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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-27
Hubbard Bros. & Co.'S Letter

New York, August 2T.-CIearlng
weather in the Atlantic states and pros
poets of clearing weather throughout
Texas, brought lower Liverpool mar
ket today. The local trade were SELL
ers early on the idea that the market
had had sufficient reaction. The ma
tional ginners issued a condition of ,62.6
which, together with the report that
Clement Curtis. of Chicago, would is.
sue very bullish report, brought To-
cal covering, the market closing near
the top. Some further short cotton was
covered today which, as we have prev
iously pointed out, was to be expect
ed We believe some more of this
covering will take place before the gov.
eminent estimate on September 2, so
W sud advise caution in following very
large advance till after the report is
issued.-Hubard Bros. & Co.
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S. r. Stewart & Co.'s Letter

New orleans, August 2b.--Ihe market
went off early today on selling by Liv-
erpooI which was augmented by pro-
fesional trade selling and around 11:30
prices were around the low for the day.
The market acted as if over sold, but
to what extent will not develop until
larger interests decide to cover, in
which event higher prices may result
from this; as the market absorbed to-
days offerings well. The foundation
facts in cotton are bullish enough and
secure enough to grant some respite
without fear of injury to the cause.
The present slow recovery is not with
out its advantage to the bull side. If
cotton alone should boom while the
price reduction campaign is active, it
would bring it into unfavorable noto-
riety and concentrate upon it the full
force of the basis law of the reduction
principle.
The market closed with a net gain
of 10 to Is points; the advance COM
ing during the last hour of the ses-
sion caused to some extent by shorts
covering. There is no pressure on the
market, which closed steady
Spots were rs up; middling. Ste; sales,
so bales.
Interior spot markets are Unchanged
to rs points higher: small business
done.--John f. Clark e. Co.
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Over Private Wires
Shannon & Co.'S Letter

New York. August 26.-Except for a
squirt of short covering during the
early afternoon, which, resulted in a
rather sharp rally, the market has been
n duh and embarrassing affair and
promises to continue so until the re-
port Is out of the way next Tuesday.
Fluctuations are likely to be erratic
but they will not have much meaning.
Our idea is that the market Is still short
and If private reports prove such as
TO check selling and bring on further
covering, we might see bulge if only
for a time. 1t is said that some of the
private reports still to appear are more
bullish than those so far given out. It
is certain that IL private crop advices
give correct picture of the state of
affairs, there is sufficient reason for
the government report to be low.
Exports were 500 bales. Spot de-
mand is reported slack. but there APP
pears to be no pressure to ell as vet.
and with the crop so late, it will be
sometime yet before the burden of re-
ceipts begin to weigh heavily.--Post
q Flagg.
Over w. l. Phelts & Co.'S Wire
New Orleans, August ga fairly
good weather map combined with a
poor Liverpool put the price of cotton
lower in the early trading today, but
later there were recoveries and finally
net advance, buying being encour-
aged by expectations of unfayorabl
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WANTED-Five or 6-room home
southside; prefer Behrens park sec
ton. Address J-41. care Age-Her-
aid
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Notice to bridge Contractor.

Birming CHAM Age Herald. Aus
18th. goth and 27th. 1919.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-08-01

Department Of the Interior. u. $.
Land Office, Miles City. Montana. July
10th. 1919
Montana, contestee:
You are hereby notified that Glen
lrion who gives Coal wood, Montana. as
his post office address. did on June 18th.
1919, file i'm this Office his duly corrobor-
;ited application to contest and secure
the cancellation of your Homestead
Entry. Serial No. 02S4lS made May 18th.
1916. for Lots 3, s. &. :: 2: 10: II: II:
section ?. Township south. Range 81
East. Montana Principal Meridian. and
grounds for his contest he alleges
that although said Donan +. Phipps
built a duc-out shack on said land and
established residence on same and APP
piled for leave of absence on June 10th.
1918 under the act of December 20. 1917.
Farm Labor Yet he has not kept up the
improvements thereon. the roof of said
shack has fallen in and gone to deS-
truction and he has not filed his yearly
affidavit as required in said act OF Dec.
20. 1917 Cubic No. 80 and therefore
is not entitled to absence under the
said act and that he has totally ADAM
aon.d said land and that said conditions
do now exist and have existed for the
last six months past
You are. therefore. further notified
that III. said allegations will be taken
as confessed. and your said entry will
be cancelled without further right to be
heard. either before this office or on
appeal. if YOU fail to file in this office
within twenty days after the FOURTH
publication of this notice. as shown be-
low. your answer. under oath. specifi-
cally responding Ia these allegations
OF contest. together with due proof that
YOU have served a copy of your answer
on the said contestant either in person
or by registered mail.
yon should state in Your answer the
name Of tn. post office to which YOU
desire future notices to be sent to YOU.
j. +. Hamilton. Receiver.
Date Of first publication July o5th. 1919.
Date of second publication Aug. I. 1919
Date of third publication Aug. :. 1919.
pat. Of fourth publication Aug. Is. 1919
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II. A. Burkey
Lawyer
Broadus, Montana
O45119 t. 0452l&
NOTICE.

Y. $, Land Office, Miles City, Nom
tana. May IA, 1919.
TO WHOM IT. MAY CONCERN: No.
tice is hereby given that the State or
of an Act Of Congress. approved Feb
ruary Is. 1891. has made applic.tion
for the selections Of the following
lands, to-Wit-
sN W. ;, W. W. Sc SE'< Sec. 90; Lot. .. 1e,
xvi. sW,.. See =: N,,.. 81. So :,
s s eo sW,: See. 20; Lots /; &. NE4.
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s's NW,.. swk. wi. Sci. SEE
SEA. Sec. S; Lots l. O. .. 10, II. ia;
u. IL; SEA. Sec. 8: Lots !: 2. S. 9: Z;
W. W. y SE'.' S SE. ss Sec :; s sW* NE*:
sWl. sW'.. Sec. i: NJ NEix. Sec.
IS: MEL, E's SEA-. Sec. 10: WY. Sec
20; al Sec. 81 WY NEE. WIZ sE4.
Sec. %: Mex, E's NWL. Ely SW+.
sW'4 sWN. SH,@ SCI. Sec. rs:
NE'4 SELL. El1 NEL. Sec. 80: NJ,
NJ SW14. SCI. sW,.. Sell. See 80;
All Sec. 50: SWh NEE, WI. NWx,
SEA NW'.. So. Sec. S. Tp. $. f.. f..
M NJ. NE,<. E'2 NW,4. NEx Sw4.
NW'+ SE'.. Sec. 81: SEA SW1.
SEA-. See 3a. Tr. s. Y. SO f.. n. NJ,
Lot I. SW'~ NWk. NM SW,4. Sec.
!; An Sec. ?; All Sec. 5; Lots 1881.
ST. Nj. NJ SEA-. See. 1: Sia NEL.
seq. Secs: Nj. Sec. g; All Sec. 10:
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NuTI.E no CREDITORS.

E.>tat. Of Frank Mead. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. Administrator Of the Estate Of
Frank Mead. deceased. to the creditors
Of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit
them. with the necessary vouchers
within ten months after the first pub
LEGATION of this notice tn the said add
ninistrator at the Law Office of y. y.
Hurkey. Hr"adus. Montana. the same
hein. the place for the transaction Of
the business of said estate. in the
County of Powder River, state of Mon
taHa.
l. j. ANDREWS
administrator of the Estate of Frank
Mead. Deceased.
Dated at Froadus this, 18th day Of
June, 1919.
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NurIl.E. 10 CREDITORS

Estate nf charles :. Lucy. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the UNDER
signed. Administrator nf the Estate of
Charles :. l.usy. deceased. to the cr.di-
tors Of and all persons having claims
against the. said deceased, TO exhibit
them. with III. necessary vouchers.
within four months after the first pub
LEGATION OF this notice to the said ad-
ministrator at tn. Law Office Of :. -.
Mckinnon, Arnold Block. Miles City.
Montana. III. sam" being the place for
the transaction "f the business Of said
estate. in the county Of Custer. state
Of MnnIana.
SARAH I.l'tf.
Administrators of the Estate II charles
:. Lucy. Deceased.
Dated at Broadus. this 2Sth day OF
June. 1919.
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COMMISSIONER
PROCEEDINGS
Continued From First Page)

N. Tenrn,an Freight. G+n.
fund slsG. 3 >
u. n Wells. Road work. Dist.
No. 3S. Road fund ....... oSa. 10
Geo. Irion. Road work. Dist No.
IS. Road fund ............ o13 -
n. +. .Allis. Road work. Dist.
No. IS. Road fund ..... 2250O
j. Newmller. Road work. Dist.
No. SO. Road fund. ........ 49,
Ben cutlip. Road work Dist. No.
rs. Road fund, Observation-Disclosures. 154.5O
Geo Coil. Road work. Dist. No.
~. Road fund ............ 1856. q
Tom Percy. Road work. Dist.
No -. Road fund .......... 24.00
". \. Young. Road work. Dist.
No. AZ. Road fund ...... 24.u0
Floyd Daily. Road work. Dist.
No 43. Road fund ......... $500
Henry Daily. Road work. Dist
No. 43, Road fund ......... 400
$. Z. Phelps. Road work. Dist.
No As. Road fund ....... 1890
W. c. McNey, supplies for
Road Districts. Road fund To %
Yellowstone Lhr. Co. supplies
for Road Districts. Road
fund ...........,. ........... ~. 30
for Road Districts Road fund
............. ............ 40
a. Montgomery, supplies for
Road Districts Road fund. =. 4o.35
4. MONTGOMERY. Supplies for
Road Districts. Road fund. 100
A. Montgomery. Supplies for
Road Districts, Road fund ~. 5000
Roy Lee Hauling supplies Road
Districts. Road fund ....... 1850
Smith n iapen. one Aurora
Special s IT. Grader Road
fund Observation-Disclosures. $500
Smith Il Gapen. Two Grader
blades. Road fund ...... 3l.0a
Il. j. Arnwine. Bridge plank
Bridge Fund ............ 9S.52
Tribune PrintinS CO.. Furniture
etc. Claimed Sit>.l5. General
fund Allowed. ............. 451 a5
Tribune Printing 60. Furniture
etc. Claimed S19S.03. General
fund Allowed .......... 1888
McFadden & Rugge. Material
and work on Jail. .. 5..55
american Printing Co. Account
for May. 1919 .......... %. 1 1
American Printing Co. Account
for June 1919 Observation-Disclosures. $40 30
George Lewis. Team work
claimed Sl3 80 Allowed 1850
Northwestern school supply co
..................
4. NJ. x st. Paul r. r. Co.
Freight ...-...-............ LII
n a. Burkey ACT. Premium on
surety bond. Public .tdmnis-
traitor ..--......,..... ........-...... -. 80
n \. Burkey 90. Attorney. EN-
ptnse in State cases .......... .2.3U
W, f.. suffer Sheriff Mileage. SO 10
w. f. Suffer. sheriff, Distribute
ing notices close of r.eiStra-
tI'if hi.ot
". r.. suffer. sheriff. Three In
sptction seals ............... 500
w. +. Suffer. sheriff Supplies
for Jail Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
+. T. West Postage and EXPRESS
charges paid. ............ 81 } :
j. r. Rlenkner. Under Sheriff
Mrs. Geo. s Lewis. Board of
men who put up Jail cells 80 IS 30
Yellowstone l.hr. Co. Supplies
for vault and Jail ... 1850
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Ray Bartholomew Jitney
charges Claimed $1,000 al
lowed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
j. n. MORRIS. one shovel .... 200
international Sheriffs, Supplies
for SherifY's office ........... 35.43
Midland Coal 4 Lumber co.
Building material .........>.. 4ea1O
Ira y. Goodman. Justice fees. 1000
r. l.. Funkenbusch co. survey
OrS ices 146.h
Winona Lewis Co. Supt.. POST
i age. mileage and auto hire
3eSS
+. Drake Painting ............ 1.S1
Broadus Publishing CO. Print
ing ............. a2.7a
II. K. Straiton. Postag. Eco. 100
.Chas. r. Lewis. Expense. Asses
SoIS ONCE 1900
State National Bank. Assigned
account e. Hidwell. Bridge
plank ............. $500
J +. Graves, Furniture for
jail NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
4. J. Haley. Delivering notice
of close of registration .... s1.OO
W. L. Cook. TRANSFORMATION Of
Supt, of schools. ...... 1890
tribune PRINTING Co, Furniture
Observation-Disclosures. 1928 Is
Iflbune PRINTING 60. supplies. -" ="
blilliSs stationery once
supply Co. supplies ........ SO.e2
Independent Printing Co. Rec
ora books ana supplies. l2..33
II. l.. Whiting. Witness fees.
lustlce court .............. lao
Mrs. r. l.. Whiting. Witness
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Example Counts.

A good fight is never for IFS DAY
alone--it is for many Gays: and i. is
not alone for him who bears its Ut,
most stress. No man can live his
own life hravely and quietly and not
he an energy Of social good. virlu.
proceeding from him TO Leul som.
brothers wounded heart.
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N the District Court IT the sixteenth
Judicial Dist rict Of the State If Men.
tana I'm and for the County Of Pow
der River.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
Elmer Bailey. Deceased.
nRnER l1l SAOW CAl7NE


verified petition Of W. r. Clarke. the
Administrator Of the Estate Of Elmer
Bailey. Deceased on file herein, that it
is necessary to sell the whole of the
Real property belonging to said estate
Of said deceased:
TT Is THEREFOR ORDERED by the
Court. that all persons interested in the
estate of said Elmer Bailey. deceased.
appear before the Court Of the County
of Powder River. state of Montana. at
the Court Rooms thereof, at Broadus.
in said County and State. on the 18th
day Of August. 4. y. 1919. at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon of said day. and then
and there TO show Cause. If any they
have. why an order as prayed for in
the petition should not be granted to
real estate Of said deceased. at either
public or private sale for the purposes
mentioned in the petition.
AND IT Is FURTHER ORDERED.
that a copy of this Order be published
at least four successive weeks in the
Powder River County Examiner. a
newspaper printed and published in
said Powder River County.
bore in open Court this nth Gay Of
July. =. D. 1919.
Daniel l.. OHern. Judge
:. u. Mckinnon.
Attorney for Administrators.
Miles City. Montana.
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Troy White. Road work Dist
No. IS & 81 ...... 1890
Arthur Field. Road work Dist.
No. As l. 81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
Peter Miller. Road work Dist.
No. 4S 4 54 ............... &C. 90
Hans Peterson. Road work
Dist. No. IS & 81 III 90
Fred Schmidt. Road work Dist.
NO ~ Il % .................. 1900
James Monahan. Road work,
Dist. No. 4S 4 81. .... $500
j. Quaring. Road work. Dist.
No. lS 4 81 .............. -. st 90
Wi!fred Smith. Road work Dist.
No ~ 4 ~ ................. 500
Charles Griffin. Road work
Dist. Ne. ~ 4 "a ..... 1850
Howard Merchant Road work
Dist No. ~ 4 "a tMay account
............. 2G.UO
Howard Merchant. Road work
Dist. No. ~ n ~ tIune Ac-
count ..#............. 311.l2
Roy Lee. supplies. Road work
Dist. No. - Il - ... aa5
|. ]. Andrews. Road work
Dist. No. ;. & 80 ... $500
Frank Singleton. Road work
Dist. No. 5. 4 80 ...... a9,00
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CcKnparafiXelx Modern.

Many Of Ike fruits and vegetables
now eaten were almost unknown to our
forefathevs. Not until Henry Wits
time We're r,sIberrieS. strawberries,
Or cherries grown in England.
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Famous Sons Of LARGE Families.

Sir Walter Scott was "A seventh
son. John Wesley was one OF nine
teen children. Alfred Tennvson was
the third of seven sons
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Pursuant to an order ~ said Court,
made on the 3lst day of July. notice is
hereby given. that Wednesday tn. Goth
day of August. at 200 o'clock !. NJ, IF
said day, at the Court Room of said
Court, at the court House in ErUaduS
in the said County IF Powder River
has h"en appointed asthe tim" and
place for proving the VIII of said Ro-
bert Marion Long. deceased, and for
hearing the application IF George w.
l."n2- for the issuance to him of Letters
trStamentary when and where any per-
son Interested may appear and contest
he 81 me-
Dated July 3lst. 1919.
n. Y. SrRAITpN
Clerk.
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Baku's Imports Of Wire.
Eaku. Russia. imports $40. 600 worth
Of wire monthly from the United
States
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IN the District C"urt IF the Sixteenth
judicial District "f the state of N"n-
tnnu In and for the County af Pow
der River.
In the Matter of the F.StHt. of
Robert Marion Long. Deceased.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01
NEW HISTORY
TEACHER HERE
Alvin C. Kibby Will Take Pos
itiOn Formerly held by
Robert MunCie.

Alvin c. Kiboy. new head of the
history department OF the local high
school arrived in the city Friday
morning He comes from James
town. Ind, where he was superin-
tendent Of schools for the past six
years.
Prof. Kibby is an instructor Of
much capability and experience. He
obtained his A b. degree in 1911
from the Indiana state Normal
school and has had two summers
Of post graduate work in history and
education at the University of Chi
cago. He started his career as @
rural professor in Boone county,
Ind. and was principal Of a schoo-
in New Ross, this state. for two
years. He was also principal of the
high school at Dana. Ind. for one
year and superintendent of schools
at New Port, Ind. for two years.
Prof Kibby succeeds Robert
Muncie as director Of the history
department. and will have charge
OF the high school History club ana
the civic lectures TO be given this
year at the school.
Prof. Muncie has accepted a posi-
ton at Kansas City, Mo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01

Blackman is newspaper man and
is the new proprietor and editor Of
the Ada Post
Otto Brant of the L. S. quarter
masters supply company, has re
ceived his discharge after two years
overseas service, and returned TO
the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Brant, S. Sixteenth St.
yesterday.
Glen Teeters, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Teeters. Pleasant st, who re-
Gently returned from overseas after
two years service. received his dis
charge at Camp Taylor. Louisville,
Ky, and returned to his home yes
uerday.
Russell Purkey, representing the
Packard Motor Car Co. with head
quarter at Chicago, enroute to Fort
Wayne. Ind. stopped here for a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01
PARK
FOR REPORTER CALL
River Park Bell Phone 47s.

Mrs. Amos Shirk, 1917 L. Fourth
ST, Mishawaka, entertained the
River Park Independent club Thurs
day afternoon. After the business
session, the guests were entertain
ed with a program of victrola music
and contests. Mrs. ]. w. Mills won
first prize in the money contest and
Mrs. Laurence Picking won second.
Mrs. Charles Ham won first prize
in the corn contest and Mrs Picking
won second. The house prize was
awarded to Miss Mildred Cordier.
Luncheon was served. The next
meeting will be held Thursday. Aug
l.. at the home of Mrs. Fred Slade.
3012 Mishawaka av.
At meeting of the Victory Girls
held Thursday evening at the home
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01

Of Mrs. Arthur Guin. S. Tenth ST.
Miss Mildred Cordier was elected
president. Other officers elected
We're: Vice president, Miss Katherine
Waters; secretary, Miss Marjorie
Rrant; treasurer, Mrs. Arthur Guin.
Following the business session a So
cial hour with outdoor games on
the lawn was enjoyed. Refreshments
were served. The next meeting will
be held at Battell park, Mishawaka,
Thursday. Aug. Il.
Mrs. A. r. Sackman, s. Thirteenth
st. had for her guests at dinner
yesterday, Mrs. Hardley and son,
WIlber Hardley of Berrien Springs.
Mich. Mrs. David Young of Niles.
Mich, Miss Velma Neib of Niles,
and Miss Sophia Whitner of South
| Bend
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cornican OF
/ Waikerton, Ind, who have been
spending several weeks with their
daughter. Mrs Daniel Kellogg,
/ Mishawaka av.. will return to their
home tomorrow
L. II. Donnell has returned from
Fort Wayne, Ind, where he spent
/ his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. y. Blackman and
sons Roscoe and Donald of Ada,
Mimi. who have been here on a 10
I days visit with Mrs. Blackman's
/ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Schock,
/ ). Seventh St, left yesterday for
/ their home. The trip was made by
motor. and they visited friends in
/ South Dakota and attended the an
nual reunion of the Blackman fam
J ily held in Kansas City, Mo. Mr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01
MAYOR ISSUES
PROCLAMATION
In Behalf of Campaign For
Funds TOr Belgian
Orphans.

Mayor Ralph ". Gaylor has is
sued the following proclamation in
connection with the drive for funds
for Belgian children
Saturday will DC Flower day in
NIishawaka This is an occasion on
which it is sought 20 raise funds to
carry on a very necessary work
among the thousands OF Belgian
war orphans Queen Elizabeth OF
Belgium is personally directing this
splendid work and all money raised
goes into what is known as the
Queen Elizabeth fund.
The World owes a great debt TO
little Belgium for the heroic part
she played in the great war Under
the leadership Of her noble King
Albert she refused 20 sell her honor
when demanded TO do so by Ger
many Driven almost entirely out
of her country IL was truly said OF
Belgium that. though she lost al
most everything material. yet she
never lost her soul
Across the water there comes 70
us the cries OF little children who
must be fed and clothed Thou
sands OF children were ruthlessly
torn from their mothers arms and
sent away and today their identity
is still unknown. The money raised
from these flower sales IS 10 care
for these children and 10 carry on
the work OF identification in order
that they may in the course Of time
be restored to their parents or near
relatives.
Our citizens responded generous
ly in every war activity. Mishawa-
ka is proud OF its record Let US
not fail at this time 10 contribute
freely 10 the aid Of these little Bel
gian children who are the innocent
victims OF a cruel war. Thus may
we In a measure give acknowledge
ment TO the debt of gratitude we
owe Belgium for the important part
she took in the great world war, and
at the same time contribute TO a
most worthy cause"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01
NORTH SIDE BUSINESS
MEN WILL ENTERTAIN

The North Side business men held
an enthusiastic meeting at the a. J.
Netter cigar store last night and
discussed plans 10 give a reception
OF some kind in honor Of all the re-
turned soldiers and sailors OF the
north side. Floyd Zimmerman was
elected chairman and James L.
Kennedy. secretary. Another meet
ing viii be called some time during
next week. at which time plans will
be fully completed and the date for
the reception decided upon.