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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
MAKE PLANS FOR CHILDREN
TO VIEW BIG EXPOSITION
Srccini Invitations Also Ia 10. S,pt
FARMERS Ia View Mndr-in-
NIrhmnnh prnn urIs

Announcements for the caring of
school children in both public ana pr!
Nate schools in Richmond to view
The 'Madc-in-R Richmond" exposition 10
hc gwen in February We're coInplc,cd
~ q meeting oftIHi- copnittcc on *.
hihitlon, In c.pn.st.un with members
81 IN" general committee. Saturday
afternoon ia the Chamber. Of ,'oui-
mcrcc board room. Tickets viii he
given out FOR the school children
the city being divided into three sen.
Arate districts 10 care cor children.
Zach ticket viii be marked win IN.
pFopcr day for the children to attend
Special cffort viii he made TO hrjnl.
me farmer TO Richmond 10 SEQ the cx
hlhii III order that he may learn what
HirhmonG has 10 Offer II is MANNED
20 bring thousands Of farmers h.r.
wednesday from : To II o'clock viii
ne reserved for colorcd people. to en-
liSt Their cooperation i'm the mov..
incnt y subcommittee was an
pointed u SEQ manufacturers the com
lnG week {" make reservations ~
me eNhih!tion When the doors opon
al O'clock Monday. February II ali
t%hlb'iors must have everything in
rcadin"ss. Followine the opcn!u. day
The exhibits Will open zach mnrrtn..
., o'clock ana close at If ;nai
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Typhoid Toll Here
Almost Negligible
Mortality Not Above To
Per 1000 600 Population
IN FOUy Years.

For four consecutive years the
typhoid death rate for Richmond has
been 49, or less per ioc,urU popula-
ton As compared with tn" rate ia
other cities. this is regarded as re-
NarkaDlc. \ statement issued YES
t"rlny by pv T.. &. Levy. Director
%. Public Welfare. shows the rate for
the four years to have been:
!@l.--li deaths: C.. per loo.GNA
!HlN-i2 deaths; - per lnp.Gon
l:i. i deaths. 81. per 100000
i+.u-ll deaths: "a per loo. oGp.
-Nvcrag"-iO deaths: per 100000.
i& au analysis OF this statement
Tor last year. pr. Levy shows that
or The eleven deaths four OF the de-
cedcntS We're nonrcsidcnts. who were
brought 10 Richmond for treatment.
ana inat two other drC.dcuts. resi-
dents @: This city, had contracted The
disease out OF the city This II the
sam" ;otai as that Of the ricVious
year. when ono of the dcycdcnts was
shown 10 have contracted TIA. dis
case out OF the city.
THIS statement, issued by the hi
rector oi Public Welfare. shows the
typhoid rat. for Richmond is practi-
cally negligible and far below the
normal Of not many years ago. Inn
nroE"ments In the water supply and
in the general health conditions OF
Richmond combine in hriugini: the
mortality OF This city to q low point.
Z Is declared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
v. r. & P. COMPANY ANXIOUS
FOR FRANCHISE DISCUSSION
Matter May Bc Taken tn NJ Mectin::
of streets Coiamittcc Next
NnnIlEN.

III" Virginia Railway and Powcr
Company VIII have another inr,nG
with the street Committee OF CITY
Council at the regular meeting of thar
body next Monday night, II was
agreed at The Last meeting Il the
committee that carly III the year IN"
petition OF the company for Il blanket
franchise would be taken up. and Tho
matter disposed Of as quickly as pos
Sibi" II was also conceded that dis
cUSsipns. open meetings. 6.!Ibcration
and final action would consume much
period al several months ucfurc the
proposition could he disposed uf hy
the committee. ana that then both
branches Of Council would fully CON
sid-r the report. with chances az pro-
l"ngcd sessions in each case"
III" company has expressed itself :t!'
ready :" go ut once int" til" matter.
Representatives OF the company have
urged ~. committee To lose ~ little
tim" ass roSsiblc in prcliminIricS. ~
every litu. de'ny meant mucii "a tn"
c"'nrnuy 'fhr application 81 tho
company Viii 10" discussed from ever!
an"i" II y sad and every ph"s" g.
the situation both III ihc interest,
"i thc ""mpau5 and "i the city. viii
he carefully cons .G"r"d.
Several open s"sHiou,, 81 III" com
m.ttor VIII -" held, when the gen
cr'il puHliC vii! be given an op0ortCn-
iiS "i Expressing Itself. and IA" rep
HiNcn tim" iu which TO explain all thu
details "t their petition
Members uf the Streets tOmmitt""
81" 'hrirm;r cVdway Puilcr, Nlder-
ne Jack l.. Epps Marx Gun.t. li.rry
~ W"ruE toULcilm'n l.d&ar r. En-
',t'"un Holm ". Moore. John =. ,;"a".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
ROTAR|ANs TO ENTERTAIN
. OFFICIALS OF ORCHESTRA
Maestro Arturo TOsranini Will BE
Guest at Weekly Meeting
Tomorrow.

Maestro Arturo Toscan!n and the
manager Of the La Scala Orchestra
of Milan. Italy. will be entertained
tomorrow ut the noon-day meeting
OF the Richmond Rotary Clpb. at
Richmond liotc! at O'Clock. accord
Ing to announcement made last night
hy Rev. T. Il. McFadcn. -. -. pr,si-
dent OF IN" club. The La scala or
thestra Viii arrive in Richmond to-
morrow morning from Baltimore for
u concert here tomorrow cYenin. uu-
der III" auspices OF the Rotary Cluh.
Richmond.
''rhc coal Problem and Its Din
Ghiti.S, VIII be discussed hy NAL
k"r G. tottrril at the uo"n-day meet
ms, ana several other matters Of inn
p"itanCr viii com" up for cons idcrI
ton. Prominent among these Mil be
ranGements for ladies Night cci-
"braii"n. winch WI! be conducted
Fchtuaiy 10. Ia honor OF the wives
of ncmhc"S OF the organiza,ion
g. J"t,r Jones' H. chtlrmaU al q
committee. which has been placed in
IharG. 81 This work. and VI. u. .f'lor'-
helm. Walker -. ,'ottrcll. Grover buit,.
- Is. Muhitinan and Eerkl"y WI
~ ms are mem 3"rs of This body
mat The N"iary rasean; Commute"
has been Increased to i've members
Alvin Smith. Henry Schwur.schilI.
Lgtrr Zones, br, j y Hodges and
of this Important bod
ir. McFadcn ALSO announced last
night that III. "on TO Norfolk" COM
mitt"". which will have caHr:s NJ
arrangements for III. attendant" Of
IN" kichE"nd club to tho district
convention !" h" held tA"r" this
Sirlilg. VIII hc composed uf Or law
renee I. Price. chairman. George
fr'ru!:y. w. 6. Carp"nter. .. \ AL
ley. W. T. Danzeubaitcr. laiucs s
H!ShhrdSon, Fred Carr Robert VII.
;tans. X; J.. Powers. II ; Myers aud
Dallas Shaf"r.
tn" club has al@o decided 10 par
o:!pai" ia IA" memher"hin cn,npaigu
OF the Virginia Good Roads .Associl-
n"n. and PTes!dcn; Mcrndcu an
n"uhcc" In" :Ipp"irimrnt or Grover
qua. Hampton Fleming. waller li,I-
Aday aud Y. E!wood Tragl" to rep.
resent the cluh during this rHfnpaieu
u. T. Saul. Edward e Schufar "
Schacfcr, Il. -. Schmidt. l.. \ scott
hrinur Scriv"n"r. Henry Schwsrz.-
cni!i &. W. Sc,d"n " = S"'ior !,
~! smack "lford. Dallas ShaC,r I. -
Sheain. ~. y. shelton T. : Si,rrsor
AVN smith. u IL Stc.iihrra'y.r
.'ors" j. Stoncmau H. /. Str,iIs.
ii'mrT" !. street. Wa'Ecr stuart. \ !
sullivan. Grurca Simmer. g.
ink. Thomas Sydnnr : : Tanner
Tarlor. w l. Thaihlmer ana g.
w lhr"chmorion hav" been appoint,
90 committee 20 yisi, IA. Eotary
Toys cub dhring january.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
RECTOR URGES MODEST
DRESS AND DANCES HERE
Dr. Uuwir Declares any peopIr
Tolerate IrrlGin- of measures
ni .Disi.uSIinr Nri;.in.''

Ind .ctment Of som" Richmond res
iirits who tolerate the Introduction
OF certain kinds OF dancing watch
cam" from the lowest and most dis
gushing origin" ana tho wear,n. hy
young girls a. dances -! Scant
clothes" was made yesterday eve
hing b! Rev. W. Russell Bowie. II. D.
IN sermon ut st paul's Episcopal
Church.
br. Bowie said. in part:
Il do not pretend TO ID" amy au-
tEoriiy on things in social Iii. to-
day that are perilous. but there are
certain observations In which even
tho wayfar.ug man, il he he nj all
n"tt"r han fool. chnno, err, Their"
if. In The first place, the fact that
nat "" call fashionable society has
tolerated, the Introduction OF certain
Kinds nj dancing which crcpr In here
and there because in inSuicn, dare
d"N'ltry som" individuals made hold
20 introduce them, AMI tn" majority
iHt"d their eyebrows az first aud
fciercd !" h. shocked. ard then tit
tered and icoss!pp.d abOr; Il hchird
their fans. or ;ctailcd /; IN IA" Smult-
'ns rooms, and so allowed 8, to get
footho!d and TO grow. This is not
10 SAY that TIL" worst dances al" Gus
t"naril" danced. I, is not 10 say that
n" 'or!n OF dauciu" may not uc h.;
Ter than IL was n while ago. II is
not 10 say that tn" great ma ioriiy Of
ycu.g poole are Justly chargoahl..
with any onsnsc Ru; what docs need
places where dances are attended lay
those who are supposed to he Tho
most refined people OF this City. tn"
conscience ON this matt"r is so In
effective tina: individuals can, and
aOnl";imcs do dance IN amy way they
pleas" ana 30 unrebukcd.
The same thing applies TO the
manner OF dressing"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
WILL NAME Commission
TO REAPPORTION VOTERS
Judge ID. &. Richardson. Of lust
inSs Court, Expected to Make
Appointments To-day.

judge - .. Richardson's. OF lius-
tt',Es Court, is expected TO announce
today his appointments 10 the COM
MISSION 10 rcdppprlium The voters in
N. various precincts under the re-
IlHiriCtinG ordinance. as adopted by
CITY Council.
There are forty precincts instead
OF The thirty-on under the old ar-
portiunn"nt This iuCrcas. i. made
hec1GSe OF the largely augmented
seven 81 the old precincts have been
changed. so that "ousih era:l. work
Is necessary on The u.rt Of the com
:"iSS'"n@rS More than 10000 names
VIII nave TO l." transcribed on tho
poll books. large percentage %
ihem being transferred 10 other vo;-
ing places.
Ihe subcommitree Of the Ordinance
committee having this rcapDorilon-
Clydc ", saIndyrs. " form" "S gnsirna an
OF IN" City Democratic Committee.
ana ~ Ur'scu; member OF the State
ana! iiiSiT.Ct Democratic Committees.
II IS believed by the committees
lE"t forty precincts will take care
81 he Icing population FOR many
!.arS- IN" Ia" requires that there
,h,ii u" one precinct Tor at lcas,
LOCO voters. History shows that not
more tn.ln 90 per cent %: the regis
tered voters east their ballots at any
- maintained. there viii he little
Gause for further change for many
While there is all addition Of nine
precincts. the ward lines arc bat
slightly changed. .Iencr~ Wara IS
not disturbed. while two slices OF
ing 10 CLAY Ward, the other 20 Mad!-
son This change merely balances
me warss 50 FAR as population is
TomcGrned and IN this respect the
III" committee having tie ordi-
ahncr ia charge embraces Aldermen
: :HnSi FULLER. Nunnally and Wmfr..
'. "uhCHmcH CARPENTER. Morton. Eng
i!Si. l.hdd and Smith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Asks t:ood Road. D-Icr,,.

I'''lcSt nag been sent 10 Cover
nor Wcstmorclnnd Davis to have hin,
name three delegates to roprc.cn,
NlrEihla at CONGRESS- OF road buiI1
crs ana good road advocates and AN
OF road building machin-
L." hcld under tn" auspices ur rho
American Road builders Association
at The Coliseum IN Chicago. February
I" -. Delegates viii attend from
sessions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
MANY TALKS ON PROGRAM
OF THE WOMEH'S hD CLUB
Mrs. =. ". Durham to SrrnL ,,
"MotheTs' Pensions al Mcrt-
Ing IOinurrnM

scricN o! snort inu.s vii ln..-n
UP the program for tho .uc.t!Ii. nl
the Womcrs &dvrrjisIH. Cl.h 49,.
morrow. Mrs j w durham. vim
speak on Mothers !ru-!pas' -
Miss lucia puzanTc on "ILc BooI:
Fair" The names Of other s,.qE.-s
are being reserved 40 =, surprise il
is announced
Members have been asked 20 uetc
the change OF rn."tiur nlacc 10
Eighth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
intercollegiate Drhn,c.

T'reIimiNarics Tor Tho first iUtri-
c"iiH@iatc debate Of tn" wear viii bc
held at Richmond College Auditorium
tomorrow night -, I:IJ o'clOch. Il. r.
Edwards is secretary OF tho Bchat =
ing ana Forensic Society OF the Uni
N"rEi,v Of Hichmnnd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Today and Tonight
in Richmond
Noinnn'S Climb. 4.

'WH - VTHH, y.
Address by r.. Gray Hnddnn he
!nrc League of Women Voters,
hinlord 'unior High school. S;I5.
Hhhhnl Mectl ng Ministerial
Union. \. VI. &. A.. ~.
Rhchmond Chapter. American
,,sS1cintton of E:nciu ccrs
MaNfnic's, I.
NcadSmH: Motion pictures and
vaudeville, =. 1:3O and 3:i5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17

HAVE YOU rei.'ea house yc;7 Wau,.i
80 Rent NJ !n The Times Dispatch wa!
rr"hIh!v Ind one FOR yuu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Welcome Back!

RAPIDLY. in some instances, slowly
but surely in others, the era of bet
ter times is returning Commercial
as well as industrial America is
keenly noting its progress, and it's
results are welcomed with joyous
hearts.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-07-29

Joe Hammers and Fred Tarbox Of
the Olive country left on Monday for
Diets. Wyo: where they will engage
Mrs. Ella Tarbox and Martha Hogan
Of Olive were in town Wednesday.
Mrs: John Daily and daughter Emma
are visiting their daughter and sister,
Yarger, motored to Gillett- Nedn-s,
day and expected to be .as.i.; soir
| days.
Brvadus will be we'll r.. es. n,e. ::
the. Stacey Roundup tomorrow. Every
going to attend.
REDUCED from SO to IS each way. jss
H. X. Doane, civil engineer and E.
| r. Horace, assistant cashier Of the
Miles City National bank, were Broad.
Slim Hill and Wayne Morris were in
| charge Of herd Of cattle that passed
through Broadus the first Ct the week.
! "a river. they are owned by tho
| S H outfit.
Mrs. Melvin Paddock has been here
! the past week visiting with old-time
The Ladies' Aid society Melted to-
tai of $40 from their ice cream social
at the Powder River hotel Friday
ally decorated for the occasion. Jap
anese lanterns being strung between
the pilasters.
johnny Bailey celebrated his birth.
day anniversary Sunday afternoon with
a birthday party and his guests were
a number of his playmaters: Dainty
refreshments were served by his moth
er. Mrs. W. NJ. Bailey.
FOR SALE-Purebred Poland China
pigs; reasonable. Inquire of Medard
La Paine, Coalwcod. Mont. j29-alx
w. S. Smith of Loesch was in town
Monday.
Medard I.aPalme of the Coalwood
country. was in town Monday to have
pr James attend tC, his left eye. lnJur.
ed by defective explosion OF a
rifle. The powder and bullet hared
backward, the lead narrowly missing
injured by the powder No serious ef-
fects will result.
H H. Williams and wife were here
from Gillette Il few days this week 10
visit with his brother. j. y. VII llams
and wife VIII I'M they have net seen
for several years.
j. w. rowelson. president or the
by Mr. Reall and Bernard Wendell OF
| Hutler Pa We're in town sunday.
/ Judy Pearson arrived from belit
Fourche yesterday.
Rev +. Fl: Johnson. assistant super.
intendent Of congregational churches
| meeting Rev. II. X. Waters in Broadus
last sunday. 1t was the fourth sun
day that Mr. Waters had defaulteu in
his Sunday service here and no one
seems to know his whereabouts. On
his return trip. Rev. Johnson took with
! him the, congregational service car
that he found in the Boyes garage and
the moving picture machine that was
| living idle in Broadus because of the
minister's neglect.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-07-29

iting their mother. Mrs. Brinegar on
the Mizpah for few days and then
returned to the sawmill near Stacey.
Bill Thompson is beating the grass
G &r and nd p1 Mrs. T To ms Gilmore sS and
daughter Alene were visitors at mo
home ranch last week.
Mrs. Louise Gilmore helped Mrs. Bin
thonHss" sew one dav hast .yee.
Mrs. ''arl ENnmons ana Al!ss Nesta
Hamel were callers at The Gf!m0re
-iu'ne last wee.
IAN Gilmore agnes III ..mpt on :: l..
Hroadus. cai4ers TIC past week.
Daniels vaccinated their calves and
yearlings the past week:
Dan Daniels. ex-Canadian, IL here on
an extended visit.
Jim Harris is cutting his grain.
Reports say that Sam Hudson's pigs
nearly cleaned Gaylord Wells potato
Earl Thompson got excited while
wrangling the mich cows and lost his
saddle blanket. He loked several hours
With the aid. of spyslasses before he
'o9 " i. Thompson and family. Ian
Thompson, Edna sather and Stella
Amundson We're Sunday callers at the
Gilmore home.
The Ittig brothers were transacting
business In Broadus last week.
Sam Hudson went to Miles City on
business this week
Billie Murray was Broadus visitor
Sunday.
1aZel Mafle thompson Is on the SIGH
list this week cutting teeth.
Charles Jorgensen is working harder
than We've known him to many past
years. He's pitching hay.
George d. Grooms has finished bind.
ing his small grain and says some Of
the wheat is pretty good in spite of
the dry weather.
Lee Rowsey and 4. j. Smith returned
from Canada saturday Of last week
after. q five thousand mile trip b.. au-
tomobile.
The grasshoppers are leaving since
the small grain is cut. without damag-
ing the corn much. An we need now
is rain.
Lewis Monrie made a hasty trip to
Miles City for repairs tor his binder
Monday OF this week.
Charles H. Monroe is binding his
wheat this week.
Allen Brock bound his barley last
week.
George Rule is stacking his wheat
and oats this week for hay.
Lots of folks around here have ex-
pressed their Willingness to lease to
reliable people who will give assurance
OF drilling for oil within the near flu
ture.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-07-29
LOCAL BRIEFS

4. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Rue Of the
Little Powder river lsft yesterday aft
ernoon on months auto tour. They
tleiield highway to Sheridan. The win
visit at Therms polls and will spend
several days On sightseeing trip
anS HEREBY fsssa iona ap a
forepart q sepsemSer TSey S %ere s aee
companied to Aryada by Marie s.
Dakota for visit with relatives.
The Chamber Of CONNIE, &c holds its
regular monthly meeting at the bank
hall Monday evening. O'clock. Several
important questions are to come up
Ter consideration and good attend
ance IL desired.
The board Of county commissioners
will meet in regular monthly session
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday OF
william Hannify of Epsie and John
Hannify OF Belle Fourche We're in town
4, W. Heidel LEFT Wednesday fer
Helena where he. will attend the state
Bankers convention on August I. 5 and
s. After two-weeks' visit there he
will return home and will be accom-
Mrs Charles $. Rinsel, motored to
Miles City Wednesday and was accom-
panied by her TIVE daughters; Eliza
turning to the home Ct her grand
mother, Mss. Harry Summers at San
Francisco and will continue her studies
there.
A farewell dance was rendered Miss
hotel Monday night. Despite the warm
weather a good crowd was present ana
thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
H. r.. Straiton returned home yes
suited an eve. specialist in regard to
an injury in his left eye inflicted by
some foreign substance striking him
there. He had made previous trip
A refreshing shower visited this por.
ton of the county Wednesday night
and was the cause for raise in row.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Camplin and
Cain. motored to Miles City Friday ana
returned home Sunday.
Among Powder river people VISITING
Miles City this week We're Bill l.eltner.
w. H. Peays. Tenn Doyle and Alex
Charles Henlay and 10Y G. .Corhln.
the latter from New York and former
~ associated with the Anna May Oil
company. were in town "Wednesday :,
Prevailing cream prices this week
were 90 cents a pound. Despite the
raise of cents over last week. a de-
creased shipment Of sour cream is re-
ported. ,,,
Prevailing wheat prices in Miles
City July Is were S1.2o a bushel, de-
crease ever a week ago.
A telephone booth on the 1ons-dis-
lance toll line will soon be insta l1ed
at the RELIABLE Drug store in Broadus:
en- the homestead near Boyes this sum
mer, has returned to St. Paul: Sh.
was accompanied to Miles City by her
husband.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-07-29
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs

Sealed bids Will be received by the
Beard of County Commissioners Of
II o'clock noon. on September 6. 1921.
for making a cut and fill across Bridge
creek canyon on the Broadus- Nc orheao
road. about one mile east of the N
Bar ranch.
MINIMUM quantity of earth to be
moved. 2312 yards.
Road on each side of the canyon tc
by the County Surveyor, and the earth
SO graded down to be placed on the
fill which is to be IS feet wide at bot
tom and 80 .eet wide on the top. The
Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
BY order of the Board Of County
Commit ssoners of Powder River Coun-
ty, Montana.
j. H. MORRIS.
F, 7. WEST. Chairman.
County Clerk and Recorder.
July 29-August ~
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-07-29
Coal 12-29-16-RE O4222'

Coal 12-29-16-RE O422c7
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Miles City. Mon
tana. July 25th, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that
LOIS G. SIGMUND.
Of Glen {. Sigmund, deceased. who on
the LIST day Of December. 1920. made
Homestead Entry No. O42227, for all Of
has filed notice Of her intention to
submit proof to establish her claim as
heir Of the said Glen c. Sigmund to
said lands under the provisions of Sec.
ton Two (2) Of the Act Of July IS.
1917 Gao stat. 24S) upon the ground
that the Homesteader, the said Glen
G. Sigmusld died while actually en-
gagged in the military service Of the
jyG9-a26 Register.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-07-29
POPULATION INCREASES

Births in Montana for 1920 were
more than twice the number OF
deaths. according to figures made pub
birth rate per. 1000 pcpulafton was
2l.6 and the death rate was ~ per
1000. In 1919 the birth rate was g.
and the death rate lei.
IL 1919 the Ceath rate was i%.G. due.
it is said. To he epidemic If intut .za
tina, ew@rt the, country a. IA. time.
vi .at" l,rni i.f.n.s ~ Add. the
the deaths Of infants were 20 per 1000
births.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-07-29
OLIVE

Mr.. and Mrs. Eta Coon were visiting
his mother Mrs. Eta Coon, on the
MiZpah
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Emmons We're Wis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-22
TWO PLAYS PRESENTED
At THE W0MAN's GLUD
Performances Given Before
Packed House, Which
Voiced It's Approval.

The program at the woman's Club
yesterday WAS a real departure from
the usual order of things. when the
newly created dramatic committee
presented two clever. one-act plays.
The performance was given before
interest and enthusiasm with de-
lighted applause throughout the
afternoon. Mrs. Archer C. Jones pro-
duced the plays, arranged the charm
ing stage-settings and lighting eff
fects. and also dramatized from 4
short story-"The End OF the Rope"
the second OF the two plays given
Yesterday. Mrs. William Il. Trigg.
Jr.. is chairman of the dramatic COM
mittee and made brief curtain
speech Just before the nrst play.
Mrs. Jones concluded the program
with happy little speech of thanks
to the audience for their reception
of the actors and the little plays.
Mrs. T. T. Dabncy. Dan Hayward
and Osborne Jones composed the
cast for the first play. THE Work
house Ward" by Lady Gregory. and
Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Hayward also
gave the performance of the second
play. Both plays were given in n
finished and subtle fashion and with
real Interpretation Of character on
the part of all three actors Every
single detail was we'll handled and
the subtle. amusing lines simply de-
lighted Tho large audience OF mcr-
hers anG guests present for the oc-
casion.
This form OF entertainment makes
an agreeable change in the usual
program at the club. and members
look forward with interest to further
contributions from the dramatic com
mittec.