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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15
Had Been Sick a Year.

Last Saturday afternoon Mrs Ma
LISA Burton, who was the wife OF Mr.
John Ed Burton, died at her late
home, near Plum Point. She was forty
five years old and had been confined to
her room fol- a year She was a lady
who had many friends and her death
brought much sorrow to the neighbor-
hood She leaves husband and six
children and host of relatives. She
was consistent Christian woman and
will.be greatly missed.
The funeral services were conduct
ed by Rev Nathan Murrell and Rev
Scott and the interment was at Bear
wallow church. A very large circle
of neighbors were present to pay their
respects to the departed friend.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

There will be lawn fete held on
the lawn of 0 Russell this Tues.
day evening, at o'clock. 1t will be
given under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid of the Methodist Church A
silver coin free will offering will be re-
ceiyed at the gate. There will be
music and reading. An enjoyable
evening is promised to which all are
cordially invited.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15
For Sale.

One male hos about 20 months old,
pure bred Poland China, and and a
good one, male pigs pure bred and |
SOW pig. All tip top in every particu-
lar, also three pure bred gifts due to
farrow in August. If you want a
Poland China this is your opportunity.
35-2t. G.. S. Harris
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

Notwithstanding Columbia has not
had rain Of any consequence for three
months, improvements go OH. Sew
eral residences are going up, one
church, and number of people are
improving their property by painting,
building verandas etc
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15
For Sale.

One blue-fam perfection coal OF
range in good condition, one new sew
ing machine, several dozen pint. quart
half-gallon Mason fruit jars, one sci
of four volumes of New Teachers anC
Pupils Ency clopedia and other books.
All 20 go at great reduction. If in
terested call at once at the old Reed
homestead on
36-3t. Chesterfield Turner
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

One story of the Lindsey Wilson
dormitory is up, and Mr. Sims finished
burning his kiln last Thursday. To
morrow the laying of brick will he re-
sumed, and With hands sufficient it
will be but short time until the
brick work will he completed.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

A small show struck this town last
Wednesday, and after looking over
the situation, getting the amount of
tax to be paid, it left for a cheaper
town There we're nine persons in the
aggregation and two or three wagons.
The menagerie was seven pound bear.
ten or twelve years old.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15
Notice.

All persons having claims against
the estate of w A. Helm, deceased,
are hereby notified TO present same to
me, properly proven as required by
law, at my residence in the town Of
Columbia, KY, on or before the first
day of September, 1914.
35-3t F. J. Barger, Admr.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

Rather a remarbie restoration to
health occurred near Olga, Russell
county, last week Mr. John Floyd,
who is sixty years old, has suffered
with an ulcer on one of his legs from
a youth On Sunday he started to
church, when the ulcer commenced to
bleed, ard when friend reached him
he was thought to be dead, as his
pulse had ceased to beat His leg was
corded, and he was laid out, and in a
few minutes he was noticed to breath,
and the next morning he was able to
be conveyed home, and is now on the
highway to perfect health
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

Only sixteen days until the primary.
Let every Democrat in Adair county
who is friend Of Mr.. Rollin Hurt be
at the polls and vote for him Every
vote counts in primary.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

r D Tandy sold three Weanling
heifer calves to w. t Mercer for one
hundred dollars They will weigh
], 400 pounds and carry the blood that
commands the price-Aberdeen and
ShorthoIu. .''
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued from the Adair county cleIk's
office during the month of June:
SIZED Bryant to Seppie Rexroat
Charley Smith to Hettie Lee Rich
ards.
E. c. Rule to Avis Walker.
Theara Brockman to Bette Bryant
Uriah Antle to IRA NJ. Collins.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

Douot get busy Oh the day of the
primary and say your vote will not be
needed Mr. Hurt is anxious TO poll a
very large vote in Adair county, and
he wants all his friends to be at their
respective voting places.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15
Special Notice.

All parties who are indebted to the
late w. L. Walker, either by note or
account, are requested to call at the
store and make payment, as the out
standing business must be wound up.
3d. 81. Mrs. lola Walker.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

The enterprising merchants, Smith
Bros, Font Hill, Russell county, have
RACED their old store building and are
now building new one, more COM
modious, on the same site.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

The Gradyville, Joppa, and Ozark
farmers were blessed with good rain
last Thursday afternoon. Vegetation
was greatly revived and the farming
element put in fine spirits.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

Messrs John w. w. Butler and
Claud W. Cundiff joined house party
for the week end at-the home of r.
B. Cowherd, near Campbelisville, and
on the i2ch all motored to the Lincoln
Farm.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

Every member of the Columbia Bap-
list church is reques ted to be present
at business meeting of the Church
this. Wednesday evening at o'clock.
Important business to attend to, and
it is hoped that 10 one will fail to at
tend.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

Mr.. Alva Curry, who was prom
inent citizen of Green county, died in
the Pierce neighborhood last Esss1ay
night.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

Quite a number of Fairs have been
called off for the year. The Danville
Advocate announced Friday that
there would be no exhibition in Boyle
county this season.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

Mr.. Arthur 10y delivered bunch
of Scotts- wool lambs to. L w. Ben
nett, last Monday, that averaged So
rounds. Mr.. 10y believes in heavy
and knows how to raisethem
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

Quarterly Court. is in session. A
number of parties are before the court
for falling to work the road, and there
are a number of civil cases.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

The young people enjoyed very de-
Iiyhtful evening with Misses Susan and
Julia Miller last Saturday. There were
games aud music
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

Mr.. A j. Young, ST., ninety-three
years old, died at his late home, in
Taylor county, Monday morning Of
last week. He was an uncle of Mr..
J. II Young, this place, and was a
tine old gentleman
Mr. G. B Smith has started his
wheat mill.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

Pinkeye and hol ow tail are serious
ly affecting the milk pail Quite a
number of cattle are affected with the
above. a4
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

Last Sunday was the hottest day Of
the summer. and the night was so hot
people could not sleep
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

DR. L. H Jones has removed from
columbia to his residence, on James
town road, one mile from town
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

Born, to the wife of Mr.. A. III
Feese, July llth, daughter. Mother
aud child doing well.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

gs1Assesy creditable statement of the
csnaiiiea Of the First National Bank
= established ia the News TO-DAY.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

Renember that the Teachers In
stitnte win commence August 10th.
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st'ss. jas. t-sv. M
ofocx1ot0 0x3S' 1fHt11uo

TAs rssuiss sassai n sc,iss OF III,
WoSi troAetsse CoMras,. Of Trial
aad. Ceioesso. will se held In the Of
fl,r ct said cvepspy. No ~ ~. t-t.'
Nst,essi iissh .si'd.s;. ca TssaA,
jsausf. 20. 1911. a, 10. avyf 0:
;:Sa ,. ~. Tor the purpose Of elect.
tHe board Of ditsc'ofs TO- tie tssu
ing Yess and for sae transaction =
such other bs.isess a. aay properly
so,ss before ssid nestiss.
wn1b ttR0kenAGE COMPANY.
nv. NJ. J. Shepard. s.c'y.
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New yoax STOCK excaiiioE

Nsw Yosh. Jan. Iy.-Trsasrs Op.
posed the early adrascisE tsadcsey
and succeeded in checking the AoSs-
ness ds6isNeiy. Buslnssn c0strsct.
~ sharply sster the first boar. ses-
sitlvsssss = Rcadinx 10 pressure dr..
eourss~a fureb-r buiiish operations
although shsrs Mas No relapse Of eos.
sequence 10 prices.
Special wv yiss proceeded In isdi.
sidual stocks but traders asserted
that blaaiaE ~ of these issuea wsy
acatsestra 10 facilitate distribution
rltewhsSc. The copper shares were
affected ~ ssportS ~ isaproviag coo.
aitloss In The metal markets hess
saA sssosa snd msdc . sood show,
ia4.
Aosds we're firs. 80
ISailssss srt In sster an extensive
array Of ! n losst sisssres hsd
b~ea aaLe. News that no inposlsst
dsristes vssbd ss nss1s by sbs rsit.
~ lsssse~ sSrsem. Court rsoos-d the
hsvsjse - srsis" proesssiossi ooes-
atioas fr
THE asSkss closed cosy.
ryosss tshass sAi~s wsse sunssuss
IL sbs fisel boV' asd psscss vsas on
10 al dirsssioss, Rrsssea .ssliss u
Rssdiss eoupsassd after II had
voste1 east Ia iis high figure sad
there vss siss a liberal sapsiy u
tsssa Hssls,r. tH
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oEuvER LIVESTOCK

tsus,-ss Cola. las. i's--Cslsie:
kessisss s.:ss: s,ssk~s stsos.: ,--e'
saesss 6 to :,ss: so~s ssi heifsss :
10 s.:s: ssort~rs ssi s-ris:s . Ia
';.ss. calves , To -.
tlees: Re-~iSss ..s.s: assks'
sssues: iop see: L.sik VI sale. 50;
10 N.3.s
khc~e: H~seipss :.ssy: asks.
steady: sssriisxs e,:s to :: seih-s'
ssis !" g. isais. Ia .s..s ssrs i.si
10 ~
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CHICAGO 6oAAp oF TRAoe

caissso. JAs. -Assouseeuss
shsl ~ usasssiis cold weather y 10.
Strsied 81 psss~Ai fss ssy psgtsoa Of
the UsilxA Sts'.. kAd . bsssish To-.
sisesee sejsy ss shssi. x-tiiss psv>.
sssr. hoN esss. sss sos heavy TAs
sssskss opessd usssAsssd 10 le lo~-
sf asa ,alss ssass-i al ssuass.
The stass ~ss .sst. ! 10 &c sssss
isss atshis -..I
l'susprst II d.~ssased ss<AisS sss-
stsa she soss @sSkss 'Ssus Sssae.
l'sisss ssss started ! 10 ie lover ID
. shade ~ ssa shss asssssses a
ssssssi, ts<lIa.
1bs sSss~ sss sssJ. ! to / Asa e.
asi b0psss gIs@s.fS1.
:. 0osA safSssss - ss0oslhy si.a
sss sesADspa - sebse asstss
cssss: Wsss. Asv sst: jsis ~.
f-fA, MAJ 81. lsb sis.
CsaCs Nay 50 .Jsly SSi.
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.l'vsiisssS jas lis. 1914,
SToCK1olDHRS' MEETING

u. s~xsiat snsssi ss..siss u rs-
s,@ehs.iasss Of Ts. ttissssI Car.
siss- Nsssssvssssss to. .ui b.
held 81 'se office of ssii e.~ss .,
:is y te@n.ssisi sss.,'. tris,s.s.
90 "Wednesday. lsssasJ ss. 1919. AZ
sac p. ~ for the elsSisss .s .ric.
cts ssf %. sssstss rear asd f.r ID.
et .0sh other bssia... A.
ssS psepsssy .os- s.~seev such s.-..
isa.
u. u. rArteGsoN. s.v.s,
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-tAaeE tAa.as sea s.e 'sss
- sys --1nAa-.,s ~ ~
oneH pseeoo -. sassA AAso oaAsas
AssPaoA o1oe4aDlly ~ ospoei4y
! -. y - AQ0ets6N NNeuDoA sA'

~ Dss rssuIrs VIC fss1s 70 make
ro6tey. Thsy asest have rooa II
vAocA 70 s1esSass thSae setjvttiss 6s
|0loAs -Eu 'i-li - ! il1Ig 0sfr 4
I rsis 10 ~ ssyias tAat svssy naa
SAo hen0aao' - aVA o laNoe faeH -
eDeooosesl - tat evasy nsa VAo
Aa1esss te eva . snaA faya = ~
sseessstsl bsoaase q his Dsesoaal
seostco0iass - . ibSalse.
These aso 0say hle-ooosted eoS0.
- - ~ aaDall 6aros a. ths sase
~ hevo0oeoe uoo1 sgtnoR Des10Do
~ sekiss sst . vssy os1sssts liviaG
vitheet beieg a10o - Dseoasay s1a-
cate thsir eaii1rsa q psovs10 a0a1Oe
tee fatnSe ~ Vhea thay en- - loae.
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assos uishest 0shiaG Dsssy bssAnos
ths1 vsee too ssall ~ tho laaA thsy
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area ~ sAe uhses an1 ~. uGostea.
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b Nsv EaG,aaA. o. IL say a ~
asoasa saaass. vhsss the osssage e
tsoaDoo 1aA1 y sson - 10 - oessa.
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- e@sip . 'fasn - Is - ~ oesoa.
fsoo Ma 70 eaAso vasiA - ~
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neos ~ esesssl sssUsag - nalstsln
III sssapapass 49, aAhs . psoat. -.
soeoe u esssse - sss1 . s1vaaeaoa.
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abae II 1ess ~ nv ~ essaee -
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iAe ooaseP - stoe So Sass.
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~ 0saea)ey 80 hsessses soooloay
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t1ooeoo4n - 0so aFe sssuG11log -
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vouo1 oeeoDo veaStA1 - ~
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CHICAGO CNEsToCx

cstssss. Ill. jsss s:s--ilasss Rs.
ssspss s:.S~~s ssskps aspasL -
abuse sssssSsss ssst~sx. Us!k st
sales 50. 10 ssss: issss ~. 10 >.s.s
sjssa SIS to ss.s.s ksss3 ST. ID
80: tesss ~. 30 So. siss ss.1
70 Ns:ss
Cattle N.e.spss sS.~es. s~AtAss
STEADY 10 = sssS~ ,e.ess te.,,s ss.s
~ Ssssf tssss ssssss s.sS ls sic.
~.ssess ss.pss ssss ss .ssss ssosA.ts
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ttssss
xAseps NeeesVss is.sss. oaskst
.se~s sssis.s ssss 10 ssSs. vesssss
Ssss TO e. ssssJisxs -. 10 ..e.
LAMBS ss,iv. ss..s 10 - western e.s-
an
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NEW Y0HK METAL

New York. Jan. lS.--i.esd quiet.
t.VS - 40. Hn.
sLcilcr STEADY. 3.:V To o.sv.
Copper steady: standsrd. SPOT 10
April offered ut ii.s".
Tin firm: spit aud January I..:s
10 is.s3S. tN .
iron steady. No. aostheSn - to
is.sO: No. northern lt.;. to
1885: No. ! soashrss u io Lao;
No. I .nuthesu soft Is To 1850.
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Published Tire. ~. isis-Jas ... 4.
NOTICE

Sealed bids witt 10 sye.stSs t~s III.
ssssasVsitos ot ise i.ss Asinas ,sua.
~ Csurt itpsss. ss,ii ~ s'slaxk q. a.
Isssssy ::. 1919. by the tsossi OF
tsss'y CeooIss,essts u i.As Asihs.
CsasI. Colo. 81 their ettler. eofsei
Nsis sss 'Casstsss streets. Trinidad
Cesstsee. asvvtajss 10 eisss ssa
sresttSsslsoAs ~ tile slss !. II. ass
". u. tsApp Cssessy. stshiissu
vasssk 0silsiss. rsiAiass. cc,.
~ stsvs eete ed hoxf ait bid. all
ss pss,ssly ebsses asd sssi slsss
Al NJ 70 ts marked "pid. y,
CssH. NSsss~. ssa addressed u III.
setssslsss@. Tse Hoard srsssves III.
fishi TO sejee, ssy sad eli tlJA %
=. tia,taa. CAs,sssas.
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.Assssps easia ssssms.

Weestys SSo1no - 6e1o ,talk1a0
sesst tAs ve&sb q ~ eassSsss 81
osA1essnO q ~ Wos1lsy .tRh Oa6GA
~ Nv 0otoe oD0. oa1D1 ~ boOo
~ eoeeoso teeoe Aah aAes ~ ~
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seeeee ~ - eesv osue1 q ~ avsP.
~ fseeoe1y ~ ~ aves1oo fusD
nssos sas sease ~ a'yeas. ftaA
~ ~ 0eaa eeDoe Oeoeea ~ -
O1oeo lAooQA a. ~ 1nneo Vnnao
~ ~ teo0e Vouo1 doDol0f
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DloEIu nAlN FLOODS
DA1l)0NI or RANK DUuMNO

The ssssssrst Of see sSaa Lai;s'
lss ~ss ssosassss s-S.fs. issh.. :<s.
II ~ssss SATURDAY ssxha ~A.s .
t,ss of . ss'es shsis iossi.s: On So
CoaASsttsi .s'sss st,.e. issi.. sA-
sSIsaaas. sses Of "a sIg-. SO
sh~ hass 0sst sss 5alsssss~s. pss-
siss the sissssos esI Al srsF.s
ssp-sisissasss ~ u. ssHs. al sss
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ttsi ssa tie ssis sss ssysss-: t~.
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-s~so ssa 0~lf selss.ss.e lsssss.s.
ssSse ssssisiss is isss ~. ssIssss
sd sessss> 0f tie ss,siies arr
sSssoss .sssssss s~ssrrs
n A..
street cats su1spsII~. srv Pvsstss
90 loser sSeyss 10 As"cssse-ssir 500
ases sus asssvv ssisss. bat sA.t
sssseessa 30 ssise the sus<. ia ~ ,hs
hss plsse,
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wnsss opsssass evs,ss.

10 ~ ~ q . vaosa sMs sAos n
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s1oA s1o0 thsoaoA n. 90 q the ~
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sseel ~ - y y . 0soltSas Osoe ~
kasae sosoeVos 0seA eoaass tAas H.
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~ eeoo - eosa' - Noeoss lhe0
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sasssO1 ~ IN Asv0oa ~ s1eSssG
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ASeies A sbs,e ~ q essa esa ~
eee1s1 s1fa ~ oae1oos IN . shsss
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ci,cAao SRovisolIs

.st.AssA l.s. is-tIf.s sales y,
ssssssipss 'saasj sss~ - lsvsf Ia
- ssse " i-e $50 sssse ~ss = sob.
- see, sasisssssi ssiss
SkAs tassk. 1oay sIssvs
Lard. Jssssss Iisi:.. MAJ is.ss.
ulihss MAJ sIsse.
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THE MONEY MARKET

N~~ York. Las, is.-csii moue!
saSy. io ~ bes cent.
Ti'ar loans weak; % days ~ io
-. ~ days - - "a. sia uosiL. !
10 ~ p~f e~nt
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RATES Of EXc01poe

Ncr York. Ian. iS.-Cioss: prims
0ssraastie psp~r - 10 : per .~ns,
Commercial bills ss:s.
Mar silver S'..
M-siess dollars tsi.
0os~ssosst hosas steady.
nailseoa hoeds stvuss.
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81. LOUIS METAL

81. Louis. No.. Jan. iS.-l.eaL dull.
3,ss 10 t,O1s.
speiter ndonSsal, $40.
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~ ~ q eos1>n.

- - - ~ 0ol1tSY 61000lO Q
1Soos ~ ~ ~ 1ooeDoos q -
lPoo eeeeo ~ - Q pooso ~ ~
@SA-o0 - tAe-1oA. a0an1 ~
oo03e Na0o0O ooooo ~ ~. r
soD11o - 80 sseoe1 T. IN ~
- ~, ~ - ~ DegboD1 ~ ~
oeg61e - ooAtATSf
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'rsslis.ses 5sss i...e. 1911,
Sro01ol181E 011IDo

The sv&slss sGssAl ssesSss sf ,ss
'sss'sess Cetrss6s Messslif. .oa.
pass vti! hs hess 81 sSe stts.. ss
said sossussss Trinidad. Cola. ~
'sss p ~. Mcsssy. Jsssssy sS.
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Scientific Societies to Merge

A merger of scientific societies now on
the taps, and one that will be of great
general interest to scientists as well as
laymen, Is that of the American Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Science and
the Pacific Association of Scientific So
cieties. 1t is planned to have the latter
become absorbed in the former, under the
name of Pacific division"
This interesting proposal was made at
the Berkeley convention of the Pacific
Associations last year. and two commit
tees were appointed to look into all
phases of the proposition. The commit
tees have made a thorough investigation,
the general plans of merging and ques-
tons of policy have been agreed upon
and smaller committee is now drawing
up constitution. If all goes well the
merger will take place at the forthcom-
ing Seattle convention of the Pacific As
sociation.
The convention will be held at the Uni
versity Of Washington May 1923. Papers
will be ready by delegates from most of
the sixteen prominent technical and
scientific organizations which compose
the Pacific Association. This list includes
the Technical Society of the Pacific
coast and the Astronomical Society of
the Pacific Coast and the Pacific Slope
Associations Of Economic Entomologists.
Six other far-western societies will
meet with the Pacific Association in
Seattle. Among them will be the Seattle
Society of the Archaeological Institute of
America and the Northwest Society of
Engineers.