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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19
NORRISTOWN

At a childrep's party given by Miss
Gertrude Dowlin and Miss Ethel Dow
lin, of $50 Noble street, in honor of
the third birthday anniversary Of Miss
Harricttc Virginia Macarthur, daughter
of Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas I. Macarthur,
the guests were Miss Vera Matthias,
Miss Doris Johnson. Miss Violet Grif-
fith, Miss Marie Griffith, Miss Frances
Gray and Master Thomas Macarthur.
Among the guests from Norristown
who attended the luncheon given by the
Quaker City Chapter, ID. A. r., of
Philadelphia, in honor of the national
president general, Mrs. George Thscher
Guernsey, we're Mrs. III. II. Fisher, his
torsn emeritus of the chapter and a
charter member, and Miss Clara Beck
also member. Representing Valley
Forge Chapter, D. A. r., of Norris
town, were Mrs. n, Howland Brown,
Miss Emeliue II. Hooven, Miss Marie
r. Yost, Mrs. Irwin Fisher. Mrs G..
Howard Harry, Mrs. Samuel Hartrauft,
Miss Nina Reud, Mrs. W. l.. StaufTer,
Miss Mary Il. McInnes. Miss Martha
G. II, McInnes, Mrs. Howard Boyd,
Mrs. w. II. Slingluff, Miss Helen G..
Slingluff, Mrs John Rex and Mrs. l. p.
Knipc
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TlOGA

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Steeu, of
Tioga. announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Beatrice Mccullough
Stecn, to Mr.. Harry Stobcr Stout, of
RoNborough.
Miss Maud Harrison. of 4119 North
Broad street, gave u dinner last week
for the members of the Bachelor Girls
Club. The guest OF honor was Miss
katharine Beck. daughter of Mrs. John
Beck, Of $3.50 North Warnock street,
whose marriage 10 Mr.. John, Harrison,
Of Edgemout, Pa, will take place ou
Wednesday. Pink roses and golden
hearts were used in the decorations.
Other guests included Miss Frances
Hollopcter. Miss Lena Stroh, Miss Tillie
Stocf6cr. Miss Emily Schaufier. Miss
Anna Hummer. Mrs. Mildred Purvis,
Miss Cora Randolph, Miss Jaue
Mitchell, Mrs. katharine Troutweiu,
Miss Anna Ellis, Miss Clara Geizer and
Miss Laura Thornton.
Mr., and Mrs. Albert NJ. Thalbeimcr
of 4S1S North Thirteenth street, an-
nouncc the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Beatrice Stern Thalheimer,
10 Mr.. Louis Polls, of this city. Mr..
Louis Polls is the son of Mrs. Samuel
Polls, of 49, North Fifteenth street.
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lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells OF Many Doings in Social World
She attends the. Supper Club at the Bellevue.
Srdttord-Iuy Ball Plans Talked about

ton Barnes, of 1917 De Lauccy street.
before the Assembly, on February 13,
Mr.: aud Mrs. T. Hamilton. of 327
llandrillo road, Cynwyd. who have re !.
Gently returned from Japan. will be at
Iomc informally on Mondays during
January. No cards.
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob s. Disston and
Miss Lorraine Disston. of Chestnut
Hill. left this week for Belle Air.
Florida. where they have opened their
cottage and expect to remain until
March. Miss Lorraine Diaston will not
make her formal debut until Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick T.. Radcliff.
1r.. of Wayne. have issued invitations
for u dinner dance at the Saturday
Club on Tuesday evening, February 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II. Hastings.
of Devon. have returned from a visit
to their son and daughter in law, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick w. Hastings, in
New York.
Mr.. Henry Mexican Ingersol and his
daughter. Miss Ieannie H. Ingersoll,
of Annandale Farm. near Springllouse,
nre spending the winter in town.
Mrs. Edward w. Maxwell, of Wayne,
Il
day afternoon to meet her sister, Miss
Rcberts. Of Boston.
Miss katherine Wells. of New York
has returned from n visit to Miss Louise
Twaddell in Devon.
DR.. and Mrs. George Woodward and
children, of Kisscwau. Chestnut HILL
have gone TO Augusta. Ga. for several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses $. Grant. Of
gagcmcnt of their daughter, Miss Geor-
gianna Grant, to Mr. Edward L.
Rutou, OF Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. James, of Ches-
ter. have announced the engagement Of
their daughter, Miss Sara James, to
Mr.. Ralnh Stanley Ivans, of Lang
horne, Pa.
Miss Charlotte Matthews, daughter
of Bishop Matthews. Of Princeton,
n. j., is spending the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Stephens Casey,
OF Wynnewood.
Mrs. Walter Chrystic. of Bryn
Mawr, will sail for Llrope in two
weeks TO join her son, Mr.. Walter
Chrystic, Jr.. who is in France.
Mrs. Clarence A. Warden and Mr..
Clarence A. Warden. .lr, of PARKWAY
Farm, Haverford. are staying at the
Marlborough Blenheim, Atlantic City.
Mrs. George IT. Snowden and sous.
Master George 7. Snowden. Jr., and
Master Jimmie Snowdcn. of Rosemont.
have returned from visit to the Tray
more. Atlantic City.
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GER MANTOWN

Recently elected officers of the Phi
Gamma Sorority are Miss Marie Riley.
president Miss Anna Boyce, treasurer.
and Miss Cathurinc Dempsey, sccrc-
tary.
The Stcnton Field Club will give a
dance at Crusaders Hall Wednesday
evening, February II.
Tho Question Club will hold a dance
at the Belfeld Country Club Oh Mon
day evening, FEBRUARY >.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Stenton
Field Club gave a card party at the
clubhouse on Friday evening.
The Tau Sigma Sigma Fraternity
will move into its new clubroom on
Thursday, January 20.
The -Four Hundred Club of Oak Lane
will hold meeting in the cubrooms on
Wednesday evening.
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Let's you and me quit, that's how much
7 think of you, That's how much you
suit me. Lets quit ~
Quit !"
"Yeh, quit Let's jump. Lee can I
hold us after the way he faxed. the CIR"
cult on this show. You say the word,
10. and wen do it right here in Adalai.
friend. Ben Ceilings, II set us up in
anything from q ice cream parlor to
the box business. He's big gun thorc (;
alderman an everything but mayor.
He's offered to, set inc up, 10, every
time I've played the town. Gee, Lo,
last year he was putting up some lit
tie red rooted cottages near the sta
tion. ] bet they're ready now-little
red rooted cottages on the hill. with
n wcathcrcock on the peak of the We
rnnda and white picket fence, and
and. he rents en-, Lo. We
Honest. Al, you must be crazy with
the heat. J thought you was only guy
ing all along-or [ would hove given
you brain test
"Guying nothing the idea has lad
me for Il month like house atirc. ]
wanna get out of this business, hon, be
fore you much more than get in. We
can start together in clean little town
in n clean little way, kitten. | wanna
get you out of the show business, Jo,
before you more than get just in. Get
you out, kitten, and take care Of you
Honest, Al, you're enough to scare
a girl. We can't do u crazy thing like
that. What'll Lee say if We jump
wanna get on in this business Al. I'm
just starting, only six months in the
game, and | wanna get on. ] ain't the
kind of Il girl that could settle down III Il
tank in II million years. ~
'All right, in the big town then, 10,
if.
Gee, wouldn't Lee be sorc!"
CONTINUED TOMORROW
Copyright, 1870. Uv Wheeler Syndicate
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19

prldge on Wednesday evening at their
nome. Their guests, who urc members
oil their bridge club. will Include Mr..
ana Mrs. William w. Stevenson. Mr..
and Mrs. George Grayenstine, Sd, Miss
Ella Bruuett, Miss Mildred Sterritt,
Mr. STANLEY Getz. Mr.. Charles Jones,
MI. Frank Hamilton and Mr. John
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Silkes, niece of Miss Amanda Skies
James, of GI7 Union street, and MIR.
Albert Charles Norton will take place
on February | Mt the morning service of
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church,
forty-first and Spring Garden streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Il. Simon have
sold their house at 1916 Diamond street
and have gone to California, where they
will remain until early spring.
The Phariscs were entertained at din i
nor at their twenty-fourth annual meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Simon Miller.
member of the club. on Saturday
evening. Those present included Mr.,
Horace Stern, DR.. Lee X. Frankel. Mr..
Max Levy, Mr.. Albert Noise, DR.. David
Itiesmnn. DIR. Solomon Soils Cohen DR..
Jay F.. Schambcrg, DIR. Augustus A.
Eskner, Mr.. Isaac Hassler, Mr..
Ephraim Lederer, Mr.. Samuel S.
Fleisher, Mr.. Isaac Feinberg, Mr.. Felix
y. Gerson, Mr. Harry b. Sommer. Prof.
Max j. Margolis. Prof. Isaac Husick,
DR.. Henry Matter, Mr.. Milton Gold :
smith, New York; Mr.. Charles Berk
heimer, New York Mr.. Max Herzberg,
Mr.. David w. Amram and Mr.. Adolph
Eichholz.
Miss Hilda Carson, Of Sixteenth and
Poplar streets, will entertain the mem
bers of her 900" on Tuesday after
noon.
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SCHWAKTZNIAN-HESS

An interesting wedding was solem-
nized last evening in the Alumni Build =
ing of the Keneseth Israel Temple when
Miss Ruth Friedenberg Hess. daughter
lin street. was married to DIR. Samuel
Schwartzman, of 1906 Diamond street.
hv the Rev. Joseph Krauskopf. d. u.
Miss GLADYS Fliegelman was maid OF
honor. The bridesmaids were Miss
Gertrude PRINT. Miss EVELYN Brandeis,
Miss Louise Hess and Miss Mollic
Abrams. The ushers included Mr.. AL
bert Hess. Mr.. None Hess. brothers OF
the bride Mr.. Alexander Schwartzman
brother of the bridegroom, and DIR. w.
Bernard nfiIc Service was followed by a
dinner. Upon their return from their
trip the bridegroom and bride will be
at home at 1906 Diamond street.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr., and Mrs. J. Clifford Wilson. o4n
South Thirteenth street. nrnoIInra the
engagement of their dourhter Miss
Dorothy Fell Wilson. to Mr. imsbry
Mitchell Erooks son of Mrs. T "
Brooks Of 2O30 De Lsnccv Street "
At the wedding Of Miss Mary Maxcr
lyipus, daughter Of tho lotc NJ David
caldwell l'loreps Rivinms and Mr.
H.yinus, Of 2llY De Iancey slrcct and
W.; NJ. J, Gordon Tettcrman, which
a. mn,nG5' ,naiI' q sister Of the bride. will act
Soo 'ISiu THl,i oi honor and Miss Marion Mar
Bi,, fTc ,hlylnus and Master Edward Tlorens
l%ipuS' lr5o H. uic"c and nrphew of the
NJ SI''i h N,lI act as page and flower girl.
Dr. WrHHtrl'rmnn, will have his brother.
lbc "lulred F,ettcrmau rs best mau. and
,o,,nn "r uShcrS VIII include Mr.. George Fct
Mr. MTT"' r p.ir. AR. Francis Murkoc ltivinus,
pcn,hEa, pr, =, baldwin Edwards and DR.. Ralph
uV''on' w..
ALL AIS. George l.. Justice covo y chill.
%Sp party this rftcrnoou Mt wild
or JrOTu, w. her home in 81. Davids. in honor
y A,r son. Master Gcorrn | Justirc.
%, "r Among the guests were Miss Vir,
NaTr Na,a lIiarl, Miss Florence Curtis. Miss
Pete N4Tler 4Ir Charlie SinkIcr. Master
\ Master "IcH' TcSi Muster Ncwbold Dunn.
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ROxBoROuGH

Mrs. Robert lie Fort. of East Hermit
lane, will entertain the Young Peoples
tomorrow evening at her home. The
guests will include Mr.. Louis Kappis,
president Of the association Miss Aur
gusta Pollock, vice president; Miss
Anna RauenGahn, secretary: Mr..
Ernest DinkelIacher. treasurer Miss
Anna Ritter. Miss Adele LIE Fort. Mr..
August lie Fort, Miss Wanda Render,
Miss Emily Pollock. Mr.. aud Mrs. Cal
yin Howcy, Miss katharine Prctscb,
Mr.. George Blci, Mr.. Martin Blei, Mr..
". Blei, Mr.. Harold Mltenberger,
Miss Elsie Miltenberger. Mr.. Ralph
McNally, Mr.. David Rehder, Miss Mar
gsrct NIusou. Miss Beatrice Kappis,
Miss Bessie Richard and Miss Lillian
Davenport.
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BARON-OSTROW

The wedding Of Miss Rose ostrow,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Israel
Ostrow, Of 3134 Montgomery avenue.
and Mr.. Israel Baron took place yes
terday at Traymoro Hall, Franklin
street and Columbia avenue. Rabbi /.
Brodnick of1iciated. The bride was
given in marriage by her father. The
maid OF honor was Miss Bessie Brody
and the flower girls we're Miss Vera
Gittleman and Miss Pauline Goldman.
The bridesmaids were Miss Elizabeth
Picker. Miss Freda Gittlcman. Miss
Jean Ostrow and Miss Celia Lienberg.
The best man was DIR. Harry Newman
and the ushers were Mr.. Louis Levick,
Mr.. Charles Gittleman. Mr.. NJ. Rud-
nick and Mr.. Samuel Rather. After the
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Baron will
make their home with the parents Of the
bride. 3134 Montgomery avenue.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Miss Elizabeth Lathcm. daughter Of
The Rev, l.. T.. Lathem, pastor of the
Third Presbyterian Church. Chester,
has been one Of the nine senior students
of Worcester College, Worcester. Mass.
20 be awarded the chevron in hockey
Miss Lathem takes also a prominent
part in other athletics at the college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl +. IIcwes, Of
East Nineteenth street. Chester. are
receiving congratulations on the birth
Of Il daughter, Dorothy.
Mrs. Horace =. Green. of Media. has
been entertaining Mrs. Clara Lawyer.
of Montana. Mrs. Lawyer was for
mcrly resident Of Media.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19
LEVIN -AHPEROWITZ

Miss Nellie Alperowitz, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Alperowitz, of
2630 Ridge avenue, was married last
evening to Mr.. Samuel Levin. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Mr..
Shultz. The bride was attended by
Miss Fanny Sterner AS maid of honor
and by Miss Anna Levin. sister of the
bridegroom, Miss Esther Shult5 and
Miss Esther Eagle as bridesmaids. The
best man was Mr.. Irving Levin, while
the ushers were Mr.. Samuel Alperowitz,
Mr.. David Levin and Mr.. David Eagle.
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WlSSAHlCkON

Or. Henry Fischer, who has been
passing some time in Canada, has re-
turned to his home on Sumac street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Thompson Little.
wood. of 13l Rochelle avenue. are
spending part of the month ia Atlantic
City.
Mrs. George Clay Bowker, Of Ro-
chelle avenue, .as gone TO Atlantic
City for the midwinter
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OL-N EY

Mrs. Jonathan Jones. with her
daughters, Miss Carolyn Louise Jones,
Miss Betty FELTON, Jones and Miss Mar
garct Newman Jones. of Milington,
Md, arrived today at the home of their
uncle and aunt, DIR. and Mrs. Howard
j. FELTON,, of 5424 Rising Sun avenue,
for a ten days visit. On Saturday
evening Mrs. G.. Henry Wilson will
Mrs. Jones.
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RLACKNIAN.KERN

Another interesting midwinter wed
ding was that of Miss Helen NJ. Kern.
daughter of Mrs. William +. Kern, of
3325 North Park avenue. and Mr.. Ray
mond w. Blackman, of 300 Lancaster
avenue, which took place on Saturday
afternoon in the Tioga Baptist Church.
Broad street above Ontario. with the
Rev. Harold Stanley Stewart oficiat-
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Blackman left on Il
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ledTu 10 NC
come enanl =
ored of death.
is n land of
strange s
| g II G @ s .
Where t h G
d G $ c r t is
stillest mems
b o n c $ | lie
b | e a ching.
Prairie dogs
b ay loudest
i n t h a t
s o u n d ! ess
moment b C -
{ o r c t b C
dawn, and as
if they would
rcnd to rib
bons the mys-
Ill =
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ADANIS-pAUI

A very pretty wedding took place on
Saturday afternoon at o clock with the
Rev DIR. Robinson officiating. when
Miss Adeline n. Paul, of $50 Brown
street, was given. in marriage by her
brother. Mr.. Daniel G.. Paul. to Mr..
Robert II. Adams. Her only attendant
was Miss Edna March. maid of honor
Mr.. Adams had for his best man, Mr..
r.. Baird McIlhatten. of Hatboro, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams left for an ex-
tensive wedding trip Immediately after
the reception which followed the cere-
mony. They will be at, home at J130
Brown street after February 10.
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

DR.. and Mrs. Henry D. Purisch, of
2S42 Diamond street, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss Kath-
ryn p. Purisch, to Mr. Herman Hessler.
of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fingrutd, of
2612 North Twenty eighth street, an
nouncc the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Sarah Fingrutd, to Mr.. Jacob
Sander. of Chicago. After. trip TO
New Orleans they will live at 1876
Forrestvillc avenue. Chicago
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19

This instalmem starts the ffb
Fanny Hurst serial. The only rcd
son u cannot be called the best is be.
cause ichere crery one is exceptionally
good, there is no "besi.'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19

southern trip and will be at home upon
their return at 300 Lancaster avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19

FARMERS wives at the close of u
l. voiceless day have been known to
turn stark mad. Siberia, where men
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"Rave on. Al. Rave on =,

lLuNe on, ~, huNt On
He leaned TO her with an entire fiat
tening of tone. You re the only thing
in the world that l eau rave about, 10;
you and your tantalizing ways. Ever
since l ran away from an orphan asy-
lum in Utica TO join show, I've had
picture of little girl like you hung
on my heart. | cant see this or any
other country, hon, without you the
biggest part of the scenery. You're the
only thing ever had time TO rave about
in my life, Lo.
She threw him a snilc that was full
of uuirks.
"Me and the meadows. The meadows
you're always piping about, Look at
'cm out there! Listen TO the grass
growing :"
The train jolted, jcrked, moved for
ward.
A porter passed down the swaying
aisle, lighting lamps. A grassy turbid
glare filled the coach, shutting out the
darkening landscape, and the windows
suddenly reflected the murky interior.
"You--you sweet little kid you You
sweet little, soft little kitten"
She collapsed in nn attitude of mock
prostration against his shoulder, her
cheek, the quality of thick, cream col
ored velvet, crushed against the grain
Of his coat.
'sHcw that boy loves met
Always kidding Amt you moth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19

TlIE Plays and Players had one of
l. their delightful tea chats Yesterday
afternoon at the clubrooms. ! do like
to stop in there. There are always some
interesting people and good singing and
playing aud rCciting. Mrs. Geddcs is in
charge Of the Sunday afternoon chats
and she certainly carries her charge
through spleudidly.
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Will be observed as promotion dav in
sunday school.lt is planned to OBJ
serve Pilgrims Day on the same dav
A program is being arranged for the
occasion.
On November 25 we will hold a rao1
old fashioned Thanksgiving dinner 81
the church. All members are nroe "a
TO remember the date and BRING vo,,-
dinner with you and everybody have
good time. Members of the Sahl,e+S
school and church are urged 10 br;na
new visitors on that oay. Commit
tees have been appointed to look after
tne inherent work pertaining to the;r
special parts. Dinner will be servad
ana following 4 program Will be- given
everyone cordially intitel-V. r
Munday, Supt.
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AMaifa.

Alfalfa receives Its name from
old Arab word which means IN -
fish "the best kind at fodder.
plant looks something like clover
grows very rapidly. In fact II &c.
so quickly that three or four
can be harvested during the SUM
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-s.sssssi -.s-
(officisl Title)
The foregoing blank viii be fur
nished by county auditors upon re-
quest, and II an absent voter has ne
blank upon which to make his APP
plieation. he may use the above form
for the purpose of obtaining his bal
lot
This application must be duly sign
ed and sworn TO by the electcr apply
ing for the ballot before an official
authorized to administer oaths.
The voter should arrange to get
his ballot as early ~ possible SO as to
return 1t to his county auditor at
least one day before the election. 1t
should be returned earlier II possible
NO rs to avoid the chance Of losing
the ballot through delay In the mails.
The voter marks his ballot and re-
turns II TO the auditor by registered
lester in an envelope enclosed for that
purpose. On the back Of the enve-
lopr he will find statement which he
10 to I'LL in and sign.
In applying for y ballot by mail
thu voter should be careful To give
the county auditor his correct postof-
Ace address 40 that his ballot will
reach him promptly and safely.
In lieu Of the above the following
method may be used where practiea-
BILE:
any voter knowing that he Is to be
abaent on the day Of election may At
any time not more than fifteen days
before the election call At the office
Of the county auditor for his county
and obtain = ballot. voting it at the
said office. scaling II and depositing
Il with that officer. before leaving
his homo This plan obviates the
necessity Of using the mail in sending
the official ballot b the voter and
having It returned by him.
The law requires that ballots voted
by absent electors must be delivered
by the county auditor to the election
judges Of the precinct in which the
voter is registered. On the day Of
the election these judges open the bal
lot and count il as ballot voted at
the said precinct. upon ascertaining
that the voter is duly registered, just
the same ~ II the voter were there
in person.
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After STUDYING the sparo~.

We spend considerable time Co..
ing the English sparrows and
Ing their character and have
reached the conclusion that.
that well meaning but misguideo
lsh cousin had had sense enou
to bring them over. they would
got here somehow anyway
utats JournaE
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Pound Sseho0lmate

VIII Gibson, who spoke at Repub-
lican meeting held in the Lincoln
schoolhouse, found in Mrs, D. II. Van
Deusen schoolmAte Of his hoyhood
days. when the two attended district
school back in New York state.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21

Many Of the members Of the local
Odd Fellows and Rebckah lodges at
tended the sessions Of the grand lodge
in Caldwell this week. One of the
big features on the program was the
dedication Of the /. o. o. F. home.
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At Half Price

l am offering my registered Red
Poll herd bull, Caldwell Boy No.
S4S04, at less than half his value, as
| cannot use him longer. Will also
sell some unrelated unregistered cows
with him. This is your chance to get
a start with the best breeding in the
West. R E. Ewing, Emmett, phone
64-R4.
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The wrestling match and. boxing
contests Tuesday evening drew =
small crowd Young Beutler from
Burley was too much for John Lake
of this city. He possesses consider
able skill, however, and with training
will develop into 4 wrestler of ability.
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for the same place with carload of
apples. The prunes made such hit
with the Jayhawkers that they want
ed to try our apples.
Annual Rcd Cross Meeting

The annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Red cross society for the election
Of officers will be held Wednesday
afternoon at 8 o'clock, Oct n, In the
Commercial Club. rooms A fun At
tendance il desired.-Ars. v. T. Craig,
Chairman.
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Mrs. Charles E. Mays returned to
her home in Boise yesterday, after a
weeks visit in the homes Of her sons,
Burt and Ed.
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Buttsr~ at Index otfie.
Tn Oheerve Thanksrixin-

Presbyterian Sabbath school osen.
promptly It 10 o'clock. A great in
tsre1E Was shown Int Sabbath, 4 rood
increaae In Attendance. October Al
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Miss Lucy Kieldson Of Nampa will
arrive today to spend few days WIS.,
iting Mrs. F. ID. Bowen.
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BORN

On Tussday, to Mr.. and Mira, Karl
Mann, . daughter.
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Mrs. r. II. Reidy. who has been Wis
iting her daughter Mrs. John Ketch-
en-, left for her home in Boise Tues
day.