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Arizona republican., 1916-02-25
PRICES PAID TODAY BY WALTER HILL co,
SATURDAY REclTAL-The satur.

SATURDAY REClTAL-The Satur- day afternoon recital at the Arizona School of Music this week will be given by pupils in the Piano, Violin and Expression departments. These programs start at 3:30, and are open to the public without charge.
 WOMAN'S CAFETERIA-There was large attendance yesterday at the cafeteria being temporarily conducted by the ladies of the First Methodist church in the Walker building at the ton street.
 PROMINENT SOCIALIST - Fred Warren, the founder and for many years the proprietor of the Appeal to Reason will arrive in the city tomor- row morning on his way to Globe. Whether he will remain for a lecture in Phoenix members of the party here do not know yet.
 AN AUTO MILITARIST-George R. Kirkpatrick, one of the foremost fig ures in the anti militarist propaganda in America today, will speak tonight at the Monroe school auditorium. on the subject Think or Surrender" This lecture, which deals with war and militarism is the second in a series of lectures given by local socialists in CO., operation with the American Socialist official organ of the socialist party MT Kirkpatrick, who is a lecturer for the New York city board of education, is a brilliant speaker.
 NEW CAFETERIA-Th Golden Rule Cafeteria will be opened tomor- row by Anderson x Co. in the room formerly occupied by the Golden Rule Chophouse on West Adams street the
 name of the chophouse being retained. The building has been thoroughly over
 hauled and made strictly sanitary. The
 new proprietors have had extensive ex- perience in conducting cafeterias in the
 northwest, Portland, Tacoma and Se- attle, and they propose to make the Golden Rule model. They have se- cured the services of J. c. Kaufman, | well-known cafeteria chef of Los An geles, who is sure that he will be able to please a most exacting public. BUSINESS WASN'T so BAD-C. E. Van Houten, who travels for a Cleve- land, O., firm which is engaged in the | manufacture of soda fountains and carbonizing outfits, was registered at the Jefferson yesterday and reported | that CT the day before he had visited the towns of Ray and Sonora and sold orders for his line totaling a car load shipment Besides the big shipment l he also took orders for nearly half a car load of other apparatus used in the | fountain business, and was pretty well | pleased with the days business He states that business is booming over
 in the mines and that everybody seems
 to have plenty of york and conse
 quently plenty of money
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

Notice is hereby given that MT. Will helm Hartz is no longer connected with or interested in the business known as the Economic Oil Burner Plumbing Company, the place of business being located at 114 North Central Ave, Phoenix Arizona. All bills due the Company should be paid to the Com pany. Hartz having no authority to collect said bilis the undersigned being the sole owner thereof
 H." J. ALEXANDER.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25
it, loses the punch altogether.

When you prepare your grape fruit for breakfast for Grape Fruit Day, don't wait until that morning. Cut the fruit the night before, removing all seeds and pulp and add your sugar then, so the sweetness will thorough ly mix with the juice before serving. Some housewives take the fruit out Of the rind and serve it in a bowl, still retaining the shape of the fruit, chilled by sitting in cracked ice.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25
Stored Water Supply
Water Service Report for February 24
WEATHER TODAY

Republican A. p. Leased Wirel
 WASHINGTON, Feb 24.-For Ari- zona: Friday and Saturday, cloudy; not much change in temperature.
 For California; San Francisco and vicinity, Sacramento. Santa Clara, San Jaquin valleys and Southern California, fair today, continued warm, light northerly wind.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25
GRAPE FRUIT COCKTAIL

Allowing half an ARIZONA grape fruit to serving:
 With spoon, remove pulp to oyster cocktail glasses; surround with ice.
 Add to grape fruit in glasses, one dessert spoon of olive oil, use salt and paprika.
 A little sugar, added, improves. Slice tomatoes and mix. with fruit on ice around glasses and arrange with a few olives.
 MRS. J. J. ALLISON.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25
COMMANDERY ATTENTION

Phoenix Commandery No. 3, K. T.. will convene at the Temple tonight, Friday the 25th, for the purpose of conferring the Orders of the Temple and Knights of Malta. All Sir Knights are requested to be present
 Dinner will be served at the Hall by the Ladies of the Eastern Star at six o'clock sharp.
 Sojourning Sir Knights cordially in vited.
 FRANK THOMAS,
 Emminent Commander.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25

CAFETERIA LUNCH-By the ladies of First NJ. E. church in the Walker Bldg, 1st Ave. and Washington today, 11:30 to o'clock. Meat loaf, 10c; ham, 10c; roast beef, 10c; chicken salad, 15c; scalloped pot, 5c; fruit salad, 5c; baked apples, 5c; tapioea cream, 5c ice cream and cake, be Adv if
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25
,! I? ? i! !

You wouldn't stand for it a minute if a man tried to make you use some one else's tooth brush. Then why will you submit to the community shaving
 brush that you get jabbed in your mouth, eyes and ears at the barber shop? Get your own brush ana razor and shave yourself. Get cleaner, better shave and save time and trouble. Get an Autostrop razor and a Rubberset brush. For sale by
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, 12S degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, 152 degrees
 Deficiency in rainfall yesterday, .02 inch.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month, AS inch
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since January 1, .69 inches.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25
COMING, GRAPE FRUIT DAY

Do you use Arizona grape fruit in your house? If not, you are missing the best fruit grown in the state Start the habit by buying forty for a dollar at your grocer's on Grape Fruit Day+-next Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25

The Cartwright Missionary society will hold an oyster supper on Friday evening at the parsonage, and an ad mission fee of twenty five cents will be charged
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25
CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Murphy school house this evening at eight o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25

Turkey and chicken dinner will be served beginning at II o'clock today until p. m. Price 25c. End and Jeff ferson St. A. M. E. church.-Adv. 1t
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25

The regular review of the Woman's Benefit Association will be held in Moose hall this evening at eight o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
 AN EXPERIENCED waitress and chambermaid. Phone 1049 or call at 325 North Fourth Ave. St
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25

Bay Olivette Olive Oil, the best on the market. Handled by all grocers.- Adv dm
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25

This evening at seven-t thirty in the prayer meeting room of the First Bap- tist church, an interesting missionary program will be given by Mrs. L. w. Coggins, assisted by Mrs L. H. Thayer, Mrs Wingate and members of the Young Womens Missionary society of the above named church. Everyone interested in missionary work in China is invited to be present
 The Democratic club will meet in the superior court room at the court house Monday night at 7:30 p. m. The. per manent organization will be completed at that time. The ladies are given a special invitation to be present.
 Buy Olivette olive Oil the best or the market. Handled by all grocers.-
 Adv. dm
 SUIT FOR DVORcE-R. L. Lit tie instituted divorce proceedings in the superior court yesterday against
 Donie Little, charging desertion. UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - l HtiN diC uHdelINtltu ltltSI IdllS dl the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: Geo. Solich, Charlie lessee, Eugene Schuler, Louis Friedman and J. T. Burns.
 CHAMBERc FUNERAL-The fun eral of James Monroe Chambers, who died on Wednesday at his home at 110i West Adams street. will be held at two o'clock this afternoon from the 1 funeral parlors of the Mohn- Driscoll company interment to follow in Forest Lawn cemetery.
 WEARY OF MARRIED LlFE- Mrs. Clara E. Wing, former presi-
 dent of the Woman's Christian Tem- perance union and active in church work, yesterday filed suit for divorce 1 against C. o. Wing. Mrs Wing | charges her husband with failure tC provide. In her complaint she charges him with being a profligate and ar l idler. She states that he is an able bodied man and well able to provide l his wife with the common necessi- ties of life. She asks for $25 { imOnth alimony and during the pend.
 ency of action asks that she be giv. len the same amount. The plaintiff has property in her own name ant
 this separate property she desires t, retain and also wishes the right tt l resume her former name, Clara F
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25
Data for Iucson

Highest temperature yesterday .... .7t Rainfall yesterday ..............
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25

Buy Olivette olive oil, the best on the market. Handled by all grocers.+ Adv. dm
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25

The best spring tonic in the world is Arizona sunshine, the next is Ari zona grape fruit. Buy forty for a dollar from your grocer on Grape Fruit Day-next Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25

Grape fruit is probably the choicest fruit grown in Maricopa county. II is destined to become our leading hor- ticultural product and vet not even one family in twenty-five in Phoenix uses the fruit This is perhaps due to the fact that people generally con- sider it rich mans luxury. Forty for dollar, the price your grocer will make you on Grape Fruit Day, is two and one-kalf cents apiece
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25

Appropos of Grape Fruit Day, do you know how many ways the de-
 licious fruit can be prepared? Most people know how it adds to a break- fast. but many do not know that it makes a perfect salad these spring days, and the sherbet it makes is as good as the salad. By the way, a fruit punch without a grape fruit in
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25

The Democratic club will meet in the superior court room at the court house Monday night at 7:30 D. m. The. per manent organization will be completed at that time. The ladies are given a special invitation to be present.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25

Buy Olivette olive oil. the best CT the market. Handled by all grocers.- Adv. dm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
ldoundsvills Rdsfs.

One convict was discharged from the
prison yesterday on regular discharge
having completed his sentence.
DR.. 5. NJ. steele, OF Third street, is
spending the weekend at Buckhannon,
attending to business matters
Mrs {. L. Hutchison entertained the
members of the Jhimble Bee Society OF
the First NJ. +. church yesterday tafter-
noon at her home on Tomlinson avenue.
j. III. Clarke. ID. D.. OF Sistersville,
was in charge Of the lenten service at
the Trinity Episcopal church here. last
evening.
Rev. J. y. Smith spent yesterday at
Warrington. visiting with his son.
Dr. Harriet IL. Jones, of Glendale lee
tured TO the seventh and eighth grade
school girls yesterday afternoon at the
central school building. \
The basket ball game 20 have been
played la evening between the girls
team OF he local high school and
Shadysido nigh school. was cancelled by
the local management.
III. II. Pipes. of Cameron. spent yes
terday In the city attending 10 business
matters.
Miss Hazel Evans Is able 20 be about
again after q confinement at her home
with illness,
Tho local lodge OF Elks held a largely
attended business meeting last evening
az the club IN the Chawb building.
The force OF men az work at the elf
ford Fort Pitt" mine, across the river
from this city has been greatly IN
creased since the first OF the week
\ pure food show is being held al the
Red Star grocery store here, on Jeffer-
son avenue. All are welcome 10 attend
the show and sample the articles on dis
play.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
G. E. CARRIGAN
MAY ENTER RACE
MARSHALL COUNTY MAN Is BEING
BOOSTED TO ENTER RACE
FOE CONGRESS.
would NO Doubt BE Backed BY Entire
marshall County Republican vote.
Other Moundsviile News

Prominent men OF Marshall county
are az present boosting Hon. {. L. Car
rlgan. TO enter the race for the nominal
n"l Tor congress in this district. sub
June ..
As yet Mr.. Carrigan has had nothing
10 say on the situation. but influential
ana close friends are sure he does NOT
disfavor the proposition. II is believed
py his close friends tina. he Is giving
the matter due consideration and that
WITHIN q short time he will formally an
nounce his candidacy.
Six years ago Mr.. Carrigan went down
70 defeat before Hon John w. Davis in
the general Democratic land slide and
since that time his many friends in the
district have been urging him to again
become candidate. feeling that under
normal conditions he would be able to
carry more than the party strength
Mr.. Carrigan Is well known. He served
as prosecuting attorney of Marshall
county. when first entering politics
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
SALVATION ARMY

An interesting schedule FOR the meet
inEs 20 be conducted az the salvation
Army has been prepared BY Captain
Fordyce. Tho FIRST service Tor to-day
viii BE- an open-air service az the cor
ner Or Fourteenth and Market streets.
az o'clock. This evening services
viii be held in the Peoples Tabernacle
on south street. Sunday services will
nc held az the Ohio county jail at 10
%. M; open-alr services az 2.30 D. m.
and p. m. nt Fourteenth and Market
streets. sunday school az $3.50 %. M.
Young peoples service a. O'Clock o.
~. Band Master Jones in charge. Mrs.
Mc,ardle VIII speak. Captain Fordyce
viii epenk az the Suuda yevcnfng serve
ice IN the tabernacle. and has chosen
Tor his topic why People Fail"
Services next week viii be- a. fol-
lows.
Monday NiRht-Troe and easy serv-
icc.
Tueedsy Night-Rand practice.
wednesday Nirht-Toung peoples
service.
Thursday Nirhf-TIollnee n1eetinr.
FRIDAY Nirht-Bnnd practice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
PRAISE FROM
MINISTER'S WIFE
TELLS OF HER LONG SUFFERING
AND HOW SHE FOUND RELIEF.
HUSBAND JOINS IN CON-
MENDINc cARDUI.

WAINESVILLE. n. C.-Mrs. Joseph
Fry, wife OF the Pastor OF Jonathan
Circuit. Western North Carolina Con
ference. NJ. r. Church South. wires:
About 1899. about fifteen years
ago had severe case OF Typhoid
Fever and a relapse. which left me in
very bad condition. which got worse
All the time. Was 20 nervous, could
not stay in the room alone for five
minutes, and ! was irregular. Ny
nervousness was an awful worry 20
me and my friends. and couldn't sleep
for four or five nights at time. Tho
doctors would often have to give me
something TO make me sleep Could
do none of my work and had 70 keen
a cook.
then began taking Cardu and after
had taken half a bottle felt I was
improving and not 50 very long after
wards ! was able to 60 10 church.
After ! had taken four OF five botties
was able TO turn off my COOK and do
my own work. and ] got back my cor.
rect mental condition. for I had been
so nervous and absent minded. since
my illness. II was also able to re.
turn 70 school and resume my studies
and my piano lessons at Trinity Col
lege where ] was In attendance"
Rev. Mr. Fry writes. "she cannot
praise Cardui TOO highly. M Is we'll
worth what u costs. I viii recon.
mend u 20 any lady IN poor health "
Can you doubt the merit Of Cardui.
IN the face OF such evidence7 Give IL
a Trial All good drngeists sell Cardui.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
BUY THE SUIT NOW
AND AT -SHERMAN'S
NO USE HEsITATiNG, SPRINGS
JUST AROUND THE
CORNER.
WeIi-known Store Is Well Stocked
With Latest StyIes-Greys and
Stripes to PredomInate.

There's no use hesitatinE, that old
suit will not do. Spring is just around
the corner, and IL you are shiny today
you will be threadbare by June: more
than that, the styles have ctfangel.
When gay Easter swings along that
last years model, which may become
you now. viii give you the appearance
of an old-fashioned plate straight from
grandma's scrap book. There's but
one course open-a new suit. Despite
the war conditions in Europe, shortage
in woolens, dye materials and so on.
American men are to be well dressed
Although gray is to predominant as
the color in suitings for this season
there is an ample supply in stock Of
serges, blacks, and browns with a few
OF the leading stores throughout the
country. Wheeling is fortunate in
possessing store that carries such
complete line of clothing. moreover,
clothing that is backed by a reliable
guarantee. The Sherman Store, which
is located in the Schmulbach building.
Young men are to appear in stripes.
young men of integrity, too, for stripes
are the thing. Some of them single.
more OF them double, a few of them
triple, narrow and wide. but all Of
euclh SdipeS' bndt Is, most all, there
VIII be a few over-plaids and Scotch
home-spuns. but generally attractive
stripes will give the "nobby" appear.
ance TO young mems clothes this sea-
son. The styles will range from ar
/ extreme English cut, shirred back, TO
more conservative models with. or
without. patch pockets.
Mr.. Max Schafer. manager for The
Sherman Store. lis stocked to capacity
with spring and summer suits. Every
: thlng that Is new and desirable in
mems clothing is to be found there.
complete assortment for both young
and old. The Sherman Store has a
reputation for good clothing at rea-
sonable prices: their clothing is guar
anteed to keep its shape, and retain
its color. and their prices are always
In accord with the shortest purse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
Pike Personals ana Briefs.

William Fletcher. Of Film Cro,.o a.
confined 10 his home with an attach Of
measles. -
Charles J.. Froese. Of woodta,v, q.
confined 10 his home on account Of iii
ness. % III
Arrangements have been made 10,
an entertainment 90 be held in the parl,
view school house next Friday even
new barber shop has been opened
Dolph Tolbcri. 81 Ladders Run. ba.
moved 20 Ohio. whore De viii make his
The special meeting Of the Fir, Grow.
council held Thursday evening acted on
INC auditor's report. Town Marshal u
~ Butler was elected chief II the nrs
The members n the Nut club az r.ir-
Grove viii give dance IN fhe raj
room ~ The Fdgw God pharmacy next
Ihuradav evening.
Mrs. o. ~ Gibson. Of wesf Aicx.,.
der. b. spending r. few days in piffe.
burgh. The guest ~ relatives
20 w lewis. ~ West Alexander. who
has been I'D NJ bic home for the pas,
fcW days. o. slightly improved.
Mrs. Mary y Brown. Who has ~,
SERIOUSLY ll ~ her home In GreRrs-
VIC Tor several daya j. much me
AlTs. George J. Neide1. Of ragt,.,o.
Lane. who has been ill. T. recovering
Niles Nina Schmidt N Ffru rros~
has left FOR Hot Springs. Ark vhere
she VIII spend some time.
Nen ton Augabiic. who resides a. m
80 u, tofs notel has returned from Q
Thomas Downs of Ne. DE- crbsnf.f 4,
sonnned 20 he home on account OF ni-
AIRS. w r. Pretfvmsn. Of c-b.,,,i
Court. has been removed 10 the No~tt
wheeling hospital. owing % severe nI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
About People
Movements ~ individuals t.
and From tire City.
AT THE HOTELS.


Stamm-Mel. White. Cameron. Ceo
COlYen. Washington. Pa: j. hi Spen.
Ger. GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
ndsor-EmcrsOn Mayer. Hunting.
ION W. II. Greenbay, Huntington. w
,. smith, Jr., Chester: T. s.. Crocker
ManninBton, y. T.. Erskine. Sfeuben.
vile; q. A. Vail, SteubenvflIe. = n
Lortelyou. Huntington: l.. a. Criie
Clraksburg; Blanche Garrison. Wade,
toMn' =. f. Carter Wellsburg. NJ M
Wits, Lanesville. II. w. Brown ne
thesda; y. =. Worther. WelIsbure. IA
i. Caldwell. FairmOnt. -
Grand Central-H. L. Mahanov Nj
vernon. Miss Anna Brown. Moruan.
Town, Mr.. and Mrs. II. &. Young. Par.
hersDurBi Mrs. ID. NJ. Holcomb' Bef.
He, MIS-. Lowe and daughter.
iiiiastines' W. y. Mcknight. New Mar
unsVillei Laura Lowe Cameron.
MeLurc-H. M. I.ockridgc Nisr1,-
ton. Miss Alice GAYLORD. M de- chez.
lal; ]. v. Mcmillan. Marietta Ohio
y. j. Lltman, Barton. Apha gane.
crainte Port Clinton. Ohio.
hoqers-M. +. Christian. Marietta
n. p. Caldwell. Alledonia: j. "A. stark
wooster, IT. I. Marshall, Marfiueburg
Rev. q. p. Livermore. OF Weusburg
vas visitor In the city Friday morn.
Mrs. Frank Griffin was brourb, n
the Ohio Valley General hospital ves-
terday from her home in Cameron
Tor medical treatment.
Mrs. Frank HAYES. Of Fairmonf has
returned home after a few DAYS visit
Win local friends and relatives.
W. X. AOan has returned home -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
Rev. Mcaarrah 70 Speak.

Rev a. 5. McGarrah. who has charge
OF the efficiency work Of the Presbyter-
ian church. will speak on Tuesday after
noon ana evening in the Stone Presby-
terrain church at Elm Grove. lie Will
speak OF the work of the church from
the practical standpoint. The services
Tor sunday are Ps follows: Preaching
services al 1870 e. m. and 80 y. m. ~
the morning services tho pastor Rev 4.
II. Lewellyn. will speak on The Church
OF Christ" end In the evening sThs
Peril OF lnattention." Sabbath school
at 9:3O A. m: Junior Endeavor at 4 "a
p. m; and Senior Endeavor at Gao 10
m The leader will be Miss Elsie Nc.
Causland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11

At the March meeting OF the Keystone
Bible class OF the Stone church Sunday
school, held last night at the home OF
loving officers S,er re- lIec'ed .nS do,
Arthur Butler; Vicc-presidcnt, John r.
Ferrcll. secretary treasurer. Samuel
Lively, assistant secretary treasurer,
Blaine Gorbey: teacher, Mrs. a. r.
ine following members were present.
faF Woods. John Terrell. Samuel Live
". Guy Lindsay. Roy Hawkins. Harry
McCausland Fred Bushon, Elmer Mem
del. Charles Caldwell, Frank Smith.
George Jones. Edwin Cashdollar. Blaine
Dorsey and Arthur Butler. The guests
included Mrs. Earl Woods Mrs J. -
Terrell and Mrs. Douglass.
Rev. Jacob Rublc OF West Alexander.
delivered an address,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
Community Meeting.

More than three hundred persons At
TENDED the community meeting held last
night I'm the Roeny's Point United Pres
bytcrian church. The general theme
was Social Betterment," and an address
l.ewcliyn OF the Stone Presbyterian
church ~ Elm Grove. The stone church
orchestra rendered an excellent musical
Last nights was the fourth OF a series
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
sxcEEo wILsoN VOTE

INDIANAPOLIS. March f0-Prac-
days primary. tabulated here unoffi.
cially today show that former Vice
freeident Charles ". Fairbanks can.
qiuaie Tor the Republican nomination
Tor President. received 1922 votes
more than were cast for President
woodrow Wilson. candidate for re-
nomination on the Democratic ticket
EeiI oanks received q total Of 1929
votes 20 Wilson's 158.s47.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
Mrs. william Senator.

Mrs. William Schaffer. aged IS, sue
cumbed TO asthma. at her home at
Pleasant Valley. Thursday morning at
IL o'clock. Deceased Is survived by her
husband and two children. Funeral ser
vices will be conducted this morning at
the Limestone church. And interment
viii be in the church cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
suffragists To orran,z..

The suffragists will form an organf-
zation here within the next few DAYS
according TO announcements made yes
terday. Miss Marie II. Ames. OF Spring
field. Mass. was in the city Yesterday
and called upon a number OF local peO-
pie. advocates of cquil suffrage Hiss
Ames viii again be here next Friday AZ
ternoon. and general meeting will he
held at the home OF Mrs. T.. NJ Lewis
for the purpose OF effecting an organi-
zation for the city