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Licensed TO Wed.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. June ts.-Ma rriage licenses
were granted today TO Leo II. Layton, OF
Kaysvule and Minnie r. Simmons OF
layton; William Cohner Powell of Med
ford and Mrs Nellie j. Bum. Of San
Fernando. Cal. Oscar II. Jones Of Malad
Ida and MaYme Jones Of Pocatello, Ida.
lanes w Bodily of Maplcton. Ida. and
Mlss Lonella Taylor Of Far West.
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Advertising Auto Route.
TO The Tribunc.

Special 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 1S.-The northern Utah
transrontinenlal auto route is soon to re-
ceive some favorable publicity In Tie
Motorlst" one OF the chief automobile
iour71ala Of the country on the request
~ the editor Of the magazine. Manager
O. J Stilwell. of the Ogden Publicity
bureau has sent collection OF excel
1ont photographs of beautiful scenes
along tho route between the city and
p,yanston. Nyo.
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Work Is Progressing.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. june tS-M s. Browning.
nreaioent OF the Blacksmith Fork Power
company. aud Joseph Scowcroit. QUO ol
the. chief Ogden promoters, have returned
after an inspection "trip TO the site ot
Tho compsny's big power plant. now un-
der course OF construction. II Is being
erected at a cost of $3.50 ono and VIII
6ovelor about 1000 horsepower which Will
make II one OF the largest power pro-
duciny plants IN the state.
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Dies in California.
The Tribune

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June ts.-F'red 4 Halght de-
departed this morning for Los Angeles TO
bring the body of his wife 10 Ogden Tor
hurial The announcement or Mrs.
fIaigl1t's death was received By relatives
lnnrn YesterdaN.
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REWARD OFFERED

$500 REWARD OFFERED FOR THE
capture and conviction Of the person
or persons who Killed Andrew F,rlckson
az Bingham, June II, 1872. Money dn
noSitsd with Mayor Thomas II. QuilIen OF
Bingham, dr.
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EASTERN BoOKMAKER AND HORSE
owner solicits cooperation OF man oi
discretion. with few thousand dollars; 10,
action at coming Lagoon meeting. MUS
have bank reference. Particulars at per-
sonal interview only. Address Boil IrIns IrIIna
une. dlb3o
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WANTED
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GIRL FOR GENERAL IIOUSEW DIRK:
only ono with thorough knowledge OF
cooking need apply, pleasant home for
right party Cali phone Wasatch 1908
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GROCERY SPECIALS

GOOD CREAMERY BUTTER. 25T-.
hour, per sack, $i.25; . bottles catsun
l"c' boxes matches. CSC; large cans
Srea.I,n. zoe. Chicago store, 1iG West LIST
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VACUUM CLEANERS
SAFES AND VAULTS

a COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
ve ults always on hand. few second
hand safes for sale Write for circular
Shealy Safe d Vault Co., II p. o. place
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HAIRDRESSING PARLOR.

OLIVE BRANCHE WOOD, SO KEARNS
bldg. Berlin Beaute Shope Come in
and have your face washed and lroned
by the wonderful Berlin system: all dis
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Prof. Rohrer, New York. Hair goods and
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WANTED
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DON'T WATT FIVE YEARS.
ITy CAT TJFORNTA BEARING

DON'T WAIT FIVE YEARS. ,,--
BUY CALIFORNIA FULL BEAhIISH
ORCHARDS NOW.
MONEY BACK III NOT SAT1SFlbp.
We've almonds. peaches. prunes; hP
rlcots and Bartlett pears in the oHII oiSr
INAL FAMOUS BTDWBL1, ORCHAR
located In the heart OF the Sacranei.ss0o q n
yaIley, at Chico. Call 500 cash and SSo
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thriving city OF Chico, population l1'ooV.
Call at our office. COS Ncwhouse pids.: OF
phone Wasatch 50Li. FOR valuable inioT-
nation and facts.
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KALSOMINING.

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teed, insects eXtcrminated Wagatch
lO21 OFFICE with Hoover Drug Co. AsIS
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DANCING

DANCING EVERY EVENING Ar & 20
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Admission, genls 25c. ladies free. Private
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WILL SHIP CAR II. III. GOODS TO LCo
Angeles and one TO Chicago and one 10
days; very reasonable rates. Klnipall Van
6; Storage Co, 10 So. Main. a2soS
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WANTED
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Positions secured tuition refunded.
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BE UP-TO-DATE.
Don't wear shabby shoes Witn ne"
suits. Have your footwear neatiy ro"
paired.
II East Second south Phone $3.50.
dl745
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BY order OF the Judge OF said court the
above sale Is continued to take place
Thursday. Juno 90 1912. at .he samo
O. F. SUMMERS,
Receiver Beaver Irrigation Land & Power
Company
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LOST AND FoUN1

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LOST ONE BROWN MARE. I
about 100 lbs. 5 years ed; z
wire cut Oh LETT front foot; no u
iole. Notify Grand Union "a
West tst North. Phone W.z-
Reward.
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HOUSE CLEANING

-,
NA ATIONAL HOUSE AND CARPET
Cleanlng Co, 100 East 1st South. PAPER
Sieahihs by experts. Phone Bell 1856
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VETERINARY SURGEONS


DIX NJ: j. CONNELLY, EETERINARIAN.
40 State st. Wasatch 1858; res. 95-W.
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RANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES


BANK. OF'F1CE, BAR AND STORE
fixtures: special designs submitted ON
application: household rcfrlserators,
carom and pocket billiard tables. bowl
Yg alleys and supplies, Brunswick
Bake Colleuder Co.. $50 70 160 So 4th
West. Phone Wass,ch 45S. aa0SG
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MASSAGE.
PRIVATE HOME

WILLOWS MERE: CONFIDENTIAL
confinements, seclusion. legal adopt lon.
Mrs. + Phillips, 1lth e bet 12th and
18th so. Sugar Sta. Hyland l231-M
n2nSo
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FOUND-OPEN FACE COLD
and chain: monogram 7, ). =
can have property by descdas
for adv. and reward. aaI WiSs'
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LOST -LADYs SMALL GOLD
Waltham movement, gold ~,
A. Purkey scratched IN naf
Return to ", T.. Garrison, 81
ket, get reward,
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT. LAKE CLEA MING CO. a51 so
Stale 81. Bell o32o. m2967
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ONE OR TWO BUSINESS N
occupy an attractive lnnt =.
F, 2lid South. Hyland ssG.I y
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MAN TO TAKE HALE INTEREST
wholesale cone and confectionery busi-
ness. about $3.50 required p. o. box 500,
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NICELY FURNISHED pooo :
vate family, near UNIVERSE y
B-40. Tribune.
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FURNISHED ROOM. ST-Ir,r.
two, modern. Phone W,...is:
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WANTED. GOOD LOCATION FOR MA
chine that sharpens. homes and strops
razors and all kinds OF safety razor
blades etc, Address CSC. Tribune.
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FOR RENT
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s-r7n.. not mod, SO w. dth North..S s-0o 0o
Arm. part mod. 879 7th ave, le.oo
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5-rn. brick, mod. 1888 wellington dG6U - 6U
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BURT &c CARLQUIST COMPANY
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

-r-~-~---~~N-~--~~
CUAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST.
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phones. xog
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE
lnent First Congregational church we
get you a position free OF charge, Tcle-
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suite. also large room 70, -,
the Grace. "A
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ern house. strictly prIvats ~
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NICELY FURNISHED RON
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JAPANESE WANTED. BOILERMAK-
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

>-@S>7~-~<~<~-~>~~-~>~~--~~~~
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AND ORAL PEOPuYLAXIS. $40
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OSTEOPATHY

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physician and surgeon: suite 30 Kearns
o!dS. Hours 10 D. c29i7
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NICE FRONT ROOM. CRoUypI
piano and bath. Wasatth rr
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KEY FITTING, LOCK WORK BICY.
Gle supply CO. Phones Bell 362S. Ind
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BOOK STORES

WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHA NGF
books 20. &, N" Book Store. 10 +.
md South. Phone Wasatcb @6ls p26l,
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NICELY FURNISHED R00E
5th East,
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TWO DELIGHTFUL Front
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STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel. restaurant and household help.
Headquarters for laborcrs
60 West End South. Phones iG4.
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BLAC ACKSMITH, $4,00 PER DAY; -FOUR
bridge carpenters $500 per day, Idaho
free pass. StroclS's Emp Ascy., 90 W
2nd So st d239l
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TAILoR-MADE CoRSETs

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;PIREl.IN CORSETS ONE YEARS
Fl guarantee. Mrs. Mann. Pcery hotel !.
lours. 10 \. d;0i
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LADIES' TAILORS


FOR PERFECT FIT AND WORKMAN
ship go TO Cedarholm. 4l5 Constitution
bldg. loves; prices. c25T
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SUCCESS INSURANCE-UTAH BUS
mess College preparation for business
NE Start course now, Boston bldg,
dGy. night. sl53S
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ICE CREAM

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KELLEY ICE CREAM CO SHIP ICE
cream and sherbcts everywhere. Phone
c22$ or address box 17l2. Xol2S
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MODERN 3 ROOMS AND BATH, $3.50
per month, 455 East 9Th South. Phone
p. o. Perkins. Semloh hotel. N2l33
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COME AND SEE OUR BARGAINS IN
-, rebuilt typewr!ters or write for price
Isl l.t Agents new No. 5 Royal Stewart
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CAPABLE GIRL OR WOMAN FOR
cooking and ironing In the country for
summer. Write Mrs w NJ. O'Brlen,
r f, u No, .. Murray Utah d1?62
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~ In short time 10 do good sewing.
Gau Immediately AT Brown School OF
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Bt. a TRAINED NURSE EARN SIS
10 $50 weekly. Train 1t home in q
short time. Free catalogue. ROCHES
TER NURSES INSTITUTE. 773 ROCU-
ESTER, N y dips
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CUT FLOWERS
MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs

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FOR RENT

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TYPEWRITERS

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Al makes repaired, cxchaDsed and sold
Tan typewriter Exchange Co 6S West
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taken off with no form of vegetable
matter returned to the soil and it
will lose its loose loamy condition,
it will break up hard and cloddy,
il will not retain moisture, but the
same would happen if the fertilizer
was not used, not 50 fast perhaps,
but smaller crops would be made in
the meantime.
Commercial fertilizers used alone
viii not build up land unless vegeta-
bic matter is turned under. They
can be used probably to build up
soil, if done intelligently to stimu-
late the growth of vegetable matter
to turn under.
We said at the beginning Of this
talk that barnyard manure was the
best fertilizer because in addition to
the plant food, it has the humus and
the bacteria as well. When properly
worked into the soil, it will always
give satisfactory returns. Much as
it is needed you can visit the farm
yard Of many farmers and see tons
Of this most valuable fertilizer going
to waste. and the same farmer com
planning of hard times and poor crops
when he alone is to blame for his
condition.
Now let us quit complaining abou
book farming and do the simple prac
teal things within our reach, the re
suits will be so encouraging that VIZ
will realize that modern farminl
means the exercising of good com
mon sense in our work. Some PEG
pie think the farmer works harder
and longer hours than men in otheI
vacations. In fact the averag,
tenant farmer works fewer days IL
the year and in spite of his poo
methods gets greater returns for tn,
actual labor done than the man h,
envies in other lines of work.
We repeat that farming when in
diligently carried on is to-day tn
most profitable vocation to be fount
IS well as the most Independent
The exercise of good common sens
with energy viii win every time Of
the farm. In many cases we expec
The farm to do more than its share
il we will treat the soil fairly It will
/ do It's snare and never shirk.
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THE USE OF FERTILIZERS.
BY Capt. T. F. Peck, Commissioner
of Agriculture.


In talks to farmers much time has
been given to the discussion of soils
and fertilizers, but we continue to
get inquiries that indicate growing
interest in these subjects that is
very gratifying.
This week we just want to discuss
some of the practical common sense
details in the use of fertilizers and
try and answer some of the unjust
charges brought against the fertili-
zers.
To begin with we want to reiter-
ate a statement repeatedly made
that barnyard manure is the best
fertilizer the farmer can use and if
enough could be secured it should be
used exclusively, except that secured
from leguminous plants ana to sup
ply potash and phosphoric acid. The
general farmer and truck farmer can
not secure it in quantities to meet
his requirements so he must use the
commercial fertilizers. If the farmer
understood the soil conditions neces-
sary to get the best results from the
fertilizers, he could use them more
intelligently. We have told you that
fertilizers must have moisture in the
soil to dissolve the plant food so the
plant can take it up through the lit
tie hairy roots We have told you
how to retain the moisture in the
soil by deep blowing and turning un-
der vegetable matter, thoroughly pull
verizing the soil and keeping the
surface stirred often to hold the
moisture. With a deep loose soil
and sufficient moisture large quaint.
ties of fertilizers can be used profita
bly,. The shallower the soil, the less
vepetable matter and moisture, pro
portionally less fertilizers can be
used with profit. We have known
cases where the soil conditions were
such that the fertilizer used was a
clear loss and it was no fault with
the fertilizers This would be the
case where the land was not proper
iy pulverized before planting and ar
unusually dry season followed. Many
times 7 have seen the fertilizer un
dissolved by the soil moisture wher
the land was turned after the cror
was taken off. We have been TOLD
by farmers that the continued use o.
fertilizer would kill land That Is
not true. but land can be fortified
year after year and the entire croI
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PLEASANT OUTING.

Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Landers were
host and hostess to a few friends last
Sunday at their summer home ON
Whites Creek pike. The party left
the Landers home on Fourteenth av-
enue, North, early in the morning in
a large pleasure wagon. AS soon as
the home was reached the ladies be-
san to send appetizing orders from the
kitchen, while the men busted them
selves on the farm. AL the viands
of a good country dinner We're pre-
pared and served under a large shade
tree on the lawn. A feast royal was
enjoyed, as the early morning ride and
the stir about the farm had whetted
the appetites of all Composing the
party were Mesdames ]. b. Boyd, L.
II. Battle, l.. Landers, ]. p Crawford,
Misses Mary L. Clark, Nellie E. King,
Katie e. Evans, Annie F. Brame, Ro-
berta Higgins, Marie Boyd Drs. J..
p Crawford, J. L. Peters, Mr.. l.. Ian
ders, little Misses Mary Landers,
Lulu Landers, Marguerite Boyd,
Elizabeth Crawford, - Craw-
ford. Masters Lowell Landers, Jr., and
R. H. Boyd III.
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Carnatlon.

One of the most delightful informal
affairs of the week was the reception
given by the Carnation Art Club at
the home of Mrs. VIM. Bentley, in
honor of MesdaInes w. ]. Montgom-
cry, of Kansas City. Kans.; J. H
Neal, of OlImulgee. Okla; w. S.
Rhodes, of Chicago, ILL.,; A. c. Cults,
of Pueblo, Colo; Miss Lue Bomar,
of Knoxville, Tenn. The parlor
reception room and dining room were
effectively decorated with cut flowers,
house plants and palms The dining
table was exquisitely covered with
a handsome battenberg cover. In the
center, cut glass vase of club flow
ers, pink carnations and dishes of
bonbons were placed. Each guest
IS they entered were served with
hfrappe by Miss Leona Watkins. Mrs.
Bentley was assisted in receiving by
Mesdames Fields, Cotton and Brown.
Honorary guests were: Mesdames
Neal Montgomery, Rhodes, Cults,
Miss Bomar Home guests were:
Mesdames Carrie e. Lewis, Phil
| Douglas, A. Watkins, Geo. r, White,
T. R. Crutcher, T. w. Stephens. w
S. Ellington, A, G. Price, Sophia
Dotson, Henry Cameron, f. G. Cole
F. j. Work, M. c. Harris, ]. B. Single,
ton, S. M, Utley, l.. Harwell. Misses
Alberta Tyree, M. L. Mayberry, AL
berta X. Davis, Evelyn Green, Leona
Watkins. Club members present were
Watkins Club members present
were: Mesdames ]. w. Russell, Chas
Cotton, F. A. Green, ]. c. Field, J
w. Simmons, VIM. Bentley ]. D
Fowler, ]. L. Hamilton, G. H. Hall
C. w. Brown, M. Hayes, G. B. Patter
son. The ladies were beautifully
gowned in evening costumes. Ices
were delightfully."- served by Mr.. VIM
Bentley. All expressed themselves
as having spent a delightful evening
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Club Directory
Algonquin.

Algonquin.
Mr. D. Wesley Crutcher, 1910 Phillips
ST. President; Mr. Sam L. Carter.
7l3 Gay St, Secretary. Meets 2nd
and 4th Tuesdays Sill p. m.
Day Home Club.
Mrs. l. b. Scott. 125 Fourteenth Ave.
NJ President; Mrs. A. b. Carter. 713
Gay St, Secretary. Meets 2nd and
lth Tuesdays, sill p. m
Eagle Club C. of C.
Mr. T, &. Cohen, 100 Smiley St.
President; Miss Lottie Johnson, 21s
n. Eighth St, Secretary. Meetings
subject to call of President, 10 p. m.
East Nashville Dramatic.
Mrs. A, NJ Townsend. GA Webster
St, President Miss Floy j. DARRELL
GA Webster St, Secretary. Meetings
subject to call of President.
Employee Mutual Benefit.
Mr. Lafayette Moore, 1909 Clinton St.
President Mrs. Robt. l.. Miller, 927
Jackson St., Secretary. Meets every
Monday. $40 p. m
Hospital Board of Boyds Infirmary.
Mrs. NJ. W. Flake, Cannon St.
President Miss Mamie T.. Perkins
$50 Wetmore St, Secretary Meets
2nd and 4th Thursdays, 3-5 p m.
Hubbard Hospital.
Or. Josie e. Wells. 1908 Second Ave,
s. President; Mrs T. H. Hale. $50
Wetmore St., Secretary. Meets LIST and
Srd Mondays, 40 p. m.
Friday Review Club.
Mrs. John Cunningham, 905 Jackson
St, President; Miss Maggie Mayberry,
Eighth Ave. near Cedar Secretary
Meets list and 3rd Fridays, 1905
D. NJ
Lorraine Social Club.
Mr. Jesse ]. Smith. 42S Quarry ST.,
President; Miss Addie L. Allison 2O15
jefferson ST.. Secretary Meets End
and 4th Tuesdays, II p. m.
Nashville League on Condition Among
Negroes.
Prof Geo. f. Haynes, Fisk University,
President; Prof T. B. Hardiman, 905
Seventh Ave, s., Secretary. Meets
End Thursday, AS p. m.
Non ParieI Art Club.
Mrs. C. v Ron 100 Fourteenth
Ave- NJ President; Mrs. Gilbert
White, 8 Garden ST., Secretary. Meets
2nd and 4th Tuesdays. 3-5 p. IN.
Original Greenwood Social.
Miss Mabel Smith 1115 Cedar St,
President Miss frankie Trammell.
1915 Cedar ST., Secretary. Meets 2nd
and 4th Thursdays, S:30-11 p. m.
Phyllis WheatIey.
Mrs. G. L. Jackson 7O7 Lea Ave,
President; Mrs. ]. II. Hale, 500 Wet
more St. Secretary. Meets last Thurs
day 80 p. m.
: twentieth Century Embroidery Club.
Mrs. T b. Hartman, President, eth Ave
nue.. South; Mrs. VIM. Nixon. Secretary
Perkins and Wharf Meet 2ud and 4th
Thursdays 81, p. III.
1 w. E. P. c.
I Mr. Leslie Rowen 214 Eighth St.
( President Miss Eudora McClelIand
1905 Heffernan St., Secretary. Meets
/ end and 4th Tuesdays. S-l1 p. IN.
/ Z M. L. c.
Mr. J. L. Leach Meharry Medical
College. President pro tenn: II. Jor
dan StOckard. 1916 State ST., Secre
tary. Meets every Monday, s-11 p, m