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J also quote that portion Of the Sec. retary of Wars letter 70 the Secre- tary of the Interior which is directly pertinent as follows
 "In the opinion of the Road
 Commissioners and other parties
 having interest In the matter the
 time has come for an expansion
 of this work of road building to
 an extent that renders it lmpos-
 sible to consider it @ military en-
 terprise by any stretch of the im-
 agination. It is alleged that the
 present appropriations ere suf-
 ficient only to maintain roads al-
 ready built and that for the ec-
 onomic welfare of the Territory
 of Alaska. 9 great expansion of
 this work is essential. 'tstf'f'
 Amy expansion of this work cam
 not properly be handled by this
 department. and J transmit here
 with. as proper for your consld-
 eration and such action as you
 may deem advisable a letter from
 the President of the Board of
 Road Commissioners for Alaska
 to the Adiuiant General oi the
 army. together with a memoran-
 dunn prepared by the Engineer
 ing officer of the Board concern-
 ing the inadeQuacy of the pres
 ent road system in Alaska and the
 need for an expansion thereof
 There is no provision of law in ex- istence authorizing the War Depart ment to place before Congress esti- mates for funds to carry forward a general system of road building to meet the needs of the Territory any more than for railroad construction. That is why my special estimate of S750. .O00.O0 could not be incorporated In the book of estimates If the Dele gate does not know this he is more ignorant ttet ] thought him. This special estimate, wilh the accompany ing memorandum analysing the road situation in the Territory was sub miited. after failing in other efforts as basis end argument for the en- actment Of some form of law that would permit suitable estimates for general road work to be submitted through the regular channels, and be acted upon by a committee of Con eress on the merits of the estimate without being thrown out on a point of order. Some favorable action waa confidently hoped for but the mat ter was deferred the first winter and again last winter
 The War Department has been giv ing approval fop several years. up on recommendation Of our Board, to moderate estimates incorporated in the army 0ill under the caption Of Military and Post" roads as part of the army work in Alaska along with tho military telegraph line and the several Military posts. but with the
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Board of Road Commissioners
 For Alaska

Board of Road Commissioners
 For Alaska
 Valdez, Alaska
 Fairbanks. Alaska Juno 23 1915 From. President of the Board. TO: Mir. Wallace Cathcart Secretary Fairbanks-Commercial club,
 Falrbanlzs. Alaska
 Subject Replying to letter Of Dele
 gate Wickersham
 Dear Sir
 ! acknowledge with thanks the re- ceipt of your letter of even date en- closing copy of Delegate Wicker sham's letter to the Fairbanks Com merciol Club. under date of Decem- ber 21. 1914 My purpose in desiring copy of this letter was to make re- ply to your club and iile copies of his letter and my reply ln the War Department
 My reply will be brief
 On November 20. 1913. ] submitted O special report on the needs for road work in Alaska and accompanied it with Q supplemental estimate for S750.000. ] attach hereto copy of Q telegram sent by me to tho Adiutont General of the army and hia reply to the same. which are selfe2planatory During the summer of 19l4 ] made known the fact in Fairbanks and else where in the Territory tliat ] had put In this additional estimate and that ! hoped for favorable considera- ton by Congress. The delegate in stating that ] lied to the people of Fairbanks in this respect as we'll as in other statements contained in his letter. Is a purposeful and malignant liar himself and depends upon his position as a member Of Congress to escaped the .ust results of any delam- atory attack be may choose to make. A more complete and absolute false hood could not be uttered by any man than fhe one contained in his state ment that myself and the road com mission are under the control of the Northern Commercial Company
 His entire letter is without iustiii- cation in any existing facts and is perhaps what one might expect from ccurrilous, political blatherskite, permanently afflicted with about ev- cry phase Of mental perversion~and a complete moral idiocy.
 will be as generous as tho Dele gate and authorize you to make this public. if you see ht ir order that the Delegates desire to have the peo' ole of Fairbanks know the truth. may be fulfilled and J may add that l am extending to him a consideration which he forgot Go extend to me. by sending him a copy of this reply.
 w. p. RICHARDSON.
 Colonel of Infantry
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Board of Road Commissioners

Board of Road Commissioners
 For Alaska
 Valdez. Alaska. Aug 23. 1915. From: The President of the Board. TO. Mr. Wallace Cathcart Secretary
 Fairbanks Commercial Club.
 Fairbanks. Alaska. subIect Road work in Alaska Dear Sir
 Referring further to the letter writ ten by Delegate Wickershom under date of December 2i 1914. a copy of which you kindly furnished me by au- thority of your executive board, ] iu- vite your attention to the inclosed copy of letter written by the secie- iary of War to the Secretary of the Interior dated Jan 12. 1914, upon the subject of increased appropriation for road work in Alaska and transmit ting my special report and estimate for s750 O00.00 submitted Nov 25th, 1913. The inclosed letter is the one referred to by the Adjutant General of tho Army in his telegram to me
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The telephone and the want ad. arc iho two grcatest convenicncea neces- cary Co mcdorn business. You have the telepaepe. call THE EMPIRE up and tell ue your wants and wc will ilrnlsh the ad, llO-25'tIl
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i..'l.i''.''.'.i-. Richardson RefuteS
 WiCkerSham Charge

The All-Aiasia Review. published at Seward. for October contains a statement from Col w. p. Richard. son concerning O letior written by Delegate James Wickcrsham to the Fairbanks Commercial Club. concern ing Che Alaska Board oi Road com- missioners. and letters Of Col Rieh- ardson In reply to that letter. Tho statement is followed by the ielicrs,
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of June 22nd which was inciosed with my letter to you ol June 2Srd To make this present letter to you @ com- plete record in itself J will quote Che telegram sent by me from Fairbanks on June 21stI lest, and the reply Of the Adiutant General, dated June 22, 0s follows
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IF YOU have plenty or good coal in the bin these damp days do not in- teriero with your comfort. Ladysmith coal is tho best and The Juneau Trans fer Co.,. has lots of lt Another cargo just in- Get some today BEST FOR HEATING BEST FOR COOKING " GOES FARTHER. S-l1tf
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zlEcLER'e BRAVES
 BEAT FlckEN's LAMBS
 iN rLKs' TOURNAMENT

A. H lleglers aggregation, or Team Mo- 2. defeated Capt Arthur Ficken's team, in the Nlks' bowling tourna- mont last night Tho scores were as foIIotvr.
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RICHARDSON
Washington. D. c. June 22, 1915.

Washington, D. C..
 June 22, 1915. Col w. P Richardson,
 Fairbanks, Alaska
 Reference your telegram June twenty-one report and estimate received this office Dec Eighth thirteen and sent by letter to Interior Department January 12, fourteen, copy of that letter was sent you January sixteenth four foon. Another copy mtiieu today.
 MCCAIN.
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PACKERS ASK FOR
 FlsHrRAP LfcENsEe

A large number of packing com. panies have filed application with the Territorial Treasurer for licenses dur. ing tbo past few days, most of which were received on the Alameda. The applications include:
 Flsherieo
 Alaska Packers Associatlon-Chig- nix. Kvichak, (2), Nushagak, Naknek, Nushagaz, Nalmek. Egegak Naknek, North Alaska Salmon Co. - Alock- ansch River Kviachalz River, Nuaha- gak river Egegak river
 Peter M. Nelson. Kvichak River and Egushik River
 Alaska Packers Association-Wran. gou, Loring, Cook Inlet, Aiitak, Kar- lux.
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Fairbanks. Alaska.


 June 21 1915. Adiutant General,
 War Department.
 Washington. submitted November twenty fifth. nineteen thirteen special report upon subject road work in Alaska with memorandum pre- pared by Engineer Officer of the Board and additional estimate Of seven hundred fifty thousand dollars. Please advise as to rec ord and date same received your cfrco
 RICHARDSON.
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statement Of Che situation and Of Che reason why you do not get tho bridge at Fairbanks.
 Very Truly Yours
 JAMES fW1CKERSHAM.
 Delegate From Alaska
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IOIlIH -----.---l.. 0IV IUf I0I lIVI Jones bowled for Hendricks in the third frame.
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-McKeohnio bowled for Milton Vim
 in tho third frame.
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Evaryb0dy roadg EmpIre "ads."
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IF YOUR WATCH NEEDS repair. ing, send it to us; we know how Nelson's .Tewelry Store, 9S Front St. Clocks called for and delivered. phone 278. 9-16-m
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thot Col Rieharieon urged approprla- lions of S15oo0o a year for Aaska roads. and thot ii was Delegate Wick ersham who made ioise charges end that Col Richardson had told ihc truth
 The correspondence taken from tho Ali-Aiaska Review follows beginning with Che letter ol Delegate Wickor sham to Che Fairbanks Commercial Club which contains statements simi. Tor Co those thol wore in the letter to Che Juneau Commercial Club
 Houso of Representatives.
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House Of Representatives. Washington
Decomber 2l l9li

NN N"At|NN NN"t'Nr tI Secretary Fairbanks Commercial club
 Fairbanks Alaska.
, 1915-07-17
SIDE KAPITEL.
ON HUSNUMRE oG SKILTE.

S45.
Enhver Huseier skal sorge for, at Husets
Gadenummer er I'D til offentlig Gade ellof
Plads anbragt paa en- i6jnefaldende Made paa
Huset.
ODE KAPITEL.
On OPsLAG.
s 46.
bet bestemmes at Poltiet, paa hvilke Sted-
er Opslag af Bekendtgorelser fra Oyrigheden
eller andre offentlige Myndlgheder maa fnde
Sted.
Bekendteorelser angaaende Toaterforestil-
linger, Konserter, Forevisninger og offentlige
Forlystelser, til hvilke Politiets Tilladelse
hayes, kunne ligeledes fnde Sted we'd Opslag.
Uden Ejerens Samtykke kan ingen Be-
k~endtgore opslaas paa private Huse.
SAT.
De efter foranstaaende Paragraf lovlig
gjorte Opslag er Diet forbudt at Arrive, besudle
eller paa anden Made at beskadige eller gore
uleselige.
, 1915-07-17
CITE KAPITEL.
ON HUNDE.

S3E.
Enhver Humid skol we're f%orsynet med
Tegn.
Tegnet, der ge1der for Kalenderaaret, skal
udtages hvert Aat i Januar Manned paa Politi-
kammeret mod Detailing at 10 Francs for
Hunde i Byerne og 2 Francs for Hunde paa
Landet. Afgiften tilfalder Kolonialkassen
Der betales intet saadant Gebyr i det Aar
en- Humid er fOdt eIler indfOrt, men der Skal
mod Detailing af l Franc ultages ct Tegn for
Hunden, for den oliver 3 Maaneder gammel,
eller linden l Maaned efter dens Indf5relse.
Hunde, der lobe ON uden Hundetegn, kan
Politiet foranstalte optagne SAINT, hvis Ingen
indloser dem linden 3 x "a Timer, lade drebe;
dot samme gelder ON Hunde, der stejfe lose
omkring paa Gaden i Tiden mellem K1. 10
Aften og HI. 5 Morgen, SAINT I'm T@vehunde i
L0betiden.
Ejere af Hunde, for hvilke der like har
veret udtaget Tegn, skulle i TilfBlde of OPP
tagelse betale Ell B6de af Is Francs for liver
Humid, af hvilket Belob ] Franc tilfalder den
Person, der har optaget Dyret. Optagne
Hunde, for hyilke Tegn er udtaget, kan uden
Detailing tiIbagehentes linden 3 x "a Timer,
eller linden de er dr@bte, udtagen naar de er
optagne ON Natten, eller Diet Ell Tsvehunde
/ L0betiden, i hvilke sidstnevnte Tilfaelde der
skal betales Ell Bode paa l Franc, der tilfalder
Optageren.
B6den for i Modstrid med denne Vedtmgt
at holde Hunde uden Tegn Ell Is Francs.
S38.
Naar nogen vii benytte losgaaende Club
ske Hunde til Bevotning ON Natten af Lager
pladser, V@rfter OIL, Ga skal han vsere forpligtet
! til at holde disse Steder saaledes indhegnede
og lukkede, at Hundene like kunne slippe I'D,
og Diet skal we'd tydelige Opslag udenfor Ste
Diet i F0lge Politiets B~estemmelse altid fndes
acknowledgement der holdes saadanne Hunde, og
til hvilke Tider de ere losgaaende. ON Dagen
skulle disse Hunde altid we're lenkede.
$50.
Ejerne af losgaaende Hunde ere ansvarlige
for, at disse like bide sageslose Personer, SON
derive deres Kl@der eller paa anden Made
foraarsage dem Shade. Forulempes nogen
paa en- af de n@vnte Maader af Ell Humid uden
selv at y@re Skyld deri, anses Ejeren med
Boder. Har en- saadan Humid tidligere bidt ct
Menneske eller voldt anden Shade, hvorfor
dens dav@rende Ejer er bleven don't eller har
maattet indgaa Forlig med den forurettede,
skal Politimesteren under STRAIT af Bode indtil
100 Francs paal@gge dens Ejer at lade Hunden
drmbe, naar den like bestandig holdes bunden
eller indelukket eller ~forsynet med forsvarlig
Mundkurv.
Ligeledes skal Politiet under P~aal@ggelse
af Dagsmulkter paa 10 Francs paal@gge Ejere
of Hunde, der wise sig bidske eller glubske
, 1915-07-17

eller have den Vane at f~orulempe Folk we'd paa
offentlig Gade, Vel eller Flads at fare imo1
dem eller at f~orfolge dem, eller som forulempe
Kreaturer paa Marken, at lade s2adanne Hunde
dr@be, med mindre de stadig holdes bundne
eller indelukkede eller f~orsynes med forsyarlig
Mundkurv.
Har Hunden Folge Overenskomst Tilhold
hos ell andeu end Ejeren, paahviler Ansyaret
den f0rstneynte.
$40.
Den, der hidser Ell Humid paa nogen eller
undlader at holde sin Humid tilbage, naar han
bemerker, at den anfalder no2en, s%trofes med
B6der indtil 200 Francs, for saa vidt han like
ifalder Store Straf efter forrige Palagraf eller
Lovgivningens ovrige Bestemmelser.
7DE KAPITEL.
ON BEsKAD1GELsE oG BEsUDLINa AT BYGNINGERs
MoNUMENTER NJ. NJ.
bet er forbudt at skriye, kradse, male, tegne
paa eller paa anden Made at beskadige og
besudle de til o%tfentlig Nytte eller Prydelse be-
stemte Indretninger eller Genstande, SEASON
Telegraf- og Telefonledninger, Vandposte eller
Opstandere, Brandhaner, Gadelygter, Benke,
Indhegninger og deslige saa vel som den til
offentlig Gade, Vel eller Plads stodende Del
af Hus, Muir, Plankev@rk, Port eller andet
saadant.
Ingen maa beskadige de paa offentlig Gade,
Vel eller Plads eller paa offentlig Grund staa-
end Tracer we'd at afbrekke Creme eller KvIste,
Arrive eller skaere i Barker eller deslige, ej
heller aftage eller beskadige de omkring Tra-
erne til deres Beskyttel8e anbragte Indretnln-
ger. bet er ogsaa forbudt at afplukke, bort
tage eller beskadige de i offentlige Anl@g
verende Frugter, Blomster eller Planter, at
henkaste oller ~henl@gge Urenlighed, Paplr
eller andet saadant i desiige Anlg88 eller paa
andan mazda hnCkaIYpa a1lor haCud1p dom
De Bes9gende ere pligtige at oyerholde de
af Anlegenes Bestyrelse til Fremme at Ordon
og Fred trufne reglementariske Bostemnelser,
naar disse ere bekendtgjorte paa beh6rig
Made, navnlig we'd Opslag we'd Indgangene og
paa andre passende Steder,
Ingen maa bestige, overstige elIer beska.
dige de we'd offentlig Gade, Vel, Plads oller
o~ffentligt Anl@g anbragte Afukker eller anden
Indhegning, slukke Gadelygter eller begAo
hgnende Uorden.
Paa Kirkegaardene maa enhver gaa ind fra
Kl. 6 Morgen til Kl. 6 Aften, Born under 10
Aar dog kun i Folge med en- voksen Person, der
skal vere ansvarlig for deres Opf0rseL
Iugen maa skate sig Adgang til Kirke-
g~aardene udenfor den tilladte It'd eller ad
anden Vel end gennem Indgangslaagerne. En-
hver, der ferdes der, skal wise en-. s6mlne1ig
Opf0rsel og afholde sig fra Forstyrrelse af
stedets Fred. Gravene eller Grasset maa like
uden Meteorological betredes, og der Dor I'D
vises Forsigtighed for like at beskadige Plant
ringer, Monumentel oller andet saadant. At
fald hidrorende fra Graystedernes Istandsset-
telse maa like henkastes paa Gangene eller
andre Gravsteder, ligesom ogsaa al andcn
Urenlighed er forbudt. Serlige Ordensbes-
temmelser, der MATTE blive givne at Kirko-
gaardskommissionen og bekendtgiorte we'd
Opslag paa Kirkegaardene, ere de Besogende
forpligtede til at efterkomme, Egesom de fore
l0big skulle efterkomme de at Grayeren elIer
Opsynsmanden i saa Henseende givne OrdrerA
dog saaledes at de deroyer kunne fore klaSe
til commissioner
, 1915-07-17
STE KAPITEL.

35.
Heste, Muldyr, Esler, Hornkv@g, Swim,
Geder og Faar maa like gaa lose paa offentlig
Gade eller Plads og ej fndes losgaaende uden
Opsyn paa offentlig Vel
Saafremt Hingste, Mule og Eselhingste,
Tyre og Orner over 2 Aar fere Gange fndes
lose paa saadant Sted, skal Ejeren v@re pligtig
at fnde sig j, at Dyrene we'd Politiets Foran-
s~taltning skeres paa hans Bekostning og uden
Ansvar for Politiet i Tilfeelde of Dyrets bod.
Naar lose Kreaturer passere Vejene skulle
de vere under tilborlig Bevogtning, som kan
sorge for, at Dyrene like forblive paa Vejene
l@ngere end nodvendigt for at naa B~estemmel-
sesstedet, og at de saavidt muligt hol-
DIES borte fra Groftekanterne for like at be-
skadige diSse og de paa samme staaende
Tracer,
$50
ON Forsel at store og smaa Kreaturer paa
ofentlig Gade eller Plads g@lde folgende
~BeStemmelser:
Tyre skulle altid trmkkes enkeltvis og
vere forsvarlig nikkede eller paa anden fore
skrevet Made gjorte uskadelige.
Swim maa like drives eller trekkes, men
skulle altid kores paa Vogue eller Trilleb6r.
Forsaavidt Kreaturer, Swim eller andre
Dyr transporteres paa Vogue, oliver Diet at
iagttag-, at de K6ret6jer, paa hvilke de kores,
ere store nok til at Dyrene kunne staa OPP
under Transporter, og er Diet forbudt at binde
dem til Koretojet, saa at de staa en- for dem
ubehagelig Sitting.
, 1915-07-17

lige for Overtredelse af Bestemmelserne i dette
Kapitel, selv ON Hesten eller Koretojet Diet
givne Tilfelde har v@ret benyttet af en- anden,
naar denne anden like har kunnet drages til
Ansvar.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-11

The women of America, at least are faithfully devoted to the sensible and smart shirt waist Manufacturers of these essentials of the wardrobe have entered the field with models very close to the original design and have found them more heartily appreciated than ever. These waists are cut with a masculine sever ity of line, of the softest and most supple silks, and finished with hem stitching and needlework, decorative buttons and other items of daintiness in detail that proclaim them as utter. ly feminine
 Wash silks and crepe de chine are the fayorite materials for shirt waists. They are cut with high or convertible collars, which must be provided with supporting wires if they are to stand up. Sleeves are long and finished with cuffs
 The three waists pictured here may be accepted as correct in style with out any misgivings. The first one is of crepe de chine with hemstitehed seams. The fronts are fulled on to the narrow yoke. The straight collar
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-11

members of the class present were: Misses Lena Cummings, Elizabeth Murphy, Bonnie Weir, Ruth ThOmp- son, Rachael Eddy, Marie Fink, Cath cen Schaar, Pearl Ritter, Lillian Sul livan, Alma Fewkes, Mildred billiard, Miss Blanche Copeland and Miss Lo- ia Taylor were guests and Miss Mary E Condict and Miss Margaret Frank lin, high school teachers, were the cAoperones.
 *
 Miss Abbie Hale of Prescott is over for a visit to relatives.
 # #
 Walter Weaver and wife came over yesterday from Malvern and will re- main over tomorrow.
 # *
 MT, and Mrs. E. F. Davis and three children will leave tomorrow for Rochelle, La. Mrs. Davis resigned her position as primary teacher at Central school, where she was popp lar and successful.
 #
 Mir. and Mrs. D. A Crockett con template moving soon to the kinkaid place next door to their present resi- dence. as soon as the place is put in readiness. IL has recently been occu- pied by E. E. Davis and family.
 
 Superintendent M Rose and the following assistant teachers returned yesterday from Little Rock waere they attended the State Teachers As sociation: W. C. Chamberlin, A. R. Wolf, Rhine, Barton; Misses Una Gotham May Mcdonald, and Fannie Connolly.
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supports a second collar of embroid. cred batiste which opens with wings at the front The cuffs are deep, close fitting and plain, finished at the edge with machine hemstitching. Small jet buttons fasten the front.
 At the right a similar waist has a narrow panel down the front, fasten- ing to the left side with fiat pearl but tons. The plain cuffs are sloped, and fasten with buttons, also. The choker collar may be protected by a dainty embroidered turnover band.
 White wash silk with narrow black and gray stripes is used for the man. nish waist shown below the others. It is perfectly plain, with collar that may be worn either closed or open at the front. Pearl buttons fasten the front and the cuffs. The latter are made to turn back.
 The new waists are cool and very easy to launder. They are washed in warm studs and ironed when partially dry. It is the simplest of processes Altogether the new waists have every, thing to recommend them.
 JULIA 6oTToMLEY.
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I'm Society
Bereans Entertained.

The Berean Society of the First Christian church were entertained Friday afternoon very delightfully."- al the regular meeting which was held at the home of the secretary Ms W. G. Choate. Mrs John Fewke- conducted the meeting.
 The program was replete with charm as the talks eleyating and the music delightful
 Miss Juanita Gillian never sang to better advantage and following the selection, Q Promise Me-" responded to enthusiastic applause with Come Out, MT Sunshine
 Mrs. w. o. Greens talks on the Bible characters, Ruth" and Sam uel and His Mother, Hannah were much enjoyed.
 Mrs Harry Shelton sang Some body Knows in pleasing style.
 The main feature of the program was the excellent talk made by Mrs. Chas H. Chastine of Little Rock, who spoke of the work of the Bere- ane in that city
 Mrs. Lester Warner. whose subject was The Loyal Woman" and Mrs. F. J Schupp who spoke on The Sue cessful Cooperation of Teachers made creditable talks which were en- joyed
 The members and visitors then en- joyed a round table discussion which was followed by a delicious ice course served hospitably by the hostess cf the occasion
 The apartments were aslow with a profusion of lively spring blossoms which added much cheeriness to the gloom of a rainy afternoon as did also the music enjoyed during the SO cial hour when the assembly joined in singing the many beautiful old-time songs found in the book called Heart Songs.'
 The members present were: Rev and Mrs. c. D. SerriH Mesdames John Fewkes, NJ. E Defrance. W. O.. Green, Harry Shelton, H. H. Ham moud. Harrison Taylor, D. NJ. Hobbs M Creagor, Alice Smith, John Cu'- ter and Miss Elizabeth Demby
 The local visitors were Mesdames Williams, l.. Warner. E. J. Schupp, w.. l.. Sanders; Misses Ella Wright and Miss Juanita Gillian.
 The out of town guests were: Mrs. C. Fl Chastine of Little Rock, Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Simms of Dardanelle
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BAZAAR BIG SUCCESS.

The bazaar given the past week by the ladies of St. Marys Catholic church at 514 Central avenue was a big success, both socially and fnan. cially, and member, of the church de sire to express their thanks for the most loyal and cordial support that was given their efforts.
 Last night many won prizes and among those who were fortunate in A. Dahuer. slippers; Mrs. Balash, cake: Mrs. George Kaufman, table runner; c. J. Baeder, Wilmington, Ind, centerpiece; Mrs. Furlow, fancy apron; Mrs. NJ. Harmon, doll.