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Arizona republican., 1919-11-23

notable opportunities for the display of talents which have won him fore most rank among the company of the master delineators of Shakespeare.
 The engagement of John E. Kellerd and his capable company of A people will open at the Elks theater on Sun day matinee, November 30, with a presentation of "The Merchant of Venice" This will be popular mati- nee with no seat over s1 On Sunday night the bill will be Hamlet" On Monday night Julius Caesar" and the engagement will conclude on Tuesday night with notable presentation of Macbeth"
Arizona republican., 1919-11-23
KAISERIN DISLIKES TOBACCO

Rochester (N. Y.) Post -Express)
 Tobacco smoke is enc of the pet abominations of the former German kaiserin, so that the exiled Wilhelm, the once most highest, has to go into the garden of Castle Bentinck when he wishes to enjoy his cigar or cig- arctic.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-23

In Moroccan encampments, the tents of persons of note are often topped with copper balls and decorated with arabesques of cloth.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-23
A FRANK DOCTOR
(From Blighty, Iondon)

Friend-You seem to be very busy of late; regularly run off your legs. -- Doctor (thoughtlessly) - Yes, it's killing work!
Arizona republican., 1919-11-23

ious Bride" should prove one of the best Hip attractions in quite while
 The added attraction is Marie Wal camp in Tempest Cody, Kidnapper" another of her famous western re- leases.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-23

Twenty eight million tires annually are needed to equip the passenger and motor trucks in use in the United States
Arizona republican., 1919-11-23

Crepe paper hats have been designed for surgeons and nurses to save lauu- dry bills.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-23

Now a vest pocket typewriter has been invented.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
WHERE FLOWERS AWAY. -

In spring when dais;es h,o
Ana brooks rocks ran. Wild, Oe' and
lovs -, e,ers round the world dia
Then 'one 20 roam: uiu
mere wandered through ~. 60
NE, lonely chill '"e heids a
""n bo waited only for the cali com.
" ' exes blue that stole into her
The golden six that rinn,s, e.,
hair. 'ipPiea Tor her
s Hnss nave descended from IN.
bright heavens bms and
minsling .nere. s"'ne
she withered like n fair frai, ,.
fow'r. "'' trali' fragile
b nn' IN eternal land was worth
And though Tho broo,o
90 ife each hour. '"eu new
sue w rGbGised; she pinned, for strength
Ihen. SIN in solitude, through folds
OF corn, "@" He1ds
With golden tasse,s no,,
Her silv'ry voice was raised i, sor.,
forlorn. :" songs
Then hands We. cl.s,od
lent prayer. - ~ O
:" Su,n as,. when at last twas har-
ana nature to her works cried sin
The chiid's hear, heat = sian. ,,.
tie rhyme ""' zen
As II she, tno. would this command
me winter passed. and when spring
came again '"e
brilliant halo shonc ,rou,d'
head Hcr
Her mind was e"er nee from mcn,,,
pain. t"'
For peacefully she slumbered win
the dead 80
and sad. "
ana lovers droop and hide beneath
mere IS one grave where youth ic
sweet and glad -
There is somewhere that flowers al
ways grow. -
ELLEN DOrGLAS Gocb,E
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
THE> HOUSE or MYSTERY.
Originally

Once upon time near the woods
mere was an old. old house that had
Nobody could remember who lived in
II last. but there was a small village
nearby.
One day as aeirl was passing BY Cshc
had not been living in the village very
ions her name was Dora Daie). she
saw saw. sign on the old house which said
al niin !, one that YIN live in this house
given $1,000 and the house free" -
She went back To a girls house
that was next door TO her. own and
there for week.
Gracious no." rehied the girl we
"ey son w dong, e 0non 9 "a alive CO.,
you Dora?"
u will try"
,oi she bss left Dr and wen, back home and
him II he would stay with her
Yes. Dora, Will go with you If YOU
nave nerve enough TO stay"
long as pr Son wi H." 1 .hat bo wil stay
They waited till the next morning.
which was Monday. Their mother
hNed them lunch 10 take with them
When they arrived at the house the
next morning the sun was just coming
up, Ernest twho was Dora's brotherC
Ven, 70 the owner OF the house. who
wanted to stay.
The man gave him the key to the
.'ouHc ana lolu nan that IL had lights
water and everything that they would
hccu--turHiturc and all.
ihcF went back. unlocked the door
and started In. when tall figure
dressed in white put her hand over
poras mouth Ernesi pulled her away
and walked in he NEXT room. tn" sm,
was shining in; everything looked tidy
and clean. They walk ed around ana
nothinS lse happened the rest Of III.
ul!. lhe'r mother brought them Their
supDe: that night
IL was in the IAN OF the yea. ;u.i
me nights were cool There w"r. two
nedrooms-l took one and Er.lsst
look the o,hcr which was io!niu..
nofa wanted him to SIT in he.. room
WIN her until time to go TO bed 50
,hry both got hem a book out Of ma
BOOKCASE and was sitting there real
ing by the light. They heard Il MOI.
ana looked around and saw a man rtl<I.
az the sam. lady dressed in whiir
ana stabbed her and then cut her head
on on and II went rolling all around the
moor near Dora and She made a loan
riGht INTO the middle Of the bed
Ernest sat looking al It'll, want
iumbling put Of tn. locke door.
They sat up ahot; an hour Ionc.1.
went to bed ''
The did not awake un;. the next
morning.
tro he continually
MILDRED l.. EVANS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
DON'T DE roo sure.

Z The twins faces were pressed
against the window pane watching the
rain. y wish il would STOP raining"
said Paul turning around where his
father sat reading.
Il do. too" said Mildred. II wanted
10 play dolls with Betty this evening""
II, looks like il rains ali the time"
said Philip AZ he brought his book
down with Il bang. US hoys were
planning TO play ball and now it's
spoiled"
~ JUS! tnsn t the dinne ann be& sounded
kept on and the children went back
to their books. while Mrs. l.awsan sat
sewing. IL wls almost an hour before
Mildred looked UP from her book and
cried: 'Oh! look AT that pretty rain
how. ] can 20 10 Bctty's after all"
And il didn't spoil our plan. either"
murnpred Philip and Paul together.
That's so. boys" said their father:
don't always he so sure.
ANNIE PROCTOR.
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Editorial and Literary z1sss>a tt:xr.e7f
THE WEB AROUND THE TELEPHONE

1t really. wasn't much and yet I
vas enough TO upset ones nerves
"Marsaret"'
Yes. mama"
Il wish you'd set the table. Did
any Of woar friends come in while /
NO. mama
Wei. did anyone call on the phone
for me
No-o-o. mama"
Ivy. "Wha, on earth was that. child"
sars,. Really, ! don't know what I'm
n noehinEE; o"r m oaTs.sssness
Bui as the words were hardly audible
and not at all intelligahIe they re-
Mrs pa nc had
calling the attention OF her husband
o 90 the fac, that Margare, was getting
what out OF her head
There. the bell had runE. but Mar
saret dreaded to go to her classroom
because OF the person she must en-
Say, Nlargaret?" it was like an
electric shock to tho girl and left her
ii'tlG room for doubt.
the speaker did no, care for further
conversation.
,r.;. "anL 70 tel you something
wait" -
We'll. ! just want to tell you that
I've found one girl that's worth some
thing" The jerky way in which the
words came forth reminded one OF tho
machinery .ciy in a one-ccnt gum slot
Thanks" codly.
"A.and want ito ask your pardon
Tor what ] did Yesterday"
u;
What" she repeated '"' co.,
n %srs @ Excuses !" o aee pos sn'era
so did--here's my room"
She was lost from sigh, and the
boy ,stalked down the hail.
fcs.( some girls were stiles and
he knew. anyway. Surely io' the os t nGss
% as D Ssaai ,Re yni.s :,
10 come from, some remote corner of
e ene ea M,rs and grated .harsh!y on the
SPOKEN TO You three times. Please
nav. me goodness 10 pass to the
The girl rose slowly. dc,ermi,o,,,.
from her seat anu went 10 the hoard
fut up the second Latin sentence"
continued the voice, and be ouicl"
wrote. '"e chalk and
George Elemings. TIE amo.
she turned and reached her
relief o - win sigh OF
h,es hasS.~hat was that distant rum.
!; 40, IL was near. ncErer-wh,.
y, ~ Was here, in this room. Il wa m" ~
phhpi!s iaus Notwithstanding al her wv,
wi ui" now utterly impossible, nnT
MARGARET Dates" the words
s the m ann 5,erkS and the muscles aSont
saret Date Dates ".w said violently Mar
when have We had theNsenr,, since
Ana Id""!''n n, you by-a-a different n namee
tence does o moi nue. rsa;, .ihe second SEN
'originaD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21

ON the li,h OF November. 1925 a fine
little baby BOY was born IN the State
or Kentucky. MIR. and Mrs. Tichcnor
named their new son Isaac Taylor
Tichenos.
The neighbors. a $ they looked at this
swel! little baby. never dreamed that
he would become such a great man.
IN the South would study about him.
You see. he belonged TO the South.
Little Isaac lived in Christian
home. and OF course. that had "A 10; to
do with making MIN Christian and
such great man.
He began TO so 10 school when he
Vas only four years old. Here h. sa
speeches a, that age so he Was not
AFRAID 10 rcc!tc before room full OF
people.
He got along fine in school hut he
had pad spell of sick ness. and the
doctor said H. must quit school.
de. for he had consumption. However.
after while his health got better. and
he VAS able to study until he made a
teacher OF himself lie was then
twenty years old.
~ the age of eleven Isaac gave his
heart TO Christ. but was not baptized
.or two years. because people said he
was too young.
After teaching i few years he he
ana a, last he was made secretary OF
the Home Mission Board One him.
"" want 10 remember about DR.
liehcnor Is that he was home mis-
Sionary because he worked here in his
own land.
Crhe end,
BRICE FORTUNE
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\ LETJ'ER "FRUM Ed


bcre Jim-Since you hev bin away /
heN missed YOU rite much being as
YOU wuz my pal. We had ailduv
meeting II Salum last sunday, an me
an that city CURL whit ,crgcther. she
40 VT dressed up. / told her She
wer pritty az he: name. which is Rose
an She termed jest as red D-j The
soNs air trying ter cut me out In,
she don't pay no attcnshun ter Them
An jim. ! am Sarric fer YOU but hi,
LOOKS Ike she done plum forget Won.
Ne an her IS cutting a b.. step in this
AcT" couniry. Surntimcs she goes
win the other boys, bu, not as much
- me. she done got Sookie, Maud.
sally an Ncrginya so je!.us that they
dont Ike har ata!i. O!d man Turpln
aied Neasday and Sally married BiiI
TompSon the next day. Now ain, thar
sumthins susan Davis mad dance
Sataday mite an ! took Rose. \ pig
crowd wuz there an the refreshments
WIZ candy ice GREEN an cake t:vry-
poaie ~ wundrin whar they got the
crrem. Mss Pat. the S. :. tecchcr.
married bachelor from Black Rock
thersday She he'd bin curtin her har.
and pussify.ng around about II week.
cud tell sum NOR but ! Amt got no
more raper Rite reel soon from Ed
u > our COW is dead
bf MARY III. KNIGHT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
Vi, VACATION.

Mama and arrived safely in Fred
cr!cksburG Tuesday. Angus, -. Met by
inc people we had 70 visit They lived
IN the country. thirty five miles from
trrdericksburs. We got in the auto.
mohi'c and drove to the place. we Lad
10 visit.
We Wen, TO Nindcs' Store every day.
ana GOT zee cream tNindes' store was
inc place We got our m.IID
TWO iiitlc girls and myself drove
10 the cannerS and sold some water
melons.
We went 10 colon'a! Reach. Labor
Day. rode on the flying horses scvc-
al times. had a fine time
Tuesday. Scptember :. LEFT FOR
Richmond. | Went 10 see my cousin
there. She loan me Il few OF her
Elsie hooks. | went home Wcdncs-
day had fine time.
ROBERT EpES JONES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
An ADVENTURE.

one day Alice and Kate were OUT in
the field gathering berries 70: their
supper. Tor they were very poor. They
had nearly gotten their baskets full.
when they heard rustling in the
bushes Both girls looked into each
others face with borrow. They were
most frightened TO death when they
came home. Out OF the bushes came
a great big bear. AS they rushed into
the house the frightened mother asked
what WAS the matter. Then they told
the story of meeting the bear.
The beast. the beast" they cried.
In rushed Mary and Minnie. They had
hoard Kate screaming. and they came
in. After while they ate supper
and wore all right.
Composed by
JESSIE BURWEi.I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
A STOR T..

once upon 4 time there was a little
slfi Her name was Dora. She vas
Very pretty little girl. She had
golden curls and her check was rosy.
ohf wouin go our IN tac woods. Some
times she would take her lille brotbr-
tjith her. she could not go far when
she took him, but one day she went
ey herscli and she went a long ways.
"its' Whiic she sat down and gath
cred some pretty flowers and inads
them into wreaths. Presently clio got
hungry and started for home. She
could not lind the way and she sat
hoofs OF horses feet and the lady
with them and She asked her where
shc lived and Dora told her and she
took Dora on her horse and carried
her home. Composed by
ANNIE EDITH CHRISTIAN
old Church, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
AFFIRMATIVE SIDE WINS DEBATE
My dear Girls and Boys:

My dear Girls and Boys
The judges for the debate have dc
cided that tho Yes" side brought. out
the best points III favor of their side
of the question and that Alice Pearson
ha nded in tho best and most original
paper TO uphold tho points taken by
the affirmative. | know the conHratu-
lations Of the club VIII 20 to the win
ncT. because you can easily see that
the negatives gave tho Alternatives a
good run for their money" II really
was the closest thing ever saw and
that is why it has taken SO long TO
decide on tho winning side. Honor
able mention for splendid papers
handed in must go TO four mem
bers. Evelyn Crosby. Albert Doyle.
Helen Simons, negative, and Gcorgie
Reese. affirmative.
can't tell YOU how proud am OF
every single. member who took part
in tho debate, because il really was the
biggest thing the club has ever done
Your Editor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
ht:S rs.

Agnes of soft brown hair
Would like 10 know what she could
With her eyes so blue
And her red cheeks too.
Most any shade OF heavenly blue
Or pink or brown - yellow will do
Jf her skin is olive she can wear
shade OF brown 10 match her hair.
Or apricot, or orange or rcd
with small black straw on her
shapcly head.
With stockings and shoes 10 match |
said.
Sho'd be u sumner and kill mo dead.
LOUISE RODGERS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
Puzzle Department
A tliurnhe

L NurnucN
My second is in T.. but no; in even
My' Third is in Il. bu, not in really.
My fourth is IN :. but not in song
My NTH Is in ~, hut not in happ :n.
My sixth is in !. but not IN id,e/
My seventh is IN y. but not in need.
My eighth IS IN 6. but not in good.
My whole is the name OF a great
general.
LIZZIE, LUTHER
Jumblcd Name. of Wy >chooimntcs.
Tybet-nomcr.
Allinii--f.adn.
Army Spcrci.
Lhenc--TIyora
Slnicc--rlyora
Composed by
JESSIE BURWEi.L
Stoual y {.
4 Charadc.
My fSt il tn sap, but not in at.
My second Is in Ten, but not in and.
Ny fourth is in Ran, but not in and
Ny hfth is in Sand. bu; not III pond
My sixth is IN Ndd. but not IN dor
My seventh * n Not. hut not in at
My eighth is in Dan, 5ut not in pan.
Nv yinth is IN Sand, but not IN rain.
My eleventh is in Ran. hut not in
run.
My twelfth is in Ice. hut not IN cola
My thirteenth is in Pain. but not in
rain.
My fourteenth is in Eat bat not in a
My whole is in something We are
all proud OF.
Composed by
HELEN TAYLOR
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DEBATE PRIZE WINNER.
Alice Pearson. keysyiile, Va.

THE WEEKS PRIZE WINNERS
MIR. Ellen Boston, 80 Allegheny ST.,
Clifton Forge. Yn.
Jessie BurweIi, StOynil. y. e..
Louise Fry. 2I"s Hanover Avenue,
city. .
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4 Chnrade.

ShhrHoc.
MY hrst is &. but not in cut.
Ny second is a. but not irr an.
My third is y, but not in dandy.
Ny iourth Is IN ID. but not in dandy.
MY NTH is Y. but not in YOU
My whole is in something I like.
MARY r.. BLACKBURN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21

Puzzle.
NY iirst is In b. but not in band
MY second LIS In %. but not in ocean
Ny third is In S. but not in stamp.
Ny fiih il lin @. but not in orangn
Ny sixth is in y, hut not in nook.
aE "hoie ~ name OF person
MARY ELLEN BOSTON,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
4 Chnrndc.

Ny hrst Is in p. but not in dye
My second lie in II, but not In eve.
Ny third is in +. but not i'm fern.
Ny fourth is in L. but not in fern.
My NTH is in A. but moi in ana
My sixth is In T. hut not in iane
My whole Is the name or which no
Americans opposed
EDWIN MANN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
Chap. II.

But they we're ALWAYS willing ia
work. But one day Harry was going
TO school he thought to himself how
am 70 get the money to be educated
on. Mother hasn't got it and | am
sure | haven't With this he WAS dis
couraged. He didn't go straight on 10
school as usual, but wandered off in
the woods and when night came no
could not find his way home. Hi,
mother searched the woods over and
ovec nut she could not find Harry so
she went back 10 the house and Went
10 box, thinking that he would come
home IN the morning. but morning
home. His mother again searched Tho
forest hut he could not he found She
went back 10 the touse and started 10
up and went 10 q the neighbors hui
she couldn't And Harry
EHClLE EDINSTON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
EDWIN MANN.
GIANT OAKS FROM LITTLE ACORN
GROW.
Chap. I.

Chap. I.
There was once a little boy who was
very poor, but he always liked TO go
70 school and he would always he say
ing when ! am man shall he a
great man and shall be rich and have
me house to live in and take mother
20 lie with me. His father was dead
lie had bccn railroad engineer and
was killed In a wreck. And now Harry
tfor This was the boys namc)) and his
mother mad 10 take care OF themselves
Ana they hacfAto work very hard to
keep Harry going to school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
Girls Nnme. in Figures.
A Puzzle

EVELYN BYRD SHARE.
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sTaTEMMD.

Remember the Easter social In he
hal. April is.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Benson and fam
IL have no sincere sympathy Of their
many friends n staIeHood over I1a
death OF their title eHlid.
Mr. and Mr.. Go. Knox spent Iaal
Saturday In Baltimore visiting Mr.
knox's sister. hrs. Walter Hawkfns,
Of SykeaYIlle. Eho recently underwent
serious operation II the Maryland
University Hospital. Her many
friends I'LL be glad % knoa she i
recovering rapidly.
Hrs. nora Pickett. Of 0EilysbnTE,
OHIO. ~ a recent guest Of her
niece. Mr. Warner s1auck.
lisa Mamie Gardner, of baltimore.
IL spending some time with her 81
ter. Mr.. Charles y LoeEard md
M. Charles Myers.
Mra. Nary Z. Brothers spent from
Wednesday until Sunday Nth her
daughters. Misses NJ. Nary nd
Pearl Brothers. N Baltimore.
NrB. Ola Gambler nurHs Of he
Springfield State Hospital, i waiting
MT. Gamblers parents. Ar md NJ.
Albert +. Gambler.
Hoby GraaHalI. q Baltimore. +
visiting hIs grandmother. Mrs Mar
RaTat Ellen Barnes.
MIaa KatheFyn Miller is seriously
III. threatened 18th appendicitis.
Mra. Emma !. Arnold haa built :
ne garage. HT. LLOYD barnes -
tha carpenter.
lies Olga Izaaca spent Saturday
an Sunday viii relatives n BALI
more and EliicoII Cit.
Master Clarence Knox received ;
letter laaI week from Gilbert ftimaz.
on ~ or soldier boys IN France.
Gilbert says he has Ii til Nv 1af
h VAS 10 much TO i. = came
out on Top. IL llE5 avs IHeee ~
loIs Of pretty EIrls i France bui :
IL lard Hork for him - tall . thsm.
IflYata HarrY Y,aI.lhs Is e.
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and was royalty entertained. The
reelection OF new officers resulted AZ
follows: president, Mrs. :. A. Pol
ster; vice president, Mrs. Gladly
Dair; secretary. Miss Bel EaHlon
treasurer, Mr.. Louise HooE; collect.
OF, Miss Susanna Caples; solicitor
mrs. Martha Easton; organlst. Miss
Marie pOlsler. After the business
part hrs. Gladys Bair, hrs. Elsie
Myrley and Miss Bell Eaalon gave
readings and those Who roeIted we're
Misses Gladys Zahn. TreYa Wagner
Ethel Zahn and AlYerta Wagner. IT.
ter which the meeting adjourned to
meet hay 2 II Mr.. and Mrs. J. D
0wings' Thee extend a welcome to
all Refreshments we're served con
sIsting Of cakes and .emonzde
Thqse present were Mesdames Maud
Poor Aletha Polster. Harry Dobaon,
Bertha Zahn. I.ottie Schneider, Lula
Zahn, Elsie Myrley. Lena Wagner,
Yirgie Iepp, Ethel Davis, Ruth Snip
ley, Alice Magins. Virgie OwInga,
Martha Easton. Hilda shipiey. Bertha
Davis. Goldia Wagner, Elizabeth VII
hide, Elsie Hook. Gladys nalr, Mary
shauok. Misses ruth md Dora
Schneider. Gladys Zahn. Louise
Myrley. Bell Eaaton. Lille Davis.
Susanna CanIes, Reda Gibson, Al
Yerta Wagner. Larne Davis, TneYa
Wagner. Ethel Zahn. Mossra. Russell
Dobson. Wesley Zahn. ElWood Dob
son, Albert shlpley. Rowe Davis and
others.
Mr.. and Mr.. Frank Schneider have
n their guest Mr. Wm. F'riek. Of Hal
tImore.
Mrs. Birdie Jordan visited ira.
Beal Condor and son. Sunday.
Mr. Guy Smith called on Mr. md
Mrs. ]. 2. WIlhide Sunday.
There will be Sunday school and
preaching at zion Methodist Protest
ant church Sunday morning. A sel-
come to all
Miss Susanna Caples called On
Mrs. Bertha Izhn Sunday.
Mr.. Milton Magin l. visiting Mr.
aud Mr.. Vim II. shugafa. EmmIts-
burg
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cARaOLIn0S.

Sunday school was Teorganlzed n
tn Bethel on Sunday morning which
resulted - folIows: superintendent.
4 :. Ehangh, assistant superintena=
enI. Oscar Taylor; secretary. frIa
Taylor; assistant secretary. Jennie
Hughes: treasurer, jeremiah ElaugH /.
librarians. Florence WengeT nd IL
dred Green: orEanists. Ethel Hnghaa
am Florence Nenger! chorIsler, :.
G. EbauEn.
TIE l. 7. L. net on Sunday after
nooa. Some o. Iheir money i beIHg
disposed of II this Hay; Anna :.
Gordon fund, tmIsslonzTy1 to cent
member. 80 cents; support Of var
orphans. 300. cheer Up books for
blind soldiers 500: n. r. Hasiup.a
anniversary fund 20 eenta; Frances
e Willard fund zsi.00. w. :. +. I.
drive 800: FaIIhfnlnezs fund. ii.oa..
/ alx copies Of Young Crusader 81 80 !.
| " still have : snug little sum n
our treasury which VII be used n
some useful wa The Legion IL GO
Ing 10 tha County Home. IN West
Minister. - the n.ar future and cheer
up The unfortunate ouea Of thai place.
Children. 10 ready 10 20 along.
Bethel school ill hold - enter
taIument On Coed Friday evening.
April rs. Don't mise i
TIE Ladies' a met II Mr.. jacob
carIas' o last Saturday viii gooI
attendance. NexI meeting ill b
held at Mra. HeulAh AbelI'a. n Bal
tlmone. TIE A. IL gaIng II auto
We expect , pleasant Tine.
kIra Annie G. uoues i visiting heF
daughter. 1fs, IN. DaYIlbiHz. Clear
ileII.
Private Roy Deil has ben hon
ona1Iy discharged from Camp Meade
-. and Hrs George NineHold en-
family. Of Patznsoo. spent Sunday
vii their parents. Mf md NJ. John
Walsh.
Chicken thieves visited the home .
Mr.. Mari Martin Stone recently an
carried a4ay several chickens. V
hope iheY ill b caught and severely
punished
Charles Taylor. near raiapzeo. b.
the misfortune q having hla chicken
bouHs burr down and about seventy
fsse chickens burned They he o.
sympathy - thu means eans los.
Sunday schooI - Preaching
10. N. In the HetheI. Choir
lprasllee - c. = 500 O'clock . N