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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Judge Scores
Woman for
DirtyGossip
Declares She's Worse Than
Women She Charged
With SANDER

roRTr.ANn. oct. .fss--After she
had brsmirched thu characters Of all
OF her associates. after abe had relat.
Cd in open court all the moral Nth
that makes the rounds OF nelEhbor'
hced gossip. Mrs. May Smith WIS
forced TO SIT back and listen while
her own character was picked TO
pieces.
The opinion on Mrs.. Smiths char.
acter was not rendered by one OF the
nelghborA II came from Municipal
judge Rcs-man who for over an
hour Thursday had been forced 10
gossip which stra smith brought 60
the police court In connention with n
charge against Mra Nellie Moohicr
JUDGE FREES
OTHER WOMAN
You pretend To be good Christian
woman" the judge said. You talk
Of your church connections Yet. by
your very conduct here. you show
that you are lowering. instead OF ele-
waiting. these people 10 whom you
should sot an example. You seem 10
be Ike street sweeper. You gather
all OF the filthy gossip Of the neigh.
borhood You rcviye little incidents.
tho little scandals which folks who
are trying 10 live decent lives at.
tanpt 10 live down. You can expect
no sympathy in this court when you
prove by your very conduct bcforo
me that YOU arc unworthy OF the pro.
tection Of the court I find you gull
~ cf using viis ana abusive han.
guagc. The ether woman may CO.
WARNING GIVEN
ALI. PRESENT
Mrs. smith had cau>-d ire arrest
OF Mrs Mo~hier on a charge Of us.
ing vile and abusive language. The
other woman retaliated by a similar
charge. 7, was The typical nelghbor.
hood quarrel.
Il said -she saM.. u didn't
-'You DID, were the principal part OF
the conversation of a ncov~ OF wit
ne~re-. all OF whom were inclined 20
the Mo>hlcr sidcL Mira smith was
characterized a. a nelEhboyhood Eos
alp. . uoublcmakcr and a nuisance.
Because Of tho severe scoring.
Judge Rossnan Imposed no fine. but
warned all Of tho belliTcrcnts that
further trouble would mean tho mr..
rival Of . patrol wagon In the neiEb.
borhcod and the subsequent carting
% the fighters To the city JAIL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Democrats to Hear
County Candidates

Speakers at tho King County
Democratic clubs luncheon satur~
day noon at Moves cafeteria were
Joseph A. sleans. candidate for com
missioner from tho First district.
and A. n. Newell. candidate from
the third commissioner district
sloane discussed the ferry system
and the county budget.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Choice Colorings in
Women's Sweaters
at $3.50

"A VERY interesting
"A group. featuring
Tuxedo styles in plain
knit. with collar, cuffs
and belt in novelty
weave, also Coat styles
that may be buttoned
up closely. Just such
soft, warm Sweaters as
are required. for winter
sports and outings. Fea-
tured in
Peach Brown Peacock
Cherry Beige
Delightful choosing Is
offered at $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
20 Years in One Job
and Never Crumbled

NORWICH. Eng Oct Ed
ward Utting. who won't 20 work
when year. old and remained with
the same firm for over 10 Years,
has just died at the age OF so, lie
was pcnsioned a year ago. IL Ia
said he worked hard and never
rfttfnhied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

BERLIN. oct. is.-Thla city has
recently been subjected TO an epi
dctnlo Of dog stealing. A man
named Peters was sentenced 90 Is
months for theft OF dogs. He h
alleged 20 have stolen between 20
and 10 a day. lie sold most Of his
booty 20 provision merchants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Entertainer Sunday
Club Feature at Y,

At the Y. NJ. c. a. Sunday club for
men Jack Barbour. professional on.
tertainer. will be the feature. Rev.
Geo. ID. Peacock, for 20 years a mis-.
sionary among the Aormons, will
speak at the mass meeting. Special
music will be provided by the Y. NJ.
C. A. male chorus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Bureau Of
Mis- sin 3
Relatives

The Ssss Invites Ne v~ad~v~ a go this
department ~ IN cid In finding missing
/ yeistivs~ ~ friends. The department is
- help IN yeonising shs~e who have h~ea
sep~rnted. The-e whose relatives oe
fvieeds arc missing arr invited To report
the disspp~axance directly 20 The star.
Res1erv whs may know the whsveaboass
81 pe~ssos mentioned In this coiwmn ~
rni.sinG are requested also 70 vstovt 10
The star. Other~ pewspapsrs ere Invited
To rvprosia~~ such items ~ Will interest
their cssnmunitirs-
Mrs. ID. Bishop. si4 Nnth ave-.
would like to get into communioa-
ton with william Mountjoy. an aged
man whom she thinks was working
here about year ago. She asks that
he either write or cali
Mrs. Nancy Patton, ionr-lost sister
OF ~. y. Mcwilliams. who is here
seeking her from Lincoln. Neb, aft
er a 4oyear separation. lives ut
Auburn
This Us the information tciephoncd
10 The Star by Mrs. c. ". Beach.
ASA California ave. who was "a
neirhbor Of Mrs. Patton's for several
years. Mrs. Patton has been ct Au.
burn for ~ years, Mrs. Beach says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
70 Bathrobe Cord Sets
At Csc Each

THIS exceptionally low price is brought about by
i an advantageous purchase.
The Sets consist Of tasseled Girdle Cord tasseled
Neck Cord and Frog Fastenng-in White, Tan, Red
and-White and Blue-and-Pnk mixtures
Featured Saturday, at 25f each.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

S o I t-textured
lingerie cloth,
in bodice style,
with shoulder
straps of self
material. Sizes
SO to a..
in k or
White. Special
SSc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

The United kmTv3unA Germany
and the United States were the
chief markets for Chilean nitrate
before the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Mems
Wool-mixed
Half Hose, Soc

THERE is enough wool
1 in these Sox to make
them warm and soft to the
touch. They are reinforced
with double heel and toe,
and have finely-ribbed top.
In Oxford-gray Only
Sizes 10, 1917 and IL
excellent values at SOC
pair.
THE DOWNSTAIRS sToRH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

A Chinese law provides that ssIu
tations among men shall consist Of
raising the hat and bowling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
40 Yards of
Hair-bow. Ribbons
At Csc Yard

DOR the most part these Ribbons are of firm,
good-tying quality of taffeta, in-Red, Green and
Black and there are also Black Moire Ribbons in the
offering 5 inches wide.
Attractive savings are offered in this lot of Rib
bons at 25t yard. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
AMARILLO GUN CLUB
WILL HAVE SHOOT At
CLUB GROUNDS TO-DAY

The members OF the Amarillo Gun
Club will hold u shoot ~ the club
grounds northwest Of the city this
afternoon AT 2 o'clock There will
be- six eyeuts OF IS targets for each
, contestant. The American Trap
shooters Rules will govern the shoot
and the Monte Carlo handicap system
being used. no contestant knowing
which event will be- his handicap un-
I'll after he has shot all six events
and drawn his number.
The added money for each event Is
SIS. making a purse Of S3S for the
three winners Of each event The
purses will be divided between the
winning three on basis Of 40. 80
aud go per cent. An entrance fee OF
81 "a. 10 reach event will be- charged
contestants. II II expected that from
% Ia 80 entries will be- made In the
shoot.
II was announced Yesterday nv an
officer Of the gun club that visitors
will be welcomed To the clubs
Fourth ~ July shoot. II II predict
ed that the practice event immedi-
ately preceding the regular events
will prove interesting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
COBLE TEST STOPPED BY
WATER ENGINE BREAKING

The Coble test on the Hollifield
tract south OF Memphis is shut down
on account OF breakage Of the water
pumping engine. Supplies for the en-
CINE have been shipped As soon as
the water supply system Is In shape
again so that drilling can be done.
a shooter" will be brought here from
Electra and the well shot with about
ten fuarts OF nitro-glyccrine. to get
rid Of the piece OF bailer still In the
hole. Efforts 10 drill this iron frag-
mem up have not succeeded and u
Is necessary 10 shoot the we'll TO get
rid OF Il.
Home Peoples is still shut down
on their Deeplakc test. awaiting
tools and supplies. The necessary
tools for Strengthening the hole were
expected in This week. hut failed 10
arrive. They may perhaps get
started TO drilling again next week.
Burke Carien- Hilton Is shut down
this week waiting for fuel oil.
rhe Virginia Texas Let's No. l is
drilling steadily south OF the river
and going down with 1919 Inch cas-
Ing
Crayolla IN making progress drill
Ing again. They are carrying down
their isi. inch casing.-Hall Coun'
~ Herald.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
NO CLUE OBTAINED
ABOUT DEAD CHILD

NJ clue had been Obiainable late
last night in connection with the
finiing of n newly born hut dead
white infant male near the Arthur
.ircct bridge yesterday morning.
The shcriff's department was NAH.
Ing an investigation in an effort
20 determine the parentasc Of the
child yesterday.
The babe was found wrapped in
n newspaper by n Mexican Who
had gone in Srarch Of his COW. Ne
immediately informed Perry Ro.
cha. another Mexican. who took
the news a. the sheriff. d"pari.
ment. Deputs Sheriffs Pottinger
aud tob''. accompanied by Jus.
tire NJ tine s-eace Lands aud I'm.
dertaker y. =. Griggs. went 60 the
scene aud recovered The lifeless
body from the ditch where II had
been thrown.
Dr. D.. 4. Jolinson. county ply.
stefan. aud Dr. R. VI. Walker.
city health officer. held post
moriem examination and conciud.
I'd that the child was alive when
barn aud had died after being
placed in the ditch. possibly Fri.
day afternoon or night. Evidence
gathered by the physicians indi.
Gated that the child had been left
in the ditch shortly after birth and
that II could have lived had II
heen given proper care. The To-.
fant weighed aboIt \ pounds and
apparently was healthy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
JUNIOR COLLEGES
HOLD MEETING
4. =. BUREAU OF Ed CATION
CALLS CONFERENCE IN
ST. LOUIS.

T. a. CllNton. United States Com.
missioner ~ Education has called
conference ~ representatives from Jun.
30,h. July LIST.
The growth Of the Junior College
movement In recent years has been i'm
n"nse Twelve years ago Their was hut
unc institution known as u Jun o. Col.
lege. This was Crescent College girls
school NJ Eureka Springs. Arkansas. At
that time there were perhaps one hun.
bred fity girls schools In the south ana
southwest dcnominatcd colleges. char.
Tered g. give n Bachelor ~ Arts degree.
no, one Of which was admitted by the
Bureau of Education as qualified tn
,ive the Bachelors course. u. X.
Thompson upon his election as presi.
lent Of Crescent College. announced I'm.
nediately the abandonment BY that In.
'iitution OF giving Bachelor u Arts
degree and announced that Crescent
was a Junior college. Today there are
perhaps one hundred fifty institutions
recognized by the universities az the
different states az ~ Junior college
grade. Crescent College offers IN add.
lion Ia the first two years ~ college
cohrteH tn" regular fcur years high
school course. and maintains depart.
m"nis Of music. artand expression. Il
waa the first girls school To Introduce
child welfare. and IN many other re-.
specis has been pioneer In adopting
modern and progressive methods II
has recently acuittcd beautiful spring
lake and erected club house where It's
students enjoy plcasurablc recreation.
whereas. IN former years Il WIS nee.
csrary to canvas FOR students. its eighty
spaces are now filled early racn sum
m"i 10y correspondence. 4 few avail
able spaces are still unrcservcd. Write
FOR catalogue. AMI WOW book. Address
Crescent CeIege Box A Eureka
Springs. Ark.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
PARKING ORDINANCE TO
Be STRICTLY ENFORCED
BY POLICE DEPARTMENT

The provisions Of the new barking
Ordnance enacted by the city commits.
SION tits meeting Friday mmnlnR wiz
ne enforced by the officers beginning
,vino'iOw morning. City Manager J. q.
co'hi Eaid yesterday No arrests will
ne made Tor violations u the ordinance.
he pointed cut, until the citizens have
sufficiently learned the provisions OF
the ordnance and become accustomed to
me new manner of parang and driving.
tho Officers viii. however. be present
oh the streets 90 instruct In the pro.
visions Of the ordinance and TO remind
Iho'e who park their ears wrongly that
ihtv are 70 doing.
me new ordinance provides that no
VII streets where street cars m, operat.
ing all vehicles shall Sc parked parallel
WIN the curb IL distance of not
more than SIX inches ffon the curb
ana leaving diF,anc. of not less than
-four feet bott IN front and NJ the rear
Of the vefsCle being ~ parked n ulso
stipulatcs that ne vehicle shall 10
backed except parallel with the curb
and that when one II driving away from
place where vehicle has been parked
!, shall be orivcn In a forward direction.
An additional provision ~ the ordl.
nance is that no vehicle shall overtakc
d street ear only while The street ear u
IN motion aud shall then pass to the
right of u. also that when street car
II stopped h. take IN 90 discharge
passengers any vehicl travelling imme.
diaely behind the street car shall be
STOPPED to a stlndst'll unin the street
car has agair started In motion.
The new ordinance was passed rs an
emergency measure aud was lot the
protection ~ life and property upon
the streets where street ears fIe travel
inR. Mfr. Colby pointed out and he ~.
quests that citizens cooperate with the
city officials In carrying out its prp
visions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
CROPS Of STATE
IMPROVE DURING
JUNE, IS REPORT
Spe ial 60 The News
nAIN 40 IulNH

Spe isl 90 The News
DALLAS. July 3-The Texas corn
crop. approximating last years yield
Of over 2OO. 0OO 0U0 bushels seems as
sured. according 90 the Texas Indus
TRIAL Congress. Good general rains dur
ing the first week. IN June, aud again
about the middle ~ the month. togeth
rr with scattered showers at intervals
throughout the month. have made corn
and have been generally favorable Tor
other crops The temperature for June
was seasonal and farm work made
rapid progress Whatever may be- the
rttitude ~ farmers IN other portions
II the country. says tho Congress. th"
farmers ~ Texas are not striking. but
ere aggIessivcly pushing then WORK
from dawn 10 dark. overcoming the
handicap OF q sohrtigc Of labor with
In. assistance of their families. There
has been decided Improvement In the
condition Of the cotton crop
Harvesting ~ wheat and oats " on
In the Panhandle with an increase in
dictated over the expected Yield rang
ing from \ o. 10 per cent Competent
an we'll informed authorities now placf
the wheat yield ~ u 20 N million
bushels Adcuatc transportation tacil'
tiles are lacking and farmers are being
urged 20 store the grain. Many OF
them are making provisions 10 do TINS.
forage crops arc making good growth.
md rice. sugar cane. peanuts ana
.Wvet POTATOES show satisfactory pro
.rcs- June corn and grain sorghums
,rc still being planted In parts VI the
late. The Irish potato crop " poor.
The ranges are IN excellent c"ndl'
ton and livestock n doing well. with
s,ockwater plentiful. Rol wcc,h are
loing some damage especially IN south
vest and central Texas. but farmers
are fighting this pest with every avail
a. IT, means The tomato crop oi h."s'
Texas IL estimated at ! 500 cars Win
siue Of over 81 .oeoo 600. The RIO
Grande valley reports good tomato ana
watermelon crops and large yields ~
other truck. tn. pecan crop OF th'
state n said io he q failure last year
crop was normal. but on account ..
damage from Web worms. the Avn
Gr-cze aud hail. "a. prospects Tor
Weld this year are small
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
EDITOR TO
RUN FOR DIAMOND RING
At SHRINE Ceremonial

sam Braswll. editor of the Clar
cndon News. Ii candidate for The
ring at the first Khiya Shrine Tenn
pie Ceremonial. He Is already cam
paigning for the diamond ring
which will be presented TO the most
popular novice. He has begun using
printers ink To push his candidacy
having big bunch Of cards which
he distributed here Saturday when
the Khiva delegation returned.
Twnty mobiles from Clarendon were
here yesterday.
Mr.. Braswell defines an optimfst
ON his campaign card as follows; "a
man who still wears = bottle opener
ON his kcy-ring Then he defines n
pcssimist rs "a man who wears u
belt and suspenders. too" adding
that. "i'M no pessimist.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
22a0 Phonr Cnil, nm mnnr.

The telephone exchange In the
Willys-Overland plant at Toledo.
Ohio. averages 2200 calls an hour.
There are - trunk lines and oper-
ators receive and transit messages To
and from tsa stations during the
days work In this gigantic automo-
bile industry AZ Toledo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

sting ur TITS of insects that are FOL
lowed by wcllings. pain or itching
rhould b. treated promptly, ~ they are
iiuironuus. EALLAI,DS SNOW LIN.
WENT cuuntoracts the poison. II "
bath auii,cpiic and healing. Sold by
an ,l,,,yais,s 2Gtc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
C.RD M THANKS.

To the many fri"nds who ." "isot
contributed the beautiful il"fal olisi'
inEs and offered tender ninisifaii"h. w
.,,h., wa,- may We not trss this
means of thanking zach one Wv
Were u not Coz these token ~ NJ
.st.em. life would indeed bt
,hi, tlm.. ~ may our ven
l,.thf.s bicrslrg o. 81 ZACH :. soa !.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

In some parts of the world. rodent
eating makes arr projected by law.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
EARTHQUAKE
 FELT AT SEWARD Buildings Rocked, Clocks Stopped and General Terror Reingned
 in Western Alaska

Western Alaska was shaken by @ severe earthquake shock on tho night of November 2S Chat was of quite long duration The entire cable system of chat section was put out of commission by the quake and hc cablcshIp Burnside is now in western waters making repairs
 Tho Seward Gateway Of November 2o gives Che following description lf how it a0oatcd that city:
 For more than 800 seconds last night Seward experienced @ severe earthquake shock Starting about l0:O5 Che quake. which apparently moved from caat Co west. shook every building n the town with more or oss violence. Tho thick concrete walls at Che power plant rocked Go and fro Che walls of thc Glider building cracked and trcmblod. Shelves swcro cmpucd oi their cou- .cnt Clocks were stopped in many of Che public buildings and homes Merchandise was upset and tumblcd Ibout in Che stores The buildings waycd more than several inches Many people were frightened and startled. particularly those who had never experienced a romblo before. The dock and Che buildings on Che dock were shaken nightly. Never before in Che memory of Che oldest inhabitants has such a severe trcm- bile hit this community The dwell Ings located along Che foot of Mar athon and other hills were shaken more than those In town. The pat- rous Of thc Liberty theatre were inc clnod Go make for Che street when .hc quake started but changed their minds and returned when they fclt
 assured chat it was orer The first how for which the usual capacity crowd had gathered was completed about ten minutes prior to thc ucmblo and the crowd which had packed Che house were on their way to their homes An in an, it was some shaking. Severe enough for everybody ln town and today there is no person In Seward who wants to feel another.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
PACKING CLANS

A crow or men lcft Tuesday on the e boat Adler to diy c'ams for Che Douglas Island pac6ng Company. Tho cauuory company win now cone couratc iu energies ou packing clans I'm pound cans. They win be packed under tbc label of Golden Spray Brand" and orders havo al- ready been received for tho product
 The clans secured from ley
 straits points arc said to be musu- aIIy uuc. and it is tho plan of Che company Go put up O tair-sIzcd pack Of chem. Two different shipments have already been packed. and with au active force Of diggcrs on Che job. it s thought chat Q pack win oon be put up.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
WINNERS
 BY 1917 SCORE Frcmon and Alaska Native Brother hood Meet in Close, Exciting
 Basketball Contest

In am exceedingly closo game of basketball played ut tho Natatorium Wednesday evening. Che Douglas Fro Department doioated Che AIas- ka Native Brotherhood team by Q score of l9 to 17.
 Several of Che men on Che fro de- pertinent team did not show mp for Che game. so three second string piayor from tho hIgh school team wcro substituted Tho young fellows did very wcu. They werc Kron- ovst Valcson and Patterson The latter two had never before played in a regular game. while KronQy.st had played only part of a game once
 Al Che end of Che first holf Che score wos 70 to 9 iu favor Of Che aremon and thcrc were never more than few points separating Che teams at amy time Hglcy and Krouqv.st did most of Che scoring for che fire fighters. while Brady and Rogers were tho stars for thc natives
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Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET

Douglas leland Packing Company Mr. sonsaehon arrived m port last Sunday on thc Accto w.th part of ho cargo of hIs vessel
 Tho Huhapu had sought shelter m Suicide harbor from Che storm That was raging Tho wind shifted after Ono boat had bocn n Che har- 1or for a umo and ,ho anchor limos parted. allowing Che boat to be thrown mp ou che shore.
 sousarhou has lcit again Go Cry .o salvage Che boat and cargo.
 Emma On Ways
 Tom Ness has hi gas boat Jho Emma. ou Che ways m Juneau for au oycrhauue and for repair work. uc a doing much ol Che work him- solf
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
MAN GIVES WIFE
 GLYCERINE MIXTURE

She had stomach trouble for years. After giving her simple buck,horn bark. glycerine. ctc. as mixed in AUcr-i-ka. her husband says: "My wife feels fno now and has gained weight It is wonderful stomach medicine" Adlcr-i-ka acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel removing foul matter which poisoned stomach and which you never thought was in your system. EXCELLENT for gas on Che stomach or chronic constipa- lion. Guards against appendicitis. The impurities it brings out will
 surprise you. Guy L. Smith. drug gist
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
INSPECTOR DIES

News ha been received in Che North telling Of Che death at Vau- .ouyor. B. C.. Of Inspector A. l.. Bell of Che Royal Canadian Mounted Po- uco. on November 30. Inspector Bol came North u lS97 and rose up from Che ranks Of Che police organ muou to tbo position Chat he held.
 Uo was stationed at various places m Yukon. including Dawson in the days Of Che gold rush, and ot Whic horse
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
lFifth Street. between Main and Seward Streets. Juneau)

IIIILN street. nNLMNNN NihIH """
 Seward Streets, Juneau)
 Services arc held every Sunday at liam. In Che church of tho Chris uan Science Society Of Juneau. on Finh Street between Main and sow- ard streets Tho subject for next Sunday win bo. "God Che Presorycr ol Man"
 Sunday school at 12:15 D. m.
 Wednesday, Testimonial meeting at 8:15 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room s. Malony Block Open daily except Sundays and holidays. from 9 to 4:3O D. m. and from 2 Co 9p m. Wednesday evenings. z to g..
 The public is cordially invited to attend these services and visit thc Reading Room