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Arizona republican., 1921-11-20
Puzzle

Deere & Company, pioneer makers of farming implements. say 6 Ne- braska farmer has to sell $50 bushels of corn to buy a farm wagon, com pared with 200 bushels in 1914. With things out of balance like that, the farmer isn't doing much buying.
 When time evens up the balance, the farmers purchasing power will be restored and factories will tack up the Help Wantedy sign.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

another car. UnIOrtunateIy- Ht Nd5 killed, and at the inquest which fol- lowed things looked very black for the chauffeur of the car.
 Then at length one witness men, toned that the deceased was of Scottish nationality and related the circumstances which led to the acci- dent. The proceedings were then terminated by exonerating the driver from all blame with the verdict Death from natural causes"
 An old lady was sitting in a rail- way train in England reading her newspaper.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20
Lunafics

Inventor Edison suggests that sci- ents of all countries spend five years work perfecting the most frightful war devices. The idea is that the world would become so terrified at its destructive power that 1t would gladly disarm.
 That is a wrong idea for this req eon.
 War is a form of mob insanity.
 The insane do not reason from cause to effect. They cannot. Bad policy to leave razors and pistols around a lunatic asylum.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20
Stupid

An interesting lawsuit in Boston dfscloses that a horse, seized in a bootleg raid IA months ago, is still in custody and has eaten more than $500 worth of manager delicacies. Uncle sam pays the bill.
 The cost Of government-taxation --is swollen by instances of official stupidity like this. And there are many such. Red tape is the biggest item of Uncle Sam's expenses.
 DAphpI IFS nr chEEn TIE cANE
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20
Weapon

Three submarines, with . cruising radius of 10000 miles, are being built for the American navy. Each will carry a crew of 54 men and will be 1ble to cruise a month without talk ing on supplies.
 These submarines will please mill itarists. They also should please the peace advocates. Developed as a war device the submarines great est. use will be the exploration of the ocean depths. War thus is a path to peace time progress. Another in- stance is the airplane.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20
cated as to ohl.re

cated as 10 oblige him to rely mainly on his own instincts,
 Animals, except when domesticat- ed, depend altogether on instinct. ClNlhzatlon has so blunted mans in suncts as regards the selecting of foods that it is often faulty. yet dieti- clans say that mans food instincts are far keener if he obeys the rule of eating slowly.
 In choosing foods it is difficult to distinguish absolutely between what are ''good' and bad" foods beca use
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

is no chute for the ashes so they have to be taken out by the hand"
 Then I think we should have a large lamp, and we will get exactly the same result by placing it in the empty fireplace" said the nurse.
 And so the problem of ventilation was taken care of.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

Suddenly she put the ape CT down, took her spectacles from her nose, and looked around.
 Drought, drought. l r o u g h t '" she cried. speaking to |t h e you n g girl travelling with her. There's nothing in
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

TJAIOIII elII5 AIIU Roosevelt answer ed it without wait Ing to ring for a servant His face assumed a listen ng look, and then b broad S m il e broke over his features.
 No" he said.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

lyiltS III tiic 60tlri below.
 Of course, he im- nediately alighted. an back a short distance, picked up he coin, and was unning to over ake the bus when ie was accidentally xnocked down by
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

the paper except the. drought"
 But. mother.r answered her young companion. we have had an abnor- nal dry period"
 'sYes; but why worry about it?'' replied the old lady. ..As long as I could get cup of tea I should never worry if We never got any water at all"
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

place was full.
 Knocks on the door of the sane tum. h O " e CT. brought him back to earth In stag gered a perspiring waiter.
 "P-p-please sir" :" he stam cred
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20
By pR. R. II. BISHOP

FEN the most e4- pert of dieticians c a n formulate but fed rules as to tn e W i s e choice of foods. The wisest phys iologist can not d e p e Il d alto gether on his k n o W l e d g e of f ood V lu c S, while to the lay man, the prob lem Is so compli-
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20
eY pR. wM. E. BARTON

HERE was a man whose name was
 Schneider. And he came f or t h fro m Germany and dwelt upon a farm. And he had a Great Big Vicious Bl a ok Dog. And the custom of the Dog was to run out into the Road and Bark Furi-
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

| dS oiil RA A4oA446-
 "Yes," he was sayin g. there's lothing like travel Or developing cooP ness and presence of mind One day [ was walking along a road on the outskirts of -airo when. a little
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

"fm in a terrible fix. A gent has just ordered roast mutton"
 "Well, what of it?" came the ex- asperated answer. There's plenty of it isn't there7''
 "Yes. sir.'' breathed the distracted knight of the napkin. -b-b-but he's already had one portion of 1t as veni- soni'
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

There should be more leisure for men of business and more business for men of leisure.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

ica1 gymnast than to the mental gym mast. We have lot in common with the gorilla. That is why we all like to stop at the monkey cage
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

If the day breaks before you get up you should not expect to find the whole day before you.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

patrolman thump- ed the jug apprais- ingly with his club It sounded ripe.
 What ou- ! got there, boy?" he
 sked suspiciously. 'Ain't corn, is it?" Faint hay" said he little brown
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

way ahead. I heard a cry of agony.
 Tt was 8 very narrow street, ana suddenly a camel came tearing round the corner, pursuing a native. Its open jaws were terrifying Had never been out of my own back gar den I might have lost my head and done something silly. As it was I-'
 .I can guess what you did. uncle.' said a small nephew
 Well. what do you think did. my boy?''
 "A hundred yards in nine seconds."
 With a smile on his rubicund fea- lures the hotel manager was peace fully enjoying forty winks- Business hr,nrrnfracr. the
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

If girl tells a young man she can. put her skates on without help it fs foolish for him to waste any more time in that direction.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20
zor1a Republican Sunday Magazine Page
LAUT TH WITH US

Mrs. Robinson, Theodore Roose-I velt's sister. tell the following good one on T. R.: The White House tele-
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

A Scotsman was journeying on the top of London omnibus. when he
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

"A Negro patrolman. recently ap- pointed, met a little brown man carrying "a little brown jug on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
SIDE TALKS
bY Ruth Cameron
THEY FORFEIT OUR SYMPATHY

ne p very deer s"r3 path for any
y" q" p, = atH:ctei ui'h n@r;.s
Exert Inier ors .rudIf:@r
NrA hat -"-di.lnu S When tha.
ct"s,,a &xrcrt. N'p1'hY G-d CO.'S icra :
49, art .Ne~r'inH frr?' rAzH>r<j N!i:'"
ha...'..4 =. -.-vAs ard ~ 'rc Sar," tiru.
= ..-' rad, % grant :i.o ave .rr'"",.-
=. T. anvplA else
On. Would Excuse Her Eut-
.rcn woman who because Of var
IS - S.e she has hnen through s in
r4-y dea.etsi st2:e rerr1usly SIZE
has g srsnd god leal ~ he- tina
n testing. ehn Is Upset il she hns :"
Nav or.;ntrg ~ 'aKa ar" resrnnsl.iii'j
sc - srr,:na4 - p. irritable o1 49,
kilgh'4st 0ro oc-t:Cn When one re'r1"'r
t.rt uha, she has bar through. how
."e- ora - Wiling % excuse her. That
I. or. IS r7cre than willing un'iI one
neals h.r tall: % othNr Teonle Ms 40
s.so '-ca2 ahiA # function'ng normally
because heir Mares arA o., o. "~1"-
F"r instance. there IS htr sistcr-'N'
isw ~" nArroI: ".hmhn whose
-e~--s .srra.s rhems-Il.s IN shn'rTa!
arnvrhsn s,vsrrss about 70" "hIi9rsn.
ycvf-.'.v n.sur1 no va" 1--we, fuses
ar-u, tht,.. c!ltIrcn never sac any
80 --.-A such tocl g th're"! Ives.
>n-, e. \orsAnsn Sh~ "ouli get over
- :" sha .r"u!d ~. SIZE doesn't try.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25


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s'o1a,'y ra1 aIsg'inEs '3'H"rHNnS ''c
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go vho,s " hei %"~H"h on; r-narKa''>
"-N. --"psN - 'h,' ""'"r once Ha'
So "oc@!Ge-.1 '~ef,"c Any S'Sn.h's1'
hang" IL ,h"r'. TIA ~" '"hdk fHtHr'
VAS prssnar; 7Nh r"'NN'.lfte' because
= n@r urH-l"S'nS NarEo-"' ." y r"a''
! ised. pHss'e .;."S ~ BOW '.Sh' ANc
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S"n'' S"!1" y rs ''."N..s ~
part OF her en- :. - 's :" ne ~
ems co"H~'>'' - =
sp'rt nf I"''h''r 's' .'''1 vas ;"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

II. rho works for a wage IS indeed
hono-a bly, occupied And %"' u g harH'
L. POSSIBLE for any man, whoever sih-
csre hls Intentions. To i" for another. or
for 2 corporation. a.! that he would ana
could 90 tnr himself. II Is simply not
IN human nature. More than century
20 tbs social and economic fact was
recognized by the traveller Arthu:
Young. when he wrote OF certain dis
,rir: N France:
IN :ctivity has hsen here that has
s,rCpt away all difficulties uctore It aud
l4s clothed the very rocks with vcTdure.
L woUlI lie d disgrace 10 common sense
to ask tie cause: the enjoyment OF prop
criv LAS dOHe 4. Give a nan the secure
russc>-icn Of :. bleak rock ard he VIII
t.r'i il INTO garden: give him q nine
wear case % n gard aLG he VII! turn
1t :ulo desert Many Of the vineyards
which greet the travellers eye. have :"'
ihe!r entire SOL earth which has heen
,arrini n baskets up tic mountain side
~ the larcr:ous owner ri those vine
Yards. Wneu used TO open my caT-
Eer.t between 1 and 0 IN TIM morning,
K. jnck uut unoH the lake and the distant
k'rs. ! Saw the laborer IN his fields: anc
ui+H returned from An evening walk
;uu. AFTER The sunset. there was the
,,'1ore7 St.ll moving his srass or tying
uu hts vines"
lie ihat owns rn more than an acre
ton ~" amp-e"D and "A '"w. under just
rrI rn"1' laws. knows that every stroke
= .. rr,r &c creating values which he
;...I n.r :. MY WI: enjoy I" the utmost.
'r.i,c ;s .:,, ia IS N"rh: Hut tis close docs
-; .igG rims exhausted. lie ta"es care I"
prevent the injury and the waste 81 what
l.. has own. lie stores AID houses his
..gui,s And "ith the onc"nins Of the
-.ow~ T." Is hUs! repairing his farm tool"
ard rs llnrl"rrrntS. putting |" oc'!.'r his
...~,. 80: rl> chicken houses. X occupied
. o:l:ru'rh.v with 4 th"usani things mat
n".d a'te:;iur ~ way o. preparation
'"i tie sNrlnr r."Gsh!rc.
TO ~ -. then. br"th"r Go back 70
Nn'.."r Earth. Hecome refreshed. re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
he Isn't Stck, Hes lay"

Again she talks about an elderly per
sen "h" Il unquest!onably suffering
from, nervous eXhaus II never 81 ~
a1ycne So lazy in nv life. He won't
~ fnfer If lie ran get anyone else
- co il Tar him All h. wants TO DO 10
T. eat md sleep anl lie around. s.ckf
~ course he isn't sick H.'s simply
law.
Thus she dispose. ~ other peoples
ras"s win thorough lack OF sympathy
or pity.
suppose II Is because she uses UP
such 4 i"t II svnYa'hr and pity on her.
ce,f trat s-e has 50 li'tl. TO spare for
others Thai IL one 81 the many had
results ~ tho terrible habit Of self
PITY.
Reuemb.r Your Form II Fot the Only
Ons
>er'es trat arE cut Ct order are .
-.er'' mlserar,r thing They express
themselves ir many weaknesses such ~
!rritahil!I.. depression. excessive t!nid.
ity Inertia. r.stlessness. II 10 not
strange pe-hsps that those who have
never suffered from nerves should not
understand or have patience with such
weakness, But surely ha who has sur.
tc-cd from cn- form OF weakness ought
70 have sor,e sympathy for those who.
suffer from others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
The New Generation
HoRTENsE S GOSSIP ANNoYs JOAN
By Jane Phelps

.0L 49,, , Ina, II. , 49, .,r.;,,
r..., ~, .,.n .,...x -,
49,,
u" ..@HE your morn. P'.'' ''..
~ orc 'E'S Nun
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ono l'"S
~ Il" !".' "'"'' .'7
l 'SA-2 49, '".''" '''". '''' 80
"as 'ns INcN' ''''''"E W"N'hH b." ha'
ROY IT, \ I'HS 'n''
.; ""ur>~ y" LOG" r"'En".
"@I"1I"HI' rh"f" 'sHi ~ .H'
~" old t'''n 'ike boy 800 e" cur
m"i'"r. 'N"NSh rH'HdT@ NNn 'H'NH ~
not h" u al r'ef. 1.2n hS;I."s. ,,
tNinN rI.t At ~ '"s'9c'. ~! '''s ""n
'--saNrH ;hr ri h"r r'o'h%r Hs@ hs'
f"W days rr@'ioIS "rSa~1.Cs E"r'%nsH
aHd her m"'''r e" Nh,' Na:<h'" IA:
"a ."
n'r'"''s '''H"''. as nNr "N'HA'
- WI 70 : - =, ~"
'.i Az, "''h''''''H = ~ ~ "e'
a" -! A'@ g Sm4H 20 S'Ae
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

Improvements In various state Inst
tuc."Hs were decided upop and changes
in others contemplated. ~ Il resui; OF
tie annual inspection - !nstItut!unS IN
the northern section Of tho state hy :hs
board OF control which has just re-
turuet t. headquarters here
TIE board visited tho penitent!ary at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

\ Manchester grocer Is Advertising
TO- man To look af:cr customers,
rarity outdoors and partly indoors.
We dread to think of What will happen
TO him when tho door siams.-LondoS
Punch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

S!r~~ asst November : when the
@ rai.Sa pcon. At'iou act became efect:'e'
here "a. been raid 10 state treasurer
p,,i-. Archer - Esllaire. S2T5.o9e.3s.
r,S.ch rapr.sentS oGe-hsf ,hn total
~.as .,r.r,N, r,,t"~ ~" law. The 70
,"ai-.~E hs.f remained Win me suo-
- ,,,..S MakoriUE county has paid
.rr ,..a,,. ,I2..c Of: STARK county Is
o.,rI ~rrh s"HSTS.iG. and Summit
. coy. .'.-., NTH s!H.Il5Sa. KNOW
......... 20 !..urr- ~ the list. pay
~ l..i IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
! Health Talks
By John B. Huber; AM,MD
The workman capital is in his healtl
BACK TO THE LAND
B. Huber A;M,MD


stored. strengthened and re-nourished
on her smple bosom. Ashamed TO 20
hack 10 tho SOIL because You have been
downed in the c!tys ignoble struggle?
Pshaw: In Wall Street there's many
man who has spent the best OF his
days making his contemplate little pile
and Is anxious to go back and spend
the rest OF his days on tho old farm he
30 fool:shly left in his boyhood.
Remember CInc!nnatus. don't you!
Farmer by occuration. but inundated by
the carly Romans 10 strsf a lot OF their
enemies Having done this with neat
ness and d!spa tch. he begged to be ex.
cuscd from attending the banquet. trt-
umphel professions. heheadlngS and
such Ike ceremonies designed in his
honor. because lie felt homesick and
wanted To get his hands. back on the
old pIoughshsre.
Likewise our immortal George. after
his little ,nia-up with George the Third
Of England (which II would be shocking
bad tascr to dwell on today. land har-
tns survived two sets OF American con-
sresses.--beca n4. more willing than
little. the original American Cincinna.
tus-And ! maintain that what vas
good enough for the Father Of his Coun
try Is good enough FOR anybody today.
Back 10 the land. therefore. friends:
tho Twentieth Century Cincinnati OF
Cincinatuses. ON YOUR OWN Farms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

E""eHIc derived from business trans
acted by the secretary OF state dur!nE
lie month Of September amounted 10
SS.o56.24. according 10 report by Secre-
tary Houston q. Youus. The receipts
were classified as follows:
lacrea SEES Ia capital stock. SS65: Ger
Ghcates to foreign corporations. $3.50:
charters 10 resident corporations. 34.3II.
Starters I" nonresident c"rpJratlonH.
$50: lax on grea; sea-. S?26: sale n:
books. !:O3: fees tL:5l.3t. attorneys
fees. 500.
During tie month so CHARTERS w.r"
issu"d :" resident corporations. fve l."
nor resident corporations. !. In, rra IcS
Ia capita! stock. i've certificates IL for.
Sign corpora tons. seven changes ~
Hana. ~" changes Ia prin, pal offices
and - disso.utions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

All Inquiries addressed to Dr.. Huber
IN care Of the Health Talks" depart
nent VII he answered In thsse columns
IL their turn. This requires considerable
time. however, owing to the great num-
her received. SO II a personal or quicker
reply is desired, A stamped and SELF
addressed envelope must be enclosed
with tho questionable Editor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

RereL;s l!nrr"Hs"'s
Remarks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04

No doubt the great reason why millions use Pep
sodent is to get prettier teeth. 1t removes the
dngy film.
But science has more important objects Pepso-
dent brings FIVE effects, and all of them mean bet
ter tooth protection
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04

IIIIi
To-
The Story of the Butter y
Py HOWARD r. GARIS

answered the bunny. Il will put my
tall silk hat on over you and there
will be room enough for you inside.
Up under my hat you will be nice
and warm"
"Oh, thank you" whispered the
butterfly. who was barely able to
move his wings. The rabbit took off
his silk hat. the futtering creature
flew inside and there he was, as snug
as a bug in a rug
Now, 1 must travel on and look
for an adventure" thought the bum
ny 10 himself. a moment later he
called: 4 say-up there inside my
tall silk HAITI"
Yes, what is II. Uncle Wiggily?'
asked the butterfly, who was almost
asleep. because he was so coy and
warm.
Il say, my dear friend" begged
Uncle Wiggily. Don't crawl around
any more than you can help on top
OF my head. for you tickle me, you
know"
III be careful" promised the but
ter1y. and he folded his wings and
legs, soon going TO sleep.
Uncle Wisgily travelled, on with
the butterfly under his hat. but some
how or other the bunny found no ad-
venture that day Rather sad be-
cause nothing had happened, Uncle
Wiggily turned back to his hollow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04
Announcements

The Ladies Aid society Of the I'm
manuel NJ. +. church will hold
meeting Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. Anna Koenig, 129 E. Dayton
street.
Mrs Freda Handy sos S. Main ST..
viii entertain the Epworth league
Of the Emmanuel NJ. E. church, at
their regular meeting Tuesday eve
ming.
The Young Mothers Friendship
club has postponed the meeting an
n0unced, and will meet Nov. .. with
Mrs. Myrtle Mnliken, at Lydick.
The Parents-Teachers' club of the
Perley school will meet Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock. Miss Helen
Dernbach will be the speaker.
The first meeting of the season Of
the Business Women's Bible~ class
Will be in the nature of a rally Tues
day evening 70 be held at the Y.
w. c. A. Supper will be served at
GIG for % cents. after which the
social hour Will be enjoyed. All
business women are urged to at
tend. Please notify Y. w. c. A. not
later than Monday evening for reser-
vations.
The Harmony Reading circle will
of Thursday as announced. at the
home of Mrs. c. II. Defrees, 315 S.
Taylor ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04

meeting IN the CluD FOOIlS -houud9
afternoon. The meeting was called
10 order at $3.50 by the chairman,
and a round table discussion fol-
lowed. each member telling Of an
event that had interested her dur
ing tie summer months.
Tea was served by Mrs. c. II. Mes,
Mrs. J. ?. Woodwork, and Mrs =.
F. Ahrens, during the social hour.
Announcement was made of the
next meeting which win be I'm the
club rooms October Il, when John
Henry Zuver, Rrmer editor Of the
News-TimeA and now publisher of
the Kalamazoo Star, will speak on
the City Manager form of govern
ment.
Plans were formulated for
Halloween party, at a meeting OF
the Excelsior club Of the St. Peters
Evangelical church held Sunday aft
| ernoon with Miss Esther Kurzhals,
| sol Pennsylvania av. 1t was decided
70 invite members OF the Maids Of
Honor club to be guests at the af-
fair. to be held oct. 80 at the home
Of Miss Lillian Byers. Following the
close Of the business session refresh
ments were served TO seven guests
present.
Mrs. Harry Jennings. Mrs. /. Kip
son and Mrs. Donald Weimer enter
/ tanned their Sunday school classes
I Of the St. James Episcopal church
at a picnic and weiner roast at
Potawatomi park Saturday evening.
In the bean contest, prizes were
won by Marian Rammoe and Charles
CottreH. In the three legged race
/ Donald Rammoe and Ta.ute Mueller
were winners. while Ruth Miller
and Walter Braunsdorf won prizes
in the clothes pin race.
:.
Compllm emitting Miss Emma
Rausch and George w. McGranahan,
| Of Anderson, Ind, whose marriage
Will take place Oct. 3. a picnic sup
| per was enjoyed Sunday evening at
the home of DR. and Mrs. A. Z.
Stonecipher, 7O1 Lindsay St. by 16
members Of the family Of Rev. and
Mrs. Fred Rausch This evening Mr..
and Mrs. H. p Rausch and DR.. and
Mrs L. a. Rausch will entertain in
| formally for Miss Rausch, at the
home Of the former. 23O Paris st.
Mrs. V o. Woodruff and Mrs. II.
I A Hunt entertained at a 1880 o'clock
luncheon Monday afternoon at the
Robertson Tea room honcring Miss
Edith Austin. whose marriage to
I Alfred Henry Kerndt will take place
Oct / 8. The table was made attrac-
tive with a cluster of variegated gar
I den flowers Covers We're laid for
I Miss Austin, Mrs. Louis Sausamen,
Mrs, c. A. Budd, Mrs. Harry Willet,
Mrs. George Switzer and Mrs. Clark
I Carson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hall 124 s
\ Hill St, entertained informally at
/ diuner Sunday, honoring Rev. and
I Mrs. W. p, McKinsey, of Lebanon.
Ind. who are attending the Metho-
dist conference this week.