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The Washington times., 1914-03-23
BINGLES AND BUNTS
The Bush Leaguer's Dream.
By GRANnLAND RICE.

The dreaming where the beamng,
With tie perspiration streaming down his neck;
And he his big league fancies a wreck;
His had been erratic and he heard mad fanatic
Yell in far from estate, "Chase that cheese!"
a vision that all to the SYsian,
he spoke with much decision words like these:
CHORUS
If ] only had the footwork of Bill Bryan,
If I had his reach in spearing kale,
If l could make play with it
Could boot and get with it
Like New York politicians out of jail
Il only had a batting like Teddy.
I'd diamond daisy and I'd set the beachers
And wouldn't be here playing for my health.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
.MINCE PIE
A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING;
By BUGS" BAER.

Mexicans demand intervention
from the United States. The ruth
less slaughter of innocent Washing
ton bowlers in Brockton is appaliin.
the entire uncivilized world.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
Pen Shot of the Golf Germ.

Standing with reluctant Ieet
Where the spring and winter meet
On the one side cheering dole
OF III" welcome nineteenth hole
ON the other. wild and free,
Warnings for a perfect three.
There's no reason why Joe " COD
huuldnt p.' iii iirst-ClasS shape ~ lhe
middle of Npril Lifting an appendix
rom the human frame is no longer ~
q. 'huical operation. Some years ago
Gus Dundon, the veteran. who had
been traded TO New Orleans, had his
appendix cNictcd on the LIST day of
April The Southern LcaSu" season
opened on the l2th Of the same m"nth.
and Gus was on the job 1T second.
Besides, we miss Joe. The soothing
murmur of that inceSsant phrase,
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Yankees Hit Hard.

BEAUMONT, Tex. March S-By
slammins the ball on the nose, the
Yankees regulars defeated Beaumont
yesterday. u TO g.
The score r. VI. E.
Yankees ......... 90 UD ssi-l4 Is q
Beaumont ........ go Ole 600 D ;
Hatteries-Y Yankees, Fisher. Caldwell.
Ana 0osestt; Beaumont. Brandt TaS,
- Boho. Beta
The Washington times., 1914-03-23

Wrestlers in New York struggled five
hours. Result was tie, 50 only the
spectators were defeated.
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In a Three-Club League.

Contrary to reports, this Is not Mr..
e. p. Taft's first venture in directing q
ball club.
In the late Presidential League race he
managed and directed Brother William
H., finishing as high up as third place.
Murphy bought the Cubs in 1906 Tor
$lG6, 90. and eIsnt years later. win
strong competition suddenly sprinSIns;
up. Taft refuses S710,0JS for the same
property. Yet the kaie to be acquired
from baseball franchise, as We are led
to understand. is limiteA. Which re-
minds us that we'd like to be limit II
u met increase of s65i,oo0 III the EeNt
eight Seasons.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
Pound Falkenburg.

WICHITA FALLS. Tex. March "a
the Kansas City Federal League team
defeated tn" Indianapolis team, OF the
Sam' league. here YESTERDAY IL to 6.
Fall;cnburg and Muiin allowed total
of twenty hits Score:
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seeing. She plans to remain here un-
til October.
While batting averages for FIVE games
are not calculated to show anything in
particular, II might be Interesting TO
The Washington times., 1914-03-23

The height of lavishness hay,
ing a chauffeur for cycle car.
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Suggesting a Few Apt Smiles

Can go and get 'em in any direction;
covers ground like another Bryan
Stands up at bat like Villa; is great
on the hit-and-run."
Not much of q hitter, but looks Ike
President when it comes to waiting EN-
out
The Washington times., 1914-03-23

Knocking Wood doesn't buzz around
the circuit as II used in the good old
days before Joseph was stricken and
carted away.
AS outlined In the dope, of which you
are entitled to believe as exactly a.
much as you care to. Speaker drew
down 5000 last year. He batted
around $50. If ne is TO get $1,000 this
season, his only chance to furnish his
employers an even break will be to as
sault the missile at 10 clip-which
ought to keep him fairly busy.
A Matter of Worth.
Which brings in an epistle from E. ].
T., of Atlantic. Mass, He writes in to
suggest that if Ty Cobb and Iris
Speaker are getting between $1,000 and
$4,000 a year that Walter johnson ought
to be getting twice this much. Per
sonally," he writes, Il think johnson il
worth whole team of Cobbs and
Speakers and l am saying this in the
face of the fact that l am a rabid Red
SoN fan. johnson is of much mora
value TO \ club in forty-five games than
Cobb and Speaker arc in 1S4. Am
right or wrong?'
If VIC had the pick of any one man i'll
baseball we'd take johnson. We put the
same query to six big league managers
last year and four of them said the
same thing without pause. Cobb or
Speaker will figure at bat about 500
times season But Johnson faces
Loo batsmcn in the course of a season
of fOrty-five games. We'd rather have
Johnson facing 1.s00 opposing batsmen
than Cobb or Speaker or jackson facinS
opposing pitchers only 500 times.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
M'BR|DE WILL PLAY
N HILLTOP BATTLE
Trainer Martin Says Dandy
Captain Is Recovering Rap
idly From Groin Injury. !
GRIFFMEN HOLD PRACTICE
Old Fox Has Athletes Working
Against Pitchers For Two
Hours at Ball Park.
GRIFFMEN HOLD PRACTICE
GRIFFMEN'S WEEK

Today-Practice, $3.50 and 2:30.
Tomorrow-Practice, $50 and
2:3O.
Wednesday-Georgctown, 8 2. m.
Thursday-Phillies, 3 p. m.
Friday-Philhes, 8 y. M.
Saturday-Phillies, 3 p. m.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
TV Cobb in Form.

MOBILE. Ala. March %S.-ln spite of
a man.: for getting put out az third and
home that seriously intcrferet with The
slipped beating over on Mobile BY q
. to ] count. Tho game was of the
snappy sort. with everybody hitting the
ball and the pitchers leaving IL to the
iieldcrs. Ty Cobb got two doubles and
a sacrifice fly in four times up.
The score: X. ii. t.
DctrCtt.. 0nO 90 Wl-2 6 O
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
Outhit, Cubs Land Game.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 23.-MemphiS
Of the Southern League outhit the Chi
caSe Nationals yesterday. but Chicago
hits were timely, and they won to I.
The score: i. II. l..
thicaS go. ............. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ;
Al
The Washington times., 1914-03-23

l;atteries--chcncy. Vaughan and Arch
er, Bresnahan: Smith, Harrcl, Steel.
and Sctlci GibboncS
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There was quite a crowd out, and the
principal interest Of the morning stunts
was centered in the performance of
Walter Johnson. Swift warmed up
with Ainsniith, and the opinion Of the
experts and almost-experts in the
stands was that Johnson is even Tow
ready for the opening game.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23

Battcries-Harris, Packard. Hcnning
or, and Easteriy: Falkenburg. Muilin
and Rariden, Warren
The Washington times., 1914-03-23

IL the weather is fair on Wednesday
the Nationals VIII blossom forth in their
1914 uniforms. which have been delivered
by Charley King.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23

Griffith plans to have regular games
between split squads both tomorrow
morning and tomorrow afternoon
The Washington times., 1914-03-23

Jack Ryan returned to Charlottesville
this morning, leaving the regular trio to
do all the catching in the practice Pc
RODS
The Washington times., 1914-03-23

Besides, we miss Joe. The soothing
rnurmIr of that inceSsant phrase,
The Washington times., 1914-03-23

Central may find itself up against .
tough proposition in getting a capabh
team from the list of elisibles. Severs
players. including Cox, dependabb
pitcher, are reported as falling unde
only school capable OF maintaining
tine scholarship standing among tn
othfa.aE
The Washington times., 1914-03-23

Knocking Wood doesn't buzz around
the circuit as II used in the good old
days before Joseph was stricken and
carted away.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-31
WEEK Or PRAYER
All People urged - Observe "
Unon Services Each Evening

All People urged to observe n
unon Services Each Evening
has been decided that the
churches Of Watertown 80 together
ir observing the week OF prayer,
which is tho first week In January
B Plans have been made for union
prayer meetings each evening of the
week, beginning with Sunday even
Ing, Sunday evening all churches
are requested to close their eervicea
promptly III B 80 ana to meet at the
CongreEati church for d service
of song and pratses and pTayer II
IS hoped all will come that the spirit
of God may be ssi " III blessing
and power.
Then II ~ further p1anned that the
people of all ehunch ches. and people n
no church who feel moved ~ the
spirft to ccme, meet af the Rresby-
teri&n church dond day Tuesday and
vSdnesday eventn nEe AZ The
tiaerne Df these exesl y VIII ~ ID.
|diyidHal CDnsecratt Hon
on the evening of rhuSxday Frt.
d&x 4nd Saturday 4ll III met off the
|n6f ftfS "a 4 d ~ the iez church
lxt (lsS sanse hoaf ::sl. Tho leSae
81 s6eee threo xel1ine9s ~ efs
G0n1l EvAnS
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-31
CAUGHT W ARES

Rev III Christ Yes,
that was q very High class of enter
tainment which thss ubarlin Giee Club
gave us at the G0ugTnga ti0nal church
Monday evening We had a very
3grtifyinH house, too but, yo,i knsw,
the expense aof SpscuFing such d large
number of est sners is very great
II takes some money merely to
pap the railroad fares froln place I'd
place, SO that our measure on fnaia-
scial profit Is onlewhat limited But
our choir is satisfied with its rHls4.
lively small profits because OF the
high class Of entertainment furnish
cd r.
John Jutting: Il was much inter
ested In the article appearing In the
Saturday News last week by Mr.. Dnn
Livingston, concerning the consClida'
stion or merging Of Hamlin and Cod
ington, under the name Of Hanalin
county. 4 live In Harnifn county and
have lived there for upwards of ten
years.. believe that Mr. Efvingstnn
is right In his conclusion TINT q
merging of the town counties would
be along the line OF sound business
policy. So far as my knowledge goet
the most sof my neighbors In Hamlir
county feel pretty much the same
about this matter as + feel, and AL
Mr. livingston 80 clearly expresses
himself. We feel that both counties
would reapa benefits from the consoli
dation. Down in our county we arr
going to vote on the proposition tx
tissue 10000 in bonds FOR the purpose
tof building a court house and proyid
I ing the necessary equipment for pro
ltecting and preserving the count,
archives. 1t has occurred to me tha'
Lit would be much better for us ant
also for Codington county, but espec
| tally for Ham1in county people, IL we
could merge the two counties bacl
4 into one. as they once were. Whai
the sentiment may be in other por
tions of Hanlin county I do not know
but have heard some residents o
other sections express thenselye,
along the same lines Indicated by me
IIt appeals to me as being the part .
/ wisdom for our people first to vot,
down the bonding proposit ion, AM
\ then to take up this matter of con
| solidation don see why / shoiIlt
not 60 through. II certainly Wouls
isif we could lay aside all other con
siderations save that of the future
financial welfare OF ourselves and oul
! posterity y
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-31

the curtain falls on the last scene
Bof the evening each seat holder feels
that he has had his moneys s worth
and that's the badge Of success In
any entertainment.
And the specialties, too, are high
class and ID keeping with the com.
panyss reputation In addition TO
Sthe Robbins themselves, who always
please and whose appearance in that
capacity invariably results Ia repeat
ed encores, Miss Barr and Mr. Jack
son, id street yernacular, are also d
pair Of crackerjacks in their special
/ ties.
A recent acquisition, Joining the
company only the middle Of this
week, are Mr. and Mrs. Walt VIII.
liams, who do monologues. Mrs VIII
liams Is a soprano soloist Of superior
merit
!s Tomorrow afternoon lew Years
( day there will be matinee, when
THE Baby win be presented, with
Bessie Robbins fl the title role n
the evening the company will present
The Heart 0f d Ti1ief. 81 Hhich ts pre-
|sented nthe west ff0r the first time.
at fs recent New Cfk product ION;
having been ont hut nix pf seven
weeks and Is said TO be repIete with
Hing scene1.
Saturday AFTERNOON The Political
gBosS Viii be psaf on, the enGaEe
mem elosine ~ lse ey4nlng Win
Gonvlct's Swe
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-31

The Turned Type and Advert
Popular Enntest, was brought to A
close Tuesday evening as had been
planned There was r0nsid deTRble In.
'terest among our readers, but the
votes being SO evenly divided among
All of the adverfi fisers, none reesivedS
hat would appear on yths tace Of ~ ~
to be a large vote
The John Moosiie Drys Goods cos2
He'd with 1gE votes. the Oi6ens1 .ees
received second place, viii the COY
i Home and Chass ~ Hal fbkAt tied tor
third place. with al OF the other adj
syertisars close behind Conside ring
{ the fact that a. firat place counted Is
points, 4 second place 40 and q third
S, the vote, VIII ne not apparently
large, represents q good represents
tive portion Of News readers.
Is,asmuch as Mr.. Halbkat and the
Cozy Home tied for third place, their
names were both considered correct
Id that position on the guesses and
the winners of prizes decided accord
ingiy.
Miss Lizzie Riea of this city ra.
/ ceiyed first place, her guess being
exactly correct az to the names OK
the winners, and nearer tol the cor.
/, rect vote than No. Z. WL0 does not
want his name mentioned, who also
guessed the winners corr
Nos. 8, i, S and s, each had two II
/ lthe winners correct, their rank being
determined according to the correct;
ness OF the vote guessed, end No. 2
had one place correct, had MI. Halh.
kat IN second place, and was within
! q few points Of the correct vote 0f
both Mr. Noodle; and Mr.. Halbkat
There were five more who had one
place correct. several more who had
| alt least one Of the prize winning ad
. Tertisers In the list, but had theiI
positions transposed, and the rest Of
! the guesse were made up Of various
Combination taking in practically all
isof the advertisers on the page.
In the above list of prize winners
1t viii be noted that the name Of the
winner Of fTst place only It's pub
lished This is because of the fac,
A that VII one Or two exceptions an
N or the rest Of Til e list made asrequest
ais provided for on the blank tina,
I their names not be published. The
! prizes have been sent to the winners
and il nny or those who took par,
wish I'd satisfy themselves as to The
! fairness of the award Of the prizes
they may inspect the entire list
which is in the hands Of the advertis
Ing manager.
4 We wish to thank our readers hi
4 the interest displayed, 50 much ia
iterest was manifested that we maj
dsbe tempted to repeat something liks
l this a little later.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-31
Doctors Remove to
Fine New Quarters

On january LIST, 1915, there will be
opened on the second floor Of the
new Citizens National bang building,
a splendid nine room suite Of offices
TO be occupied BY Drs. e g. Hill, wv.
~ Magee, Olaf Haroldson and g. s..
DR. Hill will, as In the past devote
his entire attention to the medical
and sur gical trea atment OF the eye,
ear, nose and throat.
Drs. Magee and HaToldgon will
have charge of the surgery, doing
everything along the line OF general
surgery and management of surgical
cases in the hospital. DR.. Magee
gives his special attention to the field
OF gynecology and obstetrics, while
DR. Haroldson will devote his special
attention to the surgery OF the stom-
ach, gall bladder, head and neck and
to cystoscopic examinations and dag,
nosis SSs
DR. O'Toole, who has done exclusive
medical practice for years, will pur'
sue the practice Of general medicine
examination, diagnosis and treatment
Iof diseases
The doctors will have installed il
tuC al dy tdpOA OAt1tbAJy LIE icSS6L ~ ~
of SchiedeI Western x-ray machine
completely equipped for nonoscopic
photographic and treatment work
When Installed, this Will constitute
one Of the finest xray laboratories
| in the west.
The chemical and pat biological
laboratories will be especially de
signed for practical work, including
stomach contents, blood and all prac
tical laboratory work and will be Il
E'charge OF competent pathologii(
and chemist and will be q strong FAC
tor from the standpoint Of precision
and accuracy in increasing the gen
teral efficiency of the office Of dag
nosis and treatment of disease. Ths
doctors are justly enthusiastic In thii
splendid arrangement OF facilities
| for the practice Of medicine and sur
gerry and as consulting physicians ant
surgeons to the new Luther hospital
/ the doctors are equipped TO do thor
ough and scientific work.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-31
STILL BATHING in
POLAND FOR MAS
Terry OVER FOES
Germans Doggedly Pushing
On Towards Warsaw,
Polish Capital

Eh0ItB0 IdIU6Tss " 4ViUtkyt 4sASNGtg tFV0pt-l
bie German invasion and Fur
t,,er Ronhsrdrnents.
4, - 3, ;si
~ - t''
NaWs from the theater Of war, such
y q q alInuyad II nass the censors, in.i
dicafes that General Won HindenburgI
ts still nressing on towards Warsaw,
tha n Polish capital. although Petro-
arad osrs, advicea saw that his advance
& has q. bsaYs ,.s q, q checked London adyicesl
.si aisn declare that the Russians are|
Sn1aing lII tha Germans at bay. Berlin,
howavers ,ge alleges that. the German po-
sition y very sa.asaaceors anu = Z
>s>s1
Encitsh Feel Paniehy
: = W1ast No rjIapnol Eng English
s.. ~ ~ 90 .o.at -. tn1y,s are nanic-stricken
eass $500, y, re;a mon Scar
a,, sinss NY u1hsttn a ~, "A IN tSa HartlepooI.
oo,aus Goasuasa - .ha M, 1owarS nf the Brit
% ~ s,aTw i = Laan .I, German : arr q ships from
n...sa,S n. hass waa1.enad and there is
. Ensaana Iss .,raaS e 4ha ma raannearanca r.ss
sons ceASs. .am shsns u mi f,,e' landing
" " Sen,,san aa. - traans S.,s
's'1eas 80
The mayors Of the Hartlepools anu
the other stricken towns have organ
lied volunteer consta abularies ana are
making an effort TO hold the excited
d public in check. Prcclanat ations have
\ been made that civilians must stay
indoors should the hombardment re-
cur, and Yield TO the orders of con-
stables, but there is general impaT
tience Of an sorts Of authority. Near,
~ aN eivlliahs aIs sai. ~ In, 1na,, s,
asu assa,. M .s.,sr,, asal.s s., sea' ssss
. ~ 4, ~
Patrol Ships t4eipIess.
!, is.. -. !, ], ,,;s,,,,,
Inc patroi snaps, S Aly,,' is,s,,s
whNsn guaru 4, J, = 3 ne
an ane . ..ss., =, ,;s,,ians
man Iaia, W. 3. e /; iso
20 nave nau ~ sse..l,. -, "A
III s,n,,, @ !
d hau " ps ~. n, T.t, 8
DOCKS Dshore it. eties ii a. - e g
An invest tigation g i sne 81 navy y :, M $
7 ors elai of MT the ruined towns.
popu'ace ssunn'ns u u
The spy IsarSsnas nov psnle thss ev q 2,
ciyiiians sssi ~ provided with credentials
above 1isnute are subjected to ar
1 rest Nv The civil officials. The gov
ernmenf mas framed from issuing
RI any sort of instructions to. the easl
cnast. distriets al to how they shall
.s = AZ 1, ,,ss x 20 IA -
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-31

We ses ID teeth yon m3sse
s. s. lDenfis SSH "a; fSss easily femsditds
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-31

wv; - IN
III 4,
~ 4. ~ s.sss
s,sssi n In \ 1 sers, ~ s'''
ri ths syening occaEs the great irl
augurai pail. glven thae yenI ny NE q
cstlSe eAs m saask oAnsss
eIs ~ 0k tuss
are 4 anFltea nere q Te i's, l'eclai lI's|
q slta LIONS stoS Ah ypn
~. I, !, u Il, q, j
-s's sssss at q
I Since the N0YetHbe ctAon
frfendly tile hies bean lsas
tween G. ChTistnph hersurl ~ TN
nehaba, and z. scharne ner of Fer
kins he 1913 spea Tor the hair
nlAnsliip aof the 0nses raFFes
sentati 4
In the house ga ma Qxtty ana "a min
GRITTY metnher ith two of UNKNOWN
|apollkiral pArsu on nd ~ demo
crAt Ats shTiat ~ satt a,s,gs
trnl 4!
md is only
/ candi idate chief clet
/ present The llHiell ana ls
ed ts dgea elect
seSs
snne of NH nCAnlp
at
to the seer ltc pcs y y
~ us ss. AZ ME- al
issssl he NAM abey OF candl dates tor thy
md ppoin tivsaA posi-.
81, cn,, q tsvs III.
esti imat and during the iirst days
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-31
Citizens Garry Arms.

The mayors Of the Hartlep pools and
the other stricken towns have organ
ized volunteer constabularies and are
making an effort to hold the excited
public in check. Proclannations have
heen made that civilians must stay
indoors should the hombArdment re-
cur, and Yield to the orders Of con-
stables, but there is a general 1mpa-
stience Of an sorts Of authority. Near,
ly ALL civilians are carrying arms,
and they announce they VIII look
after tssemselves.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-31
patrol ships pless.

The patrol ships, Patrol and Doom,
wa,N.h guard Ffartlepooi, were lying
& in the harbor the morning of the
German raid, but are said by civilians
10 have had no steam. 1t is also
charged they were partly dismantled
aud had to be towed out from the
docks before they could get into ac-
tion. y as5l
An investigation of the navy 3 ac-
ton has been demanded BY the may
ors OF the ruined towns.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-04-23

Supervising engineer Savage was
here the first of the week from Great
Falls looking over the irrigation pro-
ject.
Miss Patten entertained number
of the young people of this city Sum
day night i'm honor of NJ ISIS Daniels,
who expects to leave soon for Great
Falls.
Attorney john Hurley of Glasgow.
was u Malta business visitor the first
of the week. This was Mr.. Hurley'>
first visit here for some time and he
was naturally much surprised at the
number of improvem ents in our little
city.
A runaway team came near finish
ing the band stand one day the latter
part of last week and for all the good
it is they might as we'll have gone
through with the job. 1t will proba-
bly, remain in the condition it is now
in until the wind finishes the Job.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-04-23

Don't forget that you can buy your
groceries at Facey's.
Wanted-320 acres of good bench
land. Harry Cosner.
6 bars of toilet soap for 25c. CLAN
George Dutro and wife 81 noason
were down to attend the show at the
Ofphellm last night.
Carl Brandon was a passenger to
Great Falls Monday night where he
went on business matters.
For first-class smithing and horse
shoel'1g call OIL w. Q. Price, two
blocks east Dr.. Clay residence. 3t-2
Attorney Kline was up the first of
the week from Glasgow attending to
legal business in Justice Brockway's
court.
Four good horses and also four ex-
ira good mich cows for sale. They
can be seen at my place 6 miles south
east of town. Fred Richter.
Word was received this morning
that the special improvement bonds
were disposed of and there will he
nothing to interfere with the work on
the waterworks system when once it
is started. =
Deputy Assessor Geo. Russell was
III the city the first of the week find
ing out what the good people have
this year. He Informed us that the
assessment in this part Of the county
would be far greater than that of last
year.
The first ball game of the season
will be next Sunday when the Rumlty
team of Glasgow will cross bats with
the home team in this city. The
Rum]eys are exceptionally strong
this year and a good game is prom
Used.
A II members of the l. .. 0. T. are
requested to meet at the hall over the
State bank at 1890 Sunday morning
to attend services at the NJ E. church
! Every Odd Fellow in the country is
extended an invitation to join the
local lodge III attending this service.
Last Sunday Malta came near being
dry town, as there were but two of
the saloons out of eight that were
open for business. The ordinance
passed some time ago closing them
did not 60 into effect until the 2lst of
this month, and April Goth will he
the first Sunday when they are com.
PEELED to close. There was one saloon
on the south side which kept open
the rest of them thinking they would
be just as we'll off to start at one time
as another to close Sundays. Some
of those closing say they cannot see
where they lost anything.