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Arizona republican., 1919-04-23

stating on Monday night that tne at tendance was well above the average for towns the size of Chandler. On both nights, the large tent was crowded tion as to tbe creditable character of the program were heard on all sides. Today will mark the close of the three day entertainment. The following program is offered for the day:
 Afternoon-F1orence E. Besiey. lec- ture, "The Red Cross-A Record and Prophecy"
 (b, The Bellino Taylor company entertainment. (c) Conference on Home Care of the Sick" conducted by Florence E. Besley. an officially assigned Red Cross nurse
 Night session-The chautauqua di- rector lecture. Pushing Back Hori- zons"
 (b) The Bellino-Taylor company, entertainment. -
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
hear Mrs. Ross and Miss Lukin.
State Convention of Christian Church
 Begins Thursday

Begins Thursday The state convention Of the Christian church which is to be held in Tempe this year will be the eleventh annual convention of the state. The program for Thursday is very interesting one. Thursday morning:
 O0-Prayer and Praise Service R. E. Dunlap.
 11:15-Convention Called to Order. Organization completed. Committees appointed. Introductory business.
 Field Reports-Pastors and Dele gates.
 Report of Board-J. M. Stewart. Afternoon:
 2:OO-Prayer and praise service-IA G. Tomiinson.
 2:10-Missionary Training School Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Dye.
 2:30-Song service.
 9:35-Busines secession Arizona Chris tian Missionary Society.
 5:30-Adjournment.
 Report of R. E. Dunlap. Evening:
 HRisS: oT-wl fea-y-- ct S;OO-Prayer and praise service-C. M Gilmore.
 S:3U-Address-"A 8: "Africa's Challenge'' I-Dr. R. J. Dye 9:00-Solo-Miss Myrtle Rice
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
U. s. R. s. Employees Wake tosGrief

Lieut.. Hastings, and another young man in the employ of the Water Users association and stationed at the camp out northwest of Chandler awoke Sun day morning to find that some night prowler had been making free with their property. Hastings lost s43 in money, his gold watch and overalls. and the other man s25. Thus far no clue to the thief or thieves has been found, save that later the overalls were discovered where they had been thrown away.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23

party to be given tonight by the Catho- nc Ladies society, it was not mentioned that the men would be expected. Now 1t IS emphasized that the presence of
 the husbands and fathers and mn fortunate bachelors of the town. is re- specuully requested. Tickets are 35 cents. The affair will take place in the
 Masonic hall. '"e
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
Baptist Meeting Continues Nightly

Evangelist Compton is speaking to good crowds each night. The Baptists have secured the large convention tent and have erected it in the park, offer ing the audiences the benefit of the delightful evenings almost as though the services were in open air. A number of additions to the local con- gregation have resulted thus far, with the promise of a yet greater increase. Services will continue over Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
U. S. Sailor BeardsIey Arrives

H. c. Beardsley, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. H. G. Beardsley. the father being the local agent of the Arizona Eastern railway, has arrived in Chandler, fol- lowing his final discharge from the U. s. navy. Young Beardsley has been at the Mare Island training school since his enlistment It comes natural to the Beardsley family to serve Uncle Sam, since the father is himself an old regular army man.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
1vsv pays at Weber Drug Store

J. E. Weber who recently arrived from Los Angeles with his family, leased a new store building and an nounced the opening of drug store. is busy opening up the stock. He has received in all over 10000 pounds of freight for the store and more supplies are coming. It is the intention of MT. Weber to install a fountain and tables in connection with the drugs. He ex- poets to be open for business early in May.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
East Mesa Asks Po.d

A committee of business men from East Mesa have called upon Thomas Maddock, state engineer, and reouesfed ald ID project to getsa a road paved through the eastern part of that citv With the aid of federal funds. in a simi. lar manner to the proposed building of the highway through Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
Auction Sales In Sioht

TWO auction sales will be held near Mesa inursday and Friday, disposing or cattie' dairy stock and farm equip
 me Inursday sale will be at the c. D. Quans piace three miles east of Mesa, aau miil oispose l5 head of dairy stock, resistereo pun, horses, farm machin- ers, MT. yuan recently sold his 40 for
 me Frioay sale will be at the ranch ol M' S' & W. .. Phelps, and will dis pose ol livestock exclusively, including So neau cattie' S5 head dairy cows, calves, work horses, and other stock
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
Land Transactions Closed

The land deals whereby G. c. Dob- bins becomes the owner of the Lafe Sanders so acres. and Darnell Men hennett the J. W. Stevens 20, have been closed and the new owners are in possession.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
Highway DeIeeates
On Sad Mission

William Trimble, proprietor of the Mesa Garage, left last night for Ded- rich, Iowa, in response to a telegram that his little dughter, 10 years old, had died there while visiting her grandpar. ents, from burns. No details were re- ceived.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
Aetna General Agent Here

Charles O'Brien, general manager of the Aetna Life Insurance company. with headquarters in Los Angeles, was in Chandler yesterday
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
Wyoming Banker Visiting Son

MT. and Mrs. J. D. Thorne, the for mer a banker of Sheridan, Wyoming, are visiting in the home of their son, J. D. Thorne, Jr.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
Will Resume old Position

On May l, Walter Bradford, now with the Bank of Chandler, will resume his former position with the Chandler Investment company.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
WILSON BOX socIAL-A box so

cial will be given at the Wilson school auditorium next Friday night, April p, under the auspices of the Wilson Par entTeacher association. A good pro- gram has been arranged, which will be featured by a vocal solo by II. C. Heard, county farm agent. The boxes will be auctioned off to the highest bidder, and the auctioneer will be q woman. Everybody is asked to attend.
 It makes no difference what youf wants may be. You can have them supplied by using and reading the Re publican Classified Pages.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
Leaves for Miami

Bert Woodson has left Chandler for Miami. where he will remain for the present.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
NOTICE FOR T. o. P. SHAREHOLDERS
wEM L. 
,aEoaoK ". k ATKINS. rssr uespsaaprrr

190 GS MS 52 Blue Tulsa Okla, 24o P M, Apr. 2, 19l9 A. D. Anderson Pres. Texas Oklahoma Pet Go. Y 39 s. Central Phoenix Arz
 Completed drilling this hundred The Prairie ing depth two thousand feet just north of TOP
 GEORGE s. CURTIS
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
ASKS COUNCIL FUR
 MORE SIDEWALKS


 The commercial club of Mesa me. last night and adjourned in a body to attend the meeting of the city council. gong 10 the city hall about 50 strong.
 There they asked the council to take some action looking toward the matter or having the whole city properly pro- vlded with sidewalks The council an pointed committee to meet tonight a committee from the commercial club tn discuss the advisability or a bond issue Tor this purpose. The matter of secur- ing city mail delivery for Mesa is bound up in the matter.
 Highway Delegates
 The commercial club has appointed a committee of five to go to Florence and meet the pathfinders for the Bankhead National highway, now enroute to Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23

9:O5,Stories of the Congo.-Mrs. F. J. Dye.
 :30-Adjournment Col. Chas. Harris to Greet Arizona Boys
 Col. Chas. Harris left Monday nlght for Camp Kearney so that he Will De there to give the Arizona boys or the 15Sth Infantry, a hearty welcome when they arrive there from overseas.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
Col. Chas. Harris to Greet Arizona
Senator Mark A. Smith Here

Senator Mark Smith stopped Tn Tempe few minutes Saturday evening while he was on his way from Globe to Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
Chandler People in Los Anoeles

Dr. A. J. Chandler and F. J. Koch are business visitors in Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
Laroe Crowds Attend chautauoua

Lar yc VT UWuS FtttcIfu OHdUtdUQUd
 The Radcliffe chautauqua now being held in Chandler is drawing splendid crowds, the superintendent in charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-19

AT NEW ROCHELLE.-For sale. house q
rooms. bath. hot air heat; small, garage,
lot 4sxl4o; near station. Apply G; w Sy
mondH, ESQ Euguenot st, New Rochelle n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-19

YoH aALE-~GfoHT. ROOM HoUgg. Alt
improvements, garage. near station IS
minutes Grand Centrai Apply owner.
A0HIMaoA. = cqaktey ave-. Harrison. n. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-19
wEsTlmf ~rrh COUNTY

AT NEW nCcHELLT FOR sALT,
bDuss. rnonfe bHto. hpt~air hcat; email
zsfARe, -, sszff0, near station Apply
sYAlC%Dg. no HnguHnot ct, Sew to-
Ahelia n. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-19
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE

FACTORY FOR RENT
NEW JERSEY factory loft, 5000 square
feet on one floor; rein.orced cones. re o-,ld-
ing sprinkler system: railroad siding ex-
cellent labor market. John J. Berry \
Bro, Broad and Clinton Sta. Newark. ". J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-19
I.OOH THIS OVER

HIVErpALE room hous". buI' for
nwuer IN 1914 all modern Improve
rnenfs floi Be119D uDtr Bron wsy. over
looking Van cDrfiandt Park f'5 900
$500 cash Coroett. sowton az. z5eth st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-19

} hSD FANNY HORSES FOR rALr.
Immediate DogbeEsions Bronx. near sub
way. MIR E h HoHmann, 2lsl Black
ROCK a..
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-17
CHURCHES WILL
OBSERVE LOAN
SUNDAY MAY 4
An Denominations to Hold
Special Services to Aid
Fifth Liberty Drive.

Sunday. May 4th- VIII De oessrvsd
throughout tie United States As Vic
tory Liberty Loan Sunday. snd minis
tsrs OF su denominations il the
Twelfth Federal Reserve District have
made preparations 10 bold special
thanksgiving services on thst Day.
So ths, Isolated communities LAY
BE- stimulated by new blood during the
ffth campaign. local pastors who have
worked 70 make 5 success o. tie four
previous drives viii exchange palpits
With ministers in nesrey tovns where
similar conditions prevail
The feature stunts 81 the afr esrn-
patxa viii be more prsterEous than
any that have Appeared II TIE former
drivea One OF the most sensational
feature. to be nsei IN the yietory drive
viii b the Tying c,rcEs, which wll
make . tour Of the larger cities q he
Twsltth District WITH eleven pls1es il
eiudtuS two captured Gsrrasn Eokke-s
Trophy Train to Te1r.
Amos, every e.ty thst soSsss q rail-
road station viii De given tie oipc3
tunity Of seeing ore oi tie two trophy
trains which viii travel through svs-y
state il tie district Eses t-xl1 vii
cNry A~hippst tank Which vii Re TIE
OF tie rrx-a ~ escs stop Soorss .:
wxr trophies e,ozsst t,oz France ~ill
re shown o. TIE ;rsirs
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-17
ENJOYS
SEND MESSAGE
TO AID DRIVE
u. S. Delegates Urge Country
Not to Leave Task
Unoompleted.

-Four members ot;A American rsScs
Nilsson Z France. Se;rs sly q State
SoH4-; Lansing Co : Z House
Genera Txsss- y S..ss sd Henri
White have ser; this message . he
American -, PIE -rErs supper. = iAs
ysc.o-y Losa
TO he AMERICAN PEOPLE
We lave Az6 re opportunity he-e
L France 10 see z15 rszliz- he nlAs
a!tu3e .. re scco-aq,.shEe-; - o..
country = this Is. A-5 tAs -sE1,1-
cent spin; viii ~A.eA Ills srss, -sss
A2s a=sz carried through = ,-.u--
paA,, .sscs-
whsi las ee-A lone al va. -
-,x.-s :; oe 3o2e ox.o-s zo--z, co--
i.t.o1s a-s restored demand Yo1r 90
..-cs5 Sc united sr7qort III tAs
4os spin; .. So sAe--5cs Az :. &C.
termination Is tAS- Will Ezs --s-..-
.as.s3 IT tie -s.so- While tAs German
armies .soe3 90 zs1 &; ths Name.
81 = re Champagne, 8; s. MiA.s,
AZ = .Ae A-ro1-s We zcst -; -
~ oa- szar.s Until every so,53e- q
.As -e71AAc 4. is75=5 - re so, 8.
America
70 1-.sA ;sss 1-Eety tzss imposes
-o,- lie rovs-1Ds1; :. tAs C-.tea
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-17
OUR DEBT TO THE DEAD

Subscribing 10 the governments
SttA Liberty Loan. called II our
Inns .tv:as he Victory Loan. Is the
usos. patriotic thing any q Is can 90
s. The present moment While sctul
1sh..ns ~As Il progress II Was nc;
hsrs Il arouse ourselves 10 sct!ve and
unqualified supper, o. any war meas
urs Nh.ch ass trough; forward Nov
,Aa, he stimulus Of the knowledge
tAst American blood was flowing OF
he fields q France IS some Ne should
1ct * any The less hes.iEn, il re
spoud:ns 70 81 sppesl which Is neces
sSY. 10 -. The price e The peace
/, : 10 3i1ouli 70 rs-.He tbs;
hnLdrsds = millions Q. dollars were
speu. i Atc1r,ulst.ls he materials
with which as country as . play
is pz-i Il he great sqr.ng offensive
q 1919. planned ~ he Allies 10 =
re v.,si eic~ q he wSr Amons
otAsr .hires j; : - pay to- large
quantities - ,Aess supplies that tie
u-ess-, ,osn = being ASssG The de-.
~as Scou!-s5 y worthy cause snt
II hoaor % or dead ~e csn &c moth
.-s eu- -sN q tr.l
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-17

Jzz7 tuners music s1i th-ee rnours
- :. Erslzri ,he tuners PROCESSION
= E.Qsy 81 Adelaide Australia. ~
Gently In front u photograph :
lie correee hsltec while he body Wa
snapped = = coffin Then the mSrch
ass resumed with 8 crowd supple
-ue1t-lc lie th-~s fearful ones The
hish cost q wines prevented the
>pr.nkl1s = Champagne snd wines
iu-o he srsve. o-t perfume Nss sub
>-itut~6 - conform. - nearly IS pos
s-Hls N!th re gypsy custom Fingers
q he body were Lte-<ly covered
With diamond -iuEs. srd several hun
3-e3 6ollS-s IL coins Sn6 bills was
.o.sS=5 ia;o re co1r
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-17
SIMONDS SAYS
AMERICA MUST
END RED RULE
Europe Knows That Only
Chance for Safe Peace
Lies With u. S.

rknk Il SiEon5s tie noted ~l
corrsspo1teai n c2s % liz eo1p pre-
heas.ve peScs oo1tereace stories from
PARA say,:
All Europe recognizes tie rs. list
t. var IL Tot re. over; TIA, I, VI,
Hc< - ever anti It's coosec ce- ces
have bee, lscu.ts;et Il 4 SIRE psscs.
AL allied Europe equsi,y recoS1 -sas
tAx orly With Americas co-.. csi
AID ca = safe psscs Ss os.siae3 s. d:
preserved Acco-3iagsy. America : x.t
being p-:esisss. &c price Is .ao s-as,
to rsy
TIE o1s esssat.s, hing Il "a,
America sAo1id STAY - 1aiss re 80
II sic iossa- ne zs~ Asvs anarchy
and Ro.sAev.sz t-a7 K47cAs.sz =
LA1o's End"
Ss7o1ds e o. lie sos x-i e7n-s
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-17
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

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s-1e-@ 81 lie tasrEg AS. i,
e-s1 rs ''A-A-l-s a.. VIZ q a..as,.
ils athletics i Vo-lc asl;
We have ze' t.s e1ezg us Va
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--e 4''hsls Wi <oc1 ae o. w1.
10, he game u Jerome
" LIKES Z certain trEt, aay O..
'-s .1l'a' e4lss II SHOW ere, IN.
9oIas hides Q. wsr5.u 80.
s'-' 70 "@aosA 10 Aola ocvr f-,.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-17

lie isnt writing Victory Losn props
ganos but the Victory Losn mus; -
put over because 81 the very tscts
that he brings out
We Rave 60; 20 finish he .oh To
trish the sob costs money Every
American Citizen has 50; % dig down
snt help finish Il with the Vie;e-y
LoSn.
United States Government Ws- Ssv.
.nss Stamps bear four per cent inter
est oonpounoed quarterly Make your
money make money FOR you.
After sll. the FAC; that there Is
victory Liberty Loan IS the big res
sen for subscribing u Il
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-17

O1s u IL 1-Si nea Young SCI
ees-i rSn no zt-sr hsvnE h~ru t-sn>-
terr@5 from oae camp 20 smother Uss
trs-e-- = tro.ae- IRON - hone
fo~r. During - coavsr>s -oa r.
sergeant sq-ss = AsvaE net snoih~i
-rats-uity tro-her 81 lis former cat
Ari s>S-- - Trend = - knew hin
Know hiz Wei should szy g.
Re owes he S125~ Another ~oidls-
standing o~sr bon usi-hS- q the
k-ev = c, y Know hi1 better THAI
Thai Ee oaes -s SUI
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-17

states s-es, financial burden The
Victory Liberty Losn must thrive Il
il should .sil 1t would indicate hat the
Nation 5 ~iil.ng 10 leave its task IN
completed
To secure the ideals for which
Americans fought sad died this great
demand OF national patriotism and
united effort should meet s generous
and universal response. Lei US 90 our
duty 20 the end
ROBERT LANSING.
HENRY WHITE.
X NJ HOUSE.
7 y. BLISS
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-17
Good Cars

Of "Willys-Overland
Good Cars"
The success Of Willys.
Overland is that over.
whelming success Which
is only possible because
Willys-Overlands are
Good Cars.
Every safeguard that
could protect you in the
purchase of any mer.
chandise directs you to
the purchase Of a Willys-
Overland Good Car.
The prices range from
$3.50 TO $4,000. Between
there is every type, size
and kind Of model a
complete line OF good
cars.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-17

MORE than 100000
Wl families are driving
and boosting Overland
Good Cars
More than 5000 deal
ers, the greatest retail
sales organization in the
world, are backing VII
lys-Overland Good Cars
with their reputation.
The m a m m o { h
.Willys-O Overland factor
les with $4,000 employ
ees in the parent and al
lied plants are STRIVING
to the limit Of their ire
mendous resources and
ability to produce and
maintain the reputation
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-17
SAVE TIE SURFACE


Ssve the surtsce sn6 you ssve
all. ntS.niesrstion Snd 3ecsN
are ccu6 tons which usually
s.srr 81 the surface ~ any ma
tsr.sl Projection Sgsiusi Ge-
,s-o-stsor OF rot q substances.
therefore. should begin with
care ~ tie exterior. Provided 5
material does Tot cSrry within
!tSsl. the element q sure dscsy
proper surface pootecaon will
undoubtedly lerghsn IS lie
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-17
mum
500 RKw ARD. h'e

Tie readers @, ;A's w plt
Pleased 20 Learn itlf iaes bui
Gre dreaded disease "a edit
beer able 70 cure g. 81 =
iaai - cA;A-r1h 49,
greatly influence y -
conditions requires
Treatment Hairs CtitT'L ne
3 taken internally az - a
Blood on the Mucous $50 ON
System thereby ieFt-19 ~ oad.
al;ioa O. the disease r'- y,
ueui s;renEh ~ tunaiis - q III
Eiiuiioa and ass s;.rr lL,~..1ody
inE its work TIE T7o'..r,e al
80 much .tiih g. ihs az. .,,,saI,
q Hairs CRtA-rh Meaic..n.
ore- O1e Eurdret p'.-l' sup
,tse that {; fails g CIV sa
asst % tesano1i8ls tg an
Address p. : CEbNti rad
leeo. Ohio. SOLD y A.
-Sc.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-17
u - n ANNUUNCnrx,

ANNvJNCENENTS
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v'l he ss-rlss. 80
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n
As'isS'7'.l CAu-xA
w.. ~ Good Fraary Ag--1 -, a.
De s''7lo' aia psruo, =. '.'''
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49, "arai'1' ir'sses to -. n a. A.
hn1ri@ Chu,xa
c,, s+.'1''a@l suisn,x s.r,.,.
1h'1Srirn suisnu. So -
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-17

is 81 experienced corsst5ere; graduate Of
schools II America: hss specialized o.. corset
surgical fitting, designing, Aoo competent 10
vii llsdly give you s trlAl fitting IL your OWL
this service; no obligation 10 buy.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-17

one Of the foremost corset
fitting II I'll lines, Including
III your corset properly. She
home No extra charge fa-
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-17

II tho
county [
its allot|
loan 1t
ing the
as only
TO Mond|
first day
rnent is
Glitter
subscrib,
900 the
writing I
from IIa
but ther
Will be
lust why
fall beh
patriotic
)lain, bu
han on
-esponde
Those
ale OF
incts OF
worked !
he top.
ONE pr
eronne
lew pr
lily prec
orkle. {
Tere |
itends
rive en-
etter 81
lrly tina
luctant
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-17

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ablisli
ship q
ge wi
lr reg
tonig
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other
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-17
ST'EENi

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9Th. lS|
bril- IN
airs, /
tunlgar|
ofessiof
5 -four
the m
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perintel
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,urn hi
IN by Z
east.
p-chfld
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leral
thodist
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County Home Demonstration
Department

Agents % the Panhandle held at the
West Texas Normal College at Can
yon last week
Mrs Dora X Barnes Of Clarendon
is District Home Demonstration
Agent for this section Of the State
and eleven counties were represented
AZ this meeting
Miss Laura =. Neale. State Home
Demonstration Agent, was present,
together with several specialists from
the Extension Service Of The A. & NJ
College
The United States Department Of
Agriculture was ably represented by
Miss Hannah T. wessling, Miss Ola
Powell and DR. Lcfcvrc, and each
gave demonstrations Of value TO all
present.
The faculty. the student body, and
the Y W G. A. extended every cour.
tcsy TO County Home Demonstration
Agents and specialists. 50 that the
meeting WIS a most pleasant. as well
a. profitable one.
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law and in cases where the purchaser
was forced drouth or was drafted in
to the service Of the United States
House bin providing Commissions
ers' Courts may provide rcstrooms in
court houses for women.
House bill providing that women
teachers In public schools shall re-
ceive same compensation as men for
doing the same kind, grade and guam
tlty of work
House bin providing that women
now widows. who were wives Of Con-
fedcruts soldiers and who after the
death Of such soldiers remarked. may
be eligible to the grant Of pension.
The following Joint resolutions pro-
posing amendments to the Constitu-
ton were signed
Exempting independent and com
mon school district from limitation %
total tax Of ST. TO be submitted first
Monday In November. 1920.
Empowering the Legislature 10
enact laws for dividing the net pro.
ceeda arising from operation u the
prison system between the State and
convicts or their dependents, 70 be
submitted on Nov 4, 1919.