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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-11
Veterinarian Programme.

Special 10 The Tribune
BRIGHAM CITY, Feb. 2-Dr. A. J..
Webb, secretary OF the Utah Neterina an
association has received the following
programme from r, r.. Murray OF Salt
Lake City, TO he carried out at the spe-
cial meeting and clinic 10 be held In
Logan Monday at $50 a. IN. at the Agri-
cultural college.
"Jcncss Disease. by Dr. Arthur
Vance. Spanish Fork.
biological Products Used in Veterjn-
ery Practice" by DR.. s. Z. Nelson, Rich
mond Utah
Surgical Operations by Dr. Il. A,
Bundy. ogden.
Report on Miscellaneous Cases" by
DIR. J.. z. Philpot. Provo.
Discussion uf Papers Presented by
Other Members" by Or. John Ernst. Salt
Lake city. and DR. J. II. Haltou. Salt
Lake CITY,
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Special Lincoln Service,

Special 10 the Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. l0.-A special service is
10 be held at the First Baptist church
tomorrow morning in commemoration OF
the one hundred and third birthday an
niycrsary of Abraham Lincoln. The
church auditorium VIII he appropriately
decorated and several patriotic organ
lzations Will attend the service in a
body. The subject OF AN address by The
pastor, the Rev. II D. Zimmerman. will
be 1.-The Religious Belief OF Lincoln :"
There will be special music beth morning
and evening
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Housekeepers Enthusiastic.

The houschrcpcrS attending tho con
ference have exclaimed in delight over
this beautiful diniug room and each has
cherished a wish that she might have
one similar 10 H.
Mrs. Widtsoc entertained several cf
tho visitors at tho conference at lunch
con in the cafeteria Of the college
Thursday at noon. They wcro served
with products cf the college farm, pre-
pared according 10 the most approved
domestic science methods. The result
was luncheon dainty, ns well rs pal
atabIc.
Mrs. Widtsoe' : quests were: Mrs. 4
.f. Uurin. Bountiful; Mrs. S. e. Ben
son, Whitney. Ida: Mrs &. y Llovd.
Alexander, Ida; Mss Esther Jensen.
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PARTIAL REPRIEVE.
Action Of Governor Delays OPENING OF
Pri5on Doors for Converse.

Special Ia The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. i0.-C. IA Converse. "lo "no
-otnrncd Ia this state from Los Angeles
ia serve one year In the penitentiary for
grand larceny. has been granted re-
sst,fc c%eeutiyc rcmanding him To the
SUs,ody of Sheriff T. r. Harrison until
he has had an opportunity 10 INVESTIGATE
S;oyernor Spry has evidenced desire
To acouaint himself with all Of the facts
In Tho case and lhls may result In a
pardon for the convicted man converse
le Granted the liberty OF the sheriff Of
Ilcc and court house building during IN"
day. lie has a great deal of business cor =
respondence and spends most OF ms timc
a, a desk I'm Sheriff Herrison's office.
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Women s Building Well Equipped

The woman 3 building. in which the
bousekeepcrs conference is in session.
IS situated in the northwest corner of
the campus, to the LETT and slightly
IN front of the main college building.
1t was remodeled two years ago and is
now well equipped for domestic science
training The director of the domestic
science course. Miss Ellen Huntington.
is naturally adapted for her work and
has had tho best training in eastern
colleges. Miss Huntington whole
some personality, systematic thorough
ness and carnestness OF purpose quail
ify her as an especially desirable leader
for young women
A kind of power behind the throne
in the domestic science department and
one VINO is largely responsible for its
present state of efficiency is Mrs.
John =. Widtsoe. wife OF the president
of thc college. Mrs. Widtsoe was Il
teacher of domestic science before hcr
marriage and has carried her cnthusi-
Her own homo in the college grounds
TO the southeast of the woman $ build
ing. has been rcmodclcd along domestic
science lines. The leading idea is con.
YCnicnce. but the artistic element has
not been forgotten and ii is seldom
that one sees a home so attractive.
From the window boxes with their
blooming plants. Frightening the living
rooms, in defiance OF wintrv weather
outside. to ..he well equipped kitchen.
il seems distinctly place ia which TO
live.
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Model Kitchens and Dining
Rooms at Agricultural Col
lege Impress Visitors.

(" HE FIRST week Of tho farmers
roundup and houselleepers
conference at the Utah Agricul-
tural college at Logan, has
passed into the history of the college
and added largely TO us laurels AS one
Of the greatest educational institutions
OF ..hc state aud OF the nation. The ut
tendance at the roundup and the
conference shows nm increase of one
third over any other wear aud the en-
thusiasm demonstrates that the farmers
Of Utah are becoming Thoroughly
awakened to the merits OF scientific
farming and that Utah women are be-
ginning to appreciate the worth OF do
nestle science in the administration OF
their homes.
This is the third annual housekecp-
ers conference held at the college, ana
the increase III interest iurng TINS
short time gives evidence that it will
soon become one Of the most interest
ing and widely attended women :
meetings in the state. An effort was
made TO change the time of the meet
ing from February until June, but All
experiment last June gave evidence
that winter was the best time Tor the
meeting. since the farmers and their
wives are particularly busy during the
early summer.
mere visit to She college is an in
spiration. The situation on a spacious
campus on n gently sloping hillside,
overlooking bcsu,ifuI Cache valley. Is
ideal. \ picturesque range of the
Rockies rising in A blue mist TO tho
west gives a beautiful outlook and a
uearer range TO the east forms ii back
ground for the buildings set apart for
the different branches OF education and
the college settlement
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Arrange Valentine Party.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. Determinations are out
for "A st. Valentines day party. 10 be
given by the young ladies OF 81. Joseph's
Catholic church on toe evening Of Feb
ruaUy II at the Colonial Dancing acad-
cmy The Young ladies who have the
affair in charge have arranged the mu
sic. decorations and refr@ shments In keep
ing with the spirit Of the 81. Valentines
festival The patrons selected for the
affair are Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. RYAN,
Mr.. and Mrs. u. j. Sheehan. Mr.. and
Mrs Jack Lyncn and Mr.. and Mrs
Maurice Kennedy.
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FIND DRUG CONCEALED.
Police Raid Room Of Alleged Purveyor Of
Cocaine to Victims.
Snecia1 TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN Feb. 1o.-.Wine Woo, a China
nan, IS years OF age. was arrested on
suspicion today and. i'll searching his
room which was over a Chinese store at
25S twenty sixth street, the officers
found about $25 worth of cocaine Some
OF this was In small Walls ready 10 re-
tall. The police have suspected for some
time that Wing was In this work and
they were watching Allie Miles, China
man OF 20 years, whom they thought was
his distributor.
officer p j. Nayln arrested the youth
as he caught him leaving the place and
found some cocaine on his person. He
admitted that ne WAS taking il to a
walter who worked in local cafe. Chiei
of Police William /. Norton and petec-
tive James Pender searched the room
finding the drug behind pictures and In
every conceivable place The officers also
arrested the waiter. who gave the name
of John Doc and he is held FOR SIS bail
The old Chinaman is held on S1oO ball
and The boy held as a witness against his
alleged confederate.
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To Form Commercial Club.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. Feb. t0.-Word come
from Garland To the effect that tho bust
ness mon Of tha. hustliug town havo got
together on the proposition or organizing
commercial club. Tn. town boastad a
commercial club some years ago. but The
organization was broken up. meeting
has been called for next Wednesday even .
Ing. Tho committee having the matter
IN charge is composed Of ". n. Evans.
cashier OF the Rank or Garland. Joseph
Jensen. W. l.. Grover and IT. l. Bush
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Miss Farley in Recital

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN Feb. f0-Profcssor Squire
Coop has announced "a complimentary
piano recital I" be given ~ Miss Rachel
Farley at tho Weber academy hall on
Monday evening. February IL Miss Far
lev win hc assisted i'm the evenings urS-
SIammo by Miss lone GlicoN. soprano
Tho selections to be given b,' Miss Far.
lev are from the comDositions uf Rec.
thoven. Chopin. PadcrcwEki aud other
fumcl composers
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Dustless Busters. y

The "dustless dustcri which is a
cloth chemically treated. so that it alb.
serbs instead of scattcrs the dust. Is
decidedly recommended. as well as the
vacuum cleaner. Many labor saving
aud sanitary devices arc being shown
60 tho housek kcepers.
The conference viii last through the
week until next Saturday. The pro
grammc for the co;uiug week contains
much OF interest IT is possible that
several Salt Lake women will 20 up for
Il few days this week.
The cooking classes are under the di-
rcction Of Miss Leah WINS of salt Lake
Of thc extension division OF the college
work. sand the sewing classes are di-
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MINISTER FOR EDITOR,
Ogden Men Plan Publication OF Weekly
for "MoraI UpIft OF City"
Special lo The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. l0.-This city is TO have
another newspaper, according 10 the an
nounCemont OF the RcV. Frederick VininC
Fisher. pastor or the First Methodist
church, and tho man who is TO act as
its editor. The new paper has been
christencd the Ogden Advance and will
be issued once Il week, The first issue
of the Advance is expected 10 make its
appearance on March .
The weekly paper viii be on the maya =
zine order IT IL TO consist OF eight pa ages
each about half the size OF an ordinary
newspaper page IL will probably be
printed at the plant OF Browning Brothers
IN this city. In addition TO tho minist er
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editor the promoters arc Hyrnm Sel'an.
W W Browning q. 4. Kennedy, Or; -.
{, NiIIis and DR. L.. ~. Go%anH. tne iat
Ter acting chairman of the board OF d'-
rectors. -. "a, -oIl,-y
of The paper will he guided by hleh re-
solve TO deal in principles rather than
personalities. n..a., and
ttr nronntinc OF the constructive lhlnGP
OF the city Is tho statement OF fd',or
Fisher In explaining the objects oi 'he
now weekly
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Will Keep Holiday.


Special tn TIC Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 10.-An announcement
msdc 10y Postmaster l.. W. ShuftliT Is 10
the effect that there VIII he bui one de-
livery OF mail by carriers On Monday
February y. the anniversary ~ Abra-
ham Liucoln'E BIRTHDAY. Tho general de-
livery. stamp and registry Windows 80 tie.
local postofiicc viii bc oDcn from Ia Ia
II: the money order department clos j
all ,IaN
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Kitchen Is Model.

II is in the kitchen. however that
domestic science has achieved the
greatest triumph. II is a long, narrow
room, SKIS feet and upon its arrange
ment Mrs. Widtsoc has put the most
careful thought. Every particle Of
equipment is put in with the idea Of
Saving steps; the great watchwCrd
Of domestic science. The work table.
with cabinet above is Just opposite
the range, aud the space between the
so is such that the stove can be
reached bv mcrcl" turning around from
tho work table. rhc work table il
cquipcd with 4 stool. bread board aud
mixing board. Tho boards can be showed
in and ont like drawers Bins. drawer,
and shelves IN tho cabinet are in the
most convenient positions. Each space
j. for "A particular article aud that arti-
Gle is always put in its place,
Next 10 the work table and under
a window is the sink. \ little further
down and within easy reach Of the sink
! Is lac china closet ON QUO side of the
stovr is q coal bin. nicely painted.
. which Will hold three scuitlotuls OF
coal On the other side arc shelves Tor
| he cooking vessels.
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MILLION DOLLAR CARGO
Train Carrying Fortune in Silks Passes
Through junction City.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. I0.-Operatcd on a
schedule which is equal TO that OF trains
Nos. and 10, the fast mail over the
Hartman lines. solid trainload OF silk,
valued at more than u million dollars
passed through the city this morning
en- route from San Francisco To New
York Upon its arrival here at 9:2O
O'Clock this morning, the train WAS
seven hours ahead of its schedule and
II is expected that record run across
tho continent will be made.
There Is considerable rivalry among
the transcontncntal roads regarding the
handling OF silk shipments, as this traf-
fic is immensely profitable to the rail
roads. Special cars are provided for silk
shipments. They resemble the ordinary
freight car. but are provided with pas
scnScr coach trucks constructed FOR long,
fast Journeys.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

WOLF-Funeral services over the re-
mains of Phillip j. Wolf, who died In
this city February /. 1912. Will be held
Co. this (Sunday) morning at II a. m.
under the auspices OF Rocky Mountain
lodge No. 3 knights OF Pythias Inter
ment In CITY cemetery
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Bond Is Approved.

Special Ia Tns Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 1Q.-Lettors OF admins
tration have been issued To- Frank Moore
In The estate of SarulI j.. Moore. de-
ccsscd. lIis bond uf Sls 900 wa.s approved
by Judge ~. j. Harris
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Millinery Soon Home Art.

The fact that tho members oC the
conference agreed to take lessons IN
sowing. instead of the millinery tram
ing proves that millinery has not yet
become home art to any great eX-
tent. Still the methods of millinery
being taught in the regular domestic
science COURSES may make 1t so within
the next few years. A valuable les.
son taught in these classes is the style
Of hats becoming TO faces Of different
contour. which Will enable the girls 10
select their hats wisely. if they can
not make them themselves,
The paper bag cookery which is prov
ing an interesting new experiment is
not strongly recommended by the do
mestic science department of the agri-
cultural college. The fact the bags
often break when taken out OF the
stove makes their labor saving quail
ties question. Then. too, the fact that
tho things cooking cannot be examined
make their cooking the proper length
Of SINE matter Of uncertainty. The
economy is also a question, since the
bags cost on an average Of about ] cent
apiece. Meat cooked in the bags, ac-
cording TO the domestic science teach.
ers at the college. has tendency to be
dry.
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UNHAPPY WIFE FREE,
Husband Who Would Not Stay Home
Evenings Is Denied Her Home.

evenings IS OcHTcu F1ET FToN1e'
Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN Feb. l0.-An fnterlocutory
decree OF divorce was granted by Judge
j. y. Howell in the district court today
To Ada X Carlson from Charles y. Carl
son. The decree was obtained on the
grounds of cruelty, the wife representing
that her husband had for the past two
years refused To stay at home in the
evenings and had accused her of at
tempting 10 give him scarlet fever so he
would die. thus permitting her TO OBJ
tain his insurance money.
The marriage took place in this city
Jun" 2h, 1901. There two minor
children-kathryn aged 10. and Doro-
thy, aged 5--who are given into the
custody OF the wife. There has been q
settlement between Mr., and Mrs. Carl
son regarding the property
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Granted License to Wed.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. l0,-County Clerk Sam
uel G.. Dye granted a marriage license
today 10 Guy Vaughn and Miss Fay
Smith, both OF this city.
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Arrangement Convenient.

Just opposite the china closet. which
has 4 serving table below IL. is the door
leading into the dining room. \ door
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Labor Saving the Idea.

The model kitchen and dining room
in The woman 5 building are also built
with the labor-saving idea, but, Of
course, arc larger than would be re-
quircd in an ordinary home. since large
parties arc often served there.
The dining room is triumph of sim
pie art The finish is in mission design,
with tan Japanese grass cloth half way
up the walls. the upper part being Of
yellow tinted plaster. The furniture Of
golden oak, was made in the shops of
The college by the manual trainis :
class and WAS carved hy the instructor
in carving, David Hughes, Mr. Hughes
is a woodcarycr of much ability and
his work has received a number Of
prizes in fair contests. The design on
The table. sidcboard and chairs in the
dining room OF the woman s build
ing is Utah 5 flower, tho Sego lily.
with classic border. 4 banquet was
served in this. room for Governor Spry
on WcdncslaV'
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at one end of the kitchen lcads INTO the
store room. where week s supply of
fruit and vegetables and the canned
fruits and vegetables are kept 1t IS
well ventilated, so that things stored
will keep cool, but will not freeze. In
the summer, the refrigerator is placed
in the store room.
At the other end Of the kitchen is n
door leading TO a screened porch With
in easy reach of this door, ON tho porch,
is ventilated closet. where the
brooms, ''dustless dusters,'' mops and
scrubbing rags are kept. The storing
places arc arranged with the idea of
the sequence With which the articles
they contain VIII be used
Mrs. Widtsoc saws that she has
counted the saving Of steps since she
has built her new kitchen and she has
found that she can now get three meals
with the same number Of steps she
used TO take TO prepare ono meal.
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South Jordan; Mrs. Fred G. Scholcs,
Mrs. w. l., Quayle, Mrs. Joseph Quin-
.ney, Logan, aud Mrs. w. Il. Traughbcr,
Salt Lake.
Mrs. Widtsoe asked the members Of
the conference, whom she entertained
what had impressed them most III the
cooking classes. they were attending,
The majority agreed that the scientific
reason given for methods which the
members of the classes had always en-
ployed in cooking were the most inter
cstiug part of the lessons. Each nd
mittcd too that she had also got new
cooking and housekeeping ideas.
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ALCOHOLIC cuRs
T1r KELLEY CURE

THE KELLEY CURE
We give positive and nd oyss
Gu snEe Ses lot There "l is no publicity yris
la their own homes INSTITUTE
THE KEELEf Nssl~
3&4 w. So. Temple -
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ELaECTA : CHapfp,
s. Order Ewt.,,
Slated mee,iH-,
Tuesday oi AK .
Masonic temrs !
Second Eas, s,a
South. V!s!, ,.sr -
cordially inv,;.s -
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UTAH CHAPTER NO. l.Rt
stated convocation second W,i,..
In each month at Masonic h,IL
Second East and First SourI I,
Companions cordially Invited q
Breckon. II. P, Moses C. phIga
retarY.
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Ell kALAH TEMPLE
tempIc .'@r cori,, sessions held Cd A. ,o.NS
fis south, the Se'HgT Ihini Second S East a. j.
Yi'" tend IA SSr1pI@urrn,inE rp@s nobIes' INys,,
J. NJ. Marriaith Ma!Pfs II il, Brown. ii. ninI''I;a q
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sEoRE9 soc1sr,':

NJ NniSIoNlC inIlC NoTlcENN-S'~.-
IoaSee, No. :. viii hMr. hollr Nh,
niontniy meeting to,no.Id moId its t
evening AZ 1880 o'clooE. Ma
member. atendailcs AZ
CHRISTOPHER nri,,,
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LYNps cHAp7
~. orde- Esansl,.Ia1
Masonic isn,sis ssIsm
meetings a,m &
mcrnn,.mI ra.n month NJ
eordIsi rtdHISi'S wsis1Sl,m M.l I'd
Jennie y; Rts''Is; Z. sss;v,l
sn-,M W; ~: NEil'fi5
SPENCER. St-r.s,. +,,s
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DRESSMAKING.

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faShloNABLE bRESSMA kF.E FROM
philadelphia TeTuis reasonable "a
Srd aNg "A.
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M!:zeAH !: o cHAprp
g. . Order Eas;.;,s'' i
Monday of s.,r.
Masonic tem5i,s mss >
Secori East 80
senth Visiting -
cordially IrvI,ss
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Independent Order o. Odd !sls>
JORDAN LODGE NO J. l. O. al
Meets every Monday night al | o.
temple. Visitors invited. c. " fnl
y. c.: W. 7, Hopkins. Sesrlyl
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" ASATCH LODGE M
Masonic temple, ceinc. 0. Ed
Second East. 2esnia,. Ems, Go.,.,
Friday OF each meet!aas :.
sister lodges and so,nw.,,h. ,,h. Msn.s,'
daily invited. T.. 8, 0II.ains I..ins eren,e
a. j. Lowe. secre;arHH HHsS'nerweo4 n
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I. O. o. F. TEMPLE DIRECfaU
Subordinate lOogeS me-. as 'siIsl|
Salt Lake lodge No. .. Fhdu.
Enterprise lodge No. Il. Tutsa.|
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rcr iLCENA MAt.H'n. n
ES IELIA HALL. Secre.,-- "
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UTAH CAMP. NO. Sss. "; r.
Wednesday evening. ; Y.
S. W. Temple. Visiting neis1sv
come. Z. J. Left. Consul s.
Clerk
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ipgs doSSa
Il, J, SMITH. DENTIST, OF MURRAY.
Lake. a2sai
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MIRIAM PEBEKAH LODGE d
first and third Saturday sys.sx
each month al !. o. o. 2. tempa
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NT; VT MHGRIAE LODGE IA -
M M,NiMasonlo as;. hal, second ~, NJ, !, =. B
jtonsn' Iss st ,{neE foIneE First SoT;5 S aoss,s
EasT 5oiirnir MeTn IN oSts OF sistes IosaaSa aSa
yyual" yItad r. mSm9ers N in scpa aYrss g, q
bier : D,eS, e. s; cY.eSrsley, ". 49, u =;
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NAOMI REBEkAH LODGE y
meets every second and f0urlh Z
day evenings Of each month al ~
lows temple. Market street.