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The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-05-05

Foss Eldred and Glenn Pierce were
up to their cottages last Thursday
Will Renner was over from Palo
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Dodson went ia
Greenville, Thursday, to get THEN
stock of groceries which they expect
to put in this summer.
Bert Hosford spent last Tuesday
and Wednesday at the lake tuning and
repairing pianos for Dodson's, Raw.
elrs. Shippee's and Pretxel's.
Ney Olmstead spent last Friday at
his cottage. 80 ,s9d.
Ionia over Sunday. returning to- the
lake Monday night. ne5sa &
The Green's Ladies' Aid and Green's
Cemetery Association served a chick
en- pie dinner at the Bedding M. E.
church last Saturday making lone
hundred dollars for the association.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Montgomery, of
Mt. Pleasant, were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Dodson, Saturday. Mrs.
Montgomery was Miss Minnie Leetch
and the happy event took place last
Tuesday. Congratulations.
Virginia Hall and Marie Dodson at.
tended school in Orleans last Satur-
day and were dinner guests of Miss
Evelyn Sherwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ravell's and
daughters, Mary Ann and Ethel at
tended the dinner at Belding, Satur-
day, given by the Green's Cemetery
association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Morris, of Pewa.
mo, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Pitt and Mrs.
Blanchard. Mr.. and Mrs. John Rem
and family were Sunday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. +. Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Dodson spent
last Wednesday in Ionia.
Mrs. Ben Hubbard and baby return
ed from Grand Rapids last Friday
night.
The friends at Long lake are sorry
to hear of the serious illness of our
good friend and neighbor, Mr.. Frank
Hannah at his home in Relding. He
was taken with stroke last Friday.
Mrs. Wess Shippee spent last Mon,
dav in Belding.
Ray Hall returned to his work ia
Grand Rapids, last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Pierce and chill
uren ana MT. anu MIS-. Elmer OOHefi
spent Sunday in their cottage.
Alonzo Palmeter was guest at
Vern Riches, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Stanton and
family spent Sunday in Bedding at
Mrs. Avery's. Mrs Fred Curry &C.
companied them.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Olmstead. OF
near Grenville spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hall.
Mrs. Pen Hall wishes to thank the
Long Lake Aid and friends for the
beautiful flowers and cards sent to her
during her illness. Mrs.tH is still
confined to her bed but sat up while
Monday.
Mrs. Z. B. Hale. of Grand Rapids,
came up from that place last Wednes-
day night to help care for her moth.
err, Mrs. Ben Hall.
George Ravell and Miles Merr'ett
went to Chadwick last Thursday to
buy chickens for the Merriett farm.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-05-05

Dies While Waiting BrOther Here
Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton, aged ~
years, died Friday afternoon at <:S0
o'clock at the home Of hers brother.
Fred Davis. Of Little Avenue, follow
ing an attack of apoplexy which came
on her that morning. Funeral SER
wees were held from the house, Mon-
day morning at 10 o'clock, Rev. A. l..
Haywood Of the Free Methodist
church officiating and interment was
in the old cemetery. Mrs. Hamilton
was here visiting at her brothers
home when death overlook her and 1t
was decided to bury her remains here.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-05-05
F. M. Church

Sunday school, 10 a. M, preaching
at IL a. m, Young peoples meet
ing $50 p. m, preaching 1880 p. m.
Preaching at Orleans church 11:30
a. m.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-05-05
State OF Ohio. Cssy or Toleoo.
Lucas County as.

State OF Ohio. C,sy OF Toleoo.
Lucas County. IS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oatf that ne
IL senior partner OF the firm OF +.
Cheney a. Co., doing business In the Citv
OF Toledo, County and State aforesaid.
and that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for eacii
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of HALLS CATARPF
MEDICINE. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed In
my presence. this 9Th day OF December
A. ID. 1856 A. w. GLEASON,
fSeaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Medicine Is taken In
ternally and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces OF the system. Send
for testimonials. free.
f. j. CHENEY G. CO, Toledo. O.
Sold by all druggists 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Connell's Drug Store; Wortley 4
French.--Adv.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-05-05

Tobacco smokers could be of great
assistance in keeping the city clean If
they would not throw empty cans in
the street or vacant lots.
Evening journal., 1920-10-13
III L1t1it1hG5

Under the auspices OF the Junior
League OF Wilmington. Mrs. John p
Nields' Current Events Class held lis
llrst meeting yesterday morning at
The residence OF Mrs Coleman du-
Pont. The lecturer was Warwick ].
Price, Of Philadelphia, who will
serve IN that capacity at all the meet
ings, which Will be held every other
week IN Mrs. duPOnts home from
now until February Mr.. Price is
eminent as lecturer In his particu-
lar field. and is especially weli-6noyn
IN this part Of the country. lie lee
lures every Monday morning in the
BellcNue-SlratfOrd, Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia Branch Of the Wo-
mems Foreign Missionary Society
held its flftlelh anniversary or Golden
Lancaster, Pa, October , 10 8 inclu-
sive. ~ the 262 delegales present
about 20 were from Wilmington. In
addition 10 the delegates about 100
visitors were. in attendance. The
treasurers report showed receipts for
last year 10 be S2iLil3u. am increase
OF s56,oJO.l6 over the previous year.
Eight missionaries on furlOugh and
Or. Nelasco, pastor OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church In Mexico City.
told OF The great needs Of their re-
specbNe work Miss Matilda Spencer.
Wilmington Conferences own mis-
slonary, was present and told OF her
torty-twO years service I'M Japan. The
meeting adjourned on Friday. October
s, 10 meet at South Avenue Church.
Wilkinsburg Pa, next year.
The Women's Club. OF Newport.
win meet at 230 o'clock Friday, al the
home OF Mrs. George stewart. presl-
dent. The committee In charge OF
the program is composed Of Mrs. w.
). Dickinson. Miss -. W. Johnson and
Mrs. Raymond Riley.
The Alpowca pleasure Club met on
Monday Nening. After The business
session social time. was enjoyed
Singing. recii0iions and selected read
ings were given by the members.
Palms FOR the November and New
Year eve dances were disclosed.
The Milton New Century Club held
It's first fan meeting on October G. The
president, Mrs. J. Carey Palmer. greet
ed the members, after which Mrs u
G. Draper and Mrs. William ID, Lank
she day were Mrs W. n. L8nk and
Mrs r. B. Hopkins The club Will
meet every Wednesday afternoon I'M
OH May 4, 1921 Following Is the pro-
gram for the year:
T0day-Nlusicalc, Mrs William
Lank; October 90 Theodore Roose-
Welt" Mrs John Ponder; october ~
home economies. Mrs George
NAPLES: Nov emhcr 3. "The RESPONSE
bnities Of Woman. Yesterday and To
day" Mn. Mabel Draper: Nov mbcr
10. thrift and American Women. "
Mrs. J. NJ. Lank; November n. ARTS
and Crafts" Mrs. George Hunter; No
Vember q, reciprocity. Mrs. Mary
Morris; December 4. current events.
Mrs. Della Mcgee; December 8. Suf-
frag. What Does 70 mean 10 the
Women OF Delaware" Mrs Y. r. At
kins; December A.. kensinglOn tea.
Mrs. William Lank: December -. Opon
day; December % Education Mrs
/ Otis Goodwin, January .. New Year
/ greeting Mrs. Carey Palmer: January
/ -. current events. Mrs. William Reed
january 49, "Amcricanizing me
Mother" Mrs. Charles NAPLES; Janu-
Evening journal., 1920-10-13

II has been decided however maj
the guild Is in need of new blood
and that The scope OF its urban opera-
lions should be extended. yhere-
fore, each member is looked 4 10 io
contribute not only two neyvSra
garments, which Constitute The an
nual membership dues in the or.
ganl1allon, but also to obtain and pro-
pose one new member, whose initia-
ton rec and dues shall be paid by
giving two new garments
II the present members respond 10
the plan it will mean that both lhc
membership and the contribution of
garments viii De doubled. something
greatly 10 he desired
Announcement was made tOdav that
The members should stand ready io
respond as soon as their directors
call upon them.
There will be an annual display OF
The collected garments on November
6. al O'clock, at the Misses Hebh
school. That issthe reason the mem
bers Of the Guild must hold Them
selves in readiness to make a quick
response TO the call
After the display there will be Z
distribution OF tho garments through
The recognized charity organizations
here. The garments contributed may
br for men, women. boys or girls
krhc officers of the Guild arc Mrs
William u Fem. president, Mrs
George Gray. honorary president
Mrs Walter Taylor, secretary and
Miss Hebb. treasurer.
Evening journal., 1920-10-13

airy 26 Temperance" Mrs. Frank
Lacey; February 2 current events,
Mrs. James COnwell; February 9. min
isters day; February i6, current
events, Mrs. NJ. f. Chandler; February
-, "Woman's Opportunity" Mrs.
George NAPLES; March ., What Con-
stilues True Philanthropy? ?" Mrs.
Emma Reed; March 9. Woman in the
Home. Mrs. John Willbank; March
10, History, Mrs. Ellen Maples and
Mrs. Anna Carey; March %. Health
and Civcs." Mrs. Robert Hopkins /;
March 30, Libraries and Literature" :"
Mrs. Mabel Draper: April 6, anniver-
sary, MIS-. Otis Goodwin, Mrs William
Nlaull. Mrs. Frank Carey. Mrs. Wal
lace Irwin; :, April i3. business; April
20 social service, Miss Clara Vaughan; (;
April p, election OF officers; May 4.
installation.
Winter activities Of the New-Cen-
tury Club Will begin this afternoon
when The first monthly meeting is be-
ing held. Reports will be read \
program OF music will be enjoyed
Mrs. W. A. Jaquetle. OF Swarthmore,
Pa, Will be The principal speaker
she Is a well-knOwn club woman and
VIII have many helpful suggestions
TO bring TO The local cluD women az
Whic has been outlined for This year,
Is an interesting one. and the coming
year at iho New Century Club is ex-
peeled TO be one Of the best years
mat the club has ever had.
On Friday evening J. Duncan Spaeth
VIII talk at The Century Club on tho
principles OF the Republican and
Democratic parties from an historical
standpoint This will be an omen
meeting 10 which the public is invited
The first musical Of the season
given ~ the Washington Heights
Century Club on Monday evening Was
a delightful success. j. Oliver Brys0n,
OF the Community Service sang. Mrs.
Howard Clark also sang Mrs. II. r..
bartenslager gave seNceu piano solos.
At the close OF the mnsical a reception
was HELD for Mrs. CLARK. who leaves
lhc latter part Of this week for Sails
bury Nd. She was presented with
basket of roses.
The hospitality committee OF the
Washington Heights Century Club VIII
give a pound party" tomorrow Alter
noon All No clubhouse. 23OO Bouic-
ward Every member is asked
10 he present as guest OF the
committee. Each Is asked TO bring
package OF anything which can be
used TO stock the pantry OF The club
for future entertainment There Will
be no stated program at this party
and The guests may bring their sewing
or cards and join the hostess in a cup
OF tea.
-The monthly meeting OF the board
of directors Of The Washington
Heights Century Club was held YES
ierday afternoon, at the clubhouse
2300 Boulevard.
Everybody Get a Sew Member"
Is the slogan adopted by the direct
Ors OF the Ncodlcwork Guld Of VII
minelon for the current year.
This is ihe time for the collection
OF new garments TO he distributed
among the worthy poor OF this city
Evening journal., 1920-10-13
Edith May
fAn EdIlorlal by ihe society Edllorl


The pretes saesgir AnercaAss Edith May Leueubersr
through and through, and youl Ike
her the minute you get 10 know her we'll
national beauty contest picked Edith May Many
before did nation realize that had such fine collection OF pr
ucst girls Edith MAY
The Evening Journal has printed picture lou have 80 adj
nit that Edith May upon And better than that
Edth May girl father mother brother, husband
would Ike have around The house For Edith May regular
girl
Monroe %
where Edith May hrseI rhe chances limited"
boueNar lived this preest girl; gided pal
clothed R-c silks and aces Edith May is the daugh
Ter hlcksmi,
prcltg naturally nclnes idle
Im work lke'a switch engine she said switch
the suIcrye OF rapid and long continued action
Edith slay Partisan frock Fifth
hat Tho world OF i"e 10 her unknown And yet Edith May
been pronounced The preitet salsgirl in America.
part Oh Tor preesi saesr
thai thousands sir nearly The Edith May
beauty. disposition character ambition, found
Evening journal., 1920-10-13


ter. at Sandy Springs, Md, Mrs.
Philip r. Laird has returned TO her
hume in This city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II Fem and
Mr. and Mrs. Russell II. Duuhan are
at Hot Springs, Va
J Ralph Bailey has returned from
visit 10 New York friends.
Miss Gertrude KruF lefl yesterday
TO visit Mrs. Dougns farquhar, al
Sandy springs, Md.
Dr. and Mrs. Lewis c. Rumford
who have been spending The summer
ln Maine, have returned 10 Whining
ton
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Lind viii go TO
Baltimore tomorrow for a snort Visit.
Major and Mrs Whltlock and lnslr
two daughters have returned from
Nantucket. where they have been
spending The summer.
Mrs. Walter j. Laird has returned
from weeks visit TO New YORK.
Miss Virginia Landlord. who has
been visiting relatives and friends In
Seaford has returned home
Miss Eleanor Mccarthy spent the
weekend in Baltimore.
Miss Georgia Christian has returned
from a visit TO friends in Parks
burg, Pa.
W. J. Highneld. who spent the
weekend in Reedville Va, went 10
New York yesterday.
E. r. smith has returned from a
visit 10 Newark, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles GurneN and
son, who have. been residing In SelDy-
Vile for a year ~ two have returned
10 Wilmington TO reside.
Miss Helen Bolton, OF New York, Is
visiting her cousin, Miss Josephine j.
Bolton in this city.
Paul Scott. OF selbyville, has been
in Wilmington renewing old ac-
acquaintances.
Mrs. Margaret Fisher. OF this city,
has been visiting Mrs. Lee Wyath u
Denton, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McFalls aud
son. Of Claymount, have been the
guests OF James Hughes, In Coates
vllc, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. stanley Chambers
have been visiting Mr. Chambers
parents at Bloomfield Kennet' square
Miss Lille Hopes. kantz, OF IVES
chester. has been entertaining Roher
Crozier and Miss Mary Crozier OF thi
city
Miss Grace Weeks, OF Claymoht
has returned from a visit to friends
in West Chester.
Miss sara Colburn OF a07 Wes
Nineteenth street spent the weekend
in Harrington, Del.
Miss Mabel Trader, Of Wilmington
has been visiting her father, William
J. Trader. in Milford.
Mrs. Alice Meredith has been visf
ting New Castle friends.
n Harry Phillips, OF salisbury, M9,
has been visiting hs brother, uieh +
Philips, in tbs city
Edward w pyle is contemplating
bass-nshing trip to lakes down IN
state.
Mrs James Mearns Is visiting Mrs
Claude kooken In Luxe, Mo.
Joseph Luke. Donald smith an,
John McCracken returned on Sunua
from a motor trip TO Portland NC
Mr. and Mrs Robert p Goldey Wis
tied Newark friends on sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Levi X Bowen, o
Ne,xark. who have been visiting. thel
son-in-iaw and daughter, Mr and Mrs
William NJ Francis, at No. 2h
Pennsylvania avenue, this cltN' nav
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Lind and son
~ Gloucester. n. j., have returne'
Ihomo after a visit 20 their parents
Mr.. and Mrs n Warner McNeal, L
I Newark. They have many friend
In Wilmington.
Miss Mildred Lee Carter ia visitini
friends In Philadelphia.
state Treasurer George NJ. Fisher
OF Wyoming. was in Wilmington yes
ierday.
Lambert J.. Foolk. secretary OF In
Department OF Elections. who ha
been jll from chronic appendicitis j
liable 10 perform his official duties. bul
Evening journal., 1920-10-13
NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM.

Pubic interest in the museum
maintained by the Delaware Society
Of Natural History is shown by the
fact that in June. there were 60 Wis
itors. chiefly High school Students In
July. 552, and in September. 37iy The
museum Is situated az Tenth and Nan
Buren streets. and is open three after
Moons a wees. the visiting hours on
Tuesdays and Saturdays being from ,
10 , y. m. and on Sundays, from ,
until 4 J.. m.
Evening journal., 1920-10-13


Whitfield Journey enjoy
society Of husband Lieutenant
Haic fleet
Mr.. NlcAuen
formerly Commission now
Official Standard Glazed OF
Whitfield VIII sail from Francisco steamship
columbia Hong China
husband sne VII return to The States next by
Mrs Whitheds brother Dick
-'' -'f9'V"
Evening journal., 1920-10-13
ALLIANCE RIIMXAGE SALE.

The Womens Alliance Of First Uni
tartan Church. West street above
Eighth, viii conduct a rummage sale
In The parlor Of the church, today,
tomorrow and Friday. from 3 O'Clock
in The morning until O'Clock in the
evening.
Mrs. William Nrooman win be in
charge. assisted by Mrs. Charles A.
Trip. Mrs. G. T.. Bridgeham. Mrs. A.
D. Warner Mrs. Bradford. Mrs. John
J. SaiterlhNvaite. Mrs. Charles War
ner. Miss p. 5 Hallock. Mrs John w.
BleSsington and Mrs. Frank Hughes
Heavy gray blankets. clothing.
household goods. etc. viii be on sale
Evening journal., 1920-10-13
CIRI.s no HAVE GYM CLNsS;

Tho girls gym Class OF inc VIII
n,i6eion High school Alumnac Asso-
ciation. having proved very success
mi and enjoyable. last winter, plans
are nm foot Tor another class this
WINTER. The High school sym mas
hecn obtained and the iirst meeting
Mil be held Thursday evening, NO
MEMBER g. from 7@ 10 93O o'clock.
n fhis first meeting is successlul,
class will meet every following
Thursday night until April. Foriy-
nve members are desired 10 make
this class a so
An members OF the Alumnae Asso-
ciaiion desiring 10 Join this class are
requested to communicate With MISS
Josephine Sharplcss chairman OF the
Gym" Committee, phone S92s-J, or
be ON hand Thursday, November a.
fourth floor gym" Higm school.
-O-0-
PHII4ADELPHIA ORCHESTRA DATES.
Advance announcements ot the
Philadelphia Orchestra series flX the
dates for November %, December 6.
January 30. February ii, and Msnch
l2i. Mrs. William \. Barnard also an
nounces that the sale Of subscrip-
ton seats VIII be open on November
/ Is and tho details OF the sals Nill
/ b. mailed 20 suhscrihers about
/ The first OF November MINI
| Marguerite Malzenauer viii be the
sol0isi for The lrsl concert.
Evening journal., 1920-10-13

Everybody Get a Sew Member"
Is the slogan adopted by the direct
ors of The Needlcwork Guild Of VII
OF new garments 10 be distributed
among the worthy poor OF this city
Evening journal., 1920-10-13

grin, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Salsburg, Mrs.
j. Marcus, Mrs. Amicle Luck, Mr..
and Mrs. Abe Luck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Salsburg, Arthur Sslsburg. Or. kraus-
koph, Miss B0rnfriend Nathan Born
uend, MIR. and Mrs. Il. Friedman.
ParAespurg, Pa.-Mr. and Mrs. G.
kalz.
Middlet0wn, Del.-Alr. and Mrs. A.
Fogel, Miss Laura l.. Fogel.
New lork-Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Harris, Mrs. A. Spieler, Miss Ethel
and Rose Spieler, Mrs. Ii Baum. Nlr.
and Mrs. Milton Baum. MIR. and Mrs.
>. kaltman, DR.. Jacob Burstan.
Baltimore, Md.-Nliss Sarah Stein.
Reading, Pa.-AIrs. Elsie Meyers.
Miss Meyers, William Bash.
CoatesNille Pa.-Aliss Rose Chertok.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Tuck, Miss Amato
Tuck, Mrs. j. Marcus.
chester, Pa.-Niss Esther Turk,
Charles Turk.
Evening journal., 1920-10-13

JEFFERSONVILLE, Pa, Oct. "a
The wedding Of Miss Frances Burns,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Burns.
Of this place. and Walter Beyers. of
Pennssrove, N. j. was celebrated yes
terday in the st. Augustine Lutheran
Church, al Trappe, the pastor, Rev.
w. o. Fegeley, officiating. The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss
Lucy Burns. as maid OF honor, and
the best man was Joseph Beyers. a
brother of the bridegroom. The
bridegroom, who served in the United
States Medical Corps overseas during
the war received a distinguished SER
vice cross for his bravery.
Evening journal., 1920-10-13

Mr. and Mrs. William j. Andrews
1897 Lowering avenue announce the
marriage Of their daughter Miss Ann
J. Andrews, to Clarence r. Glsnding,
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gland
ing OF 23li Market street. in Baltim-
ore, Md, on October G. After
wedding trip to Washington, d. c.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glanding will be at
home at the Penniman Apartments,
Twenty-ninth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1920-10-13

Mrs. Edward B. Germalne,, Of Wa
waset Park. Will entertain two tables
of bridge at her homo tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1920-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Roscnblatt, OF
20i0 jefferson street, announce the
engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Lena ROsenblatt, to DR.. Charles
Trumper, OF Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1920-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs Donald p. Horsey,
whose wedding in Newark on Sllur-
day evening was one Of the seasons
big social events, are spending their
West Point and other places Of inter-
est in the Hudson river valley. Mrs
H0rsey, before her marriage, was
Miss Cornelia Pilling. She is a dlugh-
Ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John pilllng and
has many friends in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1920-10-13

Miss Ruth. Virginia Clough daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL. Clough, of
Cerd0va, and Robert 5. Carter, OF this
city were married on Sunday. October
9, .at the home Of the bride, by the
Rev. B. u. Parker, of Mardella
Springs. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter will
make their home in this city.
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lrrinls as we'll as contribute to all other
economies ~ production Hni disifihu
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INDEPENDENTS AND
REPUBLICANS URGED
TO SUPPORT PARTY
"on,Inucd From Page oneJ

First 81 80 Governor Cox and be.
li,., that o. 3 the simple duty 81 the
candidate 60 CIV, 90 ~ many citizens
~ %" Ole. ON W mnny states 20. pus.
slide nu opportunity a. 500 aud h"ar
and l.ru ih'ir uWu Impressions 81 the
mfu th,y HIH Co vote fur.
In ihiH connection. tuu. u is uniy
franhu'ss o. -ur that th" Er'ii major
itf q" The newspapers throughout tho
ruunfft Hi' Nu'd uI controlled los men
affiliated With 'hr republican party. g.
D.. th.t'i.r' duuIiy necessary fer IH
Goo present our NIHHH aud Our aims in
person.
Many Prrblems.
'rli- Hud Wf ulrs ]. 1T such physical
uIHEHitpa'. hI- rI many different kinds
"i pu"i'l'us ir difi kinds ~ plarI
TINT iHuHl So hu Uiy ~ called uu g. "a
"tti-' national nns,rs ~ governing uw"
d q" themselves o. study. and Ia study
, iuyh.r Hs pn lhl. at fret hands. th.
uu' .iunf I'lur. ih,iu. 81 the problems
ate national. uur must o. nationally.
iAludrd o. meet ih'm. 90" must maA"
'f"rf 't'ii 40 gri o. know the United
states.
4 nup' uu this Journey g. the Pacific
nuu boz hh nN lnf'pIcni travels ! shall
have the opportunity to talk not uuly
90 d' .uuftais bot Hi-I a. thus' Who are
I normally affiliated with other parties
aud win iu'u end women without party
, ifniailnns-th" independents
ID" not iWg-i hat the government
q fHr lUItrd States b. intended fuf
every 'fll'u auI not only lur thn~' ~
orc party nIth Or every voter Wsfr
Ti-i'r'd 1- PARTY member and voted
/ '.fusifrlr 1s D., VS. registered. There
| 90 would hs ans usc ~ holding f
campaign "f tr election. Thank heav"l
i that thif 'i'r'ufafr has brains AMI
I Lnars hnN Co., uss them.
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TRADE "TRIP BIC SUCCESS.
DECLARE ALL TAKING PART
Cou,i, ucd FROM Page one,
Concert Given iIy Hand.

Upon arriving ~ i.pckucy the Anna.
rilln delegation marched behind the
hani e. tn center ui the town where 70
haud concert was given. and \ : Stlu
nett and W e Pope entertained with %
fancy dance. ana W,r followed hy tho
string lclu and c4ruuhp ucfinru
.r Iy u Iilll AND Allan Early
Others taking part IN the civorts WEI,
t.ut-r Sttu'tun and Ilm Vernon
fBrs a. lamisun. socrotary.manngcr
81 The Piuhludl'.i'laIus 1hanr,r ui
Commerce. addressed the Hackney citi.
gene. tuupiiucnting them upon their
cd" '"rfunv prosperous conditions am
inviting them o. visit Amarillo. ~,
stid tu.t me eAturnou was MT fur ~.
purpose - soliciting m" i.orknDv trad,
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