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Evening journal., 1922-02-04
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The monthly business meeting Of
the Bellefonte Community League
will be held in the Community Hail,
at o'clock on Monday evening All
interested citizens are invited to at
tend.
Bellefonte Civics Club will meet at
o'clock on Tuesday afternoon at
the Community House. The meet
ing will be devoted to business.
Because OF blocked roads the meet
ing OF Middletown New Century Club
for Tuesday was postponed Miss
Frances Watkins. who was to have
given musicale will give 1t at some
future date. The executive board
meeting will be held on next Tues
day. A report of the State execu-
tive board meeting will be given.
| Miss Krall Field Secretary for the
Y. w. c. A.. will give a talk on her
work. Mrs. A. NJ. Chamberlain
win be chairman OF the meeting.
The club hostess Is arranging for
a luncheon which will be given on
Thursday, February ..
Current Events Glass Of the Wash
ington Heights Century Club will
meet at o'clock Monday afternoon
at the club, 1900 Boulevard. Mrs.
Joseph l.. Scott is chairman for Feb
ruary. CurreAt events will be given
by Mrs. John Waite. Mrs. Dudley
A Wier will give a Dante sketch. A
piano solo will be given by Mrs.
Charles Topkis. Famous Illustra-
tors OF Children's Books" will be dis
cussed by Mrs J. Chandler Pyle.
Readings will be given by Miss Eliz-
abeth Beatty. Refreshments will be
served by the committee Of which
Mrs. Carroll w. Griffith is chairman
The class in expression will meet
at 2.3O o'clock on Wednesday after
noon.
A card party will be given at 2
o'clock on Thursday afternoon for
the benefit OF the mortgage fund ana
will be in charge OF the committee
on club classes. There will be a
prize for each table. Players may
pivot or progress
The dancing class will meet 2.3O
o'clock Friday.
A bake will be given at the club
house TIE morning of February IL,
Mrs. Clarence Fraim in charge.
Wilmington Section, Council OF
Jewish Women. will meet at 8
O'Clock on Monday evening in Adas
Kodesh Synagogue. Miss Clara
Southwick. executive secretary OF
the Consumers League will speak
Rabbi Baroway. OF the Temple OF
Truth. will talk on the "Talmud.
All members OF the Council are
asked TO bring a suggestion to the
r.eeting for future work OF the or
ganization.
The women's Civic Club Of Rich
ardson Park will meet on Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs w. II.
Watson. Two new officers will be
elected at this time.
Blue Rock Community Club will
meet at 2.3O O'Clock Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs Fred
Johnston, Hillcrest. The annual
luncheon OF the club will be held on
Wednesday at the home OF Mrs. Ross
S. Robinson.
Caesar Rodney Chapter, Daughter
OF the American Revolution vii
meet at 2.30 o'clock Tuesday after
noon at the New Century Club.
The Garden Club will meet at
o'clock on Monday afternoon at tn
home OF Mrs. John Bird.
Mrs. Gamble Latrobe. general su
perintendent OF the Women's Aid
Pennsylvania System. will hold
stan meeting at 10 o'clock Monda
morning in room 416 Pennsylvani
Building. Front and French streets
e Members OF the committee in charg
Evening journal., 1922-02-04
GRACE VALENTINE PARTY

The Epworth League OF Grace NJ
T.. church will give a Valentine party
on Tuesday evening, February IA, in
the church house. An interesting
program has been arranged. Miss
Lillian Hamilton will be in charge.
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Gan Editorial by the Society Editor,

Gan Editorial by Society Edtor)
Seven have started in the Far East
nree are IN Chna three in India
Frame, Of Yen Ching College, Picking.
The gradual emancipation
ing out of the Far East 1t the proof
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SUNSHINE MEETING

Washington Heights Branch, In-'
ternational Sunshine Society will hold
its monthly meeting at 2.3O o'clock
on Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Boyd H. Cook, 2214 WASH
ington street.
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G. ID Cam PARTY

The Catholic Daughters Of Amer
lea will hold a card party and dance
in K. OF c. Hall on Friday evening.
February tenth. Dancing will start
about 1880 o'clock.
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covering the whole mission field OF
the church. This is all very confusing
to The ordinary mind In the appeal
for money why not concentrate on
a single sector OF the mission field?
Surely, IL such method were gem
.erally adopted. we would soon give
greater length TO the church
LAS to the height OF the church
here, we touch upon the supreme
vital. For the height conditions
both the length and breadth Of mis-
sionary endeavor What is the
height OF our church? II Is the
height OF her bishops her clergy,
ker women's auxiliaries and her
laity generally. If their altitude is
sky-reaching. then we shall fling the
banner Of Christ 'skyward and sea-
ward. too. And in view Of the COM
mission of Christ to his church: in
view OF the tremendous tasks that
lie before her; in view OF the fact
that
"Teaming millions wait
The light whose dawning
Maketh all things new;
"And in view OF the further fact
that the base Of supplies for the
army in the field is our peculiar re-
sponsibility, we should by prayer
by conservation, by meditation and
by continued effort in each seek to
achieve that spiritual altitude that
viii give to our beloved church the
length and breadth that should
mark her missionary career"
Bishop Cook spoke most encour-
agingly Of the work OF the Auxiliary
and made a number OF valuable sug-
gestions looking to even greater ef-
Z hciency
A resolution Of sympathy for Mrs.
c. L. McIlvaine. honorary president.
who is ill was passeG. Mrs. Fred
erick Bringhurst. educational sec
retary. announced a mission study
class during Lent. to be led by Mrs.
Pancoast. of the Diocese Of Penn
sylvania. A motion was made to in
crease the offering to the Nation
wide Campaign TO $1,000 next year.
Members OF the Executive Com
mittee met at the Chapel Of Good
Shepherd. Rishopstead. in the morn
ing for corporate communion. after
which a meeting was held al the
home OF Mrs. Frederick Bringhurst
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little Miss Sarah Elizabeth Price,
four years of age, will be one Of the
participants in the cantata Some
thing in the Air" which will be pre-
sented in the New Century Club this
evening by the Happy Workers Mis-
sionary Society of West Presbyter-
ian Church. She is the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur j. Price, 1896
Orange street. Sarah will sing a lula
by as well as be a member OF the
chorus of "Wotsit Imps." About 20
children will take part in the enter
tainment. Miss Grace Baird who
has drilled the children. will direct
the cantata and Miss Madeline c..
Fell will play the piano accompani-
ments.
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p d II E lie S

A farewell party was given on
Wednesday evening to Leslie c.
Nipple at his home. 1901 West
Sixteenth street. Mr. Nipple Will
leave in the near future for Wins
ton-Salem. n. c.
Those present were: Misses Dor,
othy and Beatrice Frederick. Ellen
Neave, Florence Appleton, Harriet
Tallman, Stella Korss, Edith Lacey,
Anne Carbon, Elizabeth Rothouse,
Mildred Johnson. Mary Nipple, and
Marian Strickle: Leslie c. Hipple.,
Bradford Nipple. James Davis
Francis Barkley. Herbert White
Richard Kendall. Fred Kendall, Ed>'
ward Evans. Walter Conner. Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor Cunningham. Mrs,
Nipple and Mrs. Johnson.
The Appreciation Club was enterA
tanned on Thursday evening by MA
Samuel England at her home sJb
Tatnall street. The evening ySas
spent in games and dancing.
Mrs. David Lindsay, Jr., entertain-
ed on Wednesday in honor OF Mrs,
7. Fl. Lewis and Mrs. Fl. L. Evans.
who win sail on next Tuesday on the
steamship Aquatania for Europe.
Mrs. Lewis and Mrs Evans go abroad
to attend The wedding OF Mrs. Evans
daughter, Miss Jean Evans, who will
be married on February 25 to Lieu
tenant Stuart NJ. Bevans. Of the Field
Artillery, U. S. A, stationed at
Coblenz.
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ENTERTAIN INCURABLEs

The Philathea Glass of First and
Central Presbyterian Church enter
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Bellefonte Civics Club will meet at
? o'clock on Tuesday afternoon at
the Community House. The meet
ing will be devoted to business.
, 1922-01-09
Hartman GiUen
Order to Resign
Rail Position

WASHINGTON. Jan. s.-w. Aver
Ill Hartman. son OF the late e. II.
Hartman. was required by an order
OF tho interstate MINER commits
sion today to resign his place as d.
rector either OF the Illinois Central
railroad and subsidiary lines. or OF the
baltimore & Ohio. Mr.. Hartman
may retain. the commission ruled. all
OF his places as director and officer
OF the Union Pacific system and its
affiliated corpc rstions. but cannot
hold similar authority in the orpora-
ton organization OF both h two
other railroad systems named.
Cornelius Vanderbilt. the commits
sion also held today. may retain his
directorate in the Delaware & Hudson
but must resign from the board OF
the Illinois Central oil from the board
of the Missouri Pacific.
Both men were given so days in
which 10 make the selection of the
places which they wish TO hold.
, 1922-01-09
PIONEER GROCERY IS
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

The Pioneer Grocery store on the
corner of A and jefferson streets. has
been taken owe by n new manage
ment n Is open today under A. T.
Gra-e. Mr.. Grace was formerly pro-
.pr!etor of the store but for the past
three years nave been employed In
the business OF general contractor.
He has taken ove the store and is
now the sole owner.
A new refrigerator has been installed
and all fresh fruits. fresh vegetables
canned goods. and fresh and smoked
meats will be carried. Tho goods art
marked at the owes possible price
and the popular Friday specials" vii
be continued in h same manner a.
heretofore. offering specially priced
canned and fresh food stuffs on Fri
day OF each week.
All of the old patrons as well es new
ones are welcomed to TIE store by
the new manager.
, 1922-01-09
CITY BRIEFS


w. j. Carpenter of the Temple studio
left yesterday morning on tho Burling.
ton for the northwest. where he will
visit in Butte, Mont, Seattle and Spo-
kanne. Wash. ~avncouver. b.. c., and
in cities OF California Mr.. Carpenter
expects to return about February 1.
The Temple studio will be closed dur
ing his absence.
G. r. Hasens. of the law firm of
Hagens and Murane. has returned
from Cheyenne where he was called
to attend to legal matters of vital i'm
p%ortance.
j. w. Burkett has returned from
Dubuque, Iowa. where he has been
visiting with his mother. Mrs. Burkett
during the holiday season.
Archibald Campbell OF Lander. prom
inent oil man spent several days OF
last week enroute to his home in this
state from h east where he has been
on business.
John T. Barnett, president of the
Wyoming Associated Oil company. is
in the city attending an important
meeting held at the bureau Of mines.
August Peterson. president of the
Alaska Development company. has re-
, 1922-01-09
The Trouble oman

There is very little definite informa-
tiop to be obtained for a projected
foreign enterprise. Here are two
references for export offices of
Wyoming companies. the business
Of which would probably be oil or
mining. W. w. Anderson, 213
Waiter street. Pittsburgh. Pa;
Manager Export Dept. OIL Well Sup
ply; and Don Cameron. 2 Rector
street. New York City. Manager Ex-
port dept. Continental OIL company.
If you receive no response from
these sources. write again, and we
will try azafp.
, 1922-01-09

turned to this city from Seattle where
ne spent the Christmas vacation.
Thomas O'Leary prominent attor'
ney OF Olympia, WASH. and former
district attorney Of that city left for
his Nme today after spending several
days sisiting at tine Starks' ranch.
Mrs. Harry storks IS a counsin of Mr..
o'Leary.
Harry E. Ryan of IT. e. Ryan &
Co. will leave this afternoon for New
York and other eastern points where
he will spend several days In the In
terests of tho Wyoming Refining com.
pany.
John Barnett. Denver oil man who
was here to attend tho conference of
Salt Creek operators Saturday return
ed to his home in the Colorado capital
Sunday night.
, 1922-01-09
PERSONALS

Mr.. ana Mrs. r. C. Van Denberg an
nounce the birth of . son. Charles
Cornelius. who arrived this morning
At DR.. NJ G. Keith's private hospital
Mrs Van Denberg and b little boy
are doing we'll and a host OF friends
IRE ~showering congratulations upon
tho proud father.
Miss Sarah Crumpton has returned
from he cas- where she spent the
Christmas holidays a. her home. Miss
crumpton is art supervisor in the pub
lie schools
Miss Leah Holloran left last night
for Notre Dame. Ind. where she VIII
complete. her first year at the St
Mary's college. MS Holloran has
been spending the holidrys with her
mother. Mrs. p. J.. Hoiloran at her
home on South David stieet-
Mrs. w. H. Pattsn accompanied by
her daughter. Eseiyn. has returned
from Denver where she spent n part
of the holidays Attorney Patten 70
manned in Cheyenne where he is at
tending to business matters.
Miss Gladys Hasbrouck has &C,
cepted a position In the county clerks
office at the court house. Miss Has
brouck recently arrived here from
her home in Sheridan. She has many
friends In the city as she attended the
Wyoming state university and Is a Pl
Beta Phi.
Mrs. I. d. Friedman has left fol
Rochester. MINI. where she vii
spend some time al the Mayo Brothers
sanitarium.
Miss ifery Tobin left last night fol
Notre Dame. Ind. where she viii con
ttnue her senior year at h st. Nary
academy. She has been spending tn,
holidays with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jeremiah Mahoney OF this city.
Mrs. f. w. Green IL at the Private
hospital where she will undergo ar
operation.
Miss Mary Purcell. Miss Clair Pur
cell and Miss Josephine Edefon iefi
last night for Concordia. Kan. wher,
they will spend the remainder of ths
school year at the st. Nazareth acad
\ envy. The young ladies have beer
| spending the holiday season at thu
home of Mr.. md Mrs. NJ. w. Purcell
on South Park street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rochelle has re
turned to their home in Lusk ate
spending the past week visiting wit
friends hero and in attendance at TIL
woolgrowers' meeting. Mrs. Rochell
was the inspiration OF numerous en-
tertainments of social nature Will
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Rochelle spen
the days at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
E. Richard Shipp.
, 1922-01-09
TO HOLD FIRST
MEETING OF NEW YEAR
At CLUB ROOM TONIGHT

The first meeting OF the c year
of the George w. vroman post of the
American Legion Will be held this
evening in the post club rooms in the
Smith-rurner building. Tho newly
elected officers of the post will be in
stalled and appointments of standing
committees for the coming year will
be announced.
The re-enrollment Of membership OF
the post is now in progress aud since
January l more han 1870 names have
been entered on the 1922 roster. APP
proximately one-third OF the present
enrolment is composed OF new mem
, 1922-01-09

bers who were not affiliated with the
local post last year.
Both old and new members Of The
post are urged 70 attend the meeting
this evening. and holders Of member.
ship cards for 1891 Ire requested TO
renew their membership for the pres.
emit year without waiting for thu call
OF the membership committee.
, 1922-01-09

Dear T'rouble-woman:
I am a young mar about 81 years
old and raring to travel. Could you
tell me Of some outfit that win ship
men t different countries such as
South America or Alaska and about
what terms they will give. Would
like to ship with some COW outfit.
mining or farming. Very truly
yours. C. A. w.
Dear C. A. W.;
The call of the wild is an appeal
ing one and hard to Withstand.
, 1922-01-09
Per Capita Fund
Is on Decrease

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-Pe- capita
circulation OF money IN tho United
States declined $500 during the past
year. according TO a statemsrt issued
today BY b treasury
On January l. 1922. the Per capita
circulation was $500 based on q total
OF s5.755,4oo.315 and an estimated
population OF los.917.Ooo as compared
with a per capita OF s5s.13 on Jan
uary /. 1891. based on a total Of Sc
$40. sac. 11s In circulation and an estI-
mate population of ioT .74s 900.
Tribune Classified Ads Bring Results
, 1922-01-09

tho Standard Oil company OF wood
River and Mrs. Benbeck. Miss Man
beck was graduated from Chew Chase
| 1870. and Immediately after finish
Ing school came to Alton. She has
been ono of the city-s most pop . r.
young girls and one OF Atoms most
feted brides She Is a very pretty
young girl. and the possessor Of a very
sweet and winning disposition.
The many friends of the young cou-
pie extend hearty congratulations and
best wishes to them upon their mar
rage.
Engagement Announced
at Afternoon Affair.
The sirihood friends Of Miss Mabel
johnson were the guests at an eiab'
crate afternoon entertainment an
nouncing the engagement of Miss
Johnson and Mr.. Lester Parker. both
residents of long standing in Casper.
The guests arrived at the home OF
Miss johnson on South Beech stree,
and after a socially spent afternoon
received the news OF tho engagement
announced In a clevef and artistic
manner.
4A1 A4NSA1 ~ lAlo A4AAIAAEDA NhB%tr
were long stemmed American Beauty
roses to which were attached tiny
telgrams telling OF the news. . Mis-.
johnson was showdred with best
wishes.
The decorations for me luncheon
tables were in red and white with
beautiful American roses as the flow
ers. Appointments followed the color
scheme.
The marriage of Miss johnson ant
Mr.. Parker Will take place in ths
ear future although tho exact date
has not been announced even to most
intimate friends.
Miss johnson is the daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. johnson, who
came TO Casper many years & from
their home in the cast. She is u grad
uate of the Natrona county high
school IN the class of 1919. Miss John
son is nov in the employ Of h r t
Kemp insurance offices.
Mr.. Parker is associated with ths
Consolidated Royalty offices where he
holds a responsible position.
The guests at the announcement
party included the Mesdames Charles
Rose. Herman Seidel. Arthur Horsch
John Hays, George Snodgrass, Waite
storrie. Howard Johnson, and thu
Misses Marie Bishop. Cieola Lilly
Blanche Wagner. Lola Miller. Mar
jorie Keith, Margaret Laughlin. Nil
dred Keith.
Miss Florence johnson, sister o
the bride to be. acted as assistant host
ess.
, 1922-01-09

ing. January 10 An brothers ara re-
quested TO attend. and an invitation
Is extended TO visitors Following the
business a luncheon VIII De rerved-
, 1922-01-09

Continuation Of Millinery Sale at
TOWN TALK MILLINERY. One lot
Of Ladies' Winter Hats, sacrificed at
s1.oO. Balcony Smith-Turner Drug
store. l-9-2t
, 1922-01-09
Basket Social TO
Raise Charity Fund.

Tie basket social and dance to be held
at the Popular hall this evening is &c
assist in raising a fund for charitable
purposes. This is a series OF entertain
ment that have been given in tho
roomy hall. and every n Is invited e
attend the informal affair.
, 1922-01-09
Bridge Dinner Is
Nice Affair.

Mrs. Joe Denham acted as hostess at
a bridge dinner served at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Denham last Saturday
evening. Places were laid for 70
guests.
Following the dinner the evening was
spent playing auction bridge.
, 1922-01-09
ID. A. r. Meeting
Is Announced.

There will be e. meeting of the mem
bers of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution, at the home of Mrs,
VIII. Lindsay. s04 South David street,
Tuesday afternoon. January 10, at :
o'clock
All members are asked to be pres
emit.
, 1922-01-09
Senior PhiIathea
Officers Elected.

The Senior Phiiathea ciass Of the
Methodist church met in regular ses-
sion last Thursday afternoon at the
home of Ars. II. B. Durham. s15 South
Durbin street.
During the business session an cleo
ton officers was held resulting as fol.
low; Mrs. T. r. French. president;
Mrs E. +. LidderdaIe, vice president;
Mrs. r. d. Robertson. secretary: Mrs.
Charles Horsch. librarian; Mrs. George
Ferguson, treasurer and teacher and
Mrs. A p. Nesbitt. reporter.
Asooial hour followed the business
meeting and refreshments were served
by Mrs. Durham assisted by the Mes
danes o. w. Hawley. Hindman. and
Wiley.
The next meeting OF the class will
be he'd a. the home of Mrs. Carl
Hawks. ia South Grant street, Feb.
ruary 2.
, 1922-01-09

At the homes Of Governor B. B. Brooks
and Patrick Sullivan, dinners At the
homes OF c. r. Hagens and Judge C.
E. Winter. with teas IND receptions
at other prominent Casper homes
Justice Biume nlst many members Of
the Natrona county lar while here. the
newer members OF which had rot here
~tofore enjoyed his Acquaintance
h Blumes left last evening for
their home In Cheyenne
Riblo Class
Entertained.
The Ladies' Bible class Of the Pres
byterian church. met NTH Mrs. W. n.
Yard. Saturday afternoon.
After accepting the resignation Of
]. J. Cfblin. J. c. Ross was unanimous
iy elected teacher. and Mrs Rarie. as
sistant teacher.
After other routine business had
been attended TO. dainty refreshments
were served by Miss Mary Yard. daugh-
ter OF the hostess.
, 1922-01-09
RIblo Class
Entertained.
Dinner Enjoyed
Sunday Evening.

DR.. and Mrs. H. A Reichcnbach act
ed as host and hostess at an elaborate
severai course dinner served at their
apartments in h Ideal. last evening.
Places were laid for tea guests and
following b dinner a social evening
was spent in an Informal manner
, 1922-01-09
Open House
Well Attended.

Many women and girls took advan-
tage OF he open house held at the
Y. w A C. yesterday afternoon and
enjoyed a social time here. Light re-
freshments were served the guests by
Mrs Florence Lowell and Miss Julia
Steere.
, 1922-01-09
Drill Team
To Mees.

There win be a special nesting Of
the drill team of Natrona Rebel h
lodge No. 10. Tuesday evening at 7.so
o'clock in h i. o. O. F. hall. All
members and those who wish. 10 attend
arc asked TO be present.
, 1922-01-09
Gymnasium Glasses
Start Tonight.

With about 40 members on the roll
call. the classes in gymnasium work to
be directed by Miss Julia Steere OF the
Y. w. c. A win start tonight in the
gymnasium of tho Natrona county H.
hrary. New members will be welcomed
during the first lessons and the In
structions will suit the pupils from til.
beginners to the more advanced mem
Ibers.
, 1922-01-09
Mrs. Hagens Is Hostess
at Informal Dksner.

Mrs. G. r. Hagens presided at a
9 o'clock dinner. served at her home
Friday evening honoring Judge Fred
erick II. Blume and Mrs. Blume of
Sheridan, who have been spending
several days In this city.
The guests included Judge n Mrs.
Blume, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan
]. E. Hanway and Mr.. Morrow.
, 1922-01-09

Honorfps Justice
And ms. Blume.
During their brief visit to Casper.
Justice and Mrs. Frederick H. Blume
were the inspiration for a number of
social affairs. among them iuncheons
, 1922-01-09
Family Dinner
On Sunday.

Family Dinner
On Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Wheeler en-
tertained at an informal family din
ner served yesterday at their home on
North Lincoln street.
Installation
Of Odd Fellows.
Casper lodge No. %. I. O. o. ".
will install officers tomorrow even
, 1922-01-09

Tribune Classified Ads Bring Results
, 1922-01-09
Pi Phi Regular
Meeting Tonight.

A regular meeting Of the Pi Beta
Phi alumni club win be held this eve
ming at the home of Mrs. C. r. Peter
son. Mrs. Pitt Covert and Mrs. Co
ell Bon Will assist the hostess.
, 1922-01-09
Maccabee
Tea Tomorrow.

Maccabee
Tea Tomorrow.
Mrs. Alice Stanley Will serve at a
tea for the benefit of the Ladies' of
the Maccabees at her home. 155 North
Beech street tomorrow afternoon from
Q until 5 o'clock.
All friends and members OF the or.
g~anization are invited to attend.
, 1922-01-09

Pennies amt no good,
SO why does the gov
eminent spend SO
much time in making
coppers7 Ask Ford.