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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-10-28

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more or less. accordlng TO the
Government survey thereof.
Dated this nth day Of October. A.
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Sheriff Of Powder River County:
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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-10-28
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''A' NvoeTicB roh PUBLICATION

Coal f1.lN.N RE OB02S0.611 OF5
90 NoTicE roh PUBLrCATEON
Department OF the Interior. Z. 5.
Land office at Miles City, Montana
Notice is hereby xLyeu that
NARY a. WISE,
for,nerly Mary NJ. Canaan.
Of Epsie. Montana. who. on July le.
Hd. Entry. 40. OS02ea-V4l0s5. for M
Sec. "a, NEi4. EhNW y. Section %.
Township SIS. Range ae-D.. NJ. ?.
Meridian. has died notice Of intention
lish claim to the land above described,
before II. II. straiton. Clerk OF the
District Court. AT Rroadus. Montana.
Claimant namee as witnesses:
Henry Mitchell. Walter Mitchell.
James Monaghan, Howard Roberts, all
oa1.N &. ". MYERS, Register
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-10-28
NOTICE.
Cali for October 14th. 1921.

Call for October 14th. 1921.
Notice is hereby given that all
warrants drawn on the General Fund
OF Powder River County, which We're
presented fer payment prior to April
ocrd, 1921. are payable.
J. T. WILSON,
O14-N4 County Treasurer.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-10-28

Some brides make pound cake, bat
others make it weigh a pound.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-10-28
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Sheriff Of Powder River County.
Montana. O14-N1
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-10-28

". E. SUFFER-,
Montana. as O14.Ni
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

The finest china, distinctive lamps
and shades. odd furniture, rare
glassware. sturdy Sheffield and
mirrors Of good line are included
as we'll as the thousand and one
things for which Ovington's Is so
well known.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

The Gift Shop of Fifth Avenue"
which for % years has been at
Thirty-second Street, takes it's new
home at Thirty-ninth Street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-13
WILL MOVE
TOMORROW

The Gary Trust and Savings Bank OF
which Harry l. Arnolds. well known
Gary banker Is president, which yes
serday purchased the entire capital
stock and assets OF the international
Trust and Savings bank at SIT Broad
way, intend to move into their new
quarters at the International Trust and
Savings company building sometime to-
morrow and viii be ready TO reopen
for business Monday morning.
The deal which was
Wednesday night, IS one of the largest
thai has ever taken place in Gary
banking circles. BY the terms of the
purchase. the capital stock OF the In
ternatiOnal Trust and Savings bank.
100000 will be l%iquidated and the en-
tire assets including the real estate
will be taken over by the Gary Trust
and Savings bank and two consolidated
Institutions will be operated uuder the
latter name.
The combined resources Of the two
institutions viii approximate nearly
$4,000. 900 making the Gary Trust and
Savings company the third largest
financial institution OF the city, the
first National bank and the Gary State
bank being the ranking banking in
stitutions In the order named.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-13

John Hucel. Hammond.
VIM. II. Hozarth. East Chicago
John II. Davis. East Chicago.
Thos. w. Erwin. East Chicago
Ralph f.. Rowley. Gary.
Harry Hall. Gary.
Matthew Orskabich, Cary.
Joe Munster. Muncie. Ind.
Jacob Kooy. Munster.
II. w. Linebeke. Crown Point.
Clnud Campbell. Crown Point.
Marvin Latta. Shelby.
VIM. c. Spry. Lowell.
Floyd Olson. East Gary.
PETIT JURY LAKE sUPEHroE
COURT NO. 2.
Miles Goldrich. whiting.
Jos. a. Sharp. Whiting.
Walter r Anderson, East Chicago
Robt. M. Black. East Chicago
John l. Johnson, Gary.
Marks Marshall. Gary.
Elton w. Stocker. Hammond.
VIM J. Beckman. Hammond.
Harry p Alyea, Lowell
James II. Brannock. Lowell.
Fred c. Borrmann. Crown Po,,,
Antoine Du Bots. Crown Point.
D. b. Clay. Palmer. Ind.
Henry Smith. Aetna, Ind.
Jacob Hargenwerp. Griffith
J. C. Anderson, Miller.
Jos. l.. Endres, Dyer.
i. D. Jones, Schneider.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-13
LANDS
BIG "A ORDER

Bar iron mills IN the Chicago district
are increasing their backlog slowly AND
a marked improvement IN operating
conditions is expected within the mex
few weeks. The larger producers In
this territory are operating between sc
and 40 per cent OF normal. and fur
Their increases are expected to be made
soon
The Republic Iron & steel company
IS reported to have taken an order for
40, 900 bars from the Fore Motor COM
pany. Some other fair-sized orders are
reported, but the general business now
current is not yet satisfactory.
Lower freight rates are regarded as
necessary TO bring about an improve
ment In the iron and steel trade. In
some quarters further wage cuts are
mentioned. but the principle topic this
week is the probability OF lower
freight rates.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-13
At The County Seat

Mrs A. W. johnson is e~ntertainins
the Pleasure club at a 6 o'clock Dime
this Friday evening.
Tho regular meeting OF the Eastern
star 10 being held at the Masonic
Temple tonight.
Mrs. John Ward Wheeler. Misses
Ann Nolan and Ida Schmidt were tho
hostesses at the fortnightly meeting
Of the Chrystolite club held on Thurs
day night. a delicious dinner was
served after, which the club members
enjoyed the evening in cards and pool.
John Dewitt OF the Letz Mfg. Co.
IS leaving the early part OF next week
for an extended vacation. part OF which
VIII be spent in Texas.
Mrs. Barringer Brown. assisted by
her daughters. Mrs. Bernice GelseI and
Mrs. o. c.. Fiheld, entertained the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society
OF the Presbyterian church at thu
home OF the former on Thursday after
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-13

noon, after an entertaining program
delicious refreshments were served.
Miss Ella Blackstone has recovered
from the mumps and resumed her
duties in Attorney Joe Browns office
on Wednesday
Miss May Doak Of South East Grove
has been the guest OF Mrs. Eta WI
mer several days this week.
The condition of Mrs. Hortense
HeinEe. who las been confined to her
bed for the ast three weeks is very
much improved, being able 20 sit up
several hours each day.
j. T. Atkins IS making some extern
sive Improvements on his home on
Main street In the way Of a new Base
ment- The house has been turned
around to face on Court street and
quite a bit OF inside remodeling will
be done before It is completed.
John Reiser OF this city is exper-
fencing quite poor health lately.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-13
FARMERS TALK
OF
6continued from page one.1

milk and you will continue pouring
i. into the sewer"
CONSUMER IN ARMS.
Feeling ran hig in the tenement
districts Of Indiana Harbor and Gary
today and clashes were reported DO
tveen sun and milk delivery
men. ono d~eliveryman was set upon
by two angry women and struck with
a broom handle. A scrap between a
deliverman and a customer occurred
at East Chicago. These clashes were
the result OF public indignation at tho
outrageous destruction OF food and al
though the de~liverymen were In no way
responsible they bore the blunt OF the
attacks and received the tongu lash
ings.
FINES Is PRAISED.
The Times received many compll-
Inents for its expose of the milk
trust The universal opinion seemed
10 be that there could be no decent or
reasonable EXCUSE for pouring from
400 to 100 quarts Of fresh SKINNED
milk in the sewer each day, Taking
into consideration the fact that the
butter fat is first removed before the
milk is destroyed, the public took the
viewpoint that the milk still has great
nutritive value, that it can be con-
verted into other desirable foodstuns
AMI that a. long as the retail price or
milk remains at IA cents a quart no
intelligent man should be expected to
believe that the supply Is greater than
the demand.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-13
CRIMINAL CALENDAR
FOR NEXT WEEK

SPECIAL TO TIE FINEST
GROWN POINT. Ind. May 13-In the
Criminal court Of Lake county. W. o.
Thomas. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney.
has made the following settings for
the week May 10th. 1921.
MONDAY MAY rs.
1895 State VS.. Everett Bonger.
1fsT State VS. Sam Katz.
1878 State VS. John Pom.
1872 State VS. Walter Mcintosh
TUESDAY, MAY II
1887 State VS. Lou f. Smith.
1881 State vs. John Kadar.
WEDNESDAY, MAY Ii
1925 State VS. Dave Friedman.
1871 State va William Young.
1893 State vs. Henry Morgan. alias
Henry Kelly.
i1s4 State VS. Mike Morgan.
1895 State " VIM. Thomas.
THURSDAY MAY ls
e99 State VS. Mike Basich-
1000 State VS. Mike Basich.
1915 State vs. Wilford c. vanGundy.
$40 State VS. Julius Schavey.
FRIDAY, MAY 90.
1874 State VS. Annie Macy.
1853 State Us Martin Doninick.
1871 State VS. Mike Vincen.
1885 State VS. Frank Gregory.
1872 State Va George Geresy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-13
SUPERIOR COURT
JURIES CHOSEN

ESPECIAL TO HI TtHEsl
CROWN POINT. Ind. May 15.-Th'
following juries have been selected 70.
the Superior courts at Hammond;
PETIT JURY. LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT, no. l.
Arthur Bixemann, Cedar Lake. Ind.
Andrew Cummings. Highlands.
Benz. H. Strong. Hammond.
Eric Haenel. Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-13
AUTO SMASH

Following on the heels of the shock
ing death OF Fred Hillman OF Hobart
in Gary early yesterday morning. when
Hillman was killed as his powerful
harmon car turned turtle at Madison
street and Ridge road. a colored man
driving a truck for Hillman crashed
into an auto belonging to Mrs. 8. u.
Eaton a. few hours later.
This accident occurred near where
Hillman met his untimely death. Ac-
cording TO the report of the accident
made by a police officer. the colored
man was driving on the wrong side of
Ridge road and crashed into Mrs.
Eaton's machine causing considerable
damage.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-13
CHILD HIT BY AUTO

In m auto accident at 10th avenue
and Washington street in Gary yester-
day h~ve-year-old Rudolph Kazich. 1905
Washington street. was painfully in
! red when he ran in front Of a Slick
whiting Laundry truck driven by J. D.
Wilson. SAT Pennsylvania street. The
of the machine caught the child
throwing him heavily to the pave
ment and rendering painful bruises.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-13

auto driver pays any heed to them.
If not he will know tina some one
has been violating the city traffic
rules.
stop and go street signs have been
painted ia white letters at nearly every
principle street intersection in the
city" said Chief Forbis. and II auto
lists viii only do their part we Will
have but few accidents his summer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-13
SAYS He IS NOT
A TOM

Harry c. Burns. we'll known Gary
steel worker was arrested by officer
Brace between Fourth and Fifth ave
nue. on Washington street last night
and taken to the station where he was
booked and was on trial this morning
as a "Peeping Tom. Burns stated
that he was not looking in any win
dows. but was taking a snort cut
through the vacant lot near the build
where he was arrested
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-13
Death of T. G.. Watts

ESPECIAL TO The rIHEsl
WHITING. Ind. May l9.-Fredricl
George Watts died yesterday at hi.
home at 12sth street and Indiana
boulevard. whiting. after an extended
illness. Death IS attributed to tuber-
culosis. He T. survived BY a wife and
-four children. The deceased was sc
years Of z The funeral VIII be con-
Quoted from the home Saturdav IL |
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-13

Clerk William Calder this morning.
Final paper were granted to ~
Autro-Hungarians and 80 Germans. or
the other nationalities there were 20
Russians. IL Italians, . British, 5
Greeks. l swede. Norwegian. l Mon
tinesran. and Roumanian. Eight ap-
plications were denied.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-13
MOST OF THEM
WERE ALIEN ENEMIES

One hundred two foreigners out OF
3 total of 152 admitted to citizenship
during the naturalization hearings in
The Cary superior court this week were
alien m according 70 Deputy
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-13
Autoists Must Learn
"Stop and Go"

There are two words in the English
dictionary that Chief OF Police Forbis
OF Gary wants every auto and vehicle
driver in the city to learn by heart
and they are stop and Go"
These two words the chief says will
eliminate many an accident ~ the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-13
GARY
NEWS
WATCH YOUR
STEP TODAY

This is Friday. May 13, and those Of
you who were born OF superstitions,
beware. It is the day when old mar
Jinx follows close at your heels so
take heed of the following don'ts:
Don't walk under a ladder. it's bad
luck a. well as painful II 1t hits you
on the dome.
Don use one match to light three
smokes, let your friend light his own.
Don use your knife to eat your
peas. you are liable to cut your throat.
Don't quarrel with your neighbor or
she may tell something about your own
family spats.
Don't try TO beat the railroad or
street car conductor. he may put you
Of at some milk station.
Last and not least don't tight with
you wife.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-13

o'clock. in charge OF the Loyal Order
OF Moose. Burial will take place in
lakewood cemetery. Hammond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
WIN
FOR WEST VA.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
TYLER TUBERS
wasninSton. Pa BAu Club Comes Hsrs
11putsd TO Re HStesr
Than BluerG-

Trlcr Tube 70 coming - Lea Cue lark
nnrt Su1Aav .r- n ram" With ne Eaucrs
and a battle r0yal 80 anticipated The
VISITORS ha,r h''1 gong NJ 4 terrific
Gin r'cEinr ufS ton W.rS n N rt"P7
starts acaIrS' me "aS'rSt c'u"$ m ne
Tr;-sta,e Only n" bT;: teams ar" no
in. r,r. ~ 10 TUTORS - y. M nag"
mer. has r",.nd"d together "a strong
outfit
Rnrnhe-ce-. VII" h"'d :hr McTonk"vS
IN ,6-rc hits and Sr"crrhsG ~ h.a' ing
F-erkiin. vi! 7i'rh a"a.re' IN" RaucrS.
although Manager ';uthrr TnE ~"nd
p: rn-h:t huriCr. En"cr. - -" sab
Iru:~ cr:,,.E Carney. T., d catcher. VII
'k",> Alternate with Nat behind 49,"
pl...;"- ,SIiin several o'n"r ,hInrrS will
as b. noted IN III" lineup.
Tn. T1auc-S realize 4 tough engage
rlrut - ~r.-H and IN" players ~" crt''rc
nU'. liking advantage - tn" deal
weather and much can ," expected m
thei- R"N' star Re.ng idle for TWO
weeks may aztec, the team Som"0 hat.
bur on the contrary m" boys PLAYED .aSt
Saturday al Foilansbee and VIII Also
Est another workout before the big ga ne
Sunday.
Indications point IT, =, hump~- turn
out as 1t wifi be tho only big game IN
the valley. AID iran: remember rho :as,
work n" Tlh1"S 'Nrlhli'd AGAINST tho
McConHeys soB.c tew wees ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
DAZZLING FORM AND GREAT SPEED ARE
SHOWN BY CARPENTER IN WORKOUT


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
CHAMPION JACK
DEMPSEY SHOWS
CRAFTSMANSHIP

Atlantic cay. y L.. .1une Lack
Dempsey. worlds heavyweight cham
pion. claimed ncW 'itle to-day attcr
engaging in Sh"nt.nS contest win
"Mihr" TrInt. IN" chicago detective SER
geart :" hr,ak Tho mnuo'nnT Nt the
second day ~ his four day lay rft.
Armed with Il pair % li-ca!ibre auto
mntir rcvolvcrs. Dempsey and Trant
staged the shooting contest before
BREAKFAST They stationed thcm?elHes
under the window where Mother liutCh-
ln>on. tn" cook. was preparing break
fast. and p"mpse!'E sparrinG partners
were awaiting their meal Without
word Of warning. Dempsey and hiH de-
tcc'ivr pa! opened MP and the Nrins
brought Hll occupants 81 ihe mouse out
to see what was going on.
Dempsey proved good marksman
with tho revolver, a. h" shattered an
carth-n how! with the third shot. brcak-
Ing tho target from a distance OF num-
died Yards.
After tho shontinG contest. Dempsey
laid around tho house, playing phnn"-
graph. talking and reading He laughed
a. reports that he was studying Fr"nch
80 n" could confuse Carpenter when
they got into action At Jersey 'lt?'
July ;
That's the bunk" Dempsey sad in
rrIi;nu tie report. ANY how. ] wont
nave much u!-r for the French language
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
". WI. C|NDER men IN
PITT Dual MEET next
Mountaineers Are Not Expected to Win
Meet Saturday, But Expect to
Make Good Showing

Spec:a! Dispatch 20 ~" In;'lI.gcnrcr.
Mo-Eautown. ". Va. June l. WcS,
NI-EIr:a docs NOT "<fr"t t. defeat IN"
w,ii-hL!dn,"d lEiN"r$E$ "f pittsburgh
:r,t,i team II the dual meet ~ SCH"N!rN
Dv;t.. ii;-hurgh nrNt $a'urdaE after
noon. hut the NnuNidinC"rS 10 rNU"t [
!" m;,lc Il good shaving ana viii prob
ably furnish some surprises in ~"
cash with the IsIu'h"r$. The Noun
,aInr"r tennis and bi.,"h.! teams hh -"
tgrnvd IN huuhi" NIr,Ot'rS owe" N" ian-
Tiers while n. VARSITY GulUt";ie split
Il ,wO-g;ne sci IT," with l':tt laS' winter
So il - now w I" n, old gold and blue
CinGo- path performers 10 either turn in
4 victory o. NAH" = rr"diiah!" showing
The NouHtaIECrr IRA. X team - MOI -"
strong. bat in recent meets against
S.rong opposition Captain GcnrI" H;lI
h.Ls placed several times IN IN" 90 yard
dash ana in the nigh and hroa! jumps
pIerrr Hi has earned off nHmh'r a.
points, in III" pole Euui' ana nirh jump
Ralph knutti has always been among
the winners n n" hurdles |.hTcl' I"
placrd several tunes il thu haf - -
EennrIv and whit" HAY" scored POINTS
in the $40 yard dash. and t0art""N. Mcr,
cdi:h, and t'r!sman have been doing "!
IN II" shot. jaNclin and diSruS. G'hcr
members OF the West Virginia squad
haLr SHOWN up fairy we'll hut they have
hrcu against opponents vii" nave a
,-rcat ad,an;arn ~ experience. Whirh
crun;S for more than a lttl" IN lrd'N
athletics.
West Virginia and r!'t have not
Staged = dual meet SINCE l9lI. when the
Mountainous We're defeated IL ilttSpS-
hurCh The varsity MAS "'h"duicd Z"
meet Pitt last yacr but ia" meet Was
called OFF on account Of ran
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
OFFICIALS IN CHARGE or BOUTS
ARE NOW DICKERINa FOR
SEVERAL SITES TO
HOLD SHOWS.
Juno Is HAS Bcen Set As Date fer Noxt
Auditorium Show-Iew Bedsu
Meots Tommy Philips.

Thai "rcn air boxing shows WI! De
staged this summer ny the american
Legion instead az at tho Market Audi
forum WAS th" announcement made last
evening by George II. phillips. match
maker nf The shows. who with the box
INK COMMISSION Of Wheeling Post No.
|, is now dickering with sertr4! p"TsohS
for open AR s.t"S.
The announcement that the shows VIII
hr held uul-of-d"OrS comes as ~ri'oln"
news With the warm weather causing
the spc, iatUrs at thc bouts I" Sdn"r
the change t. QUITO: door shows %:il DC
received with interest
There are several good sites Tor open
ar shows. and II present plans are car
rird through. N" Juiy show wal be
held under the blue.
Matchmaker Phillips also announced
last evening Juno II has ben ct for
the next show. Lew l5ed"ll. Pittsburgh
hattlrr. is signed TO meet Tommy Phil
lips In the mann 70 Of ten rounds. while
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
BANCROFT THE HERO

Nov York. June New York ',(osed
tina long hrme stand today hH i" TN;
phl!a..e:rh;r in both sessions Of =
dpuh." header. n" Giants "inn'ng by
rho easy margin Of . 70 and :" j.
Esl;y hit rtS ninth home run 80 thr
season In n" came. tying Mrusel f"r
the league leadership
Eancr. Il INT \ home run. triple dou'
bic and single In -four times Up IN ire
second ranc. hut fair:cd on 'he b"T"f
from ,h- cxcrt!cn Of AittinG the nome
LYrst GANG. r. H. r
Phl,ad.lp'a a n % s
Esw York : q -
fredericksburg and RrngGy. Wheat
RYAN AL Smith. Snyder
Second game. T. r. z
pbIIadcIn'a % 90 u IL 3 ]
No,r YORK a n - -
Pr'tr- :.s--f. SmIth. E.rlm =artnCT a nd
Peters: Een'cn and 4. Sri'h. Snyder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
CIRCULATION DRIVE
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for. when ons stops IN think ~ the
wnn!"rfuI prizes at stake. ON" may en-
peCt Il struggle.
Which Car For You7
That - ~" burning question nf N"
hour Af'rr Saturday night Just tw"l'"
working DAYS remain hcfor" tn" judges
takc charge nf the subscriptions ann
~" count begins. Nothing hut votes
viii win. and truly ii may ha called :.
ruS-uf-var rs each and every memh"-
is costing their strength at the vote
getting business this week.
Outside Reports Good
The members rom the outside sec"
lions report exceedingly good business
and nr" vicing with each other 10 sec
who - who" his week. II You are
~" q; 'h"Sr viii" feel as Though you
have enough votes. and are resting uNon
your oars At this time, let II he said
hat you are making ;hc mistake ~ your
NE From present indiratinns TINS
week will prove to b" 4 hummer. anu
If YOU cXpnCi 20 Ne 'th"rc" IN the end.
YOU must put forth every effort now.