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The Raymer enterprise., 1921-06-30

The Story Of
Our States
BY JONATHAN BRACE
V.-CONNEcTICUT
, @M CONN EoTl-
~ IA y CUT stands
NN MA unique as prob
E Tr.K |A ably the first
M R III state which was
WA AN created In the
ENSSs>LY world by a writ
Ky ten constitution.
1t was really an offshoot from
, Massachusetts, for In 1885 there
was dissatisfaction over the form
Of government among the Puri-
tans in Cambridge, Watertown
!, and Dorchester, the three towns
surrounding Boston. A large
part OF these three towns, there
, fore, decided to journey to the
Connecticut valley, as they had
heard that there was to be found
excellent farm land, and the
Dutch from New Netherlands
had been forced out the previous
year by the erection by the Eng
lish Of fort at Saybrook at the
, mouth of the river. The Cam.
bridge people, under the leader
ship Of their pastor, Hooker.
! founded Hartford, the Dorches-
ter people settled Windsor, and
those from Watertown estab-
, lished Wethersfield. For few
years they remained u part Of
Massachusetts,, but early In 1889
the people of these three towns
met and drew up written con-
, stitutiOn and agreed to govern
themselves. Meanwhile, In 1888,
q large company Of colonists I'M
.. der the leadership Of John Dav-
export arrived from England and
. settled the town Of New Haven,
later spreading to Milford and
Stamford. These two distinct
colonies were later united and
took the name Of Connecticut
from its principal river. This ID
an Algonquin Indian name mean
Ing "long river" 1t became the
6fth state to join. the Union
when 1t adopted the Constitution
on January 8. 1788. It ID some
times called the Land Of Steady
Habits, but is more popularity
known as the Nutmeg state from
the humorous accusation that
Its peddlers were accustomed to
palm Of wooden nutmess to
their customers. The area Of
Connecticut 10 4.066 square
miles, the third smallest Of our
states. Its population, however,
entities It to seven electoral
votes for president.
(oby Mcclure Nswspapss sysdtsaaa)
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Want ADS.

FOR SALE:-Siberian Seed Millett.
$500 per Cwt. d. L. Jones. 4-3'
STRAY:-A Poland China SOW, came
to my place May 25th. Owner
come and prove property. pay for
keep and for ad. D. L. Jones As
LOST:-from my pasture, known as
the old Carlson place. 8 miles
northeast Of Raymer. a 3 year old
mare. bright sorrel. very little
white In forehead weight about
1.1O0. W. J. Johnston, Stoneham.
FOR SALE:-Nc. 13 Minnesota Seed
Corn, tested C. B. Dannatt, 6
mile Sc Raymer, s mile SW Stone
ham. 50-3s
F0UND:--A black silk coat was
found some two or three weeks ago
on the highway west Of the Ford
garage. Owner may have same by
proving property and paying for
this noice. 7-tf
FOR Substantially new Deer
Ing S-ft cut binder; also SIT Acme
in good shape; and new Butter
fly cream separator. l.. D. Bender
1R miles south OF Double-Six
Highway and miles east Of Ray
mer. 7-2'
BLACKSMITH Having rented the
Blacksmith shop OF c. l.. Noyes, l
will run the same and endeavor to
give entire satisfaction and solic-
It your patronage Prices on work
will be the same as Mr.. Sweigard
Give me trial. F. j. Roberts.
New Raymer, Colo. TIT
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Everyone

should spend as least one
vacation in THE Land Of
Wonders yellowstone
Park---and see sights and
scenes the like Of which
do not exist elsewhere.
Briefly, the attractions are--an in
comp; rable climate, wiIdanimals
Of numerous species living their
natural life yellowstone is the
largest wild game preserve in the
world); magnificent forests; wild
flowers o. brilliant hues, in great
variety and profusion; lakes;rivers,
waterfalls (theG Great Fall is almost
twice as high as Niagara) innumer
able dcreeks;geysers, mud
volcanoes, hot andmmeral springs
exquisitely colored pools; noun
talns and canyons; wonderful
hotels, permanent comfy " camps,
an automobile ride that has no
counterpart in all the world and
the Cody Road, which has been
called" "the most wonderful ninety
miles in America"
Decide when and where you'll go--come in and
let me help you plan your trip. Then-"hit the
traiP'-West!
RH. PnKERTos
TICKET AGENT
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-06-30

FOR SALE:-Siberian Seed Millett.
$500 per Cwt. d. L. Jones. 49,
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-06-30

1t is we'll enough to have the sou
of a child, but .r dealing WIZ Ihc
world you'd bet 81. ale, haze he I'st
Uf man
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
OBSERVE sHABNoTm FESTIVAL
WIN be Celebrated in All Synngogues
TcAMrow With Confirmation In
Temple OF Truth.

The festival of Shabnoth or Pente-
cost, commemorative the giving oi
the Ten Commandments, will be cele-
hrated in all the Synagogncs In the
city tomorrow Because OF it's con-
ncction with the revelation on Mt
Sinai. this festival has been made by
reformed congregations the occasion
of confirmation OF boys and girls who
have reached their fifteenth year.
At the Temple of Truth class of
eleven, the largest in the history of
the congregation, will be confirmed
sunday morning at e,ao o'clock. The
Temple will be decorated with palms
and flowers. Appropriate hymns will
be sung by the choir.
The coniirmants will be presented
with certificates by the Rabbi, Samuel
A. Rabinowitz. who win also conduct
the services.
The confirmants are as follows:
tsertrude Cohen, Frances Jacoby.
Freia Cohen, Adele Topkis. Helen
Levy. Oscar Stern. Rosaiine Cohen,
Howard Miller, Max Faber, Hiidreth
Harris.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
POLISH SHIP CORPORATION
Rrcsirer Reports Claims of sso.sS3
and Available Funds of Sl6.65b~l6

Joseph C. Jolls. whom Chancellor
Charles NJ Curtis appointed receiver
of the Polish Ship Corporation, has
reported 10 the chancellor that he
found claims aggregating sS0.SSS and
has available for distribution Sl0,-
s-S IS. less costs and allowances. The
~hancs~Jior has fixed June 20 for dis
u>r,asoo-
The Polish. Ship Corporation was
4r~orxx~~xed under Che laws of Del
Av~re In August 1918, for the pun
pose oS operating a steamboat be
tween Philadelphia and Warsaw Po-
land A large quantity of stock was
SoAi. tire corporation advertising in
POLISH newspapers OF Philadelphia and
other cities that stock subscriptions
carried right TO passage on the steam
ship and guaranteed passports.
When the corporation failed to
comply with the advertisements COM
plaint was made 10 the district at
torucy of Philadelphia who seized the
corporations assets. Judge Dickin-
son ~ the United States Court in
Philadelphia appointed Edwin NJ.
Finietter receiver After Mr.. Fin
letter had taken over the asset and
converted the Office furniture and
fixtures into cash Judge Dickinson
decided that the United States Court
lacked Jurisdiction TO distribute. I'M
July. 1920. bill was fled in the Court
af Chancery for New Castle county.
and Chancellor Curtis appointed Mr..
.Ioils receiver Most Of the stock
holders reside in Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence Every Eve

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Elkton, Md, June 13.-The Circuit
Court for Cecil county has granted Mrs
Bessie Scott Evans, an absolute divorce
from James f. Evans, an Elkton lawyer,
on grounds of abandonment.
New Castle Presbytery. has issued
notice of congregational meeting Of
Elkton Presbyterian Church, for We'd
nesday evening next, to take action on
the calling of new pastor to succeed
Rev. John McElmoyle, resigned.
A wrecking crew from Baltimore,
during the past week, raised vessel be.
longing to Abbott Brothers which was
sunk in the Susquehanna river off
Perryville, several months ago.
Town Commissioners of Rising Sun
have ordered all dogs in that town
muzzled. owing to q mad dog running
through the town few DAYS ago.
The funeral Of J. Earl Jones, who died
at Union Hospital, Elkton, Thursday
evening, from injuries received in an
automobile accident, took place yesfer !
day afternoon. He was buried with milf
1ary hoaors, Co. i, accompanied by a
large number of ex-sarvice men, at
tending in body
Mrs Mary f. Tull, of Wilmington has
opened ier summer home in Elkton for
the season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
NOT HELD FOR MURDER

Georgetown, Del, June 13.-Because
of a lack of evidence, sufficient to c0n-
meet him with charge of murder, John
Harris OF this city, who on April "a was
incaTccrated in the Sussex County jail,
pending an investigation into the death
Of Philip Mitchell, colored, who was shot
in the doorway of Harris home, has
been released, Mitchell. while at the
home of Harris on Sunday, April "a
was shot in the abdomen which resulted
in his death within half hour.
The dying man told conflicting tales as
to how the shooting took place, and
Harris also, upon being put through the
third degree. gave two or three YER
sions as 10 how the accident occurred.
Since that time the authorities have
been endeavoring to unearth evidence
which would clear up the mystery, but
without success.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park. June I3.-Having
had their attention called TO the unsani-
tarv conditions of cutters here, the
State Board OF Health, Saturday, posted
notices forbidding the throwing OF kit
chen waste water into the cutters.
Yesterday afternoon investigating the
cause of large volumes of smoke pouring
from the cellar way Of his new home
being constructed at Elmhurst, II. J.
Smith discovered a pile of building paper
afire. The blaze was due TO a cigarette
smoker tossing lighted stump in the
paper. The fire was extinguished before
any damage "as done.
Hundred Of sidents yesterd; y gisitC d
the scene of tAe automobile accident on
Saturday whea George b. Moore was
killed and others injured Young Moore
was a popular member of the Five
Points baseball team.
Owing TO the heavy rain, SATURDAY.
night, it was decided 10 postpore the
street carnival al Flmhurst. The affair
viii be held on THURSDAY, Friday ard
Saturday nights Of this week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
PAY FINE
AND KEEP OUT OF JAIL
Mother of Fugitive Gives Check
Under Protest and Saves CO.
defendants From Prison.

Philadelphia. June i1.--Mrs. Emma
c. Bergdoll. mother of the Bergdoll
brothers, convicted army doserters.
saved herself and her four co-defen-
dants, charged with conspiracy to aid
Grover G. and Erwin II. Bergdoll TO
evade army service. from going TO
jail by paying today $4,000 in fines
recently imposed by the United States
District Court here.
A certified check drawn by Charles
A. Braun, one Of Mrs. Bergdoll's sons
who changed his name because of the
notnricty given the name BerEdol by
Grover. was given to the clerk of the
court under protest" IL is under
stood an appeal from the conviction
will be taken.
Mrs. Rergdoli. Braun. and James T..
Romig, friend OF the family, were
sentenced on May IL 60 a year and n
day in prison aud fined $1,000 each.
while Hurry S. Sehuh and Albert s.
MITCHELL. an automobile salesman.
were sentenced each TO six months
and $1,000 fine. The court, however.
announced that IL the fines were paid
before June 1s the prison sentences
would besremitted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
SUSSEX COUNTY JURORS.

Georgetown, lune I3-JurorS for the
June term OF Superior Court and Court
of General Sessions, which will convene
here, June 27th- have been drawn, as
follows:
FIRST Representative district Theo-
dore III. Roach, James H. Reed, Elmer
Short, Arthur Stsyton
Second Elias f. Ward, III. Il. Ben
nett, H. W. Coates, Coulter Messick.
Third-C, Edward Hurley, Arthur
VI Massey, George r. Hearn, Samuel f.
PllSoy.
Fourth Walter A. CSver, John r.
Lowe, Philip Boyce.
Fifth-Charles T.. Wootten. William
= Studley, Frank Gordy, Elwell NJ
Collins.
Oscar King, Silas ]. Lewis,
William A. Hearns, James E. Goslee.
STANDARDIZATION c. Hickman, Lee
Murray, lIfrah w. Long.
Eighth George 3. Warrington, viii
liam Wilson, William ID Steele.
Nintk Thomas ]. Pritchett, Jr..
Robert 7. Donovan, James P. Dicker-
son.
Tenth-George A. Walls. Frederick A.
Johnson, William 5. Ferrell, W. II.
Steele
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
SHOCKLEY MAY HAVE
BEEN MURDER VICTIM
Father Says His Death Looks
Suspicious; Pueblo Police
Have No Trace of Man.

G~xxs ". Shockley, of 624 West
Y6sh street., Ytro had been advised that
ms son, Fliwood Shockicy, aged 30
wears. hld been drowned in the flood at
Pueblo. Colorado, Saturday received
rho folLyS ing telegram from J. Nj. Daley
ch,.f of Police, in Pueblo: "No informa-
t,on of Fllwood Shockley, wire address
err occir,ation." This was In response 10 n
telegram Mr.. shcckiey sent Friday
.s,>las A complete description of his soa
And hrs occupation and asking that the
plre IN Pueblo endeavor To find some
trsscc of him.
A,kni SATURDAY il he had any
yvason 10 think his son may have been
tho victim AZ foul play Ak. Shockley
nn. ~lf looks p little but suspicious
to me" lie explained that his sou had
.,..ned some lots in Florida and that he
had gone therc during last winter TO look
,,fter them. He believes il possible
that tb. Young man sold this real estate
and that II 30 he had the proceeds from
the sslc In has poSsSesSzop- He believes he
NAV have been murdered for this cash.
Shooki~y went AWAY with Arthur
1ohnSon. Of this city, his boon companion
Tor a long time. Is WIS from johnson
that the NNN<NitNc htSe isth AtsN et LIT
wood s reported death Johnson sent
a telegram dated indianapolis SAYING
Ellwood had been drowned at Pueblo.
Mr.. Shcckley is at loss 10 understand
xhy johnson waited until he got To
Indianapolis 20 send him telegram of
MS son death and he is nov waiting
for johnson to return TO Wilmington 70
g.. full details from him personally. He
Is mvstificd rs TO why Joh1son did not
remain In Pueblo and Try TO recover
yxsrng Shockley's body or at least 10
properly identity it if It's hould be re-
covered.
MIR. Shocklcy Is ANXIOUS to have the
bssiv recovered for If Eilwood was
drpxnei he wants the corpse brought TO
Wilmington for burial How Ellwood
got 10 Pueblo or why he went there the
father does not know. He explained
today that his son had no money the
last time he heard from him for he wrote
hnrpe for $50 saying he had been robbed
in Baltimore and WAS broke This TACT,
MIR Shockley saws. strengthens his be-
lei the boy had acquired some cash and
that he NAV have been murdered tor IT,
In hopes soon 10 see Johnson here or 10
rrs q letter from his explaining IN detall
al about EllYood's death.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
SALES BY THE SHERIFF

sheriff Joseph ~ Gould Saturday
sold real estate as follows:
Dwelling. 1886 Chestnut street
property of Joseph Morris and sub
ject TO mortgage, TO Robert Adair
for $3.50.
Dwelling 1301 Maryland avenue.
property of Clinton s. PEBBLES, to
Caleb f. Burchenal for $3.50.
The PEBBLES property was sold TO
make title
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
GREENS BoMBARD VILLAGE.
Refugees Flesanx From Inerior of Asia
Minor 10 Fcsape Impending Offensive.

Constantinopie. June 1is-Greek de-
stroyers have bomharded Karamursal,
village on the southern shore Of the
Gulf OF isInid, and there have been
several skirmishes along the Turkish
front in Asia minor.
Coast towns along the Rack Sea.
the Sea OF Marmora and the Aegean
are filled with refugees who have fi.,i
from the interior hecauae OF the inn
niinepcs of the Greek offensive agafns ST
the Turkish Nationaiists.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
Mems Club ERterfaIns.

The Mems Community club Of Nc
Cabe Memorial NJ r. Church Friday
night at their monthly meeting had
the women members Of the church as
their guests. Refreshments were
served during the evening Dr.
Charles Ely, Of Dickinson College,
spoke briefly and there was a very
pleasing musical program.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
APPLY FOR RECEIVER
Anegv Insolvency of Perfection Tirt
and Rubber Company.

A bfil asking the appointment of
r~seiver for the Perfection Tire & Rub
bs1 Co. a Delaware corporation, was
filed Thursday in the United States
Court BY the Southwark Foundry
Machine Co. Pennsylvania corpora
tson on the ground Of insolvency.
Robert n. Richards is solicitor for
the piaintih. Subpoenas arc return
Able on June %.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
PLAN RECEPTION FOR RIcCI.
ItAHan Ambassador at Washington TO
be Wilmington Visitor.

RapreSentatiVes OF the various
raiian organizations Will meet in the
Italian Republican Hall, 1905 West
sixth street, on June 10, TO plan a re-
cepsion for Rolando Ricci, new Italian
Ambassador 10 Washington who has
announced his intentions of visiting
Wilmington soon. A banquet viii be
a feature OF the celebration
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
INDUSTRIAL COURT UPHELD
Kansas Tribunal Affirms Sentence Of
Alexander Howaf Serving Year.

Topeka. has. June lin the most
sweeping decision vet handed down
affecting validity Of the Kansas In
ausrrial Court Law, the State Su-
preme Court today affirmed the de-
cision of the Crawford county dis
tr1cz court sentencing Alexander
Howat 10 one year in jail for con-
tempt.
The law was held valid on each Of
the eight issues raised.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
VITAL STATISTICS.

Beard Of Health Reports Show Scar
LET Fever on Increase.
The weeks record OF the Board of
Health shows So births. ~ marriages
and g deaths. The same week OF
1929 had totals Of 46, % and &c re-
spectiteIy.
An increase I'm scarlet fever cases
Is noted. IL new ones being reported.
There were also four new cases OF
whooping cough and one each OF ty-
phoid and chicken pox.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
BRIToN GOLF CHAMPION.
Abe Mitchell Wins Professional Tour-
nament for n Thousand Guineas-

Glen Eagles Scotland, June H.
Abe Mitchell. Of the North Foreland
Club. was the winner in the Thousand
Guineas professional golf tournament
completed here today.
Mitchell in the final defeated Joseph
Kirkvood, the Australian open cham
pion. up and TO play.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
TEMPORARY RECEIVER.
{. c. Needy TO Manage Sterling Eiec-
trio Co.'S. Affairs For Time.

NffN 70 = @Nffs't'S : Y N' ' 'f''"'
Chancellor Charles NJ. Curtis, on
petition Of Thomas $. Taylor. stock
holder, has appointed Charles G. keedy
receiver pendente lite of the Sterling
Electric Co. of this city and selected
Joseph l.. Pyle and Howard y. Stay
ton to appraise its property and
assets.
The Sterling Electric Co. was in
corporal ted and organized under the
laws OF Delaware on July Is. 1916. with
an authorized capital stock of $4,000.
which on June "a. 1919. was increased
To 100000 Mr.. Taylor owns so shares
of the common stock. lie declared the
company's huisnasS has not been
profitable, except during short period
OF time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
Boy Wanderer Returns.

Joseph Moytka, 205 Lombard street,
has returned to his home after being
absent since Saturday week. when he
disappeared He is said TO have a
habit OF wandering away.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
Dance at Beslefonte.

Members Of Bellefonte Community
League gave a dance Friday evening in
their home at Bellefonte. The pro-
o~eds will be devoted 10 the fund for
a new home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
Aaron ". ID. HardmIek Dead.

Aaron ". d. Hardwick died shortly
before noon Saturday at his home. 1915
Hamilton street. He was 81 years old
The funeral viii be held next TUESDAY
afternoon at o'clock and interment
VIII be directed to proceed with the es-
terry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
MISS RYAN WINS AT TENNIS.

Beckenham. June 11.--Miss Eliza
beth Ryan. OF California, today de-
feated Mrs Beamish OF England in
the final match Of the ladies singles in
the tennis tournament here 90, Ga.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
Chicken Coop Robhed. !.

Chicken thieves about 2.30 Satur-
day morning. broke into the coop OF
Robert J. Hunter, 1921 Rodney street
and stole "a choice young chickens.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
Community Sing al Holly 0aE.

A community sing win be held next
W'ednesday evening at s. o'clock in
Holly OK AZ. r. Church a large at
t~ndancs Is expccted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
u. 3. May Buy Cape Cod Canal.

Washington. june I1.-PurchastA hv
the government OF the Cape Cod Canal
for Sil 100000 has been recommended
10 Congress by Secretary Weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
p. and $. Hospital commencement.

p. and :. Hospital Commencement
The Physicians and Surgeons Hos
pital VIII hold its annual commence
ment exercises in the New Century
Club on June II. Three nurses viii
be awarded diplomas.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13

60 back 10 boyhccd days-Get d
boat and take roy. O1 the pretty lake.
nj Shshpp& -.A0y.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-30
BEAUTY MODEL
PACKARD ON
EXHIBITION

Monster crowds OF motor fans and
interested buyers have been attracted
this week al the new show and sales
rooms OF the Gary Motor Car Distrib-
utors at S0S-10 West Fifth avenue in
Gary where the new $11,5o0 twin six
Packard model Is now on display.
The car. which is the most expen-
sive yet shown IN a Gary motor sales
room. looks to be worth every bit of
its price-and then some. Those who
have not seen the car are extended 9
cordial invitation to call at the sales
room and inspect this as well as the
other Packard models on display.
The Gary Motor Car Distributors,
a local organization with Isaac Ru-
man as It's head, have the Packard
agency for both pleasure cars and
trucks for both Lake and Porter coun-
ties Several branches. one at Ham
mond. have or are being opened over
the two counties and the organization
IS doing an exceptional business. Many
cars and trucks having been sold since
the opening or the agency late IN
February. One beautiful twin six mo-
del was sold yesterday.
The company will maintain a com
plete service station in charge or a
skilled Packard mechanic. Parts for
all Packard models will be carried in
stock so that the many Packard own
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-30
EAST CHICAGO POLICE
UNCOVER OLD CRIME

CROWN POINT. Ind. June So
George Nyati or this city who was the
victim of hold-up about g year ago.
az which time re was relieved OF
about 500 IN money and gold
watch had the watch returned 70 him
on Wednesday through the East Chi
cago police. Stanley Dobels and oe
Krostokoki had been arrested by the
police on suspicion Of committing a
crime ~ the above city The police
searched tho room q Stanley and
found watch bought from the Baker
5ewelry store in Crown Point. The
police got in touch with the local au-
thorities and the watch was Identified
as belonging to Afyati. The men con
fessed to the crime and also implicat-
"a Joe Hrouski who Is now serving
time in the penitentiary on another
charge The men were released on
bail Myati drives truck for a COM
mission house and the trio had been
given a ride to East Chicago BY him.
repAying his kindness BY relieving
him or his valuables.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-30
Whiting Man Starts
For Elk Convention

WHITING. Ind. June 5o.-This IS 8
ding day for George L Girard. balir
Of the Whiting city court. He was
ready to swear today that II was the
longest he could .ecal of hand. His
vacation starts tomorrow and when he
leaves the courtroom tonight he Will
do so with the expectation OF net see.
ing it again for three or four weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Girard start Saturday
on q delightful vacation trip. First
they head for Vancouver. B. c.. Can
ada From there they travel down the
coast in easy stages. arriving at Los
Angeles in time for the big Elks' con
vention. They plan TO return by the
southern route spending some time in
Texas.