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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-12
SEVEN SUICIDES

Denver. May l1.-Scven suicides.
orr murder and four deaths by auto
mobile accidents occurred in Denver
during tho month OF April, according
missioner issued today. The violent
deaths totallcd twonty-onc for tho
month.
Accidental poisoning. street car ac-
cidents. asphyxiation. burns and
drowning accounted for the others.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-12
II you suffer with akin troubles,

get S.S.S. from your
druggist and start taxi
ing right now. Then
write us about your case
and we will send you ex-
pert medical counsel fres.
Address Chief Medical
Advisor. s75 Swift Lab.
oratory. Atlanta, ca.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-12

An informal dancing party viii h'
enjoyed by members or tho Minueaua
Country club on Tuesday evening. MaS
Il
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-12

Mr.. lanes *. Sweeney is recovering
from an operation at MinneGua hos
pital and viii return to his homo today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-12

Mr. L. l.. pvc, of Denver. Is hero
visiting Miss Meta dimes and will re-
main iNV weeks.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-12

Mrs. Gay Hosea spent Tuesday with
Mrs. John dimes. returning to her
home in Denver that evening.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-12

The Arena society win meet this af-
tornoon in Masonic parlors with Mrs.
c $ Miller. Mrs. H. f. Hedlund and
Mrs. T.. A. Gahagan as hostesses. All
@ 4. s. members are invited.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-12

Mrs. William ScnEcr and Mrs. l.. T.
Walsh and son. Bobbic, went to Den
ver Tuesday to visit until Saturday
with Dr. and Mrs. William HALEY.
formerly OF Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-12

Mrs. James *. Sweeney who has been
visiting In Maryland for several months
is visiting this week in Washington,
u. g, with her relatives, Major and
Mrs. Clark Lynn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-12

Mrs j. w. Dccn. Mrs. w. G. Heck
man. Mrs. T.. II. Merklc, OF Salida, will
return to their homes tomorrow, hay
ing visited since Tuesday with Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur n. Marvin.
Evening star., 1921-12-23
NAMED ENVOY TO U. s.

HELSINGFORS, Finland, December
al Astroem has been appointed
minister for Finland to the United
States in succession to Armad n. Saas-
tanoinem.
Evening star., 1921-12-23
TEN PER CENT CUT
|NFRE|GHT RATES
Railroads Volunteer Reduc-
ton for Six Months as an
Experiment.

BY the Associated Press.
OMAHA, Nebr., December 23-lhe
railroads Of the country will put INTO
effect on January 1, or as soon there-
after as possible, q voluntary ~ per
cent freight rate reduction on cotton
butter, poultry and other commodl-
ties, as well as the reductions oroereo
by the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion for western territory on gram
and grain products ana nay. accoru atl
ing to g. statement issued last nisn ~ !
by +, w. Robinson, freight trahc
manager Of the Union Pacific system.
The voluntary 10 per cent cut is
to be effective for six months as an
experiment and will apply to the en-
tire country, he declared.
Live Stock Rates.
Mr.. Robinson also announced tne
roads would continue until June oo,
1929, reduced rates on live stock anu anu
that a 10 per cent cut in rates for
live stock on which no cut has peen
made would be put Into ehect; ;,...
The statement was as 1oliows:
Reduction in the rates on grain
grain products. hay. butter. eggs;
cheese and other commodities Will
be undertaken by carriers to become
effective January l, on one DAY
notice, or as soon thereafter as tar
IFS can be amended.
Commodities Listed.
"A reduction of 10 per cent apply
ing generally throughout the United
States will be made on the following
commodities:
Cotton, butter. eggs, cheese. poul'
try, live or dressed: cottonseed, cot
tonseed hulls. manufactured tobac'
CO, fruits, fresh or green, not In
Guiding canned or preserved fruits
dried or evaporated, other thar
candied, canned. crystallized, glacet
or stuffed; vegetables. fresh or green
dried or evaporated; wool and mohair
This 10 per cent reduction to
continue in effect for an experimental
period Of six months ending jun
80. 1922
Evening star., 1921-12-23

Bohemia proposes to coin small
currency of glass.
Evening star., 1921-12-23

By the Associated Press.
ENTERPRISE, Ala, December
22,-The first monument to the
boil weevil-the greatest enemy
of cotton-has Just been erected
here.
Coffee county planters express
ing profound appreciation" for the
ravages Of the cotton enemy. have
erected a beautiful bronze foun-
tain in the heart of the business
district here. 1t is monument
to the foe that conquered the
county. it Is explained. and then
pointed the way toward prosperi-
ty and new hopes.
Growers of cotton who fathered
the erection of the monument to
the weevil, declared that the cot
ton enemy had been a blessing IN
disguise in that it had brought
about diversification of crops and
thereby established a new era III
the south.
Evening star., 1921-12-23
JEWS CONDEMN ABUSES
I'm RITUAL. WINE PRIVILEGE
American Committee Appeals to
Dry Commissioner to Check Vlo-
lations of Law:

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, December S3.-The
American Jewish committee today re-
quested d: H. Blair. commissioner Of
internal revenue, to check the abuses
resulting from the issuance OF certifi-
Gates for the sale of wine for alleged
ritual purposes. In letter to the
commissioner, Louis Marshall. presi-
dent of the committee, said:
my attention has been recently
called to the fact that num-
ber Of so-called rabbis have taken ad-
vantage of the regulations relative to
the procurement, disposition and use
OF wines for sacramental purposes or
like religious rites, to enable wine to
be procured for ron-ritual purposes.
LAS one interested in the strict OBJ
servance of the law and in maintain
ing the respect due to religion. l
strongly urge you to take immediate
steps to prevent designing men from
indulging with impunity in a viola
tion to the terms of the eighteenth
mendment and the provisions of the
Volstead law"
Evening star., 1921-12-23
sMUGGLE GEMS IN FOOD.
Russians Tax Resources of German
Customs officials.

BERLIN, December 23. = Russian
the withdrawal of q military force
the customs officials and guards on
Germany's eastern frontiers, large
quantities Of precious stones aid gold
rubles recently have been taken from
shabby looking individuals seeking
entrance into Germany.
One of the smugglers had a black
bread sandwich, studded with dia-
monds, valued at millions of marks
Another had a large diamond buried
in the heel of his boot Yet another
was munching a loaf of bread, which
was discovered filled with gold rubles
Evening star., 1921-12-23

become self supporting, according
TO the Coffee county planters, who
have adopted the slogan, "A Sow
to q PIow." The disease of cotton
that threatened to ruin the south,
these farmers declare, has bee:i
effectively checked by the advent
of the weevil and new conditions
brought about which mean future
growth and agricultural pros
perity
Evening star., 1921-12-23
AUTO MAGNATE DEAD.
c. M. Begole, Chevrolet Head,
Helped Found Buick Company.

FLINT. Mich, December 23.-Charles
NJ. Begole. president of the Chevrolet
Motor Company ard one of the found
ers Of the Buick Motor Company, died
at st. Petersburg, Fla. yesterday. ac-
cording to word received at his home
here. Mr.. Begele. a son of the late
Josiah Begole. former governor of
Michigan. was seventy-three years
old
Evening star., 1921-12-23
MONUMENT HONORS BOIL WEEVIL
AS A 'sBLESSLNG IN DISCUISE''

The inscription on the fountain
reads:
"In Profound Appreciation Of
Boil weevil and What 1t Has Done
as the Herald of Prosperity This
Monument Is Erected by the Cit
izens of Enterprise, Coffee County,
Alabama"
The one-crop south has become.
as a result of the terrible ravages
of the weeyil, an agricultural
country. which in the future Will
Evening star., 1921-12-23
GIFT FOR HEAD D00RKEEPER.

Assistant doorkeepers of the Sen
ate yesterday presented to ]. B. De
Fault, head doorkeeper, a travelling
bag. ]. d. Reilly made the presenta-
tion in one of the corridors.
Evening star., 1921-12-23
SENT TO SING SING.
Ex-Revenue Inspector Pleat
Guilty to Manslaughter.

NEW YORK, December 23.-Jere-
miah Rohan, former internal revenue
inspector in Brooklyn, pleaded guilty
to manslaughter yesterday and was
sentenced to serve three to ten years
in Sing Sing prison for the killing
last December Of Monk Eastman. no
torious East Side Gangster
The killing was said by the police
to have resulted from a quarrel over
Eastman's bootlegging activities.
Evening star., 1921-03-03

a yearly tax of 100 marks is now
imposed in Berlin for keeping one
maidservant. the tax rising to 500
marks for the second. 1900 marks
for the third and 1000 marks each
for the fourth and all above that
number.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
TWO YEAR TRIP TO ARCTIC.
Shackelton Equipping Expedition
to Stay North That Long.

. CHRISTIANIA, March 3.-Sir Ernest
. Shackelton, the antarctic explorer,
will leave in May or June in a new
Q polar expedition to the arctic. He will
stake with him dozen men. chiefly
athose who accompanied him on
sformer expeditions, and contemplates
= being away for about two years.
The Norwegian whaling boat Foca
shas been purcha sed for the expedi-
stion. and in all probability she will
8 first proceed TO HudSon'S bay, where
$3.50 dogs will be taken on board
sThence the expedition will proceed by
away of Baffin bay-which will be
Preached. it is hoped by the end of
sJuly. through Lancaster sound to
eAxel Heiberg's land. From there Sir
.Ernest intends to explore the islands
Eastward to Parry Island. this being
athe main object of the expedition.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
C0NEY TO FLY BACK.
Army Officer Will Return to Pa.
cific Coast, Starting March 8.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, March g.
Lieut.. William Devoe Coney. s1st
Aero Squadron, United States Army,
plane flight record of % hours and
% minutes from the Pacific to the
Atlantic, will hop off from Pablo
Beach near Jacksonville at 1901 am,
March s, in an attempt to lower his
own record in a flight to San Diego,
Calf.
Lieut. Coney plans to make only
one stop, at Dallas, in his westward
flight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19

The site for the White HOUSE was
selected by President washlnTtou and
Nsjor Peter e L'Enfsni wh.n he
la ,r'. W. h'1r'rr m i-9i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
PRINT PAPER PRICES SET new HIGH RECORD
AMERICAN PUBLISHERS FACE RISING COST OF PRODUCTION IN 1872
n,anhlndle Sinff snrrInll

NEW YORK. Jan. u. Will. tn
- % ~ Twins Ia saFgiug and the cost
~ production IN most lines u business
- dropping American publishers meet
with r'ul further price increases
news print paper contracts for tn
artt qfr~a ct 1894 call f.r g. 80 per
hWl.- loarhL TIL. g. "a, highest
nrrro rriut iaror ever has ben cold
Us contract Tho "sp0J mufkut w.sc
De- considerably higher
Th' lI u Price Increase 90 history
WINS 'cog.l during 1890. and is reflect 4
lu the 5000 ,luir,t Hils American
Hd Canadian rag,r mills Hfr charging
tUr January, February aud lnh. 1921.
h''p.r 1910 thH price 40 ngws print
maintained an almost cyrn lrsDl az o..
ta, % si.t2 and e.. o. dii me- r.ss tn
ni',, irNt until luiy 1910 whom 70
h,v,n "a steady climb reaching s3li
IN April 1917 About January lslN
.Irru uua .uru u,i. Iut ls o.. emo
ii. M yur tbs lrcg had ganc up T.
.c73.
Th frs 60 contract pap.r pfier was
reached .r p.,rHh,r Ipi,
ln the ht'r urri 90 1890. when ull
cher u..s were starting downward.
.aHt up,r continued upward. ing o.
~ ti .H November The 1871 contract
nur U.r January february gua
N.uH H $3.50 This b. 90 prr cH'
hatrr thln the january u92m price. d,
BE- 100 pcr cent higher than the 100
average pIcg. and Is more than zoo pr
mt hlghu ih.u urint nplr ever s.ii
o. IND, contract. before the NHr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19

Gao" financial facts ss they are W.
.hould W'gnify o., helI.irs ~ hlrd
work We must take oar h,lds ont 81
~. cloud in pghlie md private 'h.ak.
inr. rt,s our feet up a. s'ld soil
nri by honest dealing plain li,mg anil
~cuT.1g industry give to the people uf
T,,as ~, most efficient economically
administered government she has ever
hal In all her splendid history
Tho state viii always have biz prop.
lems O. solve 80 sooner % W. dis
poe" Il one question than anoth.r arts =
O. tot ,ur moral and mental fiber.
No, Until an the people hccom, angelic
viii tho flghi Or liberty. and carninv.
ami law. and freedom. ana civic rich.
oorsn,ss. be- finished l.; !, hc under.
stood however. Tint tn government is
nu. the plnacea fyr ~ tn evils that
Vnrp and dwarf tho human race Tn
people must rot look g. tn ycrp-
incnt alone. hut to themselves for rchcf
II tho people IN private ne viii nur.
tic. and proclaim the old tive homclr
virtues ~ honesty. industry and ,rUn.
omy. thcv win not then finl eu mrrh
flui' with the government for .hc a..
laclcs ~ sooil lf'. or the fnilgrcs -
he financial world. and or The frauds
thrt line %. pathway q men
T,y,s furnishes an inviting n.ll for
constructive legislation Nowhere Caul /
y0u find a band more conducive O. thc
building 81 hiFh and enduring c.v,il.l.
zion than whore DllI tn 'ight 81 ta'
iolc star N.t ,u'y b. Texas q hul
4 opportunity. bit GUYS !s dav q
opportunity I.ct mo- one throw hiw.
aif eorors ihc track 90 bloc, ih' i'pir
o. progress. Chstructi,'igts never win
lrul.s. T. is the irosres ~iyo. dvn7wi"
i,tar Tint rru1tt Iou. gentlemen ~
tho loclHaturr. .lu l.i,.lrgod O. o. ID
snoEosmcn 81 % r,ugr -n., AMI . l0r.
w1rilolklng people o. ,hr work AMI
N7rf1rc q legislative ii.c We en- wei
afford o. take 90. people ri ,his state
irtC tir confid 1la. We ure unworthy
90 Icpyes No th-m unless we Keep o.J.
solves iu coop rtiNH harmony with
ttar Thoughts ard d.lis ~ $50 under.
tl'., to rIiO' 'h' ship 81. state through
tho gecfs ana ever tn breakers and
SAND 'ars q ;h' legislative ocean. $50
shah Nn without chart ct compass un.
l-ss w. keen car Thoughts n .uncigl
and sympathetic touch with NE r',pie
by whose auth nifty We arr hclH. SlH
monod hy them o. srINc In tho ht;hcs:
offic, within their Gift. : earnestly sol.
.c,t the cumr1irship and coop ration Il
every Tcsar O. Join nae 90 making this
cato ;hr best lhcc m al the world 90
which 20 I've.
With courage IN my heart; with fd,l.
ity 20 duty with confidence in ihc I,".
ple. with flith IN the future; with mrliHc
toward none with goodwill Tor an and
with an ahiding trust ln tho Divinity
tina, shapes our ends. rough how them
ne ~ msv." I gldlv and proudly me
loco. a. her governor. nay native state
the Commonwealth of Tcxa,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
AMERICANS IN SIBERIA
EXCLUDED FROM TRADE

WASHINGTON. Jan. -Gc,,lpt Of
Iuirrmlti,n that Americans were hcinr
virtually secluded from .aii, ln siberia
TO-DAY .aufad Senator johnson. r.uuii.
can o. California. o. uirrlu,, r,so.
luton proposing a1 Investigation d,
tn So1n;, icroieu r,lluors comm tt,c
The resolution also would provide i..
inquiry INFO activities Tor the American
o. .Ii'ary expedition iu siberia. lui sen
ator johnson srid 10 had go bearing a..
tn recent shU tins OF an tmosi.la u.
icr d. q Jau1U,s, eo1try.
Senator Johnson pid thnt D., er.
o;hyr aat'rs u1 the foreign relations
committee had received luformlr,- ,
tllt the jap,rrs wore becoming
STRONGLY ,Iirrr.h'd 'r siberian con
u.rt. ana ihl, American business IN
iage.tr ,h.rc. With great noll fog De.
voiapa NO. were suffering
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19

The project for more water fur ANN.
rIllo was one II several matters ondori
"a az meeting n thc Amarillo Real
Estate Brokers Association held In the
D.iy ban TUESDAY risht The brokers
aiso went on record as approx ig "a.
rNps nIturo a. thc monies appropriated
ly thc pruplo Tor the coliseum. the
county tuWiih for the building ~
s.Ul roads ard th' paving or tho
streets particularly at this time as
many m'H HUo idly ana better results
irul the mnUuy can q, had IN the pur
chasing ~ materials
Tl. meeting nr-t discussed the bill
before thn legislature providing Tor tho
,t,,.t-.nt 81 rvi estate brokers IN TcA.
Hs This measure was explained IN fun
ard mot not only the approval 81 the
Amarillo Association. but it WAS d..
o.drd thlf 600 present should sign tn
petition addressed Goo the Legislator
and that tumUitfrc should solicit
signature az real estate owners. eli.
'H' HNN'NA NNAAf n '.N AN l'N'NNHAHAANNNN u
Guui was appointed chairman 81 thiH
committee. and hv. with his co.wurl,ers
viii call upon all whom thcy can ,rcacn
Ia the next few days. while mcmbciu
~ the association will also call the az.
''niiuu of patrons Co the measure an !
Its wutfhiuDfs. The purposl ~ tn
,il' Is o. eliminate M, shystcr from ~.
real estate business aud elevate II 90
the state ,f profession. ana O. pre-.
',,' the buying public.
The Art institute COR the forwardin..
of fh, lotior housing movement. which
.f tu hC hc'i i1 Amarillo next week. wa
heartily endorsed hv the realtors. aud
Secretary Estes uf the Beard uf ia,
city Development was commended FOR
h. Wurk ~ ih.g connection. aa we'll 81.
Tor other progressive moves.
The water problem was quite gcncr.
Ully discussed and 90 q measure WI
the prompting Ter q meeting 81 The
Real Estate Brokers Association tina
is 'n D., h.'l i1 'hr Amarillo Hotel on
FRIDAY uight january %. when an
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
Edwin &c. Rergdol
Asks For Release
lcnntlnncd from nnrc nneN

CONTINUED from pagr onel
r.st lnd.that ter days are allowed The
document contends that in Wow 81 this
latter fact h. never was In he military
service
Tia, the record 81 court martial does
not show the converting order was made
On the name II the commanding office;
tina, the record does not show tha;
court martial was convened In ter.
ut,iu department pertaining 10 and
connected with the United States army.
that the record does not SHOW that the
members II the court martial were Inil.
iiary officers of the United stat-s
army. and that the record docs not
show the order calling the court mar
tial was personally issued and sub.
rrtlbul by the commanding officer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
REAL ESTATE DEALERS APPROVE
EARLY EXPENDITURE OF MONIES
APPROPRIATED FOR IMPROVEMENTS

mcmiers are 60 Boz present and discuss
this and other problems that are con.
fronting the people.
The first member from cutoff town
was elected lhst nlghi. lie II Allen
Stagg II Vega The Association is en-
a..,,"',np o. align other Panhandle
brokers with the work. and To tina;
end ls encouraging dealers who have
not already done ~ are to be- solicited
20 join the association. The memhcf.
inir, ,u.iuDi,,... u {. look after them
President Gilyin was indicted int ,
office last night. and presided nj the
meeting lie stated that he would np.
nounor the standing committees at the
meeting o. d. held January ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
Water Rates To Be
Fired on Thursday

The city commission YESTERDAY after.
noon heard the plea 81 Guy Fallcr. gen.
erai manager of the CITY Ilgh, ana W.
Ter Company. for IN incFcaso In water
rates but took no action IN IA. cas
resersing Judgment until it, next meet.
ms. a. nine o'clock Thursday morning
Mr.. Fslier explained that the increa /.
asked by his company was = flat ralsc
o. thirty cents per thousand gallons
used. no matter Whist tho amount usad
might be. nor the rate the user IA.
nnw Be paying. lie declared TIA, n
thirty cent Increase was Cor no stated
period. and admitted that Il nigh, b.
necessary 10 arir Tor q further increas
NJ spuae later time
The manager 81 the water rampany
asserted that the water needs q ANA
MILO could probably ~ met with the
pEeser, equipment ~ iho COMPANY
through the spring but that D. could
net proimse tina, they would - mot
througs the sumner. r.iess the com
pany secured additional equipment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19

were other technical points set out Ia
the petition.
: According to Fred Robertson, uniteh
States district attorney for kansts,
anfwcrs O. these assertions viii be COM
plctod and filed by the government
within ten days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
II.Id IN Glnn.ciIon MIlh Rohhrr,.

KANSAS CITY. No. Jan ls-Nr.
ihu Davis ono of ten PERSONS held
h.., Boz cuHu,Du,n with ZOO UusrcDuss,u,
attempt 90 rob il, Fart Side Bank h,
saturday. entered technical plea .pf "r.t
guilty" h,r tuiay when atugH.l '1
,h1rEys ~ attempted firF, degree roo
icry and assault and was rcmandcd 10
BAH iu default u. $40. 900 bond
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
LAW AND ORDER srNDAys&
SUGGESTED ny GOVERNOR

by Associated Press
LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Jan. iS.-Gov'
crnor Th-mqe G Mt,lne. IN a procin'
nation B. SEQ rii; his first since az
suming Gle. 4 ago. urged ciil'
zcnn of ih '.Ii, q nbservc next Sun.
day ~ itw al .sr S;:sts;s." ana
requested ministers to preach such ser.
mons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
NOTICE

I have sold my interest In the -. &
T. Fruit stand 10 \. =. Linderman ani
he has assumed all indebtedness and
win make all collections of accounts
due. IOF BROWN.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-05-26
NOTICE

School teachers from Arvada and
vicinity who are planning to attend
the Summer School at the Colorado
Teachers College need have no
worry over the possibility Of se-'
curing rooming and boarding ac-
commodations. Extraordinary pre-
parations have been made by the
college and the city of Greeley,
through its club, to provide accom-
modations for the visiting teachers.
The enrolment at the summer
school this year promises to be the.
largest in the history of the insti-
tuition, and forseeing this, the col
lege authorities have secured list
of available rooms sufficiently large
to meet the demands. 5s' --i A =
Miss, Grace Wilson, who is in
charge of this department, says that
every teacher that comes will be ac-.
commodated. -, ~
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-05-26
Prssbvssrian Church
Clinton Reed. Pastor,

Clinton Reed. Pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Morning service ut II.
Evening service at 1850. yl.
Mid-wcck service for Prayer and
Bible Study Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
~ We viii have eur regular Sabbath
School Memorial Sunday, but no.
lshe morning ssrvice - We will unite
with the other churches in mcm.r-
inl service at the Baptist church.
Let us nll attend and honor the few
veterans of the Civil war on that
dsy:
We WIN have our evening service
and the pastor will preach on the
Parallels of tho Importunate Widow,
Luke l8. l ..at
Men. of the Bible class remember
that we meet at the Adventist
church at 10 o'clock. :.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-05-26

The comhittee appointed by the
Community Club to solicit funds for
the equipment for the children's
playground fn McIlyoy park report
good progrek pa being made. In ord
er to make fthe grounds more popu-
'lar IL has een suggested that the
bandstand moved there before
the summer concerts start and that
seats be prdvided for the public. 1t
lis far moi suitable place for such
gatherings dan the present site.