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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
TONY 9ARG'S MARTONETTES.
They VIII he az the New Century Club on
March %.

Tony aargs artlstic naarlonsttes. which
have delighted the grown people "a we'll
as the children nf New York for several
seasons vii he seen at fhe New Century
Club on Tuesdav March 20, n two ri
their most successful plays II ls rare
thing for cTltics on any broadway pro-
dllction - reach q unanimous declsion
but they have praised these plavs "a i
wlth one VOICE.
The mechanical perfection 1f Nr
Sarg puppets seens 10 be q matter 80
interest 10 science If one can judge from B
leeptbv article on the subject hy s "
Jongrnan, which appeared q the Popular
Science Monthly Mr. Jungman WRITES
There js no telling what mas develop
from the hobby OF collection The most
lifelke puppets that ever graced . nlga-
tlre stage came into being just because
an artist had the bobby Of collecting
TOYS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
GREEKS READY FOR DRIVE.
Expect 20 Soon Begin Offensive Toward
Centre of Asia Minor.

Ry Associated T'rosa to Every Evening
Couatantiuople. March - Greek
forces in Asia Minor arc reported 10
be cnrrRctically preparing for "A now
offensive In the direction Of FsIi-Shehr.
an important city in the interior of
Asia Minor, more than half wav TO
Angora from tho Greek occupation area
around Smyrna
II is understood the offensive will be
gin late this month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
STATUS OF PROF. sPAIp.

Resignation a. State Commissioner Of
Education Not Yet Acted Upon.
While Prof \ r.. Spaid has rendered
To the State Board Of Education his res
ignation as state commissioner Of edu-
cation. which fact was printed in Every
Evening yesterday. the resignation has
not been acted upon.
When George Il Miller, president of
the board. was asked about the matter
today. he said no action would bc taken
until the next meeting Of the board.
The date Of this meeting will depend
upon the return Of + S. du Pont, vice
president. who is now in New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
TREADwAY SENTENCED.
Given 19i5 Years for Completely in
peirCe Murder.

Philadelphia. March 22.-For com
plicity I'm the murder Of Henry 7 Pelrco,
Peter Dewitt Treadway was yesterday
sentenced TO not less than 10 years and
SIX months. nor more than 30 years in
the Eastern Penitentiary
Sentence was pronounced by Judge
Audenricd as the clock was striking 3.
The defendant. who was found guilty
Of murder in the second degree Satur-
day. stood before the Judge with
blanched cheeks as the pronouncement
that VIII send him to Jail for the best
part Of his life was made
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
JURY CONvICTs PLUMBERS.
Two individuals and Corporation
Violated Antitrust Law.
Press 10 Every Evening.

Il, Associated I'ress 10 Every Evening
New York. March 22-After being
out l1 hours the Supreme Court jury
which has been considering the case Of
three master plumbers and a corpora
tion, charged during the Building Trust
Investigation with violating the State
antitrust law. today found two in
divlduals and the corporation guilty and
the third individual not guilty
The verdict Of guilty was returned
against Charles 4. Murphy. John L.
knight and the Wells and Newton Com
pany. Frank J. Fee was cleared.
Clemency was recommended in knight s
case
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
Charged With Hold.Up.

The case Of Benjamin II. Ellergood.
colored, charged with holding UP a
Mexican named Ali Dien, was con
tinued by Judge Lynn in Municipal
Court today untn next Friday at the
request Of Harry Hoke, counsel for the
defendant LIlergood is alleged 70 have
held Up the man al Ninth and Walnut
streets one night last week. following a
quarrel in restaurant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
WEDDINGS.
rHnNIpSnN- InYt,F

Miss Dorothy v Jovce, daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs Harry f. Joyce, Of 2aI0
Tatnall street and Bayard r. Thompson
Of POS North Broomc street were married
Monday evening. at 80 by Rev Joel ).
Gilfillan The couple were attended by
Sherman Bristow and Miss >. Mont
gomery. Following their wedding trip
they will live at 20l0 Tatnall street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
"0>I.Y TESTING" BRYAN SAYS.
Fears His Words on Presidency Were
Taken Seriously.

Py Associated Press to Every Evening
Miami. Fla. March William len
ungs BRYAN made it plain here today
that lie was speaking facCtiously last
night. and in tho PAST tense when he
referred al a Young Womaps Christian
Association banquet to his presidential
aspirations.
VI BRYAN was quoted as having said
that with women voting he was sure
he would b" elected.
He explained that he had said would
have been elected" instead of would
he
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
GAIT. PALMER PROMOTED.
Delaware Railroad chief to Head BaIti-
more Division Force.

William Al Palmof captain Of police
or tho Delaware division Of tho Penn
-vI1aria railroad has been promoted
TO CAPTAIN of ruIiCo on The Baltimore
division. With headquarters in Halti
more The promotion was effective yes
tcrdav
cart Palmer entered The service nf
the railroad company as watChman in
Philadelphia in February 1913 ON july
of that year he was transferred to
patroIman on the Delaware division
and was promoted to lieutenant of police
on the Delaware division August d 1916
and a cartain Nav f6 f9r- he has
hecu a resident of Wilmington since
1916.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
Injured in Runaway.

Early this afternoon a horse attached
To a wagon became frightened at an
auto at Pennsylvania avenue and Green
hill avenue and ran away. throwing
two men out and injuring them. The
mon we're Thomas Dalton and z. J.
Mullen. the former of Centerville and
tho latter of West Grove, Pa. The5
were taken to the Delaware Hospital
whore their injuries were attended 20.
The horse. after wreeking the wagon.
was caught at Pennsylvania avenue and
Lincoln street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
DAYLIGHT SAVING PASSED.

Boston. March p The House of
Representatives Yesterday passed the
senate bill providing for daylight SAVING
from the last Sunday IN April % the
last SUNDAY in September. or two months
less than was afforded last summer The
bill now goes % Governor Cox.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
To CLEAR KING STREET.
Al Sidewalk Obstructions Must Re
Moved by Nav L

II wae announced tins morning bv Di-
fectors Of the Street and sewer Depart
ment that notices would immediately
be sent 70 merchants along King street
requesting them % remove all stands and
other ,ulslghtl1 obstrIctlors which have
been the cause for much criticism by the
King street Merchants Association
The notices affective Nav / STATE clear
that time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
TO r,Kr rn~c rprp

Capt lain y Hrtrlie and sen. parat
Hetella. Start ~ Interesting Voyage
ra,ts Flr UrrN srd
Ge,e- i}rNr fi from
r y fur ~. ,t'erre'frr .-p tHrt
surn~ rnarlv rrrft . 81 fr
Tort 'a ii7-4ta rfr-
ar'rr str-rr rrg ~
t yr'o- laur,- F.ar
r,po,re .rrrtt.fs rr
dad p-1 f--r Htr- ert
stopping ~ II riarrt ~
oth,r PLACES
Thie ril ~ .rr ~ ~ -
vaoofIrrr sptafr rtrr
has ice- -orrc~'sd ritt frr tnr'
ror to ~ avrr ~ a1rr rsr arv
t-i-g tn snr t,et a.r~-r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
PHILADELPHIA Has 100000 Fire.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Philadelphia March 22 Fire today
partially destroyed four story factory
building at the southwest corner Of 18th
and Buttonwood streets The loss sus-
tanned by the seven manufacturing
plants in the building is estimated at
$1,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
DEATHS.

HAMILTON DoNniuGtan pa. Var
e0 1891 Hret rE- .IIl- .fnE h
husband 20 Tauar 81 hamilton.
-Tth wear
Relatives aria frlrals l.a l..f..
tend the funeral erf.Irae lI la
dence stanton Del .n FridnT 'f.rr.u
AZ o. clock .rtsrr...nf no 1f
cemetery -tart.. ntI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
Ph0nograph Disappeared.

Thieves stole a phonograph from
School No %, Third and Bavard streets,
last night. 1t is not known how the thieves
effected az entrance 10 the building as the
door was not broken open nor did any of
the windows show any signs Of having beer
tampeTed with.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
Violated Traffic InMs.

Pleading guilty TO violating the traffic
rules by driving past a trolley car on
the left side, George ii Moody was fined
S. and costs IN Municipal Court today.
Alfred Croney pleaded guilty to speed
ing and was fined $40 and costs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
Non-support Case Continued.

A the request Of the defendant for
time 70 have tina charge investigated
Judge Lynn in Municipal Court today
continued until Thursday the case Of
AlVy Dukes. charged with non-support.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
FIT ATTACKS AMERICAN
SOLDIERS on RHINE

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Coblenz. March 22-Influenza in
epidemic form has broken out here
among soldiers belonging TO the United
States Occupation Army. The secc q
battalion. Eighth Infantry. has been
uuarantined by the medical Authorities
Forty-five cases of the disease have
been reported and il is said the attack
Of the malady is very severe There
have been no deaths from il so far
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
" AK>HIPS To SAIL OR FLY.
undon Reports New Type Of Plane
That Carries Five Machine Guns.

7 HHI HFfttN INf NatHIHe tFuhs,
IA Associated Dress 10 Every Evening
London. March 22-DetaHs Of an
entirely now type Of seaplane which can
either ~ or cruise as warship. have
hreu made public here Two of these.
ships are being built for tho air minis
try
The vessels are said 10 be much like
suau ships with wings added. They are
larFc1 and stronger than any sea-
Lour aircraft Vet constructed. and each
vii carry a crew OF seven. with en-
Placements FOR five machine guns.
The vessels are being so constructed
that while being light the hulls are
sufficiently seaWorthy 10 ride out the
rouFhesf waves.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
INCREASE OF PAY
FOR PRISONERS KEEP
AT THE WORkHOUSE
Continued from page !

ty of Wilmington in certain cases was
reported favorably to the House today.
Sturgeon Fishing Season.
The House passed the House bill
making the Delaware sturgeon fishing
season open the entire year to corre-
spond with the Pennsylvania and New
Jersey open seasons.
j. Hall Anderson. n member of the
commission appointed 10y Governor
Denney to confer with New Jersey au-
thorities relative TO Delaware and New
Jersey enacting uniform laws concern
ing tho taking of fish from the Della =
ware river and bay. said the open sea-
son for DclawaTcans now in only I'm
March. April. May and June. He said
the purpose of the bin is To put Della .
ware sturgeon fishermen on an equal
footing with Pennsylvania and New
Jersey fishermen. who fish ON both
sides of the river and bay all the year
round.
Senate Rills Concurred In.
The House concurrcd I'm the follow
ing Senate bill
Authorizing tho Levy Court OF Kent
county to nx the compensation Of road
supervisors i'm said county.
Providing for the appointment nf ad-
ditional Constahlcs for the office of re-
! ceiver of taxes and county treasurer
Of Sussex county.
Authorizing the employment Of Cler-
ical assistance in the office Of the re-
ceivor OF taxes and county treasurer of
sussex county.
Providing additional clerical as
sistauce for Kent County officials.
Requiring the posting Of Sussex coun-
~ assessment lists in ltcpresentative
districts. instead of election districts.
Authorizing the summoulng of SUSSEX
county court jurors nv registered mail.
Requiring the Susscv county recorder
Of deeds to report real estate transfers
to tho Board Of Aaacsament
Working ON Tnv Mn.
with the exception oC tho fact that
Cherries +. CurlcY ~ Wilmington and r.
K Iennoy. attorney for tho House. arc
=tiU working on tho tax provisions of
q school bill to- be offered in the HOUSE.
there was no change in the situation
"a to tho school bill sduabhe TO-DAY
Notwthstandiug tho statements Of
members of the Senate. some " the
House members arc atIu ~ the opinion
that the aeuato school hillpaaeed yester
day. would he unconstitutional on tho
ground that revenue bills should start
| IN the House
Tho tax provisions that Nessrz C'ur
lay ard l<eunry arc vorRine on. il ia
reported Will tax railroads consider
ably more than they now pay. All
railroads now operating in the state nay
Sit2 600 2 year tax in lien of All other
taxes II is likely that the House tax
provisions viii 60 IN aa q separate hill
stiI stubborn rs 20 Suffrage.
There "a little probability Of the
House of REPRESENTATIVES con. .urrins IN
the senate joint resolution ratifying tho
proposed amendment t. the Constitu
tion of tho United states. extending the
right of suffrage 10 women Tho Houaa
committee on revised atatutea - which
tho House referred tho resolution has
sewod il M
During his visit to Dover. United
states Senator T. HoisTer 2al ia con
ferrins with Republi al auh-iraderz
who came here from erious rarts nf
tho state concerning the distribution -
Federal plums ~ Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
OBITUARY

FUNERAL or ISABELLA ALEXANDER.
The funeral Of Isabella Alexander who
died Sunday at Richmond Ma will be
held tomorrow morning at the home of
her daughter-in-law, Mrs IIoaward p
Mccall, 2OO7 Delaware avenue, this
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22

Apv Doubt aa 20 tho soirpu of Tire
state Highway Commission waa sefflrtl
At n meeting of tho commission fhia
afternoon. when tho ruhllc accountants
signed = public statement setting forth
that tho comniaslon was nef nnlv
tsolvent now. but ia pnrfoctlv able ~ cot
Ito fnr all hills ~ contrasts contracted
The statement clearing tho a'ate
Highway Commission ~ any liability
ihat Il could not pav waa dictated ~
tleperal Coleman du Font. and signed
hy George w Harttett. secretary and
accountant of the Ifghvay Commits
sion. t1natd r. tszard If Wilmington.
AMI eharlee II ttpham. engineer Of tic
highway department
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
u. s. COLORADO LAUNCHED
Super -Dreadnaught is the Most
Powerful Warship Afloat: Was
Built on the Delaware.

Hy Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Camden \ ] March ~ The super
drpadnareht Colorado. tho largeet and
ninat roworful hattioship cvof huiit en-
THE Delaware River tho mother of
nEhtine ships. was launched AZ the NoW
york ShtrhuildnE Corporation yRrd
here al l242 y. m. TODAY
The great nghting machine was spon
qored by Mre. Ruth Nicholson Melville,
III Denver. daughter II United Statca
senator Samuel y Nicholson, y Colo
rado.
rho dimensions and tremendous gun
power of the Colorado were detailed n
I.vcr> Evening acveral daya ago.
Theodore Roosevelt assistant secre-
tary of the navy. and Senator Nichol-
srn stood by the sponsor as she smashed
the gold netted and gayly borihboned
hatUe Of hubhlng mineral water from
Colorado against the prov Of the giant
hun as II hogan 10 recedo into the
Delaware
Surrounding them on tho christening
platform VAS q large party ~ specially
invited guests Cf tho builders including
members of Congress from different
parts ~ The country and below them
we're thousa nde Of other persons who
cheerod when the 10000 tons Of steel
sped down the ways
lust before the final signal WINS given
for sending the ship down the ways
Chaplain c IT Dickjns II the Philadel
nhia Navy Yard. delivered a short
prpyer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
DoROTHEA st'HWEINeBER0

Dorothea Schweinsberg, 81 years old,
died yesterday Funeral services will be
held on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at her late home, l105 Tatnall street
Burial will be 10 the Wilmington and
Brandywne cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
MARGAREr MpOMELL

Funeral services for Margaret 8
Mcdowell q years old, who died on
Sunday viii be held tomorrow afternoon
IL 2 o clock at the home Of her parents,
MIR and Mrs Alfred II Mcdowell,
Roselle Burial will be private. The de
ceased was a member of the Julia M
Story, Lodge Order Of Eastern Star
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
STATE HIGHWAY BOARD
DENIES iNSINUATlON
THAT IT is INSOLvENT
Continued from pngo /

commissioners and told to go over tho
books thoroughly and find out the truo
condition. Mr.. Isznrd said this morn
ing that tho commission was solvent.
this report viii be submitted this after
noon.
without going into the mass of fig
uros with which none but tho nccoun-
tanta and bookkeepers and engineers
are familiar, IL ia aaid that n fnlae i'm
preston rnay have been drawn from n
proposition To- New Castle county nu-
thorities made last year 'rhe commits
sion offered to give tho county ta0o.-
900 for roads II the county would match
TINT sum. The county failed to do 80
and ma tho offer held loniy for the year
1920. II would have td be renewed this
year to be continuous. II may have
been erronioualy considered current
obligation.
linlf Million tiaiantp on Hand.
There is, according TO figures supplied
the commissioners. n balance of about
$500 900 In their treasury In addition
To this they have the authority To bor-
row &40O. .000--rnore and this. added to
the income that would he coming to the
com ission from time 20 time Ia suf-
ficlcnt. the commissioners heiieve To
cover every contract arranged for
Many Of tho contracts ara vet IN
completed md aGme will not he finish ed
until n"xt year. II n with them iust
like II is with any corporation they an
nounco II they were compallpd 10 pav.
today all the ubliRa IONS they have con
trncted for. they could not do az be
cause like the income. the contracts are
not completed Ilut with the funds
coming 60 them. they can meet safely.
everything charged against them II is
announced by member
To-day meeting II is said la fnt IN
any way IN tho nature Of hearing
t,t simply meeting ~ consider tho
iualuuationa that tho commission 70 IN
solvent The commissioners are not NJ
couutnuts - booyhcopera and depend
on amulovcs to teep thnu posted
A. a recent ioint meeting Of tho coin
mission with the members of the tgpeie
latnrr. the tonlmisslnnerq invited The
srrioua inquiry If the Legislators They
wanted 80 give tho npinlurs every ~
planatiun about the highway work prs
eiha and told tho Legislators that the
commission vns itotfcft tiy ahle - pnY
al hills contracted for, Int Was not
a eltlnp for money for any ROW WORT
that being loft 10 the citizens nf each
section - Obtain sufficient arprprfia
tions frou the Legislature FOR my
future work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22

ty of Wilmington in certain cases WAS
favorably To the House today.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-05-04
SCHOOL NOTES

Friday, April 70, track meet was
held. Four classes competing. Thee
claases we're sormeI according 10
Weight. as follows: First class. be-
low 50 pounds; .:ttord class, 81 t.
100 pounds; TA'rd c'ass, 100 % -
)urGs; Fourth class. ADORE IL
rorads. Points gtre f en- to gia .,
The results W - i.;,lows:
5o.aid dash-e>it / 2oyg-
Gordon Klrtley, 7th u. 1st; II N.
Blune. 9TH. or, End; James Kirtley.
9Th. gr.. third.
Class / Cirls-Clara Mover 9Th.
gr, 1st; Ruby Dryer, 9Th. or, End:
Katherine Leaton, 9Th. sr. Ord.
Class Boys-Kenneth Bradley.
9Th. gr., 1st; Victor Bradbury. 9Th.
gr., 2nd; Jesse Bradley, It'll. or, 3rd-
Class Girls Fern saatee, 9Th.
or. 1st; Doris Honey, 10Th. gr., 2-d;
Sylvia Woodson, 9Th. gr., 3rd.
Class 3 B5ys-Julian AIeson, sth-
gr, Is; Iilroy Harrington, 18th. gr.
second; william Honey, 10Th. or Ord
Glass 3 GirIs-Laura Pnilps. 18TH.
or. 1st; Laura Johnson, 10th. gr., I'd
}ebecca SerelI, 9Th. gr. 3rd.
C1aes 4. oys-Bunny Pfeiffer. 18Th
gr.. 1st; Ivan Blume, 10th. gr-, End;
Frank Shull, 18th. gr.. 3rd.
High jump
Class l. Boys-Louis Fog, 7th. CT
I'D
list; Ray S4rtee. 7th. grr End; Har
veg Ll4ne. 5th. gr. Ord.
Class !, Girls. Clara Mower, i; Vic
ct U-oodEan. 2; Clara Daugherty
AnnabeEle Philips 3; Josie W-oftinder
9.
Glass ,. Boys. Kenneth Bradley
Merle Hosford, I, tie; Jesse Bradley ,.
Class :, girls. Alice !: Audrey :
Doris, Fern and SyIria, IL each.
Class 3. boys. Fred. William. /. +,
lie Mo1lez and julius = each.
High jump
Glass 3. girls Laura Philips and Re
oecca sewe!i. tie. l: Margaret Adam
son. ,.
Class !. bogs. Charles Pfelffer.
| Toe Shull, ;; ivan B!uEle, ;.
/ /. mile run-
Clazs /, boys. George Eeyser, I
Eugene Leaton, ?; Raymond Santee.
Class :, boys. Kenneth Bradley. l
Merle Shun, >; Lloyd Blune. 8.
I Glass 3. boys. julius B!ume. l
Montez Harrington ,; Bill Bennetts-
Class :, bo.s. Bunny PIeifier.
Frank Shull. :, joe Shuil. ,.
Broad JUMP
Class !, b0-s. Louis Fox. /: Henr
Biune. >: Joe BrasseVr, 3.
Glass. ,. BOYS. Kenneth Bradley. !
Lloyd Blurae. >; John W-cotSon, 3.
Glass ), boys. Julius Blurne. !; MOI
tez Harrington, :; Bill Bennett, 3.
Glass !. boys Charles Pfeiffer
ivan BIUme. >: Frank ShulI, 3.
Potato Race
Class !. girls. Sixth, /; Fifth.
Seventh. ;.
Glass .. Fem and Bessie. /; Loell
and Irene. >: Doris and Audrey. 3.
| Glass 3. Sophs. J; Seniors. >; ST
Freshmen, :.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-05-04
SALMON ITEMS
(From the Recorderl


Friends OF " H. Shoup are inter
esting themselves il securing for hin
The appointment TO the Salmon post
mastership. There has existed a Va
cancy in this office since early in III,
second Wilson administration when
an executive order placed it under civ
Il service regulations. II is said thai
or Mr.. ShOup to secure the appoint
ment it Will become necessary 10 4,
away with this order and 60 back t.
he old system.
With less than 400 votes polled il
the city election on Tuesday, Oh. {
light registration. the old ticket bach
ers were signally defeated as TO coun
cilmcn and city clerk but elected theil
mayor. George 4. Brown, decisivel!
over Charles E. Brous.
Here is the ticket as elected:
Mayor-George A. Brown.
Clerk-Walter J. Shoup.
Treasurer-C. A Beers.
Councilmen-Paul R Mcpherson
Fred Brous, Frank ". Bellamy. :
5 Heidner. Dr. F c. Hammer and DR.
F. S. Wright
J. NJ Sedoyic was down from May
N Friday last.
Mrs. William Sherwood OF May has
been the guest OF Salmon relatives
and friends the past week
Owen Swift is promoting a dance
dated for May IS in behalf OF base
ball. I, is to De an affair that all
may attend.
Arthur Greene, and daughter, NJ.
Florence Greene. returned on Monday
from trip 10 Ottawa Canada itoY
stopped on the way home for rrief
visit with the :aHl..:' OF Mr.. t;rreue's
blCtheD Lawrence Greene. in Salt
ale City.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-05-04
CHURCH NOTES

Next Sunday morning at 1850 O.
clock Mothers Day Will be observed
at the Church il accordance with
the custom of large number Of
Churches in America ard also in &C,
cordance with the recent action OF the
legislature and the proclamation of
Governor d. ". Davis.
The Juniors expect . good time in
the parsonage lawn Thursday from
$50 to Goo p. NJ.
Mothers. whose love fer God made
them love their husbands and chill
dren better. are the hope of the
World. but mothers who love their
own measly selves and those who
serve their selfishness are curse of
the worst kind.
Why throw your soul bone TO feed
upon. while You have a chance TO so
to Church and get al least some nour-
ishment for that part OF you which
you should value the most?
The ladies of the Church will give
a supper on May IL. at the Church. at
5 o'clock p. M.
The work of installing water in the
parsonage has been started this week.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-05-04
MAY ITEMS

Sheriff Writon and Dave Daniels of
Arco were in May last week on bus
mess.
Emma Muikey has installed electri,
lights in the Ice Cream Parlor. the
power being furnished by the Ma!
Garage.
The office OF the PahsaUaroi Tele
phone Company has been moved from
Main street 10 4 building west o.
he Wells Store.
The dance given by The War Aothel
VI Salmon, was success. The dance
and supper brought them s,iS.00.
Frank Hurst and O. u. Bartlett made
a short trip TO Salmon the first Of
the week
George Neither and Mrs. frankie
Naclzer made I business trip TO Chal-
lis the latter pant OF last week.
The Greene EirlS Of Salmon, are VS.
itinS al the home OF Mr., and Mrs
Neither.