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Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
CHANDLER RANCHERS SHOWING INTEREST
 IN WORK IF BUREAU

CHANDLER. Oct. s0.-Farmers Of the Chandler district are becoming more enthusiastic over the good re- suits being accomplished by the Farm Bureau, realizing that only by con certed action and the proper CO., operative spirit, can the farmer run his business on a sound basis
 At the regular meeting held Thurs day evening, Marvin Young, field or ganizer, enlightened the large audi ence present with an hours talk rela- tive to plans being formulated by the county bureau for the advancement of the interest of the farmer. Frank T. Gilbert of Glendale. pioneer of the valley, and dairyman with years of experience, also spoke on dairy problems, reciting the importance of the formation of County Dairy as- sociation to take care or this increas- ing branch of industry.
 A committee of five local dairy members were appointed by Chair man Kunce, the committee to select one of its members to attend a county meeting to be held in the near future at Phoenix, at which time a
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
NEWS NOTES FROM
 SCOTTSDALE HIGH

SCOTTSDALE, Oct. 2s-The girls class in sewing under the supervi- sion of Mrs. Austin has been busy the past week making dresses used in the jazz circus at the school house Friday night. Many of the girls played the part of goblins and the act required several kinds of dresses. The grade girls in sewing have been making sewing bags and aprons so they will be prepared for the seasons work.
 The cold weather the past week was a great boon to the hot lunch department of the school for 70 students and teachers a day have taken their lunches at the lunch room.
 The Beavers played the town team Wednesday night. In the first half the town team beat the Beaver kit tens 22 to ,. but the second half the first team wen in and beat the town boys 30 to Is. The first team showed more speed in their game with the town boys than they have shown this season.
 The class in Spanish under the su- pervision of Mrs. Hummer has been doing some practical work the past week in interpreting for some of the cotton growers and helping them se- cure pickers.
 The vocational agriculture class finished the work of judging seed corn the past week and started seed selection of other seeds.
 Several new students entered school this week. They were Will Miller from Tempe high, Merle Miller from Tempe Normal and Hunter Chestnut and his sister from Tempe High. Principal DuRoss has added several eleventh grade class to ac- commodate the new students so they are not forced to leave the district to secure their proper studies.
 On Hunting Trip MT and Mrs. Kallman, Mrs. Arm strong and Frank Poole went to Moore's ranch yesterday on a hunt ing trip. They report plenty of game.
 To Phoenix
 Dr. Bishop and Mir. Chestnut were capitol city visitors yesterday on business.
 Attend Recital Several families motored to Phoe- nix last week to hear the musical number that was presented at the Arizona School of Music. More Cotton Pickers Several more families of cotton 1 pickers arrived in the district yester- l day and ar, now picking for MT Herne and Dr. Bishop. Many more 1 pickers are needed to harvest the I present crop for il is maturing early | this year due to the cold weather the past week.
 Visits Relative l Mrs. l.. N. Patton visited her son. l in-law, Frank Christwel, in Phoenix 1 yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31

women have arranged a card of en- tertainment that promises a host of fun for all who attend. Supper will be served on the grounds in the early evening, followed with the program of .merrymaking.
 Lyceum Number "Wednesday
 The second number Of the Mesa high school lyceum course will be given Wednesday evening in the aud- itorium. Charles R. Taggart, enter tainer and humorist of great appeal, will appear on the program.
 K. p. Meeting Monday
 The Knights of Pythias will hold their regular lodge meeting Monday night in the K. of P. hall.
 I have opened a garage at 47 W. Main St. for general repair work on all makes of automobiles. Your pat ronage invited. Harold Sizemore, Mesa gb
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
tIM' M'DOWELL CLUB ID
 MEET ON TUESDAY

TEMPE. oct. 30-The next meeting Of the Mcdowell club will be held zn tho assembly room of the training school at 1 D. m. Tuesday and the following interesting program will be given.
 Violin solo-"The Little Prince. Una Belle Mullen.
 An Indian story. Helen Felton. Song. Wah -tay-see, (White- lyb. lola Frankenburg.
 Musical Instruments of the h. dians. Edna Ruth Woolf.
 Nictrola record. Indian music
 Sioux Treaty of 1856, Lena Hood. Sioux Scalp Dance, piano duet, Irsna Catterline and Zorena Goodwin. Childhood of Hiawatha, Gongfel- iow), Edward Herzberg.
 Indian Dance, Una Belle Mullen. March of the Indian Phantoms, Groeger. memben of the senior club. Indian Hand game, Fifth grade.
 Singers. May Anderson, Claude Pugh. Neda Teeters, Kenneth Smith Dora Rodriguez. Hugh Woods.
 Players. Jack Hollis, J. T. Mcclure Angelita Slazar. Charles Sigala Gladys Powell. Virginia Baber, Anna Gregg. Della Garrison. Robert Ayers man. Frederick Gabbard, Angelita Noricga. Reynaldo Arviso.
 Native Melodies of North Amer ican Indian
 Lullaby, Arapaho.
 The Cauveist's Love Song.
 Hunting song, Navajo; member oi senior club.
 Record. Indian music.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
GIVES LECTURE IN
 CHANDLER FRIDAY

CHANDLER. Oct. 29.-Dr. F.. H. Essert national lecturer for the Worlds Purity Federation, spoke twice in the high school in Chandler on Friday. For the past week Dr. Essert has been featuring in Phoenix and vicinity in the interest of the Worlds Purity Federation His lee lures deal with today's sex prob lems and are of vital interest to the public.
 Arrangements have been made to have Dr. Essert address a meeting at the L. D. S. church in Chandler tonight at 7:30 o'clock. This meet ing is open to the public and ar engagements are under way to have the other churches join in the meet ing.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
WANTED

Reputable young business men who enjoy the confidence and good will of their community to represent in their territory large, we'll established financial institu- ton with offices in New York and other principal cities throughout the country. Occupation pleasant and dignified. Part or full time. Many of our agents are now earn ing between S5oo0 and $1o,oo0 an nuaIly selling reliable dividend paying Stock Exchange securities on the "Twenty payment plan," to investors who appreciate the ad- vantages of this method of invest ing and are seeking to create an income. Those desirous of learn ing more about this unusual op- portunity are requested to write to Box No. 367, City Hall Station, New York City, for full particu- lars.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
Public Sale

The Tightening Delivery Company will sell at public auction for delin- quent storage and drayage charges, at their warehouse at 9th and Jack son streets, on November 10th. 1921, 1 D. m.. the following goods: Mrs. L. NJ. Petsly, dental supplies. $195O; F. M. Van Anda. household goods, S13.00; M. L. Jacobs. mining SUD- plies, $32.50: Zello Full. household goods. Sl5.Oo: Richard Mills. 1 trunk. x12.O0; Daisy Hensley. 1 couch. goods and piano, S49.50: Er. Belt, rac- ing cart, s14.00; M. F. Hill. house. hold goods, s90.00; Clyde TimberIake. $15.50; Mrs. Paul Muller. S23.2s: Cur tis Wilson, $12.00; Thos Barlxley, $1S5.00; G. A. Schuaufer. tool chest. S1O.50: H. H. Majors, S20.O0; Paul Mcintosh. S16.00: C. A. Ward, box, $2L00; Western Photographic Co.,. tank, etc, $500; J. L. Setter. auto trailer and contents. SEQ. co: Jack Lauders. camp supplies. s19.50: Mrs. Blake Messenger, household goods, $4S.50; s. H. Force. household goods. $79.00; Mrs. Ada Bennett household goods, $16.00; Ben K. Webb. house hold goods. s165O; J. N. Williams ] box, $13.75; R. N. Mason, personal effects. $19.00; J. E. Scott. household goods, s47.50; Mrs. Eula W. Wilson. household goods. $190.00. Baggage checks, numbers: Trunks, No. 4127, s13.50; No. 3073, S1S.75: No. 3594 SIPS; No. 1863, S13.50: No. 3759 SIPS; No. 7s21. s9.75; No. 5243. s27.00: No. 320, s34.00. Suit cases: No. 4977. $500: No. 9S44. s9.00: No. 1869, s9.00. Hand bags: No. ss4 s9.0O; No. 4979, $500. Boxes. No. ss40. s9.00; No. 695s. $500. Tub: No. 931, $500. Stove: No. 1152. $500 gb
 PHOENIx AUCTION HOUSE
 All N. Center Street
 Phone 1880
 Auction every Saturday at l D. m. We buy for cash or sell on commis- sion.
 TAYLOR & AIASONER AUCTIONEERS If
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
AUCTIONS
Auction Sale
WEDNESDAY. NOV. ?, 1921.

Three miles south of Phoenix, on Center, and Az miles east on the Lower Tempe road, or one mile south and miles west of Tempe Corner, at, 1:30
 I have decided to sell 30 head of Holstein COWS and heifers, 10 regis tered Holstein COWS, fresh and com ing fresh, balance in heifers, bulls. and calves 2 years old. The above stock tuberculsr tested and regis tered. Parties in the market for pure bred cattle should not fail to attend this sale. Terms. Six months time. purchaser giving approved per cent note; per cent off for cash.
 R. $. HOWARD (OWNER)
 C. O. MMURTRY, Auetioneer Office, Room No 105. Monihon Bldg.
 Phone 1910
 L. G. GALLAND, Clerk d
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31

The Arlzona Republican is the rec ognized want advertising medium of Arizona. RATE-1L2c per word per day, no
 discount for time or space;
 cash with order; minimum
 charge 25c.
 PHONE YOUR ADS TO 4331 Ads received before p. m. will be properly classified. After D. m. will appear under "Too Late to Classify on following morning. and thereafter under proper classified ton.
 Orders by mail should be accom- panied by remittance and addressed to
 THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN
 WANT AD DEPARTMENT
 PHOENIX. ARIZONA
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31

Numerous games were played and refreshments served after which the children were taken into the mystery rooms where all kinds of goblins were present.
 SEVEN thousand dollars takes the best business corner in town, corner Mill Avenue and 5th Street. Terms if wanted. A. Pavell. gb
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31

Chapter IA revised Statues of the first covering the City of Phoenix Superintendent of Streets Room G. described follows No.
 Lot Block5 unknown Lot Block59 ina Townsite; Lot Block unknown Lot Baock5 Origin Lot Blocks unknown Lot I, $2585 unknown
  be delinquent penalty will be added thereto. I. B.. HITCHCOCK,
 lent o
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
Lands

 10 ACRES-Delightf located on a corner in OrangeWood. fronting east on North Central Avenue. Its bor- der of olive and ash trees, it's rich loamy soil. and its pure underground water supply, put it in a class by itself And the price is on a 1913 level.
 10 ACRES-Just southeast of Pe- oria. on a corner. near school and church eente
 and with extra good i-- proyements. Partly
 alfalfa and practically all of loose loamy soil Special at $225 per acre. with $250O cash and 7ee interest on the balance so ACRES-Add to the above 40 acres the 40 acres ad- joining op the north. and better "SO" would be difficult to find The north 40 is nearly all in cotton and it certainly looks like a bale to the acre" Experts say it is really wonderful land. And S400O cash will buy the entire so acres. also at 7ec interest If you will act today you will get a real bargain.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
GAN IT BE POSSIBLE

You can make yourself independent for life with an investment of $500. Better than an oil well or a gold mine. It's so acres State School land. fine red sandy soil not foot of bad land: in line for water within a very short time. Y. w of Buckeye. SEE MEYERS NV co.
 8 North 1st Ave.
 Phone 4106
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Sanitariunn Site

I am offering an elegant sanitarium site north of Phoenix. in most desir- able location. The plot is a deeded twenty acres: there are four houses already built, which go furnished: there is also an elegant we'll of soft water with engine and supply tank. This is priced at S4750; part casn. If you want a money maker go with me to see this. See
 FRED A. DIBBLE, REALTOR
 r N 1st Ave. Phone 5003 go
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
VILLAGERS RcUT COPS

NANWEI. China-Villager of this town were so aroused over recent opium raid by the police that they marched on the police station, 200 strong, the police fled. carrying their rifles with them.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
COINS REPLACE NOTES

PARASITIC Bank of France has begun issuing yellow metal tokens in place of one and two-franc notes The paper was too ragged and dirty, it was explained.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31

Owner unknown.
 Chelsea Amount s28s5 Chelsea Place. Amount s2sss
 unknown
 Addition Chelsea Place Amount s2sss 2o Lot F. Bount Addition to Chelsea Amount 2os Lot 1s Tlount Addition Place s Lot 14 Bount Addition to Chelsea Amount
 Owner unknown 21o Lot 15, s2sss
 Owner unknown.
 21 Lot 1s Bloun Addition PIP r, 21s Lot 1s Bloun Addition to a14 Lot 1e Bloun Addition a5 Lot 2o Bloun Addition Chelsea 21, to Place PIT Lot 22 Bount Addition Chelsea Amount
 Owner, unknown.
 21s Lot 2 Blount Amount 21s Lot 2 Amount. 22o Lot 5 Blount Addition Amount 221 Lot 2s Biount Amount 222 a. Addition to Amount. 22s Lot 28 raount Addition Amount sso5O PA Lot 2s Bount Addition to Chelsea Amount 225 Lot so Blount to Amount 22s Lot 31 BIount Chelsea Amount saO54 g. Amount sso54 FPS Lot s. Bount Addition to Chelsea Amount
 Owner unknown
 22s Lot a. Bount Addition Chelsea Amount s2s27 2so Lot s5 Bount Addition to Chelsea Place Amount s2s1 2s1 Lot as Blount to
 
 2se Lot s7 Bount Addition to Amount s2752 2ss Lot ss B1ount Addition Chelsea Amount aot ss, Q s2752
 
 to Amount s271s 2' 71 & of $ = a5 s E. 200 o6 of Lot 5k6o% Bpnt Addition to che 254 13 Blount Addition to Chelsea Place HOOP BIount Addition Chelsea Place
 
 Chelsea Place Amount s21ss Owner. unknown ,,
 w. 4o N 1oO to place of beginning Wentworth Amount ssS 2s Tract e. Wentworth Amount s14222 Owner unknown unknown 2 Lot 7 Block g. simns Addition Amount ss Owner PAP Lot 5 Block simms Addition Amount s7es Owner unknown PA W. 5S Simms Addition Amount S444 s45 of Lot F. Block 2 simms s444 e Lot IA Block 2 sims Addition Amount s7s Owner 2 Lot IS Block smms Addition Amount se6 Owner unknown 25o Lot @ Block simms Addition Amount $1s4 owner unknown Addition sS9Ss owner, unknown 2 Lot 1S Block smms Addition Amount s72 Owner unknoUI 256 w. 5S of Lot H. Block simms Addition Amount $44 5s' l, s5s 25S Lot 2 Block l. smms Addition Amount s1O26 Owner unknown Addition $O26 Owner. unknown 262 Lot 20 Block smms Addition Amt s17sd4 Owner unkn9w 26a Lot 21 Block smms Addition Amt $1S4 Owner unknown 26s Lot 25 Block Bennett Place Amt sS7S Owner unknowI 271 21 Block Bennett Amt owner unknown ss Lot 19 Block Bennett Place Amt s3Ss 5 Owner untnowl Amt, 275 Lot 18 Block Bennett Place Amt 42O5 Owner unnow 276 N 5 of Lot IT, Block Bennett Place Amount s2 owne unknown 2S3 25 Block Bennett Place Amt $16s5 unknown c, Amt, s43 Owner. unknow1 hereby given paid delinquent penalty of five ( of the of will
 Superintendent of
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31

See Mir Lane with DWIGHT B. HEARD co. Realtors Heard Bldg Phone 1esi
 It
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
SOUTH SIDE BARGAINS

SOUTH SIDE BARGAINS 215 acres. half mile of city, modern brick house, five rooms, 3-piece bath. large screen porch and cellar, double brick garage. etc. Improvements worth S5000. Will sell for $3750 with easy terms.
 B. M ATWOOD
 230 w. Jefferson. Phone 4f1e gb
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31

IA Revised statutes December 1921 the first the bonds covering the pay City Hall iasaaT assessment 1f'A'"' '''''' 'ses'-'Sr
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 Lot a Block K Bennett Place Place Amount 5 @ Owner unnon 2s Lot Block Wentworth Amount os4 Owner unknown unknown Wentworth Amount ss4s Owner unknown Lot II. 2. Wentworth Amount s187ss unknown Lot ', Block sS.47 unknown Lot 10 Amount,
 Loot Lot Bek B Knwor Amount Amount sss own unnoWn Lot G. Blocks owner, unknown
 Lot n n Block Block ksnw ksnw0h Amount Amount s @ own o nnw Lot IL Block Wentworth Amount a4o Owner unknown Block Kennworth Amount s121o5 Owner unknown 57 Lot Block Kenworth Amount sS22 Owner unknown Lot Block Wentworth Amount sos ss Owner unknon noy s E 10 of Lot 1o Block s, Kenilwoh Amount w. 10, Wentworth. s4963 Owner
 
 keniworth. unknown Lot ockS Lot Iot &. Lot s, unknown Lot Wentworth. 1 Wentworth Amount $4626. unknown Block Wentworth unknown Lot 70 Lot Lo unknown Lot Lots Lots Lot g, Lot Wentworth Iot2 Iot3 Jock 10, I.ot4 Lot5 Kenilworth Iot6 Wentworth unknown Lot Block Lots Lots 1O, Lots ock1 Lot Wentworth Lots 113I Iot9 Iot1 Lot Chelsea Amount, $64S. 43 I.ot2 1S3I I.ot6 Chelsea Lot 199 Lot 4. Chelsea $2752
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Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
FOR sALE-HoUsEs
Buy From Owner

Cool residence: abundance of shade. See owner, Palm ~sare and Seventh street. IT
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
AUTO STAGE TIME TABLE

Apache Trail Saturday Friday To Tempe Mesa Cold
 Wagner Ltchfed Liberty Buckeye Arlington and G UNION STAGE
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
Worth Buying

If you want bargain, either house or ranch, call and see us.
 142 W. Washington gb
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
Lots For Sale

on northeast and northwest corner of Palm Lane and Seventh street.
 Owner can be seen at house on the northeast corner. tf
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31

FIVE-ROOM house. z blocks from car line, at a sacrifice fl sold at once. 93S ". Jackson.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
20-Acre Bargains

Fire room house, garage, chicken house, good watel and soil. plenty of grass and barley: a dandy dairy ranch; close in near school and a paved road: only Se.5O0: part cash. balance to it, or will trade for city property
 o. K. REALTY CO.
 232 West Jefferson St. sb FOR TRADE - One-acre chicken ranch for a clear vacant lot. A house and lot to trade for 5- acre tract.
 Several good houses to rent.
 MCDONALD & SHELDEN
 107 N. 2nd Ave Phone 4IST gb
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31

S-ACRF chicken ranch. chicken runs fenced and cross fenced. priced to sell See owner. 1S mile west of Fair Grounds, south side Christy Road. Q
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-10-15
COME
Hundreds and hundreds OF BAR
not permit US to mention.
COME
MEMS FURNISHINGS

Dress Shirts. worth to IS, now ........ .$2.98
Men 5 to So Underwear on sale now at. 49,. .$1.49
35c and Soc Hose for only .19c
75c and 81 Cotton Underwear at. .49c
Hose, worth up to Csc. on sale at ............9 Sc
Dress Shirts, worth to 81. SO, now at ....... SIG
Union Suits. worth to $3.50, now $500. .$1.39
Mems Dress Shirts, on sale at. ......... 98c
Zoe Canvas Gloves on sale for. ........... 1Oc
Flannel Shirts. worth to IS, now on sale at $2.45
Worth to SO Union Suits at 81 1873
&c Handkerchiefs on sale now at. ......... A.
Lot OF Men $ Sweater Coats, worth to S., now. S. 1913
$3.50 Flannel Shirts on sale for. -. $1.69
Mems Overalls on sale for. 85c
$50 Mems Sweater Coats for. $4.95
&c Neckwear. on sale for only. ....... Acc {
81 Flannel Shirts on sale at. S1.98
Hose, worth to Csc, on sale now at. 800. .19c
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-10-15
Biggest Savings Ever Known
FURNISHINGS SACRIFICED

FURNISHINGS SACRIFICED
Children Hose, worth to 3Oc. now ...........9 81
Ladies' Silk Gloves. worth to $3.50 .......... 89c
$l.50 Ties. now on sale at each. .......... 79c
$3.50 Night Gowns on sale now at. .98c
Misses and Boys Union Suits, worth to
SID, now SIC
Ladies' Fine Waists, worth to $500, now. :. $50
Ladies Silk Bloomers 29c
75c Mems Heavy Wool Hose. 39c, 3 pair $1.OO
$3.50 Ladies Wool Sweaters .$2.95
Worth to $1,000 Crepe de Chine and Geor-
gette Waists So and IS
Ladies' Ribbed Union Suits, worth to 5 so,
now .oSc
Ladies Bloomers, now $50
Ladies' House Aprons, worth to $3.50, at .$1.39
Muslin Night Dresses, worth to $3.50, now ..$1.69
Csc Children Hose now at only. amman. Sc
Ladies Hose, worth to soc, now only. !. Csc
Ladies' Silk Hose. worth to $l.25, now ..... CSC
Ladies Aprons now 79c
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-10-15

BUY NOW AND AVE
enceaeeatoteo
Plain, Hard Cold Facts
This Sale, which circumstances has forced upon u.s.
will positively be the greatest merchandising event that mas
ever taken place in this entire vicinity. Come, don't miss
it. Rather than have carpenters and painters ruin our
stock with dirt and dust we will stand the loss now. It's a
chance of a lifetime to secure more for your money than
ever before. Act and Save.
WEAVER DEPARTMENT STORE.
ACT NOW M SAVE
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-10-15
Big Lot of Remnants Cheap
DRY GOODS SACRIFICED

Big lot Outing Flannel, worth to SOC yd.. now l6c
Striped Outing Flannel, worth to 3Oc yd., now. .!6c
Five pieces Curtain Goods, now, yard .......18c
Ladies' Brassieres, worth to 75c, now .......4oc
Towels. Values to 35c, now
Lot soc Bingham, now
Lot Ginghams. worth Soc, now. ......... zSc
Ladies Flannel Gowns, worth 200, now. ..$l.4O
Ladies' Percale, Bingham Dressing Sacques,
$500 value .ooc
So Children Flannel Sleepers. ......... .89c
Unbleached Cotton Muslin, yd. ............l 4c
aroe Blankets to $3.50. now .$1.69
SOC Suspenders .35c
Ribbons to soc yard, now. ..lSc
OF Comforters. worth to S.. $3.50
BIG LOT OF BLANKETS SACRlFlCED
Lot Ladies' Shoes, worth to $3.50, now. .$l.98
Ladies' Shoes, worth to 5000, now. ...... $Z.95
Misses Shoes, worth to $3.50, now ........$l.9o
7 dies, Shoes worth TO Sc. 90. now. ........$ 3.95
Ladies' Shoes, worth to $1,000, now. 49,. .$5.85
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-28

En1sic Rowzee, from Washington, Nj.
and Mrs. I David C. Glascock and
Messrs. Charles Burgess, Douglas
Tyree and Ivan Carpenter.
Mrs. William B. Callahan is NOV.
ing today to Washington, D. G., where
she will make her home in the future.
Mrs. p. j. Yates left Del Ray this
morning for Roanoke to make a short
visit to her son.
Some of the ladies of the Aims
house had little surprise party
yesterday, cake and candy and fruit
were sent in by friends in Del RAJ
Mr.. William Dahney, Of North
Braddock, returned yesterday from
visit to his brother in Ashland, "a
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Richards ceie'
brated their Goth wedding annive.-
sary last Sunday. at their home IN
North Braddock. Besides their child
rem. the Misses Louise and Esther
Richards and William Richards and
wife, there were present for the o.
oasion. Misses Mamie Chapman and
Minnie Hale, and Mr.. Frank Hale,
from Bancroft, Va, also AlT. Elliott
Hoffman, from Braddock.
At the regular meeting CT The
town council Of Potomac on Monday
night, routine business was trans
! acted, and the council went on rcc0r'
as protesting the proposed increase
of fares by the Washington Virginia
Railway Company.
The f:fty-onc puri!s Of the fit
grades Ngave their teacher, Mis-
Marguerite Watt. a surprise partv
at Mt. Vernon School last night f;on
7 to 8 o'clock. The party was 3
great success and enjoyed By al.
Mrs. V. NJ. Lickey ard dauohfcrs
from Parcellvile, Va, are spending
ten days in Potomac as guests Of
several relatives. Mrs. ] H. Bailen.
| ger, Mr.. H. n. Burke an Mrs. Ray.
mond Grammar.
The Give Hundred C!n5' held It's
fortniehtly meeting in tire home OF
Mrs w. E. Swan, at North Rosemon'
last Friday, and q very pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all.
The attractive brick bungalow OF
King street extended, is nearly com,
pleted, and will be the residence u
Mn. Charles II. Smith.
Miss Katherine Newton, Of St
Elrao, is visiting relatives in New
York City.
Mrs. Alice Lumpkin, from Wash
ington, is spending the week ent
with her daughter, Mrs. Robert n
Turner, in st. Elmo.
At the meeting Of the r. r. y. VI