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The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-13

Paris Green, Slug-Shot, Bee Brand, Arsenate Lead, and all the standard insecticides at Guthries.
 Beauty White, Crescent, Red Dia- mond and all kinds of Canvas and hid Shoe Dressing at HETERLfS.
 Sidney Duke of Mena, arrived m the city today on visit with his par ents. MT. and Mrs. T. H. Duke.
 c. W. Hill of Nashville, general agent for the Memphis, Dallas x Gun Railway, has been in Prescott the past few days attending to business mat ters.
 Women do a lot of funny stunts nowadays when it comes t owearing apparel, but we can't accuse any of them of wearing goatees or chewing Brown Mule.
 Ka-Dene Eczema Ointment sold under a guarantee to give satisfac- tion or money refunded at HESTER ILY'S.
 Mary Garden Talcum Powder, new package 35c at HESTERLY'S.
 Mrs. M. A. Webb, mother of J. D. Wilson and Mrs. c. W. Webster, his sister, both of Hope, returned home this morning after brief visit with Mir. and Mrs. Wilson.
 O. o. Thompson left this morning for Shreveport, La., in response to a telegram announcing change for the worse in the condition of his mother who is at the North Louisiana Sani- tarium.
 Rev. Stanley T. Baugh and little son of Blevins motored to Prescott this morning. Rev. Baugh states that the part of the Prescott-Blevins road where Cne grdNel HdS UeSn idycu iioo stood up splendidly under the heavy rains of the past few days.
 The band concert which was to have been rendered at the city park this evening, has been postponed until next week on account of the illness of Prof. Blake and also on account of the inclement weather. The date of the concert will be announced later. Regular band practice will be held at the city hall tonight.
 Mary people say that the rain .ast night was IS tu.l of water as tue ore yesterday morning and we have no room to dispute it. The Philadelphia Daily News of yesterday states that at noon yesterday Ouachita river had reached the, fifteen foot mark and the greatest flood in years is looked for. With the double dose of last night, very disasterous results may follow if the rain was general.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-13
Voice of Experience.

Charley, dear" said young Mrs. Torkins, do you want me to voter" "rm not going to tell you.''
 "Why not"
 Because if anything goes wrong with the election you'll say you did exactly as I told you, and it's all my fault"
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-13
IN THE CHANCERY
 COURT OF NEVADA
 COUNTY ARKANSAS

M. c. Charles ... ............-.. Plaintiff
 Vs.
 Wesley Charles ct al Defendants
 Warning Order The denfendant, Wesley Charles is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com plaint of the plaintiff M. c. Charles. April 29, 1920. A. s. McGough, (SeaD Clerk Nevada Chancery Court
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-13

YESTERDAY MORNING wire charged with 23OO volts of electricity blown from the poles street intersection here in rolled this fallen into coil and laid at the side of the out of the
 good but for the fortunate fact that the had temporarily off from this particular n his During stormy weather electric may be blown down any point possible for the Superintendent of the Light Plant know of these accidents always immediately after they
 Therefore when you notice electric down, do tempt yourself GO TO A TELEPHONE AND NOTI FY THE SUPERINTENDENT OR HIS HELPERS AT THE POWER HOUSE.
 meantime the people neighborhood the of the Hive" wre that they KEEP THEIR CHILDREN AWAY FROM IT.
 ABOVE ALL KNOW THAT A LIVE" WIRE CHARGED WITH 230O VOLTS OF ELECTRICITY IS NO "RESPECTER" OF HUMAN BEINGS
 Respectfully in public by --~ SANDERSON P. CANTLEY -
 ELECTRICIAN
 Let Him Bid On Your Electrical Work" Day Phone 1S6 Night Phone
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-25

In home Sister Mary cooks daily TOT of her kitchen under standing cooking gained from study of do- university Consequently the advice she happy combination of theory and practice Eve her first tried out served at her tar'
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-25
MORAL SLATES

CCoRDING Arizona Republican, "A  
 
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  Maricopa county
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-25

Arizona greatly honored by Governor Harding Undoub
  the Republican candidate e he same way abo h
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-25
BRITISH BREAK
 WITH SOv|ETS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

ICON NTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) behalf MT. Balfour desires to ask whether it is fact that the terms now asked of Poland are of the char acter which the information supplied to the governments of Italy and Eng land leads Signor Giolitti and Mir Lloyd George to believe and, if so. if the government of Soviet Russia proposes to adhere to them.
 "On the answer to these questions the future policy Of the British gov ernment will depend and as the mat ter is evidently of urgent importance. l am to request that an answer to these questions may be received by Friday evening next al the latest
 "A copy of this communication has been addressed to NJ. Tchitcherin."
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-25
REGISTRATION

should W able English
  Yet find the the  election closes August 27--Friday night history
  built O bluly andu O compaCenty in 0
 
  10 vote
 
  their minds their
  O This community and the who returned the vcos public  2.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-25

tory Of politics of that state"
 We were beaten, not by the will of the people. but by forces which ran rough shod over the people," as- serted Mrs. Pinchard The ratifica- ton of this amendment means the defe2t of the people of the nation by methods O. corruption too disgrace ful to be chronicled here, put over by women who have assumed to enter politics for the purpose Of purifying it.
 T had personal knowledge that votes were offered for sale. was told of two men said to have been bought with money by the other side, who would for a little more money leave Nashville on night train and not he present to vote the next morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-25
CONFERENCE A TRICK

LONDON, Aug. "A. - There is not the smallest prospect Of the Minsk negotiations resulting d swift conclus- ion of peace, but all ethnographical Poland will soon be cleared of the Bolsheyiki, says the London Times Warsaw correspondent.
 The Polish government does not know for certain, the dispatch adds, that it's delegates at Minsk are aware Of the altered military position.
 The first dispatch fro mthe Polish delegates has just been received here. ing faultlessly, but that the only sat isfactory way of communicating with Minsk would be oy courier.
 A Polish courier dispatched by the foreign office two days ago was not allowed to cross the frontier by the Reds.
 The Times correspondent says the Bolshevik infantry apparently have entirely lost their heads. especially in the northwest. The news from Lem berg is good.
 Anti-Bolshevik movements are breaking out iD many parts of Rus sia. according to statements by the | Bolshevik prisoners. X captive So- viet captain said the Ainsk confer ence was only intended as a means of placating the entente and British la Dor, and that there was no intention to make peace until Warsaw was cap tured and Soviet rule set up in Po- land
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-25

Menu For Tomorrow
 B R E A K FAST - Cantaloupe, creamed eggs, toast, coffee.
 LUNCHEON - Fried tomatoes, cream gravy. baked potatoes. celery, plain cookies, tea.
 DINNER - Veal cu'lrts. creamed potatoe9. lima beans, head lettuce salad, watermelon cones. coffee
 My Own RecIpes Try serving the salad the very first thing. This custom seems to have originated in the West A plain salad is especially good to use to start dinner. The sour French dressing gives one an appetite.
 FRIED TOMATOES
 tomatoes
 cups flour
 1-2 teaspoon salt
 1 1-2 cups sour milk
 teaspoons melte1 butter
 l teaspoon soda
 egg
 Mix and sift dry inge ,dients. Add milk Add well beaten egg. This batter should be quite stiff. Pare and slice tomatoes. Dip in batter. Fry in frying-pan in fat to about half cover Make gravy of the fat left in the pan. Arrange tomatoes on platter and pour over the sauce.
 WATERMELON CONES Cut melon in cone-shaped pieces Dip iIl a hot heavy sirup. Put in the mold of the ice cream freezer. Pack
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-25
BOLSHEVISN

agiaed "A the of he spread "Rohevism"
 
 infected with the o S
 people otherwise and normal be conceivable that
  Bohevm possible that those terrible  economist said O subject This it.
  happiness This fact recty call from will the attention the call from prominent there will be growth of Boshesm I s thinking
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-25
TURNING BACK THE CALENDAR
SEVENTEEN YEARS AGO TODAY


 Through the efforts of l.. C. Shat tuck, F.. A. Tovrea and Joe Martin eli, a petition is going the rounds, praying that the city council pass an ordinance whereby it may be made lawful to appoint night of ficer for the better protection of the city. The petition calls for the ap- pointment of a mounted officer and names Samuel Hayhurst for the con- sideration of the council. Sixty sig natures were secured yesterday.
 The Review has branch office at Douglas and is delivered by carrier in the following towns: Naco, Can anea, Douglas, Tombstone and Ben son.
 There was sensational arrest made in this city Saturday night that has been kept secret until an officer was seen to start for Tombstone with Jack Monroe as his prisoner. Munroe, it seems, grafted on the un- suspecting merchants of Tombstone until he had run to the end Of his rope and had to jump1out Word was sent to the city and his arrest by or fiCcU Doyle followed.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-25
FIND MISSING VETERAN

PHOENIN, Aug. 24. - r. w. Sim mons. resident of the state since 1884 and veteran of the Civil war, was admitted Co the pionecIs' home at Prescott today. Simmons application had been on file two years, and had been granted a year ago. Officials. however, were unable 70 find him un- til recently, after search which be- gan when his application was acted upon favorabh He is from Cochise county.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-25
LUMBER PLANT BURNS

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug 24.-Fire to- night threatened the destruction of the large yards and plant of the Northland Pine Lumber company. Fears were expressed that the blaze would spread Co a residence section nearby. It was estimated the loss to the lumber company would be more than $5OO.000.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-25
SAYS SUFFRAGE WAS PASSED BY
 BOUGHT VOTES
Woman Charges Shameless Corruption in Tennessee
 Legislature
ll4yociatcd Press Leased Rire)

MONTGOMERY Ala, Aug. 24. - Charging that votes were offered for sale in connection with Teunessee's $ ratification of the federal suffrage amendment Mrs. James s. PincharG, Rejection League, in a statement is sued here tonight declared the recent action by the Tennessee legislature would make d black page in the his
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-25

with salt and ice and let stand four hours. Serve three or four cones on plate.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-25
RAINS OVER STATE.

PIIOENIN, Aug 24. - Rains which appeared general throughout the west err part of tho state were reported to the weather bureau here tonight. Yuma reported .12 inch and NeedleA n
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-25
Copyright, 1920. N. E. Al


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Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-25
TOO GOOD?

what Orange O their daugh chil dreni O remarkable thing mention
  constable, lawyer lawsuit
  refusing his debts speaking untruth another live there insist approach be accord population Michigan gained thousand cent tha
 lghwage locality than lose Heaven necessity He reiterated the eyel might make in Louis the consuo the for the cour O
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

a very pretty miscellaneous shower
was given Saturday evening for Miss
Eor1e 6eede Of Portland, formerly of
-il1s city, a The home Of MISS Aboie
Stone on Main avenue where Nj ,ss
tittde has been a guest The MAY
BASKET IDEA was Utilized and the
aecnrErIVe scheme was pink and
white Cards were enjoyed until E
octnck when the door bel rang and
MISS Beeds was asked 10 answer She
returned WIKI q huge MavDasket
rom which she drew g carefully
wrapped parcel. The bel rang again
ano again and she was kept blIsy for
some time. After the uuwrapDine Of
the Packages ices and cakes were
served anG the remainder Of the
evening was passed in { social way
The guests were Mrs. Herbert Cobb
Of Portland. Mrs. Harold Smith Mrs
W-n1red Demers, Mrs. Fred HamIin
Mrs. Fred Ripley, Miss Marion Soule
Miss julia Clasur, Miss Emma NalEGu
and Miss Doris Berry OF this CITY
Miss Beede Is n he married June
z 10 M Warren Moses Of F'.1rtlailG
the wedding 70 occur II The Congress
Square Lnive-saIist church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

the diocese con uenLIun- the cOnlTnIl-
Tee reported UPON the marIer TaVnT'-
ab}v bu1 the minority report was ar
cep1ed, apparently with q small mar
Eli. RESOLUTIONS were adopted as tol-
lows-
Resolved. That II is Lhs mind Of
me convention that the attempts now
being made TO bring the people II
this COUNTY, into auragonisrn with
the people Of Great Britain should be
regarded as z menace. not only to the
interests Of the TWO nations involved
buI also To rhe future peace Of tine
world We therefore consider il the
duty Of al Christians and Americans
To cnmDaf THIS propaganda
Resolved; that the Diocese Of
Maine Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church Of the United States views
with alarm the increasing moral lax
I1y now manifest IL mary Of The pro
GuctIpns being presented To the PEG
pie IN the moving pictures Of mary
OF Our cities anG Iowus. That we
regard this moral delinquency az q
public danger for which the church
as divine agency for social service
cannot evadR her responsibility.
Thefs-ore be II resolved. thai Lhis
diocese recommends q municipal cen
snrshIp upon al films intended for
presentation 10 the public and that
we furthermore advocate the speedy
enactment OF state Legislation to pro-
vide for surh censorship"
''Resoived, that this convention Of
the diocese OF Maine regards the 18th
amendment Of the Federal CuustIru-
uIon as q great mora advance. q help
10 clear thinking and clean living, and
q strong bulwark against many Of the
evils which society, business and
politics have been heir TO in the past -
The report Of the committee on f.
nance showed that the audit Of the
treasurers books of the following mad
beer made and The accounts found
CORRECT, DIocese of Maine. Maine
Episcopal Missionary Society Mach
las Church Fund, the Lesser C'hau1e-
OF Saint Luke'S Canon Plant sub
mIrrsd q report of the Nation Wide
Campaign IL the Diocese
Al mon the Delegates were enter
tanned a1 luncheon al the homo NJ
Hon. and Mrs. Josiah ( Maxrv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
Winthrop

Norman Na1hesnn was arrested
Monday night by Police Officer :.
q Foster fur being intoxicated and
creating q disturbance. RE was
brought tSefore Judge X E. Foster
TUESDAY morning, pieadaG guilty
and was fined fre 1oItars and costs.
Miss Doris We15 o. Monmouth
and MIS-. AlarsDu SlzIllngs nj New
C-toucesre~- PASSED the weekend and
Mem o-lal Day with their parents NJ
and Mrs. Frank Z. Webb u West
" iuthr0n-
NJ and Mrs u E Packard h2pe
moved into the Congregational par
soua-e recently vacated by Gev.
and Airs. Y. 7 3rard0E.
Eugene french. one o. the towns
Older residents and rpwn clerk for
many wears. suffered an IL turn
Monday and Is ii. IL his home or
Eoyal street
Miss ada Harvard has entered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
Nesfrr- Douglass

A pretty church wedding WAS snI-
srrnized a. the Cuivsrsalist church
"wednesday evening when Edwin j.
Nesro- Of Philadelphia and Miss Ed
MA /. Douglass Of TINS CITY were unit
ed m the holy bonds OF matrirnony.
Rev. M. G. Folsom officiating. using
rhe double ring Service. Emery Mar
nan was best mHn and Miss Frances
wing the bridesmaid. the usiers
were Margaret MacCleRr. Portland;
Mav Condor. Bath. and Caroline Pur-
az. wa1erruwn. MASS
The bride WORE a blue rrzveifng
sui- and carried q white prayer book
and a bauquef Of lilies NJ tne valley.
She mas been IN smploye IF the n. z.
Tel. Co fo- the past 10 ysars and
suioist al tine UuiyernGlist church
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

The finance couufr1ae Of Ltle 7 nj
vef-sRlIst church wiz meet this
Thursday evening IN Lae ves-y
Livery member is requested I'd be er
hand e. : 0!ciack ID pIar fnr cfe
coming drive On Sunday next. The
members Of the committee are
Judge Became Charles K linden
Oscar Ch4ds- Eugene Hooper. George
Hini1lev. Mrs Charles x Tilden.
Mrs. Teunsy Mrs. Rohinsun- Mrs
HedrIeks. Mrs PeTrenEIl. Mrs
Cool. Mrs A Il Lord Mss DAISY
Fuller. Niles Dorothy TeRnsy anC
Mss Norma Eirvar-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

The family Of the late Effgar {.
Wakefield wish to thank their old tirre
Gardiner friends and acuuairYranres
fur the thoughtful asssistance and
Eyrnpa1ny rendered On the ocracsiun
Of the passing Of Mr.. walzefieId. In
particular would they thank Maine
Cnmmandery, Knights Tsn1piar. AND
assssoctH-f Masonic bodice, for their
attendance and beautiful flower re
membranes
MRS FLORA z. WAkTTTEI
MISS MARION z. WAEEFTrur
GUY Z. WAKEFIELD
RAYMOND D. WAKEFIELD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
ASSESSMENTS
Harry Carey, King OF GaIinps-z, IN
"A Cur TigtrnIr' aeutisnan' AZ Tine
A5rs Tuaay. KS Universal Fig
rI-e-5ale -5sr-v Gur-7actN.

rra~~S AarHA NfuE OF Sz6itopHrS. "
"A Cur Fign1lr' Gentleman" n Tine
Asne To-Day. rs 2 Universal Pig
ru-e-aaIe -ienry Comedy.
Cheyenne Harry 8uf0rG went 70
Chicago II an attempt IL swervf
Jonn Merritt from mis- I1u1 purpose Of
~nbhing he western ca-elepunche~ Of
his ranch Cheyenne S net ~esul- was
undeEerved Illumination q the hands
Of the packers fashionable young
daughter. Singing wI-h 1he hE-t
and v0v-inE vengeance Cheyenne
went back tG u yumLng to nurse his
sDrrpw a. losing me ranch maj had
come from ms father. without &
dollar pavneuT +ruu the clever
packer Then came Cheyenne 5 op-
p0rtunLry Mary Merritt weT west
accompanied ny q 'Bah-j0vIng" Tor
tune hunter and Cheyenne col
leCceG When ne was wounded.
something prompted the cIrI 10 throw
her EOhbInG firm on She man VINO
mad Collected" her and protect him
from her farhe~'E men AnG wher NJ
came OF Of mis- deIl~Ium anC looked
0ut through the bars al MS nee, n
rhnUCn- NJ was II prison. He WIS
for life. Ha--y Carey vii be seen
at Inc Acme theatre today IL a
Gun Figh-Ir' Gentleman MS newest
weErern- Kathleen 0'Connor plays
ms role Of Mary zlerrIrt. Carey
w~ote the srnry while OF his recent
personal appearance tDur A Sale
Henry Comedy II TWO reels showing
THIS popular screen c0medieune N
some mighty funny situations winds
I'D this unusually fine offering To
Gay is Boy Scout benefit day ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

The Octave Club met Wednesday,
afternoon Ut the home Of Mrs. Henry
Johnson 1t d costume party. The
four having the lowest score for the
eight weeks of playing cards enter
tanned the four haviug the highest
score Several games were played
and prizes given. The Indies were
Consumed as fuIlows. Mrs Johnson
Martha Washington, Mrs. 8lagdsn,
costume Of We olnen time, Mrs. Ring,
Samantha Hupk1nE; Mrs. McCauElanG,
a Parisian belle Clara Delaware Aunt
Matilda. Mrs Kelley, Queen Elizabeth
Mrs. Buker Liberty; Mrs Martin,
sweet girl graduate Refreshments OF
sandwiches. JeIlG. tarts and tea were
served
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
DIOCESAN


me one hundred anG f1l'E- carven-
Lion u the Diocese q Maine WIS
neid "wednesday "a Christ church
Gardiner, with Bishop BerjarlEr
brewster presiding. tn roll cal
showed e9 Delegates rom the clergy
ma rs from the iaIry present al the
Opening OF The sessIon and Others
ware added before the session was
ever. Re- Arthur T SrraT was
nn11lIna-ed as secretary Of The con
-2rtI0r and Rev. Z. ". NJ Weller
assistant. Charles &. Clarke was
elected as creasu-er
Pignrr T;T-~r-s.-a,- then anp1fr-ed
rtlc f lInwf~r r-orl1rr-l-rfes for the er-
7,7-ur~ res~ On new pa~.st,as ard
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

The funeral Of the late Mrs Mar
Jorle Quinn was held "Wednesday
morning al O'clock from the Sacred
Heart church. Rev Nj. r O'Conno1
officiating The bearers were Eu-
gene Harvey. Charles O'Brien, vii
liam Quinn and Hen-y Quinn. In
termeu1 was IN the family lot in the
HalloweH cemeterv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

The groom lis a steel testing engineer
and recently completed mis- duties n
the Quaker City
4 reception III the nnyns Of rne
brides ps-sn-E. Mr.. and Mrs David
Douglass, o. Central street., followed
the ceremony. The happy couple
were recipients Of MANY beuu1lful and
Practical prsssn-s- They VIII make
their hume AT 80 Stevenson avenue
Everett, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

Complaints have been made To the
iocal hearth officer regarding the de
posting Of rubbish and other matter
on the old Meredith place on lower
Water street Il Is in di-sct viola
tion of the local ordinance 10 utilize
the same ar q dump. Ferssns having
misu1ed this upen space arr subject
70 prDsncurlDn- The place viii soon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

POSTMASTER Kennedy Of RuchdaIe is
acting as nursemaid TO an alligator
about fnut inng. which come To his
office by parcel post from Miami. Fla.
n box. the address Oh which the
postmaster cannot read
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

One Of the sights al Winchenriur is
ae monster flower pot which stands
toyshop yar1, IL feet hiEt
I'd feer in diameter. big enough To
Old II Gumpca-ts IF earth. Orig
Rally II was a kettle USED to make
pyroligsneous acid. This wear il will
ne filed with CfladinH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
LOCAL Notice

The State Banking Department is
verifying the Savings Deposits Of al
Trust Companies anc savings Banks
located IN AUGUSTA. EALL40W ELL
and GARDINER
Savings DepoEltors Of the above
hanks should al once present then
Pass Books al the Banks for verifIca-
ton.
1UnH4dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

THE suspense % this continued
Stary is terrible" szId Miss PauEy
F1yeLIr. There is report at the
pnstUfFioe thar the magazIne isn't
COMING out rrezz- month"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

The members of the Epwo--h
League OF the Methodist church viii
lake the TAO cG-r for Gardiner this
evening, where they VIII be enter
tanned by the Gardiner Epwnrrh
League. Everyone Is urged 10 be
present, as q very good time Is ez-
MARI AL