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Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-24
Wednesday Morning, November "A, 1920

designed the interior settings. Tn entire production was maIe under tho personal supervision of Maxwell KaTger, Metro Dir ctor General.
 Constance Talmadge appears at her best in the role of a young wife in her latest Select Picture, "Happi- ness a la Mode" a bright comedy of marriRd life In this, as in all her other Select Pictures she is present ed by Lews J. Selznick
 TlJe plot is unusual It is not a shoddy triangle story of the old type but a brand new, fire sh and whole some drama of youth up against the realities of life. This charming sto. ry Of life which can be seen at the Lyric today will furnish you with many good laughs and will also leave you something to think about Wal ter Edwards directed it.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-24
CARE OF THE TEETH


 Cleanliness and proper care of the mouth and teeth can hardly be over emphasized. TSeir bearing upon health is direct.
 Long ago it was recognized that persons with decayed or missing teeth frequently suffered from dys- Iepsia, natural result of inability to masticate properly, out only in re. cent years has it been realized that decayed teeth give rise to many oth- ier diseased conditions.
 Bacteria are constantly present in the mouth.
 lr the mucus of thk mouth is not removed, it fc-ms a sticky coat up on the surface of the teeth and gums. In this bacteria collect, and pus or matter may also be formed, which. If carried by the blood to other parts of the body, may cause digestive trcu- bles, rheumatism and diseases of heart and kidneys.
 Brushing the teeth by passing the brstles across them is not efficacious They should be brushed not across. but with the cracks, as a good house wife sweeps a floc~-.
 Af1sr brushing the teeth. the mouth should be rinsed by forcing luke warm water about the teeth. using all the force that can be brought to bear by the cheeks, lips and tongue. T1e teeth, including the first teeth of children, should be inspect ed by a competent dentist at least twice year. Periodic cleansing by
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-24
"Tgth Of th13 Tiaer"


 One more noted character of fic- ton has been transferred to the screen. This time it is Maurice Le Blanc's master-crcok e .ation, Ar sene Lupin.. who appear' as the hero of a Paramount-Artcraft picture, Teeth of the Tiger" which is bEing shown at the Eagle theatre today and at the Central theatre Thursday. Interpreting the role of Lupin is Da- vid Powell, q finished actor who is said to be well equipped physically and historically to play the part convincingly. His chief supporting player is Marguerite COurtot, long a favorite with movie fans, and the rest of the cast is of the same high order. According to the story, Ar sene Lupin has abandoned his crim- inal ways and is living as a respect able gentleman in an American sub urb when he is summoned to lend his talents toward discovering. the murderer of an old millionaire inva- lid He succeeds in his task only after several exciting adventures, in to which an atmosphere of mystery and a pleasing love story have besn woven The film was directed by Chester Withey
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-24
Nx UcAsunMe1 m1
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INu. u-IttE APPEAL

Never been on tlse stage before? Gosh, you poor h1 kiddo! Say girls, wo1l have to be nice to her, hey?"
 We thought you was up-stags. But you're all right, I'll tell the world!" And another-"Sure she's al right! 1 knew she was all right when she first come-with her kim ono like it was glued on her!"
 wi. show her how to do her lips that's the stuff Wcwie-but she's got million dollar smile,'
 And so it went Everybody was nice to me and I had no more trou- ble and tears. One girl told me something I'll always remember
 If you want to earn living in this business," she said, you can do it, l don't care what anyone says If you got the looks and the figure and air't afraid to work hard. you can make from $50 to SIPS a week. Cut the Johnnies and the jazz and save your money. I been at this game four {easons-always in the Follies, and I know what I'm talking about. girl don't have to go to the dogs"
 "Always Make Mop>y for the
 Manager"
 was standing in the wings the second night when one of the stars of the show pattpd my shoulder and smiled in the frfendliest way.
 I started this way, too,' she said T determined at the very beginning that l was going to make money for tife manager-get me? That's the whole secret of success. Ee better than the rest. No manager will risk losing you if you know your business and add to the box office receipts remember that You've got the looks. All you have to do now is make up your mind what you want to do-and do it better than anyone else"
 Anyhow-Pm learning things.
 Continued Tomorrow
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-24
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-24
FIDGETY CHILDREN


  re of menta fat Normal children
   lets In other roundabout
 
  When discipline having ing school disciplinary desirable activities ate on the thing at hand but under the they the ability of their activities The yidence of fatigue prevented short followed by short periods hsk should be gradually engNned velopment of the child and ade emcredi difficult
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-24
CONTENTED?

THINK of
  do a 
 
  worried his lack  and nothing according teabe  we'll
 
 
 
 
  but he is also provided for Florida a dell oonside freedom How warden the United Stages prisoners like the place well that them voluntarily?
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-24
S UlT7clRe 9aTT5I8]1

a dentist, and Iarly attention to small cavities, may prevent serious ill health and impairment Of the body, as well as the acute suffering gener- ally accompanying treatment of ad- vanced dental defects.
 Astigmatism
 O. Do you believe spinal adjust ments will cure astigmatism?
 A. I do not. Ii your eyes trouble you, be sure tos consult a qualified physician eye specialist, and have him give you thorough examination to find out just what is wrong. In astismatism the wearing Of suitably ground glasses prescribed by such a physician will give prompt relief.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-24
CHILLY FOR CHICKENS
Iften changes the result.

't'HE last precinct to report he
 Ahd even then weeks later will chilly oh prematurely matched
 dispatches told Daeu rural ballots this pohea oy this radical organization
 Now which uo indicate som'thing where the leagu w 0i ue legislature by slight margin referendum ie@sue institution but these
 Tn Minnesota tht doubd
 " e primary and likewise the candidate two
 ~ spcesSu rlVaE however carried 'o larger was que informal
 the o" h he activities Of it's first United Dr
 Oakota He will be what s"e Heepie say Is the worlds body
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-24
THE SURVIVORS TALE

o not strange that the hero of novel killed And Is it not strange that you Gentle eader should be the Trson all at this instant reading
 sul perhaps that amidst all ana women world marriages that they did-to bring ence!
 father u d Jt what would have happened De edhg  somehow or other has all led CT other ancestors that the sea and made place good was that the ship survived teHs poNldenta n that Ted to place and tbinkpa of too ~ s' Dsad men tell tales
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-24
MRS. BREWSTER DIES

MODESTO. Calif., Nov. 2S.-Mrs Margaret Cable Brewster. widely known magazine writer, died here to- day. She was born in New Orleans in 1877.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-24
THIEVES GET SIS. GOO

LOS ANGELES. Nov 23.-The theft of diamonds and furs valued at $15,000 and $500 in cash from her apartments in a hotel here was re ported to the police today by Mrs. C.. H Ekstromer.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-24
NEW YALE CAPTAIN

NEW HAVEN Conn, Nov. B. Malcolmb P. Aldrich, of Fall River. Mass, tonight was elected captain of the Yale football team for 1921. Nor ris B. Gaddes of Washington, D. C.. was elected manager
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-24

The famous Ferris wheel of Paris is to be torn down and it's steel will be used for reconstruction in the deyastabed areas Of France
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-24
RUNNING WATER

ttoNl Italy comes the to the States
 mere were tales of
 were true but there are disadvantages " SH many mad forgot in the
 uFse ulsadVahages weighed heavier lack o running water All fountain near the center of each village entra ~
 O doesn strongly to the who Ill nelghbcrhoods they the bank of stream Very from uce as Is the practice nearly in
 whatever Is the fact 1t women are urging ttr husbands back to this country mn ner country m the wcrd as in United ~ " ~
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-24

The barbers all voted for daylight shaving
 First came the scattering returns the sbaternp returns Back to normalcyl Sylvia Pankhurs arrested
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09

New York one os tho Wood na4.-
ayers. ara Jakr Ratler @. Missouri
TAo activities ia heaaif ci the e@a
ciascy of Governor lsosdcu in MAS
soar wote frs. taken 10 by the 'e'f
81 committee a. eas also s;zef
thar certain Faases 81 AiscrneY ti'sa.
erss g'agmers Fre-canNentqn aei4ssi'
scs Wal ~ inveS,arAiea TIE sfs
sio1s hsre are expected % last @a'Y
swo az iAs5 d1ys
Asasea osssce Power, Charge.
M-4l4AM SrHsiFp1g Ghlcas0 aa@~
ser. cres utad uaass af aocum ert4rT
1Fi6enss Vhch 10 sa1 would prove
Isas AuorneF Genera A. M.ir el
Ft'mer had aAascd ihe pcwe- % ais
cisaee ia order go iafuence deleeetes
sa ihD democrats national canFea-
uou
uocos eSn cniLo7 cmf cn emf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09
GOOD BOOKS MAKE
GOOD CITIZENS



The stability Of country depencs
On the intelligence Of iis people IN
the education az oar people libraries
are essential
More interest is being shown hS
oar friends and patrons all the time
several gtfss of sets al cooks aad
fiction have been sent in lately,
Fsnccsally do iwe wssh to thank
M. Koetch Tor a book drill used IN
the reAlading q books
The following new books have lust
been places on our shelves.
Misoe!ianeous- Dictionary Webs
ters: Frederick. J, G.. Mcaern Sales
manshsp: Searies, W n, Field En-
gineerirx: Naccovern, W NJ. Modern
Japan, IT'S military, political and In
aasirial organization. D'AnnunEio
poems. Kslmer. joyce. poems; Drink
water. Abraham Lincoln: nr I'd ar
A heap O Livin; Rn>kin. King q
Henry James. Mary Eliza elA. NJ
Candy Secrets: A hcos of Salaus
Care az Rabbits: conklins. Hills-
Poems of a Little Girl. kingsleA
Roses ard Rose Growing, lnmaa 5
G.. Intervention In Mexico
Fiction Abbot. Jane Happy
House: Williams. Ben Ames, The
Great Accident: Adams. s r.. wan;
Cd. Husband. DAanaaEio. GAsslei-
Tales Of Ny Native Town; Roe, Yin
ste, Thsron ot Lost Valley. Bashei
lor, A Man for the Ages; Rchwo~' :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09
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Use "Tiz" for aching, burning
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Goodbye, sore feet, burning feet, swol.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09


Grace s. Red and Black: haesten'
s Prudence of the PersonAge, Iohh.
Life az the Party, Rack. BeFia'
Sweethearts Unmet; Lincoln, Poru-
gee: Mamnys White Folk. Hiicaans'
Mrs Maren
Jnvensle-Glrl patrio, series ey Z.
b ara A. A. Hipps Is 0ooksi. Pat
ridge, E. n. joyful start siors of In
dian girlhoodl, Davis. J. w, Planoc-
chion Under the sea. Barfini- L. '.l''
tie Lead Soldier. Bargese. brosseF
the Hound TAppan, Eva ~. Herr
Stories OF France. Claiming Aad Ian
sing. Story of Great Lakes, valley
of the Giants. Spasding. TIC Sugar
Carnu.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09
Old Sores, Ulcers
/ and Eczema Vanish
Cess. old. Reliable Peterscn's oin;-
rrens a Fapcrase Remedy.

1l~ls AfIs FEFNalAE NeNf = ~fFf~
men; Faeerise Remedy
"gsan $50 nacgrs en my IaEs- Borhnrs
wansod a. cur ~ lee Peiersou's Cant :
nsns eanea nie -- Mmi J NscHois
sa2 Waldc- Sireet. Rochcs er. \ }
Ger a iarge Anx for onag 50 ea-'s
st Anw arareass. $ags Peterson 81 BAt-
faro and naaE gy back ~ u ssni ne
Aast ven ept~ nstd Always keet
PstersanS Ointment .n be hon>e
Fine .e~ aurns scAas bruises, SIR
harn- o,aaging and are suresi remedy
s0g Mnhars- eczema ald giles 9ae wasl
has ever known
~Peterson's = Ointment Is she hssi icr
bleeding and itching qi.es I naVe eret
tauna Masor Charles r Mhsa"s,
VINEYARD Have1, Mass.
~Fa erSons Olnsmenf hiss gwen
-reaf satisfaction foT SaA Rheau. --
! Weiss. Cuylervsl3e, y Y
All druggists se4 M. recommend a.
Man araers fHlea hy PeieTson ont-
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09

"If WAS SIMPLY heartvnsisrS They
were entertaining a parry a. friends
wstt cmiga lnara seanre. The can-
frsal had ius, ASSUMED thezn IN Tie most
uaini>iakslle snanner thar they need
fear ~ lA. when = noise was heard in
ihs tsseinen'. and they cos 2 feeiing
glimpse ~ three rahhers making ~
with ,he laSs az their iicHor They
nct olly Suffered the material loss, hut
shea ami there they parted forever
vita thelr faith in oulia boards -
Kansas city STAR.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09
EDUCATIONAL
NOON MEETING
By FRANCS Il. Sgssoy
Vice President Guaranty Trust
Company oi NeM York

Now that the menace al war is past
we lace the new menace al pearc
From The ideahsrn and the sacrifice q
consecra,ed and united esors 10 see q
worldwide reaction TO stifshness,
greed, sectional and class interest
Practically every major element oi orr
body poii;sc IS rnihtzn, as class Ezch
Is seeking 70 pro;er; ard promote rs
class interest," IN some n1anae-. throueh
some form of organizataon, hy props
gsnda threat az safuerct
In view oi this threading an
rapidly growing movement, n &
thought quite naturally Is suggesiss
that business ler al the Irstei States
also should organrzt and u0-or6inste
ther COMMON trttrests-not. howtre-,
Tor selfish reasons hu, sru-u the hrrzd
viewpoint OF ihe soonurn5c welfare oi
the c0uutTy. and directly O. indirec-ls
OF al classes
As the basis srr the FIRST planl4 al
. platform Tor the business rtn 0i
America LEI Is colsi6cr shzi the g.ad-
iug p-izciple al cur part . Ire Wcyld
War was ts7e desrrvrcinnn 81 areor-fCs
ard that the principle czrrIss wik Il
larger signitrance thsn the mere de-
thr0rizg CT sr5rrs 50. today we
shoSsd 10 more szd1-e s-siocrzcs &
Washsngtoz. S0r Instance. thzn In Be-
lin. 10 mere IN labor r0uncfls Ear
in capitalists circles no mo-c z-zfpn z
farmers than sracug bankers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09

For kiGnev ara bladder tncrhle
gravel. WEAK ard laruc back rAcama
tssr and irregular iieS az the kidnevs
and Agadacr. Regulates bladder trou-
hes in caiiAren II not ia by drag
gssts- mail s12s. Small sc'tle often
cure. SAn6 fer swnrn tensir>onials
DT F. W Hail ssss Olive St. St
leais
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09

ognsticn 0f the TART that wr cannot ex-
peel American dollars to seek invest
-ncns abroad uriess they arr accorded
the proicrtScn oi the American flag
ard TIE cooperation OF the United
States Government A poiicv OF eco-
-crlir and financial Imperialism or
The part OF TIE United States Govern
r1frt OF course, shouid not be fole--
atsd. FOR ssirh policy would newt
ably lead to political imperialism But
the Governments moral support
sAori6 be granted freely 10 our clth-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09

Auiho75iies state thst The camTtl
Fnebm3la fv possesses aeNee1 s.eas
ara $1,000 litle ewes when viewed as-
ser good migroscoqe, altAo2sh 10
tsc naked eve Cd 4pea1s Go haFe on,y
tRo They are SIX sided, and lss-
tened together Lac the cells n 2
h0nlycoI8
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09
TO BUILD FIRE UNDER
PALMER IN PROBE

Chicago. Jniy s.--A dosxn witness
IS we're present fcr 1Ae zs0peaias
@. fhe Investigation q tae senate
committee on presidential cAmna.s 81
expenditures Scatter Ke-s0n, chair
man. wils preside Among t&rse
ready 10 testify are harry tAaro.u
johnson a Atlanta. william loe8 IS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09

gems legitirlstely engaged n develop
sng the resources and industries OF
other rorntrses- Il will not be neces-
sary TO continue our military opera
Mons abroad. but our Govrnnent car
continue IT'S moral and economic fight
for worldwide peace, even alter the
ABORTION of the FINAL peace terms.
In facing the European situation,
lei cur platform SEEK 10 make clear
10 Europe that America is glad and
viking TO lend hand In helping En-
rope rehzbilitste itself. but insists thai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09

As > second plank 8st ms advo-a :
q lust reswrn. tzsr treatment. and ..
proper r0sce I'm determining lhe wcrS
ing and lirtng cDn6Ssi0ns Scr labor Bus
We shon7d also demand as MUCH iO-
isho-. ard drive horne 10 labor ihc
sart that II cannot expect these re-
SALTS r-iess ). stimulates prodnrtsou
and gives a S2i- dzys work Tor d fair
days wage. than lzb0- ra-no- prosrer
Al the expense cf she majority q ozr
people. thai i csn1so; prosper raltss
4 puts iis shoulder 10 The nhesa and
fs1ps every other class 20 prcsnr-.
that iabo- will trIng hsriships CO it,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09

A great concrete oil main in Nn.
posed across the English Ca~nnea 81
llsnye. which il Is hoped will sa'tsfs
the demands .. Paris wiiAoai hurlea.
ing the usual transportation faculties
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09

Australian abo-igiucs tie iae bands
a fheir deaa Sc that taey may not
work their way Cal q he grave
The SoH1a African tree SNAKE iana'
regarded As harmless has aeen fouIl
tc possess q a.ghly active veaoI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09

i-sg efficient se-vTre--az6 as soon as
possible. Thr railroads rurst be al
lowrd 10 earn enough 70 provide u.
70 oouip themselves efIsce1ily. and in
expand their facilities
The rlHtf0urn 81 American business
usen should advocate Government rec
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09
IMPROVED ROADS AID FARMER
MAKE n Possible &c rreoscs Vegetables
zuS Fruits tor earning arc
CITY Markets

Riot agricultural land limited n
cereal eroifs aa un.uqrsred roads may
Do maae ta S3ed 8 mHrA higher re-
turn where Win an lz8rovc1 read il
Is practicable to rre3pce vegetables
ana frnfs for esunerles 2ud ciiy mar
kels
Twenty vears aea Mrs Joha aos
81 sidney. iowa losi 8 ecia rine i'
recently RAs toun6 ay worsue0 re-
building 8 walk nesv t1e Aalse IS
lrlghi as * was when i was LOST
Absence az huras o- AAeraeeTa-
Anrns Aad Galloway cattle IS dse
er-irely 10 selecfive hreedirE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09

Leader clAssisea Ais o~ Results
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-06-23
Mt. Desert Ferry.

Miss Smith OF Sullivan was the
weekend guest of Hilda Johnston.
Max Moon Is home from Pittsfield.
where be has been attending school.
Leslie Harrandon and wife OF Au-
burn are at Carrie Coiby's for few
days.
Mrs. Bertha Trundy of West Surry
recently visited her sister. Mrs. Laura
Colby.
w. W. Jellison and wife are Wis
iting their daughter. Mrs Elizabeth
Mckay. in Rowland.
Mrs. Margaret Eldridge and daugh-
ter Elizabeth of Rumford spent last
week with her brother, F. l.. Colby.
Mrs. H. c. Dow OF Boston Is occu-
plying the W. II. Moon house for the
summer.
E. p. Dickson has moved into his
new house on Grant street.
The Free Christian conference will
convene at the old church Saturday
and Sunday OF this week.
Miss Louisa p Moon is home for
the summer from Lowell. Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-06-23
West Gonltlslloro.

Mrs. Mary E. Kingsley, who has
pent several weeks in Bar Barbor.
returaed home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Keith and young
son of Bangor are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. (. B. Eddy.
Mrs. Abby H. Taft recently visited
her niece, Mrs. A. P. Havey, in West
Sullivan
Simeon Hammond left Friday for
Rockland TO go with Capt. Foss on
the steamer Pemaquid.
Chester Williams and Miss Minnie
Sargent were weekend guests of
friends in Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson
and Kenneth Anderson OF Dorchester.
Mass, are guests of Mrs. c. S. Love-
Joy.
Irving Rollins, wife and daughter
Winifred were weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Squirting in Goulds-
boro.
West Gouldsboro is proud to boast
Of the fact for such a small village
to have graduated last week Miss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-06-23

The American Red Cross will take
conspicuous part In the great cele-
bration Of the State OF Maine Centen-
NAL to be held in Portland from Mon
day. June q. through Monday. July s.
II viii present to the thousands OF
people from all parts OF this country
who gather IN Portland to honor the
Pine Tree State. an impressive dem
oustration Of the peace-ttme activities
and service OF the Red Cross.
The plans for Red Cross part!cipa-
ton IN the celebration have been ar
ranged by a special committee Of the
New England Division OF the orrani-
cation and have received the hearty
approval OF Fred II. Gabbi. manager
of the official celebration. These
plans include the following features:
An exhibition of the peace time &C
tivifies Of the Red Cross In the Port
land High School building This ex-
hibitson viii be open the entire period
Of the celebration from 10 a. m. to 10
p. m One of the most interesting
features will be the model health cen
u
which will illustrate such a center as
small town. with only one room
available, might establish. with such
other provisions for service as towns
OF larger size and cities might add.
The other exhibits Will present public
health nursing. civilian relief and
home service. Junior membership, first
aid. the new production program, hos
pital service. military relief, disaster
relief and publicity.
The exhibition win be made the
headquarters for the Red Gross mem
bership In attendance at the oeiebra-
ton and a rest and information room
viii be provided.
In connection with the exhibition
Red Cross community programs OF in
teresttng motion pictures, mass sing
ing. music and information will be
given every evening except Sunday
in the handsome auditorium of the
high school. There win be no adnIs-
sion charge either for the exhibition
or the evening programs.
There will also be open air motion
picture programs given on Tuesday
and Saturday evenings. probably a,
city hall. with Il band To lead the sing
ing. and II is possible that there will
be outdoor programs every evening
at various central points in the city
A complete emergency first aid ser
Lice viii be established by the Red