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net Cotton undergarmants, with the
well-kuown and much-likod Philippine
work, are also much ~ evidence
CHEAPER rHAs sfLg,
At the present time handkercbi'f linen
undergarmmts cost less than silk under
gnrlnenta. bnt manufacturers are rIrcady
predicting that II the demand keeps up
The reductions made necetRary ~ move
silk stocks wll have To be tackled on to
Che price Oi fie handkerchief linen gar
mauia.
Just how much clothes mean to the
modern wornan ia oxeinplifiod ia tho un-
nnralleled success which is being scored
bv fheda Bafa ia "fhe Blue Flalue,
DESPITE the fnct that tho critics have
howled down the play, the standing room
anlY sign IS displayed every night and
Thedas clothes II is admitted, are aa
much If drawing card ~ hcr repiit"d
vampiallnAs
One caY scarcely conceive of 1heda
Bsra aa sweet innocent young giTlt
with appoalinR eyes and wistful person
ality, vet that's what the dress worn ~
her IN the first act docs 10 lhcda l'afa
il positively leaves Ieas than onc-hali oi
/ per cent Of thr vampire m the ezotie
personality, which tho screen hes nade
50 familiar t0 tiY
Tho drese worn bv the dc-vamped
fhcdil Hara nj the fret act o 81 ivory
chiffon with 2-nch vide val lace form
iup panel lines on The skirt ard bretellc
an the aholllders
TIC nnderrol,c haa CLUSTERS Of field
flosors forming apron lines which OK
tend from the hmn t0 tlln side oi the
skirt g,r.llc Of pale blue and silver,
and chiffon sasb ends lined with SILVER,
completes the costume
III tho next act fncda la herself
again She rot only wears her VarnplSn-
moss ~ nji ils glory, but al-o black
eatif gown with d colar ri extreme
height rising abnvo the chin and but
toned down fhc lrff side with n row ~
int beads Tho audience feels all thc
thriHIA that the screcu has taught them
to expect from Thcda al Il gazos r tnF
gown with te magnificent loop q ~
beads. the short capo lincd wIth Fekln
blue falling from the sbo'iders,. and
/ she hat nf Jettod horschnlr, WITH
auiot rim of black an'ennr from wfnca
/ hang Io' pendants which Hgglo n
+ complete harmony
/ Blf wait tho vampire even more
/ vamply II 81 gown Fl emerald and g9ih
/ brorad1- ; uayn That hae crented q aitr
IN even hIaee %et YORK. hr larRe
+ .,roe4 e,oerslde vhieh remind one of
i (leopntra and ail the hoartfcsa women
,baf the world nycr had 10 teach men
not to sri7e with the wrong ore, serF"
both ae neoklare and as srlppnrf tor
,l,. ,,r,..,, rLifTor traIu Tho back is
i bsafIeae oaf,fa while II its lower edge
tkoro Il. i sor+iao og told larr THE tg0.
oatgteA .erliane 81 thc front bodice arc
/ bcld II tba rirdle Iino ~ large ca-
l,,cb,n 81 eroeralds fror, which radiate-
+, rr,,l,tstc1 l,ue ~ g.hat =rerns 10 10
,,iilig.,e of e,ncralds ~ effect If which
IS L.rero stat.d Z almost pdrgrribabIe
.,,losg +. IL. 4-,f-,lori rs saw that VIII
HI for / roero bachelor boz Il remark
4 4bio perception af what reai VaUp
faig},, FL lonk liked Correspondence
Baltimore sun
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SALE of STOCK FOR
OPERATIVE STORE
Interest Shown Will Lead to Es-
tablishment OF S10,00
Enterprise
At meeting of tho.e Interested in the

AZ a meeting of those Interested in the
Wilmington Co-opcratiVc Asaafiaton.
held last night in Friends Meeting llause
u was reported that the subscriptions to
the stock uf the proposed Cooperative
store had already passed lie s 0Ue marx !.
which was originally flxed rs the amount
required 10 start the enterprise In yeW
I'll the wide and prompt respnse t. the
pronosed enterprise il has been decided 10
make the initial investment Slgnn1 aud
60 have n membership list of nj leasi }pD
when the project is launched.
The organization IS IN toilaW tht.
"RoclIalci plan Cash invested Is ahare-
holders Will receive Il per cent interest
return, hut no part Of The net profits IT
operation I'hese will bc pro-ratcfl amobg
purchasers ON the haais nf fhc amount
of goods bought lfach member hrs ane
vote. instead of each share having n vote
Prices are moi IN l'c competitive goods
will be sold to non-mnmhcrs as we'll rs
members
There arc. II IS estimated. alrnady 3n01
rn-opcratIvc sdrirticss throughout The
country. end notipual legislation Is heing
sought 10 provide uniform regulation fsr
thcm In France and Russia thes proved
oi immense yallle in nIdlng q sarmtnfHt
war and after-war conditions IN IN.
portani feature II The system Is thr ont
lei afforded to producers
Conservative Development oi - cnicr-
prlee IS sought rather than 4 mushroom
growth, the thnipht helng - seeHte =
mcnlhcr- tllHge who arc Interested rs 4
matter If principle and progress \ irHln.
ca manager il tn be supplied through the
medium ~ the National association al
(n-nnrratINc r,nclciIes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
Comnlex Domestic Bini Guilty.

A mothcI-n-law who lid not like n
foreigner for q eon-m-iaw, an American
grl who liked one rs lover, but could
MOI stand him as husband and the
resultant quarrcis .oTmod the suoicEi
d long hearing III Municipal Court thus
morning. The wife had the husband,
James Chiaycrino. arrested on q non-SuN-
port charge He was ordered TO pay Sl2 2
week and tho ease was continued untll
June 26. Detective Horace McDannol
viii investigate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26

10 present their work in the fall before
the women's clubs of this city IN order
that they may obtain volunteer workers
so that training class for The same may
be formed. Among those that attended
tho luncheon were. Mis- Edith llilssell.
Of the Peoples Settlement Miss Clara
Bu,b. Of IIagley Community House,
Miss T. Y. Lalferty. Of The iiplan Neiph-
borhood House: Miss Abefeombie, ui tho
Campfire Girls of Westminster prcsiN-
terian Church; Miss Merle elmer of the
Italian PRESBYTERIAN Church, Miss Clara
Sonthwickof the Girls Friendly socieiv;
Miss Estella Hillersohn, of the ! " II.
A.. and Miss Alma Tall, of the ! W 6 A.
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UNION CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT.
An Interesting Program TO be Given To-
morrow Evening.

The annual rainy day bag opening and
entertainment will be given at Union NJ.
T.. Church tomorrow evening, for the
benefit of the foreign missions These
takingl part follow: Readings Mrs
David "a. Hay, Miss Ircnc Bosley, Miss
Helen Ward Master Junior Walker;
music and songs. Miss Bessie Johnson.
Miss Jordan, Mrs. Downey, Mrs Ellis,
Miss Catherine Jester, Masters Robert
and Harold Lewis. Charles Bieking, Mrs.
John Cook, Miss Crothers No admlttance
fee will be charged Anyone wishing to
enjoy the entertainment viii be welcome
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Returns From ElnritIn.

Thomas Lewis former Pennsylvania
railroad conductor and former resident #
Wilmington has returned from tlotida
where he spent he winter lie IS en3a5aag
good health De now lives III PhiladeIphia
hli SAYS he Is 50 we'll pleaaei with .llmpe
that he would not object q making i BIS
nernannnt hnlne
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
Kehuku Leaves Harlan's Tomorrow.

The tanker l>ehuku. tho fourth ahp 70
10 launched this year n tie Harlan plant
of the Bethlehem ~hipballdng Corpora
ton. will leave on is ttia trI5 down hc
Delaware Bay tomorrow lhe thltd 7hip
tho Mcddaquct. lrft Last week en is
trial IN Keeping NJ with its.asiHr -
month program. il Is expected thai the
fifth ahip. The Golden star. vii he atmeh-
"a next Saturday II i does talse e he
water IN That dag. i viii &c 4 record n
shltl hmlIdImg for LLn Aard
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Early Rider Gets Into Tr ouhIe

Thomas Butler. colored was arralgned
in Municipal Court today on the charge
!. stealing D bicycle 0Aicer Dutton ar
rested him while he was riding It at
q clock this morning. Tho case was con
.tjnued until Friday The machine Is
"Spccia Reading
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wife ReIents Husband Warned.

Mrs Hilary CoSton appcarcdln Nunitl-
pal Court today W i two cye~ even black
or than the rest of her compivVion But
She sand shc loved lcr husband. and the
charge oi assault; against hm was chs
missed. with 2 warning rot to do y again.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
HONIESFOR SALE

We have p large list nf properties for
s.ie fror, 81 800 ~ 2I5.000 See us be-
4ar, ,a,4 hi3v square deal every tune.
aH write RI phone lnr Information n
.,r9r,ar+4ez listed below We nave nu-
saorana pronertIea listed that re cannot
.dvartiee
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Conos for New Fire ORccrs.

superintendent James + C,raN and his
assistant. David W Gray. ol tho police
and fire alarm telegraph system, are
installing alarm uchcrs in jhc homrS of
the recently elected chief and FIRST and
second assistants If he Erc Department
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
E.nanrlh I.eag ~ Entertainment.

r6o F,.g..-th [.aarle nf the swedish
If Il Church vll rive sketch ard
rn,talcal entertainment at NJ swedish
II Il Church IltI East Eleventh street,
Fridav evening Al s o.elnck N entcrs
atd frel.ds arc invited to attend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
Home for Small
Z amily

n 80 pinh If condition }4o! Reed +
rsoH-. zagser. gas. newly papsrcd and /
painted, 81 400
Franklin -. POO Block rooms, !
bath. g4s. possession June =. $1,000
Lancaster Ave. 1000 Block rooms. /
tath g4- and sewer, n good conditoni !
s2g00
500 block. f. 9th St. S2,20o-A real
bargain : rooms. bath. gas and sewer
Possession.
oak 81 800 Bloek- 600. : rooms. |
bath, porch, hea.. gs and electric, ce-
Geut cellar.
Linden s1. 100 Bloek- Property IN
t-l condition leep lot rooms. ha.b.
Gaz cement cos.ar, trulJ trees n yard
$500
Franklin St 900 Block-> rooms, bath,
heater. cement cellar Now vacant key
II this osi;cc $500
Corner Store and dwelling located
Fourth aud Clayton streets, having
rooms. bath back porch. side entrance,
I3eatcr gas and electric. Every thing
modern. Bargain Or quick sale
ccnasI i 500 Block Slxroous bath
eas sewer. $3.50.
Apartment House IN tl condition
throughout three apartments. each
hsvng 5 rooms. bath. poreh bet water
heat uas and electric, each apartment
/. leased oa a monthly lease. Located
s.u Harrison 81 near Glfpln Ave Prop
aftx can hc seem by appointment only
through tins othce
500 Bloca. +. Nfth ST S6.o00- Brick
md frame hml4ng with stable Lot 32X
l05 feet ~utabic tor garage
200 B)ec6. " Fourth St $500 Nne
+ rooms. bath, beat gas.
tloa BI1sk. hlr&wood II s. 500 S
j rooms, lath, "a, possession
1000 RlocN, jefferson 81 $4,000 ID
large rooms, bath. gas and electric
throughout Good heating Ss,em-
Chestnut St.. 1000 Block, 81. BOO Ill
"A condition SIX r,oms bath lmmc-
i diate possession Make an offer
investment properties. South Council
. st Five rooms. porch, ga Four Of
{ them Possession. 81 400 each
1t-3l-2i Wright IT t}Nc rooms.
+ ii good condition, renting at SIP Pos
session at once. s 3pO each.
/ 200 Block Nest St $500 New
square plan house 6 rooms, bath, pine
/ less heater. gaS ami electric cement cellar,
Immediate possession
| JOHN ]. MONAGHAN
S22ORANI;E STREET
+ Phone 1851
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Miss IInahes Rcsicns.

Miss Edith L. Hughes. WHO i b charCa
oi the war loan division - the Whining
ton posiuf1icc. has resigned Hrr resigns
ton takes effect June l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
Col Jervey's New Post.

CoIoncl ! T. Iervcv today received
formal orders to take station in Baltimore
where nc wjll h, the L. ;. engineer Of the
district II which Delaware - Il part
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
A Sneaklng Likeness.

portrait al William Jennings Bryan
docs not make IL speaking likeness,
No one will recognize it, Norfolk NtF-
gInian-Plloi.
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For Sale

qlo Jefferson ~t GER "a p 8uc ataAeh.
GOT NJ 9th 81 >r +, Il.
1000 Block. Jefferson 81. llr. e. -,od
home ~S
At Rosele. q r Il. r 'ut 1tNtp7h
300 Block. Nj >th st hU>inc rnfett t.
$40 Block. NJ 9th 81, r, h. n
NJ 10Th >t Sr N, p
W 9Th >t, 1860 B.oVA, cheap h1Me, Y
RI b.
600 NJ. 9Th ST SIT II. D.
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Every Evenings classified advertise
rnentg bring results Proved by the satls-
faction IT MANY and Will be tn vou-Adv.
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- ~
FOR SALE

n T. CCE. fiFrH AND MADISON ITS
Possession illy -
Centre ~ market Established AZ tears
Dry good and u,cu furnishings. Ar
stores three apartment -'ll .ar.r 'fr
rorT7uar, u.tfh ..astn af star-s Das.rar..,
gor trv ntisInes. Executor. -fl :. UHBtttt
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FnR AAL.E


Two-Atory som f.dotachrd brick dwelling
lot 2skIG0 feet SEVEN large rooms aud Aath
IN good order Noy"lfv hoafcr cewruf cr'
lar. gaa and eiectrie front and Nsck tait
ways large front porrh side entrance pan
FOR garage Inmrfiia te possession apply fs
toHN W TAiLET A. -D#
~ Eighth and Jefferson Street.
FDR SALE Brick house. jn nrst.etss
nefRhbDrhOod washington Heights str
tion Eight rooms ami haf q. Hrfsc iu nfer
condition Including a0rorUs and aHrinEF
price $40 200. Immediate ppeecssipf. Pl.srs
yTG1 ~
SEVERAL deurabte Droygrtie3 stGres,
apar tnlents ard houses Must bg YOH
~ satt TIE sstate John Forrest fs5 W 81
second strfet
TWO COTTAGES + PrDn Csrov. ou tha
riyer front ppiY af9 rgeraCn .trsef
Phone l551 X.
FDR SAisE-~iD iD-rpom ucBse natn. hcat 81
gas front and hack porch i1rEe racE saFd.
Excellent pcaticu fOT rDomers. Ftrst~ lass
condition. Rents Tor ESQ per month Fps-
session 1T once Apply H lcrTrr fIN sltp.
ley street
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rOH AAfE

FO& SALE
I2Oa LoDdei street.
1905 Lof,deu street.
sIG y. TntrteeutD street.
ar n Thirteenth street.
CHAS. . UUYEK
szs Market street.
BRICK no USE with st9rr nius -rar7r
bath ard laErzt Improvement rrus-
retiring. Apply itfJ Lancaster ayrnHe
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FTlR sArr
FoR SALE

~ ze.tls Az estate lof5 Adau77 rtre~-
b rooms. path. reception ban. Possession
Iune 25 iy2D
The state herald., 1920-12-03
iMPeRlAL REPUBLICANS TO
ADD NEW EQUIPMENT

Several hundred dollars worth OF
new type and other material have al
ready been ordered for the Republi
can office. And this is only the be-
ginning Of what must be done II we
Keep step with the progress and de-
velopment of Imperial and Chase
county. The town is growing and
will continue to grow and the country
districts surrounding Imperial are ad-
vancing in the way of improvements
along all lines, greater perhaps than
ever before. The local newspaper, II
it's what 1t ought to be, should keep
up with the procession in fact it
ought to be one Of the leading factors
in promoting the growth of the town
and vicinity. Therefore we must ex-
pand-spread out-develop-ad to
our present equipment in order to
give our patrons more efficient SER
vice. Watch us grow.-Imperial Re-
publican.
The state herald., 1920-12-03
boecAs SOCIETY ENTERTAINED

The Doroas society OF the presby.
torian church met at the home Of
Mrs. Paul Reimcr. "wednesday after.
noon. with MeHdamcs Rcimer and Il,
/. Johnson 40 hontcsnes.
Twenty ladies wore prcsert to en-.
JOY the meeting, Tho regular form of
meeting wna carried out with Rlblo
readings, prayer aud music. after
which a very pleasant time was On.
ioyad By the ladies'. Rofrcahmontg
were served by the houtenscp
The state herald., 1920-12-03
MRS. GARLAND ENTERrAiNs
BAPTIST CRADLE ROLL

Mira, Garland, sra entertained u
very interesting group. the Cradle
Roll OF the Baptist church. and their
mothers last Thursday afternoon. on
account Of the whooping cough and
other diseases. there was not n very
large alton lance, but those who were
present enjoyed n very sociabic after
noon. Special music was rendered
and Mrs. Gray gave very interest.
Ing talk TO the mothers A Hight
luncheon wu served by the hostess.
The state herald., 1920-12-03
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

Notice is ehreby given that exam
nations OF applicants for certificates
to teach in the schools of Phillips
county, Colorado will be held at the
Court house in Holyoke, Colorado and
the Haxtun Grade school building In
.iIaxtun, Colorado, on Thursday and
Friday, December 1917. 1890 Morn
ing sessions begin at o'clock.
1924 CHAS. Il. PETER,
Co. Supt. of Schools.
The state herald., 1920-12-03
MRS. BERT TAYLOR ENTeRTAlNs

Mrs. Bert Taylor very agreeably en-.
tertained the members OF the Hyper
ian club last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Burl Slack and Mrs. Gathers were
voted In as new members. Mrs Slack.
Mrs. Fulton and Mrs Geo. Zoilor were
unable to bc present. A very deli.
cioua luncheon was scryod consisting
OF creamcd chicken, Parker House
rolls, cranberry sauce. chocolate
eclairs and coffee. Tho Hyperlan
club voted Mrs Taylor q. royal hos,
toss.
The state herald., 1920-12-03
srRaEr ssLLERs oo SOUTH,

" Isl 4 g
San Antonio, Texas. Dec. s-Unit-
ed Press) ct must be getting cold
up NORTH said the old Texan. Il no
ticed two street violinists and pen
ell seller this noon as went to din
ner."
Just as the robin is the harbinger
of spring to the winter-bored north,
the street begger is the announce
ment to the south that winter is rag
ing In the northland
When the winds in northern cities
get too chilly for the street violinist's &
fingers to feature ''rraumeri," he
comes south. Some visit San Antonio
and others travel to New Orleans.
The state herald., 1920-12-03
~palNcsrs DOMINO" WINS
Phillips County Hereford Bull Wlnu
Grand Championship At Chicago
international Stock Show

otto Fulschor received telegram
Tuesday stating that ''Princops Dom.
ino," junior yearlIng huh OF Full.
scher Kopler breeding was made
Grand champion at the international
Livestock show, which Is being held
nt Chicago this week.
In order, TO receive this honor
"princeps" was compelled TO win over
ak blue ribbon animals" This liz
the highest honor 10 come TO any
animal,
This Grand champion animal Is
product Of Phillips county. having
been raised by Fulsoher q Kcplor
breeders OF Hereford livestock. while
not In their possession at this time.
they having sold the hull TO other
parties. the credit OF the breeding
still redundr 10 these mon and 10
Phillips county m the horne OF the
Grand champion,
Thip IL an honor to the took.breod
Ing industry OF Phillips county. and
places tho raisera Of this bull and
Phillips county In tho front ranks
as breeders Of Hereford cattle.
The state herald., 1920-12-03
Baptist Church

We have Sunday school at 10: 90
a. m. next Sunday, and the morning
worship at 11:00 O'Clock,
B. Y. P. U. at $3.50 p. m.
Evening gospel service at 7:30,
This is the first Sunday night in the
month when we have special music.
Gypsy Smith will sing two solos, and
the Baptist male quartet will sing.
There will be two duets and saxo-
phone solo.
If you are not connected with any
church and Sunday school. we invite
you to all of our services.
Frank f. Gray, Pastor.
The state herald., 1920-12-03
p. C. H. s. TO GIVE ATHLETIC
PLAY FRIDAY NIGHT, DEC. 10
Splendid Cast to Present Farce
"When Smith Stepped Out"

Save Friday night, December 10 for
the p. c. H. S. athletic play.
A splendid cast Of well.known local
amateur actors, such as "Tubby"
Cory. Ena Ralston. the Starbucks,
Edith saylor, Eva sederburg, Clara
Redies and George Weir. will present
a clean, bright, interesting farce
When Smith Stepped Out"
Reserve your seats at Smiths Drug
Store wednesday. Thursday or Friday,
December S-9-10, from to D m.
Popular prices 35 and so cents.
Come prepared for a good laugh!
The state herald., 1920-12-03
Methodist Church
(Our motto: Good-fellowship.)

(Our motto: Good-fellowship)
Sunday school at 1000 a. m. Sub
ject for study: THE Growth of the
Kingdom as Prophesied by Jesus" :.
Morning devotional and preaching
service at 11:0O a. m. Sermon sub
iect; Jesus Telling His Personal Ex-
perience as a Preacher"
Epworth League at 6:3O pm. Pro-
fessor w. w. Chambers. leader.
Evening goodfellowship service at
1880 p. nj. Subject: Science and Re-
ligion-- Co -laborers."
Regular prayer and praise service
on Wednesday evening, with Bible
study. followed by the weekly choir
practice.
The state herald., 1920-12-03
Presbyterian Church

Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Lesson
subject, 1.-THE Growth of the King
DOM Come and enjoy helpful
hour of Bible study together.
Morning service at II o'clock. Ser.
mon subject, "The Ideal Church"
Christian Endeavor meeting at $3.50
p. m.
Evening song service at 1880 p. m
Sermon subject, "The Pearl Of Great
Price,"
A sincere welcome is extended to
all who can come.
The state herald., 1920-12-03
OF Interest to Readers

4 Mrs. d. S.. Gibbs is on the sick list.
John Thomas is recovering from
siege of the smallpox.
Mrs. ]. w. Webermeier is i'll at
her home with la grippe.
Mr.. Axelson of Haxtun, was trans
acting business in the county seat on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jordon came in Friday and is
canvassing the town for the Sea
Island Hose company.
Mr.. Roy Patton has accepted the
Job as night watchman at the Hol-
yoke Laundry.
Mrs. Larson and daughter from
Haxtun spent Thursday In Holyoke
on business.
Mrs. H. B. Phelps returned Friday
from an extended business trip to
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollie Broughton of
Venango are rejoicing over the arriv-
al OF fine baby boy.
Remember the NJ. e. Ladies' Aid
bazaar and supper Friday, December
10, at the Court house.
Roy E. Johnson of Sterling, recent
ly appointed district attorney, was
transacting business in Holyoke, ON
Wednesday.
Clarence Campbell returned to his
home in Alma. Nebraska, Tuesday
after few weeks spent visiting his
sister, Mrs. Harry Kinneman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weiand haze p,u.
chased the Bert Taylor furniture and
VIII move to their apartment next
week. Mr.. and Mrs Taylor will leave
the first Of the week for Denver
The Ladies' Aid society will hold
their annual bazaar. consisting OF an
apron and fancy work sale and chick
en- supper, at the Auditorium, De
cember 10th
Little Veima Brewer is nursing a
broken arm as the result OF falling
from a chair. The bone was set and
the little one carries il in a sling bu
is unable to attend school
Dan Gibbs ran into the electric light
post on the corner by the South pool
hall and demolished the post. 1t also
grounded n main line wire east, thus
causing the main part of the city to
be out OF lights.
We were pleased TO receive nice
iiewsy bunch OF Items from Fairfield.
We were at Fairfield one day this
fall and fell love with the country and
enjoy reading items from that vlcin.
ity
Claude Holman of Glen Rock. Wyo.
10 spending a few days visiting HIo.
mer Hagerman Of this place. MIR.
Holman was formerly manager OF
the Miles Implement Company branch
at Paoll,
Ralph Brewer has developed case
OF small pcx ami was taken to the
home of c. 7. starbuek The Star.
buck family were already quarantln-
ed and the remainder Of the Brewer
family were yaccinated.
The state herald., 1920-12-03

Gordon starbuck, who had the mis-
fortune to break his shoulder blade In
the football game with Julesburg on
thanksgiving day, has developed
case of smallpox He was removed
from the hospital to his home and is
getting along as well as could be ex.
pected considering his condition.
The state herald., 1920-12-03
swAsTIkA CLUB ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Will Slack entertained the
members of the Swastika club on
Wednesday afternoon of this week.
About dinner time, the hungry hus-
bands" stopped in and they all en-.
joyed a sumptuous peal of goodies
such as Mrs. Slack knows how to
serve. The evening was spent in
playing games.
The state herald., 1920-12-03
THE FOURTH RED CROSS
ROLL CALL STILL CONTINUES

New enrollments are: ]. H. Zoll,
Mrs Hattie Lingo. Ed Brandes. DIR.
Struble, Edna Blackledge, T. z. Latta,
William Latta and R. l.. Johnson, life
member.
Leave subscriptions with Edna
Blackledge, at the Phillips County
Bank.
The state herald., 1920-12-03
MARSHALL MAKES BOOZE RAID
Captures Sixteen Pipts Of contraband
In Latest Raid

C.icf Bowers had his ever-watch.
full eyes open Saturday night and ar
rested Roy c. Cooper for bootlegging.
capturing sixteen pints of liquor.
Cooper's case was tried before the
Justices Court and he was relieved
of $lo0 and costs. Mr.. Cooper was
at one time in the restaurant bust
ness at VenanGo.
Warren Campbell is new EN-.
ployee at Frederick's meat market.