Miss Matte Boulware has returned
from a visit to Nevada.
Trunks, travelling bags, suit cases
at Black & Arnold for your trip.
Miss Nina Culver returned Satur-
day from visit with the family of j.
A. Page at Adrian.
Ben Ireland of near Spruce was a
county seat visitor the last of the
week.
Keep cool with pOrosknit under
wear soft shirts, summer trousers at
Black & Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Silvers came
down from Kansas City Monday
night for short visit.
j. r. Simpson of Spruce was a
business visitor to this city the last of
the week.
Get our prices on summer suits we
will surprise you. Black & Arnold.
Roy Hill of Kansas City visited
friends and relatives here the last of
the week.
Mrs. G. A. Hemstreet has returned
to Kansas City after a visit with the
family of j. F. Ludwick.
Pumps, oxfords, slippers in black,
tan, chocolate, gun metal, vici, patent
leather Black C Arnold.
Mrs. Ann lookout of Springfield,
Illinois, has been visiting her cousin,
Mrs. H. G. Taylor, at Hume.
w. B. Tyler attended the Chau-
tauqua at Nevada the last of the
week.
Bring us new customer as often
as you can, we appreciate it more
than you may think Black-Arnold.
George Herrelf and family of
Adrian spent Sunday with the family
of Jno. F. Herrell.
Miss Maggie Black of Jerico
Springs, Mo-, is visiting her uncle,
T. A. Black.
Judge John Coleman made bust
ness trip to Johnstown the last of the
week.
George Price left the last of the
week for visit with M. L. Price a,
Creighton.
j. R. Mooney has returned from a
visit with relatives at Bridgeport,
Kansas.
Rev. and Mrs. w. NJ. Mayfield
have returned from trip to Colo.
RADIO.
E. A. Nmble and wife of Spruce
were in this city on business the first
Of the week.
The home Of Rube Guynn at Mont
rose, was destroyed by fire Monday
Of last week as a result Of the explo-
sion Of a gasoline stove.
Uriah Ayers, Of the country north,
says the Review, is baling and ship
ping bottom hay at the rate Of five
cars per day, and the hay is said Ia
be Of excellent quality.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-08-04


and relatives at Garden City.
J. P. McCuan left Tuesday for a
several days visit in Garden City.
Miss Hazel Moulton is the guest of
Miss Edith Lindsay.
Mrs. Emmett Foster of lola, Kan
Sas is visiting friends and relatives
here,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Wayland have
returned from a visit to Warrens-
burg.
Mrs. NJ. L. Landon, of Lehigh Okla
homa, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Preston, of Rockville.
Mrs. c. p. Coleman and children
of Johnstown are visiting j. NJ. Cole
man of this city.
Nat Whipple, manager of the But
Ter Produce company, made a bust
ness trip to Kansas City Monday.
Mrs. w. L. Hodge of Bairdstown
Texas is visiting her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. VIM. Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Allen came
down from jefferson City the first OF
the week for a short visit.
The Rockville picnic last Thursday
was a big success in every way and
all who attended report a most enjoy
able time.
Matthew Lenning Of Omaha, Neb,,
and Miss Frances Shumway of Adrian
were married Monday by B. F, Jeter
Justice.
The Ladies Coterie Club enjoyed q
delightful outing at the Christy Lake
south of this city Wednesday after.
noon.
Mrs. NJ. V, Chryst of Claremore,
Oklahoma, accompanied by her two
sons are guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. P. Skillman of Rockville.
O. j. Radford, r. Fisher, Jim
Young and Mark Young were in
from Deepwater Wednesday morn
ing before the county corut on bust
ness connected with some bridge
work.
Grandma Britt went to HARDWOOD
Monday to attend the funeral of hel
sister-in-law, Mrs. Roberts of Nevada
who died Sunday. HARDWOOD was thu
old home of the deceased. Rockville
Booster.
Saturday mornings reports from
Jay Carroll are to the effect that he
is very low and his death at any time
would not be a surprise says the
Rockville Booster. The case is moi
yet hopeless however, and it is the
hope of his many friends that he may
yet rally and in time recover.
Judge John Armstrong, now OF
Kansas, though for many years one
of our most highly esteemed citizens
is back here in his old stamping
grounds" to visit friends and get ;
few breaths of good old Missouri
atmosphere, even though littl'
tainted by the hot winds of Kansas
But we hardly blame the Judge fo
those heated zephyrs. R H Review
The capital of Oklahoma was re
established at Guthrie last Thursday
following the denial of the writ o.
prohibition by the Supreme Court II
enioin the Judge of the district cour
of Logan county from enforcing tn,
injunction issued by him to RESTRAIN
the removal of the state offices ant
records from Guthrie to Oklahom;
City.
WANTED-Information as t
where abouts of one John Allen, o
his son Charles Allen or his son-in
law Charles A. Warner all of whom
moved from western Nebraska t
Bates Co. about 1893. Information
is wanted to get land title cleared
81 reward for correct information
Address M. F. Wassan, Sidney, Ne
braSka. 4l-4t =:
The six months old twins of Franz
Wright (colored) who have been liv
ing with their grandmother in Creigh
ton since the death of their mother ;
short time ago, died Monday, Angus
1, and the bodies were shipped to thi
city "Wednesday. Funeral service
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-08-04

Mrs. ChaS. H. Burgess is visiting
her parents at Windsor, Mo.
j. w. Baker came up from Rich
Hill on a bushes mission Monday.
George FulkerSon is visiting friends
and relatives at Garden City.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-08-04

"Sleeth" the Insurance Man. lS-tf
Rev. Stanley D. Jewell of Fred
ericktown is visiting in this city.
Misses Clara Hill, Marie Fisk and
Virginia Hampton have returned
home from a visit with friends at
Na,rodo
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16
START THINGS FOR
STEVENS TO FINISH
TWO cELEBRAToRs ATTEMPT TO
OEMoLlSH UPPER BREWERY
cuLcH; Ar FINED.

Two young WORTHLESS by the names
OF Jake Anderson and Oscar I.und,
respectively, thought they could start
something up the line Sunday night
They wanted to clean everything IN
sight regardless Of sex or color.
Lund. in particular. was extremely
boisterous He wanted TO smash
the porch at the Canadian Cub. and
raised rows in various other houses,
having to be elected several times
At last he got in the middle of the
street and challenged all Corners. As
it happened, the first man he ran
against was Deputy Marshal Ed Stew
ems, with whom he likewise tried 70
start something" Stevens answer
was to grab him by the collar and
march him down TO the city ,ockup.
Anderson tired 10 induce the marshal
to let Lund loose. Stevens then
took Anderson along for good measure.
Both paid fines in Justice Hogan's
court yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16
PENNIES FOR YEARS
PRICE OF SUPPER
PRESBYTERIAN AID SOCIETY
HAS A SCHEME FOR FRIDAY
THAT is NOVEL.

What are you going to do about
pennies
This question was brough. forth
last night by the announcement that
the Ladies Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church would. on Friday
nighG give a social, and incidentally
a huge feed" in connection there
with.
The price Of admission is one cent to
each year Of Tire age Of he party. AS
very few viii be able TO make il even
change, it may be necessary TO send
east for a bunch of pennies. else de-
clare. rs do many business places
about town. that no splitting" gees.
This viii mean that if a fellow IS
skidoo years old, the good time viii
cost him two-bits. and if he's 20 i. will
be just what the other guy said he
felt like after going through a thresh-
ing machine.
AS for the ladies. it's a safe bet
that every one of them will have their
little twenty cents all counted out be-
fore stepping into the charmed circle
while those looking older will prob
ably add a dime-no more. This so
cial. something Of a novelty. will also
have the effect of disclosing a number
Of family secrets that neighbors have
been curious about for ever so long.
Maybe that's what it was gotten up
for. Who knows. Anyway, go and
have some fun.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16
GOAT WITH WINGS
READY FOR TWENTY
ORDER OF EAGLES WILL HOLD
INITIATION AND SMOKER NEXT
MONDAY.

Monday night the local aerie of Ea-
giles will initiate large class of can
didates and incidentally have one of
their far-famed feeds and smokers,
Immediately following he initiation
ceremonies.
Sam Frankenburg, worthy presi-
dent, has issued a call for all members
to be on hand. as the affair will sure
be a "hum-dinger." Upwards of TWEEN
ty men viii be given a chance to
make the acquaintance of the k!nd of
a goat that has wings. and the bird
beast is nov being groomed carefully
for his part in the program, wi Otto
Schmidt in charge of the training
quarters.
Following the goat-riding, there viii
be various stunts, not to mention eat
ables and d-inkables Wrestling, box
ing. a song or two and musical selec-
tons are on he program, and. as the
eagles are supposed to be air-cleaveT5.
probabilities are that an aviation
meet viii wind up the festivities.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16
ROAST IS STOLEN
FROM HOTEL OVEN
FAIa5ARNe HOTEL RcssED OF
juicy CRUZ WHEN EVERYBODY
WAS HUNGRY.

FAIRBANKS. March Special
Two Mexicans. names not Of import,
stole a roast Of. beef out of the oven
at the hotel here today while the cook
was out attending TO other duties for
a minute or two.
The cook put the roast in the oven
some time before this occurred, then
went into the dining room 10 wait upon
someone. When she came back and
wanted to carve the roast. il had dis
appeared. Later on t The ..sgo Mexiessnass
were found in the brush having a
regular banquet. with a tin can full
OF coffee. a box OF crackers and
hunk of cheese. The roast was just
about consumed at that time. but the
officers quickly COPIED the consumers
and the jail consumed the pair. The
justice Of the peace gave fifteen days
apiece in which to roast" the court,
judges and everybody concerned
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16
Johnson 8 Haieler
REAL ESTATE & FIRE INSURANCE
Phone 76. Opposite Depot.
SnOOT FLIES To
TARIFF DEFENSE
MENTION OF LEMONS IN SENATE
INQUIRY LEADS TO SHARP
QUESTION

WASHINGTON. March 15.--H. Son
nehill, a grocer of Baltimore, this af-
ternoon read the senate committee a
cost of living statement, giving num-
Der of comparisons of cost of commo-
dities for several years. Among the
articles mentioned as having in
creased were butter. eggs. cheese,
flour. beans and rice.
He declared that during the last
ten years the price Of potatoes has de-
creased Is per GEN., and chocolate
and cocoa 10 per cent. The witness
estimate the price of -four has in
creased u 1-2 per cent the last twelve
years, but his figures cf five years
hack showed it had increased % per
cent
When the witness declared the
price of lemons had increased 81 on
he case the last year and attributed
the advance to the increase in the
tariff, Senator Smoot took him 10 task
and asked him il in July 1909 before
the new tariff went into effect. lemons
sold at So a case. whereas now they
can be bought q $3.50 per case.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Calumet G. Montana Mining Co.
The regular annual meeting o.
stockholders Of Calumet & Montana
Mining Company. a corporation or
eanized under the laws of Arizona,
win be held at the Companys office
231 Andrus Building, in the city Of
Minneapolis and State Of NianeEofa.
on the eth dav Of March. 1910. at ten
o'clock Of forenoon of said day, fo-
tire election OF directors for the en-
suing year and the transaction of
such further business as may come
before the meeting. Stock transfer
books viii be closed on the 9th day
o. February. and only stock OF record
o. that date viii be recognized or al
scwed to vote at said meetins.
II. ]. Neiler. Secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16
M'LUCIKE WAS A
POWER BACK EAST
MAN TAKEN TO PHOENIX ASYLUM
WAS FORMER MAYOR OF HOME
STEAD, PA.

TOMBSTONE. March 15.-(Spec-
ialD-John McLnclie, who was aiken
to Phoenix yesterday to be placed IN
the insane asylum, was something Of
a power back east, according to infor-
nation at hand. Fifteen or eighteen
years ago he was mayor of Home
stead, Pa. but left there on account
of strike troubles. He has a wife and
daughter here now.
From Homestead he came west and
landed in Cananea- While there he
became engaged in a mining deal Of
considerable Importance and as a re-
suit incurred the enmity of a couple
of Mexicans. They later on assaulted
him, striking him on the head, and
he was for weeks in the Cananea hos
pital. He has never regained his pre-
vious mental poise.
McLuckie, 1t is said, was one OF
those who made discoveries back in
PENNSYLVANIA which resulted in the
exposure of the facs that bad armor
plate was being furnished by the steel
trust 10 the United States navy.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16
Charges Humphries With Cruelty.

Water Wagon-Driver HUMPHREYS.
who operates the city's sprinkling
cart, IS facing a charge Of cruelty to
animals in Justice Highs court. He
was arrested Sunday. complaint being
preferred by a resident who desires
his name withheld. The case viii come
up for hearing today, HUMPHREYS is
charged with cruelty beating one of
the cig's horses as he was driving
along Naco Road Sunday. 1t is al
legged that he broke whip over the
back Of one of the animals in question.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16
Returns 10 Tucson

Z. Drachman. manager Of the Ely
sian Grove, Tucson's amusement park,
returned yesterday to Tucson a1Cer a
two-days visit here. 1t is understood
his efforts are being directed toward
the formation of a territorial theetri-
cal vaudeville trust. in which he want
ed to interest the manager Of the
Orpheum The latter returned with
Drachman TO Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16
Esrthman Also Gees.

Cal Earthman. who put up a crack
erjack game for the Bisbee Recruits
last year is slated to play with In
dianapolis in the American associa-
ton this year. He left yestrday for
his new field of labor with many
wishes of success from the boys who
have known him about town. Ii is
the opinion OF baseball followers that
he'll make good. for he surely has
the stuff
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16
Nanoose for Teddy.

TEDDY Bear" Wilson. manager of
the Muckers during 1909, eft yester-
day morning for Abilene. Kas, where
he will assume management of the
team representing that town in the
Central Kansas League. Teddy
takes with him the good wishes of the
general public, as well as the baseball
fans, many Of whom were down to the
train to see him of.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are safe, sure and reliable,
and have been praised by thousands OF
women who have been restored 70
ncalth through heir gentle aid and
curative properties. Sold by ell Drug
gists.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16

Deputy Sherin VIII White returned
yesterday from tombstone. where he
took John smith, the negro charged
with smuggiing opium across the b0r-
der. The capture OF Smith was Ell
fected a couple Of DAYS ago al Doug
las in a "a her sensational manner.
smith win be held to await the action
Of the grand jury.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16
VISITING Friends

Bob Taylor. one OF the old-timers in
these paris is In from Paradise visit
ing friends fer a day or two Mr.
TAYLOR is interested considerably in
one or two promising properties OF
the Paradise district, where he has
been the past four or FIVE years. mr..
TAYLOR was formerly a resident 81
Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16
Doyle Gets Morris. Job.

Michael Doyle. letter known as
Eddy has been appointed to the
position of local road superin- endent
by County Road Superintendent Sam
Elder. The position was made vacant
by the death Of William E Morris,
who held it a couple Of years.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16

E,nil Anderson. the wrestler. who
lost 20 Jack Donovan here a few weeks
ago. was able for the first time yester-
day to leave the Copper Queen hospi-
tai. whore he has been confined since
the match with q rupture. for which
he underwent an operation.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16
ANACONDA.

BUTTE. Mon-Reports from the
Diamond mine OF Anaconda are that
the Cora vein which was found al
depth Of 27o0 feet has been followed
to the bottom CT the shaft and that a
crosscut is being cut az he 2s0ofoot
'eyel of the vein mostly In copper
glance.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16
KILLED az ALTO

SAN FRANCISCO March l5-While
crossing a street near his home here
this afternoon. William Zwerin. aged
II. WAS struck by an automobile and
killed Wiliam McNuity. the chauf-
feur. was arrested, charged with man
slaughter.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16
AWNINGS cool AND SHADY.

Just received. a fine lot OF awnings.
canvass striped and plain. and hard
ware fixtures for putting them up TO
order. any sty'e. Sewing machines.
and second hand and new goods.
Hayden, Kasun & Co.
Phone. = 123. Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16
Declared Not Guilty.

Roberta Steele. charged by a man
named Potter with embezzlement of
four dollars, was yesterday dischars-
ed from custody in Justice Highs
court The judge. who reserved his
decision until yesterday morning.
stated that the evidence was not sufa-
cient to convict
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16
Council to Meet Soon.

About the last week of this month
the city council will hold a special
meeting TO designate the polling places
for the election TO be held in April.
other business. that is. what has accu-
INFLATED since the ,ast session, win
also be disposed of and the fire de-
partment troubles viii be gone INTO.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16
Returns to Duluth

Martin Pattison. president OF the
Denn-Arizona Mining Co. left yes
terday for his home in Duluth. MINI.
Mr.. Pattison has been here for several
weeks inspecting the property and
making plans for TIE future develop
ment.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16
Leaves for csnanea.

u. A. Tovrea win leave for La Cana
nea his morning. accompanied by J.
w. Ross, Of Los Angeles. and Tom
Smith. Of Phoenix. on business con
neeted with the Sonora Packing com
panv
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-16
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The ladies CT the Presbyterian afis-
sionary Society viii serve supper
Friday evening from TO pm. at
the Presbyterian church. The price
of your supper will be your age in
pennies. The public is invited.