davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-03-05
Spends Most on Movies

Wilmington is "movie-mad." Not
only is this shown in the ever-increas-
ing number of moving-picture thea
tres in that city, but it is confirmed
by a report of the Government Bureau
OF Home Economics, made public re-
Gently. This report shows that Will
mington families stand first in the
country for their annual expenditure
on the amusement. Records of 80 or
more families were taken in 80 cities
turnout the country in order to strike
an average. The expenditure in Will
mington was $11.70.
The city stands ninth in the list of
80 towns in the matter of education
and uplift, including reading, study
and patronage of educational lectures.
While the average family spends
S11.7O on the pictures, it also spends
$19.12 annually for educational pur-
poses.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-03-05
Farmers Fix Fair Wages

Chestertown, Md, Feb. 26.-At a
meeting of Galena Grange, at Galena,
Kent county farmers decided on fair
wages for farm hands. The rate
agreed on was $35 a month, with
board and lodging, for ordinary farm
work; ordinary work, by the day, $1.5O
and board; corn shelling, by the day,
50 and board. Corn thinning was con-
sidered as ordinary work.
The farmers took this action after
County Agent Derrick pointed out that
farm laborers in Kent county are or
ganized and that the farmers are not.
The result of this, he said, was that
the laborers put the highest price on
their services, and were assisted in
getting their price by the farmers bid
ding against each other for labor.
Thus, he said, the farmers were pay
ing more than they had to.
Mr.. Derrick said there was, in his
opinion, enough farm labor in Kent
county to do the work on the county5
farms. /,
Estimates of the cost of lodging and
feeding a laborer placed this at S1.25
a day. Cost of keeping a horse for a
farm hand was put at So to $40 a
month.
The wage scale was agreed on to
last from now until wheat harvest.
Few fishermen are thinking OF
catching Delaware shad this spring.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-03-05
REPUBLICAN
Rests on General DUPONT Retiring as
National Committeeman, RumOr
Has If

According to talk in political circles,
Republican harmony in Delaware de-
getting out of the contest for Della
ware member of the Republican Ma
tional Committee and the elimination
of obnoxious sub-leaders. There were
rumors of a new coalition, with Henry
p. Scott mentioned as possible sue
cessor to Coleman dupont as national
committeeman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-09
.ooEFEssEs; THREE MURDERS:
Kentucky Child Slayer Over Whose
Attempted Lynching Seven Were
Killed Tells Gruesome Tale

Eddyvine, KY, March 9.-Will
Lockett, slayer of Geneva Hardman,
10 years old, and central figure in the
riots at Lexington February 8. Yes
terday confessed to the murder OF
Two other persons, the probable mur-
ler of third and another frustrated
at!empt. All his victims were women.
Each was strangled, except the
Hardman child, whose head he crush
ID with stone.
Lockett's victims. he told Warden
Chiffon in his cell in death row Of the
Eddyville penitentiary, were white
woman whom he attacked and killed
1T the junction of the Louisville and
Nashville and Big Four Railroads at
Carmi, Ills, in 1912 or 1913; a negro
woman choked, assaulted and left for
lead at Governor and Canal streets,
Evansville, Ind, in 1917, and woman
If whose color ne was in doubt, as
.aulted and chokedf to death near
Camp Zachary Taylor, Louisville, IN
february, 1919, while he was in the
army.
Lockett further confessed that his
rue name is Petrie Kimbrough and
hat he was reared near Pembroke,
Christian county, KY, He fled from
hat locality, he said in 1905 after
ne had attempted to assault a white
woman on the farm of Ben Miller in
Todd county.
Lockett is condemned to die in the
,:ectrie chair here March II for the
Hurdar of the little Hardman girl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-09
ian. s,rs. ROY y Msponald; proudly

Titer Mrs. Roy Mcdonald PROBABLY
was fatally wounded when they were
attacked with an AK by Morton Pro
fit, aged 20, of Minden, w. Va. Pro
fit was arrested an hour later by
Deputy Sheriff Peters, assisted by a
large posse.
The attack resulted from trivial
accident. Profit, with his brothers,
Frank and Branch, went to the store
conducted by Blake and started. con-
yersation. The young men were partly
intoxicated and Profit fell on a box
on which he was sitting, tearing his
coat. He demanded damages from
Blake and wer refused. Then he Sc.
cured an AK and when Mrs. Mcdonald
attempted to interfere he struck her
in the back. The blade penetrated 4
lung. Profit then turned on Blake.
His head was almost cut off.
The brothers attempted to escape,
but they were apprehended before 10
miles had been covered. A special ses-
sion of the grand jury will be called
10 consider the case, and. in the mean
time Profit is held without bail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-09
TOWN FIRE SWEPT
Block in Catlettsburg Business Section
Prey to Flames


Prey to Flames
Catlettsburg, KY, March "a
block in the center of Catlettsburg
was wiped out by fire early yesterday
causing loss estimated at $5O0,oOo.
The Alger House, the oldest hotel
in this end of the State was burned
to the ground. The big Sandy Gro
Gerry Store, the Hampden Grocery
Store, the Central Hotel and the Ford
Building, the largest business houses
in the town, were destroyed, with
other smaller buildings.
Assistance was summoned by the
local fire department from Hunting
ton, w. Va, and Ashland, Ky. Owing
to leak which was caused in the gas
main by the fire the gas supply Of the
city was shut off and all schools are
closed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-09
GRAND JURY SUMMONED

A special grand jury today was
summoned b. Judge Barley to NEE:
at 10 Il. m, tomorrow morning in the
corporation court 10 investigate the
cases of the six men held il, the raid
made Sunday where still was in
operation. The jury is composed Ct
the following: John II. Trimyer, J. 7.
Preston. a. II. Bryant, T. W. Latham.
R. II. c. Beverley, r. Samuel Luck
cit, J. Thomas Cook, Claude W.
Fletcher, J. Frank Myers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-09
gHAMsERL1s GUESTS SAFE
Mail and kilograms Delivered to all to
Whom Sent by Army Informa-

ton Bureau.
Newport News, Va, March 9.-H.
Scher, one of the several Baltlmoreans
who barely escaped with their lives
when the Chanlberlin Hotel at Old
Point burned to the ground Sunday
evening says, so far as he was able
20 learn, no one knew exactly when
or where the fire started. He was in
the building when the alarm was given
but in attempting to see that every
one was rescued he did not have time
to save anything except the clothing
he wore.
George F. Adams, manager OF the
hotel, declared last night that the fur
ther he checks up the guests, the
more convinced he is that none was
lost. It will be impossible to probe the
debris for several days. Thus far mail
and kilograms have been delivered to
every person to whom sent by the
Army Information Bureau. This, &C
cording to the army authorities, :
encouraging, in that it shows that at
least great majority of the people
have been located.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-09
KIDNAPPING THEIR AIM
Organization OF COOPERATIVE Asso-
ciation ION Border Reported

49, CIdtlOkI Oh 1ttiaSi AsSPoA
Washington, March 9.-Discoyery
Of cooperative Kidnapping associ--
ation," having for its purpose the
kidnapping and holding for ransom of
foreigners, preferably Americans" is
announced by the Mexican Foreign
Office, according to advices yester-
day from Mexico City.
The announcement says this uni
que company" is made up Of Mexicans
and Americans on the border, this
statement being based on reports
from various. consular offices. The
Foreign Office says the Association"
also is engaged in 'the ignoble task of
creating trouble between the two
countries.
Acting on the information present
ed by the Foreign Office the War
Department, according to these adj
vices, has issued instructions to tn"
military commanders in the States
of Chihuahua. Durango, Coahu;!a
eNeuvo Leon and Tamaulipas to break
up the kidnapping organization. The
Government says it is believed the
promoters Of the kidnapping organl-
cation are rebel agents, who recently
circulated handbills advertising the
"reorganized Government of free
Mexicans" and announced coupi
planned for May 5.
Because of the frequency OF al
tacks on railroad trains the Mexican
Government plans to erect blockhousas
along the railroad lines except where
they already exist. other reports from
Mexico City say. The experience OF
the Vera Cruz Line, where railroad
hold-ups were greatly decreased b
the block-system, has led Director
General Fontes, of the railroad sys
IS, to advocate this plan. The block
houses would be Of reinforced cen
crete, with guard of so soldiers il
each.
An official report of the kidnapping |
of Joseph Williams, an American min
ing engineer, by bandits under Fran.
cisco Villa was received today by the |
State Department. Williams wa;
taken during an attack on a passcn-
ger train on March and two other
on the train were robbed
The department announced that K
w. Black, an American salesman. whc
was aboard the train, gave to Jane
r. Stewart, the American consul AT
Chihuahua, the following account:
1.-TWO explosions derailed the CT
CINE March 4, II a. m. About hal? ,
the guard of SO were killed in the |
fight. Two train conductors were cx- |
ecuted. A Syrian was hanged and
about five Mexican passengers whc
were attempting to escape We're shot,
Joseph Williams, an American, was
carried off for ransom, while and
Robert J. Peltier, an American, and
all other passengers were robbed ard
set free. The entire train was looted
and then burned"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-09
KILLS MERCHANT WITH AK
Ninden CIV. Va Youth Makes Attack
After Being Refused Pay

For Torn Coat

Charleston, w. Va, March 9.-Ash-
ley Blake, merchant of Oak Hill,
7ayet.e county, was killed instantly
early Sunday morning and his daugh-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30
INfORNATu)N|
Bandit de tren ucis.

Kankaree, III. Tnul dintre
dol banditi care all oprit tren1ll
New Orleans Chicago al liniei Hill
nois Central in apropiere de acest
oras alalta seara a fost llcis in
duelul de revolvpre ce a urmat
intre polite 81 acesti bandit, lar
.elalalt bandit s'a predat. Tinarii
acestia. ,care sc spune ca ar ii
frati gemeni. Gu nlmele Jose 81
Jacob Scott. sunt in etate de
louazeci 81 patrll de ami, 81 spune
"a ar fl feciOrii nnui mecanic din
lpropiere de Greenville, III. care
Sc afla la patru mile departare de
Kankeree.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30

-repetate rlnduri sd stagneze din
cal1Na ncinteresarei.
AstfelTsi c, gaztll lnetan de la
Sermas, care Sc prapadeste fara
ca sa fie intrebuintat thrpa cum
ar trebui.
Gu ocazia revolutiei S 'au mai
dat multime de lbrevete. S 'au
.uat dispozitii ca sd fie contro-
late toate carl au fost CELEBRATE e
de la 1918 incoace, illsa nici pima
acum nu s'a incepnt acest con-
troll, desi aproape toate all fost
luate de unguri cu scopul de d
putea sd sllstic planuita rezis-
tenta pasiva. Patrla"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30
MDUSTRiA ON
TRANSAyANIA
. Intreprinderie Industriale =
Lucratorii Industriali. - Con-
tro3ul brevetelor.

Dupa datele adnmate III 1919
in teritoriile alipite de la Unga.
ria au fost in total 1862 de intre
prinderi industriale. Dintre ace
stea 81, adica 1907 au fos1
rom7nesti.
IN aceste intreprinderi erau
intrebuintati 61.178 de lucratori
dintre earl 15.2O7 erau de natio
nalitate romiM, adica 24.85%.
Cele mai multe intreprinder
industriale sunt in judetele
Arad. Ti1nis- -Torontal, Bihor, 81
blu, Mures- -Turda, Brasov, Caras
SEVERN 81 Hunedoara.
intrprinderi romdnesti stunt
mai multe fata de ale celorlalt'
nationaiitati in jndeteie Fagaras
Mures- -Turda, Huncdoara 81 Tur
da-A Aries.
Romdni iltrebtintefi In lpaa1a1
mai mare in intreprinderile Indu
striale sunt in judetui Fagsras
59.69H; Caray-Sererin, 5661%
Turda- Aries, 54.e9S Afba-Infe
rioara 51.51%; Hunedoara, 3d.
procente; Bistrital Nasaud, 43.9:
procenfe; solnos-D Dobdsa, A31%
Tdrnava-Mare, 4l.0l%; 81 Slbiu
37.1O%.
Industria noastrs abea acuma
Isl ia avfnt.
Industriile mari nsl supt tolo.
site cum ar trehui. lfinele de &iea
Dc Il Resita, ceie de c1rbnni q
u Pstrosani 81 cls A. ar Dc Z
Abr,,d -Royia, ali 4ost ntvoite in
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30
Ministru Colby in Montevideo.

. Montevideo. - O mare Ilultime
de oameni au 1lmplut strazile "a
cestui oras, ca sd vada pc minis
,trll Gle externe al Statelov Unite,
dl Bainbridge Colby care a VENT
sd vizitcze acel oras. Cetatenii
americani care sc atfla in acel oras
spun ca aceasta primire facuta
omulni de stat American, a fost
una dintre cele mai enthusiastic
din cite s'a vaznt pima acum.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30
Elogii abuse lui Venizelos re-
suita in tulburari

Atena.. - La biserica st. Theo-
dore in decursui .seryiciului facut
in onoarea numelui fostului pre-.
mier gree Ill Venizelos, s'au iscat
mari tulburari. Sc spune ca Off.
terri din armata greciasca au a.
menintat pc preotul care facea
serviciul. Doua persoane au fost
arestate 1nsa in curlnd au fost
pllse in libcrtate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30
Sc retrag din Camera
Ccnerciala.

w. G. Lee presedintele de la
organMatia brotherhood of
Railroad Trainmen" 81 Warren
S. Stone, presedintele inginerilor
de la caile ferate az repasit din
Camera Comerciala are de gind
81 studieze, din punct de vedere
economic, conditiile muncitoresti
insa sunt convinsi acum ca Ca
mera Comerciala este condusa de
sentimente partIale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30
Japonez condamnat pentru SUBJ
tragere de mape.

Toxic. Tsunamori Oyama,
care fOSt acuZat acum I'LL de
mutt ca furat niste mape ale
Siberiei 81 lea oferit spre vim
zare atasatului militar american
din Toxic, a fost condamnat All
IA trei ami iinchisoare. Tn aeon
plice alui Oyama fost condam-
nat la dol ami temnita. Ambii au
facut APPEL.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30

Cluza accilentulpi -se attribute
marei iuteli cu care nlergea tre-
null
Ryster a fost prins snb loco.
motiva, cind aceasta s'a pravalit
pc coasta. El este ,lll vechi ingi-
ner. de patruzeci de ami in servi-
.ciln acelei linii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30
"
INDUSTRIAL IN
BASARABlA

In anul 191S-919, Basarabia
era Impartial in trei regillni in
d1striale, Jar mai tirziu regiunea
de Sud a fost Impartial in doui
regiuni, formIndu-se regiunea a
la. Repartizarea in prezent a re-
giunilor industriaie din Basara-
bia urmatoarea:
Regiunea La 0 formeaza jude
tele: Hotin, Balti 81 Soroca, Gu
sediul la Balti. Judetene Chisi-
nan 81 Orhei formeaza rcgiqlnea
pa. Gu sediul la Chisinau.
Tighina 81, Cahul formeaza re-
guinea 3-a Gu sediul la Comrat,
lar judetele Cetatea Alba 81 Is
mail formeaza regiunea 4-a GU
sediul la Cetatea Alba.
Aceste regiuni sunt ilzestrate
Gu fabrici de diferite indust1.il,
GU mort mecanice, cu uzini elec-
trice, cu turnatorii 81 eli diferite
ateliere.
Toate acestea sunt sub con-
trolui imSpectorllor regionali 81
administrate dupa lcgilc din We
chiul regat.
Dupa statisticele din Basara-
bia $ "a stabilit felul 81 numarul
tnturot+ fabricilor care functio-
neaza, precum 81 cele care si-au
Hintrerupt activitatea din lipss
somb1lstibilului 81 anume: Morllc
smecanice sunt in numar de 44l
FAbrici de ulci sunt ..... III
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30
Ecldatii greci nemultumiti Gu
Constantin.

SO41So USbAAVAAAs
Atena. Regimul lui G
stantin Sc afla III fata unei
tuni. r indoelnic de spuns i,
timp va r;i1ninea regele Cor
tin la putere, daca mai con
81 aliatii de "A pune pedeci
lidarii Greciei.
Cea mai serioasa proble / d,
resoNat acum este chestime2
Smirnei 81 a tinut,lrilor turcest
ocupate. Sc spune ca aprea multi;
propaganda s'a dus prilltre sol
dat ca yor fl tfimisi acasa in cit
e greu al mentine ac,lm.
Membrii din cabinetul gree ad
nit Cd armata G de increZut nu
mai att cit poate fl platita. Ma
tillnea, fiziceste, este neinchipui
de ostenita 81 Sc apropie cu i'll
teala de O catastrofa economical
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30
DIN fUcA C)NDERJlU|

D-na J Hilzman, din New
York. s'a plins departamentului
seryicill!li san!tar ca proprieta-
rul caselor in care locuieste ii
furnizeaza prea multa caldura,
pima la 81 grade, astfel ca e sllita
sd deschiza toatc ferestrele. lata
an proprietar generos 81 o CHI
riasa nerecunoscatoare.
*.
Printul Nicolae al Romlnlel,
care studiaNa ingineria la .Eton,
Englitera. nl Sc lmpaca cu
'Overalls' cind lucreaza la
strung. In clasa sau in fabrlca,
poarta jacheta.
Sc
Ca in bible: John OGardy in
noa'ptea de Craciun "a strecurat 0
bancnota de ze:e dollari in sal
tarul mc>ei de toaleta frat elui
san Tom. Tom a fa'cllt acelasl
iucru Gu John. Bancnotele erau
;mpachetatc in hartie Satinats
Le-au deSfacut i'll acelas timp, 81
an ris amindoi Ell haz. ziclnd :
Par ca am fost vorblti'
81 a> n
Hotelierii din Washington au
81 fixat pretui unei camere care
in fata strait pc care va trece
manifestatia cu prilejul inaugu-
rarii presedintelni Wilson. Nu-l
axagerat. Nh va speriati. Numal
70 do'lari.
50
Lee Dodd fost arestat. acuZat
find ca "A aruncat pc nevasta-sa
pc fereastra. Dinsul zice cd cade-
rea a fost accidentala. Dina Sc
rilla Dodd zice ca a fost implnsit
de .barbatul eli. 81 cazlnd de Ia
atajul al doilea s,lfera de durerl
inferno. Judecatorul. avlnd in We
dcre ca femcia nu-i o pasa1lca S o
arunci pc fereastra, a conflrmat
mandatul de arestarc 81 afacerea
Sc va resolva de jurati. ..t
g
Sluiba de director al parcurl-
lor din Cleveland de la ! lanua.
rie 1921 devine vacanta. Salar
10000 annual. Atributii? a drlJa
| Ts
| Barry Lang a fost condamna'
la zece zile inchisoare fiind-ca
furat un registru gol. Daca era
plin9
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30
Saluta pc executor"

saluta pc executor.
Roma. - In ziua Craciunului
poetul-soldat Gabrielle D'Annun.
zio TRIMS urmatoarea telegra-
ma, prin telegrafia fara fir, celor
din Roma:
Italia isl petrece Craciunul
o1norind pc italienii din Fillme.
Salnt pc executcrii mei'E.
Accident de tren.
Dayton, 0. - Inginerul Ryster
a fost omor1t 81 opt persoane all
fost ranite, dintre care uncle
foarte grav, cind 0 locomotive
de Ia Rig Fouf's 81 trei vagoane
an sarit de pc sine, in aprdpiere
de Ansonia. Trenul acesta venia
din indianapolis 81 niergea sprc
BeIlefontaine.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-12-09


Aug. F. Hoffman, leaves this week
for Webster City, Iowa, where he
will attend reunion anniversary of
the Odd Fellows Lodge of that city of
which he is a charter member. He
will Also visit with old friends at
Webster City for about two weeks,
that being the old home of the Hoff-
MAINS.
r
The fine weather this fall has had
much to do with the cutting down of
coal bills. The weather has been
unusually mild for this year and un-
til day or so ago the ground was
free from frost and the weather was
above the freezing point. The
weather turned slightly colder on
Tuesday but is still bright and clear.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-12-09

FOR SALE-White set of furs.
Call News office for particulars. 34-1t
+
It's the great Ray at his bright
est and he does some good fighting
in peaceful Valley" At the Y. M.
C. A Wednesday night, Dec. Is.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-12-09
TELL 1T
WITH PICTURES.
SEE
OUR LINE OF
K0DAKS.


Friday, Dec: 18th, afternoon and
evening, is the date of the GLADDEN.
Circle Doll sale. Buy a Doll for "a
Xmas present.
=
Special Extra! Charlie Ray puts
Peaceful Valley on. the war map
and licks his man! Wednesday night
Dec. Is, Y. M. C. "A.
-
Miss Christine Larson, of Lake
Owen visited in the city the latter
part of last week at the Home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry, Wieman.
-
Miss Cecilia Show, who is teaching
school at Lake Namakagon,, was
home over the week end visiting with
relatives and friends.
Hick Humor Humbles Human
Hounds and Ray Runs Riot-See
in Peaceful Valley" At the Y. M.
C. "A Wednesday night, Dec. Is.
=
Mr.. Ole Ramstead left the first of
the week for Duluth to visit with his
daughter Mrs. Charles Williamson
who has been very sick with infiama-
tory rheumatism.
49,
August Rave who has been on the
sick list for the past seven weeks
is beginning to feel himself again
and expects to be able to return to
work the first tof next week.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-12-09

Parent-Teacher meeting was held at
the Walker building last Friday after
noon. Some two hundred and sixty
families are represented in;the Walker
school and about, twenty representa-
tives were present at thes meeting.
AZ very fine meeting was. held but the
attendance was not what It should
have been. This isl not as it should
have been for every mother and father
should take an interest in the work
being done in the schools and should
cooperate with the teachers in bet,
ter education for this means the
making of betteri and more useful
citizens. There is to be a drive,
started to get the parents to take
more Interest," in the school.
+
Wind Mills of Holland coming soon.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-12-09

Wind Mills of Holland coming soon
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-12-09
PERSONALS
LEAN
BACK AND LISTEN
WHEN GEORGE
EXPLAINS EYE DEFECTS.
HE KNOWS.

: (FOX BROS) tFOX BROS.) !!
Don't forget the date Dec. 10th,
Wind Mills Of Holland.
II
C. E. Estabrook made business
trip to Duluth the first of the week.
+
A dance will be given at the
Grange Hall on Saturday night, Dec.
18th. Everybody invited to attend.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-12-09

A big hit you must not miss
Charlie Ray in Peaceful Valley"
At the Y. M. c. A. Wednesday night
Dec. 18th.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-12-09
EXTEND THANKS.

The Ladies of,the Norwegian Luth-
eran Aid society wish to extend their
thanks to the many people who helped
to make. their bazaar, held on De-
cember LIST and End, such success.
The following is a financial state
ment of the receipts:
Receipts Bazaar. ---....... S227. AS
Less Expenses .............--. 4415
Net Profit ....,..........,.....--.... $1s3. 80