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n Miss Nell Brown, who spent the
summer here with her parents,
Mr.sand Mrs. NJ! L. Brown, at their
home on Fourth street, returned
SMond ay to Ell 8Paso, Tex. where
ssheais@ a member OF the faculty Of
the high school.
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basket OF garden flowers from the
Mccoy flower gardens While these
flowers were attractively arranged
about the, porches. Out-of-town
guests present were Mr. and Mrs.
3. b. Nuzum, Mrs. Lester Snow,
Eugene Nuzum and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Morris, all of Tuscaloosa,
Ala. Miss Madge Sample of Wash
ington ID. c., and Mr. and Mrs
Guy Furbee Of Warrington
Entertaining Club
Mrs. Cecil Jenkins Is entertain
ing the Needlecraft Club TINS
afternoon at her home on Dear
born street.
To Give Bridge
Mrs. Harry Heintzelman will
entertain informally at bridge on
tomorrow afternoon at the Coun-
try Club.
To Entertain Club.
Mrs. larry Scott Will entertain
the Needleworkers' Club Friday
evening at her home on Oliver
avenue.
Have Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis G-W1lson nave
as their guests at their home on
Benoni avenue, Mrs. John HarrinE.
ton Cox OF Morgantown and Miss
Harriet Hazard of Monongahela
City. Pa.
For Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Watkins
entertained number OF friends
informally on Wednesday evening
at their home at Bell Run Station.
complimentary to Miss Mildred
Devine and Melbourne Jordon Of
Fairchance, Pa, who are guests
OF MI. and Mrs. John Turley. The
hours were delightfully."- spent with
dancing and games and with
music. and refreshments were
served. Several solos by Frank
Jordan were much enjoyed. Mr.
and Mrs. Watkins just recently
returned to their home from
Poplar Island, where they were
camping. The guest list inc1ud-
ed the following: Misses Jean
weeman, Irene Turley, Lulu
iWegman, Besse Brown, Jose
3gFD' tS &, VI
Glas svobode., 1922-03-10
SALJIVEC IN sMRT.

Sredi Atlantika Sc je potopil
norveSH parnik Grontoft, Straho-
Wit hurikan pomeSan snezeno vi
hro ga ie potopil globocino. Nj
ii ena oSeba nj bila reSena.
Ma tenn parniku Sc je nahajal
moz, operator brezIcnega brzoja-
va, E ie do posledniega dina bril-
burke IL blizajoce smrti.
Parnik Estonia, ki je vlovil xii
ce ma pomo6, je zapustil svojo pot
IN plul s polno paro proti Oznace-
nemu mestu, kjer Sc ie Grontoft
obupno boril vihariem. Operator
ie zaporedoma poSiljal porocila o
poIozaiu parnika in vse1ei dodal
nekaj Saljivih opazk.
Najprei ie bila irOnija moria;
"Bog mai Sc usmili ubogih NOR
nariev taxi noei kot ie ia. " Te-
mu ie sIedilo nekoliko cha, ha,
ha."
"In pravim, ie nadaljeval,
Glas svobode., 1922-03-10
JUGOSLOVANSKA TRGOVSKA
MORNARICA.

New York, jug. cd. F. L. [. S.
Glasom porocila ameriskega
konzula Don S. Haven V Belgra-
du, jugoslovanska trgovska NOR
narica obstoja: y IL 142 parnikov
cd skupai 128,000 ton, izmed kate
rih 112 sluzi "a obrezno trgovino
q IL 800 ladii po cez 10 ton, kate
rih skupna tonaza znasa 10000
ton. Izmed teh je 666 jadrnic; 35
ladij pa ie opremljenih motorj;
$50 koniskih sill in 11,000
tonaze.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-10

start moz (kapitan) zatrjuje, da
bo ia tiSina kmalu pojenjala. Ia
res potrebuiemo malo vetra." ST
lovit hurikan je bila tista tisina
Emo uro pozneje je parnik zopet
postal obupne kliee ma pomoe in O.
perator ie zopet dodal nekaj bur
kastih opazk:
"Well, mas klhar :ie zaeel pri-
pravljati sendviGe "a resilne col
ne. Izgleda kakor da pojdemo ma
10 na piknik." F."
Pol ure pozneje zopet:
Stara Skatlja Sc povesa ma
stran kot izrabljena peta. V taken
vremenu bi clovek ne smell It'll ven
= brez deznika.
"vztraiaite," ie brzoiavila B.
stOnia- "kmalu bono pri vas. :"
Stirideset minut nj bio odgovo-
ra, potem pa:
"Potapliamo Sc 2 zadniim kon-
cem ladie naprei. Colni so zdrob
ljeni. Ne moreno vztraiati vec.
Kapitan diktira to = On re v
Glas svobode., 1922-03-10

= kan sem re vtaknil Svoj klo-
buk? Obzaluiem, ker vas he mo-
reno poGakati. Nujni posli mas 81
LILO drugam~. :"
Pozneje nj bilo vec glasu.
Sest ur DO prejemu prvega XII
ca ma pomoG, je Estonia dospela
ma oznaceno mesto. Nobenega zna-
menja O nesreGnem parniku nj bi-
10. lie strahovit vihar lie tulil ma,
pref in metal oster sneg ma iska-
Joe parnik...
Glas svobode., 1922-03-10
CIKLoN v AFRIKI.

Il Lorenzo Marqueza, V portu-
galsli vzhodni Afriki prihaja po.
rocilo hudem ciklonu, k ie kon-
Gem zad. tedna divjal preko priSta
niskega mesta Chinde. Unieil ie
mnogo vladnih his in potopil do
kaiSnie Stevilo maniSih ladii. Oko-
Ii pet Evropeicev in trideset do
maGinov ie tekom vihre izgubilo
zivlienie.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-10
v oBvEsTILo NARoCNIK0M.

Radi nenadne smrti izdalatella
Mr.. M. v. Konda so nastale tezko-
ce, vsled katerih smo bill prisllJe-
nj izdati to Stevilko lie ma Stlrlh
straneh. Prosimo zategadel svo]e
narocnike oproseenja. L istega
vzroks. ie zastala tu6i korespon-
denca. Ko nitro bodo stvari zopet
" pravem redu, Sc bo odgovorilo
ma doSla pisma. Prosimo nekoliko
potrpljenja.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-10
VELESEMENJ v ZAGREBU.

Ameriski konzul A. r. Thomp-
son V Zagrebu poroca, da je bill We
lik mednarodni semei Zagrebu,
Xxi Sc je incl vrsiti tekom aprila.
odlozen ma iunii, in sicer Sc bo W.
sill od 3. do Is. iunija. To Sc je Ego
Glas svobode., 1922-03-10
PREMoGARSKA STAVKA JE
sKORo NEIZOGIBNA.

Kliub temu. da ie eksekutiva
rudarske organizaciie I. NJ. W. OF
A. "a drzavo Illinois ali dvanaJSu
uniiski distrikt "a separator
mir z illinoiSkimi OperatorJ, ce|
Sc pogodijo, kaze dosedanje glaso-
vanie premogarjev, da so vellkl|
veGini "a stavko. Internaciionalna
eksekrltiva uniie, kateri ma telu Je|
predsednik Lewis, ie pOSlala llIl-
noiSki drzavni unijski eksekutivl.
kateri naGeluie Harrington, brzo
iavko, S katero Sc pOSlednJi prepo-
veduje vsako Separatno pogaJanJe'
harrington izjavlja V ObelodanJe
nj brzoiavki. da ie ia "dOmiSlia-
va in impertinentna" in Sc je ne.
bo vpOStevalo. n
Toda Njub temu, da so llllnoJ-
Ski premOgarii na strani Earring
tona in prot Lewisu, so glasovail
"a stavko malo iziemami.
V nasledniem so kratka poroci-
la glaSovanju:
Springfield, ILL., V treh lokal-
nih uniiskih druStvah blizini ie
lie II delavcev glaSOvalo prot
stavki Y IOkalu naSelbine Andrew
ie bilo 60 glasov "a stavko, prot
nobeden; V Shelbyu je bilo "a
stavko 1S7 glasov, proti IL IN '
Centrallu ie glasovalo "a stavko
127 delavcev. proti nohadens
Murphysboro. Ill. - TukajSnje
glasovanje ie izpadlo 2O7 glasoV
"a stavko in 26 prOti.
Unijski delavci pripadajo6i k
Peabody lokalu st. 1914 so glaso-
vail $50 "a stavko in IA glasovl
proti.
PoroGilo IL West Frankforta,
Ill. pravi ola ie lOkal st. 959 glaSo-
val "a stavko $50 glasovi in proti
$ 20 glasovi. Uradniki lOkala Stev.
267 pOroGaio, da ie pretezna ve6l-
ma glaSovala "a StavkO.
AlabamSH diStrikt st. 70 l. NJ,
W. of a. ie ogromno ve6ino gla-
Soval "a stavkO.
V poddiStrikt BelleyilLe, V drz.
Illinois spada okoh 1l,OOO premO-
garjev. Glasovanie je izpadlo pow
precno % glasOv "a Stavko ma
vSak glas proti.
IL Columbusa. Ohio Sc pOrota,
da operatorii juznem delu ONE
njene drzave Sc vednO upajO nd
poravnavo. lzjavljajO, da bi Spre-
jem premogarskih zahtev unicil IN
dustrijo. Nadalje dajejo izraza ze-
lii, ola bi Sc premogarji draw
ohio separatno pogodili Z opera
torii.
IL IndianapOlisa. Ind. Sc Mama
MIA, da Sc je potrdilO bojno zvezo
med premogarii in zeleznicarji ra-
di cesar obStaia mOznOSt, da Sc E.
ventuelm Stavh premOgarjev pri-
druzijo Sc zelezniGarii. liz nterna-
cionamega glavnega stana Sc SpO
roGa, da bO okOh so odStOtkov
vseh premogariev, ki so zapOSliem
V premogovnikih mehkega premO-
ga glaSOvalo "a StavkO. Prva po-
roeila izidu glasovania Sc re ma
haiajo rokah eksekutivnega Od-'
bora, toda obiavilo Sc iih ne bO
pred SeStnajStim marcem.
liz Kansas Cityja dOSlO pOrOeilO
pravi, da bOdO premOgOvniSd ope-
r,atorii predlozili drastiGno zniza-
no mezdno leStvico kansaSkim pre-
mogarjem. Pc operatOrSki leStvici
bodo mezde "a polOvico manjSe
kot iih zahtevajo premOgarji. Tol
poroGilo prihaia "A ur pref kot Sc
ina vrSiti pogajanje med opera
tori in premogarii doti6ne drza-
We. Tudi "check-Off" sistem ma
meravajo operatorii Odpraviti.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-10

dilo, ker Sc ie veliko vecje stevilo
Irazstaviteliev priglasilo "a pro-
stor, kot Sc ie prvotno pricakova-
10. Razstavisce ie bilo sedaj po-
vecano "a 100000 kvadratnih jar
dov.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-10

Zdravo, pou6no, zabavnO in In
- formativno etivo vam nudi list
SGlas Svobode; eitajte ga!
Glas svobode., 1922-03-10
KRITICNO STANJE MED TIA
LIJO IN MALO ENTENTO.
Resna situacija utegne dati povo-
da novemu krvolitiu.

ljati yoiaSke cete, artilerijo IN ae-
roplane ma hrvatsko-slovensko me-
io. Okoli 100000 moz je re pod O.
roziem dolini reke Save, odko-
der odhajaio proti Reki.
Jugoslovani Sc boiijo napada ia.
Sistov in Sc pripravliajo ma obram-
bo svoiega ozemlja.
Ako Italia he nastopi fn izvede
V Reki status quo, to je, da izzene
faSiste in vpostavi zopet Waldo Ia
nella, tedaj bo Jugoslayija, kakor
tudi ostale clanice male entente,
odklonila sovdelezbo ma genevski
! konferenci.
| Sedanii dogodek ma Reki je po-
polnoma vznemiril Balkan. Jugo-
| slaviia odlocno zahteva, ola Sc mai
lizvedejo dolocbe rapallske pogod
be, ki napravlia IL Reke svobodno
drzavico, in da Sc maj z dalmatin
ske obali popolnoma pomete TIA
| lijani.
! Jugoslaviia zeli ohraniti zaupa
ME in pomoc Zdruzenih drzav iii
to je edini faktor, ki brani, ola ne
zacne takoi voino proti Italiii.
| AmeriSh denar ie namrec edini
kapital "a izkoriScanie bogastev Y
Jugoslaviji.
"Mi ne zahtevamo Reke," ie re-
kel clan iugoslovanskega parla.
menta, "zahtevamo pa izpolnjen
rapallske pogodbe, ker zadusimo
Sc, &c nimamo izhoda ma Jadran-
sko morie, VISA mala ententa je Ia
nami "
Neki drugi clan je rekel; "Po.
slali smo Italiii svoj protest in Sc
daj Gakamo rezultatov. Mi zahte
Vamo izpraznienje Dalmacije i'll
status quo Reki. Ce ne bono do
4 segli rezultatov cd Italiie, bono
protestirai, pri ligi narodov. Ce ne
bono dosegli rezultatov prl llgl.
bono pocakali par let in potem 60
vorili ma drugacen naein = ma tax
naein kot govori Italia z nami, -
Pariz, s. marca. = Diva smrtna
|sovraznika praskata reSko vzigal-
no skatliico in IL tega Sc lahko
vsak trenutek utegnejo vsuti iskre,
da nastane velik pozar na Balka-
nu
IL Rima prihaja nocoj porocilo,
da je italijanska vlada ukazala tr-
zaskim armadnim korom, ki Steie-
10 $4,000 MOI, da prekoraciio istr-
ski polotok do vznozja Julijskih
Alp tesno do ozemlja, radi katere-
ga vlada napetost. Porocila IL Bel
grada praviio, da Sc jugoslovan-
ske eete zbiraio oh relSi Saw, ki je
V direktni crti Rebo.
Koneno prihaia porocilo, ola ie
jugoslovanski dinar nenadoma
vertikalno padel V svoji vredno
sti, katero ie zgubil V poslednjih
mar urah skoro popolnoma. Finan-
cna Situacija je tako grozeea, da ie
zakladniSki minister Kosto Kuma-
mutt prepovedal izmenjavanje tu-
iega denarla vsem izvzemsi narOd
mi banki.
Rim, Italia, s. marca. = Fasi-
sti, XII so sodelovali zadnii teden,
ko Sc je vrglo vlado Zanella Re
| XII, zahtevaio sedaj, ola Sc jo maj IL
roGi Giovanniiu Giuriatiu, ki ie bill
|svojeGasno nacelnik d Annunzije
vega kabineta. Italiianska vlada
Sc vsekakor upira tel zahtevi, ker
bi tako prekrsila rapallsko po-
godbo.
Poroea Sc. da italijanski vladni
zastopnik V Reki poskuSa vse, ola
doseze sporazum zadevi koalici.i-
ske Wade.
| Iz Genove doSlo poroeilo pravi,
da Sc ie V Italiji zacelo zopet ka-
zati sovrastvo med socialist in
faSisti. V Genovi Sc ie pripetilo
bee bitk in revolverskih duelov =
Delavske uniie so proglasile gene
ralno stavko.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-10

Martin v. Honda,
izdajatelj "Gasa Svobode". urnrl.
Konda rvOrtdja mlhmedm nivemed
s%sia a sSs s casa % sG T T a wa s ash ss % 99 ] M %
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zaAhnenu
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, n. DIFFENDAL, Manager.
,pDIY AFTERNOON, JULY %, 1922
BRIEFS

, rank piffendal has returned from
!. nonths' business trip through
\ South.
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Earl GahI spent the weeks end
with Herbert Martin. near Cranberry
Mrs. Henry Martin, of Philadelphia.
Pa, is a guest of her mother, Mrs.
NJ \. McGirr. this city.
The store room formerly occupied
bv Lehrfeld. East Main street, will
open as a Variety Shop.
Miss Mabel Chrest, East Main
street. returned home from visit to
her sister. Mrs. \. ". Gellner.
Mrs. A. G. Wolf, of Silver Run, has
received word of the death of her
brother. Charles II. Shelly. at New
Oxford.
Misses Mary and Julia Leahy. John
street. will leave next week for a visit
to their cousin, Miss Nellie Leahy.
Buffalo, n. y.
The generous stork arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Iepp. at
ShipIev. Tuesday and left them twin
bows. weighing and 612 pounds
Mother and sons are getting along
very nicely.
The State Tax Commission declin-
ed to ratify the appointment of Ed
ward W. Cooney. First district, of
Howard county. and requested the
Board of County Commissioners to
appoint another man in his place
Farmers are busily engaged in
blowing for fall crops, hauling wheat
TO market and making hay. The next
busy season will be about the first
part of September when corn cutting
and seeding will command their at
tentiOn.
Approximately $1,OO0.000000 of AZ
per cent. Victory notes. maturing May
20, 1923. will be called for redemption
on December II. 1922. as a result of
lots drawn by Secretary Mellon, which
decided the series to be retired in adj
vance would be those lettered 4, B,
7 c, d, +. and F.
: The freight traffic over the Western
Maryland has increased very much
in the last two weeks. Nearly all the
/ Western grain for Baltimore is
/ being shipped over the W. VI. r. since
4 the B. e O. r. Il. grain elevators have
been burned. The W. NJ. r. r. is very
much handicapped in motive power,
as great number of their engines are
at Baldwin's locomotive works un-
dergOing complete overhauling.
y. f. Shriver. Companys bean pro-
/ duction is so immense that they have
called uDon the citizens to help string
them to avoid being loss The bags
as YOU wish-by the company's truck
and all called for each morning or
afternoon as the case may be and
taken to the factory and canned. Quite
a few of the citizens are giving their
time.
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving remembrance of our deaI
mariner Mrs Margaret Bond who depart
GO, thi~ life Nv" years ago. August j. l?221
Two short years has come and gone.
since, "" were forced 10 part
Hut Tim. and peace cannot cfface.
Thy memory from our hearts.
How We miss YOU dear mother.
How in vain for YOU W" weep
Eut W.. know YOU are home with Jesus
lie has given you blessed sleep.
Farewell. dear mother. SAD farewell,
The loss to uS no tongue can tell,
\ Gentle mother. true and Kind.
4 better one you could not lind.
Ey her SOIL. HARRY. ANA daughters.
MARY and ALICE.
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TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscribers have
obtained froTG. the Orphans Court of Carroll
County. Maryland. letters Testamentary on
the Personal Estate of
WILLIAM 7. WILSON.
late of Carroll County. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally auth ticated. to the Subscribers
before the 2Sth day of February. 1923; the
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate.
Given under our hAhus this 2ith day of July.
1922.
ADA F. WILSON,
MARGARET f. V. WILSON.
Jul y2S-4t Executives.
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
CARROLL COUNTY.
July2S-4t

june Tenn. w..
Estate of Catharine Markle. Deceased.
On application. it is ordered. this oath day of
J uy 1922 that the sale of real estate of Cathar-
me Markle. late of Carroll County. deceased. made
by Horatio NJ. kneller Administrator d.
b. H. c. t. a. of the last Will and Testament of said
deceased and this day reported this Court by the
said Administrator. d. b. II. c. I. be ratified and
confirmed. unless cause be shown to the contrary
on or before the 18th Monday. 18th day of August.
next: provided Il copy of this order be inserted
for three successive weeks in some newspaper
printed and published in Carroll county. before
the 3rd Monday. 2ist day of August. next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
S2IOOO0.
THOMAS J. HAINES.
J. WEBSTER EBAUGH. ~ Judges.
JOHN X. MILLER,
True Copy. Test
WILLIAM F. BRICKER
July2s-3t Register of Wills for Carroll Coun ty
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WANTED.

Sell the Original Watkins Products.
Good city territory still open. Get our
wonderful offer and free samples.
Write today. The J. r. WATKINS Co,
Dept. rs, New York, n. Y. July7-4t'
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Mr.. Samuel Engleman has the foun-
dation for his new house on Willis
street. about completed.
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fyp months business UP III o"sh
\ South.
=. r,bn skinner, of Baltimore, has
n, after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
In Crowl, Center street
r.s Nary Wcagly. this city, return
w. .,,urdav from a visit to relatives
Er5,mbcrsburs. Pa.
r.,h,t County Commissioners have
,He tax $1.53 fer county use.
I'm the total rate S1.SS. /
r,c Walsh. feet 6 inches tall, and
49, :, he the tallest woman in the /
"A died at Chicago Saturday. /
~ rohn T. Stoner, of Union
Ire was confined to his home from
Fsamorrhage attack, but is improved
|, This time and out.
NJ. Franklin Krumrinc. of Chica-
|. H. is spending some time with
n, laughter. Mrs. Stoner Geiman,
BIS city.
p,of Charles Kolb. of Frostburg,
! prof Everett IIeidv, spent sew
Il DAYS in this city calling on
snds.
g.ssos Amelia Bangc and Mary
4 liz both Of Hanover, Pa, were re-
guests Of Miss Catherine Alblugh
.dty.
>, Lieutenant Latimer Elderdice .
Private Wesley Shipley, who are .
r,ed at Edgcwod, made a trip /
cjtv sunday evening by motor
Ms, Dorothy Robinson. of near +
.,ngt9n. WAS given Il scholarship .
Western Maryland College by the
rJ Of Education for Hartford coun-
On Sunday a car coming out of the
p.e' Road. below Reese. rammed
S1rhskcr ear going toward Balti-
r. pushing it down a steep bank.
4 gh ears We're damaged.
Vr James D Mitchell, this city. is
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-07-28
FOR SALE

Good strong one-hore homemade
farm wagon, new bed, small spring
wagon. strong set one-horse harness
fresh COW, is good butter maker.
II. VI. CROSBY,
, miles from Manchester. on State and
County Road.
July 2S-1t
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-03-30
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF

Save money and time by placing
your magazine subscriptions at thu
Smoke House. tt
Birth-On Tuesday, a son was born
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Eckel
of this city.
SURETY BONDS Geo. M. Reed 6 Co.
Club Member-Carl M. Grayson,
county agricultural agent, was elected
to membership in the Grangeville Com
mercial club, Wednesday.
FOR SALE-Small house and barn
to be removed from premises. Enquire
at this office. Advertisement. 45tf
New .Baby-Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Whetstine, of this city, are the par
ents of son, born Sunday.
INSURANCE. Geo. M. Reed g. Co.
Son is Born-A 91a pound son was
born Tuesday to Mayor and Mrs. W.
L. Campbell, of this city. Mrs. Camp
bell and baby are in hospital in
Lewiston.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-03-30

fox and marten, suitable for chokers.
Mrs. w. N. Noble, Grangeville. -Ad-
| vertisement. 44-3
FOR sALE+Wheat, oats, and
beardless barley. A. G. Mccoy, Can
field, Idaho. Advertisement. 434
Charter Member-Miss Norma Cow
gill of Grangeville, is a charter mem
Der of the newly organized Women 3
Athletic association, at the Univer-
sity of Idaho, Moscow, says an an
announcement from the university.
LOA Ms. Geo M. Reed & Co.
Matching Eggs-Full blood white
leghorn Matching eggs. soc for Is.
Frank Hogan. Grangeville. -Adver-
tisement. 45-5
FOR RENT-After April l, Groom
steam heated, furnished apartment. En-
quire John Callan, or City Meat Mar
ket. Advertisement. 45tf
Birth-Word has been received of the
birth of a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Hartnett, of Coiville, Wn. Mrs
Hartnett formerly was Miss Leasel
Hussman, of Cottonwood. Mr.. Hart
nett at one time was lineman in
Grangeville for the Pacific Telephone
company.
FOR SALE-7-room modern house,
close in. Enquire Free Press. --Adver-
tisement. 46tf |
A. J Livingston, living near Ash
land City, Tennessee, says: 81 feel |
like going from house to house and |
telling the people about Tanlac Clan
vile Drug Co. Advertisement.
FOR SALE-Full- blooded Hereford
bull, Is months old. Will be sold cheap.
Bert Schroeder, Cottonwood, Idaho
43tf