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Morris tribune., 1916-07-21

Mrs. Anna Fritz and family have
as their guest this week Miss Dom
nelly, of Merriam Park, who is re-
newing acauaintances in Morris.
Morris tribune., 1916-07-21

Albert GRADER, one of the hustling
young farmers from the Alberta coun-
try, was in the city Wednesday and
selected nice fve-passenger Overland
automobile at the Morris Auto Garage
after a demonstration by Clifford Lee.
Morris tribune., 1916-07-21
Hearing on Assessments

On Tuesday evening, July 25th in
the Armory Commission Chambers the
City Commission of the City of Nor
ris will pass on the following assess
ments:
l. The construction of a sanitary
Sewer in Sewer District No. %, as
extended. Property affected being:
Lots Ala County Subd. .-~ -~..- .
Lots 1-3 inclusive Sec. "a in City
of Morris.
Lots 2 and 3, Block 1, 14-19 Block
3, and Block 4 Park Addt.
2. Sprinkling for the season 1916
in Sprinkling Dist. No. /.
3. The construction of sidew ak
affecting the following:
Lots II and Is, Block 8, Orig.
Twn.
Lots 7-12, Block 10, Orig. Twn.
Lots 16 and II, Block 9, Orig.
Twn.
Lots 2-11. Block IS, Sec. Ry.
Addt.
Lots II and l, Block 50, Sec.
Ry. Addt.
Lots 1-6, Block 70, Sec. Ry. Addt.
Lots 1-6, Block ID, Sec. Ry.
Addt.
Lots TIP, Block 43, Sec. Ry.
Addt.
Lots TIP, Block Sc, Sec. Ry.
Addt.
All parties interested are requested
to be present and bring any objections
that they may have to the proposed
assessments which are on file in the
City Managers office.
July goth, 1916.
S. A. Siverts, Jr.,
City Manager.
Morris tribune., 1916-07-21
NOTES OF LOCAL INCIDENTS
AND
NEWS OF LOCAL INTEREST

Stones Sootless coal-guaranteed
to please. adv.
F. A. Mullen went to St. Paul
the first of the week to attend to
legal matters.
Miss Bertha Knupple returned Fri
day morning from a short visit with
her sister at Herman.
Eye-sight restored. By DR.. Bro
kaw, eye specialist at Krueger's drug
store, Morris the 9th and 9TH of every
month. Painful head and eyes made
painless. Price always lowest. adv.
H. E. Clark and A. Brasker re-
turned Monday morning from Beard
sIey where they completed a large
job of cement block making. The
blocks will be used in the construction
of garage.
Mrs. C. L. Young is spending the
week with her son-in-law and daugh-
ire, Mr.. and Mrs. Cartwright, at
Minneapolis. During her absence
Miss Mable Peterson is assisting at
the Young Coffee store.
Mrs. Peter Killian and daughter
Marcel!a, who have been visiting for
a couple of weeks at the home of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Den
mis- Murphy, of Horton, returned to
their home in St. Paul Sunday night.
1t is useless to think you can sue
coed without the necessary prepare
ton. If you decide to enter Mankato
Commercial College this fall you are
taking the first step that will lead to
success. Send for their catalog. 1t
is free.
Mrs. George Manner went to Star
buck Wednesday morning where she
became a patient. at the hopsital.
Recovery from her recent illness has
been slow and it was decided a minor
surgical operation was necessary. Her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Beckwith, came up
from st. Paul Tuesday and will re-
main here and at the hospital till Mrs.
Manner feels stronger.
Morris tribune., 1916-07-21
AND

William Goodell is the latest owner
of five-passenger Ford.
Miss Marie Aanerud and Vernie
Wilson spent Sunday visiting at the
formers parental home at Donnelly.
Mrs. Elizabeth Peerboom has just
finished her modern six-room bungalo
and expects to move into same about
the first of the month.
Misses Florence and Mildred Ort-
man returned Tuesday from Mime
apolis where they attended the uni
versity summer school.
Mrs. Anna Fritz and family. have
as their guest this week Miss DON
nelly, of Merriam Park, who is re-
newing acquaintance in Morris.
County Attorney Cherry transacted
legal business at Graceville Wednes-
day afternoon and upon his return took
occasion to compliment the farmers
in that vicinity upon the excellent ap-
pearance of their farms.
Albert GRADER, one Of the hustling
young farmers from the Alberta coun-
try, was in the city Wednesday and
selected a nice five passenger Overland
automobile at the Morris Auto Garage
after a demonstration by Clifford Lee.
DR.. Leuty and family are preparing
for their summer outing at Silver
Beach, Lake Minnewaska, to which
place they will 60 Saturday. DR..
Leuty expects to divide his daylight
hours between the lake and his Office
in the Medical block.
Miss Wayne Gaffney is enjoying
we'll deserved rest from her labors as
saleslady at the Towle store@and has
gone to spend the time with her sist-
er, Mrs. Donovan, in North Dakota.
During her absence a little extra work
falls to the rest of the clerks.
Word from Ingvald Siverts who is
confined in a Minneapolis hospital
where he was operated upon last
week for appendicitis, to his father in
this city, conveys the welcome news
that he is doing as we'll as can be ex-
pceted and the hospital physicians
have extended assurances of an early
release. Indications point to his re-
turn to Morris about the first of the
month.
Morris tribune., 1916-07-21

photographs TO show which his son
William T.. Nelson, who is in educa-
tional work in the Philippine Islands,
has taken Of people and scenes in that
faraway possession.
Morris tribune., 1916-07-21

Painters Vaughn and Norton and
their families moved out to Glendale,
N. D., last FRIDAY where they will
make their future home. Messrs.
Vaughn and Norton went to Glendale
some time ago, after the fire and
soon after their arrival secured plant
ing contracts which will keep them
busy all the rest of the season. Many
buildings are in course of construc-
ton and the town is rebuilding on g
larger and more substantial scale thar
before the fire which almost wipec
out the town completely early last
spring.
Morris tribune., 1916-07-21

AUTO Modern, 7-passenger auto for
sale, 1915 model. A. Brisbane,
Morris.
Morris tribune., 1916-07-21

Counting money while the mercury
is playing tag with the hundred mark
is new job Harry Lord is tackling
at the Morris National bank. Lord
was selected for the place some weeks
ago when Clarence McConville re-
signed his position to go to Montana,
and the manner in which he is filling
the post is highly pleasing to his sup
errors.
Morris tribune., 1916-07-21

Ludwig Nelson, formerly from near
Donnelly but now of Fergus Falls,
was in the city Saturday calling on
friends. He had many interesting
Morris tribune., 1916-07-21

Money to loan on improved
farms. See A. A. Stone, Morris
Morris tribune., 1916-07-21

Mrs. Sam Grove entertained large
number of lady friends at her home
Wednesday afternoon. The gather
ing was in the nature of a farewell
reception for Mrs. C. W. Exstrand
who is about to leave the city to make
her home in Minneapolis to which city
Mr.. Exstrand was recently transferred
by the Northern Pacific railway COM
pany. The afternoon was spent in
many pleasant ways and in leave TAX
ings. The hostess served delightful
luncheon.
Morris tribune., 1916-07-21

Chas. Leitte, knight of the razor
and strap at the Brandt tonsorial par
Tors, is back at his chair after week
spent at Willmar and Green Lake.
Morris tribune., 1916-07-21

Mrs. J. H. Boyd returned Sunday
evening from Des Moines, Ia, where
she enjoyed a seven weeks visit with
relatives and friends at the old home.
Miss Gladys Boyd who accompanied
her aunt to Des Moines, will remain
till school opens in September.
Morris tribune., 1916-07-21

George Abel, son Of Manager Abel
of the Stevens County Telephone Co.,
went to Minneapolis last week to look
about with view of taking up a
course in electrical engineering.
A. j. Hanson and family came over
from Browns Valley the first of the
week AMI later motored over to Lin
den Beach, Lake Minnewaska, to
spend few days at the o. C. Han
son cottage.
Saturday, July 22nd, both morning
and afternoon, the Barrett Implement
Company, Barrett, Mimi, will hold a
tractor blowing demonstration on the
Fair View Farm, one-half mile west
of Barrett, Mimi. to which the gen.
eraI public is most cordially invited.
DR.. and Mrs. George Geenty left
the first of the week for a ten-day
trip to Denver, Colorado Springs and
Cripple Creek. Sunday DR.. Geenty
and his family enjoyed an auto ride
to Foster, near Ortonville, where the
Misses Geenty will remain during the
absence of their parents.
Morris tribune., 1916-07-21

Try our maple clippings. The best
warm weather fuel, Stone Imple-
ment Co. adv.
Mrs. Herbert Probst went to Delano
Tuesday afternoon for a visit with
friends during the rest of the week.
Miss Anna McInnis, of Brecken-
ridge, arrived here the first of the
week for an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. W. E. Frame.
Mrs. A. Judd is preparing to move
into her handsome new cottage on
Seventh street. The decorators fin
ished their labors this week.
The Little Falls Business College
is Business University for young
men and young women of the north
west. Complete your course and get
a good position. Write today for in
forma ton.
Miss Anna Bjork is here from Cor
nell, Wis, for visit at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Bjork. Miss Biork is a saleslady in
Cornell grocery which position she
has filled since leaving Morris about
vear ao0
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-10
A NTIPHoNAI SONG FEST
At METHODIST CHURCH

An antiphonal song fest will
feature the revival meeting at the
Methodist church tonight. There
viii be bis choir and Mr.. Haul
deneehie,d aud the male quartet viii
sing "Shcdowa
The program Will be entirely diff
ferent to the one given last Mon
day evening
BY request Mr.. Pugh will sing
THE Man Of Galilee" to the tune of
Annie Laurie.
Miss Jewel McDade and Mr.. Pugh
viii sing duet
The choir viii sing the setting
written by Mr. Pugh, onward
Christian Soldiers"
All are invited to hear the choir
sing, ~ am Going Home in the Good
Old Way
This evening viii be inspiring and
the air Will be filled with music that
will drive the clouds away.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-10
May DAY At TRINITY
FINE PROGRAM ARRANGED

Trinity University Is introducing
something novel this year in the way
OF May Day celebration. A holt
day with appropriate May Day ex-
erci9es has been the annual custom
al Trinity for several years. This
year instead OF the usual browning
OF the May queen and attendant
ceremonies, the famous company, the
Ben Greet Woodland Players, has
been secured to furnish the enter
tainment in the afternoon and even
ing. This company appears III
Shakespeare roles. and is unique
in that they perform in the open air.
\ stage is built and fitted up with
rustic scenery and furnishings on the
college campus and chairs are ar
ranged in rows 10 resemble regular
theatre seating This unusual COM
pany OF travelling outdoor players,
has been in existence for twelve sea-
sons. Ben Greet was the founder
OF the outdoor performance idea. and
he organized the first company 10
perform in this manner.
Miss Elsie Herndon Kearns heads
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~ " pS' "
Some thn'y III All 'ue ias peei'
with the Ben Greet company FOR
several seasons, and has ben steadi-
IL gaining IN nonpIaritv Her in
-
mes are 'hofoushly aueloate' anu
the charm u her MANNER le' y %
mounting 70 % oeSiieo'
The Ben Greet company VIII give
two performances on the Trinity
University campus Saturday, May 10.
The matinee offering viii be fne
Comedy OF Errors" and az night
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Ennis to Build sanitarium.

ENNIS. Texas. April 10.-Fred
A. Newton, A. II. Dunkerley, p. C.
Matthews, J, W. Neal, A. L, Burge
and j. r. McMurray, as a committee
from the Commercial Club. were
out Saturday getting stock subscrip-
tons for a $20.000 sanitarium to be
erected in Ennis. 1t is proposed for
the physicians to take $4,000 stock
and the citizens $4,000. The Hous-
ton 4 Texas Central Railroad COM
pany is anxious for the sanitarium
to be built. promising its patronage
and discontinuing its division hos
pital here
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1~I~=,.s
At the Dixie.

At the Dixie theater today the
Thanhouser company presents THE
Whispered Word" a beautiful hui
man interest drama with Grace De-
Carlton playing the leading role,
with the support of Wayne Arey,
j. II. Gilmour and a notable Than
houser cast, produced in two parts.
Riley Chamberlain, the great Fal-
staff comedian, is playing the lead
in "Theodore's Terrible Thirst. >
Myrtle Gonzales. Fred Church and
Val Paul are in the leads Of q
Laemmle drama in the title OF
"Lonesomeness. and the other reel
is split reel production showing
Friday, the 18th, an original car
toon comedy by Harry Palmer. and
picturesque views Of Monterey, Cal
ifornia, showing the travels of the
Mutual traveller.
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Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Phillips, City;
NJ. NJ. Bugh and wife, FIT. Worth ;
NJ. S. Middleton. City: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Stripping, TT. Worth; Wyatt
C.. Hedrick, Dallas; Miss Pauline
Stripping, TT. Worth; Mr.. and Mrs.
]. p. Fenet, St Louis; n. G. Leap
and wife, San Antonio; S. Todd,
Ennis; S. r. Tribble. Aubrey; VIM.
c. Tenery, City: S. Nj. Dunlap and
wife. Italy; Mis- \. Kay, Italy; X. X
stroud, Italy; Damen Fatimer. En-
mis-: J. Il. Shelton, City; II. Nj. Will
loughby. FIT Worth; s. c. Mynatt
Dallas; Geo. Hannack, Hillsboro; NJ
b. shelton. Bolton; ]. l.. Tandy
Temple; Jno. c. Woods, Dallas.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
, . . . y . .

Earl Rambo OF Ennis was in the
city yesterday.
Jim Munroe Of HilIsboro spent
yesterday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W y. Render OF
Bell Branch were in the city this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. c. Sweat of
Ennis spent last night in the city
with relatives.
Mrs w. p. Kirk and children
have returned to Mckinney after Wis
iting in the city.
Miss Lula Bennett was the guest
of friends at Arlington and Fort
worth over Sunday.
Miss Bernice Luts of Westminster,
Texas. has returned home after Wis
itlng Mrs. j l.. Fuqua.
Mr. and Mrs. viii McCord and
children and Mrs. {. +. Pratt of Fer
ris spent Sunday in the city the
guests of Mrs. L. j Fuqua.
Miss Bardie Caldwell of Dallas
and Mrs. X. O. Caldwell OF Wichita
Falls. who have been the guests OF
Mrs. l.. J. Fuqua, have returned to
their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs Robt. l.. Sullivan
have gone TO Austin on a visit. Mr.
Sullivan will return Tuesday, but
Mrs. Sullivan will remain some time
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. }
A. Small.
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Bids Wanted.

Notice for bids TO act as treas
urer for the public school funds OF
the City of Waxahaehie. All per-
sons who desire to bid for the treas
ufesbip of such funds will do so by
sealed bids of the interest rate Of
fered, addressed to J. J. McQuatters,
Secretary, Waxahachte, Texas, by
noon on the 18th day of April
J. l.. CANNON, President.
adv II Board of Trustees.
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BILL MAYFIELD stan
ARRAY SATURDAY I
BROTHER, ERNEST v,rl
ARRESTED on AGGBwl
ASSAULT CHARGE
Feared for a Time Tb,,
Man Would Bleed 70 !
from seN GRANGE al . ",
Artery in the Arm.

In a difficulty at his bo-
urday Bill Mayfield was q,
rsously stabbed, and later bis !
Ernest Mayfield, was arrested
alleged charge of aggravated
Mayfield was cut on the ar,
ering a main artery, and for.
it was feared that he wopla |
death. He was rushed 10 Il
tarium in the ambulance al
sicians succeeded in staunebI
flow of blood and he is ge.dpI
ell right.
The wounds are not ned
serious unless complications
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To our friends we wish to express
our deep appreciation for the many
kindnesses shown to us during the
late Illness and death Of our beloved
husband and father.
In this, the greatest sorrow of our
lives. you have caused us to realize
that life without true friends is not
worth living.
May each of you, should you be
called upon to suffer a similar sad
and bitter experience, be blessed
with dear friends TO administer to
YOU. MRS. J. r. SMITH
adv-14-pd AND CHILDREN.
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Notice. Water Consumers.

Water rents for the month of
March are due. a discount of 10
per cent viii be allowed on all &C
counts paid on or before the 10th Of
April. p. Il. DEVENPoRT, supt
(Ady.(14
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Mr. W II. Bratcher of Dallas and
Miss Ethel Branham of Fort Worth
were united in marriage here this
afternoon with Squire Fred Wilson
officiating. They returned to Dallas
soon after the ceremony.
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After examining your corn you
decide to replant, | will sell you
Ellis county corn at 20 cents. Can
ship it in for you, but local raised
corn with proper season, will beat it.
adv is n. IL. THOMPSON.
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At the Enil;rc.

The fifteenth and last episode OF
the Helen Holmes film novel, THE
Girl and the Came sbeing played
al the Empire theater today. This
last episode is in two parts in the
title of Driving the Last Spike, =
in which Helen wins out in the great
railroad fight and marries the man
she favored during the entire pro-
duetion. King Baggot is being fea-
tured in an Imp two act production,
Patterson of the News" with Edna
Hunter and Howard Champion. The
other reel is Powers cartoon COM
edy and one full OF fun.
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George Colgin and Miss Maggy
Lula Fry.
c. c. Gray Jr. and Mrs. Ruth Bak-
er.
Oscar Cox and Miss Lennie Night
en-.
Fl. w. Backham and Miss Lucy Mae
Binkley.
GIL. Real and Miss b. S. LentZ.
w. M. Lewis and Miss Mary Neal.
Emmett Fritnel and Miss Dallas
Parker.
George H. Bratcher and Miss Ethel
Branham.
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OFFICERS ROUND DP STA
OF VIILAI0RS 0F TH

Saturday night and Sund
busy times for Officers All
Hargus, who made a rogal
the Bardwell community, and
ed some eight CT ten people.
Potts was arrested On a boot
charge. Albert Preshies VI
charged with boot-legging an
ley Mills and Eddie William
charged with aggravated
Other misdemeanors were
in the round up.
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CIVIC SUGGESTIONS.
by the Ladies.
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Some important improvements
needed in Waxahachie, are a new
school building, county and mu-
nicipal hitching grounds, a new san
itarium. provisions for parks and
MAY grounds and more paved
streets.
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In Saturdays paper it was stated
that the cost of retaining Hawkins
spring would be something like
$4,000. This was an error. The es-
timated cost OF retaining this his
toric old landmark would not likely
exceed s200. The typographical en-
ror had a tendency to scare some OF
the supporters of the plan off.
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Notice.

All accounts due the Waxahachie
Livery and Garage were bought and
the same must be paid to me. The
business will be continued by me in
the future, and | will have full stock
OF everything on hand.
(adv. 14) w. u. M'CLAlN.
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Mrs. W. A. McDayid and
OF Lancaster, who have yea
of the homefolks on West
the past week, returned 10
afternoon.
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lie buys any article mentioned in
Curlin's ad in today's paper. IA
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Curlin's great 1e sale starts Wed.
nesday. adv IL
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EnT ItFA HtafA
,eod & Kennedy. old phone 10. "
saw adv IA
ad. Il
Home talent picture play at the
ouoen Thursday for benefit oil 'he |
waxahachie fire department. -
Tho music club will meet Friday
afternoon at O'Clock instead OF
$3.50.
Queen Thursday, home talent
picture play. benefit Waxahachie
fire department. auS
" G NcClain, who recently soid
his garage on College street, is
again in charge of that business.
Waxabachie fire department ben
Gift at the queen Thursday show
ing home talent picture play. Ia
osce Sweat of Dallas, who has
been suffering considerably from
rheumatism, has gone TO Marlin Tor
the mineral baths.
County court was in session this
afternoon when Judge Tidwell call
cd the civil docket A number OF
civil cases will be tried this week.
thief entered the garage of Dr.
! r. Lee last Friday night and stole
IN increasing. This is the second
time his garage has been visited III
the last few weeks.
With the regular program at the
Queen Thursday, home talent pic
ture play, benefit of Waxahaehie
firo donartment. adv IA
o.
II. w. Beckham and Miss Lucy May
Binkley, both of Waxahachie, were
united in marriage Saturday night at
Z o'clock by Rev. T. B. Criddle at
his home on Brown street.
Constable Jim Ham reports the ar
rest of a negro by the name Of HaW-
kins at Palmer on charge of burg
larry. The negro was brought here
today.
The county commissioners were in
session this afternoon in the regular
April term. The purchase Of imple-
ments for use at the County Farm
took up their time early III the af-
Iternoon.
Dock Kidd, who has been on the
sick list for some weeks, has gone
to Marlin where he viii take q course
of the mineral baths. He expects
Ito resume his place as conductor on
the interurban when he returns.
Teacher with ten years teaching
experience in Texas cities will take
limited number of pupils in Human
Expression. Men trained for the
ministry and bar None but studious
workers need apply for lessons.
Phone Southwestern 246 for particu-
lars (Ady.} -
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Coleman were
called to Oklahoma City Saturday
morning by a telegram announcing
the death of her sister, Miss Ethy-
lire Boaz. Miss Boaz spent the win
ter in Waxahachie with Mrs. Cole
man.
In the state and county examina-
tions held Friday and Saturday
there were twenty-four applicants
Twenty were applicants for state
certificates and four were for coun-
ty. One of the four applicants fol
county certificates passed a success
full examination.
T. d. Mayo. who formerly taught
at Howard. but who is now attend
ing school at Commerce. is here this
week visiting with friends and Incl
dentally making arrangements tc
teach next year. He viii complete
the normal course at Commerce thi:
year
o
Arch Foster, superintendent of the
Boyse schools, has announced his in
tention of taking work in the sum
mer sehool and normal at Trinit.
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1t is said that nothing worth
while can be accomplished without
4 vision. We women can furnish
the vision and if we can get the
men and the public to catch the Wis
ion there will be something doing.
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lie buys 50 articles. See Curlin's
I'd. adv II
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Meeting OF Elks.

The regular meeting Of Elks viii
be held tomorrow night. The annual
installation of officers will take
place. Luncheon will be spread. a
large attendance is desired.
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Teacher with ten years teaching
experience in Texas cities will take
limited number of pupils in Human
Expression. Men trained for the
ministry and bar. None but studious
workers need apply for lessons
Phone Southwestern 246 for particu-
lars Ady} 10