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WESTCLIFFE NEWS
Swet Mountain Tribune,

t'"NN esASe@o-f
l. w. Felter was up from Canon
yesterday.
II. M Uish returned from Canon
yesterday
T.. II. Stinemcyer and others from
Canon City motored up to Rosita las,
Sunday and visited the property of
tho Rosita Mining Co.. In which they
are interested.
Mr. aad Mrs. Arthur Williams of
Silver Ciiffe went to Canon City
Thursday for few days visit.
F. 4. Adams was passenger to
Canon City on Tuesdays train. to pay
her aged mother a visit.
Sam Isabel and family. driving an
oldsnaobilc. motored up from Canon
City last Sunday.
Mies Marie Chockic. well known
here. was married in Canon City last
Sunday to Mr.. Emmett II. Scrogan OF
South Canon. according to the Canon
City Record. The groom was recently
given an honorable discharge from
the army at Camp Kearney. Calf.
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High School Will
Test Seed Corn
for Growers

The Canon City High school VIII
test seed corn for sermination for all
people who have corn to be tested.
Take the samples to the High school.
SEQ Mr.. Spring or leave at tn olice
Mr.. Spring can usually be seen be
tween the hours Of eight and four.
Every person who has any quantity
of corn 10 plant or seed corn to sell.
should have their seed corn tested
and know that ii win grow.
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From the Fremont
County Farmers
Exchange Bulletin
BABY cHIcks-FEep
= LITTLE AND OFTEN

4
LITTLE AND OFTEN.
Young chicks VIII not eat for from
twenty-four to thirty-six hours after
matching. and Will not suffer If given
no food until the third day. The yoik
OF the egg. which IL absorbed by the
chick. furnishes all the uourisiiment
required during this time. 1t is this
provision of nature for the first susie
nance OF the chick that makes 1t DOS
sible to ship newly-hatched chicks CON
siderable distances.
At the start II is advisable to feed
five times day, dividing the day into
equal periods. and alternating mash
or soft feed. such as johnnycake, with
hard grain or scratch feed
Model Variety Ration.
Scratch mixture:
Cracked corn pounds.
Cracked wheat 2 pounds.
Pinhead oatmeal or hulied oats
pounds.
Broken rice. cracked peas. miIiet,
rape or mixture of these, pound.
Feed morning. noon and night. scat
tered in chaff litter.
Johnnycake:
Corn meal 10 punods.
Eggs (infertile) dozen.
Baking soda tablespoon. heaped.
Mix with milk to make stiff batter,
bake well.
Note-For small bakings of johnny
cake use ! quart corn meal, / or 2
eggs. / teaspoon baking soda. When
infertile eggs are not available, use
double the quantity of soda
Feed middle of forenoon and after
noon
Green Feed-Any tender green stuff
may be fed TO baby chicks. When a
regular supply in quantity is needed.
1t is usually most convenient to use
sprouted oats.
Water-Little chicks should be sup
piled with fresh water in either shall
low pans or small drinking fountains.
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SOUTH CANON
SCHOOL NOTES

Tho Eighth grade bal a wenie roast
on the Sky Line drive. "Wednesday
evening. They started about 4 .. m.
chaperoned by Miss Campbell. Mrs
Lowell and Ar. Warner They all re
ported splendid time as does every
one who takes Prof Warner along.
Report Cards.
The report cards for the first six
weeks OF the second semester. were
given out on Friday evening.
Senior Class Meetings.
The Seniors have had several class
meetings this week to decide some of
the many things that come up in con-
nection with commencement
Defamation Contest.
The defamation contest will be held
on the Goth OF March. The place has
not yet been decided upon.
South Canon wins From Simis.
Last Saturday evening the basket
ball team defeated team from Simla
High school in the "Y" gymnasium by
a score OF 52-17. The weight OF the
two teams was about equal. but the
home team was far superior to their
opponents In team work Roscoe
West. who graduated from South Can
on in the class of '09. is principal of
the Simla High school and ii was thru
him that the game was arranged. The
siinla team had come to this city from
Colorado City where they had played
n game with that school. the night be
fore.
The basketball team left Saturday
morning by auto for PUEBLO where
they have a game scheduled with Cen
trai High school for this afternoon
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IL has no indebtedness whatever
RESOLVED. That said corporation be
dissolved and that the President ana
Secretary be. md they are. hereby da-
rected 10 give notice OF such dissciu-
ton and cause the same TO be recorded
and published. as provided by law
In pursuance OF the authority In US
vested by said resolution. we make
and sign this notice for efsectdaily dis
solving said corporation.
WITNESS our hands and the seal OF
said corporation this ifth day OF Feb
ruary. 1918.
D. = GIBSON.
Attest: President
tsEAL)
First Pub Feb. IL. 1879
Last Pub. March 21. 1919
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PROBATE NOTICE

STATE OF COLORADO.
couSTr OF FREMONT
IN THE MATTER OF THE
Will An TEsrAMENr OF
JAMES S1stE lsI: s,dNTI 1EGEAsGn; sGI ;
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO.
James Noble. deceased. and of Mar
GREETING:
It appearing TO said County Court
that said James Noble and said Mar
garet Noble Davidson were brother and
sister, and that said Margaret Noble
James Noble. and that their. and each
OF their heirs at law arc unknown and
that their residence Is believed to BE-
out OF the State of Colorado. and after
diiigent search cannot be found.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
a paper purportinE to be the last VIII
deceased. which was attes,ed by Lena
Hall and I. r. McDougai as witnesses.
has been presented 10 said Court for
probate by William f. MauEer. who re-
sides In Albuquerque. In the state of
New Mexico. that said teetator. James
Noeie. at the time OF his dssth residsd
County OF Fremont. in the Stste Of
Colorado: that the property devised
Sra ss ns ana M
estate of whatsoever description and
wheresoever located. in Zee simple ah-
scfuteiy": and that said property was
80 devised and ocaueathed to Margaret
Noble Davidson II she should survive
said tcstator james Noble: and IN case
she should die before the death OF said
James Noble tas she didl then said
property was 40 devised and be-
aueathed to said William f. Marscr
OF Albuquerque. New Mexico
And you unknown heirs above men
toned and each OF you. arc- hereby re-
autred TO attend the probate OF raid
VIII. at tho Court Room OF said County
Court. In the Court House IN Canon
City. In said County ct Fremont and
state of Colorado. OH the 5oth day Of
March a. n. 1918. at the hour OF 10
O'Clock In the forenoon OF said day.
WITNESS. Kent L. Eidred- Judge of
said County Court and the seal of
said Court. at Canon City this ssth day
OF February A. n 1918.
..... Judge.
First Pub. Feb "a. lsfN
Last Pub March ssth. 1918
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Fir-, Pub Feb. "a. lsfs
Last Pub March .sth. 1878.
Norrcn or plssoLurleN.

Notice IL hereby give. that on the
1fth day of February. te1& u special
CsiHSC,S-FAw LUMBER AND AER-
CANTILE COMPANY was held pur-
the outstandinE capital stock OF said
Company was represented and urant-
mousiy voted for and passed tbs follow
ing reeolNGcn,
swnEREAS. the debts OF THE GrR-
SCS~rAw -I.uMBER ANp 1t1cRCAN-
TILE COMPANY have all been paid and
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SAMUEL r. BALDWIN
PASSED AWAY.

Relatives here havo received word
Of the dsath OF Samuel r. Baldwin. an
old-tIme resident OF Canon City.
which occurred at tho home Of his son
near stayton. Oregon.
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LET HIM LIVE

AS long flowers teir perfume Civ.
As hong I'd let the kaiser live
Live and live for a million years
With nothing drink but Belgian tears
With nothing to quench his awful thirst
But the brine of Scotchmans
! would let him live dinner each day,
Served from silver o golden tray
Served with things both dainty and sweet
Served with all but things to eat.
And I'd make him bed of silken sheen,
With costly linens To lie between,
With covers OF down and fiets OF lace.
And downy pillows piled in place:
Yet when its comfort he would yield
II should stink with rot of the battlefield.
And blood and bones and brains of men
Should him. smother him-snd then
His pillows should cling with rotten clay
Clay from the grave of soldier boy.
And while Gods their vigils keep,
And while the waves the white sand sweep.
He should never, sleep.
And thru all the days, thru all the years.
There should be anthem in his ears,
Ringing and singing and never done
From the edge of light to the set of sun.
Moaning and moaning and moaning wild
The moan OF ravaged French girls childi
And I'd build him a castle by the sea.
AS lovely castle could be;
Then I'd show him ship from over the sea,
As fine a ship ever could be.
Laden with water. cold and sweet
Laden with everything good TO eat.
Yet scarce does she touch the silvered sands
Than a hot and hellish molten shell
Should change his heaven into a hell
And tho he'd watched the wave-swept shore.
Our Lusitania would rise no more
In No Mans Land. where the Irish fell.
I'd start the kaiser private hell
I'd jab him. stab him. give him gas:
In every wound I'd pour ground glass;
I'd march him out where the brave boys died
Out past the lads they crucifed
In the fearful gloom of his living tomb
There is thing I'd do before thru:
I'd make him sing in a stirring mann ner
The wonderful words of The Star Spangled Banner
Prom the Silent Partner
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NnrIcr nr rINAI. srr.rLrMENr.

NOTICE OF FINAL SErTI.EMENT.
Estate of Wilbur f Clsascn. deceascd-
Notice Is hereby .gtysa that on the
dereigned will present to the County
Court OF Fremont County. Colorado.
his accounts for final settiement ef
and where all persons In tntsr~st may
appear and object 10 them II they -
CLAY PAUi-s.
First pub. March itth, 1918
Last pub, April iith. 1918
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Rye Rolls.

4In tine IOiOWluB recipes Will 06 Oh
interest They have been tried and
found good:
Rye Rolls.
4 cups rye -four.
/ teaspoon salt
level teaspoons baking powder
IL cups milk
! tablespoon shortening
Sfft together dry Ingredients. add
milk and melted shortening. Knead
on houred board: shape into rolls Put
inte creased pans and allow to stand
in warm place 20 to IS minutes. Bake
in moderate oven 25 to 30 minutes
Rye MuffsnA
eup -four.
/ cup rye -four.
4 teaspoons baking powder.
I tablespoon sugar.
] teaspoon salt
! cup milk and water.
2 tablespoons shortening
Nix and sift ingredients: add milk
and melted shortening and beat until
smooth Bake In creased muffin tins
In hot oven IS to 30 minutes
Rye Pastry.
III cups rye -four. ,
\ cup shortening
teaspoon salt
Water
Sift dry ingredients together. Work
In the shortening with tips of fingers
or cut in with knives. using the scis-
sors motion. Add water to make a
soft dough. working as little as possi-
BILE Roll out on toured board. Bake
In hot oven
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Sell that old piece OF furniture
Record Classifed ad. win do t.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Estate OF William Alien. deceased.
An persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent thcus for adiuxtment TO the Coun-
~ ccurt of Fremont County. Ccirrado-
on the thirteenth day of April. a. ~
CELIA ALLEN.
Executrtx--
Elpue pub. March N 1915.
Lat pub April ~. fote.
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SOME RECIPES GIVEN AT
HOME ECONOMICS SCHOOL.

To those who were unable to attend
the Home Economics School given at
Canon City during the week of Feb.
4th tthe following recipes will be Of
interest They have been tried and
found good:
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT.

Estate of Emil Tobler. deceased
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified TO pre-
sent the for adjustment to the Coun-
~ Court Of Fremont County. Colorado.
on the 9Th day of April 4 n. 1918
FRANCES TOBLEH.
ADMINISTRATORS.
First pub. March Tth. 1918
Last pub AprR 4th. 1918.
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IN THE COUNTY COURT


Cndor and in accordance with y
Judgment OF the said County Court IN
and for said County of Fremont and
State OF Colorado. on the s5rh day of
February. \. u. 1918. in the above en-
titled cause. and with On Order OF
Sale. issued out of the offscc OF the
Clerk of said Court by virtue OF said
Judgment and to me directed.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
A. u. 1918. ut the hour OF 10 o'clock In
the forenoon oe said day. and at the
front door OF the Court House. In Canon
City. In said Fremont County, ! viii
offer for sale and Will sell at pubic
auction TO the highest ana best bidder
for cash In hand the following de-
scribed real estate and property, to-
wit:
Lots L, and is In Baldwin Addition
to the Town Of South Canon In Ere
mont County. State OF Colorado. nc
and on file in the Clerk and Recorders
office of said County. together with
eight eharcs OF water stock In Tho
Lincoln Park Pump Ditch Company.
represented by certificate No. 1875
or much thereof as shall be neces-
zary to make the sum of Sfoes.fS. with
interest thereon at the legal rate Of
8 per cent per aunum rom said Feb
ruary e5th, 1918. with court costs
amounting to sao.sa, and the costs and
expenses of said sale. adjudgcd In favor
OF said piaintlff by said Judgment.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. Feb
ruary seth, 1918
Sheriff of Fremont County. Coiorado-
First Pub. Feb, ssth, tatS-
Last Pub. March sist. 1919
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
STATE OF COLORADO.
County of Fremont.
Grace E Lane.
vs.
Thomas c. johnson.
Laura B. johnson and
L J. Campbell
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Third LIBERTY LOAN
BONDS SIS p. C. PRINTED
Moro Than 100000 Of Coming Issue
Engraved On Back and Arc NOW
Being Faced.

WASHINGTON. Feb 19.--AnproNi-
mntcly ;wo thirds Of the ISSUE OF bunds
for TIC third Liberty loan arc already
printed. II was announced to-day hy Dr.
rector Wilmer. of thu bureau Of Print
ing anl Engraving.
About 3,I4n.UU of the new bonds ere
stored in ia" vaults OF the bureau.
awaiting only tho sealing and number
in.; process. which has been improved
through IN invention capable Of rrleaS-
inC Tc0. 600 bonds day. More than H.
orc. QUO bonds Of tn" third issue are on
gra,v"d on the backs and are now being
faced. and tho bureau conicmrIatcH
having lhr entire issue completed and
ready for sealing and numbering as
soon rs the Treasury department gives
the order. The supply Of bonds. Is being
printed 30 Ter cent faster than on for
mcr lonns; each plate prints six bonds
Us compared To four in tho previous
method; bonds or every denomination
are standardized and II the third loan
should be announced tomorrow. tho bu-
rrau has enough on hand 20 suppl! the
country.
Secretary McAdoo authorized the bu-
reau 70 start on the third issue last
month ard the first bond was printed
Ian. 10 Today there are - power
presses grinding out bonds. The ne"
bonds are richer in character" and just
:, lrifle smaller than those of the two
preceding issues. oo
The only difference between $4,000
bond and $50 hond IS the color "' INK
and the number indicating the dch"H'-
nation The design Is the same.
DwinS 10 The complicated process IN
printing the first two ISSUES Of bonds,
oF 1,,llS tho un1l en-
craving OF the last bonds for the second
Liberty loan was not completed uhtiI
about f, bruary /. Many purchasers
were not in possession or tho aGtua'
bond until long after they had l"aoe
payment.
Secretary McAdoo has avoided re-
currrrcc pt lack Of the bonds i"r the
third issue, and wh3c tn" bureau WaS
s1Tl working on the remaining ORDERS
uc the second loan. It had already r""'
,n.rrrJ work on millions Of tn" ih'rd
lu;,r. tho date Of which IN" S'S''''IE
has said probably would DC '*'he'i"''
-,
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MANY PRICE ADVANCES
IN new YORK MARKET

NEW YORK. Feb. l9.-Furthe- price
advances were registered by many stocks
In the course OF to-day's active dealings.
Pools extended their operations IL rari-
Gus directions. although shippinGs and
rails were corn paratively Irregular or
heavy.
The movement WAS the widest on the
up-swing OF any session thus tar th!S
wear and many new high levels were eS-
tabIishrd :or that period. In number
81 instances gains extended from 10 to
20 points over maxinuns OF the early
days OF the month.
Little attention seemed 10 be paid to
foreisn affairs. although bankers re-
manned downtown after tho markets
close for = line on the British premier's
latest address Developments at Wash
ing,on received favorable inierpreta-
ton, in the main.
Fully ;hrre-fourths OF tho days turn
over OF $4,000 shares was represented
hy United Stat,S Steel and associated IT.
dus,r:als. equipments and motors. United
States St,.,.l'S extreme advance or II
was largely crrc..ll"d 1T the end. but
elsewhere gross gains of 70 points
We're generally retained.
Motor sharrs We" III" chief feature
6; TIL. i;.<i h1"r. S;UsirAakec. Chandler
and General M":rrS coming forward
when NOR representative" stocks were
yi.,l,.i,,-; to :;cilJHr pressure.
The OF. in, pertain; railway return
that - Air:t.Snn tx December. was ~
line with recon: exhibits. showing q net
incr.aS., 4: :,lI.oSt $$U".oh0.
Bonds wyr.. tir:n. w!;h m unusual ne-
rand fur C0lt.d K!cE.Io:l IS. Liberty
bonds xcr" avaIlah!". tut m;taty higher
Total sales t7ar vaiuc) aggregated "a
$4,000.
Old United states coupon As gained
l.. Der cent on call.
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SUGAR

NT:W YORK. Feb. 19-Thc sugar mar
Ike, continues SIr;tuE II unchanged
,,:lccs with IubA'S cost and 1r"i-:hl quot
ed i,9NIc equal |" h.o'c Tor corr 'uEH',
Tho. weekly figures tr"E' CUBA r'lnr!
r.ciptS IL,rc 'Dr tn" week ~ i"-'!'-
tru,; ,yninH: li5.3:T ihc previous w"'N
,r,rh ih.. stock nuw Gl","GG against
40 g77 last year Exports fr"n Cuba
were. Il Eltic SMALLER ihHr ih" previous
week. acgr"rat,mfs A6.%"3 tons HE'',t @"
COTS Hast week. Thrr" al" no" 49,"
',-.,i.. ,,rin,;tn. ";uin:t -: = week
,.., ,,uSiuoSS WIS 80 fair proportion
..,I,s to ,i,r committee am"nn'ni I"
:, unn haps Porto liIc"s ana 20" i'r0-
In refined lhcr" was L" chanfT IN IN
prices. Mnr EramnIat,d h",nS "'u,'t ~
a. Whil,. TWO "t Ia" T"''ncrS arc sun
49,. ,,,ri,..t deliveries ~" "l iai'
nTn,Yrt,uns and 'v"r quit" 4 VICE 'e'-
rItprN.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

>.L-1y WORK. Feb. l9.---Eathcr much
Of thu. early gains cancelled as 1 r"n"'-
nurnc" DC scattered realizing when was
conducted In the afternoon but even so.
s.uti,nrr. on thn whole continued bull
ish anG IL appeared To b" the general
exncctancy that the attitude Of the
rhancellors Of the central powers would
bn conc!liatory and lend announcement
10 n further eSchaug" Of ideas along the
lines OF President Wilson's recent speech.
while the market has enjoyed n substan-
tial upturn and while natural reactions
mrs. quite likely every now and then,
still the general trend OF security prices
seems TO be upward.
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100000 Cars Provided
To Move Big Corn Crop
McAdoo Announces Concentration OF
Rolling Stock; 100000 to 100000
Bushels Moving Daily.

WASHINGTON Feb l9.--RailToa1
Director Mc.Aduu has ann"unC"d II rec
ord breaking movement al fo"d s;uflS.
TO move the corn crop thrr" hdEr n'th
concentrated in the Middle West more
than loo. 000 cars. \ daily grain move
ment to date or i,p01,u"u To "."V9'''9
bushels is under way.
Increase Of transportation is assure"
in the coming week. The prediction IS
made 1t Will be possible within Il tnrt-
nigh, to move to terminals all thr corn
called for
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'MECHEN
Tho Eey. LII, Tul1ar 20 1Aav. Roon

Rev. {. w. Fuller, Jr., for more than
three and half years pastor OF the
First Christian church here, has resign
cd and will preach his farewell sermon
Sunday evening. He will leave the lat
ter part of The month for Traverse City.
Michigan. where he has accepted a call
20 the pastorate Of the Christian church
there. Traverse City has a population
Of more than $4,000. while the church
10 which Rev. Fuller goes is one OF the
largest in the city, having q seating
capacity of moro than 500. -.
1t is with deep regret that Rev. Full
Ter leaves the church here. but the COM
:nunity is glad 10 learn that he has Sc
cured . large field in which to work and
wish him success.
The fifty-fourth anniversary OF tho
founding OF the Fythian order was fit
tinEly celebrated last evening by the
members OF McMcchcn lodge No. LA, at
lis regular weekly meeting held ut the
quarters last evening. y splendid pro-
gram of addresses Was rendered, while
4 dainty course luncheon was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warren have re-
turned to their honc in Wcllsbur5, at
ter Il visit with relatives here.
Rev. Father Eugene. OF S. Alphonsus
church. Wheeling. conducted services
last evening" ut 81. James church here.
Father EuEcrcs theme was Judas. the
3ctraycr OF Jesus"
Friendship Castle. No. 7. knights Of
lhr Golden Eagle. will hold ain IMPORT
AM business meeting this evening In the
lodge quarters in the McMcchcn build
ing.
Miss Mabel Hull. who has been I'll.
suffering from the effects of vacctnu-
ton. Is able to be about again.
4 break in the trolley line at Glendale
yesterday morning. considerably ham
prrcd traffic fon the McMechen division
Of the Wheeling Traction company sys-
tom.
The Rev. Buckley OF "arwood. VINO
was recently appointed pastor or me
First IL T. church here. Will move 10
his city within the next week or so.
&c will occupy the new parsonage on
Eighth street.
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Dancing Mt Biirl'S.

:. dane" will he given "n III" popular
rlrnr at Hunts hall TINS evening ny
Carl Smith OF Elm GrUIc. y nuihh'r
ur invitations have h'C1l cNlcndc" ana
= large CROWD is expected. SpcCiai
music will 81 furnished.
\ private dance VIII l." given on tn'
same floor tomorrow cEch'hT ~ '",
I'ari&inn club. Il ncw "rEaHiHa',"" -,
y,uu- ncnpl,. from Wheeling. Special
music will lr furnished. This clUh VIII
Give dances every Thursday evening on
this floor
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ForT1,l Auxiliary.

An auxiliary Of IN" Red Cross So
ci,Iy was formed last rv"n!nS AZ IN"
home Of Mrs t'rr7ih Schr"d"S "' ElI"-
wood 4 large uuruh"r II ladies WrF"
present and several "(f'"Inl* from IN"
Wheeling chapter w"r' present |" ~
rluin The duti"S incumbent upon eaCn
member Meetings VII r' h''d OH
,r,,,'s,ay evenings and all day W"dn"s-
law ,Ir. Srhrndrs has Eiv'n tho use
If , i,rI,,, room in her hrm" for ms
work All he ladies ii F:dE"""G ana
t.rhn l,oin, are .uvliri IT, JOIN.
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Chorus WIN Meet.

A mceti4,g Of The chorus choir 81 Inc
Stone PRESBYTERIAN church ct Elm
Grove will be hcld in the Assembly
rooms Of the church tomorrow evening
with Miss Anna GraIhstatl. dirr''r'SS
in charge. Quite u number "i NJ" So
Irrtlons to DO given III Sabbath S'hl'"i
mex, Sunday will lac tried. alter Wh''h
n social hour will hc enjoyed A'th"uE'
this is but Il young organization - "'H
,nD.ared before tho public many tunes
and its singing has hc'n iHEnrani!
commented on.