davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-30

car for only $3.50. Greatest bargain
iE city. owner leaving for Cali
fornia. Immediate action neces-
sary. South Bend Auto Exchange
Co. $50 ;. Michigan st
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-30

MUST SELL-1919 MarmOn passenger
touring car Gt Once. Iais car IS IN
Al condition. Come and make me an
offer. Car can be seen at Dixie High
way garage, 751 South Michigan St, or
921 $ LAFAYETTE st
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-30

FRANKLIN 5-pass sedan. This car
has been driven by an experienced
driver and has had the best OF care.
is in fine shape can be bought for
about half the cost OF new
y. ". Steinhart Co, 213-215-217
s Lafayette.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20

his eyes as he firmry cried, Goodbye everybody" E
 By this time his feet had been strapped toge ther. the moose released, and the black mask about to descend over his face.
 With the mask faintly muffling his voice and with the moose encircHng the crown of his head, he again spoke to the witnesses of his ghastly ending with inc soul stirring cry of 'Goodye, everybody" the tightening Of the moose almost cutting short the last syllab1cs.
 The attendants stepped back, the warden pulled the lever releasing tn9 weights that jerIed his body high into the air and dropped it again to within three feet of the floor.
 Exactly one minute and twenty-six seconds from the time he crossed the thresh old, Elwood Wade was swing ing from lnid-air It was not, how ever, until 12:1645. fourteen minutes aand twenty-siX seconds later, that he was officially pronounced dead by Prison Phyisian P. B. Battey and Medical Examiner Fox of Wethers- field.
 The body was lowered, and the earthly remains of the unfortunate youth were taken in charge by Funeral Director Henry F. Bishop of Bridgeport, to be transported back to
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
Have Named Lyman
 Beecher Lecturer

New Haven, May 20-Announce- ment was made at Yale today that Rev William P. Merrill, pastor of the Brick Presbyterian church of New York, has been appointed by the Yale corporation as Lyman Beecher lecturer at Yale Divinity school for next year and Prof. James Bissett Pratt of Williams College has been ramed as Taylor lecturer for the Di- vinity school for next year.
 At it's recent meeting the corpora ton passed a vote of thanks to a long list of physicians and surgeons who have served visiting clinlc1ans at the Yale Medical school during the past year.
 The corporation also passed vote of thanks to Senor Carlos Alfred O Ternquist for an important gift of zoo
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20

of Columbus home on Washington avenue promptly at 1 o'clock when they will be conveyed in motor cars to their destination. The Daughters of Isabella will accompany the party.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
TO ENTERTAIN SOLDIERS.

All the members of the ''Kacey Frivolities" the successful minstrel show which was presented at the Casino recently, who are to appear on Sunday afternoon in Allingtown Ct
 before the crippled soldiers at the hos pital are urged to be at the Knights
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20

Argentine books to the University T- brary.
 Announcement was also made that John M- Goechius, former member of the class of '94 was given the De- gree Of Master of Arts prinaum. He is a former Yale oarsman, one of the Yale rowing committee and now en- gagged in business in New York City.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
MUST SURRENDER BICYCLES.

Berlin, May so-The InteralEed disarmament Commission today de- manded that Germany surrender all army bicycles except those used by necessary messengers
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20

his home for final services next Mon day afternoon.
 "A review of the crime and trial Will be found on Page 13.)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20

Advertise in The Times
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11
Dos Libros sensaciona-
les que son dos Monu-
nlentos Literarios
& Historicos
LA REVOLUClON ALEMANA
la TRACEDIA De RLANDA

Uno de los mas osombrosos episodios
modernos, es Va gran revoluci6n que va
en- los Hndes del epflogo de la Gran
Guerra Mundial, azot6 la poderosa
Alemania ' di6 al traste con aquel i'm
peri0 que fue asombro de La humani-
dad en- los dltimos cuarentta amos. Y
aquella hecatombe que bien podrfa titu
larse .snna revoluci6n vista .por dem
tro'', es descrita en- un precioso volu-
men de cerca de 300 paginas, por el
famosfsimo Gustavo Noske. que de sim
pie obrero lego convertirse en- un
gobernante extraordinariO. en- cuyas
paginas nos hace revivir, con sus emo
cionantcs documentales relatos, el
espantoso hlndimiento imperial pru-
siano y los desesperados esfuerzos
del espQrfaQlisnso aleman. para apode-
rarse de los destinos de la yieja Ale
nainia,
TtIo ST la Revoluci6n Alemana"
es dnd De las epopeyas mas interesan-
tes de los siltimos acontecimientos mum
diaies mas importante mas atrayen-
fe d11, es III Tragedia de Irlapdav.
csa lucha siganfesca de aqueI pueblo
soInetido al dominic insi6s dne con
nnd ineontrasfable yoluptad y un M
I0r espafi,sno a todas lpces, deffama
.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11
DIVULGACIONES CIENTIFICAS
La autosugestion optimista

ces tenemOs 81 case de In Imagination
venciendo Y arredrando Il Ia voluntad.
El experimentation quiere pasar, pero
Ia imagination 10 asusia Y lie corta el
atrevimiento Todos los maestros
aoonsejaM Ia ctiucaci6n de In voluntad
Y olvidan que dehemos ante todo go
bernar Ii Imagination Este tltimo
conF'ejo aparCce en- las paGinas dd
Mis- prisiones". el libro immortal de
Silvio Pelico. Dahemos Gttlyertir que
Ia inconsciente domina nueStros 6rga-
nos. Si imaginamos que nuestro hi
g;llo funcona rcgularmente. clio bas-
Ia para que Ia pntraha Sc sostenga
inc0lume.'
Para mostrarnuS In fuefZa de la
autosugesti6n. cI Spi1or Conc efectlia
en- nuestra presencia este enSayo: or
dena que un elIferm0 cierre las manos
Y eStire luego los braZOS. Al mismo
tempo dice: no podGis abrir las ma
nos. aunque quer;iiS''. Efectivamepte
el sujeto no puede Separar los dedos.
En- seguida Coue 10 cOMvence de que
puede abrir Y ccrrar a volutad las
names. V el Sujeto recupera el 60
bierno cahal de estes 6rganoS.
la practica do Ia aut0sugesti0n es
de una Simplicidad trivial. BaSta que
al despe.tar t!igamos veinte vcccS So
guidas una vtZ por cada nudo de III
cuer!a qua yamoS desliZando gradual
mente entire nucStras manoS: "cada
dla Y Il cada iltstantr mcjoro de
sucrte.''
Sin du,la, nos advierte Cout, yo no
estoy eI capacidad de reme;liar a to-
dos: pero mis- clientcS So han curado
Il 81 miSM0S de mane;a asonbroSa.
HaSta - han Sa:iado del cancer: dos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11
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glamento lie Sanidad Nos. 81 Y II
Fentas dc refrcsc0s dnsbuidntes Sc
ri regulariZada de manera que no sea
cl gran medic de propa gaci0n de la tu-
berculosis, Stills y otras enfermeda-
des, debido al uso de vasos de crista-
les que son lavad0s en- cierta cantidad
de aqua que llevan en- una lata para
este objeto. Spbre este deseamos lla-
mar la atencion particularmente a los
padres de familia, pues como es sabi-
do el bacilo de la difteria es portada
por personas mayores ell la boca. Y este
es el mayor medic de contamination
para los nihos.
Casds pyirddas dc reciRdad: En- las
casaS priv .idas v de vecindad haremos
quilinOs Seg1n ell casO dc acuerdO con
los Reelamentos Y de las deficiencies
sanitarias que existan. Estas seran no
tificadas segt1n prescriben los reglamen
tos de sanidad.
Destle el principle de la epidemia
de peste bub6nica Sc viene tratando
de conseguir por los inspectores del
Departments, la installation de zafa-
cones para las basuras, asf como la
limpieza de patios v corrales. No des-
cansaremos I'm momento en- hacer cum
plir estas disposiciones.
Solares: Los duefos de ,solares no
edificados dentro de la. zona llrbana
han sido notificados por medic de car
tas y de la prensa para la limpieza de
estos Y no deben esperar nueyo ayiso,
pues es deber mantenerlos limpios en-
Itodo tempo para cvitar guarida de
ratas, etc.
Constrncciones: Gran ndmero de
construcciones Sc han hecho. siE pianos
debidamente aprobados y en- sitios in
sulares. Con cl fin de no permitir este
lbajo ningin concepto, solicitarem0s el
IauxiIio de la policfa insular para de-
Inunciar arrcstar a toda persona que
|este cofstruyendo sin los requisites
Qntes indicados, asf como tambitn So
liicitaremos del Hon. comisionado de
sanidad Ia clgusura de las casas Q
Ioonstrucciones que sean terminadas en-
lIas condolences antes dichas. Tengo el
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11
su sangre generosa valientemente,
Dor la conquista de su libertad


su sangre generosa valientemente,
por la conquista de su libertad.
la Tragedia de Irlanda'' que es
un libro exquisite, registra en- pocas y
admirables paginas, escritas por Dar-
rel Figgis Y Erskine Childers, el ma
ximo problema. nacional en- que Sc en-.
clentra intensamente interesadO todo
el mundo. especialmente los pueblos
pequenos que como Irlanda, Sc encuen-
tran sometidos al poder de Ii fnerza
de las grandes naciones. =
Ambas obras, publicadas por la Ca
sa Editorial espanola /. g. SEEK y
Barral Herm., $. A. de Barcelona, Sc
haIlan de venta EN- las Librerfas de
Cantero Fernandez y Co. Inc. al pre-
clio cada tomo de un dollar, con 10 CEN
tavOs de franqueo. Aydt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

muchachas lGgsaron. aumeltar 81 CALI
dal de sus -eabellos: ma seiiora To-
gro sacarSe una mueia Y suspender
instantineamente Ia hpnlOrragia. Pc
TO mi prictica es incompatible en-
pJnto lie insomnia Aquf Sc aSiste en-
mi gahinete Il yerdader0s prodigios, y
Il conSuitaS frecuenteS gratuftas
tina anciana VINO aquf en- cocha, opues
TO podia andar. So volvi6 Il su cilt-
dad natal. Nancy, por sus propios
pies. Estana realmente paralftica.
pero lueso mejor6. no Sc atrevfa a
alidar porque segufa croyGadose en-
feima En- ella obr6 decisivamente
ld ail;s sugestidn'
CU.ie rec que SlI metodo no vcnce-
ii Il Ia muerte, pero ditiere la vejez.
TambiGn opina que una mujer puede
deciGir cu;il ha de ser ei sexo' del ser
que Heva en- sus entrai1as. hasta
pucGe i!ifundirle las cualidades que
ella q,liere yer ad0rnando sa prole.
Basta que la mujer Olga: mi hijo
serl de tai cual manera'''. Pero ha |
de decirlo Y sentirlo firmpmente
La potencia de III autoSugesti0n es
ilimitada, Il 10 menos en- el parecer
del selor Cou6, el' optimista mas en-
pecinado de Francia. Siente ardor0-
Sa fl V normal algeria que trata de
comunicar u sus adeptos. Estos re-
Chen las inSinuaciones lie CouG Y To-
gran un rcgocjo inccsante Para
ell0s, Cou6 es un dios pero este los
modera en- srS elogios. advirtitndoles
que d es un humilde professor. Los
mG,liccS, dicp Ccu6. no usan mis- re-
medic parque temen Ia dcsaparici6n
de las Intermediates.
Th. Lebesqne.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

Parfs.-Decid cuarenta veces al
dfa: mejoro sin cesar.
Esta cs. la doc'rina preconiZada por
NJ Cone. V que arraStrl numerosoS
adeptos. Su autor es hombre extra
ordinariO, que no cura perSonalRlcnte
los enfermos que le Hogan de Fran
cia. de Inglaterra de los Estatios
CnidOs. sino los convieite on mGdicos
de sus respectivaS dolcncias.
Er miSmo nos cXplica Su ALGERIA
su optimiSmo perdurable: la auto
suggestion que Qplfco hace vc.nte ailcs
cS TN instrumental de potclc!a no sos
peIllada. No cream yStcdes que yo
SOY un mcdirinante: solo enseno 4 los
enferm0s a practicar Ia autosugcSti6n
en- Ia OCCASION de cualquier malcstar.
este eS el case dc aSentar una yer-
dad dcmasiado olvidada....'
,En este momcnto el senior Coue Sc
V luego sigue: no es In voluntad 81
resorte que nos impulsa, sino Ia ina
ginaci6n. Observe que hay en- cada
uno de noS0trOs dos seres. saber.
uno consciente Y dueno de sus actos,
Y ell otro inconsciente. que eSta bajo
el gobierno de Ia Imagination V de
otras obscuras facultades. La imagi-
naci0n prevalece sobre cualquier otra
fuerza que la contrarfe. Experiment
ten uStedeS de la manera siguiente:
"Coloquemos eli el suelo una plan
cha de MADEIRA de dieZ metros dc lar
70 Y de veinticinco centrimetros de
ancllo: uno Gamma sin TENOR sobre la
p!ancha asf colocada. Pero no podra
haccrlo desde que imagine que la
p!ancha esti atravesada sobre un
abismo, a manera de puente. Enton-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11
GOBIERNO DE PTO. RICO
Departamento. de Sanidad

propdsitQ de obtener del Hon Conf
sionsdo de Sanidad varios pianos de
modelo de cas;is para facilitarles a las
personas pcbres de manera que 6stas
Idichos planes,
ErticiGn dc ratas: El trahaio de eX-
tinci6n de ratas continuarl ortlenada-
mcnte como hasta la feclla Sc lii veni-
do hacienda. No permitiremoS cerdos
mi caballos apesebrados Ell las caSas,
pueS ademas de esttr pr0hibido por
los reglamentos de sanidady son un' es-
torbo ell este trabajo. Esperamos que
en- toda casa donde sientan ratas, nos
den sll avisO.
Podremos asegurar que libraremos a
San Juan Puerta de Tierra de mos
quitos y en- Santurce reauciremos ell
nGmero grandemente. Para este conta-
mos cen Ia cooperation de. los duenos e
inquilinos lie las casas en- 10 que con-
cierne a petrolizaci0n v conservar los
pozos filtrantes en- buenas condiciones.
pues de todos es sabido que un pozo
filtrante que este roto es I'm cnorme
criadero de mosquitoes 10 mismo que
cualquier recipiente que Sc mantenga
con aqua v no Sc lie remueva oportuna-
mente.
Intermediates transnaisibles: I'll tra
mjo en- toma de muestras para COM
probar cualquier case de enfermedad
transmisible estard a cargo de una
nurse asf como la inspection especial
de estos casos. Este servicio sera
atendido de la manera mas cficiente
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

por esta oticina V utilizaremos los ser
yicios de todo el personal que creamos
necesario Y baiaremos enteramentc
en- ammonia con ell Negociado de Enfer-
medades Transmisibles del Departa-
mento de Sanidad.
Linepiesa paJlica: La extraction de
basuras continuara bajo las 0rdenes
inmediatas de las autoridades muni-
cipales. Nos proponemos ayudar di-
chas autoridades reportando tliaria
mente las calles por donde los, emplea-
dos de la lilnpieza no pascn a rccoger
los Zafacolfcs cada 24 horas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

mo ACoSE su msworia een ere
cdlculo diario que ,s trae POGO menos
qus loco. Compre una Federal visi.
ole" que ella % suma. resta. muItiplics
= divide con una rapidez asombrosa ,
con una Axactitud rnatamktisA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

condiciones
Compa dotacon Ia modernos
udad ratamnto centico de todas
dades curables-emoa
servico-CueTpo medico resdente Ell Sanaoo.
Sc admten tatamento enfernos pit
diendo atendido os los Ge Soiedad
Departamentos especiaes para Senoras.
Operaciones,
eeccos hidroterapco masaie Rays % Fuguracion
cio- squitativamene convencionaes.
PERSONAL CIENTIFICo
DIRECTOR del SANATORIO: Dr. don Anaa1io Roldan
DIRECTOR del CONSULTORI0:'Dr Quevedo
CIRUJANO GENERAL: DR.. don Rafael Velez Lopez
ESPECIALISTA EN- ENFERMEDADES DE NARIZs OIDoS. GAR
GANTA OJOS. DR.. don Agustn r. Lauger.
RADIOLOGO: DR. dor Manuel Soto
DR.. don Pe1ro Rivera Aponte Dr. Castor 1. Rivera
Or con Manuel Pavia. Dr. don
CIRUJANO DENTISTA Lorenzo r. Noa
PRACTICANTE: don Enrique Fernandez
Aena culatva secundada efcamente 16 Hjas de Ia Carl
dad Nurses Tuadas compea aptud pracca aga expesna
CoNSULTAA
bes. Reconocimientos $1,000 Consutas
Por Cirujano GenA Partcuae de 10 II de Ia mahana
martes, ueves sabados.
Especalisa-De a laborables
LKiv 8 s
En- 81 Consutorio -Dr. Velez de a
Por Director Dr. Quevedo auxlado Doc
torres Rivera Aponte Pavia.
Por Especaista Consutorio, usto f.
Por Cruano Denta Consuloo, ODone 10 PLAZA de
Colon, de II a de la tarde $50 sssss48s
Los Numro solo
ndido cuaoua de los sitos ndcados, presentation
del ut;mo recibo.
PRESIDENCIA, Apartado TESoRERIA, Apartado 2cl
SAY JUAN, PUERTO RICO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-05
OKLAHOMA CORPORATIONS
CAN BUY FOREIGN STOCh

New York, April 5.-That Oklahoma
corporations have legal right TO buy
stock of the Foreign Trade Financing
Corporation was the opinion delivered
by counsel here today in answer to
query raised by the Chickasha Milling
Company OF Chickasha Okla.
Restrictions set forth by the Okla
homa constitution, providing that no
corporation chartered or licensed TO do
business in that state shall own, hold
or control, in any manner whatever
the stock of any competitive corpora
ton engaged in the same kind OF busi-
ness. do not hold with regard to Edge
law corporations which are being or
ganized under the Federal Reserve
Law to extend long-term credits TO
foreign purchasers OF American goods.
Counsel for the Foreign Trade Financ-
ing Corporation declared that the
Chickasha Milling Company, as millers
and grain dealers doing an export
business in flour, are not in any way
In competition with foreign financing
corporations.
This opinion is regarded here as be-
ing of great importance since the pro-
gress OF the corporations stock sale
in Oklahoma is being watched by New
York bankers with more than passing
ineterst.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-05
SOuTHWEST'S GREATEST
AUTOMOTINE EXHIBITION

Oklahoma City. April 5.-On Mon.
day, April II, the southwest's great
est annual automotive show will open
here in the new S2J0,0OO city coliseum
with the largest distributors Of auto.
biles and automotive equipment in Ok.
lahoma exhibiting.
At 10 o'clock Monday morning, the
show opens officially with parade
through the downtown district Of Ok.
lahoma City, after which the doors Of
the Coliseum are opened. Mayor Wal
ton has declared Monday half -holi.
day In honor OF the occasion.
Every day brings news OF the com
ing Of delegations from other cities.
Tulsa and Ardmore are not only ~
send representatives to the show, but
bands as well.
All decorations have been installed
in the building-Sl5,OUO worth Of them.
Electric lights have been strung from
the building to the streets approaching
1t, and the building ut night will be Ia
reality blaze OF glory"
Much Interest attaches to the iden'
uty OF the Mysterious Masked
Dancer the young lady who will per
form "a repertoire Of barefoot and elias
sical selections twice daily In the build
lnv. Edgar T. Bell, show secretary
IS keeping his promise to conceal hel
name from the public. She wears a
black mask ia order to prevent recog
milton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-05
Three Officials at the
Special Meeting Of City
Commissioners Called to
Session Last Evening

The board Of city commissioners
failed to convene last night, as had
been intended, ON account of an i'll
sufficient number Of members of the
board putting in an appearance. The
meeting, which had been called for
the purpose of passing decision
on q proposed ordinance regarding
the establishment i'm this city of a
tion picture, vaudeville and other
exhibits, was scheduled for 1880
o'clock, but up to $3.50 o'clock, but
three members OF the board were
present They were Commission
ers Shores, Doak and Wilson. City
Clerk Thurston stated last night
that neither the mayor nor Com.
missioner Young had informed him
that they would be absent.
City Attorney Hodge was pres
ent at the city clerks office last
night and had the proposed Ordi-
nance prepared and ready for pre-
seutation before the board. 1t con.
tanned provisions governing the cen.
sorship by a board of all movies,
vaudeville shows, and other exhib-
its, also dancing in public halls. 1t
further provided that the police
were endowed with the authority to
put stop to all exhibits witch
were being put on in violations of
the city ordinance relative to such
exhibitions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-05
OIL REFINING TESTS
PUT ON BY ENGINEERS
AT STATE UNIVERSITY

Norman. Okla, April 5.-Four engi-
neering students of the University Oh
Oklahoma spend several hours every
day in the chemistry laboratory and
in the new model refinery near the en-
gineering building attempting to WORK
out some of the unsolved problems that
have arisen in the oil Industry uurlhs
the last two years.
Howard Beckley, junior engineer ana
tsenior arts and sciences student. Tulsa
Is studying on the problem OF reflnlhs
"cracked" gasoline, or refining gas pro-
duced from the heavier oils by heating
them to a high temperature and SUD
iecting them to extreme pressure.
Another line OF research is being con
Quoted by Harold Shaner, senior engl-
neer. New Wilson. He is attemptihs
the Reconsideration Of crude oils.
Bert Weidener, unclassified engineer
Sapulpa, is conducting research in ma
tural gas and is centerlng attention on
developing a process for the manuiac-
| turing OF higher alcohols from crude
natural gas Although he has been al
work on the task for several weeks, the
process has not been completed
one of the original lines OF student
research in geology At the University
of Oklahoma is being carried out by
Robert Beckstrom, unclassilied engi-
neer, Norman. He is dealing with the
retorting Of bituminous shales after he
has completed considerable work IN
geology. including field investigation
trips in the Arbucke mountains. Beck
strom has been interested in this WORK
for some time and has produced several
new methods that probably will develop
into commercial Importance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-05
Society
BY RUTH NOLAN
Phone 53S

The Baptist Young Peoples Train.
ing Course in the b. Y. p. U. manual
will be conducted every Sunday after
noon at o'clock by Ndivision three
on April 10.
All members of the B. Y. p. L. are
urged to complete manual as diploma
will be given. The manuals will be dis
tributed at the close of the prayer meet
ing, this Wednesday.
:. !. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lowenstein OF
1O17 McLish avenue, southwest an
uCunce the birth of a daughter, Non
day April 1.
The Sunday School Workers Of the
Broadway Baptist church enjoyed a
$3.50 o'clock supper at the church, last
evening which was followed by bust
ness meeting.
Mrs J. \. Boiler and Mrs. Tom Hol-
land were hostesses to the members ol
the Maccabees last evening with an
informal evening of games and con
tests at the home Of the former, 1888
West Main street. The home was at
tractive in it's decorations Of red ana
white roses and carnations.
Although the weather was rather un-
settled the majority Of the Maccabees
were present. Miss Helen Durie won
the first prize and Mrs. Will Roberts
boobie prize in the contest.
The next monthly party will be helu
the first week in May, announcement
Of the hostesses will be made later
+ !. =
The Senior EndeaVor Society OF the
/ First Presbyterian church held an IN
/ teresting meeting on last Sunday even
/ ing at the church. Jack Livington LED
| the subject, Bring Christ Into the
| Community"
The members of the society entered
into the spirit of the work with a
great deal of interest and showed by
the exposition of the thought "ChrlS
in the community" that they had earn
estly studied Miss Helen Dolman sang
for the society.
A great deal of interest is being
manifested in the Young People
Christian Work and the attendance is
increasing every meeting contest
for membership has just been complet'
ed in which the boys and girls TOOK
sides The girls won and the boys are
planning to give a party in their honor
in the near future.
A cordial invitation has been extend
ed by the Society to all friends ano
members of the church to join them
at the meetings held on Sunday even
ing at G:30 o'clock.