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The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-10-23

MT. and Mrs. George Demmert were in Wrangell a few days ago en route home to Bayview from Juneau where they had been vis- iting friends and relatives for a month.
 Dr. Griffin returned home on the Glenora yesterday from the West Coast.
 Mayor John McCollum of Cal der is a visitor to Wrangell this week.
 John G. Grant left on the Mar guerite Monday for Ketchikan.
 FoUND-A package of dress braid. Owner may recover at Sentinel office.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-10-23

St. Philips Guild will meet at the Church every Wednesday un til further notice.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-10-23

FOR SALE - Mems sleeveless sweaters made to order. Mrs. George Northrop. 1922
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-30

sf.is1E 10 Figiit--Lsoaara Sns!2oA'
a. oi Fler's ex-seryice men viii en-
ieaycr 70 knock the block OF Young
.soaard Buhis yJuns pugiiits, VINO
is reported. would rather tight Than
eat. The bout sill be staged Al con
junction with the Ad saatei-Alike
toward wrestling match scheduled
or the evening Of NQgember 8 at
ae Stone Amusement hall in our
lelghbof.ng city. snelson is reputed
@ have developed fierce fighting pro-
1enslties while engaged IN bucking
be HindcnbuTg line in France. a
Iarge number OF bis friends here plan
"a going 70 Bull TO watch the CORY
battle
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-30
Walter & Shearer's Dates

Walter and Shearer announce m
blowing list Of sales which will b.
ondulied or taken part ia by sithe
/ ne Or both OF them:
jct s0--A. L. Wilson and Son. Rec
istered Poland China hog sal
Caldwell.
oct 81 Walter Jones. farm saie
northwest Fler. See ad in Co.
days paper
sov l. DOren Perrine. horse sale
Davis Brothers barn. Filler. Be
ad In this issue or the Record.
Sow h Hammacker. farm sale.
Conner ranch west Filler.
Eoy dalton and Pierce. farm sale
~ miles north Filler. See their
sale al in this issue.
SOY Roberts and Roe and Brem
farm sale. southeast OF Filler
Their ad appears In this issue .Qf
the Record
Eov 81 X Hardin. farm sale
northeast Filler Notice ad in this
week "a RECORD.
GOV James N. Nelson. Farm sale
northwest Of Filler
sOv 10 a b Walter farm sale.
Bull
ioy n John Kral, farm sale. north
west Filler
~ ~ John Raster. farm sale
northwest Filler
,Ov william Parslow. farm sale. /
northwest Filler
'ov l8A y Grindstafr farm sale.
.0y 10 A y LaMOnte. farm sale
north Filler
south Filler
ov % Walter Brothers. registered
PercherOn sale. Twin Falls
Persons desiring sale dates with
alter aud Shearer may phone them
the Record office.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-30
Catholic. Church Completed

Tho new Catholic church edifice
On the west end OF Main street has
been completed. marking the estab
ishment here OF frlers sixth church
The building was erected by f.. C.
DYerton at a cost OF $500 and has a
eating capacity OF 1850 The board OF
directors In charge OF operations are
A 5 Leonard. Fred klass. and A. Du-
Quesne The board speak especially
~ tho excellent construction put into
The building by the contractor and
announce that the new building will
be- dedicated upon the arrival from
'hlcago OF certain equipment.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-30


Unclaimed Bzggage-There are at
present approximately 10000 pieces
Of lost baggage belonging TO members
of the American Expedisionary For.ss
On the government docks at Hobokan,
X j.. made up Of trunk lockers led
rolls. suitcases and barraek Tags.
which have come from overseas and
remain unclaimed by their owner
Much OF this baggage is marsed
with names only and cannot b. Tor
warded TO the owners. In ali cases
q new shipping address is required.
bIen VINO are owners on lost baeasgs
should address their claims to LOST
Baggage Branch. Pier No. ?, Hoboken,
New Jersey Home Section oil Inc
Red Cross, Mrs A. 4 Timm. secre-
tary
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-30

She state u Idaho sends Greeting
20 Jolpa.ne dusrachsr The aboy
'n-nei dsfsndan-
Iea arc hsre6y notified that
-1npla has been uisd against yor
iu zoe District Count of me Fourth
/ Iudisi-l District of the Stale Of Ida
lo. ln ahd cor IHIa Fails County. b.
ifhe ADORE named piiinuif and 700
are hereby directed ~ appear anf
answer said complaint within twenty
f.} VI the service Oi ihla summons
served within id Judicial DIS
rti snl within forty days 10 served
i.eahrre sal y are further mott
Gel iai unless fau 20 appear aud
aasaer said complaint within The
lme hffein upecifd ite piantr
.l take judgment against you "a.
prayed ir sid complaint
Tue nature 81 the cause
81 action alleged against you
in said complaint % tina
ihs county ~ IvsA Fails state Oi
iaaho bas iien against the LOT
Three 90 ~ Section Nineteen u9i
Iownfblp Eleven OD South. oi
Range Seventeen UD b. % 81 twin
alla county idaho. tor the deiln
laent taxes 81 the year 1916 ia 10,
.gm 30 1924 sith interest az twelve /
'rf cent per annua from January {
si4. ior the delinquent taxes Of iho
ear 1917. ia the rum Of glfz. with
interest 81 twelve per cent per an
.um ffom January ~. l9ls and fOg
be- delinquent tax. for The year 1915
d the aum 0f g. s-with interest az
aeife per cent PEI amman from Jan
afy 81. 1919. aud plaintiff has
en against Lot Four 90 OF Section
iueieeu (lyi Toanahip Eleven UD |
omh 81 Range seventeen 90 r.
ST. Twin Fniia County Idaho. for
d. delinquent taxsq Of the year 1916
ihe sum 81 g. 80. with interest at
! per cent per annum from January
1871. iof the delinquent taxes OF ,
c year 1917. la the sum OF $297
ith interest al ~ per cent per an
m from January "a. 1918. and for
e. delinquent taxes of the year 1918
tho snm Of 81 40 with interest at
per cent per aunum from January
1910 and that tho plaintiff In
hall al said Twin Fails County h +,
Judgment for said
,ouais. plus $500 attorneys fees 4,
Il costs % suit. including 81 90 dis
rsed Tor abstract Of title and that 4.
lecree be entered ordering the sale
the premises herein described for a.,
purpose Of satisfying the amount :,
the Judgment 90 obtained h
Witness my hand and seal OF said
eflct Court this 2srd day OF Octo- b,
1919 u
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NOTICE TO wArsa esfss

yIater- will be TUNED or the entire
.c-al system for ts.o. days. viz the
5.h and 9Th OF November next
u should be remembered that els
,rras and wells should be Installed
80 ready 70 operate ~ the 27th o.
soFesnber next. as the district east
81 BGhl is dry territory between De
-luJer lst and April lft
Z WIN FALLS CANAL COMPANY.
By-J.-C WfffsEI;OS-
General Manager.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-30

hs Fsuf.h Ire eiai biatriel 81 o.
.s VI idaha .n ana ~ Ia.a
taiia f1uc,Y
Aiias -nmmors
segns A1df1r ls Trustee
Twin Falls couliy safe %
aho
P.alniir
vs.
ss SUMMERS John 3 Hlr-
i0a anl Cfph14 y Wsieh.
Dsisndania
State 81 iatAo s.-l Greetings
harir 1aaimfr Iafu r hlr.
~ 400 cphas d Weilh. ihr
namtd deffHisnia
are hereby nnanei ftaf com
has beer Hfti arauHsi yoa in
District Cshu q fAe foarih In-
ID usifitf 81 ,fe State 81 idaho
frf Islu Ials County 10y ihs
nsr -i pia.nuf lnd sou 800
directed fl arprar anl answer
complaint uHhin taeniy days "
fItles ~ ihl4 Summons. g served
ald Jaftal Distinct and
forty days % served vise
and yoa afe further noiihed
anira sou 90 appear and ansesr
complaint slihia ihs tms herein I
nfd ite p'ainiIf aiii take iuds 4
against sou as prayed n aaid I
nialnf
a nature 90 fhe cause 90 action I
ed against 500 DO aaia complaint
.si The couniy ~ Twin pills
lf Idaho has ilen against fhr
beast QaaTier og the Southwest
rirr faE1 fHfst 81 Section
Teen usl Toanrbip Eleven nD I
a ~ Range Twenty GOO O. % I
Iein faiia County iiahp for
ialinqnsnt ttfsa of thr ffsr 1910
ne nam ~ faf2 aih Interest at
iFs per cent per annHm from Jan
g. l5ls and fhafsfba plaintiff
behalf nf Said T#in FaiH
iniy D. demanding Tor said +.
UNITS. plus 5000 uttofmtys fees
cost ~ aui. including 81 oo .dis
.ed Tor abstract 0f iiiiH and that
eefee BE- entered ordering the sale
ne premises herein described Tor j,
purpose of satisfying the amount
hr judgment sp obtained
fitness my hand and seal of said
r.ci Court ihla END day Of Octo
1918 "
AID
g. a. siGGiNa.
Clerk
.Nk T. STEPHAN.
iornsY Tor Plaintiff Residing ~
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-30
IN Tnr nIsTRllr l0IRr

me Fourth Judicial District ~ the
lHis ~ idaho. in and Tor Twin
taiis County
Ala. Snmmons
sirrins Auditor. a. trustee
~ Twin Falls County. State
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-30

VIM Smith and william Nicely
n- 3 men With the Idaho Power com
Iany. were here on business Mon
CAS-
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-30
EAL

c. c. sIG6Ixs.
Clerk
FRANK L. STEPHAN.
.tiOrney FOR Plaintiff,
Residing al Twin Falls. Idaho.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-30

AK T. STEPHAN.
iornsY Tor Plaintiff Residing ~
Hin faila Idaho
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-30

os id4L9.
Plaintiff.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-30
% enbins Mnsre cher
Defendant

She State u Idaho sends Greetings
20 Jol sph.ne duerachsr the above
n4ned defndan-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
lAYMEN TAKE LEAD
IN CHURCH COUNCILS
Industrial Peace and Dcnomlnn.
uonai Union Come Before Pres
bytcrisn Assembly.

ST LOUIS. May ~. Unity of all
denominations. rels tions between
capital and labor. and score Of
other hig issues viii he taken uv at
the l3isl general assembly of tho
Presbyterian church IN tho United
states which hegan THURSDAY
l.aymcn IRE expected TO take the
predomlnating part in determining
polices q the church
For tho first time In the history
OF tho church lgyman is eligible,
under legislation enacted at the last
general assembly. TO hold high OF.
rces a number OF prominent lay
men, including William Jennings
Bryan, have announced their candi-
dacy for the office Of moderator,
who Is the supreme head Of the
Loo 600 followers Of the church IN
this country
Merging of the assemblies OF the
northern and southern churches into
a federal general assembly as the
first step toward unity Of all de
nominations, viii hc considered
mVltancouHy " the sessions here
and Vat those Of tho southern Pres
byteran church in New orleans,
other issues which viii be up for
probable definite action will include
new measures with which 10 relieve
unemployed among returning sol
dicrs. for which>the church has APP
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
* A BUMPERS DREAM u

two hours ride au1 he made cloae
CONNECTION IA buffalo for his train
going west O
when phl cmplod ,h,s pockets on
RolnR To bed that night he took out
the bit ~ lace from Shtuna'H dress,
aud II then came over him mat he
had no idrA where the princess uf
hIH dreams lIyrd ana that he had
nothing but this hlt Of lace from her
dress tu prove has dream was true
ana that ha princess rrbly lived.
liut Souh ls ssHEulue. ana Hhil raId
over and again
= viii make good and Will find
YOU my heart VIII guide me- 10 YOU
ShtnnI dear what was the Irish
word for dear "Acushula. that
was what she said, "Rhanna
A'usnitlH
lhii was impatient for the long
Journey to end. ana would pace the
car. stretching his Ions legs MS
fellow passengers looked over their
books ana papers. tdmiringly. AZ the
sttiwbrt Young American
In the smoking room or obscr,a
ton end ~ the cnr phll met num-
her of ON men from the Oklahoma
oil folds from them he learned
much ~ new methods ~ drilling
ana handling Of the wells In the
new fields
Toward evening ~ tho first day
hc WAS sitting IN the car lOrrhing out
~ tho long mile after mile ~ flat
uuinicrcstiuR country through I'M.
nolH his mind w1y going over tho
conversation " the day IN the smok
ing room when he fclt q hand on
his shoulder, and looking up he saw
tho kindly face of one uf the older
men Of hs smoking room acquain-
tnuCcs
1T - growing too late to read
and the scenery isn't HhsorblnEly in
tcrcsting through here 20 thought
I would come over and have a little
business talk with YOU Mr Coulson
when | heard YOU give your name
In The smoking room II took me back
10 my youth and 10 very dear
friend by that same name | won
dor II 10y chance you could he re-
lated to my old friend Jack Coul-
son
MY fathers name was John Coul-
son, sir. and his friends called him
Jack, he came to the Pennsylvania
oil fields from Massachusetts In 1877
and died In Bradford only few
years ago.
go you are the son OF Jack and
Mary Coulson." and Jack thought
he saw tears crowd the mans eyes
FOR an instant, then he said, Your
father and left our home In
Springfield, Massa achusetts, In 1917
Just after we were graduated from
the Boston Tcuk The Pennsylvania
oil field was like new, undScov.
cred world to us. and we went TO
work on the same leases. endured
the same hardships oh the mud OF
those days! | have driven wagons
through the main street Of Olean
and OF Bradford when the uDud
came Yer the hubs of tho wheels
nothing seemed to daunt us have
never known men who had the true
spirit of the pioneer more than the
oil men OF those early days. Your
father and | roQmed together. went
to the same dances, met the same
glrls--wc differed only In our poli-
ties, and there we argued and fought
to beat the band. We finally bought
leases adjoining, and then was
called homo by the death OF my
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
Decline in Price of
Tires to Stimulate
Trade, Says Steiner

Mr.. Steiner, secretary and treas
nrcr of the q. a Steiner 1ire
company. speaking OF the decline
Ira price 0f tires. said that ne n
satisfied that II Will stimulate the
tire business The decline brings
the price ~ tires down 10 shch
place that the car owners Will not
notice 80 much the expense item
for tires.
Tires. hike n great many other
commod have been too high,
especially the high grade tires.
Now that the price has been re-
duccd. the public will be desirous
Of buying the higRPgrado tires,
~ most any ono knows they are
cheaper In the long run.
rho big decline In the price OF
truck tires Will make II possible
Tor truck owners to Opctatc their
trucks at a great saving and as
trucks are a commercial necessity,
n win make great saving To the
business man In his operating cN-
pcnses and he believes the big
tire manufacturers are Conttibut-
ing a service to the public that is
uumeasurahle by being able to re-
duCe their factory cost
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

father. ~ took some time 10 close
up his affairs and 1t was six months
before ! could get back, then some
way / could not get back into the
work again ln-thr meantime your
father Married a girl ycs now II
IN all over they are both gone a
girl we both loved, but Jack, lucky
dog. won out He was square apd
gave me my chance, but shesloytd
him and he deserved her | heard
OF the new Ohio fields and 3 sold
my pcnnsylvanta interest out A. Jack
and left Tor ohio | made good
money there. and then went to
Bakersficld. California. wnere J was
more successful finally landed
In Oklahoma where | founded the
Indian Head on company Philip
could not suppress low whistle OF
admiration. at which tho older man
smiled
Now. young man. | have propo-
sition 10 make II you have nothing
better IN view viii make YOU super
intcndent over my OIL properties In
Oklahoma with your office and
headquarters In Tulsa. and I viii
write To the foremcn Of the different
leases to that effect / have sized YOU
up In my mind and fFins&retty sure
YOU are Just the mahT@ant what
do YOU say2' A qGp'E vision Of "A
beautiful girl standing In the lamp
hight Of lilue block cabin way
back I'm Pennsylvania woods came
to PIN. and he replied quickly, Il
have nothing In view and | will he
delighted To take the position YOU
offer, and viii do my level best to
Justify your belief In Jack CoulHon's
son And SO II looked aa II his
dreams might come true
Concluded Tomorrow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

ton obtained by the United s,.,..
department Of labor. the pI,n 10 "
promote a new system hy wn..., ,tl
worker In the home shall .. '
gagged for standardized dUfi,. g.s'..
shall command "A regular ..,..
wHges VII
This effort toward reform .. .,..
one Of many experiment.. ,H.r.. .,..i
he made In this country I'm ru. ..
adjustment or living conaiuu.. .n..
the war. II is In line with .....
movements In England Io mas.
the system OF domestic sp,. .I ,.,
has long prevailed Tho ry#, ...
ganize has been conceded rr ....,
maids In the Bromley d.r.., W,
Kent tho cable dispatch, .r
nounced April II An agropu..r, .,,'.
reached after u joint cunfr....,. .,
maids and their employer Am,r..
other rights TO be cnIoyci rp ,bn
future are an annual hoNd3. r,,
hours rest daily a hair day ana ,r
evening off each week, and IA hal,
day on Sunday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
CANADA'S EXPORT TRADE
FALLS OFF LAST YEAR

OTTAWA, Ont. May i7.--Trc-
nendous decrease In Canadian trade
for tho fiscal year ended March ~.
has been disclosed by an official re-
port issued through the customs do
partment Total trade wns t2,l76,-
31s,717 as compared with t2,b4s,.
sel.63t for the lel7.tsis year.
Decrease IN exports which alone
showed q revenue reduction OF t322,.
tls.ss2 is held chiefly responsible
for the slsckening ~ Dominion bus
lness, The total duty collected last
year was slbs.o44 ibs. "A decrease OF
s3,5&400s.
Farmers seemingly were hit hard
est last year, despite the high prices
for foodstuffs. Exports ot domestic
agricultural products reached total
value OF t?6s ,s1e.s33. while In 1911
ls. the total was tbsLTi3,5Si The
only important trade increase re-
ported was In the timber industry
improved business of about sac,
100000 was reported.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
NEW ERA FOR THE
HOUSEHOLD WORKERS
Place OF servants n This
Reform Succeeds

In another decade there is likely
TO. be nNJ- trnEer u servant problem.
for there will be no servants. House
hold service viii still be necessary,
but those who perform domestic
tasks viii be home assistants
A committee Of representatives. OF
the United states employment serv-
ice United states department OF
labor, Teachers college. the Y. NJ.
G. A, and the Consumers league has
been formed In New York city to es-
tablish an cight-hour day, with
weekly payments, for those engaged
In housework According TO informa-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
EVANSTON GIRL SAYS ALL
NORMAL WOMEN FLlRTS

EVANSTON. III. May li.-That
girls are ~, flirts Is tho assertion Of
Miss MSffy Rartelmc, OF the juvenile
court. who told the Evanston Won.
ans club that eyes are given 10 flirt
with.
Netta, pretty little seventeen
year-old miss. just couldn't make her
eyes behave. 50 her father brought
her to court
"ShesFa little flirN' said the
father. 81 can't make her stop II,
don't know what to do
81 told him" said Miss Bartclme,
that every normal woman Is a flirt"
Every woman who got a husband
fllrted To get him And that Is not
all--those who failed to get hus-
bands are sorry now and wish they
had frrted little
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
{. A. ROMAN PAYS ELAN
TIRE COMPANY A VISIT

T.. A Roman, he of the Miller
balloon fame ~ the auto show, paid
tho Ellam Tire Repair "A visit Fri
day Roman, together with o.
Nlcgelmeyer. another salcsman for
the Miller Rubber company, drove
from POAca city 10 Tulsa I'm their
Dodge roadster what Roman said
about good roads and had roads was
Just "a Sdrcam. ae he evidently called
on ELAN TO sell tires II seems that
he was stuck In tho mud n dozen or
more times and should have arrived
In the morning. whereas he did not
arrive until noona
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~
~

''N| ~ lh'N lhi 'fll ~ , W p
rhu mid very scrIousiy some
dnt know Wt viii meet again but
'ou haven't told me YOUR address
Whore viii I npd your' A. she
went uu The steps she turned her
'sc. no nnhliaingy hchutlful to
him 1nd sald
10 Paris
.ln PARIS. then remember, uu.
swrrcd rhil ana Shanna was gone
Come rodru wr must 20 back
bIUn" our priu o0~ hdH l'fi ua aud
even the moon has gone under q
,loud and tomorrow old pal ! must
blu sou good b1o uuUI ! come to
take sou To- new pastures green
where Nou can spend the rest of your
daNH in luxury A. they uoarrd th"
cabin HhU uotIrod spmclhlnG whit"
un 'hr hushoy ana hanging from his
saddle hr picked bin ~ lace torn
from sruna'H drrtp ~ 'hc cnWo
running rhrouEh the woods 20 th"
llghl tu the cabin window PM
Touched II nH n II WrIc e precious
'hlng A. he jumped from th"
horse hA,k Ht the DOOR ~ Iedru.s
shed hr said holding tho hit ~ lncc
up fur podfOs inspection This hor
longs to our ldy. old boy VIII keep
10 an We meet again. ana iedrp
WIukod knowiuEl' PM pat the lhc"
In hls pocket over his heart he gave
Pedro hH good night sweet from his
pocket and with . last pat closed
the dp5r and hurried down 60 the
cabin Dn entering he looked about
~" lt.Ir room go bare and simple.
and he realized how d true woman y
prrSou,r had clarified % nud he said
aloud 40 more dreaming old man
me- up tp YOU NOW 10 make those
dreams como true and he went at
his packing with viii, singing
iinglcs white he worked
80 nhot and nhny'
For Parts Ny bu,!
shortest route okla ho-o.ma "
when ho came to the wooden sucks
ana tennis shoes his hCnrt gave "A
bound those now were sacred
things. and he found pFcc uf tiH-
sue paper loft from his last years
Christmas packing and wrapped
them carefully. tied them with a
picrc Of holly ribbon and lHid them
away In tho box with his hooks. 30
packing nll his treasures together.
CHAPTER Ill
The New start.
Phll walked down through the
woods tho next morning. stepping AT
each boiler house TO say good bye to
the men. all wished him well and
bade him come back when he made
his fortune He went down TO a
farm In the valley to give last In
struciions for pcdro's care. and then
hc swung of through the woods to
tNc main rond. singing as he went
stalking along with head held high
and his hcart full of tho JOY In n
now adventure, lie struck the main
highway al the point where the road
to Fiat Iron branches off to n beau
tlful camp In the woods which re-
celyes It's name from remarkable
balanced rock In the shape of an in
yerted flat iron Phil hesltnted,
thinking he would 20 on through
the gateway to say goodbye to
friends living there for the summer,
hut on looking ut his watch realized
his time was too short. and so no
went on down the rocky Hill road
and reached tho Pennsylvania sta
tion In Olcan just In time To catch
his train for Buffalo this was but a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

propriatcd 100000, and bolshcvim
and It's causes
4 service flag with nearly 1000
gold stars. representing the number
NJ mombcrs Of the Presbyterian
falth who lost their lives in the war,
will be displayed at the meeting,
which Will continue until May %,