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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19
COLISEUM


Scandal. romance and real love
figure IN tho film now showing al
tho Coliseum thcater. with Norma
Talmadge as the Duchess dc Ian
gcais. whose beauty had won for
her tho affections of many OF tbs
foremost men of France. She trlficc
with their love while the court oi
Louis Nv. laughed Mt her con
quest. A famous general finally
kidnaps her with the intention Of
branding her 20 revenge himself ane
other men. Interesting situation
then develop.
BLUE MOUSE
Men since ,he dawn OF history
have counted the world well lost FOR
a woman'r smile Lewis stone Is the
dups and Esteiie Taylor n modern
Circe In "A Fool There Was Now
picture showing az the nlue Mouse
thcater. Emmett ]. Flynn IL credit
ed with tho direction.
LOWS stone plays the part Of n
wealthy ariztocrat. while Fsntcile Tny'
Tor Is tho tcmp,rcsn. tho modern
yamp.
COLUMBIA
The author OF the old stnEe success.
Human Heartn.- from which the
UniveraalJewel attraction al me Co
iumhla theater this week. wan filmed.
was Hal Reid. Wallace Heid's father.
a noted playwright % older days.
House Peters Ia the star Of the pic.
ture. supported by Russell simpson.
George Hackathorne. Edith Halior.
Mary phnbln. Gertrude Claire. Ram,
soy wallace. Snitx Edwards and 9th.
or players OF established standing.
OAK
In vivid Honey" which closes
tonight at tho Oak thsntsr. PriEcil.
Ia Dean was given a STORY calling
for far more acting than action. i,
is Cynthia stockicy's novel. filmed
under the direction OF Wesley Rug.
giles. In " each character has
scenes OF dramatic strength. splen.
did work by Miss Dean. Wallace
and Noah isesry. Robert Ellis. Ray.
mond Blnthwayf. Mai Wells. Harry
de Roy and others make u vitality
impressive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19

Harold Lloyd IN tho five act com.
edy. "0randma'e Boy proved 40
funny that half OF tho audience
used handkerchlcfa 20 wipo tears
from their eyes. which were caused
by hard laughing. Hts cowardil.
ness causes his life 20 be miserable.
gives him taiinman which had
given hts grandfather. who had also
been coward. enough courage TO
fight several army officers. IN an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19

Mrs. Irene Castle. danseuse and
actress. who appears az the Winter
Garden thcater in tho picture no
Trespassing." The story " fun Of
action which affords the noted
actress the opportunity to display
her versatility. Tho picturesque
town OF Cape Cod and New York
city are the principle places where
the action takes place.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Elizabeth S. Shoosmith. Of 2o13
North Thirteenth street, has announced
the engagement of her daughter, Miss
Abigail Amber Shoosmith, to Mr.. r.
Earle Leonard, Of Fielsboro. NJ J.
Miss Helen Saylor, Of North Twelfth
street, will be hostess this afternoon TO
the members Of her card club.
Miss Anna LOTUS, Of 1924 North FIJI
teenth street. is entertaining as her
guests for n fortnight Miss Margaret
Burk and Miss Elizabeth Kennedy. Of
Scranton. Pa
Mr.. William Deegan. Of 1897 North
Seventeenth street, has returned to his
home after spending the holidays with
relatives in Norwalk. Conn.
The Board Of Governors of tho Mystic
Thirteen Fraternity held n meeting last
Tuesday night
Mr.. W. Styles. Ss29 @ street, has
returned from Brooklyn. where he
visited Mr.. and Mrs. @. Ewing, 2l4
Harris street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06
ALONG THE READING

kintown. daughter of Dr. and Syrs 1n
samuel Larzelere has Joined Mrs
fioyd keser. OF Fox Chase, in Florida
tS wnere the latter has taken a house for
inc Rev. DR.. Llewellyn N. calev
rector OF ST Martins Episcopal Church
IN a, oss tha Lane 6a gave an illustrated lecture
on Scotland, the Land OF Poetrv uroh and
Romance" at the regular monthly busi.
ness meeting. reception and tea ~ ths
Oak oS. Lane Review Club. The following
Ieeep 2,noeps received; Mrs. George c. r.
nott and Mrs. william Chester Yerkes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06
MooREs1owM

Mr.. and MIRA William d. Birgby. OF
Chester avenuA entertained at dinner
on Monday, Among the guests were
Judge and Mrs. Joseph Gaskill and the
Rev. and MIRA Frederick Warden.
The Rev. and Mrs. James Dauerty,
Of the Mans, spent the new year holi-
days in Sharon Hill, Pa
Mr.. John Potts has returned from
q visit to tho Pocono Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Rogers enter
tained Mt cards on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Wallis Armstrong entertained
at dinner before the dance at the Mer.
chantville Country Club on Thursday.
The members Of the Field Club gave
a dance in the !. o. r. building on
Wednesday evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Hagan. OF
gratulations upon the birth OF a daugh-
ter. Margaret Mary. Mrs. Hagan will
be remembered as Miss Margaret GAL
lasher. of Fifteenth and Porter streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Roman, Of
1888 Johnston street, have been enter
tanning for week as their guests Mr.
and Mrs. George Hoffmeyer, of Balti-
more: Miss Ursula Clemens and Mrs
Helen Clemens. Of Brooklyn, and Mr.
William Roman, Of New York.
Miss Rosalind C. Dever, of 1922 Por-
ter street, entertained Wednesday eve
Ing at her home. Her guests included
Miss Veronica McGranary. Miss Rose
NEW DELAWARE RIVER BRIDGE
Rotogravure Supplement will be published
in tho EVENING PUBLIC LEponR today-Adv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Potts and their
FAMILY have returned to their home in
Drexel Hill from visit to friende in
holidays. u '"e
Mr. and Mrs. Edward whitecar bavo
moved into their new homo on Swarth'
more avenue. Swarthmore. Ill
Mr.. and Mira Joseph +. SwingIe who
have recently. returned from their wed' o
dHlng trip. will sail on Saturday for
'enezueia' south America, where they
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06
NORRlSTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. william Holstein Rob.
erts. of 662 Stanbridge street, cele-
brated their forty-hfth wedding ami.
versary Mt a reception given at their
home. The couple have three daugh.
ters, Mrs Alfred w. Barker, Miss Emma
D. and Miss Susan II Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Pagel, of Frank
lin avenue, entertained at a family din
ner in observance Of their tenth wed.
ding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. William wisner. OF 632
George street, entertained at their home
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

annorna @ ana Mrs. William Gray Warden
dsmouuhce the engagement of thar
Rictamsteer, Miss Elizabeth Brockie, to Mr.
Nrnarason NJ Dllworth. son OF Mr.. and
'oseph Dilworth. of New York.
,e.,ny .aay Butler entertained at Luncheon
SoonStefday at the Bellevue -Stratford IN
MacIsanof of ner sIster'in'law. Mrs. Guy
incmded EESever'ng ESNg Jones. The guests
wM,,eall wNTMWell Lloyd. Mrs. John Fer ME- NE
ARM si'satn y Francklyn Paris, Miss Kath.
R,aS,o o. Chambers and Miss Constance
Butintee SIT Godfrey G. Butler and Mrs
tbor, tbs ~ who have been entertained as
Mrs eJe''s or Lady Buffers mother,
Lancey s,rset ,reverinE Jones. Of 1901 De
KrS Krocand and will sail tomorrow on te" tss
ondge, England. ho'he IN Cam
th.atnong the guests who vii, attor, -,
Al tSe party to be followed bv s,Tnnae re
Ellen NtZ'Carlton In honor ~ Viz
ter -, douglas Lloyd, debutanta deMasH ,sH
WE E mr, and Mrs. Stacy B, fJowd ~,
Mr. and de, Hs, Ardmore. to be given bv
1919 ChestnSuth T. stro" Howard weatherly. Of
Carol January II, will incIudn iIesday Msss
Elliott smith. Miss Hannah Harinn MISS
Lydia MISS Banning Granre Moi ion
inson M. M. Clothier. Mr.. Mahlon HINES Mrss
erick Scbo Layton McElroy, Mr.. Ered.
William maeHer, Mr., Philler Lee NJ
Milne Newlin and Mr.. Ne, Torn0an mr;
rive : Samuel Price wethsr,u y -.
ue.strsat satin,cheon OF sixteen at ~ Sri VIII
party, ~. followed by a '"e tbsete. neiie,
WstherilIf .dr her daughter, Miss 'Hease Hn,ta
trs sS psIfH guests who will attend ,,a A..
the Rts. 20 be followed by sunnsr @ inca.
January IA n,S ON Friday 'uppsr eysp,rI at
a.. 4 Ashton. Of fffsss RsslaDaFf' DF' ana Mrs Thomas
DIX SoSsn,isn N honor Of Miss HMsiyunnsyood. Will
Duaa'' daughter Of t'sisR Mr. V; ana Michel hell
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06
FRANKFORT

Mrs T. J. Cunningham and her son.
OF 1920 Sellers street, are spending a
fortnight as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs,
George Eager. Of Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Herbert have gone
TO st. Petersburg. Fla, for tho winter.
Miss Gertrude Hamilton. of Orthodox
street, has returned from stay Of eev
eral weeks In Baltimore, where, she
was tho guest OF Miss Helen MacCulley.
Mr.. and Mrs T. p. Sampson. OF gox.
croft, Maine. have been spending the
nolidays with Mrs. Sampson's sisters,
the Misses Crankshaw, OF l223 Har,
rison street a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Margaret Nugent. of eeo8 Wood
land avenue has been entertaining az
her guest for a fortnight Mrs. Arthur
Minnick. of Syracuse. N. Y.
Mise Rosaiie Toomey, Of 1902 sorth
Fffty-fourth street, Is entertaining for
few days as her guest Mrs Catharine
Oakes, of Everett, N. J.
Mrs. r. Harvey, OF s327 Race street.
entertained last evening at her home
the officers OF Auxiliary No 8, N, A
L. 9. Among those who were present
were Mrs. Mary Preston, Mrs Anna
Duckworth. Mrs. Amanda Morris, Mira
Margaret MCGUIRE, Mrs. Susan Barn.
dollar and Mrs. Elizabeth Durang.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06
Bookmyer--.corard

A pretty and quiet wedding took place
on wednesday afternoon At s o'clock
Conard, 5555 Locust street, when their
daughter Dorothy was married TO Mr..
Edwin II. Bookmyer, Jr., Of 54ts Cedar
avenue. After the ceremony the bride
South and return to their home about
February 1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06
yARDLEY

Mr.. ana Mrs Robert w. weich, of
the Bartram, Philadelphia, were enter
tained during the New Years holidays
by Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Z. Barnes
Mra. Harvey whitehead was hostess
for her bridge club on Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Elizabeth Mccormick entertained
recently in honor Of Miss jackson. OF
Pen Argyll.
Miss Helen Leedom has returned to
westtown School after spending the
holidays at her home here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06

elisse,, Misg Me- Win Mi. n;xsl nSrnSy M ana ms
Edward G. Dever.
Mrs Charles Dowd, Of aesa South
Chadwick street, 10 entertaining Mise
Anna McKalium, Of Holmesburg, as her
guest for n few days. Mrs. Dowd will
be remembered as Miss Mary Williams.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06

viii remain for two years Mrs.
Swingie. before her marriage q few
weeks ago, was Miss Marion Thomson,
daughter Of Mr. and MIRA Robert II.
Thomaon. Of LanadoHnn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06

in, honor of Miss Mary McMullin and
their son, Mr.. George Wisner Miss Mo
Mullin and Mr. wisner's engagement has
recently been announced.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06

Tnsssi5si.1 THIS = JHArrEs IN ,o.,,
" - SSnsrl.s W. pSlsw world IN Three wssfs,"
AdA5s fuiiso L IsDsssss,ni Ssss s,ni Sc Section Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06

vice presidents: Mrs. John H. Cross, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. George " B.
Lettch, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
William p. Seigert, federation secretary,
and Mrs. Thomas Sullivan. treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06
Photo by Fhoto-Crafter..

MISS ELLEN d. LLOYD
Miss Lloyd Is q daughter Of Mr..
and E-.s. Stacy Lloyd, Of this city,
and q granddaughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Effingham Il. Morris. She
will be guest Of honor ut a dinner
before the Assembly this evening
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06
GER MANTOWN

Miss Margaret Ryan. OF 5655 Mat
thews street, entertained last evening
at her home. Her guests we're Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred J. Haviland, Mr.. Joseph A,
McAuliffe and Mr.. Vincent Ryan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-05-18
Normal School Exercises

A number of very interesting fea-
lures will characterize the last three
weeks of the present session Of the
Normal School On Friday night,
May 10, under the direction of Miss
Frances Kittrell, Community
Sing" will be conducted. In this
program the Normal School Glee
Club and the Normal School Orches-
ira will participate. Old familiar
songs will constitute the principle
part of the program. The Normal
School Glee Club will be assisted by
male quartet. The fifth and sixth
grades of the training school will
also participate in the program.
Many members of the faculty have
participated actively in the Commun-
ity Life Campaign for the last four
weeks. The railroad connections
from Radford are such that many
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-05-18
MUSICAL TEA

Patrons and friends OF the Alex
andria High School are invited to a
musical tea TO be given Thursday af-
ternoon from 4 to 6 at sos Prince
street Following are some of the
numbers on the program; Piano Sc
lection, Miss Louise Thomas; read
ings, Miss Mary Davis and Miss
Virginia wilkins; violin selections,
Mr. Knight and Mr.. Strauss; vocal
selection, Miss Susan Risheill and
Miss Matte Reeves; duet, Miss
Dorothy Hinton and Miss Louise
Anderson; dance, Miss Mary Lee
Spiman. 1t is expected that other
attractive numbers will be added to
the above, thus making a very COM
plete and varied program.
A silver offering will be taken for
the benefit Of the high school athletic
fund.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-05-18

all in. He was past work, he said,
and seems to have outlived nearly
everything except his pension. He is
a pensioner of the War Between the
States. The couple came from South
Norfolk. fsslEss&
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-05-18
MASONIC NOTICE

There will be a called communica-
ton of Observation-Disclosures
Lodge No. %, A. F and A. NJ, Sat
urday, May 20, at 2 p. m. for the
purpose of attending the funeral Of
our late brother, A. ID. Brockett.
Members Of Andrew Jackson Lodge
and all resident MasonS are invited
The Master would appreciate those
having automobiles lending them for
this occasion.
1880. c. Page Waller, Secty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-05-18
Change in Reserve
Officers Camp

1.-THE 10 day summer training
camp at Camp Meade will not handle
the Air Service and Coast Artillery
this year.
For Maryland, Virginia, and the
District of Columbia, camps for Re
serve Officers of the Air Service will
be held at Langley Field, Va, from
July 2nd to 10th, and for the Coast
Artillery, on same dates at Fort
Monroe, Va"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-05-18
Artillery Camped
Near Town

The third battalion of field artil
lery from Camp Meade, Md, with
Major Proctor in command enrOute to
Camp Bragg, North Carolina, camp
ed on BayhSs Triangle on the Mt.
Vernon road. The battahons consist
cd of about 300 men and more than
300 animals with all equipment. They
have 420 miles to go and expect
to be there in % days. Many cars Wis
tied the camp during the day.
Captain V. l.. OleSon spent the
evening with Mr.. and Mrs II. Bay
hsS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-05-18

William Fuller, col
ored, 80 years old, secured license in
the county clerks office to marry Julia
Walker, IS. 1t was like the mating
of November and bleak December
The groom-to-be appeared to be about
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-05-18

members of the faculty are able to
90 to different places to deliver ad-
dresses at night and return to their
work the following day at the Nor
NAL School Most of the members
of the faculty have delivered several
addresses on various subjects in con
nection with the Campaign for the
..Rn;lding of Retter -,ommunities" in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-05-18
Virginia.

The campus is being constantly
improved and beautified. The beauty
and attractiveness of the original
forest has been supplemented by the
planting of many trees, shrubs and
flowers under the direction OF a land
scape gardener.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-06-29

be taught, if you can, you cannot be
stopped"
One surprise for me was the num-
Der of ordinary plain women who
represent the club women from
Florida to Oregon. They are surely
representative women, of intellectu-
al quality, high grade, and they are
doing things. The president, Mrs.
Thomas Winter, was introduced to-
day at the press club, as our plea
sure in the book of the year IF Win
ter Comes. with quick response in
like kind she was seated
Last evening we heard Thurlow
Lieurance, representing the state
delegation of Nebraska. He is the
greatest living authority on Indian
music, and has one of the best col
lections of Indian scenic trappings
and costumes in existence. His un-
usual and valuable collection of
flutes is most complete; the music
was most enjoyable, representing a
number of tribes. One of the dele
gates is an Indian woman, and an
author, of full blood, from Dakota
made delightful address telling us
the attraction to the school she be-
gan her education, was "where red
apples grew Oh trees
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-06-29

CT a series conducted by several
townships in cooperation with State
Farm Bureau Federation. John
Burgwin, director from Windsor
township, suggested that County
Secretary J. A. Hambleton act as
chairman. Oliver Edgerton, presi-
dent of county organization, was
also in the audience and contributed
to the meeting. The program was
begun by showing set of 70 slides
relative to Better Sires Campaign.
Legend and remarks concerning
slides were delivered by County
Agent Helt. Chas. Fleming and
John Burgwin are committeeman in
charge of work in Windsor, and in
vite all Farm Bureau members to
assist them to 'Swat the Scrub in
this township.
George H. Lasher represented the
Ohio Federation and in brief,
concise way outlined past accom-
plishments of the farm bureau and
future possibilities. Action was
taken regarding meetings to be
held at residences of farmers in the
township A program committee
was appointed to plan next meeting.
A committee on membership was al
so appointed. This committee will
have in charge matter of securing
members for year.
Farmers Institutes
State Director F. l.. Allen has an
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-06-29

agreeable.
The assembly grounds are in best
array, as to new paint and improve
ments. Especial decoration at the
station. amphitheater. and hall of
philosophy, wherever open space
about the building gives room, are
hanging baskets of ferns suspended,
adding to the out of door appear
ance. Few places in the world and
not in any city, follow SO closely to
nature, as does the planting at this
place.
The park near the gate will III
another year be view to please the
weary traveller Many classes and
clubs are giving fine trees and
shrubs, as memorial to place here.
President Bestar in a glow of en-
thusiasm for our beautiful Chautau
qua, called attention to its accessi-
bility. There are only few miles Of
unpaved road between here and New
York City. 1t is all asphalt and
paving to Cleveland, and the same
from here to Pittsburg, making this
a center for autos and pleasure seek
ers.
lie WOluclI diINC sui
the lake, taking in its sweep May
vile, Bemus Point, Lakewood and
jamestown. is one we are to enjoy
tomorrow in company of friends
and Daisy Beckett Middleton, who
is attending the 18th Biennial as
delegate from Mansfield, o. Mrs.
Chas. Turner of Marietta has arriv-
ed and will be on the grounds
through the assembly.
The first attraction these days is
the Biennial delegates, each trolley
with a number badged in green,
from Atlanta, Ga, white with yellow
lettering from far away California,
and badges Of every description
pouring in.
We Of the press. have desks at
the edge of the platform, SO being
within hearing of any variation of
infection, giving also an opportunity
of seeing at close range the notable
speakers and singers. Have just
heard representatives of the great
dailies discussing what news is
wanted. Have had view of the
woman who is sending kilograms of
the doings of the Biennial. The
woman Of the associated press,
New Zealand woman, who handles
the cablegrams for her paper, made
this remark, writing is like flirting,
if YOU could not do it you could not
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-06-29

nounced dates and places for state
institutes in Morgan county. Penns-
vile, Pisgah church, Chesterhill,
and East Windsor drew lucky num-
bers this year. The first two insti-
tutes will be held Nov. l to a in
elusive, with Geo. S. Lentz and DR..
Mary Anderson speakers. Last two
named will come Nov. % to 25 in
elusive, with j. G. Dickinson and
Mrs. Ida Durbin.
Club Notes
The Busy Bee Food club held
meeting at Westland school house
June Is: Meeting was opened by
President Miss Maggie Reed. Song,
Farm Bureau; reading of minutes,
Olive Abel; officers present 4, mem
bers present 10; roll call, Some
thing have done to make some one
happy; old business, new business;
Story of bread baking, Amanda
Huffman and Maggie Reed, Bernice
Nolan, Temple Dawson and Marjorie
Dawson; recitation, Temple Dawson
and Florence GLADDEN.. Penny
match collection, 90. Next meeting
will be held at the home of Frank
Program: Song; Lords Prayer;
Name some vegetable and tell how
you would prepare and can it;
Judge some fruit; short comic
story by each member.
Willing Workers club of Cen
ter township met at home of their
leader Mrs. Miner Morris June Is.
/ Meeting was called to order by Vice
J
ments were served. Two visitors
were present. Program for next
meeting: Song, Boosting Club
Work; recitation, Nellie Conn;
jokes, Belle WILSON,; duet, Myrtle
Campbell and Lulu Hastings; rid
dies, Arlene Clark question box;
song, America, the Beautiful;
games. The social will be held
June 2S and next meeting July 4
News Briefs
Farmers who would be guided by
experience of other farmers last
summer, will spray rather than dust
potatoes this year.
Although the state cannot pay
indemnities on cows slaughtered af-
ter being tested and found tubercu-
lar, owners of more than 500 dairy
animals in Lynn township, Huron
county, have organized a coopera-
tive association through which they
propose to push tuberculosis eradi-
cation harder than ever.
c. f. Chase and j. A. Hambleton
have recently had their herds test
ed under the state plan. This is
among the first work done in tuber-
culin testing in Morgan county.
Sam says: "There are three kinds
of folks, those that think that things