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Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
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to have the best year in our history. We are receiving new members at every meeting but what we have re- ceived up to the present does not com- pare with what We expect to receive. Next Wednesday night we expect to hold a special meeting. w. Ward Davis, our state organizer, will be pres ent and will have lots to say. We'd nesday night, october 1st, will be big time and every member is urged to make his plans to be present. A large class will be initiated and after the business meeting the entertainment committee will take charge They will have bird feed and other entertain ment. Make your plans to be present for you will miss the time of your life by being absent.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
Former Society
(Continued from Page Twol

(Continued from Page Two) home. but claimed the privilege of pro- viding for her in the future. So grateful is she for the kindness that she has received that she has con- sented to give her history to The Re- publican, although for years she has summed publicity of any kind.
 By the Grape Vine
 T was born in the city of Phoenix, on the third of November, in the year
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
ALL SIGNS FAIL SOMETIMES
Washington Starr

Why do you keep that sign hanging on the wall. This is my busy day'?"
 'To keep people from asking idle questions. But I'm going to take 1t down. You have convinced me it won't work"
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
L oval Order of Moose

The Loyal Order of Moose had a very enthusiastic meeting last We'd nesday night. What they lacked in numbers they made up in enthusiasm. Nearly every officer was present and at his post of duty. Some plans for the fall work were put forth and we expect
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21

It makes no difference what your wants may be you can have them sup- piled by using and reading The Repub- lican Classified Pages-Arizona's lead- ing advertising medium.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-10-16

The Sikeston Standard finds hppc
in the report that farm handt in
Southeast Missouri are demaMt3ng
that their employers install shaAfer
baths and provide soap and towels.
III believes the shower batiis will
cause an irreparable break between
the farm hands and the |. W. W..
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-10-16

James Johnson, negro, was Ar
rested by Chief Of Police w. Garter
Of Poplar .BIUff, Thursday, shspected
as being the assailant of Septaa Rus
sell, I4-year-old girl, who was ut
tackled some time ago in.s. the out
skirts Of that city. The girl identI-
fled the negro as being her -assailant
and he was placed in iail.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-10-16

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TN \, members t,f ne Kansas d ity
qonr No u m Wnmsn,s Clubs Ia sDfesl
~ ennos u !. Il r0IeS from fhe De,5iR IN
ft;ary 81 V;c4t ;s,er;ncer. Manrica ssssv-
IIar;,;t MI u 1srar. n arr;so,,. esconSs
- - y, trat 80 f;ve. Years 40 mn an
assa,,,t ~ Mrs. Gertrude Shidlei
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,rhr S;testnr Standard finds hsSDc
Sa,,th. 4, M;ssn,sr; are demans3n q
fhat ths;rs e,nnloverss install sho5Ter
tt 80. ard nrnu;ae snan and fnwSels
FIt believes the shower baths will
cause al irreparable break between
The farm hands and the /. w.
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lance Iohoson ! negro Was Ar-
astaa r., 1h;sf ~ pol;ec w Carer
- ts1, ~ = ,f71Tff 6nrsdav- sG,OecfeI
al, Iaevear-oId Girl who was 81 /,
tacped some time ago in.s the bl,t.
sL;rts &c that city. The ,pirl identi-
fed the negro as being her -assailart
ana he was placed in iail.
- ,s - $
~. 49,. -, v+,s N sae55,r,d ccry.sSWeSr
81. 3D. pi;ss ,ssr Srsshnrcs q saes
IVY h.s sortS arrs S s,s sI hs.ses-
.ousy va :s, !, .1,ss ~
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r, na md ,,nd..r So w. snts ssheis tr,ithe
as,rs Ii.xesf9rss M 81 ha,ez crni,
assiasms eloss VIII ~ sinSs - b.;S III "a
worry ~ Is II
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-12
junto a la frente para te-
s.IleE=estas.naas sdespejada.-==
lG AftenaitonDYs Y@lGs dnieD

g b -. 4.,srf
Los bustos de Wagner, y Beethoven,
ino faltaba mas!.i estan aqui tambien,
en- la casa del 9ccrftico. Pero. :. vamos
q yer, iy donde no estan? I Els que sa-
lbsis de afgdn omusico o Due haya IN
tentado serlo, que no posea su Bee
thoven Y su Wagner en- clasico mar
mol, en- bronco industrial en- demo-
cratica escayola? Ell critico Sc molesta
de que yo lie haga observar ESQ. Hay
-icrta impertinencia en- esa observa-
cion. iY que otros bustos habia de te-
ner cerca de su piano, ell de Ravel, las
narices de Balakirew, los lentes de
Strawinsky? Cuando todos los musicos
los aficionados hacen 10 mismo 3. :.
nues ahi Iesta 10 admirable del case.
Entrais ell el gabinete, donde una Sc
lorita mema tiene su piano, y ipata-
pam!, en- la pared la mascarilla de
Beethoven, con su patina de cadaver,
su corona de laurel verde y los ,bullo-
mes de terciopelo rojo, y, sobre dos CO.
lumnas, los consabidos bustos, de Bee
thoven Y de Wagner. Os recibe un
maestro notable, de muchas campani-
has; en- la pared el Beethoven de Ba-
lestrieri, de Stuk de Klinger, Y So
bre las dos imprescindibles columni-
tas, los dos consabidos bustos, las dos
forlnidables cabezas. Bien podian ser
otras; pero no, no 10 son. Els la con-
sigma, una regla sagrada. Como van
a Greer que sois musico annals la
musica 81 el que os vista no Sc topa
con Ia frente Y los labios del sordo de
Benn, con la nariz y ell mention del
dios de Bayrenth? Y ahi estan, STEM
pre- los mismos; porque, ademas de
ser siempre Beethoven y Wagner, son
siempre ell mismo Wagner y el mismo
Beethoven, como 81 todos los hubiesen
encargado la misma fabrica. Es algo
de 10 que pasa en- los editoriales del
arte divine con los retratos de los m1-
sicos.. Id a. una tienda de esas v pc
ulu una COiSCEtOH ue uluS4COS SHdHuSSi
Os daran docet retratQs +. de misicos
grandes; doce, entendedlo bien, de
Haydn a Mascagni: esta docena la
vienen sirviendo hace doce amos, y es7.
ia aviado el que espera hallarse entire
los doce precisamente el que lie hace
falta. Y no lie encontrara, porque la
mlsica, aunque no 10 parece, es un
arte conservador por excelencia. Sc
hila muy delgado en- Ell arte de Santa
Cecilia con las famas nuevas. Wag-
ner Beethoven, y entire Beethoven
y Wagner los demas, los que han 81
do y los que son. Y los que son por-
que elIos mismes 10 desean. We'd, 81
no, su piano entire los dos bustos, su
propip busto entire las dos cabezas.
Oh, ic6mole seria possible a una Sc
iorita tocar LOS millones de Arle-
quinv sin que entire suspiro y suspiro
|clavara sus ojOs en- los labios frun-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-12
Enttr',e Beethoven ,,' ny, Wagner; ,1l,,,f;
= I I2E1, y hssrrs igSeDls

EckeOASoe aDeeCnn9yenisa9 ~ SHAcOnltoEie ie Sc
ria possible al crftico desmenuzar la
obra recien escuchada, 81 en- los des-
1cansos de su puma no sintiera en- sus
ojos la mirada teutonica de Wagner?
Tan es cierto clio, queridos amigos,
que 81 deseais un piano, no os 10 ven
den sin poner1s en- la factura los cua-
tro o, cinco pesos por cabeza de los
dos genios. iQue inspiration puede
venir a los labios las meninges 81
en- la habitacion no hay estas dos ca
bezas,? Sustituidlas, 81 os atreveis.
Poned en- su lugar la de un Glazou-
nof, Rakhmaninof Ravel, Espla, Goo
sens, Debussy, cualquier otro, y la
inspiration no acudira. Han de ser
Beethoven y Wagner, y no uno solo
de ellos, sino los dos, la pareja. Ell
por que han de ser los dos, y no
cualquiera de los dos, 10 ignore; solo
Sc que. cuando encontramos en- una
casa a Beethoven, echamos. de menos
Ia Wagner, y viceversa. Ell por que SUI
pongo ha de ser algo muyN complica-
do, y creo que solo seria capaz de
iprofundizar en- clio Deneny o Condi-
lac. Una senorita lindisima, de la
que no pierden concerto de virtuoso
con objeto de sorprender la ejecucion
de ciertos pasajes y "ejecutarlos" lue-
go en- la soledad de SUI abismo mlsti-
leo, nos dijo cierta vez que la fascina-
cion de Beethoven era su frente; ha-
bia llegdao a ella quitarle con unas
pinzas cabellos de su frente para en-
sancharla. La frente, ell esorerismo
de la frente de Beethoven Y de Wag-
ner; tai vez consista en- ESQ la ende-
moniada razon de que no exista mu-
sico que no posea esos dos bustos. Ma
ria Iaell debfa habernos hablado de
esto en- su libro sobre musica psi
cofsiologia. Els lastima que detalle
tan interesante como este no merezca
la atencion, va que no existiria arte al
guno donde la inteligencia humana
haya metido mas hondo su respetabi-
lisimas narices. Sc sabe la Influenza
de la misica sobre la respiration, ell
corazon, la circulation capilar Y So
bre cl sistema nervioso; todos hemos
leido esos trabajos sobre ,coeficientes
respiratorios Y circulatorios de la mi
sica;. Lahy, Vaschide, Dogield, Cour-
tier. :. Dos son familiares. Ahora
bien: ten que consiste que sin el Bee
thoyen y ell Wagner de yeso, marmoI o
bronco, el alma es tardia Y haragana,
in1til para la creacion, como un pri-
mer premio del Conservatorio Y en-
que consiste que sin esa adorable pa
reja de bustos no Sc puede tocar, no
va bien, sino 10 que es mas admirable,
nj siquiera NAL? Divinos completes
esos dos bustos hasta para tocar NAL
y componer peor, son va necesarios.
"Alterius sic alters ppscit OPEN res,
ct conjurat emice. :" Seria delicio-
so imaginarse IN dialogo entire los dos
bustos cuando eI amo o dueha de esas
dos cabezas Sc retira a sus habitacio-
mes privadas, lAh, 81 ellos habla-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-12
Ell Teatro en- E.spana
Ultirnas Noticias

Ell lltimo estreno madrileno, de que
tengo noticias, es ell de "Soleares"
obra puesta EN- escena en- el "Teatro
de la Zarzuelay y de la, cual dice .un
peri6dico tan parco en- el elogio como
"a B c" 10 que sigue:
"Un sentimental episodio de amor
ha servido en- .esta OCCASION al autor de
tan reconocida pericia teatral como Jo-
Sc Ramos Martin para combinar tres
cuadros muy entonados y de visuali-
dad, en- un poetico ambiente andaluz,
con unas cuantas escenas, en- las que
junto la nota artfsticamente emoti-
va aparecen los toques comicos, habil-
mente ponderados. Sobre estas cua-
lidades predominant las de haber ofre-
cido .amplio margen para que ell macs
tro Gimenez, uno de nuestros mas So
lidos prestigios musicales, genuine
representante de la musa lirica espa-
fiofa, reverdeciera una vez mas sus
bien conquistados laureles al escribir
eSta partltura, en- la que puede atlr-
marse que esta representado ell ver-
dadero espiritu de nuestras cancio-
mes meridionales. Fue, pues, ell estre-
no de "Soleares" en- la Zarzuela un
exito justo y merecido, en- primer ter
mino para ell maestro Gimenez, que ha
escrito una mdsica lozana, jugosa, bri-
llante inspirada en- temas. Y melo-
dias populares, que al ser transpor-
tadas a la ,orquestacion han, ganado
en- gracia y en- efectos.
Fueron repetidos, entire. calurosas
salvas de aplausos, varios n1meros, y,
entire ellos, el preludio del tercer cua-
dro, que, por 10 magistralmente que
esta tratado en- la orquesta, recuerda
al famoso intermedio de "La boda de
Luis Alfonso, del mismo autor.
Fue, pues, un immense exito para ell
maestro Gimenez ell estreno de $50
leares", del que participaron en- las
justas proporciones ell autor del libro
y los Interpreters"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-12

ran!... Isl ellos escuchasen!.. En-
fin, que no desconfamos en- llegar sa-
samente ideal de meterse voluntaria-
mente entire Beethoven y Wagner. En-
tretanto, aunque Sc enfade nuestro
amigo 81 gran critico, TODD, todo 10
'comprendemos en- mGsica: la incorpo-
racion de la maquina de escribir la
orquesta, hecha por Erie Satie; las
japoneserias de Strawinsky; el stimuli
taneismo, las chinerfas de Bantock;
los efectos de timbres en- laminas de
cristal y triangulos con sordina; todo
menos que sea absoluthmente necesa-
rio coloear el piano y d cabeza entire
las dos cabezas de Beethoven y de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-12

Wagner. sin que sean Otros dos cual-
quiera nj puedan ser unO solo de ellOs,
nj Sc atreva a prescindir de ellOs el
que no tiene dido siQuiera, nj sepa CO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-12

Maria Guerrero Y Fernando Diaz
de Mendoza, que han inaugurado en-
su teatro de la Princesa y con gran
exito, la temporada invernal, ofrecen
para ella la siguiente lista de estrenos:
madrid, castillo famoso. -, come
dia en- tres actos de d. Serafin y don
Joaquin Alvarez Quintero; "Y va de
cuento. -, comedia de magia en- cua-
tro actos y un prologo, y "Una pobre
mujer", drama en- tres actos, de D.
Jacinto Benavenre; Gel alma es mfa"
de D. Angel Guimera; "Evora", dra-
ma en- cuatro actos, de D. Eduardo
Marquina; "El condado de Maizena, y
comedia en- tres actos, de P. Pedro
Munoz Seca. "Sonaba ell Rey. !" Gro
MICA dialogada en- cuatro actos Y en-
prosa, de D. Jose Ortega Munilla;
"Espigas de un haz", drama castella-
no en- tres actos y un epilogo, de D.
Jose Rinc6n Lazcano; Gel aguilucho"
drama en- cinco actos y un epilogo en-
verso, de monsieur Edmond Rostand
traducido en- versos castellanos POI
D. Manuel Machado y don Luis dc
Oteyza; Gel abanico de lady Windar-
mere, drama en- cuatro actos de Os-
car Wilde, traducido por D. Ricardo
Baeza; Gel cartero del Rey', drama er
tres actos de Rabrindanath Tagore
traducido por dona zenobia Campru.
bi de Jimenez; Casanova, comedia ef
tres actos de Lorand Orbok, traducidt
por D. Francisco ViuL." '.''ig' - = '@''
! = Jose Balsaido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-12

Idara conocer en- la temporada de
opera francc-i q.- "a >nlpezado en- ell
teatro Tfvoi, de Bs.eelona, en- Oetu-
br 1, dos olras nuevas en- Esoafa, de
Il; im9o. Tx ia j tzas5 endencia musical
de "Pclleas ct Melisande", de Claudio
3 busy v "Maroux" de Enrique Ra-
ed. Fara su debida Interpretation
Ia cortratado un cuadro de artistas
lfricos pertenecientes los teatro de
Paris, todos de reconocido merito y
algunos de los cuales tomo parte en-
la creacion de las mismas al ser es-
trenadas en- la capital de Francia.
Ademas, ell se1or Rodes ofrecera al
p1blico una serie de representations
del "Parsifal", de Wagner, que sera
cantado tambien por eminentes artis-
tas franceses."
: iLo mismo due en- la Habana!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-12

mo librarse de uno de los dos quien,
por tener el cOrazon en- su sitio y en-
el suyo las dos orejas, crea cuando ha-
ce miisica cosas vivas y sanas.
Eugenio Noel.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

3 A note of warning at this time per-
haps is necessary to some boys who
are allowed to shoot firearms indis-
criminately in the streets and alleys
getting plugged by bullet fired by
4 twelve or fourteen year old boy last
evening. He and Chas. Maier were
talking in front Of the Maier house
when a bullet went over them this
was followed by: a second bullet which
cut hole in Mr.. McGee's coat and
was mighty close call for that gen
tleman. A few inches the other way
might have resulted disastrously for
our alderman. The boy was discover
ed doing the shooting and stop put
to it. It is contrary to law for boys
to be shooting with: firearms anyway
to say nothing about the danger OF it,
It seems to us the parents are as much
to. blame as the boy for allowing any
thing Of the kind. ss5 y E. F15 Vi
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

I In last nights Times Record we
gave an account Of the diagnosing and
treating Of a case Of illness on ship
100 miles away without seeing his
patient was the unique experience OF
Lieut.. Commander A. E. Younie, OF
Portland, Oregon, senior surgeon OF
the transport Sierra. We are inform
ed this morning that Edward Girard
a Valley City boy, is an operator Of
the wireless on board this vessel and
might possibly have had a hand in
this most remarkable cure. It is
funny how these facts crop out by the
use of the telegraph and press. Who
would have imagined for an instance
that we had a Valley City boy aboard
this vessel. E
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12
!. OUR ARBITRARY ENGLISH
LANGUAGE # ~

Normal School Budget)
Wen begin with box, and the plura
i. is boxes, ro.
But the plural Of OK should be oxen
"a: not oxes. .-a
One fowl is goose, but two are calico
@ geese,
Yet the plural of mouse should never
| It1 be meese. 80
You may find lone mouse, or a whole
NJ nest of mice, s...
But the plural Of house is houses, no
ehice. q ,,.l%s
If the plural of man is always called
@ N men,
WHY shouldn't the plural Of pan b.
called pen? 5s.. %t2 \. !, q
The COW in the plural may be called
Rows, or kline;
But bow, if repeated, is never called
men. ei +.
And the plural Of vows is vows, never
vine; y ts@
If I speak of foot and you show me
f$ESE TWO IeeC, VIZ 'el2t 3ss egg, f55sS@l.
And j give you q boot, would pan
be called beet 5%
If one is tooth and q whole set are
teeth,
Why shouldn't the plural Of booth %
called beeth? s5...
If the singular's this, and the plura
is these,
Should the plural Of kiss ever be writ.
ten keese?
Then, one may be that, and the two
would be those, a st !,
Yet hat in the plural would never Ok
hose. n.
And the plural Of cat is cats, and not '
kose. ss5
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

, Earle H. Tostevin, of Mandan, N
d., pool room inspector, is in the city
today looking after his work along
these lines. Mr.. Tostevin is a son OF
Editor Tostevin, Of Manday, and was
overseas, and is the young man who
furnished those spicy correspondence
from France to the Fargo Forum
Earle is aSlive wire newspaper man
himself, and was appointed to his
present position by Attorney General
VIM. LANCER. 3,., .
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

SPEEDING UPPROCESS BEING ADOPTED
Paris June IA speeding UP process similar to that
adopted for the German treaty is being applied to the
counter proposal The more optimistic members Of the
American commission predicted today that the treaty
would be signed BY June 90 allowing FIVE days between
the time that the treaty placed in the hands Of the
Germans and the time that they supposed to reveal
their final answer The latest indications that the al
lies answer will be ready Friday The allied experts were
reported have reached whereby the pec
c amount Of reparation would be inserted il the treaty
Great Britain France and Belgium will accept the est
mated sums Of the claims Germany will learn the total
ndemnes she to pay within two three months after
the treaty having to wait two years as
afore stated The league Of nations committee under
stood to have reached an reply Germany
demand for admission While the agreement has yet to be
ratified by the big four it said to provide that Germany
shall be admitted the league after brief period
bation but she will be excluded from the executive com
mittee The territorial committee recommended rejec
ton Of German demand for the mandatory over certain
German colonies The decision reached despite the
suggestions Of American experts that she should be given
the administration over her colonies in German East
Africa.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

Mrs. J. C. Coyle and children left on
Wednesday Of this week for Minneso-
ia points where they will visit friends
and relatives for a month or 50. They
will also 60 to Lake Harriet and other
lake resorts before they return.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

"A very pretty miscellaneous shower
was given last evening at the home Of
Mrs. j. N. Skeim in honor Of Miss
Gladys Schmoll, who is to be bride
Of the near future. Bridal hearts
composed the entertainment Of the
evening after which a dainty lunch
was served, yellow and white being
the predominating colors. Miss
Schmoll was presented with beauti-
fully decorated basket Of yellow and
white, heaped with many pretty gifts.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

Nick Flagler arrived in the city this
morning from Fargo where he had
been mixing with friends in the big
ls:ags in the gateway city. He left
for his home at Wimbledon over the
500 line. KIT Il VI
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

Albert Nelson returned from Mime
apolis this morning where he went
some days ago to consult DR.. Kisler.
Mr.. Nelson is a sufferer from heart
trouble. z.l II. 4.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

It is a real object lesson on the spread
lot socialism into bolshevism and il YOU
have not seen it we would advise YOU
to do sos These are days when people
need some Object lessons along these
lines to wake them up to what is
taking place in this country and it APP
plies to North Dakota as well as other
places in this old country Of ours. u
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

A. N. Rowley returned this morn
ing from weeks trip over the road
for the Stern candy factory. Mr..
;Rowley reports his business good and
says that on his trip along he opened
up eighteen new accounts for his firm
which speaks well for the Valley City
made candy. NJ 4. N 1 1
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

j. B. Default returned to James
own this morning to remain over Sum
day. He will return the first Of the
week and continue his work on Vic
tory Park addition to the city. Il.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12
L TIME TO CUT ALFALFA !.

- TIME TO CUT ALFALFA n. AS
Alfalfa should be cut for hay wher
the shoots are starting from the
crowns which is usually when one.
tenth in bloom, according to Circular
No. 10 of the Extension Division, Y
ID. Agricultural College. If cut toe
early, weeds may develop ahead Of the
alfalfa and if cut 50 late that the
young shoots are clipped the next
crop is Injured and weeds are given
better chance. @5&
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

Mrs. John Heimes went to Coopers-
town this morning accompanied by her
little daughter. She will spend Sun
day at the home Of her brother,
Vaughn Cowell east Of that city and
probably will return home Monday
night. Her oldest daughter has been
at Vaughn's for several days and Mrs.
Heimes went up to- get her.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

The Ladies' Altar Society Of the St.
Catherine church have set for them
selves the 4 second Sunday Of each
month on which to receive Holy COM
munion in body Tomorrow being
the second Sunday Of June, a large
number are expected to take part in
this ceremony. ls$ SS4s I; ok
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

The Peerless Trio went to Rogers
last night to play for a dance at that
place. a large crowd is reported ct
this dance and a great time enjoyed.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

a. "A. Cad, who has been putting in
the spring on his farm in Montana, ar
rived home Wednesday Of this week
and is visiting his family for 9 few
days. ss.5 Hs2
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

With the opening Of Victory Park
Addition on June 9th one Of the, most
desirable and attractive additions to
Valley City will be opened and it will
be only q question Of q short time un-
til twill he one Of the finest residence
districts Of the city. =. G. Hilborn and
Carl Schmidt have plans completed
and materials ordered for their new
residences in this addition and work
will be started as soon as the mater
ials arrive.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kee, Jr., q
Sanborn were guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. B., SwartOut last
night, returning to their home at San
born on No.}7 this morning. @ S.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

Geo. S. Tucker, Geo. Malosh, Nv. s..
/ Wilson and Robert Kee were down
from Sanborn last night attending
lodge meeting at the Masonic temple.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

!. Mrs. Abe Stern was called to Min
neapolis last night by the serious III
ness Of her father and left on No. 8
forthat city. IA. Y: s83l 5ssa
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs R. y. Cogger arrived
from Rogers last night and have been
looking after business matters in the
city today. "a 7,