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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-11
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Last Wednesday afternoon Mrs
Frank Hogg entertained the Ladie.
Aid. Quite large crowd was pres.
ent and all report an enpoyable time
Mr.. Allan p. Briggs left the lattel
part Of last week and has resumed
his duties Is civil engineer for the
Santa -Fe railroad.
Mr.. VIII Wilton spent last Sunday
and Monday visiting friends in Wei.
ser.
Mrs. Albert Harrison was hostess
At = most enjoyable party last Satur-
day afternoon. The occasion being a
linen shower for Miss Olive Nc Cor
mick. The home was beautifully dec
GRATED in pink and white with artistic
arrangement of roses and summer
flowers. The guest Of honor received
a splendid collection of beautiful and
useful linen a. well a. several piece.
Of cut glass. At a late hour the
guests departed after extending goodd
wishes to Miss Mccormick and as
sarances Of pleasant time to the hos
tess.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. johnson and
Miss Irene Johnson spent Saturda,
might and Sunday at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. c. C. Gilbert
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and famil,
Of Star the new owners Of the A. c
Johnson farm took possession last
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Sanders left
here last Saturday morning for cald.
kell where they will be for about two
weeks before leaving for Californis
where they will make their future
home. II
Friends Of the graduates from the
high school and College attended the
graduating exercises Of the ciasse.
this week.
Rx. L. ]. Jones, our former pastor
has been visiting friends here and ir
the surrounding country. Mr.. Jone.
returned to his home in Hallway
Oregon on Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. Clemmons made calls
in our neighborhood last Thursda,
Afternoon.
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NOTICE OF TENDENCY AND
PURPOSE OF ACTION

In the District Court Of the
Seventh Judicial District Of the State
OF Idaho, in and for Canyon County.
Harry E. Winner, plaintiff, VS.. A. ".
iailman. as Watermaster having
charge of the Distribution Of the
Waters Of Boise. River. defendant.
Notice is hereby given that Harry
f. Winner has commenced an action.
and that the same is now pending, in
the District Court Of the Seventh Ju-
dicial District Of the State Of Idaho.
IN and for Canyon County; that the
title Of said cause is Harry E. WI
mer, Plaintiff, VS.. A. v. Tsllman a.
Watermaster having charge Of the
Distribution of the Waters Of Boise
River, Defendant" that the purpose
OF said action is to secure decree Of
said court adjudicating and decreeine
TO said plaintiff the right claimed ~
him to the use Of Twenty inches Of
the waters of Boise River diverted AZ
a point on the North side of Boise
River in Section IS, TIP. an, r. I E..
b. M, in Ada County, for use upon
lands owned by plaintiff as follows:
Lot 4, Sec. Is, Twp. 4 N, R. l E., B.
M, containing 1880 acres more or
less, with date of priority claimed
by plaintiff to be May l, 1906; that
the adjudication of water riqhts
sought by plaintiff in said action i
a summary supplemental adjudica-
ton of water rights provided for IN
Section 1886 of the Compiled Stat
utes of Idaho, and said plaintiff by
his complaint accepts as binding up.
on him the findings of fact and con-
clusions of law and decree made and
entered January 10 1906, fixing the
permanent rights in the waters Of
Boise River, in an action in the Dis.
ltrict Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trin OF the State OF Idaho in and for
Canyon County entitled Farmer
Cooperative Ditch Company a cor
porationl plaintiff, VS.. Riverside irri.
CATION District. Limited, cornor-
alton, ct ais, Defendants": that Alter
the time fixed by the Court herein for
the publication Of this notice. once =
week for three weeks, said cause win
be brought on for hearing in open,
court when any party interested NAV
appear and defend against the RIGHT
claimed by plaintiff.
| Dated May 10, 1920,
HARRY E. WINNER.
Hays, Martin. Cameron 4 Hays
attorneys for Plaintiff
Boise, Idaho. $50
w.
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the first publication of this notice, to
the said w. A Leyerly, administrator
of the estate at his residence tive
miles east of Middleton, Canyon
County, Idaho, or at the law office OF:
Cleve Groome, in Caldwell, Canyon
County, Idaho. said place being des-
ignated as the place tor TRANSACTIONS
OF business of said estate in the
County of Canyon, State of Idaho.
w. A. LEYERLY,
Administrators of the estate OF JUL
ia {. Leyerly, deceased.
Cleve Groome attorney for admins
traitor. residence, Caldwell, Idaho
Dated May IL. 1871.
I AISLE
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court OF Canyon
County, Idaho.
In the matter Of the estate Of Julia
c. Leyerly, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the un-
dersigned Administrator Of the es-
tate Of Julia C. Leyerly deceased. to
ing claims against the ,s said deceased
vouchers, within four months after
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Mrs. j. ]. Becker. Of Nampa spent
Wednesday at the c. H. Baker home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Miller. OF
Franklin visited the latters parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Browning. Thus
day evening.
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MIDWAY NEWS

+ MIDWAY NEWS
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Midway was well represented At thu
Junior Farm Bureau festival at Cur
tbs Park last Wednesday. All clul
members were present, many paren
members and many who had no in
terest, only community interest. Al
report q fine time. The Midway Pig
Club won second place in the vel
contest and the canning club wor
third in the song contest. Six boy
of the Pig club won honor badges
successfully passing the physical tes
Of the American Playground Associa.
ton. The boys are Frank Metcalf
John Whitening, Delos McVay, Sey.
mour Lee, Harvey Wolfe and George
Wilkening. The Midway Pig club al
so won second place in the total mum.
Der Of point won. in all contests.
Between fifty and sixty ladies, in.
Guiding the members and severa
guests the P. 7. A. meeting, Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. L. A
Whittle. Mrs. ], X. Dickie and Mrs
E. ]. Payne, Of Boise were present
and gave interesting talks. Mrs
Dickie speaking on "child hygiene
the things accomplished and the many
lines Of work to be taken up unde,
that subject. Mrs. Payne outlined the
aims and purposes Of the Parent.
Teachers Association also told Of tn.
different departments Of work, an.
mentioned q few of the many grea
things occasionally by the nationa
and state associations. Their talk.
were much enjoyed and very instruc
rive. Miss Mildred Waters gave /
fine vocal solo, with an encore, ant
the girls of the Midway canning clut
sang the song the composed for tn.
junior bureau picnic at Curtis Park
June 2. Among the business trans
acted, 5000 was given toward tn,
playground equipment, recently in
stalled ON the school Fairgrounds
After the business session and pro
gram, ice cream and cake were served
by the hostess assisted by Mesdame.
Walker, Wrner. Budell. Black, Brow
ming, clemments, Dory and Karcher
The next meeting will be July 2, al
the home of Mr.. A. J. Smith in NORTH
Midway.
Roy Bumgarner recently shipped
four registered Poland China pigs t
club members, Rexburg and Eden.
E Stengel, who recently sold hi
farm east of Nampa, has purchased
forty acres in North Midway of ]. H
Cowell Of Nampa, the tract formerl,
belonging to the Robert Noble es
tate. Mr.. Stengel will build fine res.
idence soon. having. already built !,
garage in which they are living unit
the home Is completed.
Miss Lois Baker arrived HON.
Thursday from Minersville, Utah
where she had gone for the summer
being called home by the serious i'll.
ness Of her mother, Mrs. c. H. Baker
She was accompanied by her aunt
Miss Walker of Minersville.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Sutton wer,
dinner guests Sunday of their daugh
ter. Mrs. R. L, Drages. of Nampe.
Roy Bumgarner attended the Short
horn stock show at MON, Oregon. las
week.
Dean Oeder. who has been attend
ing the Idaho Technical Institute a
Pocatello returned home Friday even
Ing.
Catherine Chatter attended 4 Sun
day school class party Friday after
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-11

"Anuric" (anti-uric-acid). This
can Be obtained 1T almost any drua
Store, IN tablet form.
When your kidneys get iluesish
end clog, you suffer from back
ache. iek-headache. dizzy spells,
O. twinges and pains Of lu1nbago,
thsunatim or gout: o. deep q
disturbed two OF three times Q
night, get d.. Pierce's Anuric. Il
WIN put new lie into your hdneys
and your entire system. Ssnd Dr..
Pieree's lnvalidS Hotsl, Buffalo,
N. T., TN esnts for TRIAL paenes.
SAN ERAlsclsoo, CAIu.-T havs
used Dr.. pl0ce's remedies b my
family Tor fifteen years and have
found On every occasion that they
gAve satisfactory results. H1cently
Iwls troubled with my kidnsys and
my beck constantly panied M. I
took three paclages Of Dr.. plerce's
Anuric TAblsts which removed IN
pain md cleared up conditions. I
advise every one to give Dr.. 4leges's
remedies . fnir trial. "-1ERA T.
Eva ~ HKon0on Stroet
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I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL DIS.
TRICT IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF CANYON, STATE
OF IDAHO.

Marion Mcdonald. Plaintiff, VS..
David Mcdonald Defendant, Alias
Summons.
THE STATE OF IDAHO SENDS
GREETING: To David Mcdonald,
the above named defendant:
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! FOR RENT-New five room fur
nished house. Inquire after $50 p. m.
at 1901 Blaine, Mr.. f. H. Ellison. 48tfc
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BOARD AND ROOM Al $1,000 per
week at ll24 Cleveland. Phone 1851.
3l-ttc
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over .eOUo.|
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FOR RENT ~ Furnished light
rooms. Phone Ism.
N-tf-c.
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oH, pEARl NJ RAcKl

Merciful Heavens, how my bac|
hurts in the morningl" It's Il
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FOR SALE-Nine good lots on
Cleveland with nice shade trees, and
three on Albany street, opposite the
court house Good terms, or will trade
for stock in the Hottie Mine. G: G:
Baker. jo-ti
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FOR SALE-Seven room house,
close to high school on Everett street
Terms. w. R Sebree. 43-tf
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FOR RENT-Furnished house, 8l7
Logan St. near Sanitarium. 48-Aoc
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Mems. women's and children's plain
sewing, altering and repairing done.
lois Albany ST., Apartment 8. 4849c
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: FOR SALE-Cne Quick Meal coal
range used only short time. white
enamel front. Mrs. Walter Sebree,
Phone 4o4. 43-tf
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WANTED

e WANTED-To put up hay on
shares, nothing under twenty acres
considered. Inquire Tribune. 49-5Op
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WANTED Chambermaid At Sar-
atoga Hotel. 4stfc
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I FOR SALE-Five passenger Ford
in first class condition. J. H. Low
ell. 100 Dearborn st. 4Q-c
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FOR SALE-Overland, model IS
b, just overhauled and painted. Adj
dress K D. Sebree. Notus, Ida. 49ttc
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FOR QUICK SALE-4O acres, IA
miles from Wilder, $loUO $1UuU cash,
VOW long tune. Address Owner, Box
6A Caldwell. 33tf-c
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F. $. KoDGERs, OPT, B. 0.

Retroactive
and muscular err
rors OF the eye.
Glasses fitted
with a care and
skill that make
them meet your
requirements ex-
actly.
Ohio
1914 NORTH
CENTRAL AVE.
Dallas,
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gregation raised over six thousand
dollars at the close of the rally
last Sunday night. The ushers club
alone raise over six hundred dol
lars.
The Odd Fellows and Households
Of Ruth will have their annual ser
mon the second Lords day in May.
which is the 9th day OF the month.
Hon. H. G. Goree was in Dallas,
last Friday night upon his annual
visit to the Odd Fellows Of the
city.
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oARNATfoN CHARITY CLUB.
Meets with Mrs. H. Lemon, zoos
San Jacinto St., Friday, April
9th.

Christ's greatest mission on earth
was the mission of love for he
went about doing good to the needy
Love is deeper than the deepest and
as high as Heaven itself said Rev.
McIlveen after being introduced to
the Carnation Charity club by the
president, Mrs. H. Lemon, who made
the introduction with very fitting
remarks. 1t was the first monthly
meeting and there were sixteen mem
bers present each member quoted a
passage of Scripture and then paid
monthly adues. The amount col
lected was five dollars and fifteen
cents. A donation of $3.50 was
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CARD OF THANKS

To the many kind and loving
friends of my dear mother. Mrs.
Eula Taylor, who departed this life
April S, 1929, and was laid TO rest
April 10th. take pleasure in thank
ing one and all for their kindness
during the illness and death and
your kindness shall never be for
gotten by us.
Marie Loggin, Daughter.
Rhoda Titles. Mother
Macon Titles, Brother.
Simon Johnson, Brother.
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INVITATION.

The class of 1920 and teacher.
Mrs. (Dr.) M. P. Penn of Eagle
Ford school, cordially invites you
to attend their closing exercises
Wednesday evening, April 81, at
Eagle Ford, Texas. Program begins
promptly at 8 p m. Admission.
10c. Free dinner at IL O'Clock.
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MRS. HAMILTON DIES.

Mrs. Lucinda Hamilton, aged so
years died at her home. 1851 Jul
lett street, April IL after linger-
ing illness.
She is survived by sister, Mrs.
d. Rowen and other relatives. Fun
eral services were held at Evening
Chapel G M. e. church, Wednesday
evening at o'clock Rev. ]. R.
Starks performing the ceremony.
Enterment were made at Woodland
cemetery.
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AT Big OIden Time
REVEALS
Evening Chapel {. M. E.
Church
BOIL AND JULIETTE STS.,

BOIL AND JULIETTE STS.,
REV. JAMES R. SHARKS, Pastor
Commencing Wednesday, April 2lst
500 p. M, and will continue until
Sunday, May 3rd. All pastors with
their congregations are invited to
attend the opening services, and
hear this one, the greatest revivalist
Of the age. The man with burn
ing message Of salvation. So great
has been the demand to hear Black
Billy until thousands Of both races
have been turned away. BLACK
BILLY will preach his opening SER
mon Wednesday night on Gods
Call to Dallas, and he will conduct
noon-hour Bible conferences daily
from IL to | p. m. Let the saints
come up TO the help of the Lord.
BRING YOUR BIBLES {
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Don't fail to hear Mrs. T H.
Miles, Munger Avenue Baptist
Church, Tuesday evening, April 20.
Big song contest between her STU
dents. Don't fail to hear them.
Prize to the best singer.
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Don't fail to hear Mrs. T H.
Miles, Munger Avenue Baptist
Church, Tuesday evening, April 20.
Big song contest between her stu
dents Don't fail to hear them.
Prize to the best singer.
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made for a needy cause after the
business session an ice course was
served.
MRS. P. M. RIDGE, Reporter.
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CHURCH AND LODGE

The revival going on at Mt. Rose,
Rev, Johnson's church is meeting
with much success with Rev. Ladelle
in the pulpit, the house has been
crowded to its utmost capacity.
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The Isis, the lady branch of the
Shrine are preparing to entertain
the Shriners and their ladies with
a big time in the near future.
Grand High Priest Edwards Of
the jurisdiction of Texas, VINO now
resides at Cleburne, contemplates
making Dallas his future home.
The Evening Chapel g. M. q.
Epworth League will discuss the
merits of Woman's leadership to-
morrow evening.
Rev. Harper and st. Johns Con-
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the many kind
hearted friends who so earnestly as
sisted us in the long illnesss and
death of our dear one, Mr.. Sam Will
liams, who departed this life April
5, 1920. We especially appreciate
the beautiful fiorai offerings from
Troy Laundry. Queen Thelma Court
No. /, and Pearlie Rose Tabernacle.
Let me also thank the pastor, men,
bers and friends of st. James church
for their loyalty; and in your sad
ness may you find as truer friends
as you have been to us in our dark
est and sad hours.
Mrs. Mainerva Williams, Wife.
Mrs. Lizzie Malone. Daughter.
Mr.. Louis Williams, Son.
Oklahoma, City.
Mrs. Amanda Jones, Neice.
Sherman, Texas,
Mr.. H. NJ. Malone, Son-in-Law.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-02
GREEKS TAKE TOWN
FROM TURK FORCES
Fifty-four Heavy Guns and 1900
Prisoners Captured in
New Advance

Paris, July 2-(Ey A. P.)-The
Greek army, which late last week halted
its offensive against the Turkish Ma
tionalists in Asia Minor, while the posi-
tions it had taken in the drive from
Smyrna were being consolidated, re
sumed its advance on Wednesday and
captured the town of Balikesri. The
Greeks took fifty four heavy field guns,
twenty quick firers and 1900 prisoners.
Balikesri is 100 rifles northwest OF
Smyrna and about fifty miles south OF
Panderma, on the sea OF Marmora. The
landing OF Greek force at Panderma,
which was intended to operate south
ward in conjunction with the north =
ward push of the Greeks from Smyrna,
was reported unoflicially on June 2S.
The capture of Balikesri marks an ad :
vance Of some thirty miles by the Greeks
from the line in the region of Sama
which they had reported their troops
were consolidating.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-02
BEST OF SCHOOLS,
Plan OF SPROUL
Governor Tells of Aim at Cen.
tennial Of Pennsylvania Insti-
tuition for the Deaf
MAYOR ALSO A SPEAKER

Governor Sproul and Mayor Moore
wsfe present, with former Governor
Stuart, st the afternoon session of the
celebration OF the centennial of the
pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf.
at Mt. Airy, and both paid tributes to
the venerable institution.
\ ~Since have been Governor, said
Governor Sproul, "the problems of pub
lie education have been constantly with
me. ! have been anxious to establish
a high educational standard in our
schools, with adequate salaries for our
teachers. predict that system will
be worked out whereby the schools OF
Pennsylvania will be put on plane
with those OF the most advanced states
in the Union.''
AR. Montgomery. president of the
institution, introduced Mayor Moore as
Governor Moore
mot yet laughed the Mayor. The
Mayor paid warm tribute to the
school, third of it's kind. he said. in the
United States. He also Complimentcd
Governor Sproul. whom he spoke of as
"almost President
He praised also the teachers who have
devoted their lives to the education OF
the deaf and dumb. although this Is a
dancing age. baseball age. u movie
age, an automobile and profiteering age.
yet there are those who will give their
whole hearted support to work like
this; who Will devote their lives TO it,
though they might better themselves il
they went elsewhere.
Mr.. Montgomery was the chairman
Of the meeting. Other prominent men
who took part were John +. Lewis
and the Rev. james A. Montgomery.
the latter the great great grandson OF
the, famous Bishop White, who was the
q riounder of the Mt. Airy Institution.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-02
LIQUOR OWNER RELEASED
Federal Agents lIberate Man Cap
tured With $1,000 TruckIoad

Special Dispatch to Evenim0 Public Ledger
Atlantic City, July Enforcement
agents, acting under instructions from
]. o. Crossman. prohibition enforce
ment officer for the Philadelphia dis
trict, today released under $4,000
bond a motortruck in which whisky
valued ut SIT, 900 was seized Mt English
Creek on Saturday last, en- route to
Atlantic City.
Morris Kamerer, driver Of the big
van with the moist contents, asserted
in the bond that he is a resident of
Wilkes Barre. and that both the truck
and the whisky in transit were his
personal property.
Kamerer asserted. also, that the
whisky was to have been delivered to a
resident of Atlantic City, who had con.
tracted to meet him on the Pleasant.
vile boulevard between PeasantyilIe
and Chelsea, take charge Of the whisky
and indicate where il was to be de-
livcred. lie said he did not know the
mans name. The liquor was removed
to a storage house.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-02
COUNCIL VACATION
DUE ABOUT AUGUST |
WegIein Vetoes Plans for Earlier
Adjournment Of City
Legislators

It doesn't look as though the city
councilmen are going TO get a vacation
until August 1, If the sentiment of
Richard Weglein, president, expressed
today at meeting of tho. public works
committee, is shared in by his asso-
ciates.
In the course of an otherwise dull
session discussion arose among the
members of the public works committee
over plans for an adjournment OF Coun-
Gil for the summer recess.
Councilman George Council, G-mmit-
tee chairman. said he had heard ad-
journment was to occur July IS.
who has agreed to that" asked
Weglein.
Conncll replied he had gotten the
information from Francis r. Burch,
chairman of the finance committee. .
"Well, we had better forget that
Weglein answered. 1--WE haven't agreed
on any date.
Afterward he said there were too
many important measures now con
fronting the city's lawmakers, inciud
ing the $4,000. 900 loan bill end the
bill to change the candle power of gas,
to permit of an adjournment before
August 1. The recess would last cbout
q month.