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The New York herald., 1921-06-05
FOREST HILLS GARDENS. l.. I.

Nine room stucco corner house. porchcs
baths, maids room garage; block from
station. ~ minutes to Penn. terminal newly
decorated; sell for $4,000: rent $500; fur
nished $3.50. Boulevard 6i99.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

SOUND BEACH. CONN.
For rent. furnished July, August and
September, six and bath. large ver-
anda. lnwns; 30 minutes committing to New
York; q o. Il. o. Box 81. Sound Beach.
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Connecticut.

FINEST FARM BARGAINS IN conn.
Shown In our Free Portfolio OF T52 pictures
Y. y. II, o G Y NJ. I " O.. lli broadway
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

FOREST HILLS GARDENS l.. l.
oil Tennis Place Apartment: sacrifice sum
OF 1876 TO October I. unfurnished. Apply 20
Apt or phone Boulevard c545
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. J.. I.
No. 3s. beautifully furnished apartment.
for summer; sacrifice SIZE: front: cool
southwest view for miles: housekeeping
enormous rooms. Apply Superintendent or
phone Boulevard 6545.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

HISTORIC STONE HOUSE-Trunk road.
in charming village, State highway; large
stone house, 3 baths, built 1912 by famous
General: Q acres garage; most wonderful
opportunity: automobile inn, residence or
sanitarium; nothing like II in state; must
be sold; price attractive. BATSON FARM
AGENCY, 4s9 9th ay.. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, l.. l.
No, 8a Gardens Apartment; fropt. . rooms
and bath; sum OF $3.50 TO october I. nnfur-
nished; subiot. Apply TO Apt. or phone
boulevard 65s5.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

ATTENTION, DOG, CAT, CHICKEN FAN
CIERS.-Location sells stock 2 acre farm.
corner Hampstead Turnpike. % miles OUT Z
room bungalow, garage. 81 500: easy terms.
BOWEN. 3l6 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn.
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OPPORTUNITY.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, l.. I.-Modern one
half stucco and frame house. rooms and
BATH all improvements: plot 5Ox121; won.
derful bargain. Call Saturday afternoon, all
Sunday. A. KALsB, II North Centre av.'
Rockville Centre.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

HOMES AND ACREAGE. Write +. UNSER.
Mineola. Tel. Garden City 1642W.
HOMES, So, 500 upward. easy terms. HYDE
4 BAXTER, Port Washington. l.. /.
LONG ISLAND.-stop paying high rents;
new six room houses only Sc, 800; full size
cellar. all improvements, tax exempt. Terms
reasonable to responsible people. Write
LUMBER DEALER, r 40 Herald. Herald sI:
IYNBROO K.-Pre-war bargain, modern Z
room Colonial house, steam heat, fire.
place, parquet floors: plot 50x100: 81 .0OO
So, 900 cash: have others on $500 cash w. q.
RYDER, opp. station. Phone 102S Lynbrook.
LONG BEACH lot for SALE block 81, lot II /;
will sell at a price MORRIS BERNSTEIN,
1900 Arch ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
MODERN, cosey room cottage, all improve
ments. progressive community; Hollis
offer. Address ANXIOUS. Cos Arbuchle
Building. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

SACRIFICE, ~ room house. r. acres fine
land: corner property: large barn. garage.
two chicken houses. corn crib lots apples.
peach. cherry. plums. gra pes, flowers. shade
easy terms. w. NJ EVANS. Pearl River.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

NrrTIEY ~ T.
HOUSE FOR SALE.
LOOK That sanitarum or boarding house
you wanted II rooms. bath, all improve
ments: steam heat, electricity: several fire
places. sun porch. long piazza. perfect
pair; newly decorated. buy and hear the
birds sing around you one-third acre.
JONES, isi Holmes st., Belleville, y. J.
Phone 1870.
NUTLEy,
THE TDEAb HOME TOWN
N n high class residential suburb. high.
rolling and piciurcsque over 90 per cent.
OF the residents own their homes. ideal
environment. excellent schools. golf and
country clubs. attractive public parks. Send
for "Nutley in Nutshell" Secretary. box
~. Nutley, N. j. -
ONE family house. six rooms and bath. cleo
trio light steam heat. plot N0xiOo; price
IS, 600, cash 81 ,500 location Roselle Park.
~. J. Apply =. MANN, . Rector st. Rector
55t.
OWNER leaving for Europe would sell or
rent modern room house In Palisades. \.
FTCHTNER. 10 Anderson av., Palisades.
". J. Longacre 1917.
Park RIDGE. n. 1.--ror sale. fine houee.
oil modern improvements, rooms and bath
vacuum steam heat. electric light. grounds
over acres with two story barn large
chicken house; fine bearing apple. pear. and
peach trees. ~ miles from station; price
81 500: cash 81. 500 ADOLpH FREUD, Jr.,
Ridgcfieid Park. n. J. Phone iIackensack
22caM.
RANfsEY. = Attractive room cottage, barn
.s~ tx...xr e. 81.
, 1921-07-03

JERSEY CITY. y. j.. July q
Jack Dempsey. worlds heavyweight
boxing champion, left for the arena
from the home of William c. Seppen-
heimer, bank president and million.
aire sportsman. where he spent tbs
night, at 2;35 o'clock this afternoon.
Dempsey was given a rousing cheer
by a crowd of several thousand per.
sons as he emerged from the house.
Escorted by Chief OF Police Bent.
ley, the champion entered an auto.
mobile and preceded by a squad OF
motorcycle policemen, he was driven
TO the arena through a lane OF cheer.
ing admirers. Dempsey smiled and
waved his hand in friendly greetings
10 the crowd.
The champion entered one OF the
fremont street entrances of the
arena. virtually unobserved at 2.4o p.
m. A large crowd that had gathered
on Montgomery street expecting him
to enter n auc on that side was
disappointed.
, 1921-07-03

Medicine and surgery treats and deals With effects. while
chiropracuc is scientific. Medicine is rnercenary. white
sasiSsaiions. while medicine is based on the tSegy :" and emu
rno,l No system ts Of healing known today car compare even re.
torma of nu. pncumonia. infantie paralysis, typhoid fever,
%s%. In GpsssSrS hG Eesephai It i of so-eaile sy si tse Res aheRi
even after the N; ps; had given the case up to die while
81 s,1 this Is disease \ ,sS. 'h hs ,s reeoye r., under = TT. medical ,r.a, n alone %c
refuse 70 admit the proven facts regarding the uniform sue
they moi, only misstate the facts in the case. but Deliberately
people. They invoke the aid Of our numerous soealled leg
asItes ann against a@ sf@ eTery 70 o etSSs system $ r0F Of + healing HHnsi'' they he 'n suS.
in one way "e or another. a and ' affiliate with II the II blae e and
most eo, ,ps political Eoyt o, Sanss, tiers II they can sns crush M chiro,
e I : nc s,6 NJ in T. l'i is, think * q ,h hen ,soYsana /. q homes in our
s Tes s,sb snskp ,ssn d hs enters .s silently ,b and hn %nHn o%S "sd tar, tar
and bears the spirit away in astral form: or leaves a wreck
eases the human dynamo is On fire, the fever mounts higher.
Wider. thirst BECOMES orSss e sSssss ." hai i n Tsara ang PhSS,,
and finally the sIrslnE in the bioodstream begins to abate.
Assumes nc control tire of or tse o a eGhe' com N d nepeTnns T e cr nsS
SPECIALISTS are called with those already in attendance, all
At this junc,Sre a a ne,shSof lady and friend % sn ssrs' u mo
mon ground o Snmanay. She s apprissd BY y the ne mother !
Ss, P 3 j. re- s%S n, 5sIrais any I ionssS : asks se5sIs;;
the h Gh, r. tor, is ,, ushersd into thu PRESENCE Of the frai
anslysesiiy; and having ssintsIly pa,psteS nc Saryle 4
and located the subluxation. deftly adjusts 1t by n ,ccoil
In a comparatively short time the entire symptom com.
pick changes, tho child becomes conscious, md recovery
is uneventful. This brief description of n hypothetical cas-
is typical Of thousands of such cases that have occurred and
that II stll occurring throughout our loud.
I am forced TO the conclusion thai the desperate nnIag-
onism of the medical profession towards Chiroprnctc Ia par
ticular is due to the fact that they rtcosnize0 in it their most
formidable enemy. and are therefore using every available
means in their power to crush 1t.
In the late European war. that holocaust, that seething
cauldron. the crucible OF God marched brave men of every
nationality and from every land. There all were amalgn-
mated in that crucfble- OF fire and a new race was born,
but like dumbdriven cattle. and to reason and to ;tL'.
and to accept the common fatherhood of PneS-o ~
, 1921-07-03
American League

out a great whoop when the knock
out came. From his seat in the last
row of five-fifty's he started walking
along the chair tops to the ring.
"Gangway for a general" he
shouted n the crowd let him pass.
Arrived at the ring. he shook
Dempsey's hand. Alta boy, Jack"
he said. You're a real champion all
right. We're proud OF you
The champions lips curled into =
smile as he acknowledged the greet.
ing.
, 1921-07-03

Lieut.. Clsp=r Collins camp No. Is.
from II. W. Lawton camp No. 1.
Acceptance address by TIE camp
commander.
Closing prayer by Rev. W. L.
French.
Monday. July 4.
Sac a. M.-opening session Of &c.
tpartrarat in 7. o. o. F. hall.
10 A. M.-Miitary. f-atc--ai :rades
and decorated auto parade
$50 first prize. ss5 second prize. SIS
third prize for camps turning out
the greatest percentage of thsir
membership. Casper camp barred.
$50 first prize. ss5 second prize, SIS
third prize. for the ~frate-nal organi.
zation who turn out the greatest per
centaso OF their membership.
$50 first prize. S35 second prize, $40
third prize. for labor organization
that turns out the greatest percent.
ago OF their membership.
$50 prize for the best Not in pa
raGe.
All camps. frate-nal and labor or.
~.g1ni=ations who wiz parade must
send the number OF members they
have certified by tbs adjutant or SC
Rotary Of their organization. 10 Sam.
uel Shove. room Se5. Midwest build.
ing.
IL A. M.-Band concert
Reading of Declaration of InGe
pendcncc by commander OF Camp No
9-Roger NJ. Hal6en.
Prayer-Rev. Philip ". Edwards
Speaker Of the day. Gen. Tasker H
Bliss.
l P. M.-Department meeting in l
o. o. J.. hall.
$50 p. M.=Mee;ing Grand Liar OF
Colorado, Military Order of tho Ser
pent
S p. M.-Grand military order oil
the serpent parade. Illuminated.
10 p. M.-Grand display II fire
works. South Center ere on tn,
'oothiii.
Tuesday. July 5.
. A.. determination OF department
,eicers. Reports of committees. Elce
ion OF officers.
I p. M,-Finishing OF business o.
he department and selection OF en-
;ampnent place for 1922.
. p. M.-Public Installation OF de
7artment officers elect.
G p. M.-Neterans' annual Ian
,uet. HenhinE hotel.
. J.. M.-veterang' ball.
, 1921-07-03

IFS brief statement Of the success Of
iImsHj6r" The New Jersey Boxing com.
mission were introduced from the cen
ter OF the ring. While his was going
on Carpenter kept constantly looking
aioft at two a%irplanes soaring over
head.
The sixth preliminary was -iimi.
mated.
bll was introduced and he
challenged the winner. There was a
delay OF a few minutes while DENIM.
seys hands were bling ~bsndaged in the
presence OF Descamps. Carpenters
With this over a new pair
Of eight-ounce gloves were tied on
Dempseys n by MsDager. Err wuri
away, which was only n l.algus
, 1921-07-03

RINGSIDE. JERSEY CITY. n. j..
July 2.-Speculators in fans got
caught long at today's fight.
Instead al finding themselves in a
Turkish bath as they had expected.
the spectators found it no u~npleasan
even with their coats on, so that there
wa little show OF the latest shirt.
ings.
As for fans-poofs,
, 1921-07-03
EAGLE To SCREAM WHEN VETS
INVADE CITY FOR 9-DAY FETE
Continued from Page /,

fto Order OF tse serpen. viii appear
n I'd i.iumsnarel parade which is
rhver.Lscc as a spectacular feature.
AFx oun-ec.cc.s by Samuel shove
Tat .he bot dcc-rnted building would
6--v = prtzo of So today gave i'm
pet.:s 20 decor1e.ops IN the business
district md By Monday n majority OF
t~tric.Aifc- arc expected TO be rwathcd
in tire national coso-s Ly uss OF flags
and 5Citting. Window ci5pinys win
ll;ewiss be in harmony with welcome
written il unmistGkrbie signs.
GOVERNOR TO WELCOME
VISITORS TO STATE
= Gov. igobcr. ID. Ca-cy will extend
a warm welcome TO the veterans ut
the opening cess.on of the encamp-
rcent Z. Tho high school auditorium
sunday evening at S o'clock At OK
CcsScs on Monday Cen. Tasktr II.
Miss will be speaker OF the day. The
cncamppens Will close Tuesday with a
public Installation OF officers. a ban
qGen. ard q dance.
For the benefit of prospective par
uc.pants in tho Monday parade,
which Is Sscheduled to form at 10 a m.
With Samuel Shove as marshal OF the
eay. the directions for assembly arc
unpublished below. together with the
revised program Of events for the
tSrce-dsy encampment:
On Center u.rcat, sozth OF Tenth.
marshal OF tho day and aides. Cas-
per band. city officials. fire and po-
lice departments.
On Tenth street, cast-C. a. II. in
automobiles. department officers Of
Spani5h-American War Veterans, de-
Pertinent executive committee and
department. officials OF ladies' aux.
HAIRY.
4 On Tenth street. vess-Spaniar,.
american War veterans according to
tholR camps. from No l to No. 16.
kdies' auxiliary following.
On Ninth street east-American
Legion followed by the ladie3' aux.
niary and Boy Scouts.
q On Ninth street. west-Moose fife
and drum corps. Moose lodge anf
othcr fraternai organizations and fra.
terna floats. followed by Scottish
clan. hagpipes and "Horribies.-
On Eighth east-Labor organiza.
tons headed bv labor band. floats tc
he with organization.
IN EisHtnf iapor crsdnila
ucnr.
ION Eleventh. east-Mc-chants' floats
and automobiles.
On Seventh. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Block captains win he assigned to
each block for formation OF the IA
race. Samuel Shove will be marshal
OF the day.
The complete program for the three
day encampment and celebration he
ginning July 3 follows:
Sunday. July =.
Morning-Arrival OF delegates and
members. All trains will be met upor
entering the city and r~isisors es.
co-ied 70 department. headquarters
AiI those coming via auto should re
port at ono upon arrival to headquar
ters in Hcnning hotel. register and
tereive the badges.
1880 A.. M.-Car= leave tho Hen
ming hotel for the Salt Creek oil fields
luncheon served Mt the Midwest no
tel there.
s p. M.-Joint scscn United
States War Veterans and Ladies'
auxiliary in new industrial high
school auditorium.
Program:
Opening Address-SamueI Shove
chairman OF executive committee.
Prayer-Rev. Philip K. Edwards
Address OF Weicome-City and
Stnte-Gov. Robert D, Carey.
Memorial address by department
Inspector. Samuel r. ThomasTFor
the departed chaplain, f r. Cary
who lost his life in the Pueblo Hood
disaster. I
Presentation OF camp colo-s to
, 1921-07-03

The latest and most enternrisinE Of
Somen's clubs in London Is ne which
'rhfines its memberships to girls and
women employed in domestic service
The club has a cozv home centrally "a
ntcd In the city. where the cook or
maid servant may spend her aftcrnoi,
, 1921-07-03

The T. S. c. graduates in the field In addition
lgnt the truin tnat germs are not the cause OF
nealtn as well as the cause oil all disease, Is
Witnin the body. thus verifying the truth. that
lvaccines where used are In all cases a positive
lfe, anu when used lessen tho chances OF recoN-
ny u poison they must be eliminated from the
therefore AFFECT adversely ali OF the vital forces
This was abundantiy proven by the most dag
Ilceful example OF ignorance and incn.cIcncy IN
kinds OF diseases by allopathic medium during
4 epidemic of the flu at the close Of the recent
In Germany and the allies. This afforded the
~ opportunity OF making a supreme test of tbs
u allopath4c medium in all OF ITS manifold phases
disease. Prior to the war they had the benefit
Laboratories with unlimited working capital. The
iron-nsted manner with which they conducted
would have made an absolute monarch insanely
abundant supply of anutoxin, serums and
Cy went about Their work.
, 1921-07-03

Pear Sir: I am sending you
circumstances which eventually i
Chiropractic Fountain Head. for,
several different occasions my 4
ropractic in the cure OF disease. "
e.. s. c.. for terms OF admissiop
and received a prompt reply. -
the International College of Ch
and when their answer to my N
yours. / found that they offered (
in respect to both time and mo 2
OF Information on this subject h
that Chiropractic wal Chiroprac
from which II emanated. and +
dent Green. who was running 4
ing an NJ. D.. also n graduate o
the University OF Michigan. Coz.
course in Chiropractic vastly S.
by any other school of Chlropr.
ting the hest in Chirocractic to
as Don as 7 could arrange to ~
Few Gays afterwards.
, 1921-07-03

followed your advice, useh Fniryfo-s
Burton P~insfer~ard ny SIRE bunion Is
: tnir- Of the past. Always recon
nenced by Casper Pharmacy.=Adv
7-o-I.
, 1921-07-03

The highbrow in charge. a veritabe Car. dictated a ste-
rcotyped lane of treatment fer all kinds of illness. and dis
eases sucn as nu. TYPHOID. measles. pneumonia and small
lo1. and no subordinate was allowed to add to or subtract
or homeopath or osteopath was allowed to treat any case
under their care by their respective systems IN pain Of Sc
law. supported by the army and navy, stood squarey be-
hind them; therefore they were granted everything they
asked. but despite all this they met the most disgraceful de
feat In all history. Their death record was one IN is; with
the ostnopath one in 1877. and the Christian Scientists one in
53, while Chiropractors was one in Ss6. The allopath new
err searches for the cause of disease, which he conccives to
find the cause OF pain in any region of the body. he ex-
Cgses the organ under the han of suspicion lying within or
nearest TO this region. II 1t is the stomach 1t is either all
or in part removed. and tho same is true OF tho kidney, ap-
peadix. gall bladder. the tonsils and teeth are made to ac-
count for practically all obscure pathology, and are accord
lrgly sacrificed without further consideration.
Nirchon is considered the greatest authority In medical
disease. Yet his subsequent Investigations convinced him that
germs are not the cause of disease. but are at most only an
Incident attending the pathological lesion. and he 80 stated
this fant. OF course no one today who can make correct
premises, and from them deduct logical conclusions or who
desires to he ciassed with those who re abreast OF the most
advanced conclusions regarding the medical and surgical
epochr liking Investigations OF DIR. John b. Frazer and his
associates OF Toronto. Canada. to prove If germs cause
disease.
The only theory of the cause of disease that has stood
and that Will continue to sand the most grilling tests is that
is known as Chiropractic which was not discovered until
1895. by one ID. ID. Palmer. His discovery va made purely
by accident. and while he made the discovery of the funda-
mental principle. yet he was not permitted to witness the
evolution and full fruition OF his great discovery which was
at once both evolutionary and revolutionary. And having
made his contribution toward the evolution OF a higher and
achievements. he passed to the Astral realm, where he could
continue his evolution unhampered by physical limitations.
, 1921-07-03

Miss Lillian Cringle, 10 car Of age.
= town clerk OF Peel. in the Isle OF
Nnn. and the youngest person TO hold
,ffice in the United Kingdom. r
, 1921-07-03

An anulbacheior bin introduced into
the Turkish Parliament makes mar
rage compulsory for men over TWEEN
ty-five.
, 1921-07-03

RINGSfDE. July "A soldier of
h First division. his fatigue cap
cooked on one side OF his head. let
, 1921-07-03

The ~chiropractor "
Science and Art OF CT
meric system, and VI
families, can approach
ing OF assurance that
his skillfui and well dl
, 1921-07-03

OF amid all tia comforts and iuxures
or an upso-date clubhouse.
, 1921-07-03

n
tn preliminaries. but
q lily conceded to have
leont in the fret tilt.
bnatch.
leTas extraordinarily
'Hudience. During the
hardly a sound,
" the gong and the
sigh az relief as the
the crowd arose and
dts first faster.
bout between Packey
ankle Burns. bantam
d Immediately.
, 1921-07-03
CHEERED
PORT.

al n. Y, July q
Iaier left Port Washing
iarsey City on the yacht
.0:45. He was accom-
ncois Descamps, Angus
a Pierre Mallet. friend
prles Ledoux. French
champion; Paul Jour
heavyweight. and other
'~entourage
rood sized crowd at the
: and wave to the chal-
al escort followed the
ishe pointed her nose
and started for Jersey
from his morn
tly after $50 a. m. As
house. he walked arm
'ilson and Mallet, sing
d. the Gangs An Here"
-owd OF admirers at his
,er was given a brisk
entering the house and
r the morning papers.
IN eagerly, reading the
| manifesting great in
ictures and carr 7ns.
t up to his room. When
was attired in a light
light cap. tan shoes,
, 1921-07-03

FOR RENT3Furnished slecpingroon
near refinery and boarding house.
Phone 1851. I-2.2t
, 1921-07-03

When the nu. infal
therta. scarlet fever. m.
sion are at once stampe'
quarantine and squirt Sc.
guarded and he declares
that the outcome Is a .
measured by the virulcr'
as being an entity.
, 1921-07-03

TOR RENT-Nica neat bedroom with
privilege of hath. Board 70 reSrefl.
1902 south Ash. Phone 3i5J. -T2-2t
FOR -RENT-Room in mosierr hong
for orc or Two 7rnt'eg1cu; Close in.
Phone 147I. T35 Souti, Bcch.
as s-21t
, 1921-07-03

FOR RENT-Sleeping room. with
kitchen privileges Corne CY and
South Walnut. I-2-5t'
, 1921-07-03

FOR RENT-Two basement rooms
for light housekeeping. $50. Phone
t14e-W- 1-2-it
, 1921-07-03

FOR RENTlTwo rooms. furnished
for light housekeeping; in basement
inquire s21 South Rimball. Phone
l17J. 7-s.lt'
, 1921-07-03
TOO LA1E TO CLASSIFY.

FOR sALE@Two Ford speeds.ers: one
Ford roadster one Ford touring,
5-.-its
, 1921-07-03

FOR RENT-Moderr apartment three
rooms. basement and bath. Chas.
Anda- 100 North Beech s-e-2ts
, 1921-07-03

DflteT humanity ne grey
achievements. he passed I
continue his evolution vi
But what OF the great AZ
tic. which was fraught W
all humanity? Was II to
manity again placed at {
conceived In bigotry and
1t was not according to t
God moves in II mvstcri
He plans His footsteps in
The statement OF the fur
philosophy. the collection
the perfection OF its art.
mere youth without moi
friends. History bears e
in all great and trying cri
ton of the race n compe
ready to meet the issues
execution. p. i. Palmer
within himself" and set 2
work in the development
Of Chiropractic. which IN
hand has grown at a pi
about Chiropractic Is tina
ministered by any auxiiii
hands alone. Scarcely h,
his work until organized
archy, the A. NJ. A.. bcgal
at first was viewed in the
but now with positive ala
that organized medicine
disnosal for the purpose
methods. and in every W
In their interests. to the
method of healing. regar
who are the voters and
who should say what our
law pertaining to the he
of the A. NJ. A. and wa
ends. and to fasten their /
any altruistIc motives.
, 1921-07-03

WANTED TO RENT-Ford delivery
car. Phone 511-W. ss5 North
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-04-28
SpURGM NOTES

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mayfield spent
Sunday at Wm. Burns.
Will Amos and family were Mon
day visitors at j. Calkin's.
Ray Chase. d. ID. Lawton, and
Frank Jacobs were trading In Kim
ball Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Goolsby were Wis
iting Mrs. Tom Elkingttn Wednes-
day.
Thor Rasmussen and Fred schri.
ber were trading in Kimball. Tues
day.
Carl Kline was trading at Stol-
lars store Tuesday.
Mrs Sarah Goolsby went to st.
Paul, Nebraska Friday where she
will visit a few days with her grand
daughters, Mrs. f. Peake and
Mrs. Bowman.
Mr.. an Mrs ]. r. Spurgin were
trading in Kimball, saturday.
Ben Mayfeld and Mike Goedl were
trading In Kimball, saturday.
Mrs. NJ. u. Peake was trading In
Kimball Saturday
Mrs Racheal ELLINGTON returned
70 her home in Sidney, Saturday.