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his ability. He is seeking the sup
port Of all men qualified to partici-
pate in q Democratic primary, and
gladly weIc the hearty and cor
dial support of all voters. The en-
dorsement Of any organization in any
section of the state will be most
graciously received. Colonel Stubbs
recognizes the fact that the active
leaders of the Democratic party in
Louisiana are men who lave proved
their worth and loyalty and he glad
ly accepts the support of such men,
believing that, by virtue Of the fact
that they are leaders in the party
councils, is sufficient guarantee
that they are entitled to the con-
sideration of all men.
Colonel Stubbs is IN the very prime
Of life; active, vigorous and full OF
energy. He is an educated gentle
man, qualified by long years of close
application to the solving Of legal
problems to cope with any question.
He is j successful business man, be-
ing the head of one Of the biggest
financial institutions in north Louis
lana. He, with his brother, ave
made d remarkable record as sue
|cessfuI farmers, knowing and prac-
Eticing the science of agriculture.
Thus, in Colonel Stubs, is found the
rare comb of a prosperous at
torney at law, a successful business
man and progressive farmer. But
the record he has made as soldier
affords his friends and admirers un-
bounded pleasure, and entities him
IA the supDort of all who admire
patriotism.
with natural liking and marked
aptitude for things military, Colonel
EStubbs early in life took up the
science Of military tactics, and when
but. mere youth aligned himself
with the national guard of Louisiana,
continuing with zeal the fascinating
study during his four years Of stu
dent life at Louisiana State Univer-
sity, His proficiency being rewarded
bv his selection as one Of the com-
many commanders of the school bat
talon. The closing behind him OF
the d oors Of his alma mater did not
dim his ardor for things military
and he was soon again actively as
|sociated with our state militia, Whlcn
has since continued practically ul1
interrupted. When the 8: =;
Maine went down, with ..Dld Glory
flying, in Havana harbor il February,
1898. he was ii command OF the
Monroe company, known as Company
IB. Louisiana National Guard, and and
he and the entire company offeree
Itheir services to our country when
Iwar was declared BY US against
ISnain Captain stubbs and most o.
lthe old sOuachita Guards 8 were soor
Iinducted into the service of the
limited States, the company becom
ling Company B, First Regiment Lou
Iisiana Volunteer Infantry, and, while
lit saw no active service in th'
|Spanish-America war, its excellenc,
las j military unit was officially com
Imended. While the regiment wa
stationed in Florida, Captain stubb
was rendered Majors rank; but
Having given his promise to the par
Tents Of the boys who went into ou
4 lcountry's service under him, at
farewell banquet rendered the com
Il Ipany just before leaving home j
4 April, that he would look after thei
lsons and remain with them com
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Home Man Who Has Made Good.

Home Man Who Has Made Good.
Charles j.. LeB Blanc, expert me-
.chanical engineer Of this city, has
on display at his Offices and sales
room at the corner OF Mississippi
and st. Patrick streets, d full line Of
the splendid engines, tractors. elee-
.tric lighting plants, rice threshers,
pumps and implements for which he
lis the sales agent, and he cordially
invites all those who are in the mar
ket to.can and examine his line be
fore making purchases. The mas
hinery and imple handled by
him include the famous new type
Anderson Crude 10 i'll engine, he most
snbstaalti lys built and ecos1onlieaa
o9f iits Kind ii existence. Sizes from
to- / 00-horsepoWer, Cushman
farm engines, and Cushman electric
Illuminating plants, for farm and
plantation residences, complete and
ready for service; Twin City and
|Parrett tractors, Oliver pIows and
implements; Red River Special rice
threshers. Mr.. Leblanc has sold
six Of these splendid threshing ma
[chines in this neigh borhood this sea
|son, every one Of which has given
entire satisfaction. He also handles
feed mills, hay presses and centrifu-
gal pumps and belts, all Of the best
/ in their respective lines.
Mr. Leblanc is a native and life
long resident Of this city. He owns
/ the building in which are located his
Offices and salesrooms and is perman.
Iently domiciled here. He has been
lengaged in his present business sue.
Ieessfully for six years, and has rep.
resented the same people continually
during this entire time and intends
Ito continue to represent them ia The
future. He does not sell for one
Ieoncern one year an1 for another
the following year, but for the same
IalWavs. The articles which he handles
are among the best obtainable, ane
| he refers prospective purchasers tt
Ibis many we'll satisfied customers
Throughout this section Of the coun
| try. He is a mechanical engineer o1
recognized ability and experience
Iand thoroughly responsible and re
Hiable His services as such are Al
| the disposal Of his customers at an5
time, night and day, and he IS de
Ipendable IN every respect. The
IChief takes pleasure in commenting
Mr.. Blanc to any one who may BIZ
I in need Of anything in his line.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1919-11-08
Only i Cold.

Are you ill? is often answered.
aOh! it's only colo" as il q cold
was q matter Of little consequence,
but people are beginning TO learn
that a common cold is matter not
to be trified with, that some OF. the
most serious diseases start with g
cold. AS soon as the first indication
of cold appear take Chamberlain 9
Cough Remedy. Remember that the
sooner you get rid of your cold the
less the danger, and this remedy Will
help you to throw it of. - Adv.
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Hemstitchiinp Neatly Done.

wish to announce that have
installed hemstitch hing machine in
my residence, a 10 Iberville street,
and am prepared to do all work IN
that line neatly, promptly and At
reasonable prices trial order
from my lady friends and Others IS
respectfully solicited. Phone 255.
MRS. GEO. LANDRY
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GILBERT MAKING PROGRESS.
Strongly Denies Charge That He Was
Ever u Republican.

Judge Philip he. Gilbert Of Assump-
tlon, candidate for lieutenant COVER
NOR, and running mate Of Col. Frank
EP. Stubbs, is engaged in an active
canvass Of the state in the interest
[of his candidacy, and according to.
reports, he is well received and;
makes a most favorable impression
wherever he appears. He is strong
and fluent speaker and never fails to-
impress his auditors. Although he
has been in the race but a short
while he is gaining ground rapidly
and indications are that he will re-
ceive fattering support in every Sec
Etion Of the commonwealth.
A few days ago, in speech de-
liyered in a north Louisiana city,
Hewitt Bouanchaud, running mate
of John NJ. Parker. and opponent Of
Judge Gilbert for the lieutenant
|governorship, charged that several
Years ago, the judge was a Republi-
can and named several occasions
when he alleged that Mr.. Gilbert par
| ticipated in Republican conventions,
and ran for Office on Republican
ticket.
In a statement given to the press
last Wednesday, Judge Gilbert de-
/ MES that he ever was a Republican
Tor ever affiliated with that party. In
his statement Judge Gilbert says
that in 1896, when he was a very
young raa1l, he ran on a fusion ticket
for justice of the peace of his ward.
The ticket was composed of Demo-
lerats for sheriff, clerk, assessor and
coroner, one Democrat and one Lilly
White for representatives. Negroes
participated in the election and the
ticket Ws.s overWhe helmingly defeated
with the exception Of the Democratic
candidate for representative
ran on the fusion ticket for
!, Justice of the peace of my Ward,s"'
fsays the judge, and was hopelessly
Idefeated BY N onponent, AZ j.
Kockritz, who was the Republican
candidate on the Triche ticket.
never after this date took part in Or
voted any other ticket but the reg
lular Democratic emblem. z
In the face Of the strong statement
of Judge Gilbert, which goes into de-
tails and which is too lengthy to re-
produce here, it would seem that his
opponent, Mr. Bouanehaud has some
explaining It'd make to the people of
Louisiana if he expects them to pay
attention to any further speeches
which he might make during the
|campaign.s Reckless assertions of
this kind is very poor politics and iil-'
Ivariably react against those who
make them.
In this section Of the state where
Judge Gilbert is well and favorably
known, no reply on his part was
needed 10 convince the people Of the
labsnrdity of Mr.. Bouanchaud's
charges. His clear and dignifed
statement will carry weight with
air-ninded men ev eryWh here and
Twill greatly ith the
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1919-11-08

IS In d lecture delivered to- New Or
leans mothers at Holmes Hall, "a few
days ago, DR. John 2. Leake declared
that it is dangerous I'd the health
and hearing Of child to expose its
ears to the injuries Of soap and
water Dirt he said is much more
desirable as it is not conducive 70
mastoid troubles.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1919-11-08
ASCENSION CANDIDATES.
List Of Those Who Will Seek Nonai-
nation in the Primary Election.

List Of Those Who Will Seek Nonaii-
nation in the Primary Election.
The time limit for fling declara-
tions of intention to become candi-
dates for parochial and ward of
fees in this parish, expired Friday,
Oct. 81, at midnight. Last Saturday
the Democratic Parish Committee
met at the courthouse to receive
from the chairman the list of those
who had filed declarations, and to
declare those who were without op-
position the nominees of the party
for the offices to which the aspire.
The following is a complete list
of all those who qualified as can
'didates, and the Offices which they
seek:
Sheriff gorge II. Richard, DIR.
Paul T. Thibodaux.
Clerk of y Court Louis Leblanc
Richard Melancon.
Assessor Sidney A. St. Amant.
Coroner-Dr.. D. G.. Brumfeld, DIR.
3. S. Keyes.
House of Representatives.. n.
Andrews, p. S. Berteau, Jos. Con
zales, IA. A. Morgan, r. S. Vickers.
Police Jurors.
First ward George B. Reuss, NJ
w. We'll.
Second ward Augustin Gorho,
Joseph J. Falcon .s
Third WardJ. Clarence Leblanc,
X. A. Aucoin.
Fourth ward II. Landry
Fifth ward w Gleason, Henry
S. Martin.
Sixth ward B. Stuart.
Seventh ward Nestor Gautreau.
] ". Hanna Jos. AZ Pertuis, Lester
E. Wright. z
Eighth ward Sidney Cooper.
we Landry, G. E. sibIey W I. Smi-
ley.
justices Of the Peace.
First ward Karl Geist.
q Second ward D. Duke, Louis
Mollere.
Third ward Joseph Corbo.
Fourth ward lA. Lei Blanc, Ed
|mund Maurin.
Fifth ward Boston.
Sixth ward B. Thibeau, We i'll
fred A. Yentzen.
Seventh ward Morris j J. Many.
Eighth ward hornas B. Landry
Ninth ward Clyde Albritton.
I'D. Aymond, II. E Bateman, R. g
Lambert.
Tenth ward &. Braud, Joseph
|sevario, J Charles Vail, Aurelius
White
Gonstables.
First ward j esse Melancon.
Second ward laurence Montero
Third ward M. Ayraud, Chas.
Corbo.
Fourth ward fred Landry,
Lol1is Wild.
Fifth vaudeville Gre.
Sixth ward Frank Thibo odaux.
Seventh ward Rosemend Braud,
Isl.
Eiiplltl ward Baabiin.
Ninth ward W E. Batenan;
Jules Gautreau, Bienvinue Melan-
Icon. Amede Sevario.
Tenth ward A dam Clayton, 3.
Hodgeson, T. p. King, Geo. W. kod'
fdy, Sulcer Smith.
Parish COMMITTEES.
First ward Camille Dalgle, Emile nile
Dugas, n. B. Leblanc;
Second ward war -osear Alsmah Grsi1
saIl1ie Dsaissis' = os. :
Sanchez. ], s.. / i, 80
Ihird Wardre elTler s., s s: naoh.lsia p1aas q q
IChas. lie Blanc, Gi1as. e,sc1iSaiu' - =
j. Vega. - I, y. & s.,
Fourth ward Emile LeboeuI 'Al[ -, ~,
Fifth Ward.filenry C.St' w, =
ID. G. Brumfield. 8
Sixth ward. 4. Lorlo' y Z
Stuart. :,
Seventh Ward-Leo Braud E. =
Furgeson, Appolinalre auereau
Prudhome Gautreau. n r,;,,on &
Eighth ward. Ear la.El pi1oni - nap :
Nickens, Jr., I. Landry s ~ eaf'
penter,, , "a i i elected-I.. 4
Ambeau, s: Easterly, =. Z (
F,s,.1:.s Eehsasiiia, s, 4 Gisc1ard Clement
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No home should be without hand
fashlight, indispensable at night. A
full line Of French Ray yolites, all
sizes and all prices, ait r. 4. Trepag-
nier..s JeWelry store.
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S. j. / Honor Roll

y. III ls.Sl Honor tSoti.
The following named students Of
s. +. scored the highest average
in their studies during the month Of
October
Eleventh grade Curtis Bourdier,
Allen Mattingly, Allen Dalferes,
Daniel Foley, Leo Mattingly, Joseph
Fontana, Valery Babin.
Tenth grade Edward Blanc,
Nicholas Eris, Ralph Betz, John Lan-s
dry, Rene Courreges.
Ninth grad Albin Landaiche,
Norman Folse, Numa Courreges, An
thony Schroeder, Lowell Gisclard
Eighth grade Lloyd Bourdier,
] Leonard LaWes, Nenlour Landaiche,
Camille Sigma, Elmer Leblanc, Beat,
sty Blanchard, Joseph Raldazzo.
Sevent grad Jton Dugas, Lio-
mel Martinez, George Daigle, Pierre
|Laiche, Maurice Robert, Dumond ST.
Martin, Duke Da1feres, Henry Heri-
ard, James Noel, Conrad Goette.
Sixth grad Louis Gaudin, Peter
|Groffeo, Louis Poche, Louis Hidalgo,
Ernest Leblanc, Mulford blanchard,
Emmett Hidalgo, Daniel Doran, Atal
|Sarradet, Arthur Acosta, Clarence
|Bouchereau, Clarence Truxillo.
Fifth grade Rodolph Hebert, Yer
non Aleman, Ode1l Montero, Irwin
Barber, Clark Vega, Joseph Capello,
James sarradet, Valery Dalferes,
Joseph Thiac.
Fourth grade Joseph FoAtana,
Camille Hernandez, Frank Falgoust,
James Schaff, Alvin Marchand
Boarding department Leonard
Lawes, Edward Falgoust, Frank Fal-
goust, Albin Landaiche, Nemour
Landaiche, Frank Daigle.
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Thrift was q prime element ii
winning the war. Il will be great
factor in building up the strength
of our nation in peace. Thrift il
pending wisely and saving san1ly.
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Dredge Man Arrested. i

A news item appearing IN last
Tuesdays issue. Of the Times Plc-
ayune states that Chas. ]. Rockey,
employed as foreman on dredge-
boat at Marksville, La, was brought
to New Orleans Monday night by
Detective Chas. Mellen, to answer 20
a warrant sworn before the First
City Criminal Court, charging DE-
sertion and non-support of his child.
Rockey was foreman Of the D: B
Gore dredgboat. which dredged
New River in this parish q few years
ago, and is we'll known here.
A..A.x: 80 .:..l.... 4Ina+ss tha
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TENENTS WANTED.

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Join the RED CROSS.
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Let US do your job work.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-12-04
FOR SALE. Slightly used Ford
Truck. F. L. Wheeler.

FOR SALE. Slightly used Ford
Truck. F. l.. Wheeler.
Miss Helen Seller spent Thanks
giving at her home in Memo.
Edward Tre;ck has accepted a po-
sition az assistant cashier in the
Corn Belt National Bank.
Mrs. Hotf of Yankton, state in
spector of the w. f. c., was here
Tuesday to meet with the local CORDS.
Mrs. August Kraft of Tritp came
to Scotland Monday, called to attend
the funeral of her father in-law, Mr..
George Kraft IN Tuesday.
Miss lima Lee spent Sunday with
frierds in Sioux City. Size returned
Monday to her school duti . at Kings
burg.
Alansing Cobb spent Sunday with
his sisters, Mrs. Birkinbine and Miss
Cynthia Cobb, returning to his home
in Mitchell Tuesday.
Miss Helen Willsia. who spent
Thanksgiving at her home in Parker.
returned Tuesday to her duties as
teacher in our public schoole.
H. A. Reeves went to Pierre Sun.
day evening to attend the meeting OF
the proposal men of the democratic
party, representing this county.
REDUCTION SALE ON HATS.
My store will be open Wednesday
evenings and all day Saturdays
Come early. Have good selection
Wish to close store for the season ant
hats will go regardless of cost.
MRS. MASON.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-12-04

City Council Rooms, Scotland, S
D., Nov. 26, 1919
Special meeting of the City Council,
called for the purpose Of considering
q resolution for the approval Of Beck
er's Addition to City of Scotland.
and any ether business that may
properly come before the City Coun-
Gil.
The meeting was called to order
by Mayor Jasman.
On roll call the following aldermen
responded: Hermann. Reindl, Serr,
Wapek, Zolnowsky.
The following resolution was sub
mitted:
Be it Resolved by the City Ccun.
Gil of Scotland, South Dakota, from
an examination Of the plat of Beck
er's Addition to the City of Scotland
S. D., it appears that the system OF
streets and alleys set forth therein
conforms to the system of areets and
alleys of the existing plat of this
city, and that said plat ami survey
thereof have been executed according
to law.
Therefore we do approve the same
and authorize the City Auditor to en-
dorse IN said plat a copy of this res.
olution as required by Sec. 6542 OF
tho Pov;ood Cnda of 1910
Motion was made by Alderman
Wanex and seconded by Alderman
Hermann that the resolution be adopt
ed.
On roll call the following aldermen
voted "sye:" Hermann, Reindl,
Serr, Wanek. Z%olnowsky. There be
ing no negative votes cast, the reso
luton was declared adopted.
Ordinance No. - was then giver
its second reading
Motion was made by Wanek ant
seconded by Reindl that the ordinance
be passed. On roll call the follow
ing aldermen voted "aye:" Her,
mann, Reindl, Serr, Wanek, Zol
nowsky. Thers being no negati,.
votes cast, the ordinance was declar
ed passed.
J No further business appearing, tk
meeting was adjourned on motion.
Robert Jasman,
j. R. Wilson, Mayor
Auditor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-12-04


Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Cary left for
Chicago on Tuesday to visit relatives
in that city for a week.
Roger Williams visited his brother.
R. E. Williams. last week, returning
to his home in Langford on Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Dams of YER
million arrived Thursday to spend the
Thanksgiving holiday at the home of
her brother, Frank Wanek. Mr.. Daine
looked after some business in the
plumbing line at Trip on Friday but
came back on Saturday and returned
with his wife to Vermillion on Sun
day.
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Council Proceedings

City Council Rooms. Nov. 2, 1919.
Regular meeting of the City Coun-
Gil.
The meeting was called to or;'er by
Mayor Jasman. On roll call the fol-
lowing aldermen responded: Her.
mann, Minnich, Reindl. Serr. Wan
elk. Zolnowsky.
Motion was made by WWanek and
seconded by Reindl that $500 be de.
Quoted from the order for the sewer
contract until satisfactory explanation
be made as to the progress made on
the septic tank. Motion carried.
Motion was made by Wanek and
reconded by Hermann that contract
for the purchase of 80 Neptune water
meters be made with the NEPTUNE
Meter Company of Chicago. On roll
call the following aldermen voted
Aye: Hermann. Minnich, Reindl.
Serr. Wanek, Zolnowsky.
No negative votes being cast the
motion carried.
Motion was made by Wanek ane
seconded by Reindl that the following
bills be allowed.
S. D. Light & Power Co. IS SO 81
Peoples Tel. Co. 20. sc
Chas. A. Robinson. ....... 13.4(
Francis Serr. .... 2.5(
Wate.ous Fire Eng. Co... LIS
Fullerton Lbr. Co. 67.2(
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-12-04

The Presbyterian Y. P. S. c. E.
will hold their monthly business
meeting and social in the Presbyteri-
an church on Friday eve, Dec. 9Th.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-12-04
B. H. UNRUH, IA. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
. PHONES.
OFFICE 50 RESIDENCE IL
so. OAK.
City Council Rooms,
Scotland, S. D., Dec 1, 1915


Scotland. S. D., Dec 1. 1919
Regular meeting of the City Coun-
ell
Meeting called to order by Preei-
dent Zolnowsky. Mayor Jasman being
absent.
On roll call the following Alder
men responded: Hermann, M mich.
Reindl, Ser. Wanek.
The minutes of the previous meet
ings beginning Sept. 2, 1919. were
read The following corrections
were made to the minutes of the
Sept 2 meeting: The inser ion Of
the clZuses, "The following resolu-
ton relative to the establishment of
connecting sewers was submitted:
Whereas the City Council of the City
Of Scotland, South Dakota, did on the
Gath day Of March, 1919, establish
a sever district in said city, and
Whereas, tie City Council deems
it necessary ,r the public health and
general welfare of eaid city, that
lateral or connecting sewers be con.
structed within said district"
Also the minutes of the meeting of
Oct. 2 were corrected to read in the
j. F Devlin resolution per lineal
foot $1.26a.
Motion was made by Alderman
Wanek and seconded by Alderman
Hermann that the minutes be approx
ed as corrected. Motion carried.
Motion was made by Alderman
Hermann and seconded by Alderman
Wanek that the following bills be
allowed:
Neptune Meter Co. SITS. rs
Dakota Engineering Co. -. PIT. 88
J. F. Devlin..... ........ TOP 95
! Nick Roth. 51.25
F j. Wanek. .......... $3.50
j H. Minnich .......,... q 90
Geo. Behl. 400
Emanuel Hermann ........ 11.4O
Sam Welk 80. 90
Geo. Eisenmann. 100 90
Fred Fjtz 80. 10. 80
Ole VALID. -. 80 90
Brown & Donley. 40 as
Fred Betz. 10. so
Motion war made by Alderman
Wanek and seconded by Alderman
Serr that the bill Of j. F. Deviin as
submitted by the City Engineer be
allowed and an order drawn for the
same.
On roll call the following Aldermen
voted "aye:" Hermann. Minnich,
Rsindl. Serr. There being no mega
tive votes cast. the motion was car
ried.
No further business appearing, the
meeting adjourned on motion.
Frank Zolnowsky.
President Board Of Aldermen.
j. R. Wilson. Auditor.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY
sus@calrr,on $50 prn vrAa.
Thursday, Dec. 4. 1919.
CHURCH NOTES
METHODIST CHURCH.

METHODIST CHURCH.
j.. w. Zerbe, Pastor.
Divine Worship-1O:3O.
White Cross Sunday.
Sunday School IL 80.
Union Health Service Sunday Eve.
7:30. in keeping with the National
Program. Drs. Unruh. Landmann
and Leighton will speak. Good mu-
sic Social folks. Warm invitation
Juniur Choir-Wed. eve z p. m.
Prayer Meeting-Wed. eve 7:3O
Choir Practice-Wed. eve 8 p. m.
If you do not attend elsewhere,
come next Sunday. You will receive
a warm welcome.
Rev. VIM. R. Scott will preach in
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
at 1880 a. m. Sunday School at
IL as a. m. The Y. P. S. C. E. at
GAS p. m.
Union Health Sunday services will
be held in the Methodist church next
Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock,
when addresses will be made by Drs.
Landmann. Leighton and Unruh.
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City Council Rooms. Nov. 2, 1919.
Regular meeting of the City Coun-