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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-29

Prin aceasta aducem la cun0B!
tinta membrilor Societatii NegM
Voda att din loo cit 81 din alte
orase ca sedinta din 2 Ianuarie
1921 Sc va amina pc ziua de 9
Ianuarie 1921.
Toti membrii sunt rugati a lq,a
La cunostinta. hl numele Socie-
tatii ''Negru Voda".
I Lazar Dragos, Presedinte.
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50 de gaini, 20 rate, so bushele
de ovas, 10 tone de fin, Sc Wind
din nina liberia acelor ce voiesc
a inchiria aceasta farlna pam1n.
tul este bun. (299-3o2)
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Gresham, Ohio. I
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Case, Loturi, farme 81 oportuni-
tai pentru business. Asigurare.
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Europa sau daca doreSti sd aduci
pc. cineva din Europa, moi putem
ca sa aranjam tot pentru d-tra, pc
vaporul eel mai mare 81 sigur. MOI
representam c. P. O. S. Companie
de vapoare, drumul scurt, repede
sigur 81 comfortable.
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casa 81 la grajd"

casa si la grajd".
Educatia Amaliei Sc marginea
in ce invatase La scoala satului
81 Sc simtea stingace, timida, "a
proape salbateca. in luxul de care
era ipconjurat 81 in conyersa-
tile alese 81 spirituale ale sora-
sci Gu. Titu 81 GU prietenii easel.
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so tina pc linga ca si Sd 0 in
vete menajil casei, lar cind era
liberia ii dadea lectiuni de cetire,
dindu-i Cart atragatoare 81 6ok-
sitoare din carl sa se lumineze.
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semnase armistitiu. Era i'm auna
uMaIu, 81 SuSana unpreuna Gu
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dina in dosul vilei admirind
amprgul serei. Soarele trecfn:i
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urma lui priveliSte ancinta-
toare pc orizont. Niste nori al
burii trecind prin Inarea de doc
ce rav8rsa soarele IN urana lui
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abb fntfietatea . y scaade in Al
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Daca esti vinzator de proprietati
sau de actiuni, 81 cum sunt condi7
tlunile de present nu potl cistiga
bani, vino la mine.
Eu va fac propunere care i'll
va da oportunitate de-a fl in conec-
tie Gu organizatie buna 81 unde
Vel putea cistiga bani, 81 vel ajuta
81 pc oamenii d-voastra sd ciStige
bani. 301-3O3-2-4
Orlcare persoana care sc multu-
meste cu un' Sd lar mai jos de 800
pc saptamina. nu trebue sd vina la
moi dupa acest servlclu.
Intrebati de Mr.. Saas,
Sol Union Building
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Pc ficiorul meu Vasile Verdea
din comma Calbor Jud. Tirnva-
mare Rominia, in etate de II ami,
care in anul 1915 au disparut din
Calbor, 81 din ziua care au dispa-
rut MI Sc mai site mimic de el, pc
timpul acela eu nu am fOst in
comma sus numita Cd am fost
plecata deja la America, 81 aSi
dori sd stu de mai este i'll viata
sau nu. Rog deci pc cetitorii a
cestei fol, de cumva il cunoaste
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nostinta pc mine caci lc vol Fl
multamitor. 81 va fl bine premiat.
Adresa mea:
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Semnele sigura cind al, vermele-
panglica e: trecere de mici lblcati
din acesttparazit. Selnne suges-
tive sunt perderea apetitului, Gu
ocazionale stringent de stomac,
limba e. alba. inima arde, iai vlll-
reri in stomac, un ceva neplacut
simti in stomac 81 intestine, ra-
gaiala, scuipat i'll continuu, indi.
@estie, d,,reri in stomac 81 spate.
Ametidla, .dureri de cap, ostenea-
la, lesihare end stomacul e. gol,
in jurul ochilor eereuri vinete.
La copii este un semn evident
ducerea intr una minei la mas,
insomnia, depresiunea, etc. Laxa-
tode alunga vermele-panglica d.
fara din sistem, 81 find aceasta
medicina care este in uZnl gene
raj in Europa, eficacitatea Ell Ill
poate Fl banuita. Mi pot null
tumi lui Dumnezeu pentru ca au
cetit acest anunt. Daca banuieStl
ca al verme-panglica, pentru bl-
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intreg tratament de Laxatode
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cinci de cent. Incluzind 81 taxa.
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Celor carl voiti peste sarat
veniti sau scrieti ga sa va trimite
C.. O. ID. la:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-03
HOLSTERS MET
400 STRONG IN
PARK YESTERDAY

One of the largest gatherings of
it's kind ever held in the city was
the Hoosier reunion in Robinson
park yesterday afternoon, when
about four hundred natives of the
state of Indiana met to hear the
program arranged for the occasion.
The chairman of the day was
J. w. Buttriss Of the Interchurch
world work The program opened
with the star Spangled Banner
followed by a prayer by Rev. J. S.
Burns. ron the Banks of the Wa
bash" the state song of Indiana
was sung next, and was followed by
an address by r. C.. Idon
The singing of America" by the
Hoosiers was followed by an ad-
dress by the Rev. BURNS after
which Thomas Suffolk sang Back
Home Again in Indiana"
An address by DR.. II. II. Gobbell
was followed by recitation Little
Orphant Annie" by Emily Helen
Glade. Mrs. c.. K, Ang'e, well
known here rs an elocutionist, then
gave selection: an address by 10
seph COY Of the Hoosier state was
much appreciated, as We're the Sc
1ections of James Whitcomb Riley,
by Thomas Elmore Lucy.
II was voted. that Hoosier day be
an annual affair on the first Sunday
in every May, and also that a bas-
ket picnic be held this year, Tues
day. June Is. Mrs, William A,
FIELD was appointed chairman and
Mrs. G. X, Angle. vice chairman
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-03

when ordering wildwood. tel. 4s7
UNDERTAKINGS

When ordering wildwood. tel 487.
K. o. Archuleta, who came down
TO the city TO spend a couple of
days, will return TO Santa Fe to-
morrow. He is one of the jurors
of the federal court, now in session
at Santa Fe,
There will be a Guild meeting of
st. Johns Episcopal church next
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. A. f. Morrissette. This
will be the last time that the Guild
will be able to meet with Mrs, Nor
rissette, as she is leaving soon fOr
El Paso, where she will make her
home Mrs. Morrissette has beea
one of the most ardent workers
and supporters of st. Johns Guild.
Mrs. Victor Higgins leaves for
Santa Fe this morning after stay
of some weeks in albuquerque.
Mrs. w. Roland, Howard Row
land and Miss Studebaker left to-
day for Santa Fe. They will re-
turn tomorrow, visit the Jemez
Thursday and go on to the Grand
Canyon the latter part of the week.
Mineral Lodge No. Knights OF
IylHldS VIII meet at CLOCK To-
night at their hall, 1l6 West Gold
avenue. The initiation and dance
committees will report. the latter
on what progress has been made
on the dance to be held at Colombo
hall next Friday, May I.
There are telegrhms at the West
ern Union for c! w Young, Tom
Lea. Mrs. Tavy Tucker, Jose c. San
chez and Norman Larough.
Temple Lodge No. 8, a. f. and
A. NJ. will hold a special session
in the Masonic temple tomorrow
Tuesday starting at 2:30 O'Clock,
for the purpose OF comforting the
third degree upon a class of can
didates. supper will be served in
the temple at $50 O'Clock and work
will be continued after supper Wis
ing Masons welcome.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Rey-
nolds, a girl at the Women's and
Childrens hospital yesterday, also
a girl to Mr.. and Mrs. S. V. Matti-
son, at the same place.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-03
QUALIFYING FLIGHT
FOR GOLF TOURNEY
AT C.. C.. YESTERDAY

A qualifying flight was held yes
terday at the Country club golf
links, for the contestants for the
golf championship. for which the
Herald trophy has been offered,
which will be played next Sunday
and the one following. The first
eight contests qualifying were:
Grover Devine. Sc; Joe McCanna,
80; Roy Mcdonald, 90; p, Mccain
ma, 90; j. j. Tierney, a; Allen
Bruce. 97 II. Herkenhoff' l01;
G. Giomi, 1902.
The match play for these will be
Divine and Tierney; p, McCanna
and Bruce; ]. McCanna and Giomi,
Mcdonald and Herkenhoff.
The second flight qualifying for
prizes donated by the club were.
Leo A. Murphy, 1903; A. G.. Simms
Simms. 104; George S. Downer
1914; z. Belietz, 1905; ]. Keleher
100; John ]. Tierney, 109; Charles
S. White. 1O9; Henry G, Coors, Jr.,
10.
The Match play for the club
prizes will be Coors and Simms;
Murphy and Keleher; Bielitz and
Tierney; Downer and White. Any
one defaulting in the first eight,
will have his place taken by No. /
and so on.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-03
ROOSEVELT PORTRAIT
IN EVERY SCHOOL TO
TEACH AMERICANlSM

Life sized portraits of Theodore
Roosevelt, bearing his last mes
sage on Americanism, are to be
placed in every school in the coun-
try. through the efforts of the
American Defense society. This
activity is financed by trustees and
friends of the organization as a
part Of the society's campaign
against bolshevism.
Many schools have already re-
ceived their allotment of pictures,
which arc given with the stipula-
ton that suitable frames be pro-
vided and that appropriate eXer-
C!ses accompany the display. Sd
perintendents of schools and mem
bers of state and local chambers of
commerce are cooperating in the
work of distribution.
Pennsylvania has arranged to
place $1,000 pictures in its school
rooms Connecticut has made ar
rangements for pictures in every
school. Nearly every state in the
union is represented in the school
room campaign for loyalty"
Keep up the fight for Ameri-
Canism" is the title of Colonel
Roosevelt's last message, sent to
the society the night before his
death. The message reads in part:
There can be no divided ale
glance here. Any man who says
he is an American, but something
else also, isn't an American at all,
We have room for but one flag, the
American flag, and this excludes
the red flag, which symbolizes all
wars against liberty and civilization
just as much as it excludes any
foreign flag of nation to which
we are hostile.
I'VE have room for but one
language here and that is the
American language, for we intend
to see that the crucible turns peo-
pie out as Americans of American
nationality, and not as jewellers in
polyglot boarding house; and we
have room for but one soul loyalty
and that IS loyalty to the American
people"
Any public or hiEh school desir :
ing one of these pictures can obtain
one by writing to thn American De-
Tense society, 1888 Broadway, New
York.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-03
w. C. T. U GIRLS
SCHOOL AT BELEN TO
OPEN IN SEPTEMBER

The Francis willard school for
girls which will be opened by the
state w. C. r. U. in Belen in Sep
tember has received gift Of $500
from Mrs. Frances Beauchamp of
Lexington, Ky. Mrs. Beauchamp
has been invited to attend the con-
vention when the building is dedi-
Gated.
Plans for the first unit. to be
built in Spanish architecture. have
been begun by Architect Cristy.
Temporary quarters will open very
soon and it is planned to open the
main building in September. Gallup
has given $3.50 and promises more.
Mrs. Florence Atkins, the national
speaker who is touring New Mexico
in the interests of the school, Is
getting new members wherever she
goes. The membership is increas-
ing daily and it is hoped to get 500
new members in the state. SIX
new members were taken in locally
on Thursday.
Several notable persons will be
present at the dedication, including
Mrs. Gertrude Martin, national di-
rector of social morality. The
school board is composed of Mrs.
A. w. Strumquist. chairman; Mrs.
w. e. Lindsey. vice chairman, Por-
tales; Mrs Sol Luna. California
Mrs. Catherine Patterson and
Mrs. Minnie Byrd of Santa Fe;
Mrs. A. B. Austin, Clovis, secre-
tary; Mrs Emma Radcliffe. Belen:
Mrs. Jose Chaves. New York Mrs
Albert Morris and Mrs. d zoe !
terrified. Albuquerque re hair oo
and assistant trefnn,r'i, one and poo
Three membe,e roll Of Ion,1uff |
board of adviselo rocking ny
board: Mrs. Gei'th oven '
Ithaca, n. Y. Mrs. outs 'pIs E, =. |
champ of Lexington, - 4pt
Boole of New York.
\ cablegram has been received
in New York from London stating
that the Countess Carlisle was re-
elected president of the national
W. c. TA U. at the convention at
which thirty countries were repre-
scented. ItA was expected by the
national Organization that Miss
Anna Gordon Swould be elected
president. y
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-03
AN EXCELLENT
PROGRAM THIS
WEEK At j. N. N.
Interesting Lectures Open 10
Public, Food DemonStra-
ton, DeCIamatory Contest
and State Track Meet.

A weeks program crowded with
interesting features and with two
events of statewide interest is Of
fered by the state university begin
ming this morning. A number of
lectures which will be open to the
public are to be given. The first
OF these, THE Function of Play in
the Education of Children" will
be delivered at o'clock this morn
ing in the physics lecture room by
Prof. j S. Landers.
Animals OF the Tropical Savan-
nah" will be the subject OF a lee
ture by Prof. A. o. Weese to be
given also this morning at 10
o'clock in the Chemistry building.
Tomorrow Prof. ]. S. Landers Will
lecture at o'clock on Immortal
ity From the Greek and Hebrew
Standpoint" Prof, r. W, Ellis will
lecture on THE Greek Novel, at II
o'clock in the Administration build
ing.
Thursday at 8 p. m. the debate
between the state university and
the New Mexico agricultural college
will take place in Rodey hall. The
subject will be: Resolved, that on
the basis Of present conditions the
United States should intervene in
Mexico with armed force"
Friday there will he a food dem
onstration at the home economies
department from till 10 a. m.
This will be open to visiting guests
from the different high schools. At
the regular assembly Friday morn
ing President r. w. Clothier, Phi. D.,
of the New Mexico college Of ag-
riculture, will deliver the address.
At a, M. Friday, there will be
meeting Of the New Mexico High
School Athletic and Lyceum asso-
citation coaches and contestants, and
at 2 O'Clock there will be held pre-
liminaries in track and field events
while the deClamatory contest will
be held, at o'clock in ROdey hall.
II Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
the oratOrical contest will be held
in ROdey hall; at o'clock the final
events of the track and field meet
will be held on the University
field, and at p. m. the awarding
Of the medals aud trophies will
take place in Rodey hall. A reception
to the visiting high school guests
will be held from till II p. m. at
the New Mexico club. The arrange
ments are in charge of Charles
Lembke and Allen Bruce; and Mrs,
Kenneth Baldridge are chaperons,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-03
HARSCH BUILDING ON
FIRST STREET SOLD
TO YSIDRO SAND0VAL

A real estate transfer amounting
to $25, 900 was made Saturday night
when the Harsch building on First
street, now occupied by the Roth
man Music company and the New
York dry goods store, was sold
through Col d. X. B. Sellers to
Ysidro Sandoval.
This building is one of the old
est in Albuquerque, having been
erected in 1882. 1t was first occu~
pied by II. c. Voss and company
and later by the Whitney Hard
ware company, ....
Mr.. Sandoval left last night for
Philadelphia on a business trip.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-03
GRANGER PROGRAM
GIVEN TONIGHT AT
n. S. AUDITORIUM

The final concert in the series
presented here under the auspices
Of the Fortnightly club will be that
oiven tonight at the high school
auditorium, when Percy Granger
an internationally celebrated plan
list and composer, will render the
following program, which Will pc
gin at o'clock: -,
I. ChaCOnne ..., Bach-busolI
COMPOSED for the violin alone by
Pach Freely harmonized ana
adapted for the piano by Ferruscio
Busoni.
II. Humoresque ........'
H. Ralfour Gardiner
(Rorn. London, England, 1870
(bl Prelude (De Profundis)
.H. Balfour Gardiner
II. Balfour Gardiner, one of the
most original and outstanding or
british composers, though cherry
known through his highly ettec'lVe
larger works for orchestra, chorus
and chamber music, is also the au-
thor Of many notable plano pieces
(c) Birds at Dawn, (Op) ~,
No. 2....,,...'..' annie Iniio
(Born, Denver, Colo. }
A description Gin canon styleo OF
the bird ensemble" to be heard at
earliest dawn, any morning OF
springtime, in the highest attitudes
If the Sierra Madre mountains OF
California.
(d) "Juba" Dance. .,...'.
.......R Nathaniel Dett
(Born. Drummondsville, Ontario
Canada. 1880 wa.
"Juba" dance Is one of five mum
bcrs from suite GIN the boS
toms"D picturing scenes ana nooos
peculiar to negro life in the river
bottoms of the south. 'Juoa -
tbe stamping on the ground with
the foot and following 1t with Two
stoccato pats of the hands. n.
Nathaniel Dett is one of the most
gifted of contemporary choral COM
posers as we'll as an ardent student
and arranger of negro folkmusie'
III. (a) Claire De Lune. -,
(moonlighD ..........D ebussy
(b) Hungarian Rhapsody, NO.
20 49,. List
" (D zone More Day,
NV IOnn . e = - - 80
Based on "a sailors cnahty
working song) sung to the tollo"-
ing words:
zone more day, my John.
one more day.
one more day,
oh rock and roll me over
One more day. ;,
(b) molly on the shore,
Irish reel ...,....'' Ntraihso.
Based on two Cork reel tunes
from THE Complete Petrle Col,
lection Of Ancient Irish Music,
edited by Chas. Villiers stanford.
The names of the reel tunes are
",1olly on the Shore" and TEN
makes 'l"
Colonial Song, set by
! -. n. a.,
- this composition, the COM
ser has wished to express teei-
ings aroused by the scenery OF the
native country, Australia,
(d) Country Gardens set oy
Granger. Based on an Engllsh
Morris dance tune from the cot
lection of Cecil ]. Sharp.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-03
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

o CALLoRE-M. C. Galore, so
Years old, died yesterday morning
at his apartments in the highlands.
He is survived by one son, who
was with him. The body was taken
TO Crollott's parlors, Funeral ar
engagements will be announced
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-03
LOCAL WOMAN GETS
THIRD PLACE IN A
VIOLA DANA CONTEST

Mrs. Monnie Parker of this city
has been awarded third place in a
movie actress resemblance contest
conducted by the Eel Paso Herald,
Mrs, Parker having competed IN
the Viola Dana contest. Her pic
ture appeared. together with an
announcement of the winners, in
the Sunday Herald.
Mrs. Parker is the wife of j. %:
Parker, secretary and treasurer or
the Parker Advertising agency on
South Fourth street. Mr. and Mrs.
Parker have been residents of this
CITY for about three and a half
months, A combined birthday
party and celebration in honor of
the contest event were held Satur-
dav night at the Parker home, lis
South Fifth street.
----------------
HAY is now loaded and packed
into freight cars by means of the
air-blast. The hay is drawn up to
a platform beside the car by a
crane. and a powerful air blower
hurls 1t into the car, pressing 1T
down and packing ii.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-03
SUPERINTENDENTS TO
DISCUSS TEACHERS
SALARIES IN S. F

Mrs. John w. Wilson left TO"
Santa Fe this morning where she
was called to conference or
county school superintendent by
State Superintendent Wagner for
the purpose of considering teach
ers' salaries. All county superin-
tendents of the state are expected
to be present, the conference tn
last for several days.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-03

The biggest and best mo-
tor moving outfit in town
Henry Mathews Transfer.
Phone $50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-03

. = this composition, the COM
, ser has wished to express reel
inps aroused by the scenery of the
native country, Australia.
(d) Country Gardens" set by
Granger. Based on an English
Morris dance tune from the col
faction of Cecil ]. Sharp.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-14
MRS. FURLONG
AT WASHINGTON
keokuns Woman Sang Before Knights
CT Columbus AZ Bis Meeting
and Talked Of Charity
Work Here

4 Mrs ]. NJ Furloag has reEurDe1
I from Washin gTon. Iowa. whore sns
4 appeared On the program given b.
the Knights Of Columbus. and late,
SPOKE before tie society. telling 81
sGns Of the work being accomplished
by the Ladies If Charity here Mrs
Fu-ialgis songs before the Knights
were relI received, especially he.
Mother MacCres,= which was s-ng
fer Mothsrs Gay
Tie Washington Journal says o.
her talk before The Washington PEG
pie
The dowlpcu- last olght prevented
many from attending the open meat
ing hsl6 at t5a Knights Of Columbus
hall. which was addressed by Mrs.
J. NJ FarlEg, Of Aeokuk
Mrs. El,3ong Is p-aEiaat Of the
KsokuE chapter Of -ae Ladies Of
Charity. said ID bs enc Of Lts largest
charitable organizations IN the
United States Membership In the
society Is limited 70 WOMEN Of -hs
Cat1o7ic faith, BIT fits wo-E is lol-
sectz-ian End includes social Welfare
ald relief work among fhe lee6r. no
matter 10 what Discrimination thar
belong
Particularly -5oFab]e features Of
the meeting ware Mrs. FAu-Ea-g's
songs among which we're That Dear
Little Eaa1-uck" and The RasarF-"
lEeT1r)- the latter by request Made
E-e ErEea1s, 1e- 1js4ee, TIaFsd the
spepu -s1zla--s N the organ She
La : bea1TIrI E-5 r,EE,l1st1e.1 70
caItEt- ant her zDd5e1ce EhUwesa thsiT
appreciation By Zef- enthusiastic
a213anBs-
Ihe Bcng. IF Knew You. and
Euu Knew Ne" Tery appropriately
was Lssd 10 cTreu hey address. aa5 &
vas tae EsEzoEe % her speech. II
E's44r1 atas tcld some u the things
t-4e women Of gepEuE ware accD-l-
g.list51g .5T their u1t3rt-g efforts.
au6 suggested work ftEat might BE-
undertaken N sur tyoraEnE1itT. The
society II EscEIk was organized
serau years ago w7ta ttlfrtr-nEos
ot 900. Auxiliary 70 L1e sDcjetT lis a
e resrs alt, wing Ines1 ersrr Ezt.r-
lsE afternoon and make FE-nSIe gar
merits 70. 1ts poor
JAESW~I&g IasF ELf7elsfi- Iss's- y IGII-42
EaEE pTsr'rp1try 70 those WHO we're
present 10 s.gE uEeGtionE, art q
ng2uLDer 81 Interesting -dstafIs were
br0ZgtE; gtft- Est1s TeyJs4aseiT esrppt.s~
Esges1 1te spirit 81 weffare and
charity WORK undertaken without re-
CART % at4s crssd Of sfe Beedr. s5er
Icss5 a5s ezyressed Il rfIe vorfs,
'I<sseisf. ws JfasS Lfsfs ROAD put aEas+
WHY rcr 60 al tns gpor We ean.~