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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
PRIME MINISTER
MAY VISIT j. s.
LLOYD GEORGE WILL ATTEND
CONFERENCE IN AMERICA
IF POSSIBLE.
INVITATION is WELCOMED
Premier Says England Viii Wish suo.
cess To the Proposed WASHINGTON
Meetine-French Government
Comment Guarded.

London.-Prime Ninister IIo,.,
george may go to America to attend
the conference on international dis
armament called by President Hard
ing. He will go if it is at all possible
and much depends on the date of the
conference. He will be busy for the
next month or two with ireland. the
domlnlons, and the Near East but all
tnose problems now appear to be in a
ldlr way to settlement. The nrime
minister is extremely anxious to visit
the United States.
1t is'possible now to reveal som.
OF the inner history of the pegotia.
'iohs. Ambassador Harvey. who an.
parently had made bad beg,nn,,c =,
LONDON through inattention to his TO.
mai duties, it now turns out was an.
soroed in delicate negotiations toward
international peace in which he was
assisted by DR.. Nicholas Murray Rpt.
Ter, president of Columbia Universit,
VINO ostensibly was in England on a
holiday. Mr.. Harvey is now fully re-.
stored in the good opinion of political
ana ornclal circles who had been in.
cilned to resent his treatment
when the time came Mr.. Harvey in.
formed Washington that the proner
moment had arrived and Mr.. Hard.
lng's invitation resulted.
Prime Minister Lloyd George mad.
an important statement in the Hou,,
OF Commons on the position of Great
britain, America, Japan and also m.
Anglo-Japanese treaty.
When ] said / hoped TO make
statement on the question of the pa.
chic and the Far East was awaiting
replies to conversations which have
taken place between the foreign asc-
retary and representatives of foreiy,
countries, China and Japan" he said
l am very glad to inform the House
mat we have received the views Of
tne united States and they are ex-
tremely satisfactory. The Chinese al
SO nave replied satisfactorily We
nave not yet had formal repIv from,
japan. but we have reason to believe
that 1t will be in the sar:a senca
we welcome with the utmost pleas.
ure' President Hardign's wise and
courteous initiative. The world has
oeen looking TO the United States for
such lead and heartily wish il sue.
cess. No effort will be shared n
make 1t so on the part of the British
empire, which shares 10 the full the
liDeral and progressive spirit fnspir.
ing 1t. am therefore in a position TO
INFORM the House of the course of the
proceedings of the imperial confer
ence
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
Ships Will Honor Perm

New fork.-The dreadnoughts Ok.
lahoma and Nevada. in command q,
rear Admiral Hugh Rodman. has left
mere for Callao, Peru, carrying an
american commission to the eenten.
ary celebration of Peru's independ-
ence. The vessels are due at Callae
July "a, the date the celebration be-
gins, and will remain there about q
week.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
FOR HURRIED READERS.

Arcadia.-The First National Rant
= arcadia held reception in its new
suarters July Z.
Lake Charles-Winston Overtou
"ok his oath OF office as state su.
IRENE judge at New Orleans recently,
Baton Rouge. = Bruce Starns and
ns brother. Guy Starns. were drown.
y while bathing in Amite river. about
. sen miles east Of here.
Aexandria.-A Shrine ceremonial
was conducted here bv Jerus.Ier
temple OF New Orleans at which sixtv
more novices were initiated
Monroe.-Hundreds OF cows and
es are afflicted with anthrax in
'owiands along the Ouachita riy-
ilom Camden. Ark, to Harrison.
- La, for distance of $50 miles
more according to B. NJ. Jackson
u''urai agent. Mr.. Jackson said
~ are scores Of cases in Ouachita
ouse se and Caldwell parishes in
"a '0''om lands along the river.
80 ,1-sanoria.-George Lewis, who re-.
m the Hineston community wa.
a'ed while out in his field de.
e ants, which were depredatinp
crop. He was fired upon nv
unidentified person with a load
rsnor The charge took effect in
shoulder and the left side OF
Killing him instantly.
"A gasoline war has begun
0ot the Northeastern Louisi- |
southern Arkansas gas fields
- ~, ol which 1t is expected the
oe reduced considerably.
~ "nile two boys. sons of
~ 49,. 'pe. a merchant Of this
- naying with a gun, the
- - uischarged accidentally /
~ the boys received a ser;ons
= the back of his head.
- &I.'eans.-Large oil distribu.
Consumers in New Orleans
20 make a strong fight
osed national import dntv
s~o meetings of the Asso.
oonnerce. the opponents
.@1< nave prepared rs.-.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
VIII Build Airshins

Akron. O.-Closely following an.
nouncement that Akron rubber facto-
ries nave increased automobile tire
production to $4,000 castings and 75,-
ooo tubes daily. the Goodyear Tire
and Rubber Company has announced
1t had landed government order for
tnree large dirigles and 3S observa.
ton balloons for army and navy use
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
To Be No Rail Relief.

Washington.-Senate investigation
OF the arilroad situation was suspend
ed by Chairman Cummins of the Sen.
ate Interstate Commerce Committee
until the middle or latter part of Au-
gust. This is taken to mean that
there will be no railroad relief Iegis.
lation at the present extra session of
Congress.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
Steel Work CurtaiIed

youngstown. O.-Steel mill opera.
tions in the Youngstown district will
continue considerably curtailed. OWN,
70 the shutdown Of sheet mills which
work under agreements with tbs
Amalgamated Association of Iron.
Steel and Tin Workers.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
Nine. curIe In France,

Cherbougr. France.--Mme. Curie.
co-discovered of radiuIn, who has
been visiting the United States. has
arrived on board the s, Gamer Olymp-
lc. She was formally gretted by gov.
srnment officials and school children
bearing flowers
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
Reds To Coin Silver.

Riga.-Coinage of silver rubles is
expected to begin at the Petrograd
mint September l, according to wire.
less dispatches from Moscow. The
new rubles will be of the same weight
as the old issue, but will bear a d.f
terent design.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
Fire DESTROYS Baroe .

New Orleans.-The self-propellsd
barge Merriwether caught fire from q
short circuit in the dynamo room re-
Gently while being towed across Lake
Pontchartrain to Vaudeville for 70
pairs. and was totally DESTROYED.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
Terminal Site Leased.

Memphis, Tenn.-Memphis obtain.
ed a 99-year lease on the old Frisco
incline" property below the river
bridges. 1t is the site Of the million
dollar river terminals to be started
soon.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
Has Tri-Colored Corn

Chicago.-After three years of ex.
pertinent, Prof. William L. Doodburn
Of Northwestern University has pro-
duced an ear of corn containing red.
white and blue kernels.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
Dared. Dives To Death

Janesville. Wis.-Ernest Miller, 20,
Chicago, took dare of girl compan,
ions to dive in Delavan lake recently
and never came up.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
Fighting Is Reported,

Paris.-Serious fighting has oc.
Cured in the neighborhood of Bogha.
dich, about 20 miles southwest Of
Brussa, Asia Minor, says an Angora
dispatch.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
Cholera Is Snreadinn-

Stockholm. - Asiatic cholera is
spreading rapidly in the whole of Eu.
ropean Russai. There were 5000
cases reported up to June rs.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
Coke Plant Cuts wan..

Connellsville. Pa. = Approximately
1000 coke workers in the Independent
plants of the Connells Vile region
we're affected recently by 10 per cent
reduction in wages. the second this
rear.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
Senator ResIon. Scat.

Washington. Senator Wolcott
Democrat Of Delaware. has resigned
rom the Senate to accept the chan
sslloryhip Of his state. HIS tsrn
seald haye eSpirsd Msrch 4 1s3a
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
Forest Fires Out

Duluth, Minn.-Forest fires in Min.
nesota have practically abated.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16

Lake Arthur.-At local mass meet
ing. it was decided to circulate petit
tions asking the resignation Of w. p.
Annette, parish superintendent of ed.
ucation.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16

Lake Charles.-An unidentified man,
aged 80 to 35, five feet nine or ten
inches in height, weighing approxi
rnately 140 pounds, was found in Eng.
lish bayou
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16

Shreveport.-Two wells in the
Haynesville district, both materially
extending the proved oil area, have
been brought in. Hunt No.
l. Section Is, is flowing 1000 barrels
daily at 277s feet The Floresheim.
Goree No. 1, Section 81, is flowing 600
barrels daily at 1869 feet.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16

Shreveport.-The North Louisiana
Independent Oil and Gas Producers
Association adopted resolutions
strongly urging a protective tarin on
Mexican crude oil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09
TARCZA

is, ahova csufondaros ,grimaszo-
kat szoktam felkiildeni egy rozsa-
szinszoknyas, nyalka egykorunak
S mem font, hat meg sem koty-.
tyant. .Alltam, hogy kekiltem
belle.
= Ne man! II. csapta ossze
tenyeret szomszedasszony almel-
kodva joizii hahotaval kacagta
ell magat.
Az lelismeres talpraallitott.
Anyahmra n6ztem. Mem mosoly-
gott. Szomoru volt.
Felelem 0lelte meg szivemet
s mintha Macy, hideg ejszakaban
jarnek,' suhogott benmem az ag-
godalom, de mindegy. Tovabt
bolondoztam, hogy szomszed
asszony nevethessen. Nekidural
tam magam es ciganykereket
kezdtem hanyni. Villan6 sebesen
gordult a megszokott vilagom szi
nere-visszajara csillagos eg {
a hideg, sotet fold elyvesztetteh
helyuket szememben. -. Ele
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09

Budapestr6l jelentik: varga Jen5,
valutakereskedo 200 dollart vasarolt
! minap az Eotvos IS Tarsaj cegt6l. A
valutaszokvanyok szerint szombaton
szallitottak lie a 200 dollart, amelyeket-
azonban varga mem akart, atvenni'
inert ket darabot kifogasolt, koz0ttiik.
Abban allapodtak meg, hogy hetf6n
kieserelik kifogasolt aarabokat,
azonban hetf5n amikor dollar 20
ponttal esctt, varga vonakodott at
yenni a dollarokat, ebbGl :verekedes
tamadt es az Eotvos c6g ket tisztvise-
l6jet veresre vertek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09

a szomszed negyemcletes haz te-
teje es mem font, lent az balkon
inte 0rultem magamnak. Valan1i
'vad diadafpiros langja csapott fel
a siiiveanb5l. kigyujtotta manor.
raj az arcomat. IS mar olyan bo-
dult volt az sorom benneni, hogy
AIT hittem, a vilag forog k6riilot-
tenn $ en- egyhelyben allok boldo-
gan, szetwetett tagokkal. !. De az
tan izmom, szivem faradni kez-
dett. Szamba kesernyes, emelyi-
to nya1ak gyiiltek. Kikoptem $
csina1tam totabb, de mar minden
perdtil6n ereztem, hogy csak ma
gamat hajigalom magam k0riil.
Vegre egy perdul6n kimeriilten
estem terdre.
De szomszedasszony backol6
dott en- uj tiizzel pattantam fel
Neki a pincetoroknak sarkanyo
kat 0lni! Vad esatakialtasom fel
verte a oszmbaesti, t0preng0, $40
rongo hazat. De jaj, mindhiaba
Mig odajartam a pincetoroknal, ;
szomszedasszony felallt. ;. Ro
hantam vissza, hogy maid vissza
loktem iiltebe.
= Apam aszonta, hogy mam
ny6cra gyiin - lelkendeztem, ha
zudvan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09

Anydm WegfdZhOuOtI.
I'll. Abban a pillanatban meg
csattantak a kapu felol apam, ke-
meny. komor kptei.
Anyamra neztem. "A .szeme tele
gonddal, vadda1 a szomorslsag
kobedermedt az arcan. y. Bor-
congo sirassal dobtam magam az
oleres. 4
Soha tobbe! Soha tobbe!
Aznap hazudtam elsot magam-
ert S komediaztam ugy: mem
az anam mosolyaert.
Rozvanyi Vilmos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09
SZOMBAT ESTE

4 I1OSSIu, koSkeHy3 kulNdIool ho-
yes udvar a Ferencvarosban. Az
EN-. heteves kis eletem alussza ben
ne cs0ndes csipkerozsa-almat.
Hat evvel ezelott egy- versemben
az utcanak nevet,
azota vegem, inert felebredt az
en- kis orszagom, mem Tom
sarga haz, hanem a
benne cit eveim 3. Ha belepsz
a sarga <haz kapujan, balrol van
cgy pincetorok. Mosopince s0tet,
zugokkal. Mikor anyam
Eorhenyesen ego, kis petroleum
lampaja bevilagitota, akkor en-
oft egy este atlag husz sarkanyt
0ltem meg, sot ha kevesebb gond-
jakor anyam aldott elismerot mo-
solyodott ram h6siessegemert, =
volt az olyankor otven is. De ha
mosolya mem vilagitott, gyava let
tenn mar a masodik osszecsapas-
nal elhalkult, elbizonytalanodott
csatakialtasom. Esetleg neki-
mentem sotetsegnek kicsit
szorong6 szivveli meg levagtam
egy harmadik sarkanyt is "fel-
kezzeI," de aztan visszavonul-
tam megis :. F'elkucorodtam a
mos6pad szelere S ha onyam beta
kart, elaludtam. Az 8 biztat6,
dicser6 mosolya nelkiil en- mem tu-
dok vivni -.
Hiv0s, szeles, oszi szombat es-
te. Az apamat varo szombat es-
tex, tudom, nem szepek, inert on.
yes vegyiilt belejjik. Olyankor
hozta a fizeteset. A keddi, SEER
dai szorongasok voltak szebbek,
azokban ahitat volt es nem volt
felelem.
De ez szombat este volt. Har-
man iiltiink az udvar melyen, a
kusz0biink6n. Magam igen izga-
tottan. A szamszedasszonyunk
egy kis, barna ruhacskat mutatott
anyamnak, feher matr6zgaller
volt rata. Nekem jo volt, illett
ram s ket forintert ideadta vol
na -. De penz ma kell -.
= Kifizetem, ha az uram ha-
ia JON g mondta arlyam, csendes,
konoly hangjan terden 0sszekul-
csolta kezet.
= De hazaj0n-e? = bizonyta-
lankodott az assziny.
Anyam hive, mely nyugalom-
NAL felelt:
= Az enyem hazaj0n.
De hat ora mar regen elmult
Els amint anyam hona ala stimuli
tam, ereztem, hogy idonkint osz-
szerezzen S szive ilyenkor d0ngo
nagyot dobban. A szivdobogast
akkor fedeztem fel anyam mellere
tapadt fullel. Mulattam vele.
Fiilem, mintha hohegyek mehne
szunnyad6 rejtelmes kapolna- ka-
pukon kivancsiskodnek, izgatott
erdekl0dessel hallgatta az elet
.egyenletes, scent harangzugasat.
Macy, vegtelenbe futo hangula-
tain tamadfak. Mintha lazas kis
testem felborzolta volna laz eet
els0 iitemeit, amelveket ett0l a
szivt0l kapott. =.
| A szomszedasszonyunk most hir
Ielen 1elallt.
| = Istenem. Hat ora mar. /.
Mar ell is multi. - Els kerd6n, ide-
gesen nezett anyamra.
0 izgatottan mindket tenyeret
az arcara nyomta:
- Mindjart lit lesz!
A szomszedasszony tipegett-topo
gott, aztan visszaUlt helyere. I.
Hallgattak.
En- azonban halalosat ijedtem.
Felugrottam. Nit csinaljak,
hogy az asszony ell ne menjen es
Ell he ada ruhamat? Merit mar
a magamenak tudtam a kis mat
rozgalleros gunyacskat.
Hirtelen leguggoltam S a ket te-
gyeremet foldre tapasztottam.
Egy pillanatig szegyeltem magam
azert, amit tenni akarok. De az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09

Idle t0rekvo vendegenknek Kermit, varokaba kell e
jet vatano es onniok Norfolk Western vonalon)
Amler Coal Company ajat vasutjan asaguk sat
be vsndegeinket Hmlervlere ----t5s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09
tisztelettel meghivjuk

eVl kOZgyuleSere.
Esztendok multak azota hogy magyar munkastestvere
nkto kiilonosen magyar banyaszoktol egy fel mio
doar kertink, azzal epiteni kezdtuk magyar banya
szok banyajat ebben az orszagban.
Kozben vasuta vasut hdat kellett epitenink lido
mutt, es Amerika magyarsaga tudta hogy NIT gon
doljon vaalatunkrol 4
Most elkeszulttnk munkanlkal es be akarunk szamol
nj Macy nyilvanossag eot annak ezernegyszaz test
veriinknek is, akik felmio dolar reank bizak meg
azoknak is, akik hvatva vannak orkodni magyar
kasok foott ebben orszagban hogy nit csinaltunk
rank bizott penzzel Is belenk heyezett bizalomma
Azert hivunk meg munkastestvereinken Xviii minden
skolazot magyar testvert h hogy legyen tiszaban min
den magyar emer ezzel vlaatta hogy elhatarozhassa
Amerka magyarsaga, hogy gyanut vagy szeretet erde
mele magyar banyaszok vallalkozasa.
Nyitva lesz julius masodikan aminthogy mindig is
nyitva volt es marad - nemcsak teepunk es banyank
mnden magyar testver eott de meg zlet konyveink u.s.
hogy ak er hozz es akt erdeke az hogy mi lett enny
sok eber enny sok penzeve megnezhesse alaposan val
lalatunkat
Vaalkozasunk reszvsnyes testveren tula donat kepe
ri eso sorban de mindig AIT httuk es mndig valot
TUX hogy kozkncset kepez egesz amerikai magyar
sagnak es hogy ussa ait attekinteni mndenkinek
aki ugy erz hogy koze amerika magyarokhoz es
hvatva vedehnezni magyar munkasok erdekeit.
Be akarjuk valiant AIT regebhen tett geretnket hogy
betekintest engedtnl sot beeknesre keruk fel nyl
vanossago zletnkbe es tszteette es szeretettel fe
hivunk minden magyar embert, kiilonosen munkas
testverenke es azoka ak elenorzesre hivatva
vannak, hogy eljenek most ezzel az alkaommal
Kozgyesiinkon magan torveny szerint szolas don
test joguk csak reszvenyeseinknek ugyan, de gy
lessen valo jeenetre is tszeettel fekerk mndazokat
akk teepunket es bennunket julius masodkan latoga
tasukkal megtsztenek.
A beszamoason xviii pedg meg akaruk mutatn anne
rika osszmagyarsagnak hogy nit epitett magyar ba
nyszok onerzetes osszetarto torekv abora hogy mi
lyennek keszUt ell magyar banyaszok eso banyaja
orszagban
Terneszetes hogy klonos szeretette hvjuk meg resi-
venyeseinket de rauk xviii barataikat u.s. valamin
minden magyar embert aknek odjaban van idejove
szivesen atunk.
Epen inert ossmagyarsag kozos vagyonanak tartjuk
banyankat naunk magyar emberek kozt mines kilonb
seq es feekezet vagy potikai partaasra vao tentet
nekiil szol 0sznte meghivonk minden embernek
aki magyarnak erzi es vallja magat.
Jojjenek el es teljek meg Amerka magyarja hogy mi
kepen kezetuk ezernegyszaz magyar testvernk felmo
dollar vagyonat es mikepen safarkodtunk belenk he
lyezett nagy bizalommal
Magyar testveri szeretettel:
A HIMLER COAL COMPANY Igazgatosaga
Himler Marion, elnok.
Idle torevo vendegeinknek Kermit Va varosaba n je
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. George Towcrsey
were Alma callers Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Martell of Edmore is
visiting Mrs. George Dalrymple.
Several Prom here attended the
dance in Riverdalc Saturday evening.
Mrs. Scmore of Saginaw was in
town Wednesday soliciting members
for the l.. o. #. NJ. hive here.
Mr. Abbott and Mr.. Cummings OF
Milwaukee. Wis, has purchased the
barber shop and pool room Of Leon
ard Il Son and have taken immediate
possession. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
and son George and S. J. Bailey will
leave soon for parts if Florida where
they will spend the winter.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-15
DAVIS DISTRICT

r. {. Saxton is building an addition
to his house
A dance will be held at the hall,
December 22nd.
Clare Foster visited his parents At
Corunna over Sunday.
Mrs. Flora Baker left the first Of
the week TO visit relatives at Toledo
and Tffin, Ohio.
Chas. Snyder and family of Emer-
son spent Sunday at Peter Fuller's.
Walter Stadlberger is in Toledo this
week as delegate for the Eugene
Arbor Of Cleaners.
About twenty-five friends Of VIM.
Harper and family gave thenfa pleas
ant surprise last Friday night Pedro
and games were the order of the
evening.
Mrs. Mary Withcrcll, one of the
oldest residents Of Gratiot county,
passed away at her home, Dee. 18th,
at the age Of 50 years.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-15
ELWEII

Monday afternoon about o o'clock
O. A. Beach Of Peoples Grain Com
pany was badly burned about the
face and left arm while attempting
to start an engine in the basement of
their elevator here. At the same
time he was tending a smaller engine
pumping wair from cisteIn and
leaned over TO stop small engine
holding a lantern in left hand. The
lantern being directly over the cistern
which had accumulated gas and oils
from the engines, exploded. blowing
him TO the ceiling, tearing his cloth
ing, and burning his face and arms.
The jar broke windows and also
Jared surrounding houses. He was
heard by several who rushed TO his
ad. Finding Mr.. Beach in an un-
conscious state he was taken TO the
office where he regained conscious
ness and was taken TO his home and
is under the doctors care He is i'm
proving as rapidly as could be ex-
pected.
Peter Wabcr, who has been i'll
with tonsilitis for the pas; fIsy weeks,
is able TO be out again.
Marble Slingluff was an Alma call
or Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Clarence Fairchild and little
daughter Lois and Mrs. Ralph Fair
child were Alma callers Thursday.
Several from here attended the
shadow social at the Mallory school
Friday.
Don Currence Of Portland is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs II. g.
Currence, and friends here this week.
John Miller and Chas. Lang worthy
spent a few days last week at Long
Lake.