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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-31
YESTERDAY BANNER
DAY FOR RECRUITS
CBy International News service)

(By International News Service)
WASHINGTON, July 31.-Recruit-
ing for the regular army yesterday
netted 2,7O5 men, the biggest day
since the beginning of the war. Gen
eral Crowder says the draft is being
obeyed throughout the country better
than was expected. Not many men
are claiming exemption. In New York
city. Federal officers today raided five
hundred men who were storming the
marriage license bureau. All exits
were barred and licenses were re-
fused to all of military age.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-31
Strikers Return-Probe Ordered

PORTLAND. Ore. July 81 The
United States government has inaug-
urated a probe of the Austrian Benev-
olent Association here, which organi-
zation, the police say, is financing the
attempt to cause strikes in local lum-
Der yards, although the agitators pro-
fess it is the work of the IW.W. De
spite intimidation, the men who quit
work yesterday, returned today.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-31
new OFFENSIVE
BY ALLIED TROOPS
(By International News servicel

iBy international news SerEiceD
LONDON, July 31.--A terrific joiat
offensive was opened this morning by
combined British and French forces.
The British surged forward on the
Lys river. in Flanders, and the War
Department claims all objective points
have been captured and the movement
is still progressing. Many German
prisoners are reported to have. been
taken.
In the course of the forward rush
the British captured Labasseville,
which was taken last Friday but re-
taken by the Germans. The troops
are now near Warneton, which point
has long been contended for in san
culinary battles. The reverberatioas
of the artillery duel can be heard %
day hundred miles back from the
front
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-31
Hot In Washington. Too

WASHINGTON. July 81 This is
the hottest day of the year here so far
President Wilson called off his golf
games on account of the extreme heat
All governmental departments cut
work to bare necessities.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-31
Russian Military Dictatorship

COPENHAGEN. July 31.-Evidences
of a forthcoming Russian military
dictatorship are seen in the report
from Petrograd today that General
Korniloff. leader of the recent Galicia
drive. may become minister of war.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-31
Wilson Rejects Committees

WASHINGTON, July 31.-President
Wilson said today that he will veto
the food bill when it comes to him If
the war-eonduet committee and food
control board amendments are not
eliminated.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-31
Great Britain Cannot Speak for Us

WASHINGTON. July 81 Acting
Secretary of State Polk. discussing
the Balfour statement of yesterday,
said today that Great Britain cannot
speak for the United States regarding
peace. He declared we will not make
peace without the restoration of Bel
GUM.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-31

NEW YORK, July 31.-The gang
plank from vessel which was under
going repairs in the Brooklyn navy
yead broke at noon today. when "a
rush for the shore followed the
sound of the dinner-time whistle.
Thirty men were preeipitated to the
water forty feet below. Seventeen
were injured.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-31
LOCAL NOTES AND
PERSONAL MENTION

Fred 1. Taylor is in town from
Valmy, stopping at the Eldorado.
ID. B. Irving of DEMO is registered
at the Overland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Pfouts of Ma
tional were in town over Sunday, reg
istered at the Eldorado.
A carload of watermelons and cam
teloupes was received this morning
by the Purity, via the Southern Pa
cific g
Mrs. ]. T. Rees was an arrival this
morning from McDermitt
o
Niels Christensen of Shoshone.
Idaho, buyer for Denver stock firm,
is in town, registered at the Overland.
A. E. Kent was in town yesterday
from Golconda
c. Skinner, Miller C Lux foreman
at Quinn River crossing, is in town,
stopping at the Overland
Ed Engstrom of Wonder is regis
tered at the Star hotel.
Ruby mine, registered at the Edo
rado. q
]. d. Murray of Salt Lake City is
an Overland guest.
o
Miller Harris and William J. Nicho-
las of Mill City spent Sunday in town,
guests of the Star hotel
W. l.. Taylor was in town yesterday
from Golconda.
Dave Blair is in town from Jungo,
stopping at the Overland.
c. w McKelvey of San Francisco.
district sales manager for the Mitch
ell car, is in town today.
S. L. Berry came in yesterday from
the Kennedy mine.
Mrs. Mary Ayers will leave in the
morning for her former home at Graf
ton. West Virginia, where she will
spend about four weeks visiting rela-
tives and friends.
r. Christiernsson returned last
evening from prospecting trip, via
rixy nd OF l. se
Sulphur. He was accompanied by
Arthur Worth of Oroville, California.
Mrs. E. NJ Bosch and children are
visiting with Mrs. ]. T. Gilmartin and
other friends at Sparks.
8
Mrs. C. e. Haviland and two daugh-
ters, Vera and Dorothy, and Mrs. FIG.
Hoenstine and daughter Frances, left
last night for Reno and Lake Tahoe.
where they will spend the month of
August.
Miss Eleanor Dwyer leaves this
evening for San Francisco, where she
will enter Mary's Help hospital to
take the training for a professional
nurse. From Sparks she will be ac-
companied by her cousin, Mrs. ]. 7.
Gilmartin @
Ben Loinaz. H. II. Sheldon and Gil
Prida left this morning for the lat
ter's Pleasant Valley ranch
@
Miss Matte Olsen, the popular
Golden Rule saleslady, leaves this
evening for Oakland and Long Beach,
California. where she will spend a
three weeks vacation.
Tiffany Poulin and Vic Button have
gone to the Bullhead ranch on a hunt
ing and fishing trip.
o
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-31
Extra Dividend for .Steel Common

NEW YORK, July 31.-The United
States Steel Corporation has declared
an extra dividend of three per cent
on its common stock in addition to the
regular quarterly dividend of Ia per
cent. The usual quarterly dividend Of
Ia per cent on the preferred stock
was also declared.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-31
DYING of Heat in Chicago

West Is suffering from a severe hot
spell. Nineteen dead are reported in
Chicago, one in st. Louis and one in
Kansas City. Crops are burning up.
The hot wave is spreading to the
East
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-31
would-Be Killer Arrested

NEW YORK. July 31.-Klie Koobi-
noph. forty-three years old. was ar
rested today. charged with threaten
ing the lives of John D. Rockefeller
and his son and j. P Morgan.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-31
Group 2-Examination August Z

Group 2-ExaminatiOn August z
65- 786-Hooper, Jesse James, Win.
nemucca.
&C. 2S0-Ladeen, Fred, 900 Kelly
Portland, Oregon.
67- 972-Bereterbide, John, Love.
lock
6S- christensen. Chris, Love
lock.
60 757-Button, l. Victor, Winnie
mucca.
70 966-Bill, Charles, Lovelock.
IL S6S-Barbini, Antonio. Col
conda.
70 332-Hansen, Charles, Roehes-
ter
73- 379-Bourassa, Armelus George
Rebel Creek.
"a 542-Zwilling, Johannes, Love-
lock.
rs 194-Zerr, Frances Eber, Denio
70 S74-Bicente Doroteo, Golconda
IL 552-Huffaker. Howell F.. Win
nemucca.
7S- 29S-Carruth, William Earl
Golconda.
70 675-Forgnone. Gideon, Para
disc.
S0-1148-Uribarren. Norberto, Para
disc.
81 343-Nyquist, John. Rochester.
S2- 9S2-Collins. John Mott. Love
lock.
81 726-Serrano. Jose, Humboldt
So 15-Howard, Lester. Amos
So 905-Keogh, Patrick. Golconda.
81 933-Pasquale, Tony, Golconda.
IS 452-Jergensen, Alfred Julius.
Lovelock
So 355-Roelend. Oscar, Rochester
90 530-Wing, Chin Tong, Love-
lock
81 09-McCullough. Carl, Winnie
mucca
92-1114-Etcheverry, Martin, Jungo.
93- 645-Zandes, Nicholas E., Win
nemucca.
81 21S-Beeson, Tavern Brooks,
Lovelock.
95- 620-Quilici. Vincezo, Winnie
mucca.
90 550-Guthrie, Mark Staley.
Winnemucca.
81 574-Olivero, Fred, Winnie
mucca.
9S- 31-Ruio, Basilio, Amos.
90 9S1-Bechtel, Ray Samuel, Love-
lock.
100 Edwards, William P, Win
nemucca.
l01- SS2-Cladianos, Christ, Col
conda.
102- 677-Gondra, Quastasia, Para
disc.
lO3- 749-Beartown. Fred j.. Carlin.
l04- 525-Trigueri. Jose, Lovelock.
l05- 760-Cloud. Harold G.. Winnie
mucca.
1906 1873 Sherman. Harry, Denio
10Y 56-Hurd. Guy Sherley. Co
lusa Cal.
l0S- 792-Lahto. Andy. Winnemucea
109- 5-Bernedo, Leon, Amos.
10 350-Philipe, Afford, Rochester
Ill 54-Gee. Frank, McDermitt.
112- Bataeao. Jose Cestano.
Golconda.
113- 549-Gaetano. Costa. Winnie
mucca.
-Malaxechevarria Antonio.
Paradise.
l15- 440-Hunter Edward F.. Love
lock
ll6- Dangelmaier. Frank Ma
thew, Amos.
ll7-1054-Peyton. Thomas Stanley,
Lovelock.
1lS- 711-Uriguen. Benito, Paradise.
9-1022-Johnson John, Lovelock.
l2O- S41-Miller. Carlo. Mill City.
l21- 63S-Ting, Gum. Winnemucca.
l22-1032-Magers, Don Alonzo. Love-
lock.
1873 623-Ruby. Samuel, Winnie
mucca.
l24- 269-Salvai, Enrico. UnionYille
125- 6S5-Johnson. Chris Walter
Paradise.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-31
Damaged U.Roat IN Snaip

CoRUNNA SPAIN, July 31.-A
German submarine. in badly dam
aged condition. has arrived at this
port. IL will be interned.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-31

NEW YORK. July 31.-Federal Off
cials here are investigating the charge
that foreign-born citizens are attempt
ing to bribe physicians to report them
unfit for war duty.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-31
German ADVANCE Reported

GENEVA, July 31.-Berlin advices
claim that the Germans have ad-
vaneed across the Ebrucz river three
TO five miles southeast of Tarnopol.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-31
AT THE
LARGE TENT
OPPOSITE THE
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
AT THE

@ Do not miss the next few sub
g Jects! The Bible speaks def
8. nitely in regard to the outcome
9 of the present conflict. The ma
Z. tions are cherishing a false hope
<. of conquest. There will be pre-
8: sented tonight and Sunday night
g the reasons and the outcome of
g the present struggle. In this we
s. do not present our own ideas,
@ but Gods. Don't speculate longer
. but know for yourselves.
@
-" The Turk is about to be driven
3. out of Europe. The prophet says
q He shall come to his end and
o none shall help him. and at that
g time shall Michael stand up"
@ which means the second coming
Q of Christ. Are you ready to meet
@ Him?
@
. Lectures illustrated by stere-
Z" opticon. The tent is cool and
{. pleasant.
" Ten-minute talk on the Life of
9 Christ each evening by Mrs.
9 Fuller.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-31

One quart of Cooper's Egg Saver
win keep fifteen dozen eggs till next
March. For sale only at Stephenson
Drug Co. 35c per quart; 81 per gal
LON advertisement II
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-31

Sterno Camp Stoves are ideal for
camping trips. See them at Stephen
son Drug Co.-lAdvertisement If
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-31


placed at 96, which number is expect
ed to be secured from the first 1872
names drawn. This number sas been
divided into three groups of sixty
four each, which will be respectively
examined on Monday. Tuesday ami
Wednesday, August 6, Z and 8. The
physical examinations will be made
by DR.. p. j. Mangan, surgeon member
of the board. who has wired to Gov
ernor Boyle for permission to call n
an assistant surgeon. Sheriff Lamb
member of the local board, will also
be present at the examination.
The first group of sixty-four names,
all of whom will be examined next
Monday, August 6, 1917, between the
hours of / and 5 o'clock in the after
noon. follows. The first number gives
the order in which the men were
drawn, while the second is the regis
iration number:
1 25S-Indwick, Guy Milton, Jungo
2 45S-Jenkins, Robert Lee. Love-
lock.
8 S54-Allen, James Arthur, Col
conda.
-1095-Anderson Peter Henry.
Lovelock
s. 7S3-Hillyer, Charles K, Win
nemucca.
g. s37-Woodward, George p. Win
nemucca.
7-1117-Estey, William l sk e ep,
Unionville.
s. 357-Metrovich, Peter, Roches-
ter
g. 676-Freemonth. Oliver Francis.
Paradise.
10-275-Corroti. Guido, Goldbanks.
IL 509-Springer, Harry Eugene.
Lovelock
12- 564-Lundy, Lyman Oscar, Win |
nemucca.
13- 945-Teimoirs. John F.. Col
conda.
IL 596-Born, George Emil, Winnie |
mucca.
Is 536-Wick, Edward, Lovelock
10 54S-Granquist, Edwin August, /
Winnemucca.
IL 126-Lohman, George Hall, I'M
lay.
1S- 7S4-Hakkanon. Ate. Winnie
mucca.
19- 755-Brown, Clovis d., Winne-
mucca
20 107-Copley, Josiah. Inlay.
21- 616-Paetz, Frank. 1101h Taco
ma avenue. Tacoma. Wash.
22- 373-Watters. Leo A, Rochester
23- 775-Glond. Culey, Winnemucca.
"a 4S6-Marker, Herman ~, Love-
lock
rs -Malascheveirio, Marcos,
Paradise.
20 600-Brown, Walter Delose. Win
nemucca.
81 S10-McClure, Earl c., Winnie
mucca.
2S- 507-Ruddell, William c., Jr.,
Lovelock
% 309-Crossen, Vernon j.. Roches-
ter.
80 437-Goodman. Booth Bertram,
Lovelock
81 604-Laucirica, Ignacio, Winnie |
32- 43-Bernardo. Felix. McDer-
80 924-Nentzelidis, Hristo, Col
conda.
"a 420-Christensen. Knud, Love
lock
35-1014-Hauskins. Charles Henry, |
Lovelock.
So 514-Smith, James ORION, Love- |
lock
81 433-Freitas. Fernando, Love
lock
3S- 10-Darrin, Jack, Amos
9-1045-Nenzel Rudolph, Lovelocx
Montgomery. John Ray
mond, Lovelock.
IL 4S7-Mulcoy, william John, |
Lovelock.
42- 797-Klendich, Tom. Winnie |
mucca.
43- 40-Stephenson. Russell, Inlay |
H. Forbes. James Riley. Love
lock.
As 1S-Tribarren, Joe, Amos.
10 652-Keefe. James Henry. Red /
House.
Al 927-Ortabo. Alexandra. Col /
conda.
4s- Pancino, Florence. Sulphur
49- 601-Cook. Elmer j.. Winnie /
mucca.
50-1146-Urilarren, Segundo, Winnie I
mucca.
1-1103-Belzarena, Theodore. Jungo. /
81 606-Chun, Louie Wing-Winne- /
mucca.
53- lS2-Stanley. Roy. DEMO.
54-- 513-Stolp. Gus, Lovelock.
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24
WORLDS HISTORY
AT PRESBY CHURCH

Tomorrow night Rev. John EouckX
viii begin a series Of sermons on the
worlds history as it is presented IN
the Bible. The first sermon Will con
slider the questions or origin and The
original. conditions. aud the succeed
iny sermons will follow the Biblical
record down thru the present Time
and on to the end OF time.
The Edenic age will be considered
tomorrow night; how did The world
come into existence, did man come
from The animal; what were the phys.
zeal. intellectual and spiritual condi
lions: did God curse man because ne
ate an apple? These are some of The
questions That will D discussed.
These services will hc.ol spociaI
nature. With musical selections and
good fellow ship.
Miss sylvia Funk and Nj FRANK
Guthrie Mil sing duet entitled =
viii Magnify the Lord and Miss Ia
Chahbrrln will sing 1t Is II Goo'
Thing to Giye Thanks and she vii
he assisted by the CHOIR.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24
NJ. E. CHURCH TO
RAISE SERVICE FLAG

First Methodist church viii lcad the
churches Of Ottawa Ia recognition o.
her boys who have enlisted for lac
Har service. by raising Of spiendld
large service Gag i'm tbc church audi
togiBm Stars will be placed there
in tho number corresponding 20 the
number OF men who are personally
members Of the church. or whose iami-
lies are affiliated with the church
| As a part Of The special program AT
the llag raising service. Mrs. Kin
cheloc will read. My Dear Boy and
Your Dear Boy. are on the Way ~
France, and Rev. Briggs will sing
"rhe Deathless Army" The address
of the evening will be given by Mr.
H. +. Nogel, Sr., Illinois state presi
dent of The Gideons.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24
GIDEONS TO BIBLE
OTTAWA HOTELS

The Illinois state order Of The Gil.
deems, the. christian travelling men )
organization will have il field day in
Ottawa on Sunday. Nov 18th. The
state officers will be introduced at
the morning services in the Baptist
and Methodist churches TO tell of
the work they arc doing in the hotels
Of the United States, In the evening
President T.. l.. Vogci will deliver an
address in connection with the service
flag raising and he will introduce his
entire staff OF helpers This will be
a very fine service and should draw a
splendid audience. Several Of THESE
Gideon men are personal friends OF
Rev. Briggs who speaks in highest
terms Of their character aud ability.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24


trance of the United States into the
war lie is strong in his demands for
d vigorous prosecution Of The war. He
believes that decisive victory over
Germany is the prerequisite of an en-
during peace
j lie states that il is the duty of every
citizen to support the president and
tfrr government "iil their every I'M
dcrtaking in this war He states
that no American should complain if
f,xes are high, that Just as long as a
Angle American boy is required no
ti,N either on income or property is
too high
In The lecture which Mr. Bryan will
give here there will also be a discus
sion Of mans relation TO government
society. This gives him a chance 10
speak from his long experience and
study of social and governmental
phenomena. It is il typical Bryan lee.
lure. filed with quiet humor and
h0mely common sense. Il lecture which
"grts' the audiences wherever it is
delivered.
Mr.. Bryan is 50 greatly in demand
for speeches and lecture engagements
thai il was only with difficulty that the
local committee was able to secure
him
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24
BOY BREAKS COLLAR
BONE IN GRID GAME

Csl Becker, son oil Mr.. and Mrs
Gus G. Becker today is wearing him
arm in sling and for a month or
more will continue To wcar it there
In football game between C0mm.
bus ana Lincoln schools at King field
yesterday afternoon, the hoy was
tangled in "a sCrmmaee. When he
was taken from beneath the pile of
wiegling lcls and arms. Il was found
his collar bone bad been broken He
was taken home by IN Edgecomb,
Who reduced the fracture.
Columbus school Ven the combat by
It score of 30 to ..
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24
DELIVER BONDS BY
ALPHABETICAL PLAN

Liberty bonds OF the second issue
eral reserve district according 10 an
alphabetical arrangement Of the cities.
states a letter sent to Ottawa banks
this morning in response to inquiries
when the government certificates will
be sent here. No definite time has
been set for issuing the bonds to OF.
tawa buyers. but ii is not expected
that there will be much more delay
getting them here than is necessary.
The letter to Ottawa banks says:
an view OF the large number of
payments entered on our books as OF
November IL. 1917. it is mpractic
able. in this case. to follow our rule
of first come first served with respect
to the deliveries. We have. therefore,
determined to sort the allotment let
tcrs alphabetically by cities. Dellv-
cries Of bonds. for which full pay
mcnt was received November II, viii
be made in the order indicated. Tn
der this arrangement, shipment viii
be made to all OF the banks. in any
given city, ON the same day.
In spite of the efforts Of the Treas
ury Department and the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing at Washing
ton to keep pace with the demand for
bonds. they have so far been able to
I'LL only limited proportion Of our
acquisitions. II is, therefore, impos'
Sjble for us to indicate definite dates
for deliveries in individual cases.
I'VE. count ON your cooperation III
explaining the situation TO Subscrib'
crs who are. in many instances. no,
accustomed to purchasing bonds and
perhaps, do not understand why de
livery should be delayed
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24
BRYAN HERE TUES.
TO GIVE HIS TALK
ON FUNDAMENTALS
coMMoNER COMING TO OTTAWA
AS FEATURE ATTRACTION OF
0. r. s. LYcEuM COURSE.

William Jennings Bryan, The com
n,oner, will be the attraction al the o.
II, s. lyceum course Tuesday, Noyem-
Der ~. Mr.. Bryan was booked early
in the wear. but no date was set for
his appearance in Ottawa his manag-
ers waiting the time he would be
somewhere in the mi5dlc west before
assigning him night here.
Those who have heard the former
secretary of state recently, state that
he IL in the perfection Of oratorcal
form and is drawing crowds wherever
he appears
Mr. Bryan will talk on "Funda'
meutals." Included in this lecture
viii he discussion of The policies
and problems developing from the en-
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24
DEGENHARDT FREED
OF CHARGE PLACED
AGAINST HIM BY p.
ASSAULT WAS PROVOKED SAYS
JURY, WHEN MENDOZA JUDGE
PERFORMED MIDNIGHT WE'D.
DING FOR DAUGHTER.

f,l,,. u,...t ,tt, ;.t
nv ''''' '''''f' '+''"'t ''e-e"-
hafot were ihre~led out IN Judge
''eoise hortis Office yesterday after
noon. w'l'ir many 90 hendota'e elite
listened 70 he testimony returned
10 ms nome la4. h-hi 'eitAird lH1n.
pesehhardt after tIIe case MAS given
10 the jury and n verdict reached.
i"linh himself Ht.rd oI blame ior his
assault HpU l5e JUDGE
The s'd' 'ae ,he pHi-roW,a II e.
midiuSNl ceremony performed Tor the
HauShlcf u lle4enadfd and HcrNau
Aoorei'9ls'. Ntndo'a youth whose
AFFAIR Ti'h tieanor Cesar causoG q
tItHll Court sensation N1il" MISS
Cesar MA prose-, httAa lHm for as
sabll
d judge WOruley claimed hc Na~ at
tackled by Dc2cnhardt before the mar
rage service was read. called names
thai were anything but parlot-likc aud
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24
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Ottawa has always been more ihah
proud of her local talent and especial
ly have we always known that as
dancers our ladies were AL.
Even so, the recent offer received
by Misses Topsy and Turvy Light
foot to Join pavl0wa's celebrated
company came AS a surprise TO them
as well as their host of admiring
friends. It IS the greatest honor that
could come to any artistic of tcrp-
,ichore and Ottawa feels reflected
glory.
In speaking of i, to friends, Miss
Topsy said Our talent Is not for
sale we reserve it for the pleasure
Of our friends although we are not
unapprcciativc Of the high homer be-
slowed upon MS" While Miss Turvy
dcmurly murlnurcd but the salary
offered was most tempting" and when
\ ii was learned that the amount offer
ed would make Mary pickford's
princcly salary look like n schoo
girls pocket money. We wondered
how our little dancers ever resisted
/ but we rejoice in their decision fol
what is Pavlowa's loss Is ottawa
gain.
Miss Topsy and Turvy will dane,
at The charity benefit performance
merry Minstrel Maids given unde
the auspices Of the Daughters o
isabella at the high school auditorium
A 81 show for 75c.