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vaults in the event that the premises are not required by law to be con- nected with the public sewer.
 Sec. Il. Any person who shall vi olate, or fall to comply with, any Of the provisions of this Ordinance. shah be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by fine in a sum not exceed ing one hundred (Sl00) dollars or by imprisonment not to exceed thirty days, or by beth such fine and impris- cnment.
 Sec. 12. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force after it's pas sage and due publication as by law provided.
 Passed and adopted by the Common Council of the City of Bisbee, Arizona, this 4th day of Feby., 1913.
 Approved by the Mayor this 4th day of Feby., 1913.
 JOHN s. WILLIAMS. Mayor. Attest: NJ. L. BUTLER, City Clerk.
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COUNTY DIVISION.

Arizona legislatures in the past nave devoted no more time to any one sub feet than to that Of county division at every succeeding session bills have been presented for creating new coun' ties in one part Of the state or az ether. In every lesisIa-ure space Co eh.se county vas created there has been an attempt made to divide Co ch.se county.
 X bitter fight raged for years II vasapai cou0.y over the proposition to create Coconino coua,y. The san'
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SURPLUS HELP.

5f tbe lower house has employed
 ,,v number of clerks which are not required to carry on the business or fine session the list should be promptly cut to the requirements. This thing o' pIaeing a horde of legislative clerks and employees on the pay roll simply tocause they have been good political workers has been the custom in ATT .oua and iotRSr sstates in the past
 b6t it has no place in an economies ea 'i and business administration such as as promised tie people Of Arizona when the present legislature was elected. The rule has no ooubt oeei followed in the present legislature a'
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For 30 years Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been the standard remedy for fe- male ills. No sick with womans ailments does justice herself if she does not try this fa- nous medicine made from roots and herbs, 1t has restored so many suffering womento health. zxsH~s-write to LYDIA EPINKHAM MEDICINECO.
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IS trde of the struggles for santa Cruz Navajo and Greenlee counties. These fights in the legislature have at times engeRdered very bitter feelipgs and turned neighbor against neighbor.
 Now comes before the legislature a sensible suggestion. one proposing a law under which counties may be di- 'ided on the initiative by the people themselves whenever they deem coun- ty division advisable.
 The proposed law would provide for elections on petition and that at these county division elections 70 per cent of the vote in the proposed new county and 30 per cent of the vote in the remaining county would be re quired to cut county into two pieces. It might be advisable to raise the re quired percentage vote in the remain ing county. but some such law as thIs would be advisable. In this way county division would be decided by the people interested and not by leg isiatiye numbers who could not 1ears of true conditions or necessities.
 No other Arizona newspaper hai given more news lconceruiug tRsiup j rising and succeeding battles in tn I City of Mexico this week than thu
 Review. Our news service has prove'
 to be signally correct. The Review extras and its regular editions hav' been eagerly sought
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ORDINANCE NO ts4.

ORDINANCE NO ts4. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE COLLECTION AND DIS PoSAL OF GARBAGE AND REFUSE AND DEFINING
 CERTAIN PUBLIC
 NUlSANCES
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What do convince you that you positively find perfect health and relief from your suffering by using Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compounda All the world knows of the wonderful which have been made by Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound, yet do yet realize that all that is claimed for is true
 If suffering women could be made to believe that this grand old medicine will do all that is claimed for it. how quickly their suffering would endl 70
 Wehave published in the newspapers of the United States more genuine testimonial letters than have been pub shed in the interest of any other medicine for women in the world-and every year publish many estimo- nias all genuine and true.
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DISTRESS A5oUNDs THROUGHOUT MEXICO.

THROUGHOUT MEXICO.
 For months l lied io ule United States government by informing he state department that the Mexic9E revolution was a tri ial affair, and would be o,Sr in six vt,e&s. You, gen tlemen. know it will ne'5er end so long as Francisco Ma6ero remains presi- dent" These are the words of senor Don Manuel Calero. recently Mexico s ambassador at Washington, and now member of the Mexican senate. They were delivered few days ago in a speoh at the Mexican capital.
 Less than a week passed after Senor Calero uttered the confession and belief when the uprising occurred in the City Of Mexico as fulfillment of his assertion that peace was not in sight in Mexico.
 We believe that now ths sentiment is general both in Mexico and in thls country that there is little hope or peace in Mexico so long as Madero remains at the head of tEe govern ment. as stated by Calero. Madero has lost the confidence of the people at home and abroad not perhaps in his honest desire to promote the welfare of Mexico. but in his ability to handle the situation. He has been so diiatory in his efforts to put down the Orozco revolution until now dissatisfaction if not open revolt, is found in every part of the country.
 It must now be apparent to all classes in Mexico that a big mistake was made when the Diaz government was overthrown and Don PorfiriC was driven from the country. Since the Madero revolution started ther' has been no remaining stability Il that country. Diaz was al the head O a government dominated by one maj if is true. but under his stern ant guiding hand the country advanced industry was created, railroads wer' constructed and the general prospeII tv of the country vas such that 1t at tracted the attention of the world.
 Btadero not having the confidence O bis people cannot succeed in goverT ing them. He is helpless, because h does not know whom he may trust his pretended friend and supporte of today may be leading revolt t' morrow. lie is displaying more steri ness of character and determinatio during the present war in the cit
 
 where he is under the very guns his enemies than he has shown inc past. but few believe that b triumph over Felix Diaz would se'l fbe regulation in Mexico. On the otht hand there is a belief that if Di' qains the day now in the city the pei pls of Mexico would flock to his su ro,t and be eager for any change th' could not possibly bring worse co ditior than that which has preYaiit since Madero reached the president chair.
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LOOK FUR GOOD
 THINGS IN MEXICO

R. l.. O'Neill. formerly prominent ly identified with banking at Cananea, where he founded a very successful institution, but now engagcd in busi- hess at Fl Paso, was at the Copper for brief visit
 The trouble in MeXico,' said Mir. O'NeilI, has caused some falling of iU general business activities in Fl Paso, but we have had so great aL increase in business comiR gto us as the center of prosperous Arizona, New Mexico and Texas territory that we have really felt the decline from the other side. l believe, however, that it is now a matter of but shorJ time until one way ranother matters Till he so adjusted in Mexico tha. the country will speedily enjoy great CT activity and prosperity than ever.
 With MT. O'Neill last night was ]. Gmahling, shelter expert with the Greene Cananea, and Mir. Nc AllisteI connected with the accounting depart ment of the company. who goes t. Cananea this morning to be welded tomorrow to Miss Ella Mccormick. q we'll known and popular young iady of that city.
 Absolutely no trouble at Cansnea and none coming" said Mr. Gmhh | ling. We are too busy making cop DIT. With the balance of Mexico the people of Cananea will nevertheless rejoice in the prospects for general peace which the news tonight fore ment if such intervention should Oc- CUT
 Believing as I do that there is no bfear of an uprising in any event against Americans and that this let ter may be of interest to your read CTS, l am
 Yours truly,
 ]. s. DOUGLAS.
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Read What These Women Say!

Bluffton, Ohio. -"I wish to thank you for the good I derived from Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound sometime ago. l suffered each month such agony that 1 could scarcely endure, and after taking three bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Con- pound I was entirely cured.
 "Then had an attacko of organic inflammation and took Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and 1 am cured. 1 thank you for what your remedies have done for me and should anything bother me again, shall use it again, for I have great faith in your reme- dies. You may use my testimo- nial and welcome. 1 tell every
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one what your remedies have done for me. .n-Mrs RHoDA WIN GATE, Box 395, Bluffton, Ohio.
 Ff
 Pentwater, Mich.-"A year ago was very weak and the doctor said I had a serious displacement. had backache and bearing down pains so bad that I could not sit in chair or walk across the floor and 1 was in severe pain all the time. felt discouraged as 1 had taken everything l could think of and was no better. I began talk ing Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound and now l am strong and healthy."-Mrs. ALICE DARLING, R. F. D. No. ?, Box 77, Pentwater, Mich.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-20
surprise Party
For Joe Ross

Joe Ross was given a very pleas
ant surprise on Thursday evening at
his home. 1908 Harrison street
when a number OF his friends gath
cred az his home and wore entertain
et In his honor 81 Wilfred Oman and
Sam Montgomery. The evening was
spent dancing and an unusually hap.
py evening was enjoyed by the
young people During the evening
the hosts served their guests ice
cream aud waters
The Ross family leave about June
first for California aud Joe ha,
has made many friends among the
youncr set who regret his depar-
turc.
Those present were Misses In.
ellie Copeland. Violet kendrick. Lit.
"a BAN. Della Patterson. Iris Kirk,
Article Bright Edith Sellars. Ger.
trude Lowndes. Pauline pittman and
Winnie Condor, Messrs Wilfred hi.
nan. Sam Montgomery, Chester Rice
Felix Phillips. Harmon Bartlett. ROY
SoVder. Bin Royce. Tom White. Ne.
Alister, Bartlett Murphy.
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,cension Day? What is the Bridge of
Sighs?- Mrs. Lemons.
Describe St Marks Cathedral.
Bronze Horses. What occupies the
most prominent position In the
church p Mrs. Nugent.
Give description OF St Mark
Square. What does one find here
on summer evenings?-Mrs. Zim.
mormanl
Tell about the pigeons found in
this square. Why should Venice
guard these birds?--Mrs. Downing.
What time OF year should Venice
be visited? Describe pleasures OF
riding In a gondola. What is the most
charming characterize OF the city? -
Mrs Ross.
II unable to be present, please
phone hostess or leader.
Mrs. W. r. Gronedycke, Leader
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Colds. Weak upRs.
Coughs. Weak Tbroats.
f Ssssfs
Sold for 30 years.
Ash Your Doctor. -
Az OPPORTUNITY ron

An OpPORTI NIFTY EOR health
happiness and competence, $4,000
acres of sunny Southern Missouri
land To BE- offered for sale under
the contract plan OF sale 20 %. divide
cd into 5000 units aud each unit
will consist oI tract 0. lauI from
DO 90 CSC acres. three town lots and
300 shares OF preferred cooperative
orchard company stock for on.
$500 The different tracts aud lots
will De- selected aud placed together
in units OF as nearly equal value as
possible. $40 cash and $40 mo Co.,
D.. no interest. ro taxes. uo COM
mission. uo charge of ans kind
Munger Securities Company CAPT.
tai fully paid Sa2a.oo0.on Kansas
CITY No. Secure al nale mm-
phlet from % d. Rogers General
Agent Amarillo. Texas Ems HU.H.
auau. Ru -t- can sunday ur tuy
time IusUIus uh-He.uis Vrt.H
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tfiNfhht~
Mr.. and Mrs. IT, G. Sharplcss will
, chaperone the next entertainment.
MIR and Mrs. G.. l.. Melton left
Sunday for Galveston, Houston aud
Wichita. Kan. TO be gone about %
days visiting relatives and friends
Mrs Chas. v Kirkpatrick and son,
/ Charles and Misses May Carroll and
Nottie Walden left Saturday evening
for Ennis. Texas where they will
visit in the home Of Mrs. Kirkpat-
rick's and Miss CAROLS parents. AZ
ter few days visit In Ennis, Miss
Walden will go 10 her home In Prem
tiss. Miss. where she will spend lao
summer with the mother.
Mrs Thomas Lockwood left Sat
urday morning for Lorenzo and Ia
hoka. wher she viii visit her sons
before going to her home In Snyder
She has been guest for the past
month iu the home of her daughter
Mrs A. NJ Cornelius, 7O5 Harrison
lstroet
Mrs l.. 7. Wilson aud little daugh.
ter. Grace left last evening fol
Whitosboro They will spend the
summer ia Fort Worth, Dallas and
Cleburne and viii visit IN Oklahoma
before their return home.
Misses Gladys Denny and Willie
May Thompson OF Locust. Teass are
visiting Misses Genebeth aud Alene
Wulborn at their home. 1909 Tyler
street
Mr. aud Mrs Eugene Early OF Wa.
co. arrived Saturday for visit with
their son and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs Allen Early. l7l2 Polk street
Mrs George J Nunn and daughter
Elizabeth, returned Saturday from q
months visit IN Stophenyillo.
4. $. Tugwell returned Saturday
from Dallas. where he went last
week with Mrs. Tugwell and littl'
Margaret, who remained In Dallas
koEau extended visit.
VSamucl Sullonborgcr returned Il
fNOsbyton the latter part OF IN,
week with his father. 5. + Sullen
berger. who was IN Amarillo to at
tend the High School Commence
mout exercises
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Anthony lef
last evening for six weeks Wei
on their brother ranch ia Sherman
county
Mis- Ressie Rouudtree OF Clayton
Is ". is the guest Of Miss Leota Cal
lahan. SOC Fillmore street.
Mrs IS. George Of lo02 Buchan
an street is reported as being some
what improved after a serious IN
ness.
SIR and Mrs Kimhle OF sherman
ARE guests of their son and daughter
Mr. and Mrs George Kimble AT SO.
Ivan Buren, street. for the summer
Mr. and Mrs " q Milburn. o
l170l Fillmore. returned Saturda.
from Central and South Texas
where they spent the winter. an,
viii nov BE- A. home in Amarillo.
Miss Emma Tulloss left last even
iuF 20 visit friends b. Dallas aud wil
visit her sister. Mrs j c. Fowler 81
lTshomingo. Okla. before returning
NJ a. Works returned Saiurda.
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little distance like an Irregular cord
or braid. Others are flat and larger
than silver quarter Buttons of
several different sizes hut OF the
same material and shape are used on
the same dress. On white waits or
dresses. trimmed with color. crystal
buttons with a rim OF the same color
are sewed on with silk TO match
The ways In which coior Is COM
bined with white in waists and lin
gerie frocks are endless and gener-
ally most attractive Cheruit Ia to
be thanked for giving us the flesh
colored net lining OF transparent
waits. This faint undertone or
rose is very alluring one finds IL
not only In the thin waists but a'so
in wraps and blouses cd exceedingly
white satin.
The fancy for fastening some OF
the trimmings to the lining bodice.
where they show through the outer
bodice of net or chiffon lace, Is firm
! ly rooted one lovely bodice OF
white finely ploated chiffon shows a
band of cerise ribbon drawn across
the back. under the arms, across IN
front and emerging To tie In loose
bow on the chest. Similarly. ribbon
Is bound about the elbow under the
chiffon, on the thick silk under bod
ice and energies to tie In a bow on
each sleeve.
Brocaded etamine Is combined
with plain eponge In many interest
ing ways one summer frock shows
a skirt OF white epongc. banded ~
the bottom with yellow and white
hrocadod etamine she bodice cut
with peplum, is made of the eta
mine and opens over vest at whit,
net with plated lrills running from
the wais To round the neck The
lgidle Is OF folded ribbon In violet
yellow and dun blue colors harmoni
ously blended ana soltened
Wash silk petticoats are a usefu
addition TO any wardrobe, be n lin
tied or not They are made of some
: what heavy silk. SILK and cotton
iso-called tub silk, Is almost as dur
able as heavy all-silk material anl
Is more durable for petticoats a
, least. than cheap all silk The pet
ticoats are made ia striped patterns
] with scant bias flounces az th'
, bottom They can be worn with an.
light street costume one of VIC
q let aud white in narrow stripes coull
n be worn with tan, green or violc
O. outside skirts, one OF tan and whit
would find many uses, and more de
, cidcd colors would ac usclul 20 wcu
a with a few frocks
p White silk stocking. laced wit
d black silk cords from the iusirp {
20 the knee az the outside OF the le
are worn over foundation stockur
X of bright color green corisc or bin
/, Tho colorcd stocking. are worn r
q match the accessories off The Whit
i warm weather costume pardsul, bell
!. Handkerchief and hat aud gov
}, Itrimmiug. and are worn with Whit
Z shoes
r Now that black aud white comb
' nations are said 10 be- out OF dat
black Is used in startling contra.
j. Co some of the bright colors +
y vogue 4 parasol of black satin
. broadly banded with ,oriso and
u purple parasol Is edged sitb dee
p scallopcd black band of NRtergd sll
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ylr. and Mrs Petty Given
Surprise Party

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ponder EN-
tertained a number OF the friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs J. ", Petty, who leave
soon for Wichita. Kan. to make
their future home, with a party on
Friday evening at their home. 1912
Harrison street. and the party was
a complete surprise for Mr.. and Mrs.
Petty. The guests arrived quietly az
the Ponder home and then the host
and hostess phoned Mr.. and Mrs
Petty to come over for a few games
OF forty-two. when they found the
house filled with guests they realiz-
ed the intention OF their unassum.
ing invitation.
The color scheme OF yellow and
white was carried out in the decora
tions throughout the home. and was
arranged with margucrites ant
ferns. On the dining table the
pinch bowl was placed in bed oi
marguerites and ferns. aud deliciou,
punch was served all the evening
After the games OF brick ice cream
and sherbet and white cake with
yellow icing was served
An attractive souvenier book wal
made for the guests Of honor. pos
cards of buildings OF Amarillo wer,
given each guest and they wrote ;
friendship verse on II, these card
were tied with the Amarillo color
yellow and black making yer!
much appreciated gift for MIR. an,
! Mrs. Petty who have lived In ANA
rillo for several years and have seei
many of these buildings erected.
Those present were: Mr.. an,
Mrs. j. " Petty. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il
Ponder. MIR. and Mrs A. j. Thomp
son, Mr.. and Mrs G c Holland. NJ
and Mrs. ]. j Service. Mr.. and Mrs
~, Il. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. j. O. Hol
land, Mrs j r. Montgomery, Mrs J.
Scott and " p. Hopkins.
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sto,l,lard Glass No. ..


Stoddard Glass No. will meet
Friday. May % with Mrs ". "a.
Lemons. 1905 Pierce street.
Answer roll call with current
events
Lesson Venice.
Give location OF Venice. also It's
area and population. What effect
has time had on the city? Who
were Titan and Tinioretto2 What
can YOU say OF the railway stations? ?
RMS. Houser.
What first surprises one In Ven
ice? What question naturally fol-
lows this surprise? What is the an
swer to this question! Wow were
these exiles rewarded for their cour-
age?-Miss Stubs.
Describe the Grand Canal. Also
Palaces along the canal What was
The Book OF Gold?"-M Mrs. Holland
Give full description OF The
Bridge OF the Rialto" What is best
time OF day TO view the city's splen.
doris? Why is Venice the City OF
Silence? ~ Mrs Neaic
Give description OF scene at night
upon these liquid streets Contrast
past and present scenes upon which
their shadows have fallen Mrs. III.
lison.
Describe fully the exterior OF the
Ducal Palace. Who We're the Doges
Mention well curbs and Giant Stair
case Mrs. Ball
Describe interior OF Palace. Give
origin OF word gazette What an
Client custom was observed upon As
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Party NJ The
". VI. Rice Home

Mrs. W. NJ. Rice and Mrs. o. W.
Smith entertained party OF their
friends with forty-two on Friday ev-
sning at Mrs. Rice's home. 1909 lIar-
rison street. The decorations were
daisies. and after an interesting
round OF games the guests were ser
we'd nut ice cream and cake.
The guest list included: Or. and
Mrs. | Rasco. DR. and Mrs. X. $.
Killough, DR.. and Mrs. S. 7. Vinyard
Mr.. and Mrs. J T Green. MIR and
Mrs W. A. Rice, MIR and Mrs. O. II,
Coulter, Mr. and Mrs. VIII Curtis. MIR
and Mrs. ! h. Kerr, MIR. and Mrs. j
l. Richardson aud Messrs S. H. Fish
Satterwhite.
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Announcements

The Needle Club will meet this
afternoon with Mrs 4. ID. Jackson.
l1O4 Harrison street.
The y. T. c. will be entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. J. T..
Montgomery. l2OS Buchanan street.
The Macabees will meet At 3
O'Clock this afternoon at their hall
In the ". O. W. Hall
\ social tea will be given this
evening by the Eastern Stars at the
home of Mr.. and AIRS. w T. Wizard,
1900 Buchanan street. from to / /
O'Clock
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WHO DOES NOT CO"k WITH
GASI TINS CITY "

The families who DO not enjoy gas
for cooking are divided into two
classes.
FIRST Those who cling 90 the
dangerous aud unsatisfactory gaso-
line stove
SECOND Those who have the
wrong idea. that cooking with gas is
expensive.
II tho genuine peril of the gaso.
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Belle Bennett
Missionary Program

The Belle Bennett Missionary So
ciety OF the Polk Street Methodist
church will meet in the church par
lors Wednesday afternoon and the
following missionary program will
ne rendered:
Song.
Bible lesson. John l7--Mrs. Goul-
dy.
Koreans and Japnese In their
own country Mrs. Chenoweth.
Influence OF Americans upon ORR
entails In our Influence OF
Oriental Religion upon Americans
Mrs. kimhle.
Song.
Prayer
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line stove was realized not one would
be- left iu Amarillo today.
Investigation of the facts would
prove TO Glass SO. that they are
dcpriving themselves OF economy
and comfort without good cause.
Get q gas range now.
Advertisement
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licensed to We'd

Marriage license was issued Satur-
day night hy County Clerk Murlow,
TO Elmo T. Green and Mrs. Maude
! Rcubison
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from SratIu where b. delivered
the bacD.a.ite address 90 The
graduating IS at that place and
goes today PlainyieW where ho
viii deliver address AZ The close
az the u.su Conference OF the
.yethodisf q, h tonight
" s. ~ Ni n. general rolioOiiu-
agent for Case Threshiue STA.
chine C1mH has gone 20 Racine
Wis. tu attend the annual meet.us
OF the company.
Charles s. Fisk has returned ~
Amarillo guu Fort Worth and nai.
JAS. acl0ur "a by drs Fisk Mrs
RAY Wbsa'i'. and Miss Elizabeth
Jane Wh,8'.. who visited relatives
iu sherman foo. several Veoks
Mrs 90 vs. Schriber. son and
dauehtsr Holt and Evelyn lc1 yes-
terda, for Fort Worth to visit friends
and later $50 TO Honeysrosc and
Gainesville They win be- gone about
Sis weeks.
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The Partisan Dance Club scored a
splendid success In its third Monday
night dance which was largely at
tended by enthusiastic members and
Encsts.