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Phillips County herald., 1921-11-25
Pleasant Valley

souhb'st SHiuitH speHt iHurSudy Ol
last week at the Harry Martin home
The Needlecraft club entertained
their husbands last Friday evening
at the Clayton home. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Barbour and daughter. Miss
Laura. were in attendance.
Most of the men OF our country
are joining forces as nimrods. Their
chief sport yet is with skunks, and
there seems to be a lot of them.
MIR. and Mrs Eckard and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Weis and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Eichle were call.
ers on the new boy at the Frank Mar
tin home. Sunday
Mr.. Pickett took supper with Rob.
ert Martin one evening last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Rouze had a
pleasant surprise. Sunday. when Mr..
and Mrs. Hanson from Wages
brought Mrs. Rouze's brother. w. II.
Hutchinson. from Iowa. to spend the
day with them. WIZ
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Briggs and vir-
gil Young spent Friday evening ut
Harry Martins. Rook was part OF
their evenings entertainment.
Norman Stewart. who has been
working Everett Stickle's place the
past summer has rented n part of
A. c. Cables land ,or next year
They will live In Mr.. Cauble's ten
ant house. They were hauling feed
last week. Monday they took their
cattle. hogs and household goods.
Clark Penwell took dinner with the
stlckles. Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Martin We're also callers In the af.
ternoon.
Il. A. Sickle and wife took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Hall. We'd
nesday OF last week
Roy Martin aud children and Goldie
Young took Sunday dinner with
Harry Martins.
John Barbour and Everett Sickle
went to Lamar. Saturday afternoon.
They heard an address by very able
tnlkcr on THE L. S. oraingrowers
Association"
Carl Rndtke took n load OF wheat
TO the Julesburg mill. Monday He
win exchange 1t for -four,
+ Leo Walgrcn has been on the slcl;
list the past week with stomach and
bowel trouble.
John Barbour was helping Ollie
Hall with his windmill Monday. Mrs
Barbour went along to spend the day
with Mrs. Hall
Mr.. and Mrs Vern Eokard visited
at the parental home OF coverts' on
Sunday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Herb Briggs spent
Sunday with Mrs. Belle Briggs. Mr.
and Mrs Goodcn and Frank Miller
were also Sunday evening callers.
Nir. and Mrs Ed Kline were Sun
day dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
ollie Hall MIR and Mrs Dick Rousi
were also sunday afternoon callers
Quite a number OF our men hay,
taken wheat to mlll to exchange fol
flour some TO Champion. and som'
TO Julosburg,
Clark Penwcll and woriey Jonoi
called at one of their neighbors
ranches one day this week. The,
had quite n number OF skunks In tn,
back OF their car. II smcllcd iih,
thoy might have had n freight Gu
load.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Stewart an,
Ross Stewart took Sunday Dime
with Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Sickle.
Otis Caubie helped Norman Stew
art move Monday.
Everett Sickle has horse badl.
"saged." II IL getting some better
after taking II up and Feeding II good
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-25
FARMERS AND sTockMEN
WILL BE WARNED OF HEAVY
SHOWS AND Billiards

Wash 'nstor. November 23-Now
that the winter season is approaching.
the Weather bureau of the United
States Department OF Agriculture is
perfecting its service to assist stock.
men and agricultural interests in gen
eral against the dangers of cold
waves. heavy SHOWS. high winds and
billiards.
The increased use of the wireless
by the Department OF Agriculture will
expedite the handling OF weather for.
casts In the western states. Plans
have been worked out whereby with.
in an hour or two at the outside after
theWeather bureau issues the warn.
ing. every community will be in pos.
session of It. In fact. every individ.
ual farmer or rancher. who has tele-
phone. will be In possessian OF 1t. for
under the system perfected. the wire
less Will be used TO communicate
forecasts OF blizzards. heavy SHOWS.
etc. to central points. where arrange.
ments- will be made to telephone the
information to all parties having
phone service.
In event OF a severe winter. such
as has been predicted, the perfected
service OF the Weather bureau will
undoubtedly save stookmen and farm.
ers In the west hundreds OF thousands
of dollars by preventing losses among
their cattle and other livestock.
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-25

Keep posted-rcad The Herald,
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-25

Anyone who knows how to handle
a paint brush aid oil colors or under.
stands the new art Of painting with
co.ored scaling wax can make The
book for telephone numbers pictured
here. II Is merely piece OF black
oiicioth folded over leaves of white
paper. Small holes punched through
nj each end allow Il black silk cord to
bind the book and provide for mng-
Ing 1t up NJ the same time.
A powder box and rouge box
shown below II are covered with black,
lacquer and decorated with coiored
sealing wax that Stimulates ribbon aud
flowers.
Wedding stationery ut this office.
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-25
THE THANKS OFFERING.
BY Cora A, Matnon poI.or

" SV" ~ Watbon UoIbon,
little child with white and unmarried
soul
Has brought my lite 70 seem one perfect
whole.
Here 10 the altar will I bring my chiid.
Feet yet uh'auzhi 10 walk are indebted.
Here, while the sacred drops fall on his
brow.
VIII with lips and heart respond In vow
That this th- choicest aft the year has
given
Shall be By mo held as In trus, from
heaven.
cspSrisht. ipsi. Western Newspaper unios
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-25

Scene , (s3
hours. IS Min.
before Thanksgiv-
ing)-She's n de-
signing won a u
thaving studied
designing AZ n
orr espondoncc
school.) $ h c
thinks our hero Is
handsome. Hn-
hal Vol. any
how - that's n
compliment for
tn poor artist
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-25

Scene : (23
hours. an So Min.
before rhanksgiv-
ing Day-See tn
81 NIX rea din
what's c o m I n &
from tn xt
room over the
transom tNote:
He lives in a fur
nished room.)
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-25

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Phillips County herald., 1921-11-25

Wedding stationery at this office.
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-25

Scene . t.s
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-25

Scene I (23
hours. 57h Min
before Thanksgiy-
ing)-Flrst look
~ ~ crocodile
tears. Well drawn
huiS " gotta
give III artist
credit ono one
else wlll) s. all
wrong. tho tho
way sho's strlngin'
aim. .
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-25
Reward for chssrfulnsss.
tn poor artist

Always BE- bright md cheerful on
Thanksgiving doy no mnitef what
your troubles are. md you will hnve
cnusc to rejoice thrice before the year
u out.
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-25
hMs - s>S-H
~A, "axsp~
Modern Thanksgiving.

Scene 4 CA
h o u RS b for
Thanksgiving Day
We'll our hero
lis tn a n X full.
CNOTE: He has
no wife an seven
children. an he's
lonesome -yessir
= Ion e some !
Read on.
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-25

Gifts thnt every woman who enter
inins will delight in nre pictured her,
and they win be nil the more npprcci
aled because they nrc made by thril
donor. A set Of numbers for cnr'
tnblcs is attractive and cnsy TO make
They nrc cut from white cnrtibonf
md have g,immed figures In bin,
plnccd on one side. On this black nj
while background graceful sprays
gny flowers nrc painted md the cni
nrc supported by snnll wire holder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
HOLD THREE FOR DEATH
OF YOUNG TAXI DRIVER
Murder Committed Near Lccsvillc,
). C.-Shcrif RuSlics Prisoners
To Safer Quarters.
IEy Associntcd rrossl

COLUMBIA. 5. G. Aug. e-E. j.
\iroH. one of the three men held in
connection with the killing near
l-cesvillc of William BrazcII young
Columbia taNicab driver. early Mon
DAY morning. has been placed in the
Lexington County Jail To prevent. Of
iiccrs declared. serious trouble. Kir-
ny was brought Ia l.ccsvillc by
sheriff Plunkctt. Of Augusta. early
today TO aid in the search for the
body OF Brazcll There was threat
ching talk near the scene. it was
said. and the sheriff fearing trouble,
turned his prisoner over TO Sheriff
Run. OF Lexington. who hurried him
To the county seat.
{. o. Fox and Jesse Gappins. also
held At Augusta in connection with
thc killing, may bc brought to, Co
lumbia tomorrow. il was said
The inquest over the body OF Young
l'razen which was found at Cros-
son !liii by two boys. begun today
was continued To Friday. Brazclls
body was brought to his home at
Pinehurst today.
AZ the inquest it was stated by
examining physicians that death was
caused by Il wound in the right lung
The man WAS stabbed three times
in tho chest
The authorities are At a loes TO
know what became Of the 1852 which
braHcH Is said TO have possessed
when he left Columbia sunday night
None of the money has been found
on the prisoners or in the clothes
OF the dead man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
Makes Confession of Murder.

AUGUSTA. GA. Aug. g.-William
Erazcll. l9-ycar- old college student.
was killed by G. o. Fox and Jesse
Gappins. according TO an alleged con
icsston made here last night by T. !
Kirby. who. with Fox and GappinS.
hired taxi driven by Brazcll to
drive them to Augusta
Kirby, FOX and Gappins were ar
rested between Augusta and Wayncs-
noro yesterday after the automobile
they are alleged to have taken from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

OF his money and threw tho body into
bushes near the road and drove on
towards Augusta
The three men are held in the
county Jail hero. Both Fox and Gap
pins have implicated themselves. ac-
cordinG to the sheriff. but they have
not been Informed Of Eirby's con-
fcSSion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
Brazcll broke down.

Brazcll broke down.
According to kirby's confession ,o
Sherir p1unkctt. Fox stabbcd l,razcI
in the breast with a knife and twisted
IL around in the boys body. BraZcn
was begging for mercy all the while.
Kirby said in his confession. Ar,.r
Fox and iappins killed BraZcll Iiir-
by said they robbed the young driver
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
SA TYRICAL CARVINGS INCH{JRCH
ARE DEFENDED BY ARCHITECTS
Use of Fifth Avenues Fauna and Flora Intended to
Convey Great Lesson and Not Prank-Rector, Dr.
Ernest Stires, Virginian, Knew Nothing of Plan

, rectiy proper There isn't a hi, of
satire in that--juSt because IL hap
pens TO he Fashionable st. Thomas,
You ought Ia see some of the med
icval cathcdrals in Europe. if you
want TO see SATIRE
The railing at the back of the
choir is heavily carved in diguiflcd
apostolic figures of serious intent
The railing q, the front has the fol-
lowing decidedly secular figures: a
steamship, Il radio outfit. Il telephone
pole, an airplanc. u dir:gitlc. "A loco
motive. the staff OF Acscultpm;,
hydraulic pump. :, book ana scholars.
tie Cai,-amd the aforesaid money
bags with J. ricrpont Morran's ini-
tialS
Wcil-i<nowa Figures shown.
iiish up ON each side of the altar
are more secular NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
foch, clcmcuccau, Is ing George. King
Albert. King Victor rershins. Adj
mirai MAYO. n"iucarc. and other al
lied war lords ana statesmen.
Higher up is carved the eternal
struggle between capital and labor.
capital tcing a large gentleman in a
morning suit and white waistcoat
lacked up against the wall of the
W"olw"rth building, and labor being
u horny handed toiicr in ovcrallS.
supported by what purports to be a
factory. Then thcr" is the BaCchus
III roU; hcf"r" The w g. 4. L. lady.
or Autisaloon League. or Mr. Vol
stead. or whatever the female figure
represents
The crowds of curious people who
are throngtng st Thomas'-mor
shan ever came there before in the
summertime the sexton grumiTes-
are discovering new figures and new
symbols every hour. with shricks OF
delight
T.. Donald Hohb. who was the chief
craftsman on the Job. warmly de-
tends the sculptures
Fauna aud Flora" nf Nrirhhorhuod.
The artists Of medieval! churches"
ho SAID Monday At his nDmc fn New
Haven. probably would have used
the flora and fauna Of theid own
observation-disclosures 80 did we. The
tres We have Put there are the flora
rd fauna of Fifth Avenue
As for the dollar sign. that was
my own thought MIR Goodhuc knew
ehout II. but neither Or. Stircs the
rector. nor the vcstrymcn knew about
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
. Killed. /. ,,urt Nv ,ic,,n,,

l;ALElGii. y. C., Aug. 1.-Two
brothers. Rober; and Frank Herring.
aud Larry Crumpler, were immedi
aicly killed ana twelve other persons.
including women and children. were
injured TWO miles from rikcvillc. y.
60 yesterday afternoon when light.
ming struck Il tobacco barn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

I,.n WORKERS. nrom, Of ,.nr,r,,rcs

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA. Aug. s.
Mcs ! W. Carpenter. OF Madison
County has hon which hatchcd
nine partridEcS The hen is mother
ing eight OF them. Mrs Carpenter
has another hen sitting on cigh,
partridge eggs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
.HOT WEATHER CUTS CROP
QUARTER BILLION DOLLARS
Reports From Department of Agri-
culture Show Forecasts Reduced
by Millions of Bushels.
-POTATO DAM AGE ENTREME
Statements Give Tobacco Produc-
9 ti"n Only SS0.0OO.0O0 Pounds.
With Conditions 66.6 Per Cent
of &c. -CCt.
M! Nssocia,cd prcesl

ASli1NGTON. Aug. .--Luly's CON
slant hot weather and lack ot rain
fall reduced prospective production
OF crops more than S2jO.noO.COC To-
days crop report of the Department.
, OF Agriculture showed forecasts re-
dncch Ivy millions of bushels. com
pared with a month ago The re-
duccd estimates of corn. wheat. oats
aud white potatoes alone aggregated
$40, 600, oGC bushels ana tho pruspcc-
tive loss OF production, calculated on
August farm prices. amounts 10
Sk3.5oo.o 900 for white potatoes. S6i-
$4,000 for oats. $56.lO0.O0O FOR corn
and Sji,i"o.c000 10. wheat
~, Crops Affected.
Almost evcry cnp was adversely
affected by ,,c al,ae.t constant high
tSmneraturcs ana fkaec Of rain.
2 S@p5a Gr"'',alT ,H wre' a".
parts OF North Dakosa Illinois. Mis-
souri, and other states almost a
drought prevailed. Small grains
corn and vegetables all suffered SO
vcrcly The damage to white pnta-
toes wat extreme
Estimate Zach Crnp.
The August crop report of the Dc
rartneut Of Agriculture. issued to-
day. forecasts the production OF the
conutrys principal farm crops and
estimates their condition on August
7 as follows:
Winter Observation-Disclosures cstt-
mate OF production. 544,OOO.OoO bush
ais
spring Production forecast.
eli.oG0. QUO bushels: condition. CC6
peg cent oc a normal
All wheat production forecast. .57,-
COCO bushels
Corn-r roduction. s.03e. 600. 600
bushels condition. S43.
oats Production. 49,. coo. 900 bush
clS: condition, Ci.5.
Harler-p roductio IL. GOA. 0do
bushels condition. ia
Preliminary production cSti-
mate $4,000 600 bushels
HuciSwh, Production. 10000 ono
bushels; condition S7.2: acreage. GEL
Waite po,a,oes-rroauc,ton. ais.-
o00,cGo bushels: condition. 65>.
sweet potatoes roduction ma
100000 bushels condition. SIS.
Tobacco SS".ooo,oco pounds. condi-
tion, COS
riaN- 10000 bushels. condition.
100
rice aa,5oo.ooo bushels condition.
SG5
Hay-Tamc Sl.G0O.oo0 tons: villa.
l5.500.00N tons: condition talD 50 :
sugar Bccts-S .eop,o GOO tons; condi.
ton. S:9.
APPLES 100 900 bushels.
Pcaches-3l,30o,OO 600 bushels
Peanuts 5000 bushels.
Grain OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bushels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

! United News stan Correspondent.
NENN YORK. Aug o-Bucchus UNI
horscd from his bccr barrel by the
trenchant spear of Il lightly clothed
lady of the w G T. Ia finely
executed dollar situ over the en-
trance through which all brides who
marry here pass ON their way to the
altJr-a group of money Tags. tied in
the conventional style, with the let
tors u T.. NJ" carved beside them
the league Of nations represented rs
the tree of life. with the American
eagle hobnobhinG with the French
roost"r--a row OF twelve cIricatured
Filth Avenue types" one sporting II
mon"clc. another side -whiskcrs, and
another Il glowing dubious nose.
New York X Amazed.
These arc Tut 4 few Of the un-
usual and certainty nouapos,olic
carvings urnamcnting the exclusive
II. Thomas Episcopal Church in
Firth Avenue Their discovery. after
some of them have been in place for
twelve years. has amazed New York.
and given the architects ana design
rrs who drew the symbols Il busy
twenty four hours explaining that it
isn't = Joke. ana tina, ther. is a
serious purpose behind The apparently
facctious carving Oi course. they adj
init. ii may h" Il hit jocular- good hui
mor"d satir" PERHAPS Hut il has its
real. definite purpose.
Take the individual with thc-lc,
US say-Somewha florii face" T. l..
Mayors. manager for Eeriram q.
Goodhu". the architect He is sup
posed TO represent dissipation. In the
twelve Lifth Avenue types we picked
wholly different faces as represent
.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
A TERRIBLE -"
AFFL|cTI0N
Govt. Concrete inspector
Saved BY "FTuIt-a-iiyes'

80 NoRrh UNIol7 ST., RocnEsrEF, N ~
"For FIVE lonl years, 4 Sass'hietAhl
with STOMACH, Liner and Kidns, lfo4tics
which developed into serious Bldf6er
7. ouble. M y.
saw a testimonial of Initiatives
and concluded to make one more
trial BY The time the sample box
and a zoe. hox we're finished, there
was grand Improvement.
To make a long story short, l
believe 'Frult-a-tives' or Fruit Liver
Tablets the best Stomach, Liver and
Bladder Medicine the world has eVer
produced". X. b. O'fLINN.
5oc. a box, 6 for $3.50, trial size Zoe.
At dealers or from FRUlT-A-TlVES
Limited, 0GDENSBuRG, N. y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12

four bottles Of Lydia E. Pinkhamls
Vegetable Compound, and now llamin
the best of health and enjoy doing my
work every moment of the day. 1t
surely put fife and pep into my sys-
TEN. Mrs. l.. M. DARRAs, 40 Howard
ST., Detroit, Michigan.
II is not always In business that a
woman is forced to give up her work on
account of i'll health. tits quite as often
the woman who does her own work at
home. When backaches and headaches
drive out all ambition, when that bear
ing-down sensation attacks you, when
you are nervous and blue, the one great
help for such ailments Is Lydia h. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
PoWNAL CENTER

Ernest Chenaile has position as
mason on the Boston and Maine Rail
road.
Fish and Game Law pamphlets have
been received at the Town Clerks
Office.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin i. Green enter
tanned relatises from North Adams
over the weet end rt
d Mr. and Nts Thomas Powers have
daughter, morothy, born Saturday
July 8, at the Putnam Memorial Hos
pital.
I Henry Barrier of New Bedford, Mass.
who has beef at the home of his son,
Rodney Barber for week returned
home Saturday
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
CENTER SALISBURY

Olive GalusAl is visiting in North
Adams.
Henry Ross spent Sunday in Peters
burs.
Horace Galusha and family motored
to North Adams Sunday
Howard Foster and wife spent
Sunday with Walter Russell
Marble Gamsha OF South Sha IS
bury visited friends here sunday,
Mr. land Mrs. r. H. Bottum and
sen, Lynn, spnt Thursday in Troy ,
Mr.. and Mrs II. w. Burgess of
bennington called on friends Sunday.
Mrs. Browe was called TO Bennlng.
ton Sunday by the serious illness of
her. cousin, Mrs Lila Chase,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
Honey Mentioned in Bible.

There are references TO honey In
the Bible, in the sacred books of the
Hindus and in the Koran. In the
Far East new honey has for ages been
esteemed as a laxative and old honey
as an astringent. Honey was one Of
the materials which the Egyptians
used in embalmlus. and others of the
ancients used It rs fodd preservative.
There was considerable traffic In
birds eggs and eggs packed in honey
were shipped long journeys.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
iS Briefly for Brsy Readers

" Briefly for Brsy Readers
George Brannigan OF Troy Is a
guest OF his aunt, Mrs. Fred Silver.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p Gagnow Of Ar,
lington were in town Monday on bust.
nese
Bennington lodge OF Elks will hold
regular meeting at O'Clock tais
EesenintWA N W
Miss saena ~. Macombar of Boston
yiss yisitihgsatsthe home sos Mrs VIM
RsMoggaH. %
MrS.%sfs.. Al oyer .Sfs Maine has
rooms @At ll' Remington of
Isn't it fine east? What Hap
pended to Jones" Opera house, July
9th. Advertisement
"a Henry Root of Rutland and Russell
FAN. Hyde u Riitsfleld SKI are FISH.
ing in WoqlfoSa aodays | y
Miss Ruth Ffast of Branah street
has accepted position with NJ
I4urie & Co, for the summer.
Robert Holden underwent an OPP
Grafton at Putnam Memorial hospital
today for the removal of tonsils.
Mr.. and Mrs. n ]. Cummings and
Miss Ella Cummings motored to Troy
Sunday and called. upon friends there.
Wanted by Il. y. Waist Co., sew.
ing machine operators. WIN pay day
wages while learning - Advertise.
ment. 49tG
Miss Emma Lowe OF North Adams
I 10 substituting at the Putnam Mem
| orial hospital during the vacation
| period
MriSNiliiifm Shea has yetprtfd
| from 1oosick Falls, where size has
been visiting her mother for a. few
| weeks.
III Mrs. John Curran and daughter
who have been visiting in Old Ben
| nington, have returned to their home
| in Cambridge, Mass
| Mrs. Henry Wilson and family o
| Gage street are spending two weeks
| in Schenectady with Mr.. Wnson who
| Is empleyed there.
| Miss Gertrude Carney OF MaiI
street entered the Putnam Memoria
| hospital and was operated upon thi'
| morning for the removal of tonsil,
and adenoids.
/ See the story Of the cattle countr!
| and girl who made good in man.
| job in THE Girl Who Dared" star
| ring Edythe Sterling, Harte Theatr,
observation-disclosures
| Winfield Mouran. who recent,
| graduated from Pennsylvania Stat
| College. is visiting relatives in tow
and will leave Friday for Memphis
| Tenn where he has a position ga
electricallengineer. &
II Mrsatd Mrs. wilson Ford IA
| daughter, Eileen. left Friday for One
Cnta and New Berlin, n. Y, to .yisI
relatives and to accompany eidm
their daughter, who has been yisItin
there since the close of school
| Mrs. Pauson will cater for tn
4 supper to be served on the lawn of S
Peters church Thursday, July 14tl
at 6:15 p. m Menu: veal croquette.
potato salad. rolls. coffee ice crear
and cake Tickets 75c-Advertisi
ment.
The local Knights of Columbus al
making arrangements to hold a, feel
day on August 10th 1t is the inte
tions of the committee in charge
make the day memorable one an
plans are under way to make il
lively 10th of August Fe
Live Wires. starring john
Walker and Edna Murphy, the story
two live wires who electrified a bar
OF crooks-A Kineto Review Hun
ing Sea Wolf and "The Goat" a Blu
ter Keaton comedy at Harte Theati
tomorrow.-Ad
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Saltwater Rain.

Saltwater rain has frequently been
reported during the prevalence of
tropical cyclones This is explained
by the fact that the spray from the
great waves which the storm gener.
ates Is often earrled many miles In.
land by the wind.