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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-22
PERSONS ANO EVENTS
PRAISE SONG

PRAISE SONG
do not go lovelorn;
Through God-His grace
! face the glowing morn
With morning face.
For / am lifted up,
Yea, l am free
since / have drained the cup
OF ecstasy.
Free to have much OF mirth;
A worshipper.
Free to love all the earth
And chiefly her.
And SO His praise I sing
In every place
Since | have gained this thing
Through God-IIis grace.
BY Clinton Scollard in
The New York Herald.
Miss Florence Haines entertained
the members OF tho Beta Tau Delta
sorority at their regular meeting
"Wednesday evening. After the dis
.cussion of business relating to the
sorority. social moments followed
during which delicious refreshments
were rciished. Those present were:
the Misses Bernice and Mary Sharp,
Miss laura Pierce, Miss Clara June
Moore. Miss Christine Lurton. Miss
Mary Bell offutt. Miss Elizabeth
Crockett. Miss Emma Ellington.
MISS Frances Anderson Miss Lucy
l.aney, Miss Anna Maude Garnett,
Miss Margaret Dick, Mrs r. D. Lam
dis. Miss Florence Haines.
Mrs, John Remple entertained
Saturday at luncheon in her home.
Spring blossoms adorned the table
on which covers were placed for Mrs
Earl Spencer. Mrs Ford Mahar. Mrs
William Grislrd, Miss Maude Cressy.
Catherine and Ruth Grisard, Louis
Mahar. Sterner. Tom and John Rem
ple.
Mr.. n. w. Duke, secretary Of tho
Minnequs club. has announced that
Mr.. J. A. Jeancon. formerly of the
Smithsonian institute. and now with
the state Historical and Natural
History society. will give an Illus
Southwestern Colorado" at the Club
SUNDAY evening. April "a This lee
sure will begin promptly at o'clock.
TIL. meeting OF the Arkansas VAL
Icy Chapter. d. A. r.. which was
noon. April 20. has been postponed
until Saturday afternoon. April so.
Chapter +. r Z. o. will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. ]. T.
Mceth who will be assisted In enter
VIII be a talk on ''Hawaii'' given by
Mrs. william Hutchinson.
Miss Florence Delihanty was given
.NH. -
her friends on Monday evening who
came to celebrate her birthday.
Pink and white spring blossoms
adorned the rooms and. after enjoy
ing games and music. refreshments
were served. Those present were:
Miss Beatrice Prcstop. Mis- Olga Pc
tcrson. Miss Elsie Lindstrom. Miss
Violet Pllmeter Miss Elizabeth Rees.
Miss Bcrnicu Wilson. Miss MarEue-
rite Wilson. Miss Marian Bartic.
tie. Mrs V Martin. Mrs. Josie Nc
clcIlAnd. Miss Florence Delihanty.
Miss Elizabeth Martin. Naster James
Martin. Mr.. and Mrs j. =. Delihaniy
and John. Jr.
Miss Bessie Van Brimer left yes
tcrday afternoon for Boulder to be
present at the installation of the
Beta Iota Chapter OF Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority at the State untver-
si,y. Miss Van Brimer will return
to Pueblo Sunday evening.
Miss Grace Pollard will leave to-
day for Denver where she VIII visit
during the Weekend with Mrs. F'rod
o. Roof and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy J. Weaver will
return shortly to Pueblo for perma-
mont residence here. Many friends
will be glad to know that other
plans have been rcconsidcrcd.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-22

-43x43-nch. Friday, Sl.OO
8Yards Heaviest Grade
Of Heusedres. Gmshams
In blue and white stripe Peak Soc; Friday yards
Pure Linen H. S. Huck Towels
Fine evervca good quality price Friday 90
Plain White Calatea
So inches Splendid quality price yard Friday,
Good Quality and Fast Colored Apron Cmsham
Peak price 2o yard Friday yards 90
Fine White Table Damask
manufacture choice floral patterns 10 inches wide Peak
price $3.50 Friday yard 81. 90
Main Floor
Toilet Paper Special
Book Special
Regular with sled few titles clear
Stationery Special.
Our regular Cassilesr Gold Edge Stationery; soc value;
Main Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-28
Priscilla Dean In .Conflict.-

lust when people were getting ready
tn slt back and acknowledge "Reputa-
lion" as Priscilla Deans creates:
masterpiece. and one OF the finest
pieces of acting ever given 10 the
screen, along comes Conflict" and
upsets all calculations. Conflict" is
! rlscllla Dean at her finest. The
niciure Ia magnificent In cast. story
direction and in SUSPENSE. IL opens its
engagement OF week at the Majestic
Today riTscilla Dean Of Conflict" is
the finished actress. eNcelliag in her
emotional repression as well as in her
hcry ouibursts OF temper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-28
EVERY
NERVE
A DAGGER

Whom the nerves are on edge and thS
body. life becomes . burden. Hsip y
needed At once to soeths the excited
nerves.
Lueberts Ak-No-Mor CApMies are
guaranteed TO stop pains and achss In
any part OF the body; Al the nrs! cap.
suis the pains vanish almost instantly.
returns to the tortured system.
Hsadaches toothachss. nerve and rhsu-
matio pains disa ppsar At once. They are
also very helpful In stopping colds that
are Just starting. They contain no. mar
cotics or body-wrscking drufs and are
safe and sure Ask your druggist 70!
no substituts. ~ al drusrsts-7ssc and
COO per box.
A, G. Lnebert,-f. D.. Christiana, "a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-28
Sure Way To Get
Rid OF Dandruff

There In one sure way that never
tails 70 remove dandrun completely and
that ~ 20 dissolve Il. This destroys II
entirely. To do this. just get about
four ounces os plain. ordinary liquid
srvon apply it az night when retiring
uss enough 90 moisten the scalp and
rub u In gently with the finger tips.
by morning, most II not all, of your.
dnndrun win be gone. and three or
four more applications viii completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace OF IL. no matter
how much dandrun YOU may have.
You viii find. too. that all itching
and digging of the scalp viii stop in
'~ianill, and your hair viii be fluffy.
lnsirous. glossy. silky and soft. and
look aud fcsl hundred times better
You can get liquid arvon at any
ifur store. u II inexpensive. and four
ouiices II all you wiz need This
simple remedy has never been known
\. l~...
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-28

Theatre for her first appearance in
Wilmington for a year or more. Miss
Stewart plays the role of Julie Laneau.
a teacher of backwoods school. who
falls desperately in love and marries
a vacationer there. Herbert Rawlin-
son plays the part of the vacationer
and Walter McGrail that of the gov
ernment employe.
Rialto Begins Remarkable Serial.
Today and tomorrow the Rialto
Theatre will present the newest and
rlost remarkable serial. Miracles of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-28

the Jungle" The rights to the film
ers OF California who have To their
credit the production OF the Tarzan
serials. They say that Miracles Of
the Jungle il far more thrilling and
more original than even their tales
oi Tarzan. The serial is being pre-
sented In addition to Jac; Hoxie's
rLotop]ay do or Die"
Monte Bme ut the Park.
"The Jucklins," George Melford's S
Paramount production, win be shown
a. Park Theatre today and tomorrow.
The youth. Monte Blue, had come to
teach in a backwoods school. The
girl Mabel Juliene Scott. was to wed
the son of the proudest clan in the
Blue Ridge mountains, but love famed
UP and the tide turned.
Bebe Daniels nt the Savoy.
"The Speed Girl" Bebe Daniels
latest Realart picture, opens a week
run at the Savoy Theatre today. She
craved speed and she go. It. This
swiftly moving comedy drama. written
especially for Miss Daniels by Elmer
Harris. is n gentle satire on the
raodern mania for speed. and amusing
IL shows how modern children and
young people develop a craze for
swift locomotion. The added attrac-
ton consists of Ernest Truck, Broad
Ways youngest and funniest comedian
in two-reel special comedy. Little
but Oh My"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-28
SCREEN.
Eisle Ferguson In "FootIights."

4 story in and OF the theatre and
the pfoplc who make il is "Footlights." 3"
Elsie Forguson's picture which opens
"a. engagement today at The Queen
Theatre. Rita Wciman wrote the
story for Miss Ferguson and has the
honor % contributing what most Of
the critics and all OF the people con
sldor this beauty's best finn produc-
ton. "Tootlights" is the story of
lizzie Parsons and Lisa parsinova: !:
he one a vaudeville entertainer VINO
hailed from New England and the
llhrr a graat Russian ncfress
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-28
Anita stewart at the Arcadia.

'Playthings OF Destiny" is the title
~ the picture that brings Anita
stewart 10 the screen at the Arcadia
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Read The Ads
GUARDIAN ANGELS CHURCH
First Communion Of Children

IN sunday next, about 20 children
who have been duly examined ana ad.
tnltted, are to make their First Com
munion at the 1880 mass AS the
beautiful sermon OF the First Com
mnnion deeply interests in many wavs,
not only the parents OF the happy
children, who approach the Lords
Table for the first time. but all the
faithful OF the parish. we invite them
all 70 come TO the impressive cere-
mony or a solemn renewal OF the Ban
tismai VOWS and of the lst Holy Com
munion. The ceremony VIII conclude
with the "Te Deum" After mass
the children will be served with break
last In the church hall by the ladies
OF the congregation, and will then at
tend second mass. Thanksgiving
mass at $3.50 After the high mass
they VIII be received unto the Sodil-
tiles OF the parish. and have their ar
ticles OF devotion blessed. After
high mass will be benedictlon. with
the Blessed Sacrament. The church
and ahars will be beautifully decor
ated. The choir will sing special
hymns for the occasion. All cor
daily invited.
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MARQUETTE WON
Our High School Boys Went Down TC
Defeat on Queen City Grounds
Saturday

The Crystal Fa'ls high school team
went 70 Marquette last Saturday and
played hard 10 beat the high school
team OF that city but they were not
quite able TO make the grade, al
though they played tho game hard
and stuck TO the last The score was
Marquette "A and Crystal Falls 10.
One thing about our boys. they are
not yellow, thoy gave the best they
had and were beaten By a better team
An account Of the game, taken from
tho Mining Journal, OF last Monday.
Is as follows:
"The visitors first inning was q one
to-three affair. Bob" Mckenzie, M. II.
$ hurler, whiting the first three mon.
Marquette made four runs IN rs half
Bob" whhcd the first man up. IN
the second but allowed two hits that
Melted the Falls bunch one run Then
tho Morrison machine started thines
Mackenzie the drst man up. drove
ont twQ-hagEer Johnson walked.
Doral5 fed out % C. Dove. Nyrtrom
struck out. Mackenzie taking third
Johnson going % second. Pctte's two
base hit brought In Mackenzie and
johnson. Eyenson singled. scoring
Peitoe Larson hit for two bases, 20
ing home on Graun's three-sacker
Graun went home on a Wild throw
crary co bat thought six runs was G.
ncieh Tor one ioninE and struck ont
Neither team scored IN the third
Crystal Fails went oyer with two ir
the tonFth while Marquette made ono
in It's half
In the fifth the visitors again scor.
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w. r. MANLY,
County Agent.
NOTICE or REcIsTRATION

20 Che Qualified Electors og the School
District of Crystal Falls. Iron Conn
iy, Michivnns
NOTICE Is HkREBy GIVEN That
Che Board Of Registration OF said
school District VIII be in session at
Che places hereinafter designated on
Saturday. the 9Th day OF July. a. ID.
1921. from eight o'clock in the fore
noon. until eight o'clock In the after
roon for the purpose OF completing
The lsl Of qualified electors Of said
school district; during which session
Il shall be right Of every person. who
at the next approaching meeting OF
said school district may be a qualified
elector Of said school district, to have
his name entered in the Registry OF
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wn.te there's some chance to &c
away. SO pony up my share. Wine
an then you can DO whatever 20,
darn please with what's comm I,
you. What do you sayf
could hear the other trampinl
neryously back and forth across the
room His failure 10 answer musi
have angered the Russian. for. after
a minute, he burst out with an oath
"D-n II. why don't yet say some
thing7 Part o this boobies mine
amt iti"
"Y-yes-of course"
"WeIl. then. cough II upl Where
did you plant the stdffy
"Its put away In safety vault"
Wine explained. his voice almost fall
Ing him. Honest. Waldron. / can't
get II tonight, it's too late. The bank
Is locked, and / haven't opened t."
you're liari You never dared 70
lug the thing aroundi You wouldn't
be seen with II In your hand in day
light. / know you. you sneaking cus.
You brought the stuff straight to this
Office that night. and. by God, be
lieve II is here yet What do you
want me to do-kill you, and then
hunt? That Is what's goin' to hap
pen. unless you come across, too. I'll
shake the gizzard out of you, you lit
tie sneak. II you try any trick on me-"
He must have gripped the other.
for there was a struggle. Wine whlm-
pering as though half choked.
Speak up, you cur This thing d.
vides fifty-hfty. Where is II nowl
What's that-behind those booksi
HI, wouldn't believe you under
oath. Go get II out from there; let's
have look at the stuff"
He must have flung the other clear
across the room. for he came down
sprawling, his body striking against
the door Of the closet behind which
crouched. The catch broke under
the imIact and. before / could draw
h:cA N,- In full view OF both men.
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the Ads
STATE OF MICHIGAN
The Probate Court for the County OF
Iron

AT a session OF said Court, held at
the Probate Office in the City OF Crys-
tai Falls in said County. on the 4th
day OF June A. ID. 1921.
Present: Hon. Fred #. Murphy.
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
William A. Richards. Deceased.
Frances Hazel Richards having fled
In said court her petition praying
that the administration OF said estate
be granted to her or 10 some other
suitable person,
IL Is Ordered, That the End day OF
July A. ID. 1921, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, at said probate office, be
and Is hereby appointed for hearing
said petition:
II Is Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by publication
OF a copy OF this order, for three sue
cessiye weeks previous to said day
of hearing, in the Diamond Drill,
newspaper printed and circulated in
said county.
FRED f. MURPHY,
Judge OF Probate.
(June il-June 25)
-Read the Ads
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Electors as qualified elector OF said
school district.
ihe Board OF Registration shall
meet and be In session for the pur-
pose OF registering electors residing
within the city or Crystal Falls IN
rrecinct No. ! OF said School District
IN the basement OF new the CITY HalI
~ said City of Crystal Falls, and
me Board Of Registration win meet
ana DC IN session In Precinct No ,
~ Tie township office at the Tobln
Mine Location, In the Township ne
crystal Falls. for the purpose OF req
istering the electors who reside vim
IN the(rownship OF Crystal Falls.
Qualified voters OF said school dis
trict includes
Every citizen of the United States
OF the age OF twenty-one years. male
or female, who owns property which
Is assessed for school taxes In the dis
trict. or who is the parent or legal
guardian OF any child OF school age
included In the school census OF said
district, and who has resided in said
district three months next preceding
such election, shall be a qualified yot-
er On the question of voting school
taxes, every citizen OF the United
States OF the age OF twenty-one years.
male or female. who owns property
which Is assessed for school taxes In
the district, and who has resided In the
district as above stated. shall be qua
hhed voter; Provided. that the pur-
chaser OF land upon land contract.
who actually pays the taxes upon such
land and resides thereon. may vote up
on all questions; and where a husband
and wife own property Jointly and
same is assessed for school taxes in
the school district, each may, IL other
wise qualified, vote upon all questions
including the question OF raising mon
ey.
Dated at the School District OF
Crystal Falls this 2lst day OF June.
A. ID. 1921.
BY order OF the Board OF Education
OF the School District OF Crystal Falls.
BY w. POYSEOR, Sec.
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Grasshoppers are causing immense
losses In parts OF Iron county this year
and we must act quickly to control
them.
Iron county will supply you with
poison 10 start the fight on these
pests IL you will agree to use It ac-
cording TO the following directions:
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STATE or MICHIGAN
The Probate Court for the County Of
from

Inc Ir0Date Court for the County Of
from.
AT session OF said Court, held at
the Probate Office in the City OF Crys-
tai Falls in said County, on the 4th
day OF June. A. ID. 1921.
Prsent: Hon. Fred +. Murphy.
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Mar
cellus j. Lindsay. Deceased.
Nellie l.. Ross having filed in said
court her final administration account.
and her petition praying for the al
lowance thereof and FOR the assign
ment and distribution or the residue
OF said estate,
IL Is Ordered. That the 9Th day OF
July A. ID. 1921, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, at said probate Office, be
and is hereby appointed for examin-
ing and allowing said account and
hearing said petition;
II Is Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by publica-
tion OF a copy OF this order, for three
successive weeks previous 70 said day
OF hearing. in the Diamond Drill,
newspaper printed and circulated in
said county.
FRED +. MURPHY.
Judge OF Probate
June li-June 25)
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Read The Ads
FARMERS OF IRON COUNTY

Grasshoppers are causing immense
losses In parts OF Iron county this year
and we must act quickly to control
them.
Iron county will supply you with
poison 10 start the fight on these
pests II you will agree to use II ac-
cording TO the following directions:
Mixing
In gallon OF water place one pound
of barrel salt, l-2 pounds OF poison
and one-half tea-cup OF cheap molas-
ses. Stir well and then add, slowly.
TO bushel Of screened hardwood saw
dust. mixing the sawdust well while
the liquid is being added. Add e.
nough more water TO make a stiff
mash, giving the sawdust all OF the
water II will take up without any OF
the liquid running on. Mix In the
morning so as TO allow the poison TO
soak into the sawdust for several
hours before the evening application.
Spreading
Late afternoon or evening Is the
best time TO apply the bait. broadcast
ing II over areas where grasshoppers
are most numerous, forming a wind
row of the bait along the edges OF the
grain fields, especially bordering
slashings. has proved an effective
measure.
Regular Applications
Use the poison regularly. not Just
once in a while. Splendid success Is
achieved where the application Is
made a daily chore.
Poison Danger
Cattle should be salted well before
turned into a pasture field where the
poison bait Is being used Do not
allow the bait TO become piled up or
70 accumulate In ridges in pasture lots
at any time II may kill cattle ii
you do. Ii can be used in pasture
safely, however, If a bushel Is made to
cover an acre or more. Screen saw
dust tusing three-quarter inch mesh)
TO get rid OF the large chips. when
the bait is to be used on pasture lots.
Arsenic Is very poisonous, avoid large
chips.
This poison can be obtained from
the following places:
/. Charlie Provo Farm al Mansfield
2. Eli Puotinen Farm at Amasa.
3. County Agents Office at Crystal
Falls
A. Nate Warshawsky Grocery Store
At Crystal Falls.
5. II. b. Reed, Druggist at Alpha.
6 Central Drug Co, at Iron River.
z Lee Camins, Druggist at Iron Riv-
sr.
s. Simon Hooking Farm at Gaastra /
Q Willard Kinney Farm nj Pentoga. |
10. Thomas Brzoznowsd Farm on
Gibbs City Road.
Other distributing centers Will be
arranged as needed.
AS this poison comes in paste form
| small pail should be brought to get
I in. Limited quantities OF this poi
.on will be distributed free by the
county according TO each ones indi-
'idual needs. Later II large quan
tiles are desired It will be furnished
/ cost by the county. Demonstra-
ions OF mixing the poison VIII be
made as follows;
Wills Bros. Farm Crystal Falls, at
a. M, June cath.
Gust Cassagranda Farm. Iron River
{ ] p M. June oath 2
Tom Brzoznowski Farm, Gibbs City
toad, az a. m. June 25th
Willard Kinney Farm. Pentoga, p
b.. June 25th.
others VIII be arranged as request 4
q. B
w. r. MANLY, /
County AVont 4
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ed a pair. while the Red and white
went them one better Crystal Falls
scored another run in the sixth max
Ing the count Ia to 6. Marquette failed
10 score.
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fns' Annual Meeting OF Garment
Clubs OF County Was a Big
Success

1
Inc nrst annual roundup OF III,
garment clubs Of Iros county wa,
heid saturday, June llth. In the For
est Park School building. II was an
unqualified success. Club member.
began 20 appear about 300 o'clock n
the morning although the round-np
was not scheduled 20 begin untll IL
O'Clock Thtrty-four people had pre-
'lousiy announced their intention OF
coming 10 the roundup and one hun
dred thirty-four came but the more
the merrier The regular program
was carried out The exhibit OF the
various clubs was fine indeed and the
Following were chosen as county
champions:
FIRST year champion. Eugenia Rice
Alpha, Michigan.
Second year champion. Clara Ben
son, Benson School. Beechwood. Mich
Third year champion Anna Nord
strom, Beechwood Michigan.
The county champion girls are Civ
en- a trip TO the summer camp at
Chatham, Michigan The roundup
adjourned about 4 o'clock in the az
ternoon, all Club members voting II a
success. The following were pres
ent:
Poutlnen School
Elsie Latva, Ellen Maekey, Inez
Holmes, Sigrid Mackey, Smell Holmes,
Edna Koivisto, Anne Sturvist. ALI
Lampi
Crystal Falls
Hazel Howard, Catherine Edyvean.
=. Fortune Lake
Mary Laternman, Agnes Forsman.
August Latterman. Evelyn Oss. San
ira Isotalo, Lauri Wertanen. Charles
Phillips, Herman Lepisto, Leonard
Pesonen, Minnie Latterman, Harry
oss, Norman oss, Elmer wertanen,
Sigrid Penttila.
Benson
Evelyn Nyren, Elma Maxi. Inez OIL
son, Mildred Benson, Helmi Eveli,
Clara Benson. Agnes Nelson, Gladys
Peterson. Mildred Olson.
James Mine
Mary Possanza. Irene Berlin, Anna
Possanza, Ruth Camins, Lillian Fred
lund, Dorothy Collins. Margaretta
Roberts, Eubania Madeline. Douglas
Marie Predbommie. Orelia
Dorothy Langdon, Viola
Rodda, Adeha Rosetti, Pearl Chugwen
Lloyd Fredlund, Frank Poollttle, Kat
ie Trewartha, Angeli Pooletti Merle |
Olson, Emily Richards. Rina Jovanelh
Edward Rodda, Margaret Monroe. VIII
lard Rodda, Mary Durbas, Aida Peter
son. Alberta Peterson, James Monroe. |
william Robin, Tony Banbazo. Fran
els Richards, Jack Monroe, Edward |
Anressi, Maybell James. Mary Beech
ETH, Arthur Risoni. Florence Bialik, |
George Tarsi. Wanda Javoroski, June
Langdon. Alex Durbas, Josephine ia
gorsh, LATHE Javorskl. Victory Pos
sar<za. Frank Antonetti, Antoine Pucy-
owshi, Leo Stephenonias, Stanley
)nillian, Arvid Erickson Geo Roberts,
Walter White, Wallace jayne, Edna
lykowsh, Edith Pisuri, Mildred Carl
ION, Lucille Frasier, Magdalen Bialek,
frank Karsi Adeline Bambogl. Mary
Ansusdi. Walno Kyllonen. Lawrence
3ialik, Edward Goriesk.
BeechW00d
Esther Alanen, Helvi Carlson. Yer
IA Powell, Mildred Johnson, Anna
sordstrom, Emily Nordstronl, Marion
PentOga
Stella Thoney. Ardis Kinney. Linda
Beatrice Goodhall, Alazda
,onley, Florence Belongie, Dorothy
'onley.
Buck Lake
ulia Wilgren. Anna Stankewicz, Kate
lall, Celia Rachwal, Rose Peters, Eva
RAM Mary TerenslSy Valeria Nelson
Alpha
Ruth Uren. Jean Uren. Mary Rossi,
uella Fincannon, Elanor Beaudoin I
.hoda Hubbard. Ethel Flncannon. Re-
ecca White. Viola U'Dell. Beatrice
,avy, Louise Hendrickson, Dorothy
remore, lone Peters.
-Read 'he Ads ID
MARQUETTE WON
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Poutlnen School

Elsie Latva, Ellen Maekey. Incl
Holmes, sigrid Mackey, Smell Holmes
Edna koiyisto, Anne Sturvist. All
Lampi.