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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
Christmas Holidays Bring Home
Many Children From Colleges

viii Join the other three girls in Al
bany. y. Y
Miss Jane Burgess. who is attending
the Misses Shipleys school, in Bryn
Mawr. Penn. will arrive home CHRIST
mas eve. Her father. Richard F. Bur
yes. viii meet her in Fort W orth ana
they viii come home together
Miss Sarah Bridgers viii arrive on
Dec. 20. TO spend the Christmas season
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs W W.
Bridgers- Miss BridgerS Is a sopno-
more student Of the University OF
Miss Mary Dewey. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. l. T. Dewey Miss Berenlce
Brick. daughter Of F. +. Brick, ana
Miss Margaret Amstater. daughter OF
8Ir. and Mrs. Y. Amstater- VIII arrive
Christmas eve to spend the HOLIDAYS
al their homes Miss Dewey VIII De
accompanied b. her chum. Miss Mar
jorie Peers. who VIII visit her through
the holidays.
Miss Katherine Pfaff. who is a stu
dent Of Miss Dow's school at Brlar
cliff Manor. New York, viii return
ard Mrs. Henry Pfaff. for the Christ
Miss Nellie May Bowen will arrive
the last Of the week from Los Angeles,
borough School for Girls, 10 spend
Christmas with her parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. J. Z. Bowen
lack HAPPIER. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
+ a Happier. who IS student
Of Hotchkiss school. at LakeVllle. conn,
viii spend his Christmas vacation Wis
iting schOOlmates in Brooklyn ana
New York City.
Miss Nancy Edwards daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton J. Edwards. who
is attending the College OF Oratory OF
the Northwestern University, at Evans
ION Ill will travel with an uucle
through the east during the holiday
season. visiting in New York City ana
Washington. D. 9
Guy Hammett Davis. son OF MI ana
Mrs z i. Farrar. a student or the
Massachusetts Institute Of TvchnoIo-y-
OF Boston. viii pass the holiday sea
son as a guest in a classmates house
party in Pittsburgh, Penn -.
Ruel Hammett, student or rare
university Will meet his parents Mr.
and Mrs J.. l. Thayer. IN New 4or n
CITY and spend the holiday season
Miss Dema FIeclz. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. W y Fleck. who is attend,
ing the Sargent's school Of Physical
Z Education. in Cambridge, Mass, VIII
/ visit in New York City during the nom
Hiss Mary Wellington, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y Warrington, VINO Is
! q student of the University Of Okla
3 hor,a al Norman. Okla. VIII spend
] Christmas time visiting friends IN
I Oklahoma city
/ Henry Goggin. son Of judge and Mrs.
/ 7 NJ GOggin. who is a student OF lhs
[ University of Delaware, VIII Spend
! Cbrisrrnas visiting in New York city
: MS sister. Miss Mary Simpson Goggin
4 who Is q student OF the Misses Snip
] lev's school in Bryn MaWr. PENN Wlll
/ -.ass her Christmas holidays as the
/ guest of a classmate at a house par y
| in Memphis. Tenn
! Manuel Schwartz. son or MI aho
| Mrs A schwartz. who is stlueIl %
/ the college Of Finance, OF the Uni
l versitv Of Pennsylvania, viii arrive the
latter part Of the week 10 be home
4 for the holiday season
| 1fiss Margaret Woodside. daughter OF
I M and Mrs T. J. WOodside. who IS at
. tending the Ward Belmont college, o.
| Nashville Tenn will be the guest 81
/ her sister. Mrs George Trigs. OF Heh-
/ Jerson- XIV. through the holiday
J season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16

-PON Christmas day. and the holt
DAY. season which follows it, con-
~ tinuing to New Years day. are
focused all the thought and plans and
interest of everyone in IL Paso. Christ
mas decorations are dominating all the
social events being given. ana Christ
mas parties and celebrations are fore
most in everyone's mind Needless to
saw the coming week. being the week
before Christmas. will be busy to the
limit of time. for no matter how care
fully planned is ones shopping HsJ. u
how early one may begin chris tillss
preparatiOns, there are so many Things
that come crOwdiug in for attention at
the last. Christmas preparations nave
made d noticea bic lulI in the social ac-
tivities of the coming week Many OF
the smaller clubs have suspended
meeting until after New Years
To BE Married Monday
On Monday evening the marriage OF
Miss Gladys Schwartz TO Harry stem,
of Los Angeles. Will be solemnlZed by
rabbi Martin ZielOnka in the Dallroom
Of Hotel PasO del Norte- FOLLOWING
the ceremony there viii be wedding
supper for the bridal party ana Tel a
tives, and at $50 o'clock there Will De
a large wedding reception MISS
Schwartz will be attended as mala OF
honor by Miss Leah LacoIske, OF Tex
aTEana- Ark MISS l4aNt41hF anu
ScbUa-+z were school chums. The
brides younger sister, little Johanna
Schwartz, will be the ring bearer Inc
bride will be given in marriage by ner
father. David Schwartz Nathan Feder-
of Los Angeles. viii be Nh Stems best
man. Mr.. stein and his bride viii spend
their honeymoon visiting the Gran9
CANYON and san Francisco They VIII
reside in Los Angeles.
Tuesdav afternoon Miss Leontlne
Crandmugin will entertain. the Sempre
Felix club
Christmas DanSant-
Mr.. and Mrs. john L. Dyer ana MI II
and Mrs. J. + Primm viii entertain
wednesday with a Christmas dansant
to be given in the Toltec club from o91, -
O'Clock in the afternoon TO II clock
Christmas dinner will De deligntIui
part Of the affair -
Army Bridge club Wednesday after-
nom at her home on Fort Boulevard;
The department of Literature ana
current Events Of the Woman's cluD
viii meet Wednesday afternoon at .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
By RUTH MoNRO AUGUR.

o'clock in the club house on Mesa
avenue The realistic novel viii De the
discussion topic. Mrs W w splitter
will speak on realism as expressed by
EIiiott HARDY. HoweIls and Meredith
Mrs. c l. Kelly will give paper on
modern realistic writer's, Bennett
Wells and Walpole- Mrs T W Lanler
viii give a review of the Fl PasO 1uN-
emile court cases, in the current events
Miss Greta Palmer viii play Nalse
Caprice." by Newland. There will be
the usual weekly hop Wednesday night
a Fort Bliss, in the officers CLUB
Benefit for Rescue Home Children.
Thursday night the interest viii CEN
ter in the big benefit entertainment, to
De given for the children Of the Rescue
Zone by Review No. -, of the WO-
bees. in the Odd Fellows hall The
proceeds from this affair are to be used
TO pay for the shoes that the Macca-
bees have already purchased, to out
fit the little youngsters at the nome
and Will further provide clothing ana
other neceSsaries for the children be
ing cared for at this institution. The
early part of the evening viii be de-
voted to an entertainment ana TINS
viii be followed by dancing.
The Kelly band, composed OF the
Misses Mary Kelly, Eliza eth Kelly.
Ann Kelly and Charlee Kelly, daugh-
tiers Of Mr.. and Mrs. C f Kelly, VIII
play number OF selections
Miss Opal Corn Will sing Miss Sadie
Ruth AIdrich will recite. Miss Vir-
ginia l. Bean viii play 4 violin solo,
'-AffgnOnette." by Friml. with Mrs. V
L. Bean accompanying her on the piano
Mrs. Anna ORear viii give humorous
readings. Miss Anna Axiom will sing.
sOh Come to Me Mavourneen. by
Frank Lyons Her sister. Miss Ma
ffldq Axton. VIII accompany her Miss
Bessie Roberts viii give a reading.
Matter Davis will sing In the Time OF
Roses" by Reichard. and Lolita, a
Spanish serenade. by Buzzi Peccia- Mrs.
q % Rucker will give readings Mrs.
a. G. Graham will sing. Flower
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
SOCIAL AFFAIRS FOR THE WEEK
ARE ALL CENTERED AROUND IHE
PREPARATIONSF FOR CHRISTMAS

Song from Faust" by Guonod, ac-
companied by Mrs. J. NJ Richmond.
Miss Rosa DeTalbot Will recite-
Will Tell of the Home and Its Needs.
G. a. Martin VIII give brief adj
dress, telling OF the work accomplished
at the Rescue Home and of its needs
The program viii close with the sing
ing of "A Perfect Day" by Miss Anna
AXton.
Thursday afternoon the FL Paso
Equal Franchise league viii meet I'm
the Chamber OF Commerce building
The report Of the nominating commit
tee will be presented Miss A. Louise
Dietrich viii be in charge Of the pro-
gram
Annual banquet Friday Night.
Friday night the annual banquet OF
the sam Houston Debating society OF
the High school viii be held in the
cafeteria of the new high school build
ing This banquet is always gala
event in this sOciety's year Toasts and
speeches are given by the incoming
and outgoing officers and the dis
tinguished guests of the society, and
altogether il is quite an occasion
Saturday. at the Young Women S
Christian association, there viii ne a
musical at the noon hour. from ABOUT
II o'clock until 80 o'clock when
Christmas carols and songs VIII be
sung by prominent musicians OF the
city.
To Entertnin Day Nursery Tots
In the afternoon the students OF the
Ell Paso School for Girls VIII entertain
the little children Of the day nursery
at the Rose Gregory HOuchen settle
meut house with a Christmas tree and
4 program OF Christmas carols
Saturday evening Lydia Happier Will
entertain the Beta Delta Phi club with
an informal dance at her home on
Hawthorne Place
Miss Anne Magoffin viii be the hos
tess for the y. B. club Saturday after
noon
night dance at the West Ysleta Coun-
try club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
High School Comn1andant of
Cadets Is Honored At Lunch

I.aren and Mrs. 4 H Hughey were
presented with bouquets OF violets ny
Miss Smith on behalf of the sponsors
The. sponsors We're Misses Mary herr-
mans. Dorothy NJllertseu. Ldnd Frltc.-
EFT and Mary Caples of company y
Ethel Lily AXton. Ethel CraWIoru,
Marion Cainan and Frances Lockett OF
smith. Frances Oppenheimer ana Law on
SorrsIls of company g The guests
were Maj and Mrs l. F. Mcl-tren anu
15tfla Kenneth NcLaren, principal ana
Mrs a. H Hughey. first Lieut. anu
battalion adjutaut Harry Pearson; mrs.
Tfeut William Bias, second Leu
T-ils,- Winter. first Sergt Harold De-
Pew and Sergt- Dewey carson ~ - -
many a: second Lieut. Harry W eiscn'
firsf Sergt- Errold Lapowski ana Sersl-
pbilin Stevens. Of company u Iirst
ie1f Paul Harvey second Leu
frank Scotch. first SereL Hanloh DI-
I2oss and Sergt Leslie W omelqofI, On
cornDanv G and first Lieut. -uI-~S
PIurnenthal, Of the signal corps
The new officers Of the sam hou7 80
r,.b,-frr- society We're installed FIJI
5a1- night. at the meeting OF the So
cfe+x in the new high scnooi buiIell' =
~ 5--sta1lir. officer was Harry rear
-, FoIIowing this there was an IN
Fo--T,aI rrogran. Ashley Glliel- go
10 ,.ss Willard Brown made
s,aech on increasing the menu SNIP
Mics Nellie Smith mas been appolhteu
,bief snonsor Of the girl sponsors -
- Icafie1 corps companies OF the hlSH
scbooI Miss Mary Heermans - VIC
1'aed snonsor Of the sponsors OF com
- a Miss Lily AXton. OF company -
md Miss Helen Reading. of company -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
Dinners. Luncheors. Teas.

Marion Howe viii entertain on Dec
&c AT her home on West Boulevard,
with a tea. complimentary TO Nancy
Williams and Jane Burgess
Lydia Happier and Helen Dunn viii
entertain their school friends on Dec.
IS, with a Christmas tea IN honor OF
Nancy Williams. who viii be home Tor
the holidays from school in the east
The party viii be given at the resi-
deuce of Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Happier, on
Hawthorne Place
Mrs }. y. Allen was given delight
full surprise dinner party Thursday eve
ming. by her daughter. Miss Hazel Al
len. at their home on Magnolia street,
in honor Of Mrs Aliens birthday ami
versary. a big basket Of fruit was the
central decoration of the table. The
guests included Mr. and Mrs J. y Al
len. Nj. and Mrs. C. c. Hail. Mr.. and
Mrs J. r. Greene. Misses Ruth shan
non and Viola Allen. Following the din
ner there were Rotations and songs by
the hostess and Miss Shannon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
FL Posoans Returning.

solomon Stolaroff. who is q student
Of the Army and Navy academy AT "a
cific Beach. san Diego, IS expected 70
ret1Irn to ~ Paso. Dec. %. TO spend the
holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A Stolaroff-
Henry Butler. a student Of the New
Mexico Military institute. az hoSWeli-
\ N Will return home Dec. IS. to
spend the holdvs with his parents Mr.
and Mrs ". NJ Butler. at their new
home in Austin Terrace
John T AXtOn. jr-. IS expected 10 ar
rive on Dec %. from Chicago. to spend
the Christmas holidays with his par
ents chaplain and Mrs John T Axiom.
of the 20th infantry. at their quarters
AT Fort Bliss Young ANton Is "A stu
Gent at the y N. c. y. training school,
in Chicago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
Lodges and Clubs.

Fl. D. Pallister. geologist Of the Texas
School of Mines. was the speaker at
the meeting Of the MayflOwer Society
OF the First Congregational church.
which was held Thursday night in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. NOlney Brown
Mr.. Pallister talked in an instructive
and entertaining way about the geOlog-
ical formation Of the mesas here. and
Mt Franklin. His talk was illustrat-
ed by diagrams and specimens collect
ed on the hills. There was a good sized
audience present. The January meet
ing viii be addressed by Richard F.
Burgess
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
About Ell Pasoans.

Mrs. c h Wolf. who mas been quite
i'll at her residence on Arizona street
for the past two weeks, is improving
nicely.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
Why Not

Navajo Rues-n0 better gift for the
home-I9 per cent less this month
Beach's Art shop, City National Bank
Bldg.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16

The ordinary cost or a Want Ad in
The FL Paso Herald is % cents II
reaches an average OF ABOUT loo 9eV
readers each issue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
Why Not

A ChimayO Indian Blanket for a
couch cover-ali sizes. Beachs Art
shop. City National Bank Bldg--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16

Beautiful Christmas trees for salt
at the First ~ T. church. Lee anC
Montana SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16

Let Santa Claus see that you use
CerriIlos White Ash or Swastika Coal
this Xmas 1t viii please him, also
Yourself Southwestern Fuel and Feed
70 phones 521-4afA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16

BE sure and have your eyes examined
and glasses fitted right before Xmas
IL will give you more pleasure Geo
d. Kendall. rs Mesa Ave. make!
Glasses Right"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16

skates for Xmas gifts, Allen Arms
& Cycle Co, i04 y. Oregon
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-02-14

part carried some real live comedians
the end men being Glen Grice, Bill
Rivers, Bill Smith, Charlie Blood
Frank Gale, and Clarence Jain. The
vocal numbers by Bill Rivers, Clarence
Heard, Charlie Blood, William Passey
and Glen Grice we're all well received
The finale of the first part was pa
triotic and in. introducing the Boys
in Blue" a tableau was arranged in
which three young ladies represented
in costume, "Columbia,' Dove of
Peace" and Justice"
The second part was made up of
screaming hits. Glen Grice in mono
logue was one of the special features.
Mr. McIver was clever in feats of
magic while the Rag-ma-la harmony
four composed of Foster, Hill, Gid
den, and Passey proved to be great
Jain and Rivers pleas
ed the audience with comedy knock
about sketch. Mr.. Carey in a cornet
solo was in his usual excellent form.
The performance ended with clever
Fun on the Plains"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-02-14
POISONED WHEAT
KILLED SPARROWS
Impression Gained That Valuable
Dogs Poisoned by This Method
Seems IncOnceivable, According to
Mrs. Warren Truitt

The suggestion offered by an editor
ial in the Star-Mirror last week that
poisoned wheat scattered on Main
street for sparrows was responsible
in past seasons for the killing of song
birds and dogs meets with an emphat-
ic contradiction by Mrs. Warren
Truitt. For a number of years past
Mrs. Truitt has been active in a cam
paign to rid this territory of the
pernicoius English sparrow.
1T is certainly not true" stated Mrs.
Truitt to Star-Mirror reporter,
''that a single dog or song bird ever
came to it's death by the poisoned
wheat scattered on Main street sew
eral years ago. In the first place song
birds are too tirlid to appear on Main
street, and in the second place the
wheat has always been put out before
the song birds arrive. The wheat is
eaten by the sparrows in February,
and the first song birds come in March.
Again, dogs do not eat wheat
If they did, every farmers dog would
be dead from eating poisoned wheat on
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-02-14

the farms and on Main street. No man
can prove that he lost his dog by the
method stated. Poisoned meat scat
tered about town killed dogs and
cats"
The impression of some dog-owners
who lost fine animals year or two
ago seems to have been that the dogs
shifting at the offal in the streets
came upon enough poison to kill them
And number of dog-lovers have
been anxious that different methods
should be used in the very worthy
campaign to kill off sparrOws. In the
opinion of Mrs. Truitt the dogs have
never come in contact with the poison
ed wheat and would not have disturb
ed it or licked it if they had run upon
the streets while it was there.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-02-14
MEEkER SOUNDS
ALARMING NOTE

Aged Oregon Pioneer in Call on the
President Declares War Would Oc-
eur on the Pacific Coast and Wants
to Pacify Japs
By the United Press Associations.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE time
will come when there will be a war
on the Pacific Coast" Ezra Meeker,
aged So, pioneer of the Oregon trail,
thus warned the president today
Representative Dill of Washington
engineered the visit. Meeker spoke
before the president on behalf of a
military highway along the trail
from st. Louis to Olympia. Meeker
said:
1.-The Japanese are proud people
They believe they are as good as any
body else and a little better History
will repeat itself. We must either
abandon the open-doo policy in China
or prepare to defend our own SOIL"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-02-14
City, News In Brief

Mr.. and Mrs. S. p Hall are rejoic
ing over the arrival at their home 0
a boy, born this morning.
E. V. Ellington and C. w. Hick
man, of the university faculty, are il
Lewiston today on extension work.
Judg ]. F. Ailshie, who attended the
Lincoln day banquet returned to his
home in Occur d'Alene yesterday.
On account of lecture by Miss
Powell at the university this evening,
Mr.. Hume will not deliver a lecture
at the high school tonight on ancient
history. His lecture will be given
next Monday night as usual.
Preparations for the military ball
at the university next Saturday eve
ming are we'll under way and special
invitations have been sent out to
many state officials and military per-
sons 1t is announced that no invita-
lions were sent out locally, the invita-
ton being general to townspeople.
One of the Lincoln day visitors in
Moscow was State Senator E. M.
Grant, one of the republican party
warehouses of the north. Senator
Grant left for Spokane yesterday
where he expected to meet Senator
Sweet and others who will attend a
meeting OF the directors of the North
west Live Stock show.
BERTHE Orr, the six-year-old son OF
Mrs. Edna Orr, while coasting on his /
sled Saturday collided with barbed
wire fence and received some severe
and painful cuts about the face. DR..
Clarke was called and a number of
stitches were necessary to close the
wounds. The little fellow was cut
across the mouth, on the cheeks, and
through the eyelid.
Weather conditions are improving |
and the back bond of the winter seems |
10 nave D66U TodCucu. fACCOi uiu6 W d |
record of the temperature kept at
the university for the "a hours ending
at this morning the maximum was
AZ above zero and the minimum 33
degrees. For the "a hours ending at
9 O'Clock Sunday morning the max
imum temperature was 81 and the
minimum temperature 29 above.
Miss Edith Allen, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. j. S. Allen, underwent an
operation for appendicitis at Moscow
Wednesday morning. The latest re-
port from Dr. Moody who left here
Wednesday morning to be present at
the operation, says she is getting
along as we'll as could be expected
under the circumstances. Miss Allen d
has been attending the state univer-
sity this year-Sandpoint Review.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-02-14
NJ YSTERIOUS FIRE
IN ELECTRIC PLANT
BY the United Press Associations.

By the United Press Associations.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Feb. IA
mysterious fire in the munitions de-
partment of the General Electric COM
pany wrought serious damage. The
corporation first reported that the
damage was slight and said that it
was caused by spontaneous combus-
ton foil from overheated. steam
pipes.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-02-14
president who could beat Wilson. He
believed that the administration
dealings in Mexico and Europe had
deadened the conscience of America
ELKS MINSTRELS
WELL ATTENDED
Local Talent Gave a Creditable Per-
Torrance at the Strand Friday Night
One of the Best Shows Ever Stag
ed in Moscow

Practically every seat at the Strand
theater was occupied for the Elks'
attended declared the affair was one
of the best of it's kind ever given
here. The production was staged I'M
der direction of H.. McIver of New
York
A number of local hits were injected
the local talent displayed rare ability
in this line, much to the enthusiastic
amusement of the audience. The first
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-02-14
TEDDY is MIGHTY MAN
,y the United Press Associations.

BY the United Press Associations.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-"Presi-
dent Wilson is afraid of two men, the
kaiser and myself" Colonel Roosevelt
said recently at Oyster Bay, declared
Representative Sells Of Tennessee to-
day. Roosevelt favored anyone for
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-02-14
TOO LATE no CLASSIFY

FOR RENT = TWO NICELY FUR
nished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. III Jackson street. 16tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-09-13
READY FOR FRIDAY
Barton Guest Day Plans in Order. Free
Lunch Will Be Served. Every
body Come.
Leave yonr purses at home.

Leave yonr purses at home.
There will be no cause for having
one or opening it if you did have it, be-
cause in addition to the ntertaining
arrangements already made, plans are
being made to serve a free lunch at
Alumni hall (old school building) be-
ginning at 5 80 o'clock. This is moth
ing elaborate but will consist of sand
wiches and good hot coffee sweetened
and creamed to your taste.
Now don't stay away. We want you,
we plan for you and expect you.
The rooms of the Barton Improved
ment club will be headquarters. Their
rooms are located over the Pierce drug
store and the entrance is at the
double doors near the middle of the
block. Here guests may check any
articles of clothing for the afternoon
and obtain information concerning
events. @Toilet rooms may be found
here.
! At l o'clock the doors of the Gem
moving picture theatre will be thrown
open to Barton's guests and contin-
, uous show will be run until o'clock.
and persons may stay in as long or as
short time as suits their convenience.
At l o'clock all those who desire to
do so will be taken on cruise of
Crystal lake in motor boats and a
second cruise will be made at g 80
O'Clock. At 3 o'clock there will be a
ball game on the fair grounds between
Glover and Barton and then at 730
o'clock in the evening begins the
great free band concert and corn roast
on the fair grounds. Numerous fires
will be kindled, there will be wagon
| load Of corn, sticks with which to roast
| it, and there will be some fun.
Automobiles will be provided to take
guests to and from the fair grounds for
the ball game in the afternoon and
every comfort and convenience will be
provided. And everything will be
free; the picture shows, the boat
rides, the ball game, the corn roast
and the concert.
| Remember this band concert takes
| the place of the Saturday evening con-
cert for this week and is the last con-
cert of the season.
Remember too, that this guest day
is given by the people of Barton
through the Barton Improvement club.
Come
The program will be carried out as
planned as nearly as weather permits
If the concert cannot be given Friday
evening on account of weather it will
be given Saturday evening.