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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-30
STATE UNIVERSITY
PLANS EXTENSIVE
BUILDING PROGRAM
TRUSTEES TAKE STEPS TO PRO.
VIDE SUITABLE LAYOUT TO
MEET FUTURE NEEps-cAMpUs
TO De DOUBLED IN SIZE.

Chicago, Dec 30,-A plan of devel
opment for the campus OF the Univer
sity OF Illinois that will take care OF
the institutions growth for the next
half century and which can be added
TO at VIII was announced yesterday by
". l.. Abbott, vice president of the
commonwealth Edison company. one
Of the university's trustees.
Charles l.. Plat, New York archi
toct, who serves as Il consulting archi.
tect for Johns Hopkins University,
was chosen to plan the new campus
and select the architectural design for
the new buildings
I'm the last eight or ten years I"
Mr.. Abbott said. tho University Of
Illinois has doubled In size, until now
there are more than 5000 students on
the campus. Very little building has
gone on during that time, because Of
war conditions. Now all accomm0da.
tons are full, the campus Is crowded,
and new one must be laid out"
THE new plan will probably call for
the expenditure of sl,C00,0O0 year
for many years to come" the trustee
SAID. 1t VIII be almost necessary to
duplicate in capacity the present
buildings. Many plans have been
made before, at various stages of the
university's growth, Tut all WEI Q
proved inadequate The present pros.
poets are that the school at Urbang
will again double in size in the next
ten years"
One new building, a horticultural I
field laboratory, is In process of con
struction, Mr. Abbott said Construc.
ton Of another an Office and recita I
ton building for the college of agri. .
culture, will soon be started A IL.
brary, the first to be built under the
New York architects direction will l
come next, 1t and those which follow /.
will conform to an architectural style |
appropriate TO the prairie state.
More than Sl,700,0O0 OF the fund |
with Which to build the new stadium
MIR. Abbott announced has been col
lected. 1t is hoped that the 1923 l
eleven will trot out on the gridiron in
its center for the dedicatory football
game.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-30
localities

Charles Aldrlch OF Oregon, Wis.
Is visiting at the home of his sis,
ter Mrs, ], II. Bradley, on Pearl
street.
Miss Bernice Yost of South Ottawa
went to Chicago this morning to
spend the week end.
Mrs Harold Leopold has returned
home from Chillicothe after spend
ing Christmas with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Pettett.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kirby OF ILL
nois avenue motored to Earlville for
q visit with friends yesterday.
Mrs. Fred l.. Jones mas returned to
her home on Columbus street, after
spending ten days visiting her sister
in Chillicothe.
Mrs. b. f. Meyers mas been called
to st. Louis on account of the death
of her brother. Ed Murphy, whose
funeral will be held Saturday.
James j. Conway, accompanied by
his wife and son, went to Chicago
this morning.
John Spro, the fruit dealer, is
business in Chicago to-
day.
Mrs. Bertha Logan Of the county
is spending the day in
Chicago.
William ]. Reardon went to Chica
go this morning on business.
Charles s. Reed Of the Chicago Re-
tort a. Fire Brick Co, spent yester-
day in Ottawa on business.
Mrs. b. Harry Reck OF Mendoza, Wis
ted friends in Ottawa today.
Mrs. William Mills Of Omaha Neb., |
s visiting at the home of Mrs. George |
Forbes on Pearl street
Fred l.. Jones has returned from a |
business trip to Chicago.
James Sheehan of Springfield, for
ner ottawa police captain who has
'een spending the past week visiting
n Ottawa will return home tomorrow.
James +. Farrell, ex.mayor, is con-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-30

valescing after severe operation In
Chicago. His many friends are ar
ranging to cheer the sick man by
sending him New Years greetings
His address Is Room sos, Augustana
hospital, 2043 cleveland avenue, Chi
cago, Ill. Ours went out yesterday
All aboard.
Misses Elva Hodgins and Lucille
Warren were Grand Ridge visitors
last night.
Mrs. George Phillimore of Mar,
settles was an Ottawa visitor yes
terday
Roland Kenyon and Ed Gerber
were Grand Ridge visitors last night.
Misses Beatrice and Mary Aretzon
OF Serena were Ottawa visitors yes.
terday.
Miss Alice Horahn OF Chicago and
sister Mary OF Detroit, formerly well
knwn Ottawa girls, are spending sew
eral days visiting with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horahn OF Center
Ottawa.
william Dunlap or Chicago, has re-
turned to his home in that city after
after spending the past number Of
days visiting with friends and rela.
tives In this city.
James Walsh of N. La Sale street
has returned to his home in this city
after spending the past number of
days visiting with friends and rela.
tives In this city. .e,.
Dick Patch, member Of the Ottawa
fire department successfully under.
went an operation for appendicitis yes.
at Ryburn Memorial hospital.
Kenneth Sapp, Andrew LEX, Jerry
O'Connor, Bill Martin and John Kenny
If this city were among those who
vent to La Sale last evening.
Bill Lane and Ben Blake of Mar
,eilles were among those from Mar.
'eilles who spent yesterday in this
,ity.
Miss Helen Orsi of Marseilles spent
yesterday visiting with friends in this
.ity.
William Higgins of Morris trans
cted business in Ottawa today.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-30

MIS-. Wilbur Norem and Mis-, Elsie
Hodgson entertained the members OF
their Sunday school classes with G
o'clock chicken supper last evening
at the Congregational church. The
church was beautifully decorated with
christmas decorations. Holly and
candles were used, Members OF the
party ate their supper in the light of
the candles, after which all turned to
have a good time. Various games
were played.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-30
kNQQitg4y|
Entertalns For Student.

Mrs. George Daniel entertained
twelve guests at her home on Third
Avenue this afternoon at an informal
party in honor of Miss Grace Ed.
wards who attends Wilburforce Col.
lege In Ohio. and is home to spend her
holiday vacation. An informal after
noon was spent by the guests after
which refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-30
$4,000 Fire at Galesburu,

Galesburg. Dec. 30.--Fire of an un.
determined origin caused a loss esti-
mated at about $4,000 at the Rowe
Manufacturing Co. here this morn
ing.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-30
M'AULIFFE SAYS
GEORGES is INSIDE

London, Dec. 30,-Georges Carpen-
tier has gone back-way back.
I've seen him working out for his
bout with George Cook, Australian
champion, to be held here Jan. IL,
and he doesn't look good
The ones who saw the naughty,
magnificent Carpenter strutting all
around Manhassett last summer new
err would recognize the meek and
humbled Georges.
The Frenchman looks under weight
His complexion Is sallow and pale
and his boxing Is listless, at times
bored II may be that he thinks
Cook Is a soft one. But any boxer
who had such lesson In the danger
OF overconfldence that he had with
Dempsey should never fall into the
same trap again.
Because of this. and for the rea-
son that Carpenter and Descamps
both have brains. interpret his
present mood as a marked physical
decline.
Descamps told me that Georges
had suffered from three weeks at
tack OF grip but that he was in
good condition again. He denied that
the stories about his bad heart and
other internal injuries.
However, the most apparent differ
ence in the Frenchman is in his mo-
rale. He Is quiet and almost broody
with moods.
think Dempsey did hurt him, and
hurt him badly. ] can best give my
opinion by using shop phrase that
all boxers and trainers will under
stand-he's gone inside.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-30
Achievement.

There Is no great achievement that
Is not the result of working and wait.
ing.-J. &. Holland.
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John Walsh OF La Sale spent yes.
terda In this city on business.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-30

WANTED-A housekeeper.
Cal! 3SS.K.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-30
THIS is THE PROPER
PLACE TO LOOK

for pure food items. Our regular
patrons know that we serve meats
that live up to the most strict pure
food regulations. Let us serve you
with meats of quality. You're
bound to become very much inter
ested after you have enjoyed your
first order. And you'll come back
again.
The Coconino sun., 1921-09-02

Cress, Mir. and Mrs. Schmidt, Mir. ano Mrs. Hogan, Mir. and Mrs. Dobb, Mir and Mrs. Kinney, Mir. and Mrs Allan Greenlaw, Miss Laney, and Miss Eleanor Greenlaw.
 .s- 5 + < Mrs. Kelly Entertains.
 Mrs, J. c. Kelly entertained at a house party last Friday for some of the Normal girls who left the next day. Dancing and cards were the main events of the evening
 1. < + + Bridge Club.
 The Bridge club met with Mrs. Dick Connor last Friday afternoon. There were few guests present besides the regular club members. A most enjoyable time is reported. Mrs. George Fleming was awarded the first prize for having the highest score.
 i. <. + < Ready for School.
 A glance around the Emerson school building convinces us that everything
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THE FEDERATED CHURCH

The sermon last Sunday morning by Dr. Cory was very effective and much appreciated by all. The attend ance at Sunday school was larger than for the last few Sundays. Prof. Walk CT, our Sunday school superintendent, and wife, left after church in the morning for an extended vacation which will take them to California. The intermediate c. F. met in con junction with the senior c. E. last Sunday evening with Mir. Brown as leader. Brother Brown is one of the state officers and just returned from a state meeting at Phoenix where plans were discussed for the year. We sure ly miss Brothers Lawson and Harley while they are away with the battery in training. Rev. Stavely and family who have been spending the summer at the Greenlaw ranch, spent the day Rev. Stavely is pastor of the M E.. with the pastor and family, Sunday. church at Phoenix. Several of our folks were on the sick list last week but they are all peter at this writing. We had several visitors at our prayer meeting last Wednesday evening. We missed Miss Lenney as teacher in our bible study course Do not fail to at tend the illustrated tour through Afri- ca Friday evening, showing many poinst of interest and the nature of the work that is being done there.
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No admission charge, but an offering will be taken. Program will starte at 7:45. This will interest children as well as adults. Ceon Etter stopped few minutes at the parsonage on his way to Phoenix to have his eyes treated. Dixon Inman is still in the hospital at Gallup. We hope Dixon will soon be returned to us in good health. We hope to have all our members attend church and fill up the space that our visitors have been occupying. We will be glad to well come members and Sunday school teachers back from their vacations. The subject of the sermon next Sun. day morning will be "The Power of the Church in Modern Times" We will have a special song service in the evening. Please be promtp at all services. Sunday school begins at 9:45. Come and get the full benefit of all the music.
 Everybody welcome.
 W. H. ZOOK, Pastor.
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there is in shape for the opening of school next Tuesday.
 Janitor Hugh McGookin has done his part by having everything, little and big, fairly glistening with clean. Illness.
 Superintendent Thomas has put 1T some busy days and is getting ac. quainted with the situation most ade' quately.
 Not many of the teachers are hert yet. Most of them went to summer school and are entitled to few day. relaxation between the closing oi summer school and the opening oi their sclDbl here. All expect to bs here in time to attend teachers meeting next Monday and get things ready for school to start in earnest next Tuesday morning.
 < + # +' Altar Society.
 The Altar society of the Church oi the Nativity entertained at a care party and luncheon last Tuesday ev. ening. A large crowd of people en. ioyed themselves at cards and danc. ing. Quite a tidy little sum of mon. ey was donated. All the guests vot. ed this quite the most enjoyable event of its kind this season.
 .s + :. + Mir. Smiths Family Leave.
 F.W. Smith and family, who have been here for two weeks on vacation returned to Phoenix the first of the week. They drove overland and re- port rather rough roads.
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SOCIETY
 
Edited by Miss Katherine Kennedy
Has Been Mrs. Earl B. Rakestraw Nearly a Month.

Has Been Mrs. Earl B. Rakestraw Nearly Month.
 A very few people have know since it's occurrence of the wedding of Earl R. Rakestraw, of this city, and Miss Marcella Candy, of Phoenix, which took place on August 5 at the home of MT. and Mrs. Carl Dickerson, this city, Rev. Luther Moore ofiiciat- ing.
 All in the secret promised to keep it secret, the bride, who was stu dent at the Normal summer school, wishing to complete the term undis- turbed by the felicitations of her friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Rakestraw left last Friday for a ten days or two weeks honeymoon. trip to Los Angeles. Mir. and Mrs. Joe Rabbit took them to Williams in their car, where they boarded No. 9. Upon their return they will make their home, temporar- fly, at the Highlands.
 The bride is charming young wo- man, accomplished in numerous ways, who made many friends during her stay at the Normal. She is prominent in Phoenix social circles. Her father, Clyde NJ. Candy, of Phoenix, was a deputy states attorney under Wiley K. Jones.
 Mir. Rakestraw, who has been here now for more than year, during that time being manager of the gro cery department at Babbitts'. is a lieutenant in Battery A, was com. missioned officer during the war, and has lot of friends here who will be waiting to congratulate him when he gets back.
 Little Miss Helen
 Zalesky Entertains.
 She is only little miss, this last Friday being her sixth birthday, but she did the honors at her party like a young lady we'll along in her teens. The little men and women who help ed her celebrate and eat up all that good ice cream and cake were: Mary Loretta and Jack Wilson, Billy and Kenneth Switzer, Leighton and Cath crime Cress, Elmer and Loren Dickin' son, Gleola Marian, Dot and Norman Norman, Alice Goddard, Lillian anc Elden Langdon, Dorothy, Elizabetf and Margaret Seay..
 < +.f
 Wedding Anniversary.
 Time goes along. Four years ag' lastTu esday, Miss Mary Greenlaw be came the wife of Mir. Dayton Draine Last Tuesday evening Mir. and Mrs Draine entertained a few of thei friends. They were delightfully."- sur prised at the beautiful fruit and flow CT shower with which their friend greeted them. The following guest enjoyed lovely time: Mir. and Mrs
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Activihes of the Flagstaf Womans Club for l92l-l922

SATURDAY, DECEMBER Subject: Foreign Drama. Leader: Mary Boyer. Hostesses: Mrs Walker and Mrs. Slipher.
 SATURDAY, JANUARY Subject: Modern Poetry. Leader: Mrs. Slipher. Hostesses: Miss Beasley and Mrs. Johnston.
 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4 Subject: Short Stories. Leader: Ruth Latimer. Hostesses: Mrs. Nelson and Miss Dockstader
 SATURDAY, MARCH 4 Subject: Current Novels. Leader: Mrs. Lampland. Hostesses: Mrs. Schuster and Mrs. Coffin.
 SATURDAY, APRIL Subject: Arizona Current Publications
 Magazine Review. Leader: Mrs. Henry Albers. Hostesses: Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Walker.
 SATURDAY, MATT
 Social meeting Hostess: Mrs. Lampland.
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PROGRAM

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER F Subject: American Women Composers. Leaders Mrs. J. D. Jackson, Mrs. John Kelly,
 Mrs. Irwin Francis and Mrs. T. .Stahl. Hostess: Mrs. Robert Taylor. P0t-uck Supper and Social.
 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15 Subject: American Men Composers Leaders, Miss Walsh, Mrs F. A. Morse, Mrs. Lou
 Charebois and Mrs. Waters. Hostess: Mrs. c. B. Wilson.
 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1s Subject: Martha-Flotou. Leaders Mrs. DeRyder, Mrs. Jeffery, Mrs. Len
 non, Mrs. R. R. Pollock. Hostess: Miss Walsh
 SATURDAY, DECEMBER IT Subject: Christmas Music. Leaders: Mrs. E. G. Miller, Mrs. M O. Dumas,
 Mrs. A. J. Mitchell, Mrs. Ives. Hostess Mrs. J. C. Kelly.
 SATURDAY, JANUARY 2 Subject: Russian Music. Leaders: Mrs. Frank c. Curtis, Mrs. R. Connor,
 Mrs. G. w. Harben, Mrs. Frank Noble. Hostess Mrs. E. Lennon.
 SATURDAY FEBRUARY IS Colonial Tea; Silver offering for benefit Building
 Fund. Leaders: Mrs. R. G. Stevenson, Mrs. J. C. Clarke,
 Mrs. c. B. Wilson, Miss Walsh. Hostess Mrs. Mary Lewis.
 SATURDAY, MARCH Is Subject: Piano Music. Leaders: Mrs. Margaret Fay, Mrs. Roger Morse,
 Mrs. Will Compton, Mrs. Isham. Hostess Mrs. T. A. Stahl.
 SATURDAY, APRIL 16
 Election of Officers Subject: Folk Music. Leaders: Mrs. Mary Lewis, Mrs. Becker, Miss
 Ruth Iatimer, Miss Reinhod. Meeting at Breen-Lewis Hall. Leaders: Mrs. J c. Clarke, Mrs. Walter Lind
 blom and Mrs. Warren Perkins Hostess Mrs. Irwin Francis. Picnic Supper with our husbands as guests
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form a cup. Chop fine the onion re- moved. and pass through . sieve. Add an equal measure of finely chopped veal or chicken, cooked; salt, pepper and . teaspoonful of minced parsley, one-fourth of a cupful of soft bread crumbs, one-fourth of cupful of but. ter and mix thoroughly. Put spoon full of the mixture into each onion, then add few nuts-chestnuts are especially good If blanched and boiled until tender. Bake slowly one hour, busting four times with melted but ter and hot water. Fifteen minutes before removing from the oven add 6 spoonful of buttered cracker crumbs on top of each and brown. Serve with thin cream sauce or white sauce made by using one tablespoon ful each of butter and flour. When cooked add one cupful of milk and season with salt and pepper.
 Delicious Chsess.-Rub the yolk of one hard-cooked egg to . paste with a tablespoonful of olive oil or but. ter. Add one teaspOonful of salt, one of made mustard. one of grant, lated sugar. and one-fourth of tea spoonful of cayenne. Mix with this two cupfuls of grated cheese. and one cupful of. chopped chicken. Press Into scallop shells and bake until the cheese is melted.
 Strawberry Bavarian cream.--Soften one-half package of gelatin In one half cupful of cold water and dis solve fin one-haf cupful of hot straw berry sirup; add one cupful of Der. ries pressed through sieve. three fourths of cupful of sugar and the juice of half lemon. Stir until the sugar is dissolved. then let chill on fec. When the mixture begins to thicken, fold in one and one-half cup fuls of cream beaten firm. Mold and serve cold. decorated with chopped pastachio nuts to be pretty, or other nuts may be used, end anan nc ringues
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PROGRAM

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 Hostess: Mrs. B. A. Cameron, assisted by Mes danes B. w. Dawes, s. J. Gassman, Chas. Woolfolk Douglas Roome and Miss Helen Sandon. Subject: Planning of Menus. Demonstration and Discussion.
 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25 Hostess: Mrs. E. H. Wheat, assisted by Mrs. E. D. Babbtt. Subject: Feeding the Family. Discourse by Miss Bouton Demonstration of salads by hostesses.
 TUESDAY NOVEMBER 15 Hostess: Mrs. c. P. Heisser, assisted by Mrs. w. J. Mullen and Mrs Frank Keeffe. Subject: Cheese. Demonstration and discussion.
 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27 Hostess: Mrs. c. c. Hutson, assisted by Mrs. Wm. Switzer and Mrs. J. B. Gunter. Subject: Pastry. Demonstration and discussion. Hostess Mrs. J. M. Clark, assisted by Mrs. A. J. Sullivan and Mrs. c. M. Archer. Subject: Milk. Discourse by Miss Bouton. Demonstration by hostesses
 TUESDAY FEBRUARY 2S Hostess Mrs. P P. Finn, assisted by Mrs. Hays Weidner and Mrs. Fred Lusk. Subject: Soups. Demonstration and discussion.
 TUESDAY, MARCH 28 Hostess Mrs. w. A. Campbell, assisted by Mrs. Durward Mckinney and Mrs. George Negray. Subject: Leftovers Demonstration and discussion.
 TUESDAY APRIL 25 Hostess Mrs. Frank Harrison, assisted by Mrs. J. F. Schmidt Subject: Angel Food Cake and Frozen Desserts. Demonstration and discussion.
 TUESDAY, MAY 23 Hostesses Mrs. R. G. Rabbit, Mrs. J. P. Wilson and Mrs. Burnell Osler. Department Picnic.
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OFFICERS
ADVISORY BOARD

Mrs. R. E. Taylor, Mrs. J. c. Clarke, Mrs. J. P. Wilson, Mrs. P. H. Nelson, Mrs. Frank Harri- son, Miss Mary c. Boyer Mrs. E. H. Wheat, Mrs. J. F. Walker, Mrs. R. c. Stevenson, Mrs. c. O. Lampland Mrs. V. M Slipher, Mrs. E. c. Mills, Mrs. l.. B. McMullen.
The Coconino sun., 1921-09-02
WHY PICK ON THE POOR PIG

An old farmer and his wife stood before their pigsty, gazing at their only pig, when the lady exclaimed: "Say, John, tomorrow will be our silver wedding, let's kill the pig"
 John replied in disgust: Whats the use of murdering the poor pig for something that happened 25 years ago"
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and Oftener If pOssfbIo, m every family.
 Stuffed onions.--Par- boil or steam six Spanish onions, or other choice even sized ones, one hour. Remove from the fire, drain and cut the centers from them scoop out the onion to
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He is happy whose circumstances Suit his temper: but he is more excsl- hat who can suit his temper to any 11rcumstances. Hume.
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EVERYDAY GOOD THINGS.

A dish of onions In come form should be served at least once week,
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MUSIC DEPARTMENT

Chairman. an.................-..Mrs Mrs. R. G. Stevenson Secretary. y............Mrs. Frank c. Curtis Director. .................Mrs Mrs. Mary Lewis Pianist Mrs. Margaret Howard Fay
 PROGRAM COMMITTEE
 Mrs. J. c. Clarke Mrs. c. B. Wilson Miss Margaret Walsh Meetings held at o'clock the Third Saturday of each month at the homes of the members. Cho- raj practice after each meeting Roll Call: Current Events in the Musical World. Motto: "To make good music popular, and popu-
 lar music good"
The Coconino sun., 1921-09-02

Meetings held at 80 o'clock the Fourth Tues day of each month at the homes of the members
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GENERAL MEETINGS

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 10 Home Economies Department Hostesses Mesdames Wheat, Cameron, Johnston, c. B. Wilson, Mitchell and Miss Beasley.
 SATURDAY, OCTOBER Reception to Teachers and Ladies of Flagstaff Hostesses: Mesdames " M. Slipher, Nelson, Woolfolk, w. B. Raudebaugh, Charle- bois and w. A. Campbell.
 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12
 Literature Department Hostesses: Mesdames Stahl, F. A. Morse Rees, Kennedy, Gunter and Hogan SATURDAY DECEMBER 10
 Music Department Hostesses: Mesdames Isham, Weidner, Yeager, Mckinney, Coffin and R. C. Rabbit. SATURDAY, JANUARY IA
 Civcs Department Hostesses: Mesdames Curtis Archer, Becker, Cress, Dumas and Eastburn. SATURDAY FEBRUARY II
 Arizona Day Hostesses: Misses Latimer, Walsh, Dockstader and Mesdames Harben, Fromiller and Sykes.
 SATURDAY, MARCH Il Annual Meeting; Election of Officers Hostesses: Mesdames Joe Rabbit, Mullen, Lind blom, Parsons, Perkins and Miss Reinhold.
 SATURDAY, APRIL Report of Delegate to State Federation Hostesses: Mesdames McMullen, Miller, Schmidt, DeRyder, Schuster and Miss Wheeler. SATURDAY, MAY 13 Installation of Officers and Social Hostesses: Mesdarnes Noble, Fay, Heisser, Roger Morse and Misses Lockett and Lintz
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ILLUSION SHATTERED.

Stage Hand (to manager)-Shall I lower the curtain, sir? One of the livin' statoos 'as got the 'iccups!
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Woman's Auxiliary Meeting at DOney Park.

Woman's Auxiliary to the Ameri- can Legion will meet Thursday after noon, September 8, with Mrs. Farrell in Doney Park. Those going are ask ed to meet at the post office at 2 o'clock.