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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-01
OTTAWA TO ADOPT
KEN0SHA PLAN FOR
PATRIOTIC FUNDS
PRESIDENT GRlGGS OF CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BELIEVES pEo.
PIE WOULD FALL IN LINE WITH
OTHER CITIES OF NATION.

The patriotic half hour a week war
fund inaugurated at kenosha. Wis
consin, is ATTRACTING nationwide at
tention and il being patterned by many
of the recognized organizations Of the
United States.
President Griggs of the Chamber of
Commerce is hopeful that such u
plan could be introduced ii Ottawa
and in consulting with many of the
members of the Chamber of Com.
merce. rhe business men and manu-
facturers the plan appealed to them as
one having great merit and creates
u fund for war purposes that Is made
possibly by a little extra labor by tho
/ patriotic people of the land. The
kcnosha plan briefly outlined Is as
follows
A general fund administered under
the authority Of the County Council
of Defense by special committee Ol
representative citizens. once estab
blshcd. no other solicitation for pa
/ triotjc donations is To be sanctioned
in the community. Bond issues, be
ing an investment aud not gift, will
! be the only campaign authorized
A uniform public support to such .
fund by q voluntary contribution based
on the plan of giving onc.balf hour
weekly TO soldiers and sailors. All
i wage carDcrs in the community sub.
Scribing to this plan will authorize
their employer to deduct FROM thciI
pay the equivalent Of ouc-haf hours
wages each week, to be paid by check
regularly to the fund, together with
an equal amount on his. part as &
business contribute ion Such other rs
may not be reached IN this way tt
contribute at least an equivalent per
ccntage of their investment as a vol
untary gift to the fund
A systematic disbursement of thu
= fund by committee who shal
scrutinize every project with refer
cncc TO the following tests.
is It authorized by direct or dele
gated governmental authority?
is It an unjustillable duplication o
other projects for which contribution
are being made?
Is It managed efficiently so tha
funds contributed are not largely Coi
sumcd in salaries or over head G,
=. 'penses?
This fund Is the measure of th
real patriotism of the community. 1t
slogan being "if you cant 80 across
leone across"
! The PROPOSED plan Is meeting wit
> universal favor wherever introduce
aud II Is sure to be a welcome one
% this community where the spirit {
patriotism r apparent on all side
" and It Is hoped that the Chamber
- Commerce will put the plan in oper
:, ton in Ottawa,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-01
CHAOS PREVAILS AS
CONGRESS C0NVENES

Washington Dec ALI il choas
in Congress over where to start Mon
day when the second war session
opens. Never in recent years has
there been = much uncertainty among
members about what to tackle first
on the legislative program. All re-
turning senators and representatives
opinr that Congress will be in session
indeiinitely. perhaps almost con'iiln
ously for years. and what's The use
of buriyiur' has become the slogan
Al the capital
Usually the eve Of conYeniug ilnd.
the legislative program carefully
shaped and measures ready to h'
| laid before both houses IN adminiS,ra
! tion.Sanciioncd sequence Today, viii
| a majority Of HE members ot botl
houses back al their duties, every
| one Wae waiting to be led aud watch
! ing the Presidents movements Wit
anxious eyes. Nobody seemed to llat
any very definite "huurh' on Wha
The President would ask, and colls'
uucntly everything Is "un IN The air,
until the President speaks Tuesday.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-01
MISS TRMB0 TO
WE'D FRANK SlMN0TT

Miss llelene Trumbo cnlcrlalned a
number of her friends this afternoon
at her homc in the Carcw apartments
with an informal lea, at which time
she announced her approaching mar
riapc lo Frank 6innotl. Miss Trumbo
IS one OF The best known young ladies'
in the city and Mr. Sinnott Is u we'll
known Ottawa business man. The
wedding probably will take place IN
January.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-01
ISCANDINAVIANS MAKE
NEUTRALITY PLEDGE

ChriSiiana, Norway, Dee, IA new
pledge Of Scandinavian neutrality has
been entered into by the kings Of
Denmark Sweden and Norway, il was
stated today The royal meeting
which has been IN congress for Scy.
cral days came to an end today. An
agreement has been entered into for
the mutual exchange of merchandise
10 relieve the situation Causd by the
allies embargo
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-01

The worlds crentesi wireless station
has been built 10 Italy, powerful
enough 10 communicate with North
md South America when similar sta
tlons are erected on this side OF the
Atlantic.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-01
FIRST INFANTILE
PARALYSIS CLINIC
OPENS HERE MONDAY

Dr g. w, East, of the State Board
of Health, viii be in Ottawa Monday
to conduct a clinic for the people In
La Sale aud Livingston conuies that
were left crippled from the effects Of
nfantilc paralysis.
The clinic viii be hold in the 81.
pervlsOrS' room IN the court house
and every one iu these two counties
who have suffered any III effects from
this disease, viii receive the best
medical treatment the country ran
obtain free. These clinics will he
held every two weeks aud are being
established all thru the state,
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-01

Little George wus getting ready for
school one day, when II wns just about
TO rain. He was told to take his nn-
brella with him. He didn't like the
iden, and after awhile replied. mot
for mine, that's too womunlsh."
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-01
Tall Tree In Useful

A tree Tint Is 100 feet high is vscd
as . powerful. long-distance wireless
station mast in Central American
city.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-01
CRIMINALS TO GET
TRIALS IN CIRCUIT
COURT next WEEK
STATES ATTORNEY GEO. S. WILEY
POSTS LIST-PERU MURDERER
TO GET HEARING ALONG WITH
SIX OTHERNDEFENDA

Eight criminal cases have been
posted in The Circuit Court for trial
next week by states Attorney George
S. Wiley. The first case on the call
Is the states charges Of assault with
intent to kin against William Child
crs, Kcn,nckian, who attacked Clar
cncc Killclca with piteh-fork and
almost killed The Brookfleld farmer
Nick Woytko, Peru murderer, vii
get his rial during tAC week. Woytkt
IS said to have admitted having slain
a foreigner in early confessions. 9th
ers who will be given theSr trials dur
ing the wcek are:
John Adams. Frank Bauer, Mayc
H. Mcyorovich Charles l.. Mcdonald
Solomon ltomcnoGsN and William J
Savage.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-01

Other peoples opinion of us often Is
bosed on the kind of things we lei
them tell MS.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-01
Given Allmony.

Mrs. Rose Lamps, won the prcllnl'
mary skirmish in her divorce suit
against Fred Lamps, of Peru, before
Judge Eldredge this morning when
she was allowed so u month alilUoDy
during the pendency of her case, and
Sloo attorneys fees. Mrs. Lamps ac
cuscs her husband of cruelty ond hab
itual drunkenness. The case has beer
pending in the Circuit Court since
June lJ
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-01

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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-01
THE WEATHER.

FAIR Sunday with grad.
uaIIy rising temperature.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-01
Expect Renewal Fighting.

Rome, Dee. J. a renewal OF infan-
fry hsbiing on biz scale was fore.
cast TO-DAY by The violent artillery
duols rgBorted trom all parts of tho
iitnt
Advlcp8 from Verona, tho new ltal-
Ian base indicated that tho Italians
expect drive in u now quarter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31

Mrs. Frank r. Summers entertain
cd Thursday with auction az the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31
NEWS OF CLUBS CHUR(

t0O. Supcrintendent's report.
i3O. The te%rcentenary program
Rev. a. Toothaker.
Evening
7:30. Devotional--Rev. ]. NJ.
Moya.
7:f5. Gold medal contest BY the
pupils OF the Rio Grandc Industrial
school.
Tuesday.
900 a. m. Dcvotional-Mrs. J. n.
Head.
a;l5 a. IN. Business.
1900 n. IN. open parliament. led
by REV. Watt
1880 a. m. Address by rev. Frank
Moore.
Loo a. m. Auto trip TO the Rio
Grnnde Industrial school.
1900 m. Dinner at the Rio Grardc
Industrial school.
After dinner. addresses aud visit OF
school grounds.
Evening
7:30. Devotional-Rev. J. I. sodcr,
7:i5. Address-Rcv. Frank Moore.
S:i5. Address. THE Secret OF
Shakespeare 'Power"-Rev. H. N,
Herriek Of Rockford. III.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31

ker. Miss Rosetta Wilson. The next
meeting VIII be held at the stroup
farm.
Anfpcr and o BnnQuct.
one OF the most successful events IN
the history Of tho Y. NJ. G.. A. was the
Father and Son banquet which Was
held last night IN the associations
gymnasium. More Than eco men and
boys were present.
The hit Of the evening was the ad-
dress Of Edward ID. Horgan, Jr., on
"a Boys Ideal Dad" The other
toasts. all OF which deserve special
"a Fathers Ideal son"-Nen Fer.
zuson.
The Relation 81 the Son to the
Father"-H. 4. Demand Of III PSso,
interstate boys work secretary OF the
". NJ. c, A. ,
Tho Relstion OF tho Father TO thc
Son'--Carl O. Magee OF Tulsa, Okla.
"Prcparedness'-Major u, Ruppe.
The musical program follows:
Piano soio-b. v. Sharkey.
Violin solo-C. Il. Ltppert.
Vocal solo--J. A. Matson.
Piano selection with accordion ac-
compartment. J. V. Daretta.
Vocal solo. guitar accompaniment
Howard Morrow.
DR.. NJ. X. wylder was POSTMASTER.
DO
Personal Mention.
Little Mirs Dorothy sullivan who has
been In quarantine for the past i've
weeks with scarlet FEVER has fully
recovered.
Mr.. L. T. Bcckham In able to be
out again after an Illness of a couple
OF months.
Ranches de Atrisco is grea., y inn
proving in real estate and in addi-
tional families. amongst them Is Mr.
Dan Miller, q coast line %trainnian
who has recently completed a bunga-
low and moved out from the city.
Maramon Sanchez. one OF the
wealthy residents Of the vicinity has
q modern S-room brick residence UNI
der construction. which he expects TO
oocupy by May T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shorer have
moved into their new home just
recently completed on their ranch.
Mrs. HuEhey Qulgiey OF Las Vegas
Is visiting her urclc. Mr. l.. ?. Beck
ham.
Mrs. Frank r. Summers entertain
cd Thursday with auction az the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31

Country clab. In honor OF her niece.
Miss Jones. Of La Junta. Colo.
Mrs. Arno Huning was n luncheon
hostess on Saturday at Huning Castle.
honoring her mother. Mrs. scrogEs.
who II visiting here from Pennsyl-
vania. Covers were laid for seven
teen guests.
Announcements have just been re-
ceived IN the city OF the marriage OF
Miss Hilda Grunsfeid TO Dr. Alfred
Strauss at the Blackstone hotel. In
Chicago. on March 81.
Miss Irene Jones OF La Junta. Colo.
who has been visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Summers. will return home today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31

and Miss Hazel Kieke. Following the
roll call tcurrent musical events) the
report OF the nominating committee
viii be given and the election OF Off
GERS will take place. The study circle
will review the schools OF opera
studied this season. with Mrs I. q.
Metxger as leader.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31
M. Congregational
Conference Convenes
In Duke City Sunday

The thirty-fourth annual meeting
Of the New York Congregational con-
ference viii be held in the Congre-
g%ational church In this city %beginnine
sunday. April 1. and will last until
Tuesday evening. Rev. A. Toothakoi
is moderator; Mrs. A. c. Heyman reg.
istrar ana Rsv. J. II. Head state su-
p~erintendent. The program follows
Sunday--fi n. mn.
Conference sermon By Rev. 7.
Craig Watt OF Gallup.
Evening. 1870
Devotional. Rev, =. L. Hernandez.
Song. by The Live Wires"
Address, Rev. Miles Hanson Of ~
Paso.
Address. Rev. Frank Moore Of Den
yer. experimental of Congregational
churches OF Colorado.
Monday.
A.. M. Devotionnl-Rey. y. G.
Heyman.
s.i5 q. m. Organization and busl-
ness,
Ia a. m Report on conference
course Of reading.
iNso" u W. h'NitN hl rev Mtt7
H%anson's recent book. The Power
Behind by Rev. J. ~ Heald, y. q.
II a. m. The Mission OF the
Church TO the Community'-Rey. c.
a. stone OF Hurley.
1850 a. m. Address by Rev. Miles
Hanson.
Afternoon
goo. Reports from churches and
schools.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31
Club News Notes OF
New Mexico Federation

sending a Christmas box TO the Al
Duquerque chiidren's home. and pre-
senting a memorial picture 10 the
public schools. has endowed a room
for women and children in the local
hospital.
The Roswell Woman club. after
providing a splendid municipal
Christmas tree for the CITY. found
itself with one hundred dollars left
after paying the expenses aud this
money will be used 90 open "A rest
room for women shoppers from the
country. Tho money cleared from
the sale OF red Cross seals will be
used toward the establishment 81 q
club for boys.
The Shakespeare club " Roswell
has this year affiliated with the Gen
eral Shakespeare Society OF the Unit
ed States. Mrs. Aurelius pruit has
been elected 70 represent the state
on the national board and expects 10
attend the annual banquet at the
University club In Washington. on
Apri! 2Sd. This club is delighted To-
announce tnuk " mas f'fUllN aNl'h
to its membership Mrs Herbert $,
Hadlcy. wife u Ex-Governor Hadlcy
Of Missouri. a woman OF superior in-
teilc"t as well as rare charm.
Statewide plans for Baby Week
May to o. are alraedy under way iu
at least thlrty-four states represent
ing every section of the country. sc,-
erni state committees have selected
some one phase Of infant-w'lfate
work for special emphasis boz This
years campaiu In the state ui
Washington. Tor example many COM
munitics are testing the completeness,
Of their birth records ln advance ot
Bany Week The Importance ut COM
plete records is To- he emphasized also
Ia Illinois. IN iowa in New llpmp-
shire. and IN ohio
The children bureau has 20 nuil"-
tH ON the planning and carrying uut
% Baby week campaigns and other
material of assistance GO local come
mi,tccs. which u is glad To- send upon
request.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31

Tho Housekeepers club Of Ranches
de Atrlsco met Thursday az the home
Of Mrs. Gilbcrt Fisher A fun attend
ance was on hand and an amount Of
business attended 20 which consisted
chiefly in plans Tor the fruit canning
for charitable purposes for next sea-
son. After the business session a
short musical program was given. in
t%elsporzod with readings. Visitors
present were Mrs. Evans. Mrs Thos.
PaHsmore OF Albuquerque and Mrs.
Jas. Passmorc OF VI paso. Texas, and
Miss Perkins. Members Of the club
present aere MIS- L. y Beckham.
Mrs. lamb Mrs. sullivan. Mrs D r..
Gill. Mrs. stroup, AIRS. Frank Aul
Mrs. aherer. Mrs. Mattock. Mrs.
woodwork, Mrs. Ncil Ferguson, Mrs.
J. r. Rogers. Mrs. r. Il. shelly. Mrs.
. n. parker. Mrs. J T Young. Mrs
Enihs. Mrs paN Miss franees iar'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31

In the beautiful new building OF
the state museum now nearing COM
pletion at santa Re. there will be one
suite OF rooms OF especial interest TO
women Of the state. The whole see
ond floor. consisting Of the Beaure-
gard gallery. reception. rest and tot
let rooms and balcony and ROOT gar.
den has been placed In the hands 81
the womcn's museum board who will
supervise the finishing and furnishing
OF the rooms. An up-to-date little
kitchen In one OF the features plan
med and 1t IL expected that these
rooms viii be a genuine social center
for the whole state, combining beauty
and comfort with the note OF distinc-
ton which belongs especially TO the
hospitality OF New Mexico's capital.
During the recent session OF the
Legislature an effort was mad BY
many club women, led by the presl-
dent 81 the Springer Women's club
10 provide mean by which the old
building OF the state reform school
might be used for girls since the new
building has quarters only for boys.
~ AfNNhN tANNN W. WIZ
county emphasizes tho need and the
regret hat the Legislature did not see
nt a. consider this matter. \ twelve
year old negro girl from Galisteo was
sentenced To the reform school. but
entrance was refused on ccoun ~
the lack 90 room. Her case will be
taken up with Mrs. r. &. Champion.
now q regent of the school. In the ef-
fort 20 see whether some provision
may not be made for girls.
The March number ~ the new
quarterly Bulletin issued by the
state federation Is just on the press.
Many new plans for work ARE pro.
! posed by the state chairman 81 de-
partments and committees, and the
whole number should be carefully
read by every club oma In the
state.
, The Artesia Woman's club. while
I giving It's time especially to the study
~ contemporary drama. yet hnds OPP
portuuities for %bencnting the COM
munity. This year. the club besides
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31

interviewed Regarding the
al. the architect. Mr.. Egerton Swart-
won't Of New YORK. said; THE site Is
~singuiarly pleasing. IN fact. ! 0uesties
whether a finer site could anywhere
be found. II can be seen from all
sides equally well, close at hand from
tho cemetery road. aud fram a quar-.
ter of a mile away across the lake.
Indeed. Il is this body OF water
which forms the chief beauty OF the
site. There II a drop Of approximate
~ ten feet from the level OF the road
TO the level OF the lake. there being
a natural terrace on the axis Of the
plot which lends itself admirably to-
the architectural development OF the
memorial. The lake IL unusually still.
and has a mirror-like quality which
reflects admirably the white granite
OF which the memorial Is made.
"AS 20 she memorial ! think II can
be said without contradiction that.
leaving aside entirely any artistic ex-
ceilence. such perfection and delicacy
nave never beer attained before Ia
this unyieIding and enduring mate
rial. There Is certainly nothing in
modern times that can approach IL
nor. as far ms I know. In ang Of the
monuments OF antiquity. -
Mr.. swartwout designed the new
Missouri state capitol and the new
federal building in Denver, and re-
Getty won the competition for the
new George Washington immortal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31
Tuesday Literary cub.

The Tuesday Literary club mct AT
tho home ~ Mrs. George valiant on
West copper avenue. The following
program was given;
Current Eyents-Mrs, Hickey.
Glass study-Mrs. a. =. Walker.
Paper, cooperative stores and
Their Success IN Englaud"-Mrs. &.
r. French.
Al the business meeting Mrs Boyd
presented the question 90 tho child
welfare station which is TO pe main
talned for several weeks during the
summer. and nye dollars was voted Co
It's
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31

Dance tonight, Colon
bo Hall; Booster Orches-
ira.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31

Mrs. William Mcciurken entertain.
ed at a sewing party yesterday after
noon At her home. 32i North Twelfth
street. The party was given for her
daughter Mrs. Joe jolly o. Flasstan
Ariz. VINO is here visiting. Refresh-
merits we're served. Those present
besides the hostess were Mrs Joe
jolly. Mrs r. W Teller, Mrs. Don j.
Rankin, Mrs. W. W. Perkins. Mrs. j.
Walsh, Mrs j. a. Coons. Mrs. J W.
Hall Mrs. NJ. A. Hall Mrs. George
Rosiington, Mrs. Waite and Mrs.
Doyle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31

The Artesia Woman's club. while
giving Us time especially to the study
81 contemporary drama. yet finds OPP
%portuuities FOR bencnting the COM
munity. This year. the club besides
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31

Fortniehtly rlub wiz NEE,
~ svenlns AZ the residence OF
.a,en Evefltt. The prosram
nn 49, nrssensoa ~ Miss ssike. hiss
Nv Mr. nenalne Mrsa EFsr''''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31
Hsriow-C armony.

HnrfoW-iormony.
The nome OF SIR. and Mrs. W. s.
Cermony was the scene of a happy
marriage last Tuesday evening at S
O'Clock. when their daughter. May. be-
came the bride of Mr.. william itar-
low. Rev. c. T. Taylor performed the
ceremony. Twenty-Five guests Wit
messed the event and shared the sup.
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow are both wen
known in Albuquerque. Both have
studied In the Albuquerque Bnsines.
College. They leave next week for
their new home at Kemp,on. Indiana,
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-02-15
WOOL CAR HERE
ON FEBRUARY "a
Local Sheepmen VIII Have OppOr-
tunity to See All Glasses of Mar
ket WoOl-Breed Types Will
Also Be Shown.

Morrow county sheepmen will have
an excellent opportunity to see all
kinds of market woods in all stages
from the back of the animal to the
back of mankind when the wool dem
onstration car visits Heppner on Feb
ruary oath.
The car will arrive at 10 a. m, and
will be in the city until o'clock in
the evening.
The car is operated by the United
States Department of Agriculture and
the 0. A. c. Extension department.
Their itinerary includes all the prin-
cipal wool shipping points of Eastern
Oregon. The purpose of this demon
stration is to acquaint range wool
growers with the market demands
and the best methods of meeting
them. 1t will show him how to i'm
prove his wool clip by breeding and
management, and how to handle the
clip to get maximum profits. The
present high prices for woods offer the
most opportune time to adapt wool
production to market requirements.
1t is safe to predict that the dem
onstration car will receive a warm
welcome when it arrives in Heppner,
since Morrow county sheepmen have
always stood we'll at the top of the
list is adopting modern methods in
sheep raising and the growing of
better wool.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-02-15
Morgan

Miss Ackerman's sister of Pendle-
ION is visiting with her.
Miss Alma Dunn spent the week
end with friends in Heppner.
Miss Lera Citizens spent the week
md with her parents in Heppner.
Miss Lillian Troedson was a week.
end guest of Miss Doris Wilt of lone.
Edwin Birmingham of Fairyiew
visited with H. o. Ely and Bert Pal
mateer few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sorenson and family
and Geo. N. Ely were the guests at
the home of A. Pierce of Wells Spring
Sunday.
II. O., Geo. ~, and Fred Ely, B. F.
Morgan, James Allen and Wild Pal
mateer attended the Odd Fellows
lodge at lone last Saturday night.
Do not forget the literary society
meeting at the school house Friday,
Feb. Is. Among the main features
Of the evening are a mock trial and
dialogue entitled From Down
East"
A very pleasant party was given at
the home of B. F. Morgan last Friday
night in honor of VIM. Martin. it be-
ing Mr.. Martins birthday. A num-
Der of the young people of the neigh
borhood were present and reported
very good time. They only regretted
that Toots did not have a birthday
more often.