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Shoshone journal., 1921-04-22
BIG WOOD ITEMS

A very pleasant surprise was per-
petrated upon Mrs. Dave Mitchell last
Tuesday evening at her home BY 20
I1of her friends. The occasion being the
lady's seventh birthday. II candles talk
truly. Games and ice cream and cake
were events of the evening.
The ladies' OF the neighborhood took
their dinners to the Peck school house
last Friday and spent the day at the
school visiting parents, and scholars
Of the Jones school house who also
participated in the days pleasures
Mr. and Mrs. A. Z. Coons Of Walia
Walla, Washington, agreeably sur
prised their parents Mr.. and Mrs. F. 8.
Franklin last Sunday. by appearing
at their home without previous notifi-
cation
The lecture to be delivered at the
Grange Hall next Saturday night by
Mrs. Emma Drake should be heard by
all, and no one will regret having at
tended. The girls of the Dietrich
H. S. will render q musical program.
The Inneas children have the whoop-
ing cough.
Several cars OF the residents of this
community attended the water meet
ing at Richfield Tuesday. One man
became 80 elated over depositing his
vote that the car couldn't conveniently
hold him SO he came home with his
head and shoulders protruding through
the top of the car.
Alice Franklin has gone to Gooding
to work for Mrs. Sam Malicott-
Mrs. ]. H. Scott has returned to her
home and her friends will be pleased
to know that she is getting along nicely
Messrs Amos, Franklin, and Silva
appraised the TonyInneas place during
the last few days.
The Stoddard girls are better. altho
Daisy is still confined to her bed.
The school elections were an i'm
portant event of the week. New mem
bers being elected TO the different
boards to succeed the retiring men,
bers. The question has not been decid-
ed yet as to whether the Darrah and
Gherig schools shall close now or run
until time of expiration Of the teachers
contracts.
]. H. Scott and sons have leased the
Jim Holmes ranch.
Mrs c. !. Collins visited at Bur
detts last Wednesday.
Miss Chase made a business trip TO
town last Tuesday evening.
The friends of Mrs. Harry Jones
regret to hear that she does not ap-
pear to improve and hope her trouble
will vanish.
Mr. and Mrs. Porter Of Gooding were
visiting Leo Gherig this week.
Shoshone journal., 1921-04-22
LIBRARY BIRTHDAY PARTY

The seventh birthday anniversary OF
the Shoshone Library was fitt;ngiy
observed last Thursday when the Sho :
shone Study Club gave party at the
library and invited the public to at
tend. During the afternoon there were
about seventy five people called. Cake
and punch was served by the ladies
OF the library committee who were
hostesses for the day.
There were money gifts presented to
the library. both in cash and books.
The cash donations amounted to
ssss7. This included $14.5o taken from
the jars that had been placed around
town for that purpose, s2S.87 donated
by the callers at the library party and
$500 the gift OF the Study Club.
Five young readers, Nina Newman.
Marguerite Newman. Elsie Schwager,
Martha Mori and Ethel Roessler showed
their appreciation and set an example
that it is hoped others may follow By
selling candy and donating the money
received therefrom which amounted to
S165.
There were twenty-one books pre-
sented TO the library and others prom
ised. One Of these. 1.-The Last Days OF
Pompeif' has been in great demand,
ever since by >the pupils of the High
School. Perhaps in many homes there
are a great number of books of a
similar nature that are never used
whereas If placed in the library they
could be used to great advantage.
Let us all look over our books dur
ing the spring house cleaning and see
what we can do for the cause.
Shoshone journal., 1921-04-22
TELEPHONE NOTES

Mr. Larkins travelling auditor for
the Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph Co. visited this office last
week.
Our chief operator Mrs. p. c. Filler,
and husband motored to Richfield.
Sunday. They spent the day visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Jensen.
Mr. Beatty our exchange manager.
visited us Wednesday. He did some
repair work and Is preparing TO IN
stall some new telephones
The War Mothers will have bazaar
and cooked food sale May IA at the
office of A. I. McMahon.
Shoshone journal., 1921-04-22
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

The price of print paper has been
reduced to the point where II Is pos
sible for the Journal to pass that re-
duction to its subscribers May l. 1871
the subscription price will be re-
duced to it's original amount OF s2 per
year.
Print paper is now selling at slightly
more than twice what II was when the
subscription price was fixed at s2 but
its now just about half what II was
when the subscription was raised last
August to SO.
Shoshone journal., 1921-04-22
STUDY CLUB ACTIVITIES

The Study Club will hold luncheon
at the K p. Hall April 2s. This is an
annual affair of the club and is con-
sidered one of it's extra specials by the
members. Each member is requested
to come prepared to contribute to the
after-dinner story hour.
The Club will close it's years work
at the meeting May II. This will be a
business meeting at which will be
given description Of the program or
work for the next year. All members
are urged to be present
Shoshone journal., 1921-04-22
LINCOLN COUNTY TRACK
AND FIELD MEET

There will be a track and field meet
held here April 80 with representative
from every school in Lincoln county.
Each school has the right 10 enter
three contestants for each event. one
contestant taking part in not more
than eight events.
Thus the abilities and spsrtsmanship
of each contestant will be tested to the
utmost in this manner. The boys OF
Shoshone High expect to go to Jerome
for a try-out; there they will receive
valuable experience for the meet to be
held here.
Everybody loves clean sports, with
do or die spirit. So everybody come
and have q good time with the rest,
and don't forget the date. April 30.
Events Of Lincoln County Track and
Meet Meet
Girls Events
Class C--12 years and under........5o yd.
dash and one fourth mile relay.
Class BIB and II years.-..-..5o yard
dash and one fourth mile relay
Class A--All over IA years-...--..50 yard
dash and one fourth mile relay.
All girls Will take part In a rs yard
dash.
Boys Events
Class C--12 years and under.------5o
yard dash. running broad jump, run
ming high. one-fourth mile relay.
Glass B--1s and IA yesrs------5o yard
dash. 100 yard dash, running broad
jump. running high jump, one-fourtn
mile relay.
Class All over IA years.....---50 yd.
dash. 100 yard dash. zzo yad dash. 40
yard dash, $50 yard run. mile run,
Pole Vault, Shot put (12fb). Discus,
Javeiin. one-half mile relay. 100 hurdles
40 hurdles
Trophies win be given ranging nom
Shoshone journal., 1921-04-22

ribbons and banners to silver cups.
The High School may be lacking In
equipment but not In pep" The COM
mercial department has one of the pep
lest organizations In the school.
Friday evening at the High School
play a candy sale was held. under the
supervision of Miss Gunderson.
A booth was constructed just inside
the entrance, decorated in pink and
blue, where two girls were stationed
six other girls Of the department sold
candy between acts. All candy wa
sold netting fourteen dollars.
The purpose OF this sale was to make
funds to send our commercial contest
ants to Twin Falls to enter into the
State Commercial Contest to be held
there on Friday. April go
The rank of beginning typists for
this week is as follows:
George Haddock, SO words per minute.
four plus errors.
Muriel marlborough. 5e and two
thirds words. five errors.
Leona Ritter, 56 and eight fifteen words
four errors.
A close race is taking place among
these three pupils 20 see who will be
in the contest at Twin
Falls At present writing Leona Ritter
proves to be the most accurate.
Shoshone journal., 1921-04-22
DIETRICH GRANGE NOTES

Dietrich Grange met In regular ses-
sion Friday April IS. The business
meeting was followed by general dis
cussion of the seasonable topic, gar
dening. Questions as TO methods and
difficulties met in gardening was asked
and answered by the members
Several members Yere reported sick
to the visiting committee.
Two applications for membership
received.
Next meeting will be held May 8.
Shoshone journal., 1921-04-22
sAosHoNE LAUNDRY OPENS

The Shoshone Steam Laundry is now
open for business under the manage
ment Of c. A. Sander and J. Davis. The
firm name will be Sander & Davis
The firm has spent the past three
weeks in overhauling the machinery
and putting In necessary new parts
They are asking the support OF the
Shoshone public. and guarantee salts
factory work Give them a trial.
Shoshone journal., 1921-04-22
X. P. MASK BAfL

The members Of Delos Lodge
Knights of Pythias. have out invita-
tIons to their annual mask ball to be
held at their hall Friday night April
22nd. 1t is always understood that
when the Deios lodge entertains there
Ia nothing left to be desired 10 the way
of enjoyment
Shoshone journal., 1921-04-22
BASE BALL NEWS

The Shoshone club will play Glenn's
Ferry on the Shoshone grounds next
Sunday. Game will be called at three
o'clock. The following Sunday they
will play King Hill. at Shoshcc.
Shoshone journal., 1921-04-22
K. P'S GO VISITING

Some twenty members of DeloS lodge
including the team. went to Bull Tues
day to attend the anual meeting OF
the order, for this district. One Of the
interesting features of these annual
meetings is a contest among the teams
for the silver loving cup which is
awar,'ed to the team making the high
est score The Gun becomes the per-
manent property of tho lodge whose
team can win it three times in success
scion. Delos lodge is the proud owner
cf one of these cups. Last year they
started to gain another by winning the
cup then offered. Tuesday they lost
the cup won last year. to the Bull
team. Five teams entered the contest
Shoshone. Gooding. Bull. Twin Falls
and Rupert.
Shoshone journal., 1921-04-22
8. H. Chapm

s. II. Chapman, WaterTnaSter
Since last weeks report the weather
service at HALEY reports fall OF
snow and rain Of inches. with water
content being t.os inches. Total water
ronteat OF snow and rain to April -.
1884 inches Amount at same date
1890, B.ga.
Shoshone journal., 1921-04-22
NEW EDITORS

Next week the Journal will be in charge OF the
ladies OF the Study Club. They will have full
editorial charge OF the paper and will receive the
advertising returns from the four extra pages 10
be run that issue.
Shoshone journal., 1921-04-22
MAGIC RESERVOIR REPORTS

FOR WEEK ENDING APRIL 1S .1ss,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-29

when you want compstsnt Hsip
q Room. to buy Anything. % ell
Anything. phone 1fb. An expefI.
elced Want Ad Takor" will en-
suer and be ready 10 take vouf "a
~ ycu phone u.
Herald Want Al Taker.~ ar@
thoroughly trained advortfsIn1
writers. They have been lnslfuc-4I
In the art OF writing WANT ADS
hat PULL II you do not kn1s4
exactly how your ad should IA
worded these operators win h<}4
you.
REMEMBER, We have a ci>s-
results for thoes who uss them
Phone 345
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MARKETS


NEW YORK, June 2s.-Dcallngs
Ia stocks TODAY were dun hut higher
prices ruled. lndustrials and special
Ties featured extreme advances Of I
to Z points. Sales Appropriated
100000 shares Tho closing was
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Livestock

CHICAGO. June 2a.-Caitie re-
ceirts. 1000. generally steady. spots
strong on yeariings aud heavy weight
stcvrs. TOP yesriins steers, Ss.sb.
hulk beef steers. t6.7bWS25 bulk o..
she stock, $500 90; Gamers and
clusters largely Si.bOH3.O0i bulk bo-
lognas. $3.50 a. 3.7b. butcher grades
moftly sf2bH $50; veal calves largely
SS.25GS.7b.
Hogs. receipts, $4,000. slow. mostly
10 to 10 ccnts higher than yesterdays
average. big packers buyinG anaiinE-
Is; ton. fg.tb. one load out of line.
.NcrS few over f9.Os; bulk. $4,000
q 90. pigs. 10 10 30 cents higher: hulk
desirable. Ss.7b.
sheep receipts. lAO0C. sheep
steady. lambs aud yoarlings mostly
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ROOFS REPAIRED

Now II Inc time to have that
new roof put on; Or to have the
Did one painted aud repaired. Best
grade VI materials. Work guaran-
teed. Call Gibson-Faw Lumber
co. for man. Phone 338.
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Produce

CHICAGO. June ss.-nutter l1u
creamery extras. sac. standards ~
cents; firsts. ass sac: seconds ~
&c.
Eggs higher: receipts. 1887 c1<<I
flrth IS y a. csc. Htnndn ria. 1f:4 n
2sc: ordinary iirats. 9aW9 sac: al n1sf@|
vases included. 3tm2bc.
Poultry alive. lower fowlA <F
brc.iern, a5 q zoe.
KANSAS CITY. June 2a.--nu<trf
and eges unchanged.
Poultry. hens. IT, lower. 22c. h{<I;-
cr-. ic lower, 97Naff.
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LeVcfcCC Zdpf 10.
Holsters IN Real Estate In al its
branches Money 20 loan.
WI INSURE ANYTHING IN
SuHABf.E.
WISELY.
MAIN OFFICE ron
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
Let us figure on your plana.
make you plans and build you a
house. We can do u and save you
some money. A trial will con
vince you.
Always sIad to be Of services TO
you.
900 West Gold Ave. Phone eco.
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SEW YORK. Jane 29-Prime
mercantile paper, GH HG exchange
heavy. sterling demand 373ia cables
37fL.
Time loans steady: so days 90 days
and 9 months y per cent.
CAN money tirmcr; high o. low
@ 2 ruling rate bis closing Ga Hs;
last loan s..
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"a een1s IoWef rl,oIg. MANI I--'-
|siaso' acrTc.i. e~rf~ snn
"a 90 down heet Ilrhs nnflc6
ffhO. henvl~s around fe-f0
-
KANSAS cry Juur 20.
receipts. $500. graasy nf1t t'k
other rfndes Nc~tsrtpfw tnts t
er. top. tA1E 6tM hpavICH.
ycaFllnaa. 1G1S. bulk aI r|I..
50. $50 N.0C. some Sales f14o|
calves 81 % SO cents lower tit41
tlEIe yesterday. top. fS.z5, buIH |#|
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rnn sALr-M.srilnnrnus


fOh ~SALE-Neafiy new White sewinF Ma
chine. cheap Tor rash i72i south ari.
ron sALE- Hamilton leach Electric yihra.
tor removable 1911 iiab y. silver
BLACK WALNUTs-5c pee pound. iiO
routh MslHut.
Stsehl~n Ranck. Phobe 2fioJA
Try Boldly {. mill. ssiisiaeIion guaranteed
Phoue 2tl5.R
FOR sALE-sweet Peas. Bluekers Oar.
dens. Phone %.
foR sALE- Complsis ri LaSaiis higher a.
Good prize Tor cash. = o. Box IA. CITY.
BIO SUPPLY u army canvas folding cots
hud angle iron cots perfect condition
u 90 70 - as The Army aud Navy store,
92l So F.nst 81
FOR sALE--io 81. % Jsns nils . day.
40 cents per gallon, 81 fauch 50 mile
souihv ct Of barslas bridge, Highway read
ORDER your sweet peas from the RIO
0fande Industrial school or strong 4 Book
N town ordsrs receive speedy aienton.
Fuk sALt-3 compartment S65 rslion.
dsmuuntati. steel tank. suitable Tor use
on Wagun or truck for hauling % water. oil
% gasoline r--ne tt-
FOR sALk-Auio camp trsi'sr SoinPisis. IA
hrtt-cllss condition Includes tent beds
table, stove, Ice boz Phone isii-J. 1875 v.
silver.
FFNTSGT0E No . IypswTlisT IN good con
dillon. Price $50. Can gas South High
street.
A~KBEsfOs HOOP FAINT Good Tor al
kinds o. roots - per gsllen. The Mar.
Ehnu Co, 10 \ Walnut. Phone is1A !.
Try a built ~ roof. win last ~ long a. the
building.
DEPENDABLE PLTSTs-roF1o Rico Gsd
all leading varieties 81 sweet potato
plants, also tomatoes; 500. 81 20; 1000.
s22s 5000. slooo EsF plsh,s. swsst
Bermuda on.onsi 1000, 81 o.. Delivery
And count guaranteed. send for dcserip-
tive folder. Dealers get my wholesale
prices. Tetas' Pioneer Plant shipper, q
b sesell Pesrsail Tssas
TOMATO PLANTS Deliyered Phone
ISL aI cell 1913 North Eleysnth 81
tOR SAAh~Typ-W1ters "a
NEIfNiTON 10. Il ynewrIier In good con,
diiion. Price 500. CAN 2ts south High
street.
fUR SALE TYPEwKfTERS- EihdG
both nev snd second haad bouFht sold.
rented and repaired Albuquerque Type
writer EachauEe. Phone g0g-J. 122 ssath
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Metal Markets.
WV YORK. June 2g-Htlr silver
dome-tir ashc; foreign. 5sisc.
tuppcr quist; elettuslytic spot and
nearby, l2n mi3c. third quarter,
asa l3iac.
TN ensirr, spot and nearby,
A2r.oe; futures. S2s.s5M2 $500.
iron. nomlually unchanged
Lead quiet. fput. $40.
Iinr UnsN East -. Louis delivery
spot. xi2OH43O.
Nntlmany, xf7b.
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after n weak staft. Good export
business resulting from tOday's hig
break In values helped to rally the
market and 20 too did continued
DIR ought ana heat In the northwest.
Drought news was also received frofn
France. Russia. itoumania and Great
Britain. Opening quotations which
varied from unchanged figures to | =
centa lower with July t1.iS 10 fi.fg
nnd September I,t7 10 tlt7h. were
followed by upturns at all around 10
we'll above yesterdays finish.
Corn rallied with wheat. AFTER
opening = 10 ~ cents lower. inciud-
Inc September 1gh To s8A cents. tho
market scored substantial general
gains.
oats were lifted by the strength 81
uthrr cereals. starting = to cent
on. September ga. to 31is cents and
lthrn turning up grade.
Higher quotations on hogs gave
firmncss la provisions.
Complaints OF excessive dry weather
IN many sections counted lister in
favor 81 the wheat bulls. Prices
closed strong. a. To Ga. cents net
higher with September s2N 10 cav
cents.
subsequently. decided further adj
Nanccs took place In corn. Crop re-
ports from the northwest were the
worst ~ far this season. The market
claaod wrung. "a - & cents net
higher Wit July fi2a4 20 s12f aud
September. sls2M 10 N.2a.
Close:
wheai-July, tLgsM. September,
fI.gb
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IITICAUU, Juno .9--WhTUf nTIrTT
Developed moderate strength today
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w~ANTED-5iaIc iiClp
WANTED
cmaic Hep

SHORTHAND j. the Icy that unIocks the
door ~ opportunity Oct Al the Modern
husinvss tull"rs Tuition go per month";
rpv tnsir large. light. AIRY assembly room
hths Wat Central Phone st0
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Santa Fe Time Tabls
%


No. zo-Ffum ~ faso.. 0s1apm
No. 90-fTom ~ Pako. 7 toonm
No. % connects - hnlen Nth No. ~ ~
Clovis. rscos VALLEY. ksnsas City and osi|
Coast.
No. 20 connects a. nslsn wiih Na. 81
from Clovis Hnd points ssat and s4ail -
Clovis.
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WANTED-.MAn or Woman

W1YTFD-ElPsTIsse1d ~sIts1 o. -sII
--sses tdhsF'y o..
uuoD %FUsfTiONs opsn tor stsAdy woTEsrs
and hustlera wko can produce. r. d. IL.
ssrC Ngrhld
~ a PRIVATE s~ECRLIAKi. hlsh gfads
stcubEraphrr. or commercial teacher. Nett
era seeeol Tor Ptixals secfeIsIs.
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NpANtNn SFfAk1NG Young man desires
u]oritiun - stsnorrauher md booltsepsr
willing 90 Do clerical wnA also Phone
fNuI "a
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


MAN hAldAiN srukE. At Si6 south First.
will phv the highest prices Tor your sec.
oud hand clothing. shoes aud iurniturc.
Phone tas.
WALL CLEANING floor wafnE painting
uni calciminuug. nd odd Jobs. hutchin'
trn Phone l4Os.I.
WANTED 20 bofrow $500 90 % rood o..
euriy Address ''sscurity' care o.
Herald
81 600 OR $500 10 loah on Food sscuuty
Inside property Phone lioa
WANTED Second hand bicycics spot cast
paid. broad bietcl and TfsainK Co. g2o
south Sound 81 Teleuhone 7ae
uTHtRS may ilne them MAJ sill
tune them N your piano 80 plsysr uesds
attention. aud tuuinH. call q. a. Nay ia
South Fourth Phone 4ul.
MED SOME GOOD SCRATCH PADsf-
Oct them al the Evening Herald business
oNNcs 100 PEI wound
RUg CLEANING AND MATTREas
RENOVATINO
Prices Reasonable
Satisfaction Guaranteed
ERWIN BEDDING co.
We Return EverythlnE But The Dirt
Phone al. lOil 8. Second "a
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POSITION WANTED Clsrking on truek
dri,ing general ar,o repairing OF otheT
steady employment what have you 20 o.
teri No objections 40 leaving city Mar
risl man best ~ references Phone i2s2w
s91 Nurih Eighth
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MAhTip-hy married man, Job driving
mlih wagon or truck. Thoroughly familiar
VITA city Ameriean. Address J. n, care
NN.WaNN
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WAhTED-A lob ~ ans kind BY young man
rs years old. good education. willing 20
yurk good references hoN loo. care Hetald
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ACCORDION FLOATING skirs md ut
frs - al kinds = Crdn.. 2tb " Sew.
ensh ~ Phone aia
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KLE ST |. lIiT VsSS T0Ts, S0' IS ca

WKNTEB-WoTE N any Hind b. 6iEh srhool
boy Can drive auto ~ any make Phone
11rt ~ ~ \ licfald Onicr.
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FOR -ALE AJrOMOBiLt-LeasiuE city;
forced 20 farrifse my five passcuEer
Willy. kuisht toring car In A. rondition.
no yuu want q real hnrsnig at uulfl lur
drmansfFatIuu zee rar a. Aue south Aruo -.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-01
wOMEN's AID p. r. r. SYSTEM.

On october 3 Mrs Gamble 1ntrObe
will call a meeting Of the staT at 10 20
a. m, in room 4l6 Pennsylvania build
ing.
October Meeting. called by Chair
man Of Bazaar. Mrs. w. S. Miller at
her home, 917 Van Buren, street a 2
O'clock. All interested in the bazaar
are requested ID be present.
October s--Bal.c for benefs of Mary
Division Relief Fund. to be held in
King, Madison and Lincoln street
markets, exact locations to be an
pounced later. Mrs Morris Parsons.
general chairman; Mrs Raymond
Jones, Mrs. James Hopes. Mrs. Ed
ward Gibson. Sr.. sub-chairrnen.
October Superintendent meet
irg called by Mrs Gamble Latrobe in
Assembly room oT Pennsylvs MIA build
ing at p. m. Prompt attendance re-
quested.
October Baltimore Division
Division, Mrs G. ". Smith superin-
tendent, az Union station. Washing
ton, d. G. Special car on 1890 train
from Baltimore. Further anno1nce-
nents later
/ October 1S.--Business Mems lunch
con in Assembly room, Pennsylvania
building. Mrs. J. II. stragg, chairman
Of committee
Norfolk Division, Mrs. r. L. Tink
ham, superintendent at Cape Charles
In the Casino at p. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-01
DELAWARE cry CENTURY CLUB

October and November calendar
1921.
October 7--piano recital. Mrs. So
MIA X. Tarumiany. Readings. Mrs.
Lillian w. pitzer. Tea.
October f0-Executive Board meet
ing At the home Of the presidchf
October i4-Business meeting FED
Grafton reports. A farce, From Down
East in charge of Miss Marian Price.
October 21--Child welfare. Public
invited. William J. French. M D.
medical director. Child Welfare Com
mission Of Delaware.
October 20, 8 y. m.--Hailowe'en
celebration. Mrs. Elnora Clark in
charge. Privilege Of male guest
November 4-Program in charge oi
Smyrna Club. Tea
November 7-Executive Boarl
meeting at the home Of the president
November 11-Business meeting
Book review. Miss Florence &. Hall
November f8-Citlzenship. Mrs.
Henry Ridgely. Tea.
November 26. 7.30 p. n.-An enter
tainment by the clta children. II
charge Of Mrs. John schunder.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-01
CITY,S MUSICAL PLANS.

At a meeting OF the Delaware Musi-
cal Association this week il was de-
cided that owing TO the present f.
nancial depression the plan for the
continuance Of a series OF concerts
for the coming winter would be aban-
doned. In order 70 bring one Of the
.arge symphony orchestras here il
would have been necessary to raise a
large guarantee fund TO cover the
excessive transportation rates, the in
creased orchestral fees and a number
OF expenses incident TO the giving of
concerts by these big organizations.
However the Delaware Music AssO-
ciation has planned 10 bring Fritz
Kreisler here just after Christmas,
probably about January 8. in the
Playhouse. Details viii be announced
later by Mrs. w. II. Barnard who is
looking after the details and the pro-
gram.