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Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-16
Ex-CAVAuER co RESIDENT
NOW MAYOR AT GLASGOW

The following item from the Glas.
gov, Mont Democrat, will be read
with no small an amount Of interes,
by the older residents of the vicinity
of Langdon and Milton. Mayor
Christianson and his family left this
county to make their home in Monta-
ma, quite a number of years ago
Mrs. Christianson was former
ly Miss Alma Kennedy and neice of
Mr.. and Mrs. John McKechnie, we'll
known pioneers of the Immediate vi
cinity of Milton:
Glasgow's new administration was
inaugurated on Monday evening. Otto
M. Christianson succeeded Matt Muir
ray as mayor. Harry Magruder sue
ceeded Mr.. Christianson as alderman
for the south side and Bert Langen
succeeded himself for the north side.
The new council will organize tonight
and at this meeting a president will
be selected and the mayors appoint
ments acted upon. His Honor Mayor
Christensen has been on the council
for several years and has been closely
identified with other important civic
bodies as we'll. The outgoing mayor,
Mr.. Murray. finished four years at
the head of the city government and
retires conscious of a most harmon
ious and successful administrator on.
The employees of the city represented
by City Clerk j. K. Mitchell present
ed Mr. Murray with a Scottish Rite
ring as a token Of the very pleasant
relations which have existed between
them and the outgoing mayor. In
making the presentation speech
"Mitch,' did himself proud and Mr..
Murray acknowledged the gift in his
usual happy manner.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-16

Several r. v. Al. papers are 'fout-
ragged at the appeal Of the League
executive committee TO the Debated
farmers and workers for campaign
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-16

WHEN IN LANGDON
Stop and eat at the Langdon Hotel
cleau rooms and good meals, Prices
reasonable.
Owned and u by A. o. Void.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-16

pound box. Express prepaid. Alb.
solute satisfaction guaranteed.
Hundreds of pleased customers last
year. Ask for circular. Kim
nickinnick Orchards, Box 328.
Spokane, Wash.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-16
GRAIN MARKET

l,arrected Every Tharsday Forenoon,
Wheat. No. 1 Northern -. ! 800. ..,.S Al
No, z Northern /, 49,. : ..,,
!" No, 3 Northern ........,.n s....,
Dnrpm ~. 49,. ~ .s.. .....,.... LA
ElaF s...s.s .s,.ss.,.., .s.........ass.4 LII
lsFley -, .,,t.,.,,.,,, 80. .,sss,.. ,at
Oats ,ss.ss..s ,4.s ...as. .,..,n. ~
hyas ,..,.,..,5 /. w. -, Z. .,,s,... as
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-16
4 WMANI COLUMN COLUMN! |

TAKEN UP-At my place on Sec
tion a, Township 16I, Range So,
two bay and one light bay mares;
two with white stripe down face
and light bay has bald face. Ow-
ner please prove property and pay
costs. A. Hanggi. Clyde. 4s
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-16

UP-Came to my place,
about miles north and 2 miles
west of Starkweather, on or about
March lat, one SOW. Same can be
had by owner upon Identification.
and paying the expense of keep.
and advertising. George Robert
son.. Starkweather. 47-49
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-16

THREsHINa OUTFIT-For Sale a
Rumely engine 14x29 in very best
shape. Aultman- Taylor separator
in good shape run two seasons.
Reasonable prices reasonable terms
Do not write unless you mean
business Joseph Brezina Osnabrock
North Dakota. 48.49p.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-16

TAKEN UP-Taken up at my place
n mile South and one mile West
of Mowbray. n bull calf, one and
one-half years old, color red and
white. Party taking same up will
please notify J.. Kordosieur, post
Office address. Mowbray. N. D..
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-16

Mrs. Sarah Corrignan and daugh-
ter, who have been visiting here for
a couple of weeks with old Langdon
friends since their coming here to at
tend the military funeral of her son
on Memorial Day. left Monday re-
turning to their family home at
Avondale, Mont. Mrs. Corrignan is
very DESTROYS of the public being in.
formed of how the family will always
hold in remembrance the way in
which Langdon and its people in
every way possible sought to make
the funeral of their son such a beau
tiful tribute to one who now lays in
a soldiers grave in the town where
he was born.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-16

Mrs. Jane Stewart, a former Lang.
don resident, who in company with
her two daughters removed to Forest
Grove, Ore, about six months ago,
mourns the loss of her brother, VIM.
Middleton. of Gilby, N, D., who dice
Tuesday of last week at Portland,
while enroute for a visit at the Ore.
gon home of his sister. The deceased
who is we'll advanced in years. hac
taken the trip west in hope of find.
ing the Pacific climate of benefit
to his failing health. The immediate
family is composed of the widow ano
a grown family of several sons ane
daughters. The body was brought
east for burial at the home
of the family in Gilby, the funera.
being held Monday.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-16

sTRAYED-since about April Goth
from my place between Olga and
Walhalla three colts One dark bay
mare 8 years old and two black
horses. colts about two years old
both have names cut and n has
white strip on forehead. Party
taking up any or all of these colts
please notify Adelard Brusseau
Post Office. Walhalla. 48tf
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-16

SAVE MONEY ON CHERRIES
Bings now ripe. Send 81. so for Is
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-16

HAY FOR sALE-Choice Hay for
sale. Apply to G. M. Turner, two
miles southeast of Wales 1919
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
MAYOR OF PHOENIX
FIRST MEMBER Of
AUTOMOBILE CLUB

Willis II. Plunkett. mayor OF Phoe-
nix. has the distinction of being the
first bona fide member of the newly
organized Automobile Club OF Arf-
iona. with Gen A. NJ Tuthiil, COM
mander of Frank Luke. Jr.. post OF
the American legion. sending in an
application within five minutes OF the
time when the mayor had signed a
card The club is now in full opera
ton at its headquarters in the cham
Der of commerce building. with Sid
ney J. Ross in active charge of the
organization
In announcing the first members of
the club. Secretary Ross said that
while the membership lists had just
been opened applications are being
received in such numbers that there
is no doubt that the organization is
beginning to fill a long felt want not
only in Maricopa county but through
out the sta0. During the last few
days the stream OF applications has
been a steady one. and with this mott
fication that the club is now i'm oper-
ating order II IL expected that its roll
of members will become of respect
able proportions in a brief space OF
time.
While applications are now being
received. the membership cards vii
not be distributed until the club is ir
position 10 render active service tc
those who belong to IL. II Is be.
'lieved that the club viii he OF rea
benefit to its members and in good
working shape by July !.
During the preliminary steps OF or
ganizstion il was freely declared thai
the club was one OF the things reall,
wanted in Arizona. and IL was pre-
dicted that II would become one Of
the factors in the affairs OF the state
before many months had gone BY
This prediction is being realized al.
ready, according TO Secretary Ross
and those in charge of the club arr
looking forward to the time when 4
shall become a potent influence no
only In this section but Throughout
\ the entire state. Similar organiza'
lions in other states have proved o
immense benefit. not only to motor
lists but to the public In general. ans
those in charge of the Automobile
/ Club of Arizona are resolved that thu
new organization shall become one o
/ the chief OF the like institutions II
| the Southwest
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
Local Weather Yesterday

Deficiency in temperature yester-
day II degrees
Excess in temperature since the
first of the month degrees.
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January / 232 degrees
Normal precipitation January 1 to
date 2 81 inches.
Actual precipitation January / to
date so inches
Deficiency since January /, .. 81
inches. Robert Q. Grant.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
OVERSEAS MEN TO
HOLD GET-TOCETHER
MEETING MONDAY

The Veterans of Foreign Wars of
the United States is an order con-
Quoted after the manner of a secret
society, emily members of the post
being admitted to the regular meet
inss. which include interesting ritua-
listic ceremonies For next Monday
night, however. announcement is
made that the regular work of the
Phoenix Post will be cut to half
hour session. from 1880 to s, followed
by an open meeting for all service OF
ex- service men who saw service
overseas The meeting Will be held
in the Odd Fellows hall. Adams street
and Third avenue. and an interesting
program is planned. including short
"reminiscences of the days in France
and Germany told from different
angles by as many veterans. Large
maps of France will be used for
reference purposes Comrade Perry
will be there with a jazz orchestra.
smokes will be passed. ice
lemonade will be served and gen.
eral good get-together "gab-festr. i
anticipated.
Maricopa Post No 720, the Phoe-
nix aggregation. was organized in
April and its officers were installed
by the commander-in-ch chief. who was
| in Phoenix at that time during a
national tour in the interest OF ths
/ order. The local charter was helc
| open until May % and closed with al
even 100 charter members, as fol-
| lows;
Lee Acton. Robert NJ Alton. Ever
EFT w. Askins. C. A. Barber r.. II
| Barkley. ID. b. Barlow. A. f. Baxter
Jr.. Vic Benenato. T. Z. Benton, VIM
A Berkshire. Don Biscoe. W. e Bis
sett. VIM. A. Bostrom, Charles C
| II TQr-od r NJ
comb. John B. Brinkerhoff. Henri,
Bryan. Merrill Butler. r. G. Camp
bell, John II. Caskey. Elmer A. Cava.
ness. ]. s. Doran, Jesse NJ. Dudley
Jr., Clark Eads, II. s. Edwards. f.
Evans. Keith H. Evans, Jesse
Fears, Cyril B. Flowers. John j
-Fountain, Guy Fowler, James II
Gray. Dewitt #. Greenhaw. Rober
o. GruweH. VIM. Gruweli. Ernest r
Hall. Edwin F. Harrington, A. +
Harter. Merritt Hawkins. Charles c
$. Ingalls,. Leon S. Jacobs. Thomas
p. Johnson. John It. Kelly. Charles G
Kells. w. w. Kemperly, I.awrenc
King. w. H. Koart. Abe Korrick
Frank E. Lester. III. u. Long. ID. w
Losch. p. + Lynn. James McCue
George NJ Mcneil. Thomas Maddox
Edward Marie. w. b. Marvin. JOSEPH
r.. Noble, Neri. Osborn. Jr.. F'rct
Oswald. H. A. OFT. ID. ]. Perry. Ere,
D. Perry. Charles Ray Phillips. f. II
Pitcher. VIM Thomas Potts. d. NJ
Rand, VIM L. Reardon. ] N Mex
Redmond, W. f. Remington. Samue
J. RHODES. Lorain Ref. Walter J
RigheUi. William Rigney, Norman
Rowe, ]. +. Sellers Rolin w. Shaw
Thos. j. Sparks. Evan s. Stallcur
Clarence w. Steele, celora M. Stod
dard. Lewis J. Taylor. Bryant r.
Turner. Arthur Van Haren, Thoma
Walker. Thomas r.. Walters. Fred A
West, ID r. Whitney. August Wieder
L. A. Wilke. Robert Willbanks. Stan
lay Williamson. Burt winslow. E. A
Wolfe, Fred j. Wright, William w
Wright.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
BUYS INTEREST IN
LOCAL REALTY CO,

One Of the deals OF the past week
OF interest In realty circles II the
purchase by James Meyers OF the
interest Of o. r. Hill in the Hin
Investment company Mr. Meyers
Is well known In the valley and IN
thoroughly conrersant with realty
conditions here. having been engaged
in the business In Phoenix for many
years He states that he believes
he has one OF the best working or
Plantations in the city. having Sc
cured only men Of long experiences
as statesmen
MIR. Harper Is the only member
OF the old firm remaining through
the change. The new members are.
j. :. Wheeler. who until recently
has been connected with one OF the
largest real estate offices in Los
Angeles: T. A Starr. well known
to all the -old-timers." and Robert
Webb, better known as Bob" for
merly OF the webb Realty company.
All have great faith In Phoenix
and state that a better opportunity
to invest in property never has been
offered as prices have reached their
lowest and will start upward again
this fall
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
81 GRADUATED FROM
SHORTHAND SCHOOL

The number OF girl stenographers
in Phoenix has been increased by
81. that being the size of the class
just graduated at the Gregg Short
hand school. 2S South Third avenue.
This school of which Attorney Ed
ward Wilder Is principal. teaches the
stenographic course to girls exclu-
sively. specializing IN Gregg short
hand and typewriting. IL is stated
that all graduates of the school are
holding satisfactory positions
Following are the members OF the
latest class who recently received
their diplomas:
Audrey SmalIhouse. Eleanor
Jacks. Madge Phipps. Lelah Martin.
Grace Smith. May Richards. Zelda
Craver. Beth Milton. winifred Juleff
Jennie Evans. Helen ). Peterson
TheIma C. Lyttle. Nina Smith. Ar
thurine Hurst. Dorothy Hultz. Haze
Anderson. Vivian Gresham. Mary
Waite. Ethel Travis. F'ioye Steele
Lulu Straham. Mary Elstner Harris
Vera Horton, Ruth Branamsn. Edit
Barngrover. Mabel TRANSPORTER. Thel'
ma Greer. Thelma Littleton. G<ac'
Hunsick. Helen Sherman, Fern,
Smith. b. Ware, Ruth $. Kolberg
Grace Wofford. Kathryn Campbell
Lille Griffin. Zina Subway. Edn.
| Cast. Helen Perkins. agnes Blend
niger. Nella Fellows. Lillian Gleich
ner. Helen Jackson. Kathleen Moore
Pearl Brown. Ruth Nanny. Mertle A
Leightner. Josephine Bencnato. Mel
| Edith Ford. Marie Morgan. Lucin
I Robert son. Merle Burch. Winifre
| Barnes, Natalie Pcrino. Paulin
Thomas. Norma Ou;met. Josephin
u Smith. Hazel Bass. Hazel Hswkon
[ sen, Mildred Loecher. Mabel Fuqua.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
FIND PRICE GUILTY
ON LIQUOR CHARGE

Ben :. Price yesterday was found
guilty by a Jury in the superior court
on a charge OF transporting intoN-
eating liquor and will be sentenced
on Tuesday morning by Judge STAN
ford. Price was arrested on the
night OF May 81, 1891. on North
Seventh avenue after officers had
found some bottles OF ''prune brandy
near his car.
Following his arrest. the officers
went to his ranch near Marinettc.
where they found a complete still
and several gallons of prune mash
and some 'moonshine" whisky.
Orlaw Price, stepson OF Price. was
arrested He viii be tried on a
charge OF manufacturing intoxicat-
ing liquor A similar charge has
been filed against Price.
Price appeared before the board of
supervisors several days later while
out on bond and said four OF the hogs
had died from eating the mash and
one had staggered into a well pit and
had been killed by the fail. He asked
the board to pay for the five dead
hogs. but the board refused
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
EAST IS SURPRISED
At ARIZONA NEWS

The effete east sat up and took no
uce when Il learned that Arizona had
been awarded the banner from the
National Federation OF Musical Clubs
for having organized the greatest
number OF musical clubs the past
year IN proportion to population.
Mrs Henry D. Ross OF Phoenix.
who was present at the national con-
vention OF the federation at Davcn-
port. Ia. received the banner and Will
bring IL home when she returns In
the fall
Musical America" the most in,por-
tant musical publication I'm the coun-
try. features this startling news from
Arizona with a boxed story on the
second page OF its hast issue entitled.
ARIZONA Wins Banner for Organiz-
ing Musical Clubs" IL n az follows:
-Arizons won the banner of the
National Federation OF Musical Clubs
as the state that organized the great
est number OF musical clubs. In pro-
portion to population. during the year.
The announcement somewhat sur
prised delegates TO the. convention OF
the federation"
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
FEDERAL COURT TO
CONVENE TOMORROW

Because OF the failure OF Judge
William ii. Sawtelle to arrive from
Prescott yesterday the opening OF
the federal court. which had been
scheduled for 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. has been postponed until
the same hour tomorrow morning.
The grand jury. however. met yes
terday and continued in session dur
ing the day. A report OF its find
ings will be submitted TO Judge
Sawtelle tomorrow. IL is expected.
Among those who We're called be-
fore the grand jury yesterday was
Matt Keaton OF Bisbee. who Is said
to have confessed to having been
implicated in the robbery OF the
Bisbee postoffice several months
ago. Lon r. Bailey. former post
master at Bisbee. who is charged
with the theft of about $4,000
from the postoffice and against
whom Keaton. lit is believed. win
testify. is now in the county jail
here. having been brought to Phoe-
nix from Tucson Friday. keaton
also is confined in the local county
jail
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
Born

5AkER-To Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon
X. Baker, zoos West jefferson street,
boy, Saturday, June 49,
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19

SHERIFF-S NOTICE or SALE on
ORDER FOR FORFEITURE OF
LIBERTY SIX AUTOMOBILE

ORDER FOR FORFEITURE OF
LIBERTY SIX AUTOMOBILE
No. 55oI-
In the Superior Court OF Maricopa
County. Arizona.
The State OF Arizona
vs.
II. s. Price. Defendant
Under and by virtue of an Order
OF forfeiture of Liberty Six Automo-
bile issued out OF the Superior courg
OF Msricopa County. State OF Arizon<.
and to me as Sheriff duly directed
and delivered in an action wherein
The state OF Arizona was plaintiff
and b. :. Price was defendant.
Wherein IL was ordered. adjudged
and decreed that said automobile be
forfeited TO the State OF Arizona and
that the sum received by the Sheriff
from such sale be used and devoted
by him. as follows. LIST: To the pay
ment OF the expenses OF sale: End: TO
the payment to said Western States
Securities Company for the sum a..
Four Hundred Fifty and noilo0 Dol
lars: 3rd. The remainder thereof AZ
any. TO be deposited with the County
Treasurer OF Maricopa County. State
OF Arizona. have tai en- the al
lowing described automobile into nv
/ possession. to-wit.
One Liberty Six Touring Autlmo-
/ bile Model 1890 bearing Engine num-
yer 12570N.
Public notice Is hereby given tina;
| I will on the 22nd day OF June. 1891
at the hour OF 2 o'clock +. n. OF that
day at the court house OF Mzricops
County. in the city OF Phoenix Ari-
IONA sell the above described prop
erty 10 the highest and best bidder
for cash in lawful money OF thu
United States OF America.
/ Dated this 9th day Of June. 1891.
4 JOHN MONTGOMERY.
! Sheriff.
By IL. /. DIEHL. Deputy Sheriff
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19

l. O. O. r. memorial services viii
be held on Sunday evening AT the
Central Methodist Episcopal church.
The Rev. Cecil NJ Aker viii deliver
the memorial sermon There VIII be
special music by the choir.
All odd Fellows and Rebekahs OF
Phoenix and the valley are urged TO
meet at l. O. O. Y. hail at 1880 o'clock
and march TO the church All visit
ing brothers and sisters are invited
to attend.
BY order OF Clyde W. Hodges. Noble
Grand
Attest: A. IL Hargrave. Secretary.
II
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
suNFLowER .cLus MEETING

SuNFlOWER CLUB MEETING
Tine Sunflower club. ladies auxil-
larry OF the First Spiritualist church.
VIII meet next Wednesday evening.
June %, at O'Clock ar 900 East
Moreland street 1t will be a social
meeting. all business being dispensed
with Spiritualists and all who are
friendly to the cause are heartily in
vited and are assured a pleasant
and enjoyable evening.
PAN HELLENIC CLUB - The
Pan-Hellenic club will meet in
formally at luncheon at the Ranch
House on Saturday. June rs at 1900
o clock Reservations are to be made
at the Ranch House. phone 44si. on
Thursday. or on Friday morning All
members OF national Greek letter
sororities are urged to be present.
as IT is splendid opportunity for
the active members to get ac-
quainted with the alumni.
GARAGE MAN ARRESTED
l. kriss. proprietor of a garage al
602 West Washington street, was
arrested last night bye Deputy Sher-
iff Fred L. Meeks and III. g. Parsons
OF the Pacific Coast Theft bureau
on charge in connection with the
receiving and selling of stolen auto
mobiles Kriss was released under
bond Of $500 TO appear before
Justice Nat It. Mckee on Monday
morning for arraignment-
"ARIZONAD PROGRAMME pro.
gram having as it's subject Arizona
/ will be given at Neighborhood
House on Thursday evening. Juns
%. Several interesting numbers ar,
being planned and Col James HI
| McClintock, state historian. will Civ,
an address This is the second o
a series of summer socials which
are being held through the CO
operation of the Roosevelt Woman
club and the Ladies' Aid society
Ice cream and cake will be served
Everybody is welcome
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
Gard OF Thanka

Gard Of Thanks
We thank our friends for their
kindness in our late bereavement and
also for the flowers
MR.. AND MRS. WILEY DUKE
AND FAMILY. 1t
We wish to thank our many friends
for kindness and sympathy shown us
during the illness and death of our
wife and mother, Bertha Olsen.
JOHN OLSEN AND SON. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-09-11
WATER REPORT
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona: Fair Sounday and Mon day; not much change in tempera- ture.
 Southern California: Fair.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-11

and will be sentenced Monday morn ing by Judge Stanford. Jenkins was arrested with Dave Faulkner in the Mcdowell mountains, 40 miles north of Phoenix recently after the off cers found two stills. several gallons of mash and 20 gallons of whiskey in a mine tunnel. Faulkner pleaded guilty to a similar charge following his arrest,
 MEDICINE" PLEA FAILS-A plea made yesterday to United States Commissioner John B. Henke by Herman Henry Pinel, charged with having intoxicating liquor in his pos session, that he was in possession or the liquor because he was i'll and had to take a certain amount of the liquor in glycerine and rock candy syrup for his ailment failed, and Pi- nel was held to answer to the fed eral court. He furnished bond of $500. According to the testimony of the officers they found approximate ly two gallons of ''moonshine" whis- key in Finals room. Commissioner Henke held that was too much liquor for an ill man to have about his room
 MURPHY UNION SERVICE There will be a preaching service at Murphy Union today at II o'clock am. by Rev Mir. Ewing. Sunday school will be at 9:30 am.
 BENEFIT DANCE-William F, Blake Post No. 40, American Legion, will give its annual dance on Mon day night, Sept. 12, at 8 o'clock at Arcadia hall. There will be an ex- cellent singing. The public is invited and is assured of a good time. Ar cadia hall is on West Washington street between Third and Fourth avenues.
 EMPLOYMENT AGENcY-wil- liam F. Blake Post No. 40, American Legion, has established an employ ment agency to obtain position for colored ex-service men. All wanting help are asked to call the legion headquarters, telephone 493S. or S64 North Seventh avenue.
 BACK FROM TRlP-Louise M Tossing and son, Wilbur A. Selle have returned from an extended over land trip to Los Angeles, Pasadena Bakersfield, Yosemite valley, Sequo- ia Natural park, Mariposa Giant | Trees~ San Francisco and other in teresting points Wilbur Selle vii return in d few days to Occidenta | college for his second term of schoo | work.
 LEAVING FOR COAST-Mrs. H Rae of the Rae hair dressing par | Tor leaves tonight for Los Angele; to attend the Marinello hair dress CTS convention.
 RETURNS TO PHoENIx-Mrs Helen Frost has returned to Phoe' nix. where she has become connected with the Rae hair dressing parlor. RELIEF CORPS MEETlNG-Th' president of the Woman's Relic corps has called a special meeting of the corps for Monday, Sept. 12,
 pm. in the Monihon building t'
 arrange for the entertainment O | Mrs Ella Trench. who is coming iron
 the north for the purpose of organ
 izing a state department in Arizo
 na All members are requested to b.
 present.