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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-22
pisIrfeetInV Armpt sor the Injection.

oislWfcctino Armplt sor the Injection.
ing 10 Prof y II. liadley OF the col.
tege OF agriculture OF the University
OF Wisconsin
In n recent experiment a SOW that
had been yacclnated more than n
year before was placed In a pen with
pigs which were sick or dying with
hog cholera. Although the SOW was
exposed In the infected pen for a
month she did not contract the dis-
ease.
Professor r-d'Nv recommends that
farmerr lose no DINO In treating their
hogs In all cases where cholera
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-22
A Beginner.

Are YOU socialist" Il am"
what do you understand by social
ISM Il haven't got as far along as
the understanding part. picked so.
cialism because don't like any OF the
regular brands Of politics"
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-22

Forest fires in the United States
have caused an average annual loss OF
90 human lives and the destruction OF
$4,000 000 worth Of timber.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-22
poou,s, American Breed.

Rhode Island Reds raEk very IA
vorabiy with other American breeds
In both laying and table qualities. II
10 generally conceded that the single
comb variety are better layers than
the rose comb.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-22

The first electric plant within the
Arctic circle viii rrected at a mission
at Point Hope, Alaska, the power be-
Ing supplied by a windmill
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-22

Astronomers assert that there Is an.
other system beyond Neptune which
is the most distant of all the planets
In our system
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-22

Juniper from the Indian reservations
Of New Mexico and Arizona may prove
an excellent source for material for
lead pencils
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-22
A. No Expense.

"Old Scraggs committed suicide by
filling his room with gas"
That's Just like Scraggs. He knew
he wouldn I have to pay the bill
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-22

According to DR.. Clement Lucas of
England the human family is likely
to become one.toed race.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-22
secure Alfalfa Seed.

Secure your alfalfa seed for fan
sowing before the price advances. Al
falfa seed was never known to b. ~
cheap ~ at present.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-22

For gals use Hanfords Balsam.
Adv
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-22

Red Cross Ball Blue makes the laundress
happy. makes clothes winter than snow.
All good grocers Adv.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-22

Satan probably had fine excuse for
not learning to skate
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-22
sxcs,lsnt DAIRY t.eusa.

The dairy house should be well
ventilated near the top and should be
absolutely dust proof.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-22

Six kimonos In pale colors a:s
heavily embroidered with silk roseA
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-22

vti,iRs Waste corweea
Utilise the waste cornev on the
AAru for growing hay crops or pas
NurA
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-07-24
l2l:plI respect.

Under regulation the and low tariff the problem o
yeti " ,ecent living Tor himself wife and little daily
the worker. Tie Introduction
machinery in the nations Industries is forcing the
uen Ucnnnyed class to increase by the thoUSan evei}
a! steel taking the place Of human muscle III the
Machines work long short 0Ui& with
,lr They little mouths to feed. They
>-r@ tire And since dollars and profits the only in
modern business, human life must make f the
article The machine is the servant Of the ric minority
class. and Of the great body Of the peUret work
ing How this ineIutable situation the prob
lem hat QUtey cort0ntS the tom9 masses vi Ane!lci oa
divert this stream lacilne-prUduced wealth. to III
o> who take useful part in production instead Of to Ie Mhu
by a.. tricks ctaisr have secured and ud
co Of public utilities is problem that be settled in the
immediate Future. \ may that Socialists n2ractc
able. that docs the pressing question of the
nril: machine One may say that too radical
but that viii the flaming question Of the chlSavc
One thai We visionary but that does not bring SUI!
light into he SuNs Of capitalism We be all that is charged
but thing know The working class of the Twentieth Cen
Jury rapidly coming the conclusion that they NlSt take
o The tremendous machine system they have U.
have we stood outside the gates Of the gardens nav FASH
ioncj Too long have SNpl! read about camp life. ~ "jc:
resorts by the Too long have dreamed. We
realize the ballot box and in The shop. the ,lr.vv
against the capitalist position IS growing and ever -!
The suffering and the lash that driving the duleS- - c
the battle Of emancipation. We troubled about i>i and
bread and bUer but the heavens agow with the dawn Il"
hul'S tyiullN}.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-07-24
THE HONOR OF LABOR.

Il IS far CIV from the days when bluehloodc. superior
folk we're manufactured and ordained Ivy God to fill the positions
~ oh and poe in the world 70 the present when the man o
woman WHO would command the respect OF the world mus prove
that he or she paid their and made their mark ii he ny non
labor In the Of opinion. the gentleman VINO t
w his hands disgraced himself by day nanou " o
V3 looked upon and reverence by tn" 1ce c"i"P
it and pemite trampe upon them insult them ~
n r;i< their without thought Of retaliation on the w
If Il poi. peasants aaviStic streak Of this a"tl& truck
@ - privilege seen of the Henry INnbStt teSceHd
ANS Of those who toornatS of Equality IN SiVSil 1GHt
There are those among the workers who contend that We Slo"
not disturb the gentry who rides gracefully upon the DAG
Of the modern wage workers. But labor is rapidly coming :" ho
roniZei what It really iShe most notable the most use
full the most essential qualification for modern citizenship Those
who live OH the labor others beginning to fell the finger
public The day is passing when men can SIT Ill the from
the church and be respected number or society ana pun
der little children and and men by exploitation and the pro
SYSTEM This tendency Of modern times most marked among
The otig candidates the old parties who seek the support OF
the working class All worked the farm. shoveIed COAL t
are proud he known artisan mechanic tioW can TINS
modern social phenomea be explained? is nothing dear reader
trend towards industrial democracy and the co-oeHtiVe
commonwealth When labor receives lis full WORTH then and hen
o shall the fruit Of centuries OF upward struggle ihel
the rstoacy Of labor shall the earth and all sham super
ovS shall disappear and the incentive and Joy Of achieving viii
take the Of egaliZed robbery and profit snachlng The
Of Of pillars Of society," S0caed appealing to workers
ana pointing with pride to their record workers IN an nalb
sign that the intelligence of the working class is beginning to com
nlHnd respect
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-07-24
UNION TOOLS Or CAPITALISM.

While the Industrial and poitic: of the labor movement
'houa be Kept sspgtH1e H' "pn Io never s' the ho
Invariably either through ignorance or ookednesS
eco to s G nn U P of 9S anomy Of the
body Then why should labor unions elect olclIs VINO
ascs the result bound be disastrous Sam Gompers the
head Of the American Federation of Labor IS CLASSIC e
ample OF what means place the interests Of organized labor
the hands of non-sociaist This old FOSSIL who so Gi-
essy ayed his face by Duncan Mcdonald on The 1ooI OF the
asst national convention the United Mine Workers at lndanao
lis has attempted organized labor first into the sanoes
Of the Democratic and then the Republican party His slogan has
turn to Colorado for the practical working out of this program
Governor mons elected to office with the ad OF the Som
oers type Of union Ammons himself is UNION MAN So
the Lieutenant Governor Of Colorado So are tWentone OF the
members Of the present eg2tgr Of G Coz A R @
ARE NON-SOCALISTS. And grim harvest reaped
the working class by following Gonpers political pogram AM
corporate tool and member Of labor union sends ms MIL
tia composed blood thirsty btes to murder the women and
children of Ludlow. And ac; of Amnons was union le'eNant
Governor and t"entyone UNION members OF me
Visualize if you the massacre Of Ludlow tented village
striking miners and their families peacefully aWatng set
Element Then OF sudden comes Velt9 ha OF ieao aho
steel from the ncine guns OF le gnalS ana mi' women
the whr Of the bullets OF DEATH the heads OF cte emil
en their tra shoulders the feess bodies OF PEG
And then recall that back Of all this UNION elected
by such antiquated fossils old Sam Gompels with his cry OF
grim commentary policies Of nonocialSt union officials
terrible price for the working class to for the ignorant
TO the WORKING class go unieane1 What has Com
pers to say? Will he another Of old party poc
cause the workers? Will he continue after to
nit his people be sndagged and budgeoned by political enc
mics? That to be and further remains to be seen
whether the rank and file will stand fer such amnbe sacrifices
yens S the bone and n%w Of the world the Creator Of
all the wealth. the builder and architect of the social universe
boz will never consent capitalist hrengs office and
then! hat in hnd beg for some cHmbs OF e$a2n at nf hnn
What labor does need its ranksmen with under
standing and vision 1t needs men who know that there no den
ty of interest between employer and emoyeend never can
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-07-24
FAKE LABOR PARTIES.

We are informed that l.. G. Rogers, president Of Il,
% T. NJ W. OF A. is trying to organize labor party III "
divide the vote of the working class and defeat the N
Favete County, This is more than could be eNpec)"'
like Rogers, and not surprised at anything l'
When member Of the working class deserts ms class
over to it's enemies it is only natural that IN his attempt H.
thp goods to his capitalist masters that he would do c
possibe against the interest of the workers. But the NJ
Favette and Raleigh counties realize by this time that
Dotcal hope is in the Socialist party and that the Noc
is the only real labor party in existence and MI No&rl
Diecounter tools in the labor movement VIII learn pel"
pagn closes that the workers of Fayete and Raleigh c"
too intelligent to 60 shadow chasing after fake labor
anv other reform measures The traitors IN the labor ~
may advocate in vain effort to stem the rising tId" {"
ISM Let none of the workers be fooled by the labor "
ment that only ask for few reform by begging them ii
CAPITALIST masters but rather let them stand by the rcV
cassconscious Socialist movement that demands the ""
workers. If labor party is launched in Fayette county
ers and his fellow labor skates will be the only ones to |
such a move Mr. Rogers and his fellow workers ana CO.
tors in the interest the politicians and coal baons I"
county can start all the fake reform political aboros t@
but the Fayete County Socialists will meet August First
mate full Socialist ticket and Of the class-consco
of Fayette county fail support without feeling that
traitors to their GLASS; When the returns from the NoVe
ton are all n it will be that the Socialist party ct
county was strengthened by Mr.. Rogers withdrawal
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-07-24
w ashingtOrl
Letter

Washington, D. c., July 22,-Ihe
first line of defense against reaction
TO be constructed by. the new i :; o.,
lutionary government in Mexico Is TO
establish line of free public schools.
These will be located in every, city
and town in the Republic, and they
will be conducted upon a plan model model
led after that common in the eastern
United States. A commission appoint,
ed by General Carranza and headed
bv Senior Modesto c. Roland, q tG o.:
mer instructor in the National MfIl-
tarv Academy at Chapultec, has tor
the past four months been STUDYING
the school system of Massachusetts,
and New York with this purpose III
view.
The more progresives leaders am,
ong the constitutionaliSts declare that
The schools now conducted by French
and Spanish clergy in various parts
Of Mexico vii be closed rs soon as tn"
revolution is rompleted They point
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-07-24

to the recent compact h,.
and Carranza. in which !, .
that the Church and S.,
so separated that the c.crs.
aided Huerta and oppres>.
pie shall be punished. .
clared TO mean that ti!I-.
AIRY teachers will be forth.
tinue teaching. and mann 81.
be banished. Their intiu,.
minds of the ambitious y"a.
leo is denounced by The Re"
as anti-democratic. t.
much arc not to be Ht;acn,
tionary pedagogucS mist L
Not only dO the Cons:
plan the establishment; ..
schools, but they intend F..
schools, technical ti'aiNi".
colleges to the public r,.n,.
ten. All Of these they To-
spirit Of gratitude to ar,
government will moud 4.
the students 10 an iulru-.
While it is unlikely IT,.
democracy will be tau2i.'
within the next few yeas.
cning OF the scope OF -
schooling, divorced fron' ST.,
ilucnce. is the most >uru,~
Of Ca'ranza's policy yr'
Washington.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-07-24
THE MASTERS.

You've driven US into the hollows,
From AL that life holds dear;
BY your m2rciless grabbing Of dollars,
Our path is one crystaliZcd tear.
You've driven Us into the market.
Where for bread ccmrctes tie
slaves.
by hunger, you drive US to the slaugh-
ter,
And into premature graves.
You've driven our mothers forth to
slave,
Away from home anG baby's hands;
From bitter morn to gloomy night.
They grind the gold your lust do
mands.
70 toll you've drug tie child away.
Into your shops, Your mills and
mines,
Away from sun and field and play,
From early dawn to close Of day.
You're the most h.arile&s monster.
That the mind Of nan can compute,
Since the dawning of tin,e you have
rohbed US.
And fashioned us into the brute
Eut need ye, masters, TO the story.
OF all the ages Of the past;
OF the tyrant.;, drunk with glory.
And the blood Of the working class.
As the hordes OF the frozen forth.
Marched on Rome ard laid her low.
The ~nisery-brcd Horde:s you've CT e4t-
ed,
Farther than the hosts Of iau' vii
go.
With al. your looted millions
And all your machine Of might,
You could not subdue hungry miners.
Who had been driven at last .
fight.
Long will we remember LulloV,
The horrors of that bloody night,
And the charred and mangled Crr1ses.
Of our comrades who stood fol
right.
\ lesson is learned By the workers,
From histories Of things gone by;
Thus we strive for the REVOLUTION,
Brute force, by brute force shall die
RAY McCAFFIE.
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will each work in the collectively own
cd minc and Ill will receive the full
product Of his toll Thereby, do away
with prCit and rent. and rid ourselves
CT poverty and want. through the pro-
iii system. the workers have q two
fold mission, first is To make a living
for himself and family. second to
make & living for the other fellow
the private owner Of the means of
life, besides to buy automobiles. ia ke
trips to the sea shore This the work
CT mUst pay--ior no other reason than
that they own the coal nlimas. rail
roads and all the land. The life and
happiness OF the farmer is dependent
on the many trusts, combines for the
sole purpose Of controlling the prices
of the product Of labor. whether l! 20
Z miner, carpenter, brickHasHH, 0: :
farmer-for instance the farmer vii;
produce wheat, and 50 pei cent Of the
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-07-24
SOCIALIST DAILY III HUNTINGTON.

# the purpose of the stockholders of the Socialist Inns
Cnnnarv and members of the various Socialist locals IN g
ton publish daily newspaper here in the a W4sr o HS
hundreds of stockholders decide the plans now on oo go
forward successful concluson the daily Labor Star WA MAKE
it's initial bow about first of October The Star Will coe
to be tirees friend of the West Virginia working class o
aside champoning the interests of the great
folks VINO perform useful work in the Wordwe shall present
bright newsy paper that will keep readers informed as 10
what is happening the world over in walk OF me- me meet
nes Of the stockholders Of the Star Company will be pgs
With interest during the next few weeks and the members
Gus labor unions and other workers financially interested m me
workers press are manesting keen interest IN the pr cCt
Stockholders meeting every Friday night at the Offices OF t L.
Star OF Twentieth street and Seventh avenue Al gre
welcome.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-07-24
Ell. NAGAHONDA."

He the office wearing wefed expression but ie
waneust was strong his and he cafed at the delay
to which he had subject Arrested while pu1onng rye
B. at Pt Pleasant he had spent ten days IN the
county bastie place. and the wing again. us
arpwonaker pointing due west He stopped only long enough
to tell his opinion Of the deputy ers who guard the prisoners
working the roads Of Mason county, his supply or he man
kns and compose the following touching poem dedicated to
the aforesaid guards:
Ten hours av at labor hard the county roads to buld
Us hOrOes have rights today-the mud oe must be ied
The acles ankles toll and curse and sweat
While ser our backs watchfu gaudswith gun barrels
black Jet.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-07-24
NOTICE TO PUTNAM
COUNTY SOCIALISTS
Black RctseV, w. Va.

DIiCK DtIstE, W. vi.
We, the County Executive Committee
Of Putnam County, so hereby issue 4
call for mass convention to be held
at the Odd Fellows Hall al Poca, Aug
asst 8, 1914, at o'clock p. me- to nom-
mate candidates for the various Oil
ces to be filled at the county election
in November.
We would advise all brothers an!
members Of the organization to get
their cards in good shape and get al!
locals in good standing, who are in
the arrears. us only those who are III
good standing will have voice in the
convention.
S. L. SPRADLlNG, Chairman
r. J. ROBERTS, Secretary.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-07-24
CHARITY THAT Is "PUFFED UP"

Cr friend the CorrseC oveic the Miners e? Herald.
uses up two different articles in the current issue boasg Of
his donations to charity, and ntmatng that oSWel ana lo
are not charay Inclined Evientay Mr. Sexton is not Of
those gentlemen who would hide his light under Se Of Nt
his right knowing what the left doeth For his
benefit we viii quote description Of charity, little od us lle
which still appeals to the man ChaE enViet
not charity vaunteth itself NOT PUFFED UP doth not
behave itself nSeemngy seeketh not her own is not easily pro-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-01

49, rarua hammer
..ker ms, md Gaze fhpushts
...t fnsf ls go master
~ t.'f tne stcti .s wrourtt
~ anl aeam and st"el
VI, a.es 1Hotr t'stste
80 t.mlf ma'f N'tl'
.l,s.nt ispr rtcf master
4..te, m.y fret and tiuksr
'.l.r u.fn Iusth blows
t..s sf nin sfHuds the Thinker
,i.err-efei mHu VINO knows.
~. ,srn nI.W Ur sAntf
~. r.r,t Hni uaIt and whole
fH. friIns Hi Labor
...t... si.es iHr nufh soul
r4 ,a tbe MOTORS hummine
49, fa tar H.iis ihat SINS.
-. "a d., hmmers drummlnE
-. d. t.r .rtnt- fhHi swine.
49,. \. fhs ESQ NhlOh scans them.
r,,...rl t.r.usl stress HnH stru
$3.50, b. fas Nnd uh.eH r.ans taou
r,,s III ta, niaNn. thc Drain
vIsri 0f tHr fIn ONil'i
80. 30 -fs ,rrire thrust
s,..,,i. .f t.r saUurIne tuIiDr
c~.ath n Htss Wy fruHi
rsk b, the HH thr Dreamer
~ fhntf vAo drives Trims
ihfnHeH
r., rhusrr vn. MIND strong an0
alttf
g,s. ma.nr rnr dram come iru,
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cARo oluss

Fcrsrishty Bridge.
The members Uf the Furtulrht,
ii1Her club endowed a detrfifa.
bridge lanshean "Wednesday IA th.
Narcos hotel deHoinus mena was
served 7i one up.aek u orr of the
smuli diniuf raems Tho elnh eamC
was played after lunch and islres
aunrdcd Mrs fied Sinclair ANA airs
Walter brandUs Mlss Glsd,s Moor,
drew ths consolation FAVOR Tlniss
present were Mesdames g. ksi.
sot u "a ueodAOr o. b. Coleman. 81
% fucdity ~ g. stewart b O SNod.
grass Walter T. uiandeH trea Slr
llair 49, a. netchUE Misses niAnrh,
NaurhiUn Clara Power Gladys Moert
The ciuh viii meet Brides Nutem
hri thirteen with airs Waiter lfnH
des Tho dste bias hecn elnnfcd nr
aDcnuHi ~ tac Federation luncheon
un "Wednesday the eleventh
Tuesday Auction Club
tsiu tho ru~dsA Aueunu tiuh peA
vork ai hei hone ap rufma0 stcAur
ssy
FRIDAY Bridge Club
Tht Fridas nidEe rteh 'nct thH
week. 40 tho hsme vi Nuss flm mfu
uu south SECOND sirest Miss Nahc
Smith was a0tri,d ihr club uuh
Those who played Ucs, N,sdam,
ioshnint b T. Carksnn Nuf Miiif
D. NlN p Coffin Nlsse Am
nankIn NafIt fUflt Marie fHnst
Ntht SMITH rfIut iitmaus MahI
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Corpus Christi Society
JEANETTE society Editor pnor, DOS

,'sttf NpFpNc Mcsst. aud Nu,.Iansas
lev h'pntter ygtdc Ma,ntid A 81
galloway y. Letter aHd Ssaaior
Simpson
pSs
" / c VIII Ents,,a.a.
Tho mtlulsers ~ lhe ~ h.. a. clue
"iH tifc slowed shower Saiafiat
si'.rnpnn ai ihv hta, 81 Miss Naoui
iiih in ANn0f ~ Niss iAuea i.altr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-01
wom.n's Monday Club.

Woman's Monday Club
M. Vyaman.s Monday 'luh me- Hfi
ys.ei, With Mm Henry Anniih. 20 'nf
,e.,rca II the president ana other o.
..,,.. ,sre Is " t-coit wee asked q"
,.r~.l5. Mrs o. 4. iina. srcrsiaif 2
c.iie5 thr ron. Response o. current
scents touched upon man, 81 ne fn"f'
',.,,,.,tsnt tnpics - ihe day TIE CUES
~, What would 500 de- f"r the bet Z.
,,.,,,.,t - Corpus CHRISTI " you hhA
,,,sna n lufucnce brought oii' man'
49,, Great matters pertaining 20 Al'
xrlfsf. - our eats. m"niAif' h''"'f
and spiritually In. ,,..
Tne nest meeting wiii BE- win a'f
cardon iIoone. Mm ]. Arthur sea" Z
.r Ruhjcct "Brpt hsrteF h'i"'eH'
Z Country Club News.
M, ladies Auxiliary ~ the covnsrl
..iob Win dive a supper n'kt 49,
I .,sniur al DE club house dff Pr
+ f,,sfpn and Mfs D. @ Crauhe are ~
charge u the affair $1,000
( for the faiio~ing nesh
A. 4 recent meeting - The directors
A, r,utrstcs was lef fof two up-t"-ati
tarnius courts The construction y
ne courts Nih begin shortly ann ~
H. greai attraction e. many ~ 'h'
members
IL Rstaraa Club.
ia Rssama cub met Meaif7'ls
.f,.r,oan q, ihs home ~ Miss MADE
sr,ith The program on LIBRARY Won
49, CONDUCTED ~ Miss AAue ss'
Y rlucher. with Tarrfsiins ''il.it''r, ~.
4, frs Ciarence Frank and Miss '-.n
~ Latter. The last progfam ." ,N.
sa,leca win be given wednssfia, ~ne'
~. clob Viii mcei al ths home - AIS
Matte caldwell Thf prvtfei" ~
lowe
nan. 80. 80, a.,
y-ha.xirg system Miss kfFfias'
Rnies gor ihe rubiic Miss AAt
lie raidHeli 40.
How 10 LOOK ~ Top'e'--'''s
CsNwfprd.
Leader. Nins Pearl ven hinfnrf
"a fsSsanna Library u now 'ir'n r~'
a., fran - 81 sise . ~
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N. r e. Club.
The 81 q ~ club was entertained
reyaliy bY Mfs h. Jones. a.
sig Mesquite street Thursday after.
noon. Fancy work aud conversation
whlied away hn hour Then ~" antique
and ihuehabie contests w'rn provided
by the husteas. rcsultiuE Boz prises Pc.
ine awarded Mr p iiiti Mrs. .