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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-26
EVENING EDITION.

I.pFrE2 -EMFS.AFH ~ 49, a. 4 q Y n. "a E
railroads. Lenroot, Wisconsin, rules.
Knox, Pennsylvania; territories,TsNeW'
Indiana: woman suffrage, watson ln-
diana. S@ ,.
for further increase Of the foreign
relations committee so that more
Democrats might BE retained, but left
the ouest:cnsto a subcommittee com-
posed Of Senators Lodge and McCum.
Der.
The democratic steering committee
resumed its. work OF naming demo
cratic members of the senate standing
committees today.
House Democrats today completed
their assigned of members, Of the
house committees, thus perfecting or.
g~anization of committees which will
begin consideration Dis week OF
much important legislation. New as
sixnments Of Democrats included
Representatives Fisher. Tennessee, to
military affairs; Cleary, New York.
rivers and harbors: Goldfogle, New
| York, postofhce and Nichols. South
| Carolina and Ayres, Kansas. naval.
Law see you smoke
thirty-cept cigarettes. In my time" I
never smoked cigarettes so expensive,
son-in- Law-Yes. that's why I can
do it now. pa
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-26

A German ahphne upmd y the ons from BAhenh IS
Ahphne like tn one shown are being used by the Boheuh in mr nudnous attacks They are nwn
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The plane hwn is cut into three sections
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-26
$4,000 IS
ALLOWED FOR
HIGH SCHOOL
State Investment Board No
titles School Authorities
to That Effect.

superintendent Of School F. E.
Lurton today was notified by the state
investment board that a state loan OF
Sso,0 0 for the rebuilding of the high
school had been granted. and tina it
had been made an emergency loan
which mean that the money is avail
able at any time the city desires it.
This action follows that of citizens
who a fortnight ago voted 45S to "a
a $4,000 bond issue, n the an
nouncement by the investment board
will mean that a total of $1S2.5e0 is
available for rebuilding purposes. The
$4,000 insurance on the buildings
was allowed. as was also the $500
insurance on furniture. fixtures and
general equipment.
Just when the work of rebuilding
will be started is not known as arch
fleets are still working on plans and
specifications for the new buildings.
Within a few weeks bids will be ad-
vertised for, and as soon as the con-
tract has been let, the york will be-
Rin.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-26
EAST GRAND FORKS
MORE GARDENS
ARE AVAILABLE
City Clerk Announces That
Applications May Be
Filed With Him.

The community garden system
which is being worked out here,
promises to be an encouraging C
as already about thirty persons are
engaged in raising their own vcge-
tables in plots set aside for that pur-
pose.
Today announcement was made at
the Office of City Clerk A. N. Briggs
hat six or seven more plots are avail
able, and that applications nay be
made to Mr.. Briggs.
A nominal fee of $3.50 will be
charged so that the expenses of plow-
ing, ETC., may be covered. Each OF
the garden plots is about IS by 145
or $50 feet in area, and when they are
turned over to the user, they are
plowed. narrowed and scraped owe
with a board. The soil is said to be
fine. and all conditions upon which
success depends are promising in ev-
cry respect.
At a time when the cost Of living
has reached such a high level as is
the case, the city authorities think
every effort should be made to en-
courage home cultivation Of vege-
tables. The results so far are said to
be satisfactory, and for that reason
it is felt that those who avail them
selves of the privilege now opened
to them through the announcement
of Mr.. Briggs, will have a good OPP
%portunity to increase the success of
the garden system.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-26

William Stewart, East Grand Forks
high school Is, motored to town yes
terday from his home near Oslo. He
returned last night.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-26

huysen.s New members: Penrose,
Calder. Newberry and Keyes.
Chairmcn Of the other committees
include:
Contingent expenses, Calder: Ca
madam relations, Hale, Maine; Cen,
sus. Sutherland, West Virginia; civll
service, Sterling, South Dakota
claims, Spencer, Missouri; coas sur
vey. Edge, New Jersey; coast de-
lenses, Trelinghuysen, New Jersey;
Cuban relations, johnson, California;
District Of Columbia, Sherman, IL
linois; education inc labor, Kenyon,
Iowa; fisheries. Neberry, Michigan;
Immigration, Colt. Rhode Island; IN
dian AFFAIRS Curtis, Kansas; inter-
oceanic canals, Borah, Idaho; irriga-
ton and reclamation, McNary, ore
gon; manufactures, LaFollette, Wis
consin: mines, Poindexter. Washing
ton: national banks. Kellogg, Mime
sofa; Pacific islands and Porto Rico
Fall. New Mexico: patents, Norris
Nebraska pensions. McCumoer
North Dakota; Philippines. Harding
Ohio; postof1ces. Townsend, Michi'
gan; printing, Moses, New Hamp-
shire; privileges and elections, Dili1ns-
ham, Vermont; public buildings
Fernald; public health, France
Maryland; public Lands. smoot, Utah;
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CITY COUNCIL TO
MEET THIS EVENING

The East Grand Forks city council
will hold a meeting tonight for the
purpose of opening bids for a tractor
to be purchased for street improve
ment purposes. -Four bids have been
received so far.
No amount has been specified for
the purchase of a tractor, and at the
present time it is not known whether
any of the bids submitted will be &C
cepted. Due consideration will be
made both of quality and of price.
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Alma Olson Died Sunday

Alma Olson. a daughter of; Ole o.
son living near Birkholz, died yester-
day morning following an attack of
pneumonia. Miss Olson vas Is years
old and was popular in the younger
set of Hegton township where she had
spent practically all her life.
Unusually sad circumstances sur
round the death of Miss Olson as it
is only a week since her brother died
of rheumatism.
At a lat hour this afternoon no
word had been received concerning
funeral arrangements.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-26

Warren, sutherland, New, Frelinghuy-
sen, johnson, California and Knox.
New members: Lcnroot, Spencer and
Capper.
observation-disclosures members: Page.
Vermont, chairman: Penrose, Lodge,
Poindexter and Hale. New members:
Ball.. Mccormick. .Newberry and
Keyes. The retiring member was
Harding.
Jones. Washington, chairman; Nelson,
Sherman. Harding, Fernald, Calder
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AND WARREN
ARE APPOINTED
Continued from Page ~

NCOntlHuSO from f6HC H.
North Dakota: Hale, Maine; Spencer.
Missouri; Phipps, Colorado; Newbcr-
ry, Michigan. Senator Calder retired
from the committee. ."
Interstate Commerce - Holdover
members: Cummins. Iowa, chair
man: Townsend, LaFollette, Poindex-
ter. Washington; Mclean, Watson,
Kellogg. New members: Fernald,
Frelinghuysen. Elkins.
Judiciary - Holdover members:
Nelson. Minnesota, chairman: Dilling-
ham, ~Brandegee. Borah. Cummins.
Colt and Sterling. New members:
Fall, Norris and Kellogg. Senator
Poindexter retired ron the commit
tee. e,
Military Holdover members:
| wadsworth, New York, chairman;
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and Lenroot. New members: Colt.
McNary, Ball and Edge. Senator
Johnson Of Washington retired.
Agriculture - Holdover members:
Gronna, North Dakota, chairman:
Page, Norris, Kenyon, Wadsworth
and France. New members: Nc
Nary, Capper and Keyes. Senator
Warren was the only retiring mem
Der.
Banking and Currency-Holdover
members: Mclean, Conn.,. chairman;
Page, Gronna. Norris, and Freling-
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N PASSED
AWAY ON SUNDAY

Arnt Olson. SO wears old. who lived
In Higdem township. died yesterday.
after having suffered for some time
from cancer of the stomach.
Mr.. Olson, who was one Of the pio-
neer settlers Of Polk county. is sur
vived by his wife and one son.
Y No funeral arrangements have been
announced.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-26
EAST SIDE BRIEFS

The funeral Of w. r. Kelly. who
died last week, was held this morn
ing at the Sacred Heart church, Rev.
Father William Klinkhammer off
chatting. Interment took place in
Calvary cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Mcclure enter
tanned at a lawn supper last evening
in compliment to their guests, Mrs.
W. J. Sceppers and daughters. Kath-
leen and Mary Gertrude of st. Paul.
Covers were laid for twenty guests
and supper was served at $50 o'clock.
Miss Pearl L. Humble Of this city
has left for Larimore, n. D., where
she will visit her aunt and uncle, Mrs.
and DR.. 1senlord.
Miss Mary Sullivan returcned last
Saturday from Leonard, Mimi, where
she has been teaching school during
the past year.
Owing to the Limitation Of space
In the main part of the Mendenhall
Memorial church. admission there for
the high school graduating exercises
on Friday evening will be by ticket
only. Seats are to be reserved for
relatives and friends of the graduates.
Official army casualty lists of the
United States report that Martin
Storholm of this city. who was pre-
viouslv reported missing. has returned
to duty.
A number of local X. of c. win
Journey TO Crookston on Memorial
day to take part in the celebration
which tho Crookston council is ar
ranging in connection with the in
itiation Of a number of new Knights
William Stewart, East Grand Forks
high school Is, motored to town yes.
terday from his home nea Oslo. He
returned last night.
A Royal Neighbor dance will b.
given tonight at 9 o'clock in Gies
hall; a three-piece orchestra will fur
nish the music. Royal Neighbors ant
their friends p invited
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-26

A Royal Neighbor dance will be
given tonight at 9 o'clock in Gies'
hall; a three-piece orchestra will fur
nish the music. Royal Neighbors and
their friends are invited.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. May 27.-ITogs. receipts
s5,lOO; generally Is TO % cents lower:
closed strong: late top 2O.30: estimated
tomorrow 10000. Bulk 1900 coils;
heavy weight 2O.O0T2O.15: medium
weight l995T2o25; light weight 1850
@20.25; light light 1S.75T19.a3: heavy
packing sows smooth 1925 1850: pack
ing sows rough 1S.75Q1925; pigs 1900
QlS.75.
Cattle. receipts $4,000: beef steers and
butcher stock Is to % cents lower:
calves 81 to so cents higher st"ck"rs
and feeders slow to II cents lower
estimated tomorrow 5000. Reef steers
medium and heavy weight choiC" and
prime l5.75617.S5: medium and good
common 1850 1926: light
weight. good and choice 1900 1000:
common and medium ln.a5Ei l@.T5.
Butcher cattle. hcifcrs S@5m 1850: cows
SOOQl4.25. Gamers and cutters G.ion
500. Veal calves light and handy
weight 15c5T17.n0. {, Feeders steers
9e.oOT1435. Stock steers H.no" l@.2@.
Sheep, receipts 1900: market strong
to - cents higher: estimated tomorrow
10000. Lambs 81 pounds down l3.75n
1850: So pounds up 13."@M l1.50; cu'1s
and common e.5OI13.@3: springs $50
1850. Ycarlings wcthcrS ll.iodt - ~.
Ewes, medium. good and chaj"c l"Q"H
100; culls and common 4.50T 9.15.
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ACTIVITY Of
STOCK MARKET
IS ENORNOUS

NEW YORK. May 27.-Dealinss on
the stock exchange today were again
very active and broad. failing only oy
small margin. to eoNal yesterdays Two
million share day which estaoiiShea
record for over two years
Frequent periods OF uncertainty marx
cd the session. due mainly 10 the ap-
preaching triple holiday with its attend
ant uncertainties but final quotations
although decidedly irregular, discloseo
many substantial gains.
Developments OF the day bore Iittle
direct relation 10 market conditions apart
from the heavy expansion or brokers
loans which doubtless accounted Tor the
firmer money tendencies.
Motors and associated spcciaities also
steels and equipments were once more
the chief elements of speculative 'nteTst
but rails were more active and metals
made occasional response to reports Oh
revival OF foreign demand.
Tobacco and food shares asserted some
Of their recent prominence in the latter
dealings but shipplngs. excepting Mar
inc common and United Fruit moved
within narrow limits. Oils moved in
TO 4 point radius but ended at irreSu-
lar gains and losses.
such specialtieS as United States Rub
Der. American Wooden. Food PRODUCES
Industrial Alcohol and Chemicals and
fertilizer issues furnished much II the
strength Of the final hour with Southern
Pacific.
Changes among steels were mostly
nominal United States Steel retrieved
only a fraction Of its u point reaction
hut Southern Pacific held at suos>an-
+ial advance. Sales amounted To 1924
900 shares
Victory bonds made their first ap-
pearance on the exchange, selling at
9ssS TO $3.50. The Liberty group held
finn while international eased off. Tot
al sales (par value) aggregated $l3,7ol.-
600. Old United States bonds were I'M
changed on call.
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WARRINGTON

Mrs Orc Huey, OF near Warrington. Is
recovering after undergoing surgical
operation a fcw days ago in the Ohio
VALLEY General hospital in Wheeling.
Mrs. Hucy expects 10 be well enough to
return homo soon.
Gordon g. Horncr and w s. Hincrman
Of GloverS Gap, were business visitors
here Saturday.
Mrs. Charles l.. Snodgrass and sons
Charles and Walker. have returned from
a visit with the formers parents. Mr.
and Mrs. W. {. Shields.
Mrs. II. =. Stephens is tho guest Of
her sister. Mrs. ". Dennis at Lumber
port.
Russell Stone. Of Wheeling. is spend
ing a few weeks with his mother, Mrs
l.. y. Stone here.
Olive1 Cook. Of Cameron. was a visitor
here Sunday.
Mrs.. W. H. Debendarfer Is visiting
friends in Clarksburg.
Miss Bertha Wade has returned from,
a two weeks visit at Terra Alta.
Fred A. Prichard Ii out after an Ill
ness Of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shanks and
children are visiting relatives In Barnes.
Vile. Ohio. I
Mrs N. A. Beatty has left for several
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nrvant landed Yesterday.

4 wireless message was received here
Yesterday by tho parents OF A. +. Dell
Bryant stating that h" was safely in
side the Che sapnakc bay. on the trans
port North Carolina.
Attorney Bryant was formerly Wei
known practiC ng attorney here. enter
ed tho service shortly after war was
declared. and was sent to Camp Leo.
where Nc WAS Stationed a sh' RI time
when hc was sent to Franco. He gain
cd his Apo: ntmGnt as field clerk
through Congressman Nicely. u has
spent on" yrar overseas. He is we'll
known here and his mary friends will
he glad to learn Of his safe arrival on
THIS side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
LOGAN g. RRYAT's CLOSING STOCK
LETTER

fRv nriyalc wire ia A. T.. Mnstcn & co..
EEW YORK May 27--DrnlingS today
were again on n large seal" and din"r"n'
groups that sh"w"d strength easily az
Iractcd an outside following. In l,any
SECTIONS Of the list. however there
seemed 10 hc considerable pressure IN
evidence after tn first hour and IN cor
scrvativc circles tho nrini"n Is freely
rNrrcs.cd that the urrush II prices IN
practically all departments ~ latr mas
hrcn too cxIcnSiN" and IN" i2chnlCal
positirn Of tho mar, ct undermined.
In This belief we concur and i'r"sr"c-
tive Of price bcttcrrN6ui ~ III" fuiur" We
think that the pr"&"n, time 81 on" IN
which advantage :h"uld ~" taken I" re-
Lnr.. hrldinpx of long stocks moro par
tiCulnrlv many ndustrials that have
been So bunyant ir III" past couple or
tuptib s
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SOUTH SIDE
C'cvcr -r:crts-- ii,,nlent

"r'iftccn ri g, &" lIal rytown a mus I
ical comedy III iii. 90 ar, VA; presented
lnst c>,nnS II Tic Hi"n lutheran
,hurch. tia. r n" nuSTiccS Of the ZION
Irihrtnu iru.ur i.;S CT IRA Stro,bcl
W., !, t.Ir, e : ihc I,:I. Hnd the cast
e chara, ~; n.ir.I,.d mu..:brr Of Prom
nrnI On cram The musical num-
pc. wrrc IN II rrorfani feature. MISS
. .Cna t. cyl. - n; ,hr acconpanisl.
a larLc and ,r.iil- idaIic crowd was IN
~ cr,l
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McmbcrS ~ lhc Chr'sli; Endcavor
soc CITY Il tho -. J.hns Evangelical
church cf TWEEN y-%cC' nd street will
c"inc Together m Thursday afternoon
for their mrn'hy SOS! II. The after
noon VIII h l., oi ri I" III" sou N; which
occupies his group NJ wnih"n on the
regular M nrhy r,"c'ing d"y each
month. Al Tho g. n"lusi Of tho after
noon n light surrcr VIII L." served tho
members. that They rlay 10 nain over for
the meeting of tho an 2ation which
will convene at -. q o'r,Ori.
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Everything - in r,...d.n"ss ftr me
large celebration IhH, Is I" b. n"!d IN
This ri'N ~ Hnrhti"n lay. pnhs are
new g, mp!ct" for t." phrad" 'i"h Is !"
10. held and il - Expected 10 b enc nt
/ n, larg"S, ever h. ID th& C"y. All
mon ~ l'nc!c sans SCR c.. Z y Scouts.
old sold .rr.; and other urg ',.'.lt ms arc
rruicStrd iu lax" part. \ ciiiZ' rs are
urged L. hang 9 Il G!'Iy Ir' M her RES
iu,uc, md 4. II " heir p :. riu.r!lL
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Entertained Friends.

Mrs J. q. McBrd" proved quit"
charming hostess 10 n group Of her
friends on Seventh street. 4 delightful
evening was spent in games. music and
other diversions. Al late hour the
guests were served to a dainty luncheon.
Those present were: McsSrs and Mes-
DANES Elmer Conner. j. Miller, J. II.
Ernwn A. b. Scott. Moundsvill". Misses
Ethel Scott, Wilma Schan".
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roughs. Sl7.0oA 1850.
workers. s@o65a 2O.75: light york"rs'
S2O.ajM eN.j0; pgs. s2O.oOM "9.:o;
MCMECHEN
Drive Conc q.

The Salvation Army Drive which has
been going on in this city for tho past
ton days. ended yesterday. Figures have
not been given out aS ~ how much was
raised but il is thought that the city
mont over ihc top al SAT" t1argn.
The drive was in charge OF tho locnl
troop OF Tho Boy Scouts and the Lads
worked hard all during the drive so rs
this city may be 100 per con, when the
amounts were totalled. The tiIuIcs VIII
b., gwen out This evening as 10 how
muCn was ra sod.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
MEACER SUPPLY
BOOSTED CORN

CHICAGO. May "7.--Pr.ces frightened
materially today in the corn market
owing for tn" most part 10 mcagcrnesS
Of tho supply. The close was hrm ~
y Ia cents net higher. with Julyl 80 n
TO 1868 and Sept" mbCr lisa 10 l.'sh.
Oats. gained y 10 i: and provisions
35 10 80 cents.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. May - TIL" l"'t'I
ma rket for raw sugar was unchamg.d ~
T2S for centrifugal to ~" r"i!u"r.
Gable adyiccs from cuba said that heavy
rains continue and that several NOR"
crntrals had finished lh'rT grinding.
Business in refined sugar MY again Of
fal proportion and some "f tho r"tincrs
arc reported to be ltti" heb nd in de-
livery. Prices are unchanged "a cents
for fine granulated.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. May 27-Prn' cloth
markets today went TO the government
price basis of WI times. r's" If -
perceot from the low point "f this Year.
SomeSprin cloth yarn constructions
sold At 81 n pound, or II cents ahnv"
the war levels on the sam" good"
Yarns continued strong. and rrs'n%
Buralps were strong and higher. Raw
silk advanced. Trade continued active.
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Md Week Prayer Service.

The mid week prayer service or inc
First church Of God will be- held ihis
evening in the auditorium OF IN" cAurch.
Rev. B>lcr will have charge Of the scr
vice and will have n very interest nS
talk to deliver EvCry"n" is cordially
invited 10 attend this service.
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r,--sBuRGH LIVE STOCK.

PITTSNTR May .I-tNttl"-
Market steady: supply light. prime.
sc ONm lc.2l.
Shccr-Mark"t steady; supply light:
rrimc wcthcrs. Sln.25M 1913: culls and
common. $4,000 30: lambs, $500 n 100.
Veal calves. Sl7.O0n l7.25.
Hogs--Markct steady: supply. ID
doublc-decks; prime heavies and heavy
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r .othc God suppcr

LHst cNIn-ny IN The Sunday SCHOOL
rooms cf .hC -. j. Inns Evangelical
church tho members If he Brotherhood
thr IaG,c; prrrarcl The eats. hut II was
tho me, who DID Nh. scrr ny, etc. A
Iar:c uImhyr IF I'"Tbir- and their
Fri, nh% nit,n'cd and most enjoyable
cN rn.ng fuI.uNCJ.
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THREE DIVIDENDS ARE
DECLARED BY The
LA BELLE DIRECTORS

SpnclAI u tn" TNWTTTI'H00
cTrI.RENVILI.E. o.. May c7.--l.a
pe,,c iron works directors in r"GG:ar
month"; session here today dcClar''' a
nor cent div dcnd on preferred stock
nor cen, on common stock. and an
extra dividend Ut per cont on r'hr-
mon. payable Jun" - on stock I'll rrc-
ord lure 6.
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Go,,,', SiCc CuI

.Irs. w. X. Tho nbrrS will have the
ladies cor phi in III" - h sd Sewing
club as her guests At her horne IN Elm
Heights Th,Irrday cvcnnE. Tho ladies
will leave this section cf III "ity at an
carly hour and urrn their u. II at tho
home Of The hricSs They MI pursue
their fnVoriic need cwnlk for several
hours. G, ncm.lin Tho evening with a
luncheon Of irrcsi"t lblc appointments.
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rnr1,h Clnr Crinfa

Fritz Core has ret n"i 10 his homo
a, Twenty ninth and MCCullnCh street
Sunday after r"cci\in; MS hcnorahl"
discharge from the service. Cope has
sccn about ono y""r':t service in France
during his tho over thcrc.
Mrs. Harry Dc'rcr. "f Twcnty-hfth
street. is rep, rtcd 10 hr seriously i'll at
her homo.
John Flat'oy. Of Twcn' y-riGh'h street.
has recovered from an attack Of tonsili-
tia.
William E'Grnbrod continues in scr-
ious ccndlticn At his hom" On South
WetZrl street.
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Mcr,hcra f iho Ladies' Aid society or
ST. Johns Exam clicnl church will meet
in their regular monthly session in the
Sunday school rooms Of the church this
nfjcIno n fitm /: 10 o'clock. The
h, urs arc 10 b. devoted TO tho usual
business sessi and n social time con
Guiding with the serving OF lisht
luncheon.
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lights OF PytlI1s Lcdgs.

The IIu.% his e l'yth.. O. ~. ltt
held an imp rtnrt m""t'n" list oven hS
AT tho X. If +. hall on Marshall street
'rhc eve ing was 7Hnt in GiSru'snS
number "f important husncas maltrrs
and largo class Of candidates were up
for init al IN. a. A laic hour smoker
was enjoyed. The meeting was well at
4 nndnh
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C,'rmh.7 Club D-nco

Month";, II 'ho Z u bin ETuh ana
th"ir friends via cnj"y m 'th"r Cf thclr
rrnrrInl d No., Il, ; Mc"', on Marr ct
street. Tho f. r. will be held this eve,
n il: inEtcnd - hU; dry AZ usual. and
IL is c>pcci,d that large number of
{, icnds will =" IlC: ont. Orchestra mus
iC will 10 fur he'd for the oCCrsi"n and
an rrcnn,, Il p.,asurc may be antici-
patcd.