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Arizona republican., 1922-03-01
RaillUay Labor Board
Renders Decision On
Working Regulations

CHICAGO, Feb. 2S.-The United
States railroad labor board last night
announced its decision of rules and
working conditions for supervisors of
mechanics in the maintenance of
equipment departments of the rail-
ways.
The new rules will tend TO become
standard for all railways. These pro-
vide that all such employees shall be
paid ON a. monthly basis and that
foremen who have seven day per
week positions shall be granted two
days off per month. and IL for any
reason they work these two DAYS
they are to be paid extra on pro
rata basis. The rules also forbid the
reduction of foremen's pay because
shops may reduce working hours.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-01

Mesa Saturday aftern, on. c. F. Mon
rad. local bicycle dealer. has an
nounced. A fire-mile event free for
all handicap will be run. probably
around a city block, that spectators
may view the racers on the course
A two-mile juvenile event for boys
Ia years old and under will also be
run. Suitable prizes for the winners
will be awarded by the cycle trades
Of America and the Monrad cyclery
Guild Will Meet
The Ladies' Guild of st. Marks
Epicopal church will hold its regular
monthly meeting in the guild hall
Thursday afternoon at $3.50.
Services at ST. Marks
Ash Wednesday. the first day of
Lent, will be observed at st. Marks
Episcopal church on Wednesday
evening with a service commencing
at 1880.
Southside Theaters Today
Majestic. Mesa-"Theodora. fea-
turing Rita Jolvet and an all-star
cast. Bray Graphic.
Tempe-Ethel Clayton in Wealth"
a William d. Taylor production.
Miracles of the Jungle" animal Sc
rial.
Dark.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-01
MEMS CIVIC CLUB
Of TEMPE To GIVE
BANQUET THURSDAY

TEMPE, Feb. 2S.-The Mems Civic
club Of Tempe will meet at the
Christian church Thursday evening
at $3.50 for it's monthly banquet and
program. Attorney Shepherd will
give the address of the evening and
the Tempe men will have a fine OPP
portunity to get first hand news Of
just how things are going in the
county along law enforcement lines
and they win get some inside infor-
nation as to how opposition hinders
the work of the office and where it
comes from. There will be a bust
ness session Of the club following
the lecture. Let all members secure
their tickets at once, that the ladies
OF the Christian church may know
On Trip to California
ID. $. Teeter left overland Saturday
for Los Angeles and other points in
California on a business trip.
Smoker for Ex- Service Men
The William Bloys post No. 3,
American legion, win give a smoker
next Tuesday March z, at the Men
hennet theater. All members of the
legion and ex-service men are cor
daily invited to attend. A boxing
OF the evening. A quartet will also
be on hand to furnish music. A jolly
evening is assured all the boys who
attend by those in charge of the
affair.
Splendid Program Given
The Tempe Musical met at the high
school auditorium Monday night and
an exceptionally fine program was
given. Mrs. Marie Guthrie was pro-
gram director for the evening.
Attend Dance in Mesa
A party OF Tempe people, including
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Pile, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Carnoff, Mrs. L. A. Talbot, Miss
Jessie Haynes and Charles Lukin at
tended the X. p. dance which was
given in the Mesa hall Monday night.
Every one reported a fine time.
Ash Wednesday Service
A special devotional service intro
ducing the Lenten season win be held
at the Congregational church We'd
nesday evening March /, at 1880.
The members and constituents OF the
church are urged to be present and
everyone is welcome. A pastors
training class for children in the
age will hold its first session next
Tuesday evening. Parents will be
welcome with their children.
Trees Cause Flooded Roads
The Tempe Irrigating Canal COM
pany has been having a great deal
Of trouble with people cutting trees
and letting them fan into the canals,
thus flooding the roads. The super
intendent has issued warrants for the
arrest Of one party for this offense
and states that In the future all who
let trees or brush fall into the canal
and do not remove the same will be
prosecuted.
Many Have Flu
Among those having the influenza
at the w. C. Colcord home are Miss
Irene Lacy, Harvel Colcord, Miss Ell
sic Mckee and Mrs. Colcord. Many
other Tempeans are Ill with the same
disease.
Class Meeting
There will be a class meeting of
Arizona republican., 1922-03-01
NEW MAIL SERVICE
IS GAIN TO CHANDLER

CHANDLER, Feb. 2s.-The change
of the distribution of the mails in and
out of Chandler has been one of the
greatest benefits achieved lately. 1t
gives Chandler a more direct outlet
for all the baggage and express. The
Chandler Transfer company has
charge Of the baggage and there is
scarcely day that they do not have
as many as two loads out and in
through West Chandler, the new sta
tion on the main line from Phoenix to
Maricopa. A great deal of the pas
sengers enroute to Chandler are COM
ing in by way OF West Chandler and
this has produced another stage line,
which Is being conducted by Krebbs
& Means, and they seem to be doing
a splendid business.
Moved to Miami
ID. w. Jobe and family have moved
to Miami, where he will carry on his
old trade as barber. He leased his
shop here to Neal Cornett, who win
give the same good service as has
been given by this popular barber
shop.
Harold Gray Improving
1T is reported that Harold Gray
who underwent an operation some
time ago at the Sisters hospital in
Phoenix, is improving very fast and
he will be taken to the st. Luke SOL
diers' hospital, as he is an ex-service
man and contracted his illness while
in the service for his country.
Karp Goes to Frisco
Charles Karp, who conducts one of
the leading furnishing stores of this
place, left last night for ten days
business trip to Los Angeles and San
Francisco, Cal.
Petition for National Guard
Mr.. Julian is circulating a petition
to the governor asking for the privi-
lege of organizing a company Of the
national guard here. He has to this
date some 40 signers. which is very
good for one day.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-01

will then spend few days visiting
friends.
Mrs. J. w. Henderson motored 10
Phoenix Friday to attend the state
convention of the Christian En-
deavor. Mrs. Henderson took a num-
ber OF young people who attended the
convention as delegates from the
Florence churches. Accompanying
Mrs. Henderson were Mrs. NJ. A. Mo-
Ian and daughter. Miss Marguerite,
Minton Nolan and Allan Stewart.
Mrs. p. J. Black, accompanied by
Misses Ida Minnie Black and Mae
Havertty, spent the week end in
Phoenix visiting relatives and attend
ing the state Christian Endeavor con-
vention.
Miss Winona Montgomery, accom-
panied by Mrs. Carl Tisor and daugh-
ter, Miss Juanita, motored TO Phoenix
Saturday to shop.
Florence Notes
The Misses Rynning gave an in
formal dancing party at their home
Friday night. The guests we're first
taken to the prison auditorium, where
they saw the first presentation of
"Peterman," Louis Eytinges story
put into pictures. Following this un-
usual entertainment the guests
danced at the Rynning home, Ex-
cellent music was furnished by the
prison orchestra. Delightful refresh
ments were served during the even
ing. The lovely party was given for
Messrs. Banty, Halderman, Basset
and Moore of Phoenix. Other guests
were Misses Virginia Flickinger,
MARCEL Bryan, Eleanor Devine, EVA
lyn Nicholas, Mercedes Vernaz, Ards
Bruce, Florence Magee, Hazel Boring
and Lila Mae Rose Messrs. Ralph
Lane, Frank Southgate, Paul Moody,
Mark Twain Clemans, Billy Weber,
Earl Hayes, j. II. Jennings. e. A.
Brock, Louis Garret, Nick Montgom-
cry and Mart Riggs.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-01
Bomb Explosion In
Belfast Is FolIouUed
By HeoUy Shoofina

BELFAST. Feb. 2s.-There was
heavy firing by civilians in the Short
Strand district at o'clock this even-
ing. Several persons we're badly
afternoon. There also was shooting
In which there were casualties on
Queens bridge and Albert bridge. two
Of the principal crossings Of the river
Lagan.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-01
City of Boston Buys
Sub-Chaser For One
Dollar: Wants Refund

BOSTON. Feb. 2S.--The city of
Boston spent q dollar for q sub
marine chaser and now wants 70
return the boat and get its dollar
back. Mayor Curiey said today that
the chaser purchased from the navy
department in the administration OF
former Mayor Peters for conversion
into fire boat would be returned 10
the government because OF the exc
pense involved In plans for altera-
ton.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-01
Tries to End Life
By Poison and Gets
Ten Days of Sleep

MADISON, Wis, Feb. 2s--Ten days
of sleep, with an awakening at the
end of that time, are in store for
Clarence Harvey. 2S. who the police
say, attempted to commit suicide here
today by swallowing an overdose of
sleeping tablets which he believed
poison.
Hospital physicians say that the
man took enough of the drug TO keep
him unconscious for a period of 10
days. but are of the opinion that he
will fully recover at the end of that
time.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-01
EoREInM ExcAAMeE

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S--Foreign ex-
change steady; Great Britain demand
4.43ih: cables 4.44. sixty day bills
on banks 4.40%. France demand
s17; cables s17k. Italy demand
5.s0h; cables 5.31. Belgium demand
s.70h: cables S.71. Germany demand
43x: cables 43M. Holland demand
1886: cables $3.50. NORWAY demand
1920. Sweden demand 1850. Dem
mark demand 2f.10. Switzerland de-
mand 1850. Spain demand 1900.
Greece demand $50 Poland demnnd
.02h. Czecho Slovak demand l.70.
Argentine demand 36.s7. Brazil de-
mand 1873. Montreal demand 97%.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-01
MERcAMrIIE pApEn

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s--call money
firm: higher s: low {: ruling rate
AZ: closing bid 6A: offered at 6is;
last loan bk. Call loans against
acceptances ~; time loans firm: so
days AZ m5: 30 days az rs; six
months az Q6. Prime Mercantile
Paper AZ as.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-01
oATMAM MlNINa NEWs

The upraise in the Telluride has
holes through to the 400 level. giving
good air for the slopes.
The new compressor for the Oat-
man United has been installed.
A drift toward the east In the
Highland Chief is in ore that pan
well.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-01
METALS

NEW YORK, Feb. rs - Copper
electroiytic spot and nearby 12% N
1879: future IS. Tin weak, spot and
futures 29.S7. Iron steady; prices
unchanged. Lead steady spot 470m
$50. Zinc quiet East st. Louis de-
livery spot 4.5O@4.55. Anthony spot
4s7.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-01
TRooPs LEAVE pURLIN

DUBLIN, Feb 2S.--The evacuation
Of British troops was resumed to-
day. Two hundred of the first royal
dragoops embarked for England.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-01
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s-LIberty
bonds closed: avs, s97.Os; first as,
5000; second as. s96.s2; first 4M's
1920; second 4h's, 5000; third as
S9S,Q0: fourth 4z's. 1924; Victory
S%'s, 800: Victory 4&s. $1o0.26.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-01
coTToN

NEW YORK. Feb. 2S-cotton closed
steady at a net advance OF to IL
points.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-01
cOppEp

NE WYORK. Feb. 2S--Bar silver
foreign. 62%; copper, electrolytic
spot and nearby. l2% Q12H; futures,
l3 cents.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-01
COTTON FUTUREs

NEW YORK. Feb. 2S---Cotton fu-
lures closed steady: March, 1854;
May. 1924; July, 17.4s; October. 1878:
December. 1862.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09
DEsDE CoAMo
BOB.
Esperemos

Ell donirgo tres del corrlante Sc di-
rigi6 ell "coamo'' al pueblo de Cayey
donde tuvo dos encuentros; por la ma
iiana con Ell :Cayey stars', correspou
Giendole ell triunfo al e Coamo'' cou
I'm score 0e catorce a seis Las baterias
de Coamo fueron Mayias Gains. quie
nes estuvieron bien. Ell "Cayey'' Uti
lizo tres pitchers y todos fueron apabu
nados por los "sluggers'' del coa,no;
&c este Droz Y Pepito batearon de cua
tro esquinas.
Ell juegp de Ia tarde fu5 muy concu
rrido y Sc esperaba que ell "Coamo''
Nudiera perder, pues ell ''Escogido'' q.
fue 'el contrincante de la tarde, con-
taba con tres jugadores de Caguas y
con Mocho del "Guayan1a Stars,
quien habiendo tenido al .tCoano'' en-
jaque, EN- una OCCASION creyo que STEM
pre- seria igual y Giscia que 81 ell cam
po lie jEgaba bien darfa nueve ceros al
"Coa,no''. Seda, que parecs que no es
ningdn bobo en- pelota, areng6 a sus
muchacilcs " consigui1 que 6stos lie
0ieran don rabia la pelota del de
Guayagna y al al-terminarse ell noveno cpl
sodio e. CoamD tenia ocho carreras,
m1entras que ell "Escogido" en- ocho
entradas no habia visto nj olido la Sc
gunaas Yo no ql1isiera decir que ell
.'coamo'' le regalo nuevs argollas al
'Escegide'', con todo Y Mocho, pc
~ espero que el 'fUmpire'' Sc este
muriendo y haga alguna confession.
Agapito trabaj5 exdslena4e; en- ell
"box' v Ell campo q exception de J.
Colon v Juani, hizo un trabajo bueno,
y ST Coldl y Juani hubieran saca.ro su,
"tarea" no hubiera habido lugar a que.
ell umpire le sirviera dle padrino al,
"Esccgido''.
Ell score de la tarde fue ell siguiente:
Coamo: 1o3 $1,000 O-9
Escogido. oooee o o 90 2.-2
K. NASTOS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09
Los DoM1N1cANos EN- PTo. RICO


Es question va de pocos dias Ell arri-
ho nuestras playas de los habiles pla-
yers que compcnen Ell club de base tai.
'sEstrelIas Dominicanas .
Por rrimera vez en- la historic base
tolera de ambos paises una novena quis
queyana cruza ell canal para demostca-
los ansiosos fans de Borinquen 81
destreza en- ell arte pelotero, y la vista
no puede hacerss en- momento mas cpl-
Ininante.
Ell entusiasmo arde en- toda la isll,
v la vista de los Dominicanos lla de-
ccntribuir muchisimo evitar un decai-
miento, pues viene proporcionar ade-
vo programa, va que hasta cierto pUnto
las luchas Mayagiiez-P Puerto Rico, Pom
ce-Mayagiiez, y Puerto Rico-Ponce van
causando menos interes.
Els cosa segura que los Dominicanos
son diestros en- Ell manejo de la maja-
qua su vista a rsta isla tiene ade-
mas ell prop6sito de demostrar que San
to Domingo juega mas pelota que Puar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09
Notas de sport

to Rico, a pesar de hacer monos item
po que estan dsdicados al deporta.
Dependera a.hora de nuestros clubs Ell
que los Dominicanos consigan no su
proposito, pero va que para luchar en-
Puerto Rico, Sc han reunido los mejo-
+oras jugadores de la Republica para
eejar en- alto la bandera de su patria,
debemos nosotros, una vez hayan lucha
do individualmente las novenas presea
tar un cuadro ESCoGIDo que demues-
tre no solo santo Domingo Puerto
Rico, sino todos los paises interesados Is
en- base ball, que los boricuas no he
mos perdido nuestro tempo en- Ell dia-
mante.
For conducto de estas lineas la En-
rresa ds las ''Estrellas Dominicanas''
invita- a todos los fans de Ia isla a una
encuesta solicita sugestiones acerca
de Ia novena que pueda presentarse en-
repres antaci6n de la isla bajo eI nom
Ire "Es!rellas de Puerto Rico''.
Por nuestra parte, nos atrevemos pro
poner Ell .iguiente line up:
Santana, catcher del Humacao; Fabi-
to- pitcher del Puerto Rico Ithier. pit
cher del Mayagiiez; Cobas, pitcher del
Ponce; Ansclmo, Ira. del ,Mayagiiez;
Gufuchi, segunda del Mayagiiez; Da
VIII, tercera del Ponce; Thompson. short
Gel Puerto Rico; Beitia, field del Puer
to Rico; Guzman field del Puerto Rico;
Garcia, field del Mayagiiez; Siqui, su
rlente del Puerto Rico King, suplente
del Ponce.
Una novena dc estas condolences de-
Jar1a muy en- alto Ell nombre de nuestra
Isla y confamos que 81 Sc llega el case
el desafio podra celebrarse.
Cuando el ell vapor Marina dss-
runte por la boca del Moro en- su pro
ximo viaje traera consigo los eraba
jadores deportivos de la Antilla hernia
Ia corresponds entonces a nosotros
bacer todo 10 possible para que su es-
tadia en- nuastras playas resulte 10 ma )
grata possible.
Dentro de pocos dias tambien, sabre
mos que atenernos, va que Ell II Sc
encontraran por primera vez en- Ponce
el team que nos vista con el aguerrido
tMayagiiaz''.
Esperemos. BOB.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09

NADIA Sc ha resuelto por Ell Hon. AL
calde y demas miembros de la Comisi6n
Parque Mufioz Rivera para que podamos
Lresenciar juegos de pelota los domill-
SOS EN- los terrenos de la Liga de Ia
parada 8. Los fans por ell deporte "a
cional, que no somos hipicos Y por 10
tanto veuos la nacesidad de que haya
una defnitiva resolution, veriamos con
sumo gusto Sc proceda autorizar q al
guien "bona fide'' para que Sc CONT
pte reparando los grandstands y Sc PIE
da coEtar con la liga para verifcar ea
ella juegos de peiota. Tiene Ia palabra
la Comision, va que ell Hon. TravieJo
bace recasr so5re todos ell dererno de
Car tai aatorizaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09

Ell equipo de pelota de la "Gaard, a
Nacional'', que durante estos dias de
ontrenamiento en- Arecbio estuYo practi
cando grandemente, CUE venciera d
un equipo arecibeiio, Sc propone jasar
en- los terrenos del Morro dentr.. ae
POGO con uno de los teams aeI Regi
miento. Los muchachos 6el ''Afmy' es
tan bian duros probablemeilte laran
"moler vidrio'' a la ''guardIa' Espe-
ro estar al tanto de cLando Sc veri6lue
el juego para dar a conocer Ell ias CO.
Iumnas de Ell MUNDO Ell resultado
del mismo. GERRISH Jr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09
FL COLUMBUS, LAMA
Ell GUANTE

Don Rafael s. Brau don Alexandra
Gregory, de San German, nos envian
una carta en- Ia cual desean hacer cons
tar per mediacion de Ell MUNDo que
el equipo Columbus esta 6ispuesto
a luchar con ell "colectiva", "Huma-
Gao Stars y "Puerta de TERRA. asl
como con cualqHier otra novena DE pri
mera de Ia isla.
Ell COLUMBUS" ha sabido en- dos
ccasiones derrotar al "AH Ponce Y
al "Ensenada'', "olimpo', era
do En- Ell 1ltimo desafio, celebrado
Ell l1nes cuatro, tomaron part'e los 81
guientes jugadores:
AL Ponce" HoJos, Davi1, 'Dare-
na, Modesto, Guerrero, Recurb6a, Da-
MEL ,Nicasio, Luciano, Chilino, Rami
rez, cap6, Santos v Gerardino. Mana
gers. Hoyos Dap'ena.
tCfflumbrgl'': Denetrio Trdzarry,
Pedro Ram5rsr, r,an Bonilla, Mavan
Arsenib, Canon Raez, Pin. Tuntun, Or
tiz, Brau, G. Rivera. Chilin, Diaz. Sa-
mueI, Melinsre. Ct-dova, Chac6n, Jo-
sc Ramirez, A. Fradera. Manager A.
Gregory; captain Bonilla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09

Supe de un reto que lanzaIa Ell FHu-
macao" al team "Puerto Rico" para
iiHgar en- la Liga Ge Humacao. Ell ma
nager Rogue plante6 condolences, per5
estas no fueror aceptadas por la adlEi-
ristracion de la Liga Los 'jinetes' quis
ren la pista limpia Y sin estorbos, pero
los "bravos'' no ceden las indicacio-
nes 'boricuas" Y. =. por 10 tanto no
sabemos cuando Sc enfrenten dichas no
venas. La Liga de Humacao es hoy una
fuente de orc y no debe reparar en-
gastoS y contratar los mejores equipcs
para jugar allf. Las ''estrellas domini-
canas'' deben ser por ellos tambien con
tI2tadas. (?l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09

lQne pasa con las novenas "Puerta
de TERRA y "Cataio Stars que sus
nombres va nc suenan? IPorqu6 no con
certain desafios para los domingos o
s6bados en- Ia tarde va bien en- la Liga
dc Catano o en- la Liga de Caguas? Es
peramos verlos pronto en- la linea de
fUego.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09
NRcEs1TAMos AGENrEs LOCALES

Para articulos de facil venta, encen
deacress Ka,idoscopios tres tamahos,
mcniearios, lapices eneendederes, amo
ladores, pluna fuente Alemana. -.
Muestraxio complete para agentes
s2.1o. Pida informes P. o. Box 100, Yau
co, P. R. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09

La novena Collective viene practi
cando muy amenudo en- la Liga en- Ia
Parada 8. Parece tiene la intencion de
enfrentarse con ell campe6n puerto
Rico'' y en- cuyo encuentro ira decidida
veneer los jinetes, tai he sido in
tornado son las pretensiones del mana
ser Toto. Digno de APPLAUSE es ell en-
peno del amigo Cesanf, pues los fans
ic que queremos es yer jugar buena pc
leta o todas horas, va bien entire teams
locales entire visitantes locales. PA
ra cuando este encuentro?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09

Sc aeerca a. arribo a nuestras playas
de la novena 'Festrellas dominicanas
entire las cuales fgura sl bien conocido
Caratini, paisano nuestro y quien ha
venido siendo e. alma mater del depor
te de la vecina repdblics4 Lichas ''es-
trellas'' haran su debut el domingo II
con dos juegos en- Ell campo atl6tico de
Ponce con Ell team "Mayagiiez''. Los
cardeaales conociendo Ia fama de que
yiene preeedida dicha novena han redo
blado sus practicas y Sc espera den un
huen juego para tratar de veneer al MI
cleo fuerte quisqueyano. A Ponce, pues
dc la pelota puertorriquefia!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09
FOR Ell MUNDo DE LA pELorA

Los illtimos acontecimientos de la Sc
mana han sido las vietorias del t'Ma-
yagiiez'' sobre ell s'Humacao Stars GU
COS scores hasta auui el crenista Boston
Kelly nj tampoco Hornsby Williams
cue es igual, han querido dar publici-
cal. Tambi6n Sc anotan dos nuevas vic
torias ell campe6n instllar "Puerto Ri
co.. sobre ell Ponce, quien ven
cieron en- su propio gallinero con los
scores de 5 a 4y q a 1.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1922-11-01
PARENT MEETING
TOMORROW NIGHT

The Newark Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation will hold regular meeting in
the High School tomorrow evening at
eight o'clock. The announcement
made in the Post relative to meet
ing last Thursday night was mis-
take and we are very sorry to have
been in error. However, the meeting
tomorrow night will be deserving of
attention by all concerned in the
movement. Miss Snyder, of the
Women's College, will address the
gathering on "The School and What
1t Should Do for the Child" Follow
ing Miss Snyder, Miss Cooper, teacher
of the Fourth Grade in the local
schools, will give demonstration les
son upon the same general topic and
will use some of her children to illus
trate the main points of the talk.
This promises to be one of the most
interesting meetings of the season
and it is hoped that as many as pos
sible will attend. The general topic
for the meeting is the same one as is
being used throughout the State DUR
ing November and thus is giving each
community chance to become famil-
lar with it.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1922-11-01

Five dollars in gold, donated by
Robert jenkins, William Cam and
three others.
Two pounds of candy, donated by
L. T. Truitt, Edna Sample, Elkton.
One box cigars, donated by Arthur
Van Lii, David J. Gail, Providence.
Five dollars savings fund, Elkton
Banking G. Trust Co., Ida Shivery,
Elkton.
Five dollars in gold, donated by
Keys & Miller Co., Allen McCuen,
Elkton.
Couch cover, donated by Kay &
Todd Co., Elk Mills, Marie Costello,
Elkton.
Fountain Pen, donated by J. J.
Minister G. Son, Clara Sprout, Provi-
dence.
Gents pocketbook, donated by
Joshua Conner & Son, Clyde Robin
son, Elkton.
Half barrel flour, donated by
American Stores, Myrtle Ash, Elkton.
Silk hose, donated by Mrs. Lena
Wilson, Elizabeth Exley, Elkton.
Pair silk and wool house, donated
by Mrs. Rose Dipoala, Ella Shivery.
Two and one half dollars in gold,
donated by Lee Wing laundry, Mar
garet Frigar, Elkton.
Two pounds of candy, donated by
Wells Drug Store, Dora Juergens
Elkton.
Hand bag, donated by Mrs. Lucas
Dorothy Scott, Elkton.
! Box of cigars, donated by Ire
Kilmon, Newark, Singerly Fire Co.
Three sets aluminium name plates
donated by Davis Supply Co., Agne.
Angle, Providence.
Ten dollars in gold, donated by J
R. Willis, Newark, Del, Boyd H
Rutan, Wilmington.