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The evening world., 1920-11-18

sisye ons cup Of flour. half a teasgoonful Of salt
Ing powder. two eggs heapng teaspocnfu! Of butter
and sweet milk enough 70 bind First rub the butter
powder add to the sugar nd butter. then add the
yolICs q eggs the rice. thin this with milk the
consistency Of cake batter fold into the beaten whites
gteRsed. FIN two-thirds fun, close and turn when
brown.
The evening world., 1920-11-18

dated Nov. 8, 1919. Gen. Hawkins eH-
plains the cancellation Of these gffts
because OF provisions made for AL
three during his lifetime.
Walter +. Angel OF Providence and
Thomas N. Rhinelandcr OF Lawrence,
l.. l., are appointed executors.
The evening world., 1920-11-18
STUFFED BEEF HEART
RICE PATTIEs



Here's a afevo
The evening world., 1920-11-18
Coughs and Colds
That Hang On"
A Real Menace to Everybody
How to Get Rid Of Them

II you cam
not get rid Of
your cough or
c o d If in
spite Of what
you are doing
for It, it still
hangs on, you
are in We y
real danger.
The longer
wpn have this
The evening world., 1920-11-18

No other food can be served In as many delight
full ways as rice. There are over three hundred
tasty dishes that rice can be made into. Just try
it with sugar and cream for breakfast.
II saves you money. Rice is the most eeononl-
ieal food. One cupful makes enough for FIVE
people. There is no need to ever waste rice IF
any Is left 1t can be made into one of many very
tasty dishes,
Rice keeps you healthy. 1t sustains your en4
ergy. It gives you strength. 1t nourishes you.
Rice digests in one hour. This is quicker than
any other food.
The evening world., 1920-11-18

STUFFED BEEF HEART
Wash heart, remove the
veins An1 arteries. Stun
with drdssing made WITH
rice, sew or tie. Roll in -four,
sprinkle with salt and
brown In hot fat. Place in
casserole, add water TO ha'f
cover and cook slowly two
hours. Turn once or twice
during cooking. When done
thicken liquid and season
for gravy.
The evening world., 1920-11-18
ASSOCIATED RICE MILLERs OF AMERICA, Incr New {
The Master Recipe from the South

famous
: np an
To tour oi waite o. on po o cup
STIR the n nj lei vi OF il any,a
ops 1t
The evening world., 1920-11-18

Irritating cough or long-standing cold,
the more your resisting power Is
lowered and the greater need for u
wholesome food tonic.
You will find the strength giving re-
sistance power to get rid Of thai cold
or cough in Father Johns Medicine.
II sbothes and heals the breathing
passages, drives of impurities and
actually rebuilds wasted flesh and
strength. Z
You can give Father Johns Medi-
cine to any member of your family
with entire safety because it is guar
anteed free from alcohol or dangerous
drugs in any form whatever.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-05
SOUTH

Tickets are on sale for the ARMS
tice Day ball to be held under the
auspices of the American Legion.
The dance is being arranged under
the direction of NJ. Lee Suits. en-
tertainment officer of the legion.
Early in December the American
Legion will hold a smoker. This
will be one of the biggest drawing
cards for men ever presented in this
city. Boxing bouts are being ar
ranged by Chris Mulrain and John
MCGUIRE. two of the cities best
known boxing enthusiasts.
The local chamber OF commerce is
cooperating with the South River
chamber to bring about an arrange
ment whereby the jitney buses OPP
Grating in and out of the city will
have more than n door, thus safe
guarding the lives of the occupants
in event of an accident.
Clam chowder is for sale this af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Bur-
lew on Henry street. This sale is
held under the auspices of the local
chapter. Daughters of ~Pocahontas.
Tonight the High School Audito-
rum will be the scene of a dance
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-05

Try and extend the sewers further
on Madison avenue and on State
street.
The Chamber of Commerce should
try to place factories that pay bet
ter wages for skilled labor. One
proposes that the better factories be
exempt from taxes for the first three
to five years to induce their building
here.
The Chamber Of Commerce should
try to incorporate with the mer-
chants and work out some scheme
to have building put up by the
spring.
To act on the housing proposition
as many people are compelled to
leave Perth Amboy because of the
lack Of accommodations.
Have a new railroad station erect
ed
More mail boxes on Smith street
and better postal service.
Improve the waterfront proper
ties. especially such property intend
ed for parks.
Improve waterways.
City planning.
Repair Smith street and WASH
ington street.
Parks and Fairgrounds.
Public athletic field for all kinds
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-05

Of games and sports.
More properly equipped play
grounds.
Provide suitable and sanitary
bathing beach. hs&i
Lighting of parks.
Compel local manufacturers OF OIL
products to take all possible precau-
tions against their refuse entering
Underwater.
Zone the city.
Adopt two definite blocks Of the
city wherein a certain type of con-
struCtion be allowed.
Endorse the building loan cam
paign for investment so as to slim
| ulate the building of homes.
Encourage the building OF apart
ment houses In Perth Amboy.
A n week clean up campaign.
A clean up campaign with the
view of lowering insurance rates.
Clean up the outer sections OF h
city and give better impressions to
those entering.
Cleaning up Smith and state
streets OF Saturday nights and Sun
o'clock.
Enforce the prohibiting Of gut
ters and streets as q depository for
refuse and litter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-05

Prevail upon the authorities to
have some of the main streets re-
paired.
Betterment of the ferry and train
service to and from New York.
Encourage manufacturing estab-
lishments employing male help to
locate in Perth Amboy and discour-
age the employment of females ex-
clusively as the present scarcity OF
female help is serious handicap to
many of the factories here.
The proper collection. handling
and hauling of garbage.
To place the park nearer the BUSH
ness district for the comfort Of
strangers entering our city and who
get no further than the main street.
All wires, telephone, lights and so
forth, be placed underground. I'M
prove the parks bought by the city.
Try and remove the gas tank
away from the best part of>the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-05

Flew ashes emitted from various
corners causing a great deal of
trouble especially for house wives
to keep their homes clean.
Revision of the city charter.
Obtain state aid for waterfront
Improvement to develop the port.
Rebuild bulkhead for the dispo-
sal of garbage. Remove wooden
construction built by the city and
culls which are not in accordance
with the fire code.
Make a solid fire zone.
Adopt traffic rules such as one
way drive on the five Elim-
mate coming and going in all direc-
tions.
Establish a city gas testing sta
ticn, pass a city ordinance making
any uncalled for deviation from the
Standards set by the state a subject
for a fine.
That the City of Perth Amboy
Gas Light Co, he held to furnish
and maintain sufficient gas pressure
for general pes and that the heat
value OF the gas furnished be kept
up to the standard as required by
law.
Street signs on buildings.
Public comfort station and wait
ing room in the center of the town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-05
Work Suggested To Make
Perth Amb0y A Better City

The files in the headquarters of
the new Chamber of Commerce
would prove most interesting to
anyone who has the welfare of
Perth Amboy at heart. AS the re-
suit of a QUESTIONABLE sent out TO
each Of the 416 members of the or
~ganization suggestions of all natures
were submitted and indexed for ref
erence when the time comes for inn
provements here. The system by
which the new organization is work.
ing will be to take up the work first
That is most often suggested upon
these cards and with this in view
the Chamber of Commerce will i'm
mediately get together to carry out
the work, as far as is able, which
the representative citizens Of Perth
Amboy have suggested.
FOLLOWING are several of the sug-
sestions handed in along with the
ballots last week:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-05

unde rthe auspices Of the 20-21 Club
of the South Amboy High School.
Excellent music has been secured
for this occasion.
A very interesting meeting of the
South Amboy Woman's Club was
held yesterday afternoon in the City
Han. The meeting was under the
direction of the civic committee, of
which Mrs. Furman is chairman.
mrs. turman has a very progressive
prosram OF work mapped out for the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-05

coming year.
The largest class initiation iok
Joel Parker Council Jr. o. U. A.
NJ. to be held since the summe va
cation, will take place tonight in
the k. OF p. hall. 1t Is estimated
that about twenty-five candidates
will receive the three degrees Of the
order. In addition to the initiation
there will be a splendid program that
has been arranged by the entertain-
ment committee.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-19
Den norske AmehkaInIe

For de, som 1nsker at rejse til
Norge, Sverige eller .Danmark med
Den Norske LIME, kan Lugar-PRds
endnu erhOldes med
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-19
Kirker og Foreninger:

6sT EMMANUEL NORsK LUTH.
K1RKE, HORNET Of Jessie & Law
son SITS. Gudstjeneste hver Sgn-
dag XII. 1890 Find. Engelsk hver
anden Sandag. S9ndagsskole hver
S1ndag XII. 9.15; norske og en-
gelske Klasser. B&nnem6der
hver Onsdag Aften XII. i Kir>
kens Basement.
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANS
KIRKE, Hj9rnet af Orleans og Ste
ven Street. Gudstjeneste hver Son
dag Form. ri. IL. Sgndagsskole Kl.
9.
cHRnsrK1RKEN, Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, Hjgrnet af Park
og University Avenue. Gudst1e-
neste hver SSndag, engelsk XII.
1890. norsk XII. 1870 Find.
NORsK LUTHERSKE TREFoL-
DIGHEDSK1RKE, Hjgrnet Of
Harrington og Sherburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste liver sgndag XII.
1880 Find. og $50 Aften. SON
dagsskole XII. 1916.
DEN DANsK-NORsKE METHODIST.
KIRKE. Hj6rnet af Broadway OF
13. st., afholder sine Gudstienester
som felger: Prediken Sgndag Form.
ri. 1890. Aften ri. ,7.45. UnRe
Folks Epworth Lga: Sgndag Aften
n. 7.45; iter@rt Mode de ire fgrste
Tirsdage i Maaneden. BSnnemgde
hver Onsdag Aften ri. 8.
NORDKAP LOGE NO. 8. SUMNER
AT NORGE, mgder 1ste OF 3die
Mandag ! Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall. 1856 w. Ninth st..
sYNN6vE LoGE NO. S DoTRE Ar
NORGE, m6der Eden OF ada Man
dag l Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall. 1876 w. Ninth St.
II. c., ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. Of n
=: s., mdder 1ste og 3die Fredae j
Maanedeu paa Royal Arcannm Han.
HI. at st. Peter og 18th Streets.
FoRENINGEN "GoDTHAABu me-
der 2. og 4. Lardag paa Royal Area
mum Hall, Hi. at St. Peter og 9TH
Streets.
FoRENINGEN "DANMARKs SON.
pNER" af D. s. D. f., mdder /. 90 2
Lerdag paa Royal Arcanum. Hall.
III. at st. Peter og 4th Streets.
"ELEoNoRA CHR1sTINEn 1ogE
M. so, d. s. S., m6der 1ste OF
og 3die Onsdag i Maaneden paa
Odd Fellow Hall, 1866 W. 9th st.
FoREN1NGEN HAABET mgder
Eden og 4de Torsdag i Maane-
den paa Royal Arcanam Hall,
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Qhiragn,
Set: banife Gamaerfprbnnb.

Sra 5angerforbl1n6ets 8reiioent,
&r. g. Oleien, erboloer pi Meo6e,
lelie, at cit &ornite ct troblt bejfi9f=
ltigt me6 at legge @lanerne til set
ltore Sangeritebne, iom ifa1 bol6es i
Chicago / Sommeren 1922. Ser bar
beret pleiet unoerbanolinger meo
Carl 8uicb fra &anias @itD SDmfo>
niorfeiter ON at bore Stebnets
Ober6irigent, ligefom set ct Mentn~
gen at engagere Gbicagos @pmfoni=
orfeiter. Som man ier er oct ltore
&laner, men Sc tan giernemferes.
SangerneS Mntol anllaas til 200,
maoife mere, og Der orbeibes meo
&raft for at 9igre Stepnet til en-
@nfces 'og. Sore for 6anft Gong i
Mmerifa.
Selpfelgelig f%orpentes set, at Sc
9an1te I Chicago bill 19tte EFT ~Gre
II at giere oeres til, at l@ufcesien
bliber belt no. 9erfor aster &omi-
teen at reife ct @orontifonb paa
5000 Dollars, 6els for at fun1,e ar
beioe me6 frie &en6er % 6els for,
bbis set er %nb6ben6igt, at 6etfe ct
maligt %11noerifu6. Men meo @bi>
Cages ca. $4,000 Danife % Ei1.
itremninget fra DC omliggenoe 8per
forbentes set, 1t Ser bill blibe finon=
cielt -u6bptte, og set er fun for en-
Sifferbe6s SfDlb at @arantifon6et
relies. Derfor onbefaler ri, at en-
bier, ser bar SS%nteresie for benne
.itore Gag, lite bill un6ilaa Dem for
at iubfribere ct noninelt 8elbb, Der
efter al Sanoipnligbe6 olorig blioer
optrebet, % 6ermeo itgtte banif
Sangerforbu116 og 8eltDrelien, iom
bat 5agen UNDER Mrbei6e, og bielpe
me6 til, at ri Danife lite bebgber at
itaa tilbage for bore norffe og ipenife
8rg6re, 1aar BET eiel6er ct 6oreta=
genoe, bboraf hi TIM fan bs1te s@re!
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6an ramte.

&alpb @oof, iom bar cit 2uncb=
@ogn be6 8tb % Stbleps Streets,
bleb forle6en Mften peo 0tteti6en
oberfal6t al to @epere;; meoens be1
enc &pper foripnte fig. al @engeituf>
fen, greb @oof fin &ebolper, iom ban
baboe liggen6e paa ct beleiligt @teo,
90 fpreoe 1es paa &bberne. @1> al
oiSie Menb itDrte6e 666 ON 1ige npr
@ognen, meoens Sen anoen blep
,funoet ifiult peo ct Gre / Merbeoen,
meo Soften giennemboret at Ell,
&l1gle.
Mat bill maaife fige, at set bar for
baar6 en- Straf for Sc to. Men m,
er set Jet ioa tit, at Den Slags Soft
lite tdger / 8etenfning at ifp6e De-
res Dire 11e6, bbis 6isie lite debit
felig 1pitrer 4ommanooen rbonos
up" eller Zig flaot ne6". Ms6 iaa-
-6art &goeri bgr enbber babe go6 Me1
til at foribare fig, paa bbao Maaoe
ban be6it Tan, og @pbere buroe al.
ti6, 1laar De fanges, gibres uifaoeligt
for 2ipstio - in6efpnrres. Ser be,
bog fin6es Maaoer, bborpaa Der
Slngs @epri Tan blibe fat Chopper
for. 5reoelige 8orgere, % oerme<
Samfln6et, ffd beifpttes, % @eper.
ne r1aa ielb tage Mniparet for, bod
Der pil banoe Dem.
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9ampifibsfart paa Sure MisiisFppi

ul1pper Misiisiippi @otermop'S
Msiociation" bar 1ige bol6t en- to:
9ages &onferenie og 6reftet @lane,
for @ienoptagelie al Dampifibstra:
fifen paa pbre Misiisiippi.
Stliteoe beo &%onferenien bar @n:
Dernbr 8urrquiit, Mapor @obgio1
|af ct. Saul, Saul q. MDers, @re.
it6ent for ct. saul gibic & Cont:
MERGE Msfeciation, Mapor MeperS
|af Minneapolis, 6. S. 6airfielo,
@%reiioent for minneapolis @ibic &
Commerce Msiociation. 8Ian6t Mp.
6etS 9eltagere par og1aa Sobn S.
@fcb al acknowledgements &om=
misiionen, @6noro S. !@oltra al ct.
2ouis, S. g.. Mc@artbp al 9aben=
port, SSa., % en- @etfe @epreiento1.
ter fra 8per langs ben ebre Msiisz
fippt. @tsconiin ien6te otte off
ciele &epreientanter 11onepnt al
@uberngr 8bilipp.
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Snrpriie-8artD.

Mrs. .. Sgrenien bar forleoeu
@ienitanb for ct obermaaoe oallpf.
tet r@urprife @artp", ser afbolotes
Il 9iemmet hos Mrs. 81. 6. &anien,
815 Sale ct.
Mrs. Serenfen, Iom bar -taget 1ib-
Zig 9el / Goreningsltbet tn6en for
ben berperenoe oanife @oloni, refer
/ Mften til Sos Mngeles. ,
9a Selifobet tent tog &iemturen
UNDER 0berbeielie> efter ct belment
~2Dffe paa &eiien". bar olle .enige
ON, at man bab6e baft cit fieloen
@ften - en- Mften, Der lenge bil
blipe erin6ret al Sem, iom 6eltog> oq
lite min6it al @resgieiten, Mrs.
10. 5prenien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-19
st. Paul.
M. A. FISKER,
City Editor : Manager.
City Office:
62s Endicott Building.
Eeb aipb elIer Meparation al
t1bre beips ben neltienbte Snpeler
Simon Melion. 200 6. 7tb street.
shftdiesfef.

2oge1 @o6tboab afbol6t fin 81
aarige Stifteliesfeit / 2pr6ags, oa
mere enc 200 Meolemmer bar til
iteoe.
Geiter bar pao ollie Mao6er 6ph.
iels6agsbarnet berbig, bbilfet natur=
ligbis ogiaa bur6e bore xilfelbet, 90
= @o6tbaab" er e, u6n,erfet Sore
ming, fom b11r6e babe al1e 0anifes
Stette / ct. Saul.
Mange go6e Goler bleb baaret
frem / Mftenens 2eb nnoer Mr. 81.
g. 6ron6iens Stprelie.
nj @errer, fom bab6e Or6et, Tan
1tebnes ST.. Melion, S.8. &oSm1s-
fen (for @obtbaob), Miels @obert-
ion (Soreningerne / Mlmin6eligbe6)4
Dr. @isbo1m (for Damerne), g. 81.
@eterien, Sorenineens 8reii6ent,
o. Fl.
Otter enot Moalti6 begpn6te Dan<
fen, bbor el6re og pngrc tog 1iplig
Sci.
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Tru pbas 6arbel.

Mfife6sforeltillingen / Spnoags /
@arricf Ebeater bleb Iigejaa feltlig
iom 6en ferite Soreitilling / 9ftober.
Ser bar go6t beiggt, on1trent iom ben
fdr1te Gang, og set betp6er lite iao
Tibet, .11aar man regner me6 6e mani
&c Setter al ollie Glags Ser 11etop mi
boloes S1ag / S1ag.
st Delt npt &rogrom Dor Der Iopet
al baaoe 6ru S6a % Gbr. @ott<
icbalcb og 6esforuoen gab 6e ollie be
efstra @1,mre, 6olf forlangte. Otter
(6rnens Nfilutn<g al ferite Mfoeling
%oberraftes Ser ben6e en- progtfulo
8ufet &oier le6iaget al set 6anife %
6e Mltere6es Stag, ODER bbi1fet
&nnltnerin6en bleb bDbt rsrt, %
bum tog ga ogiaa og 6rapereoe Gee
mem mes set amertfanife % 6onife
Stag.
&ba6 tan ri bel iige an6et, eno at
6ru O6a iang meo Sen famine @bor-
ME % Bibacitet iorn altio % Iagoe
@ublif1.m for fine Ge6oer? gn
&effe af Scope Mofiers @iier blep
foreoraget / &oitltute fra @ingfip-
btngeg11en: o9 me6 egte ipoif Dioleft.
Sg Ser blep for1angt og gtoet iaa
mango efstro @arge iom al6rig for,
set bar, iom Sru/0oa giennem al
set bun boeoe / Spn6aes> /niloe fige
6arpel og Sat til Gbicaeos Danife
fer al oen @elpilie FUN baboe 11got.
0g ga iaa ti1ii6it Sruen maatte fol-
Sc op % otter og otter bleb fremfalot,
talte bun paa fit ~eien0ommelige, be-
tagen6e Mao6e / iebne 9r6 fin ege11
90 ben6es Stockholders Sat for alt,
og bun ilrtteoe meo, at bum gierne
bil6e iige paa: @ienfpn, men set bIeb
bel ct Garbel for ben6es @e6fommen-
De. Ser laa noget bemooigt Bag
Sr6ene, for Sru 9ba bar merfet, at
@bicagos Danife bar me6t og mo6ta-
get ben6e me6 aobent &elbiIie.
@br. @otticbalcb iatte, fom iioit,
r&uiet paa ben an6en @n6e", me6
fine uitprlig moriomme SS%nofal6 oe
@iier og fin rige &unit i be alpor1i<
gere Sange. &an tor bel not iige ct
Garbel og paa @ienipn til! 8eb
&iqnoet p%reiioere6e ST. 8alb. MiI:
1nmien me6 famine &,1nit og Eefntf
iom alti6:
DIN 2er6agen bob6e 6ru Sbn gi-
bet en- Matinee for 6an1fe 8grn i So,
mia Sail, og bborti1 ogiaa BET 6anffe
8grnebiems imaa 8eboere bar ino-
bl16f. Ser bar 6ru O6a bieru1e,
8prneelifer Tom bun bar, % Ser. er
aoifillige imaa 8grnebierter Ser be-
ftanbig bill giemme ct Min6e ON ben
8ebitemober, Der iaaoan fnnoe for
tal1e Siitorier % fpnge for Dem. -
Set er lite Set minoite l16bptte, 5r1l
D6a tager meo iig, men ION bun ielp
iagoe, set allerbe6itel
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Sc baaife 8uma!

Com Mnnoncen biier, bill 8. 9.
g. 2oge 90. IS frenbiie be oanife
6iInns i @ro,1b 8o11eparo Soll S6r-
Sag bens28. Sob. Mlle Ser baooe
The state herald., 1920-04-16
WEDDING AT DENVER

Rev. w. E. Bennett has been in
Denver this week performing u we'd
ing ceremony for his old friend and
physician, DR.. James A. Pickard.
They have been friends now for
about five years and DR.. Pickard
has done many acts Of service which
Brother Benentt appreciated enough
to be glad to take the trip and per-
form the ceremony entirely without
charge. No physician in Denver has
u greater reputation for doing ser
vice of this kind in the name and
for the sake of the Great Physician,
Jesus Christ, and no physician has
built up larger practice in the
same length Of time than DR.. Pick
ard.
The ceremony was unique in this
that all officiating and participating
parties were up by 5 n. m. on Tues
day morning and drove in a car
some six of seven miles from the
center of the city, where DR.. and
Mrs. Pickard are to live in beauti-
full residence. There, Witnessed by
a selected number of the friends who
are to be the future neighbors of
this coupl couple the ceremony was
performed.
The state herald., 1920-04-16
A JUSTIFIED CROUCH

The HersR had ) eallsr Monday
~ 1Inpsl = SPssnitdol
citizens Of Holyoke, whose usual
good nature had received a severe
jolt. After detailing the reasons
for his fit of temper, the editor was
inclined to agree with him that his
temperamental outburst was justi-
fled. 1t appeared that after q long
period of physical labor he had sue
cceded in clearing his walks Of the
accumulated snow and then was
compelled to wade through the drifts
on his neighbor's walks to reach the
business district.
He claims that what aggravated
the matter was the facts that II is
the same walks which are found in
this condition after every snow
storm and that the owners Of the
properties are always classed
among the towns boosters. We are
reminded by such occurrences as
the above that in our efforts to
boost the town we should not over
look the newer things which make
for the comfort and convenience Of
her citizens.
The state herald., 1920-04-16
BAPTIST CHURCH

Usual services next Sunday pro-
yidlng there is not another snow
storm.
Morning worship at IL o'clock
subject, Power"
Sunday school at 10 u. m.
The Young People have their ser
vice Mt $3.50 p. m, They meet in the
lecture room of the church.
Evening gospel service at Z 80.
The Missionary society will meet
Thursday afternoon ut 2:30 at the
home of Mrs. Newman.
The prayer meeting this week will
be- held In the home OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Mowry.
Please do not forget to come Sun.
day. The Baptist church Is your
church home II you say %.
PASTOR.
The state herald., 1920-04-16
NEW IMPROVEMENTS
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
T. N. SMITH AND SON MAKING
LARGE ADDITION TO THEIR
IMMENSE PLANT

Among the many buildings now
undergoing construction in Holyoke,
and changes in present buildings and
equipment, none are on a more elab-
crate scale than the changes being
made by the above named enterpris-
ing firm.
An entirely new building is being
erected, 50x77 feet, one story in
height, Of cement and brick. These
changes will give ample space for
the machinery and appliances for
the butter and ice cream making
plant, the artificial ice plant and
their kindred industries.
The meat market will Hnd adsquat
and convenient quarters in the new
building, and room can be provided
for the storage Of goods in connec-
ton with their large drug store.
These improvements necsssitats
the expenditure Of . large amount Of
capital, but will make this plant one
of the largest and most complete Of
amy in eastern Colorado, and bust
ness which reflects credit on tha
town of Holyoke.
The state herald., 1920-04-16
TELEPHONE CABLE, TR0UBL LEs
CORRECTED

The telephone service has been
handicapped for the last week on
account Of trouble with the cable.
During the recent SHOWS the ground
has become thoroughly soaked and
water got inside the cable in two
different places. One place has
been repaired at great inconven-
ience. Hot paratiine was poured in
side the cable to absorb all moisture
and then resoldered. Two experts
from Boulder arrived Wednesday
and will put the cable in shape.