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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-03
. COOK: With Gas

Mrs %. H. stahl. who, has been
visiting. friends and relatives in
North: Dsask0t'teaa forSthe past month, re-
turned home today from Fargo. :.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-03

: Mrs NJ: Ba1nett motored with
friends Sunday morning to her sum-
mer home on Lake Plantaganet after
spending q few days in Bemidji as
the guest of relatives. She was &C.
companied by her grandsons, Wallace
and Willard Webster, of Hibbing,
who are spending their school vaca-
ton here. =
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker Sr.,
and daughter, Miss JEAN, and Mr..
and MRS. r. M. Everest and family
motored Sunday,$to, Brainerd where
they visited relatives during the day.
Little Miss. Carol, and. Marion Ever:
est. remained there in Brainerd to
visit relatives for about ia month,
the other membersaof the" party re-
turning to- Be midi Sunday even
ing !, '5%.-:~'a.,M K1T :.
Misses Esther aqds Francis, Lambe
Of Grand Forks arrived in ;Bemidji
Sunday evening ,,ssaccompanied by
their father, J. H.; Lambe, to visit
their. mother and family at Grand
Forks Bay until this noon, when they
left again for Duluth for an extend
ed tour of. the east rn part of the
United States, Mr.. Lambe expects
to return to, Grand Forks Wednes-
day., the remainder of the family to
spend the balance =, Of the summer
here. 49, 90" 49,
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/ Mrs. F. E. Craver Of Turtle River
was . business visitor = in Bsmidji
Saturday. y V !. @s<...,>. a. -, = /.

Miss Nelr Hanson Of Bagley, who
has visited friends, in Bemidji for! .
few days, returned to her home Sun
day. ''&$$= 7% &. ;, .,..i5s' 20 =" {
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-03
NOTICE

NOTICE
The board of tax review will meet
at the council chambers. city hall
on July s. 1929 at 1880 Al M. a.
Belle ,:Denley,'
City Clerk =, 1T 10
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-03

ri Mra Bagstrum i moved his family
here last week fran ,Rsmer, Mimi,
to the prnpertyEat Als America ave-
,nue. Mrs Basstruin has been in Be:
midji several weeks having recently
bought ~ont the q Courtney * Seed &
Feed Company t4tfat 1l7s Minnesota
avenue isf<lf, fs=t9 K STA, q,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-03

Conrad Slough Of Lake Plantag-
anet visited relatives while shopping
in sBemidji Thursday . 49, 4 =.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-03

Home grown Strawberries at the
Palace Meat 4 Grocery-open until
10 o'clock tonight. $, ii 1d7-3
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-03

:. sToPL1t's dangerous to stand
on. the car tracks, but safe to follow
TRACKS, to the Elko Theatre July
9TH and 9Th. = (. =, 1d7-3
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Several young ladies attending the
summer term at the State Teachers
college mqtored today. to .>>1tasca
State Park for an all7day outing, with
picnic dinner. Those making the
trip included Misses Fossurn, Flekke,
Torpet, Tundbey, Sandum and Plum
mer:" - ''s' , . go .-s$A~'sS> =. - F.. -,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-03

$4,000 to loan d farms. Dsa J!
land company. i list
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Pola1 re. Ask Tor II. 2-1lt

Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Mathes and
children Alta and Robert Charles,
and ]. A. Lyons Of International Falls
were guests at the home Of Mrs.
Mathes' mother, Mrs. A. Robinson,
Mr.. Mathes and Mr.. Lyons leaving
this morning TO. look up a business
location. Mrs. Mathes and children
will remain in +Bemidji to visit her
mother and sisters, Mrs. E. J. Bouil-
lard and Mrs. Clyde .Petrie for time,
and will then leave for the. Twin
Cities and Chicago where she will
visit relatives for some time.
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;" s. d. Snyder and Mrs. Adelaide
Goodrich left by motor Saturday for
Staples where they will spend the
Fourth, with Mrs. Snyder, and chill
dren who are spending the summer
months on ,their, farm there. =.
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Dennis McGinn +. of Thief River
Falls, a member of the baseball team,
is the guest Of friends while in the
city, until after; the Fourth.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-03

<STOP-It's dangerous to stand
on the car tracks, but safe to follow
TRACKS" to the Elko Theatre July
Nth and eth. fSEf>- ~. ::itt!Gf'$ ~ Z IDA
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ta.,EH,:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Paquin left
Saturday by auto for Little Falls
where they will visit over the Fourth.
They were accompanied as far %
Wadena by Mrs. c.: Golz and daugh-
ters, Louise and Elsie, who will visit
relatives and friends there for \
time. ~" 49,, : = '''>@ =. ..-;, ~
STOP!-1t's dangerous to stand
on the car tracks, but safe to. follow
TRACKS" to the Elko Theatre July
4th and '5th. !, & 1d7-3
Miss Carrie Brown arrived in Be-
midi last Thursday from Ashland,
KY, where she has been. employed
for several months, and she will
spend the summer months with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Brown,
and other relatives here. + En- route
home she spent aFweek at Washing
ton, D. c., and also several days at
'-Chicago. ,'.''' zzI@@@..' 90
ga, .-.- ,--, !. ;"s
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hinshaw and
daughter Helen, and Mr.. Hinshaw'l
mother, Mrs. Emn. Hinshaw, OF viii.
ton, left today for. White Rock where
they will remain for, q few days with
an uncle, James Hinshaw, auctionee,
at that place. From there they will
go by auto to, the Yellowstone Ma
national Park, and different places Of
interest, through the West; They ex
pect to arrive in, Portland, Ore, ii
about six weeks, and will locate neal
there, where MI. Hinshaw will en-
gage in tho mercantile business. Twt
autos are being used for the trip ant
they are equipped for camping e,
route. ... u .:,g;..s..,.,ss ~. ~,
FOR A PRACTICAL, NURSE. Cal
865-W. : r. =: ~ 16d6-21
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Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Boyle and faith
ter, T. J.. Slough, - and little niece,
Beryl Slough, motored to. Lake Plan
taganet, Sunday and spent the day at
the farm hpms0f Mrs, .Bpyle's broth
.er.! Charles Slough, and family, re-
turning to Bep,idji in the evening.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-03

Several parties motored from St.
Paul To- Boston Lake Saturday to Wis
it relatives and look after farm inter-
ests in; that vicinity for few days.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-03
Cook With Gas j.
I H.H a.

VIZ -'s- 11S1A4 II \.
Rev. and Mrs: Carl Stromme and
little son Reuben, Of Neilsville, are
here to spend the Fourth at the home
Of Mrs. Stronme's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. R. Erickson. They: expect
to- return to their home Wednesday
! and stheir .;danshter Evelyn. who has
been visiting here for several weeks,
will return with them. r..
DR.. and Mrs. G. H. Zentz and
daughter, Miss Nell, and sons, Frank
lin and George Henry Jr.,., left this
afternoon by auto for Park Rapids
where: they expect to remain until
tomorrow morning. They will then
motor to- Backus, MIMI, where DR..
Zentz will deliver the Fourth Of July
address, and in the afternoon they
will 60 to Laporte, where he will al
so deliver the address of the day.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Gary. Of cot
Minnesota avenue; have as their
guests Nj" and Mrs. Paul Miller, Mrs.
William Howard and J. H. Varey of
'Anamoose, N. D.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-03

DR.. and Mrs. E. Franklin, AT 1r--
vine avenue, have as their house
guest, Mr.. Franklin's cousin, Russell
Brett, who arrived Saturday night
from his home in St. Paul.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-03

Mr.. and, Mrs. John Mickalson and
family returned Il tHsir home at Be
cidas last. Mselnfroml &3visitrwith rela-
t1vss Hf;hf6nHHbha::tnSs W - 70 IA
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-03

y,sI4awrence Murphy : 81 Avon" is
spending the summer with his aunt,
Mfss! cHafley Slough, and family, on
Lake Rlantaganet,? for the benefit
of his Health, Il i S,'"n:a.,s . y
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STOP-1t's dangerous to stand
on the car tracks, but safe to. follow
TRACKS" to; the Elko Theatre July
4th and 5th. ! & 1d7-3
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FOR A PRACTICAL NURSE. c.,1
665-W. ~ -; 16d6-21
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Miss Nellie Gary left today for
Nebish where she will visit over the
Fourth with Miss Amy Higgins. Both
young : ladies' are,%students lat tho
State Teachers college. ss:a =: .
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81 8 Mts!ai s.. sEsk has. :returnsd to her
:homat soma Fourteenth street from a
:tKD weEkAi sVisit with friends and rel
sastivessh IMiinInses Hi ols ind. Wisconsin:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05

high school library. when IS stu
dents met with supt. NJ. II. Floyd
ana Mr.. Holmes, Il was decided to
have a MONDAY luncheon every
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05

Tuesday and the regular meeting
every wednesday evening. A debate
VIII be held next Wednesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05

for the movies and a like amount
for schools.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05

AmerIee spends a hIlIlon year
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05

Aluminium is found in almost any
clay bank.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-25
LEGAL HINTS

F. Your question tt9 ineligible Tor me 10
the explain and them
fuller information and shall be glad to answer
the SAINT
Oacs expect business
and
do the
ordered
le work
establishment OF license ior
which Nothing
which has Must
it recorded and I recording it?
Ans Yes 10 Of these
moved OF fiat several months moved because
The building another
party. m I still liable to him for his old
Yes
CUES My May h the landlord has served he
what procedure he take tut and will be added
He the baHf after having gotten judgment
ocbe the orcbe judgment
possibly for double would be rendered
How which he judgment
has become due
Ten
Ques street which driving and damaged the
bad but they refused anything Can force
hem to set with 81 what should do?
a and take the The
question OF liability Of the street car company to you IS aondent upon whsef
Il sustained valid injuries the and You can how from the facts OF
the fault
tile then have liability the company
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-25
BOOK REVIEW
By Mary White oyington

BY Mary White Ovlngton
Advancement OF Colored People
The Handbook Selected Articles the Negro Problem
Compiled by lula Johnson PRICE rgs;5ed p s Il Wilson Co. Ne"
6 book gseh Just of M pre-, win find long f'i want It
ot has admirable bbosrphy, "a pages books and
exhaustive up valuable short Of the Wnso1
article debate Imngrton labor Prison Reform
compilation ta Of al gathered comfortable
explanatory III;
plan Of h Handbook the both reprints and bb
Chosen from both White and Xcgo e rom oppose n5 syor
Of the Negro alike, much balance
oT, Tn. " o",. trn. and b - material IN the boof Nth Which none
favorable balance II have article Negro
by William punnng followed by Archibald Grmke
the solution OF the Negro problem and stanhope Sans writing
solution Of the the and pride
Negro Hayes Kelly Miller
aerward in refutauon
tenor Southern authorities quoted
% rs mop5 KeeT g Texas Wn f Tennessee are s,non &
Washington Dubois
Challenge The Economic of Peonage"
wonderfully fine piece OF writing very quiet in IT'S tone but with terrifying
compilation value.
Another article printed years again
the Negro"
1914 called down wrath upon the editor Roosevelt did
Brazilian the color line and he
try between the races His quoting prominent South American
public We glad know that
Roosevelt whatever his might have been
bcr preface compiler Mss Johnson, "Tb. Negro has
gr bu made TOO Iaiyr " the "sY I - Inc normal way OF
agitation the agitation it brings our
the facts OF the Negro lie America today and
mentng the other and making rounded whole 81" 'O'"P
As said the beginning this book Of especial value persons
schools and excellent addition library
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-25
Against Strenuous Opposition Of
White Companies Pace Organiza-
ton Does Splendid Business

NEW YORK, 26.-Starting in
February, 1921, with cash receipts Of
only S67464 the Paco Phonograph
Corporation, manufacturers OF Black
Swan Records, reports receipts during
the month of December Of S20.467.82.
The total cash receipts for the year
are given as Sl04. 628z4 with disburse-
ments amounting to SOL, 327.l7
The business done by this concern
IS distinctly encouraging for 1t must
be remembered that the receipts OF
this corporation are largely from col
ored people against not only the keen
competition existing in the phnograph
industry but the underhanded. mali
cious and persistent opposition OF sew
eral OF the large white companies.
Sharing in the prosperity OF this
company are colored employees, musi-
cians; composers, singers, printers and
the Ike, many OF whom would be
without remuneratiye, dignihed en-
ployment but for this concern.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-25

Our friend Garvey clever. In last weeks issue of the Negro
World his mouhpece headlines read that the Ghost Ship deal
would be explained The world has been waiting for datory and
delinquent explanations and when they the best that Mr.
that dishonest irresponsible made fraudulent
the public The specific charge against Mr. Carney
mails eaud the public by of advertising
the ship Phyllis Wheaey, which does exist Mr. Garvey
every the World and he should face the issue like
been indicted While wish him harm, have
pathy for those who mesd their blind and trusting followers
peacefully confirmed Atty Froe the Recorder
Henry Lincoln Johnson The Chicago Whip informed its readers
that Line confirmed because of his vulneablyt the
of the Southern Senators His political reputation
unsavory him hold public Office The fact that he
black only contributing The confirmation
of Mr.. Froe establishes the Whips contention
Since the Dyer Bill about pass, the South is
becoming alarmed and of its statesmen contendng that
capable of settling its problems without federal intervention
This old should be hooted and ered because
of the Southern mobs proven beyond
of doubt that the South ready for segovern-
men-that is as far as black people concerned.
Black musicians who
and when their barred and Jim Crowed aiding
winning and recognition.
intelligence be measured by his constituencies and uscep
by insult IL that the black artists
intelligent We believe however that the grind for
that they have pocketed their pride" in
financial point The regretable feature however, the pride
poketed and fathers mothers are huni-
.ated,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-25
THE COMING ELECTION

Chicago the coming election will determine to large
degree public has been effected by the OF
commissions of the administration The
black people lived in this city through riot through
avaanch bombs hurled their homes through OF
vice outawry concentrated in their residential section
through silent period of indignation while the ku lux Khan
waved their banners their reng propaganda They
have lived to audacty upheld and Destroyed The
Mayor of the city, Hale Thompson the recognized
political leader of the administration IF the black
people are sated his leadership let them them
selves accordingly at the polls again record
being race without backbone and self pride The coming cleo
lions will tell the story world waits for it.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-25
IS CHARITY FAILING?

Charity America especially affects those of African
terng of humanity The kindly dpenatons of charity
have stimulated education assisted Christianity and encouraged
worthy professional and business endeavor Is charity becoming
pulled and mknd? Is the heart of philanthropy getting cold?
Whether we sympathy with capitalism communism
liberalism, Americas great wealth is controlled by favored few
a. ; 18th th nnsried and twisted problems Of life The
a os Sn~e @ he ho love
and dpore the systems which equitable distribution
and thieves break through and steal Whether wealth should
be boarded not ISSUE but when the wealthy show dpo
on scatter their dollars the and suppant gno
by education and poverty by plenty the obbe the thief and
the unworthy should be condemned
Charity Philanthropy has deceived.
gave give less The committed against philanthropy
directly colateray aimed the crime of capitalism and
Capitalism suffer end and wealth become burning
memory of blood but capitalism does exist wealth does
exist poverty Charity which has
sometimes been called love- indispensable to America, to her
ward her black people perous and rocsen than
others The doors of opportunity in barred The
black people abect need of the benevoence of philanthropy
and the kindness of charity.
Since emancipation, the hand of charity has aided Schools
universities churches and eleemosynay institutions silent
conspicuous the year of 1920 draws
purse philanthropy ghtened sarty faces appear
Why does charity to them seem to fail?
fail and grow cold because has been and
and long fingers have extracted from the
for spurious and Institutions that existed Others
their unworthy Charity seekers have bounded the
wealthy through the busy hours of the day into the
the night The of Give for poor people,
into the of the benevolent with guesome onoory
the quang Ravens the of the
unhappy Poe Charity and philanthropy wits end The
to aid needy humanity still survives but and confidence
has been shaken and undermined.
The black people of America stop bounding the charitable
Let be worthy IF thieves ho peculiar
color be known they should be exposed and prevented
further exploiting of whole 1t time think indie
pendence The mendant and bgga independent Wealth
controls almost every human activity Let the Legitimate
and the ends us6abe Charity worth
be found and proved Charity "long suffering" but
suffer from black hands"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-25
WEEKS BEST EDITORIAL
From the ST. Louis Argus.)
FROE'S CONFIRMATION

because the man was unfit for the
place
So far as the race is concerned. We
should be glad that Mr.. Froe received
the confirmation for the office as
Recorder OF Deed and not Henry
Lincoln Johnson.
Mr.. Proc has reputation for hon
csty and integrity while Link John
son has neither. according TO our way
OF thinking
We are not taking advantage OF th's
opportunity to knock" Link. becausc
50 far as we know. he is not a candi-
date for any other appointment, and
VIC hope he will not be. He ought t.
give his friends little rest from the
embarrassing position in which the
have been placed trying to defend him
We would suggest to Mr. Johnson
TO make good his boast that he wa.
able 10 make a living by practicue
his profession as lawyer.
II he Will do that and quit begging
for 4 job at Washington, and qult
,pongin on his friends, perhaps he
will be able to redeem himself in tn
eyes al some But # he doesn't. thee
he should be condemned all the more
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-25
Real Estate
Department
REAL ESTATE NOTES

The CITY Hall program of improve
ments and the widening Of Grand
boulevard TO extend to 23rd street has
certainly raised howl from the faith
full They should not, for the king can
do no wrong. For instance, one poor
widow lady with little piece OF prop
erty facing west on South Park ave
nue. has lust received notice of the
small assessment Of SOLO: on top of
that she will receive a -hock when the
tax bills arc mailed. for they have
been raised fifty per cent again. I
understand that an association OF
property owners have formed an or
gsnization To combat the high assess
merits and make a general effort to
reduce taxes on the South Side. They
seem to lose sight Of the fact that
though oolorcd owners and tenants
reduce property value for sale pur-
pose. they do not reduce then for
assc,-rent purposes It would be o
Is r.
700" Tho ,r -.
1o''- .a....-.. &c., H...
row. .......'. = ..-,,,,-,.. ...#.....
1 ~. ...',.....-...., .hr ae545borAoaa# t#.,
j. -o .aa. Improve -. rGH.'sG 81.
pearanee - ih. l-#sss' N-e ne
pen'cr I'D pain .gz .i.' N'5
should he ascd tor n|"n' Rrs@s
and If necessary put up One fs.#'-
20 protect. clean .a' baes
aed patch up the tsH1es and sa''-
The ministers could dc lot OF GOO
visionary. work Il iheA WouIa 80
a few Sundays teaching ther hook 'H''
= is JUST as essential 70 live right herr
on earth with cleae streets. green
lawns and beautiful flowers and II to
Prepare 70 90 to Heaven m search '.
pearlv streets and Ha-- Hover.
they learn to cn'ov ths h,r' 'heA #.
be abb 70 appreciate mem 5s''''
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-25

The appointment by President Har-
ding, and the confirmation by the SEN
ate OF Arthur {. Froe OF West Nir-
Pinia. as Recorder OF Deeds for the
District OF Columbia. will meet the
general approval OF the eolorcd people
OF the country.
OF course. there will be few. no
doubt who play the II can't have
It, YOU shan't' game that VII be di,ap-
pointed But that will BE- oni, a lew
~ MI be OF that class who weld ba
very little influence with the race
We suspect that as soon a. Link
Johnson heard OF the appointment of
Mr. Froe 10 the office thai caused him
50 many spells OF high blood pres
sure and nervous brcakdowns.' was
the FIRST to greet him and shed few
crocodile tears, and said. 81 secured
your appointment We arc quite
sure that he had the gall to do 50 pro
yided he was able TO walk after he
heard the news
The speed with which the Senate
confirmed Froe's appointment. shows
that the failure OF LINZ was not a
after Of raee prejui'5e. hu' i Nas
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-25
Frankfort, KY.

Mr. Jake Burns, a well-known and
respected citizen, died very suddenly
last week He was taken 10 Mt Ster-
ling Tor burial his former home
Mrs Nellie Hall LETT for French
Lick, Ind, last week
Prof. Blsnton OF {. S 5. filed the
pulpit in Rev Balcw's absence Sun
day. A most wonderful sermon was
preached.
The w. l. c. Club met with Mrs.
Robb last week
Mrs Emmerline Martin entertained
the church club last week at her home
on Wilkerson Street After the usual
routine OF business a lovely luncheon
was served.
Miss Marie Ellis was hostess to the
Church Aid Friday evening at her
home on Wilkerson Street.
= Clinton Street Girls Basket Ball
Team went to Versailles last week to
challenge their team Clinton Street
brought the bacon home
K. n l. L. Girls and the Louisville
Teachers Basket Ball teams met last
week at K. N. l. |. Louisville Teach
ers went home defeated, after playing
most wonderful game Scores were
Cd
Mr. Glenn Johnson of indianapolis
is here on account OF illness and is
with his sister, Mrs. Douglas Perry,
on North High Street.