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Summit.

Mrs. S. W. Burdine is at the
home of John Wolheber this
week.
A IL ID baby arrived at the
home of John Wolhelher in Ma.
'zeppa, Tuesday. July 5.
A. little daughter was born
July 6th,, to Mr. and
Mrs Frank Lefingweli. awa
A7daughter was born Wednes.
day.. July 9TH to Mr. and Mrs
Ray Pugh of Mazeppa.
Mr.. John Cofitt entertained
the Methodist aid this week.
A fourth of July dance was
held at the Art. Reynolds home
Monday night. II
: Mr. and Mrs Krause of Water.
visited at the John Wohle-
Der home Tuesday
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Union Services at Methodist Church

Sunday, July l8th.
From July 18th to August 18th
the Congregational and Methodist
churches of Milbank hold union SER
vices. Rev. w. J. Calfee pastor of
the Metho list church in charge as
pastor and preacher. All services
held in the Methodist church ex.
cept Sunday school, each church
conducting its own Sunday school
at the usual hour. Rev. Carl P.
Bast pastor of the Congregational
church has been in charge for the
last month, June 18th to July 18th.
Subject of sermon, The Un-
changeable Christ" 1900 q. m.
Subject Of sermon. Christian
Essentials" 500 p. m.
Good music at all services.
A cordial invitation to the gener-
al public to attend.
VIM. John Calfee,
Pastor.
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Twin Brooks.

Walter Hawkinson left Twir
brooks this week to return to his
Minnesota home after q few days
spent with his relatives here.
Miss Rose Busta was in town on
business Monday.
Zillah Ellington is at present en-
joyin9 . visit from her cousins.
Mr.. Clifford Fabel has been sick q
few days this week.
Mr.. Fred Kruger returned Sunday
from the twin cities.
Evelyn Lindquist has been on the
sick list the past week, but is getting
,wdn again.
8 Mr.. Cook and family. accompanied
by the Olson's autoed to the lake to
spend Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. FL. Schmidt and
sons made . trip to Milbank Satur.
day.
Mrs. George Wright accompanied
Mrs. Wright to her home in Webster
Saturday.
Twin Brooxs played at South Shore
Sunday with q score. of 2 to 0 in favor
Twin Brooks.
Mrs. VIM. Weber returned to Wa
tertown on Friday.
Kyrk and Berton Stevens made a
trip to: Milbank to consult the doctor
in regard to y swelling on Kinks
face. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steward and their
guests, Mrs. Bichler and Mrs. Lutz,
took in the movies Tuesday night.
Mrs. Harvey Fenner visited the
julius Fenner family in Milbank this
week.
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June u July 81
Notice Of Hearing Petition Upon
Application for CONVEYANCE.

state Of south ut Dakota, ss.
In equity Cont OF Said County
In the matter OF the estate of John M. Ehrle, sr.,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given to the heirs at law of
j ohu NJ. Ernie, ST., deceaseo. and to all others
interested In said application.
That Frederick N. Crowley. OF Corona, South
Dakota, has filed In the county court OF Grant
county, State OF South Dakota her petition ask-
ing that the administrator Of the estate Of John
NJ. Ehrle. sr,. deceased, make u CONVEYANCE of
the real property under said decedents contract.
by which he had agreed To convey the real prop
erty to the applicant who claims to he entitled
to such conveyance from said administrator,
tn whom the applicant has paid or has offered
to pay the full purchase price OF said real prop
erty. being described ae lot thirteen (l3) OF
block nine 60, Of the village of Corona, Roberts
county. South Dakota, as shown by the duly
recorded plat thereof In the ONCE Of thu register
OF deeds 4 said county and state. and that said
| petition has been set for hearing At the regular
term of said court, to be held at Milhank, South
Dakota, In the court house In said county, at
the office OF the county judge aforesaid. on the
second day of August, 182V, at the hour of two
O'Clock p. m, Of said day.
This ntoice to be published once each week
for four successive weeke before euch hearing
In the Herald. Advance, 1T Mllbank, South Da-
kots.
Dated this twenty-third day OF June. 1920.
By the court.
s.. s. LOCKHART, County Judge.
Attest Earl Liggett by j. w. Liggett, Deputy,
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Nine Admitted TO Citizenship

Nine Of the fifteen applicants fol
citizenship papers we're admitted al
the July term of the circuit court
which was held Monday and Tues.
day of this week. The other six
we're continued until the next term
of court in January, when they will
be given the final opportunity to
pass the examination.
Most of the applicants we're at
the January term this year, but
failed to pass the examination be-
cause of insufficient knowledge OF
the U. S. government. Since that
time the evening school has been in
session and all who were to be ex.
amined for papers attended. Nj.
Greeley state naturalization officer
expressed great satisfaction with
the showing that the candidates
made at this examination and de-
clared that the school was to be
given the entire credit for it. The
school was started by Miss johnson
county superintendent, Miss Leavitt
assistant superintendent. Rev. Bast
Mr.. Orr and Robert Jones, who act
ed as instructors. Classes in read
ing, writing. elementary history,
civics and government were given.
It is planned to start the school
the last Of September or the first Of
October, with additional classes and
subjects, which will he under the
supervision of the county and city.
The splendid results which were &C.
complished, will undoubtedly tend
to give this future school the entire
support Of the community.
Those who successfully passed the
examination and are now American
citizens are: Erick B. Larson.
Reinhold S. Sandt. Lawrence Keller
Axel NJ. Knutson. John A. johnson,
Joseph Hedman, Nicholas Burr,
William Fowler and John B. Lin
dell. Those whose hearing was
continued and who will appear at
the January term are: Anders /.
Otto r. Deizmann.
Brotzel, Christ Popoff.
Leonard Schaler. and Baltasar
Tuchscherer.
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Mr. and Mrs P p Edeen enter
tanned q number of heir friends
last Sunday afternoon
Mr. G L johnson made a trip
to st Paul last week
Mr. and Mrs Fred Hallberg
and daughters of Montevideo,
have been spending a couple of
weeks at the Aug Hallberg home
Miss Mabel johnson of Troy
took the train last morn
ing for Fargo, N D, for a visit
with the Gust Swanson family
Mr. and Mrs Joe Swanson and
MIR and Mrs Lewis johnson and
daughter Alice are on an auto
trip to points in Minnesota
Mr. and Mrs G A Berg 'return-
ed last week from a couple of
weeks visit with friends in Min.
nesota.
The M G Hedman, O P John
son and Gust Berg famjlie were
pleasantly entertained at the G
F. Aronson home last Sunday.
MI and Mrs Hjaimar Eclov of
Minneapolis are spending a few
days at the Eclov home
MI and Mrs frank Nelson and
children of Minneapolis came up
last Friday for q visit with the
John A johnson family
Mr., and Mrs B e Berg are
spending q few days at Little
Falls with Mrs Berg's sister,
Mrs W johnson
The Luther League meeting
held at the G p Hedman home
last Friday evening was we'll
attended.
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EVANGELICAL Church.

Quarterly meeting beginning
Friday evening at 500 p. m;
Saturday evening 500 p. m.
Quarterly conference business meet
ing Immediately after preaching
service.
1000 a. M, Preaching service
IL 100 q. M, Holy Communion.
1880 a. M, Sunday School.
7:3O Y. p. A..
500 p. M, Preaching service.
Rev. c. W. Zech, p. E. of Aber.
deem, S. D.. will conduct the above
mentioned services.
VIM. Gaines.
Pastor.
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June . July IL
Notice Of Hearing Petition for Let.
ters Of Administration.
State OF South Dak0ta,
County of Grant e1

State OF South Dakots. So.
In County Court within and for said County.
IN the matter Of the estate of Lawrence Jensen
deceased.
the heirs 1t Law of Lawrence Jeneon. deceased.
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
J. G. Jenson has died in the county court OF
Grant county, state of South Dakota, HE petit
ton asktng that he be appointed administrator
Of the estate Of Lawrence Jenson, deceased, and
that said petition has been set for hearing at 4
SD. IN the court house 10 eaie county. on the
10 b day of July. 1921, 1t the hour of two 0'ckf :.
p. m. This notice to be published once / h
week for three successive weeks in the Hsra d..
Advance, Mtibsbk, 5. D., and copies mailed .
provided by law,
Dated June sd, 1870.
s. .. LOCKHART, County Judge.
Attest; Earl Liggett, Ilerk.by j. w. Liggett
Deputy.
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July Juiy l6
Petition for Letters Of Admins
trali0n.
State of South Dakota, l..

State of South Dskota, -
County Of Grant.
In County Court within and for said County.
In the matter Of the Estate Of B. g. Max6sld
deceased.
the state Of South Dakota sends greeting 10
Annie l., Msxneld. Hettie A. johnson, Hazel D..
Maxfeld, Howard G. Msxfeld. Harvey E Max.
field aud Lyele K. Maxfeld. heirs 1T law of B. Il.
Msxfeld deceased.
You and each of you are hereby notified that
Annie l.. Maxfeld has filed In the county court
Of Grant county, state OF South Dakota. her yer
flied petition ssking that she be appoir ted ad.
ninietfatrlx of the estate Of b. e.. MaxHeld,
deceased, and that said petition has been set
for hearing at a regular term of said court to
be held at the county court in the city Of Mil
bank in said county, on the ed day of July.
1890, ut the ho.r Of ten O'Clock q. m.
This notice to he published once each week
for thre. successive weeks in tie Herald-Ad.
vance, Milbsnk, s. D., and copies mailed as pro-
vided by law.
Dated July let. 1870.
SIS LOCKHART. County Judge.
Attest: Earl Liggett. Clerk.
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emanuel Lutheran Church
Sunday July 18th.

Sunday July 18th.
Seventh Sunday after Trinity
This is to be the day of our annual
Mission Festival. There will be no
Sunday School. Forenoon services
at 1890 and afternoon services at
2:30 will be conducted on the
premises of Mr.. Wopshall directly
nosoh and east of the bridge on the
north Milbank road. The pastors
Luebke and Israel will be the
speakers. Should the weather be
unfavorable these services will be
held in our church.
A cordial welcome is extended to
all.
F. Wessler, Pastor.
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July 16 July &c
Notice Of Hearing Petition for
Letters of Administration.

State Of South Dakota,
County of Giant.
In County Court within and for said County.
In the matter of the estate of E.. j. Havens. de-
ceased.
The State of South Dskota sends greeting to
the heirs ut law of OF Z. j. Havens. deceased.
Yon and each of you are hereby notified that
L. Havene, being also Luther HAvens, has filed
in the county e0urt of Grant county. state OF
South Dakota. . petition aeking that he be ap-
pointed admin ietrst0r Of the estate of E. j.
Havene, deceased, and that said petition has
been set for hearing 1t u regular term of said
court to be held 1t Milbank. in the couri house
In said county en- the 18th day OF August, A. D.
1920, at the hour Of ! o'clock p, m.
Dated July IA. 1890.
s.. $. LOCKHARr, County Judge.
tsesll
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Buy q lot in South Side Addition
to MiIbank. S. D. Prices $500 to
$3.50 for SO tt lot. Terms $50
down, SIS per month until paid, no
interest Liberal discount for all
cash
Martens Bros
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8 Lots in Ede's addition to Mil
hank. located on 9Th and 9th streets
finest location in city. Prices
right.
Martens Bros
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Stockholm.

Miss Charlotte Blyck Of Wa
tertown spent the week end with
her friend Miss Judith Hedman.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-07-16

Follow the advice of thousands
of successful students-"Attend
the Sioux Falls Business college.
Sioux Falls. s. Oak
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Corona

OO1 OA0
Mrs. Chas. Schultz went to
Ortonville Saturday to be with
her step mother, Mrs. Loise
Thiele, who is very i'll in the Or
tonville hospital.
Mrs. N. l. Heinzen and daugh
ter Marvelyn were arrivals Sat.
urday evening from Aberdeen,
coming to get their car, which
had been stored in the Rade.
macker garage for the past
month. The ladies took supper
with relatives and Immediately
departed, fearing they would be
caught in another down pour
before getting out Of town.
Graham Jennings with some
friends autoed over from Aber.
deem Saturday evening to spend
a few hours fishing at Hartford
Graham stayed in town just long
enough to say hello and goodbye
to his friends here.
Mrs. Geo. Leib and children
returned Monday morning from
'Owatonna, where they had been
visiting Mrs. Leib's parents.
Mrs. o E Rice after q weeks
visit to her nephew, Chas. Her.
rick and family on the farm
returned to Milbank Thursday.
Bertha Kay came down from
Wilmot Saturday for a few days
visit with her friend, Hazel Brett.
Ike. AL
Mrs. Mary Perkins Of Wilmot
visited with friends here Satur-
day afternoon between trains.
Billy Maher. who had been
spending the 4th with the r. s.
Wiseman family, departed Tues.
day for his home at Athol.
Lucille Bretzke Of Wilmot, Wis.
tied a few days this week with
her mother, Mrs. Brown.
H. Anderson and family, Mrs.
s. Peterson and two children" Of
Wilmot and Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Madison of Bristol were visitors
at the F. Mortcnson home Sat:
urday afternoon, 80
Geo. Leib went to Minneanolis
Friday evening. Carl Maynard
and Carl Mortenson had charge
of the depot during his absence.
Merchant Jensen and wife and
their SON Milton, autued down
from Wilmot Sunday afternoon
and were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs G. G. braves at the Geo.
Soule home. sr
Stewart Cameron andtwo lady
friends were down from Wilmot
Saturday evening.
Alfred Sychr of Milwaukee is
working for ,Rademacker at the
garage.
S E. Loveland was an arrival
Monday evening from Augusta,
Wis, for a few days visit with
Corona friends.
Walter Brown was a Wilmot
business caller Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. r. E. White of Wilmot
and Mrs. Geo. Dean and two
daughters, the Misses Ruth and
Edyth were over Sunday visitors
with relatives and friends. The
two former attended the shower
at the Sample home west Of town
afternoon.
Mrs. John Smith Of Wilmot
visited with her daughter, Mrs.
. Brown Thursday afternoon.
trains.
Mrs. M. A. Wiseman was an
arrival from Aberdeen Friday
for an over Sunday visit at the
home Of her son, 7. S. and fam.
lily.
=. p. Farley transacted bust.
ness in Wllmot Saturday morn
ing.
J. Cleary and G. Coty went to
Saturday evening for
an over Sunday stay.
F. Mortonson and family Sun
at Hartford and Wilmot.
Mrs. Will Peek and son Stew
ert, old residents of Corona, but
now of Seattle. Wash. came over
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FARM WANTED want to
hear from party having farm for
sale. Give price and description.
John w. Wait,
Champaign, Ill.
FOR RENT-15O acres hay land
2 miles south and 2 miles west OF
Twin Brooks. For Information,
address.
H.. A.. Sharf,
Summit, s. D.
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White canvas shoes-all sizes at,
L w Thirsk's
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Horses, Horses, Horses Wanted.
One or two carloads Of your z
heavy work horses. Market prices
paid for the right kind of horses.
w. S. Farnham.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-23

and the end Of great screen stoly-
+ Eugene O'Brien in ellis Wife,
Money" which is scheduled for tho
Globe Theatre Wednesday. See it!
Raymond Stenson spent Sunday
with relatives in town.
Miss Virginia Mclean Of Boston
has been visiting Paul Gilman the
past few days.
MI. and MIS-. Fred d. Gilman have
returned to New Boston, N. H.
Miss Ethel Davis spent Sunday in
Woodsville.
Mrs. George Copp spent Sunday at
her home in East St. Johnsbury, MIS-
Copp is here caring for her mother
Mrs. E. l.. Spencer, who has been
Ill for some time.
Miss lnez Howe will give talk
to the members of the Outlook Club
at their regular meeting on Wednes-
day afternoon at 2.3O O'Clock. The
club will meet at the home of Mrs.
I. II. Underwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther E. Jewett are
home from visit in Boston.
George M. Hogan, Esq, of st. Al
bans was here Monday on legal mat
tors.
w. E Hopkins is back at the ST..
Johnsbuly House desk as night clerk
while r. A. Pierce is taking a short
vacation.
Mrs. Jane Smith of Waterford has
been visiting Mrs. William Parks the
past few days returned to her home
Tuesday,
Pearl Griggs was in Barre Tuesday
on business for the C. II. Goss Co.
Mary E. Pebble is recovering from
an operation for appendicitis at the
st. Johnsbury hospital.
Grace Unity Club will hold its an
nual meeting and election of officers
in the parlors of Grace Methodist
church on Friday evening at 7.30
o'clock.
The many admirers of VIM. S. Hart
will welcome the opportunity to see
him again in one of the strongest
roles he has ever enacted, that Of
The Silent Man, which is showing
today only at the Please U Theatre.
flr. Hart is supported by the usual
strong cast of actors including Robt.
Mchim who will be remembered as
having been seen in the heavy part
in many Of the Aircraft Picture.
This is a real Hart picture which
shows the popular star at his best.
The rest of the program is strong and
well balanced and sure to please
everybody.
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The Evening Caledonian-Reco
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Doctors George f. Cheney and
C. M. Richmond attended the annual
meeting of the Vermont State Dental
association at Burlington last week,
and at the election of officers Dr..
Richmond was chosen a member If
the executive committee.
Editor Wallace Fl. Gilpi. of the
Barton Monitor was visitor to St.
Johnsbury Monday and called on his
daughter, who is cOnvalescing from
her recent operation at Brightlook
hospital.
Benjamin Bennett and w. j. Hol-
loway have resigned their positions
at the Central Fire Station and will
find employment elsewhere. Mr.. Ben
nett has been at the station three
years and Mr.. Holloway has been
there five years and both have render
ed the municipality faithful service.
Miss Lila Douse and Simeon Clark
were married at West Danville Tues
day afternoon at the home of the
brides uncle, Ashley j. Goss. NJ.
and Mrs. Clark will reside in Boston.
Mrs. Martha Smith who has spent
the past few months at the home of
Mrs. Jennie Brown on Spring Street,
has returned to her home at 33 Sum
mer Street.
Miss Edna Day leaves Thursday
for aWyne, Pa, where she will spend
two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Wal
ter S. Mertz.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Laferty Of
Montpelier were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Osier, returning
home Monday.
Fishing peacefully in the Adilon-
dacks! Fighting fercely in the money
markets of New York! The beginning
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to those who so kindly assist
ed US at the death and burial Of our
dear one, also the bearers, for their
services, and hope all those in their
time Of trouble, may have some one
to help them.
Mrs. Claude S. Chamberlain,
Nj. and Mrs. c. Z. Chamberlain,
Miss Olive NJ. Chamberlain,
Miss Beulah A. Chamberlain,
Miss Emma Z. Chamberlain.
Wheelock, VT, March -, 1920. s.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

TO RENT-Modern five-room tene-
ment suitable for family of adults
on Passumpsic st. Garden. Inquire
1921. 231-1w
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40 LET-Furnished front room 10
men. Apply So Main Street. 231-3t*
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FARM WANTED-to hire or lease,
for one or a term of years. Medium
sized farm with stock and tools bv
feaponsible farmer. Will pay cash
rental monthly. Write at once with
full particulars to Advertiser, Gale
CONAN office. 231-236
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-23

Fred A. Walker who has been i'll
the past three weeks is able to be out
again on the city express.
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FOX SALE-One hundred bushels of
potatoes. c. A. Burbank, Walden
Heights, VT. 231-232
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Reserve Officers
 Form Organization

Organization or 0O asooi0tiou oC oG, Ucors iO the Reserve corps oC the CCi,Nd States army ljviN& in the War, reN District was started at a won 0t, tended meetOX held at tbv ', N, C, A NUtldiOE Tuesday niSht, Nt which CaNC R H, Dixon was elected tcNp0rNCy chairman and Major V, W, Marshall temporary SecrC,0vNN
 Tho oOicct of the association k to cOaN)o reserve oCtjccvS 70 RcNN lO touch with military NlalyS and to study with & view t0 their advance, MoNt M tho SeCvjc& Plans Tor the Re, serve CoypS Ny,H now OvjNE MaNNed out by the EeO>y&l stan ~ \Ne army, NN, U (S understood that ocCjcaUS win Oc SjvNO 0R&NceS 9t tho annual trajojNE camps to take examinations Tor pro,No, UoN, lt k not l(EeON that & tr,CmNg cNMp wNO Oo held U0,0 NVN yo@r, 0G ,NoUg a tVW oltcegS may Ne NttachNO
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Kline Ab)eS, Bessie Reyov. N0r,ua
 rite BlereJCn, Mildred Cavy. Irene
 Crowley. Ross OOVnlus. Gerard
 Downs. Philip Dupop. Mabel Ewiuc.
 Hazel Gilman. George SregOV ich. John HonkiO, Helen UoeSch Ernie Johnson, Paul Iaudrum. HD,rl Ian, pbcro Many N0huru. Roy Ct"ySlom. Iydis PjSoJI NacEaret Rice. Nlaric" SprcNic, Geraldine SUU'vap,- Ea,l VwOWey. Eula Underwood. Harold Ne0Eey. Catherine Wins esd. E,pe WiShart, ana Catherine Wood March class; Barrett JeIery, NcrosNy Luso and Donald Culhe~t, GoraJd Downs k president Ci tho cj1s~; 9 vbjtc YoSe ts jbc class JioVov and pun pie and wGjtC are Os coIars.
 At midnipht a, cOwwaAcyWaO, Oisl' boys ot the cleoS wU Sivo g Stox dinner tC somc Cc .0e weberS o' the jUntOg class This is 8 custom oc ,h2 school which was oeiEiNa,ed SN the boys or ;hc May, 'tS, cl&ss.
 On "Wednesday eN'NiVC, June tt, the students a, Jhc hi~p ScAoCl wj0 present "NoUug A'oO~icH," play in three actS, NN tNVG,NeN B0li9'd, Tnis Is g comedy which has hc,'N Vro,NccG cU the professional S,0ge VN0 for which sr> school has Co nay royalties.
 The rjYN school S,Wlv0, Ao,'N ceS SCNpOc} SC'GN hU)1mN Hc,ovs WrO' suited tN ,bv SmUsinS povuNV0'S m 'NcOpN America" NNNoO~N thC 'itlc 2r thc U)0N SSv,0s ;o rgow,sN Nt'C out oC ne oydj02vy, fGC c>Wc,iN vS 'J Uuyv'Gs> itSc}t Is f0r,u AH>WjS(>, OO tbC cau.rvrv. J is rich lC GvhsNt, oljN CohSlStcN' rSycN0'oSs, (cciic. some dja)oSuN aud NNwo~NlSD OOlIUe situations.
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NINs RIGH hoNoRs

Miss Mice 8yeretoG. daUShter ot Slr and Mrs, Maitland Bceretou of Tank hjl. leUlWed this week to be- home ro@ Tucson. where she has been a student at the University Jor the past three years, Miss RrCretor jTsJ 2.&0Usted w,t0 the degree oi B%Ch,jor or Arts and was an houui student SNc was initiated mto the Phi Kappa Phi honor maternity. This honor iS only Can'erteG ,o students tho, have attained the highest recorU
 during the oUjre colloSe course, she also received honorable mention tor her work in arts and journalism, Miss BrovvtoO is a mcrjbNr or lho BiShce hjSh school S'0du9tmG class ana win return tO that institution Js s teacher ip September
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-13
NEwsSlRL HURT

Mary Andrews, tea yea, o)G nCwSjG, Was rlN ONe bv 2 large automobile yesterday &0erOoon a, Johnson ad0;, 'iON wbNC irvine 70 jUN}p OoM ,6e car She was SolhpE extra Reviews aud rode to Johnson addition bO, bumped OtC hc,Nce ;No 00ehmo stop, ped SOe w0S taken Ca the CoppvC Queen bo~pi,al where jt Wv> goON3 tha, her MWiCS were No, serious
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-13
OPFNs CONFECTIoNERY

The Sweets and Flowers Shop will open SS 30 0~sj class confectionery m the Irwin studio bU00iUy on Main street, UNdcc tho management or IT, win and tiyiiaNc, The lee cream par lon will bc modern tbrouyNout To morrow a boQu,t or flowers Will N1 giVCO to every woman who calls and 0 OOwev to eNCvN SepJlo'ONH.