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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-05-30
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Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith of King
Hill arrived in Notus Monday after
noon, to take charge OF the churcf
work in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fred Rowland Of
Wilder, were visitors at Hodgson's
Monday night.
Ruth Born left Tuesday afternoon
for her home in Astoria, Ore.
Notus is without barber, Mr.. Kel,
Ter having left Tuesday.
Miss Frances Falmil was Caldwell
visitor Tuesday
Mrs. Gillian and Geneva, were shop
ping in Caldwell Tuesday.
Mrs. c. L. Robinson, Nina and
Elmer, returned Tuesday.
Invitations are out for kitchen
shower at the home of Mrs. ID. +.
Talbot on Friday next in honor of
Miss Grace Brown.
Grace Brown spent Tuesday in
Parma visiting friends.
Olive Pennington is spending few
days with Mrs. Howard Pennington
of Notus.
A. w. c. T. u. was organized at the
home of A. w. Wikerson Wednesday
with a membership of 18.
Mrs. G.. B. Lewis spent Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. F. E. Kellogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Lee went to
Caldwell Thursday to arrange for
sending Mr.. Lees brother to the Hot
Lake sanitarium in Oregon.
Miss Edith Myers of Richfeld is
here on a visit with her father.
Evelyn Hodgson has gone to Cald-
we'll to spend week or two with
friends.
Mrs. Thomas Gillian was a Caldwell
visitor Thursday.
Grant Pugsley is improving his
pool hall by raising the ceiling and
laying a new floor
Kelly Scruggs OF Nampa has been
painting Mrs. Hatheld's house.
The ladies sewing circle met on
Thursday with Mrs. R. M. Conway.
Mrs. M. Conway spent Thursday
with her son and family, Robert Con-
way.
Mrs. Robert Spaeth spent Thurs
day with her folks, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Galley of Ten Davis.
We are glade to say at this writing
that Mrs. Small is improving from re-
cent illness.
On Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs William
Cope and Mr.. and Mrs. Browning, of
Payette, were visitors at the home of
Mrs. John Powell.
Mrs. John Newport and family and
Mrs. Pain of Wilder, were guests at
the J. L. Powell home on Wednesday
Miss Ester Moreland of Caldwell
came down to attend the shower CIV
en- for Grace Brown which was given
at the D. E. Talbot home Friday after
noon.
G. B. Lewis made trip to Eagle
Friday with some stack
Mrs. Dean was caller at the Hodg-
son home Friday.
Mrs. H. 0. Pennington was a Cald-
well visitor Thursday.
On Friday; Mrs. Henry Jones gave
party for her Sunday school class
at the church lawn. Ice cream. and
cake were enjoyed by the little folks
attending.
Mrs. w. l. Spaeth entertained Fri
day afternoon in honor of her mother
birthday anniversary. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent in conservation,
refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served.
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dren were afternoon callers Sunday
of A. L. Klingingsmith and family.
Miss Dorothy Dyer of Midway
spent the weekend with Miss Nora
Holland.
DR.. Montgomery of Caldwell was
a professional caller in the neighbor
hood Monday and Tuesday.
John Clemens and family of Cald-
we'll were visitors here Wednesday,
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Oh!

Slick: "Hear about Nick? Escape Of
gas in his cellar the other night, and
he struck match to try and locate
the leak"
Hick: idiot! should have thought
that the last thing he would do
Slick: at was"
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Ideally Cast

Actor: "ln my new play | disappear
in the first act, and from that moment
on, everybody in the cast is on edge
trying to find me-"
Friend: "Say, you must be the man
ager!"
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Local Pride

Stranger: "Can you direct me to the
best hotel in town."
Native: There amt but one hotel
in this town, mister, and that's the
worst one"
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The council met in regular session at
D. m. pursuant to adjournment with
Mayor Miller, presiding. Councilmen
Bollman, Kimbrough. Mumford, Cakes.
Rowland and Westcott. present.
1t was voted on motion of Westcott,
seconded by Bollman, that the Council
s. z. BOYES
Approved: City Clerk
A. T. MILLER Mayor
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s. EARLE BOYES
City Clerk

Streets. was presented. The same was
ordered placed on file.
1t was voted on motion of West
colt. seconded by Cakes. that the
Council adjourn to May 18th at P: M.
8. f. BOYES
Approved: City Clerk
A. J. MILLER. Mayor.
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A. J. MILLER, Mayor.
Council Chamber.. May II. 1922

Council Chambers, May II, 1922
pursuant to adjournment at p. M
with Mayor Miller. absent; President
of the Council. Westcott, presiding,
Councilmen. Bollman. Kimbrough.
Rowland absent.
1t was voted on motion of Mumford.
seconded by Cakes. that the Council
adjourn to Monday May %, 1922 at
1850 p. m.
8. E. BOYES
Approved: City Clerk
council
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Ct the Council. Westcott. presiding.
G HGume,%en BS anS Kdimbrough
The following report was made by
the Committee on Investigation on the
bids for the construction of Local Lat
eral Sewer Improvement District No
To the Mayor and City Council of the
City of Caldwell.
Your committee appointed to investI-
gate and report on the bids submitted
for the construction of the sewer i'm
provement District No. 10. respectfully
The bids and responsibility of the
CONSTRUCTION Of the improve Improvement 'f IN
Local Lateral Sewer Improvement Dis
trict No. 10. were Investigated by your
BY, the committee that the bid f Of Hare
a and bs best to,, bid submitted + q also
ing can probably be made BY the CON
struction of said Improvement by force
It is therefore respectfully submit
ted that II is the sense Of your corr
mtttee that 1t Is for the best Interest
OF eI,. me property owners and taxpayers
provement District No. 10, that the
proposal of Hartenbower Bros. for the
construction of said improvement be
accepted and a contract executed &C.
Committee:
T. p. MUMEoRD. Chm.
w. r. KIMBROUGH
The following Resolution, by Num-
ford. was presented:
Whereas proposals for the construc-
c c,In I ., sewerage Improvement in Lo-
tritc No. TO-, have been duly submitted
ana received, and opened by the Coun-
c Ella and submitted to a committee Of
Their investigation and report, and,
whereas. said Investigations and re-
port has been made and submitted to
the council by said committee.
,, Now. Therefore, be It resolved that
the report Of said committee be ac-
and, WI Inc
ssn BE it I, further s resolved, that It is the
posal of Hartenbower Bros FOR the
construction of Sewer Improvement in
tries No io is se tss , iMps9vsmsnt Dis
and best bid received for SAID con-
struction and that 1t is for the best
taI es 80 Of the properly owners and
district that the said bid be accepted.
al NOW tS. Therefore. be. 1t further resoiv-
f Bros sha for the ne. proposal Of Hartenbower
erage Improvement in Local Lateral
Improvement District No. 10, in com.
t pdnance with the plans and speciflca-
cepted and that proper contract be
co1fsa eta. and executed between said
the Mayor and City Clerk. -
saa ~ was voted on motion of Bollman,
ssSconoed by Cakes. that the Council
Gaoopt the above Resolution and tha
SS ast bid OF Hartenbower Bros. az the
II was voted on motion of Mumford.
seconded BY Bollman, that the Riii al
morrison. knudson for Extras for the
month OF April. amounting 10 SSigs al
~ was voted on motion of Mailman
seconded by Mumford, that the CIV
ESie II pc instructed to return the Certi.
d d.ea checks to the unsuccessful bid
1t was voted on motion NJ M,mtora
S onn, by kimbrough. that the
Approved: c,... 60.
c. J.. wEsTCorT. Prs.,ssn, =, ,sa
Council. Va '"e
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GRAND T ToTAt OF ALL wARRA MIS- AMOUNTS TO
app aa'aarn 10 MAY '"' ''1A
Mayor
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ANUNCIO De SUDASTA
MuNIcIpIo DE aAN JUAN, P. B.

San Juan, P. r., Oct. 2 de 1922. !.
FL dia 20 de Noviembre de 1922, q
las diez de la mafiana, tendra efecto en-
el Edifcio Ayuntamiento, en- San Juan
P. r. en- acto pnblico ante la Comi-
sion correspondence, la subasta para
las obras de Construction de la Plan
ia de fltraci6n y purifcacion de las
aguas construction de los dep6sitos
de hormig6n para .aguas fltradas para
el nuevo Acueducto de San Juan. toman
do las aguas del rio Bayam6n''.
Ell modelo de proposition, instruccio
mes para los licitadores, pliego de con-
diciones y demas antecedentes relacio-
nados con dichas obras, Sc encuentran
de manifesto en- la Ofcina del Comi-
slonado de obras Ptblicas Municipales
pudiendo obtenerse copias de los docu-
mentos mediante un recibo que acredi
te haber depositado cada interesado en-
la O6cina del Comisionado de Hacien-
da de San Juan, p. r. la cantidad de
$1,000 que seran reembolsados al devol
verse dichos documentos completes v
en- buen estado. /.
La Junta de Subasta podra recha-
zar cualquiera todas las proposicio-
mes presentadas Sc reserva Ell dere-
cho de adjudicar Ell contrato.a la pro-
posici6n Que juzgue mas ventajcsa,
aunque no, resultare ser la mas baja
en- precio.
MARTIN TRAvIEsO.
Comisionado de servicio .Pdblico,
Pclicia Prisiones. Advt.
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FL matizadO de Ia cana de
azdCaF Y Ia cana japOnGSa

Dedicado los agricultores cafieros
de la zona infestada de la Isla.
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tercera que son de plantilla y la Sc
gunda y cuarta por ser de retOfo am
bas).
Un segundo analisis comprueba STEM
pre- que esta cana da mas dulce v un
mejor grado de pureza. Ell siguiente ana
(Continda en- la pag. 81
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Ell VESUBIO

P&rtieipo . mi RumerOsa olientelA
Iue nusvamente me encuoEtro al
frente de este acreditado Restaurant
donde encontrar&n IN esmSra&O ser
vicio q In earta.
So admitea GbOAadsa v RURaA 90
an loa sabrOsos spagacttd.
Vieeats RINALBI.
Allen 10. San Juan. Tel6foAe 0SS.
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Por 10 que Sc desprende de los datos
suministrados arriba las cafias de las
parcelas una y dos dieron comparative
mente menos azucar que las de la terce
ra cuarta, y una pureza mucho mas
inferior en- los dos primeros casos. (He
tornado en- comparacion la peimera y
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PREsIDIARIO ARRoLLADo PoR
UN AUTO

En- la avenida Juan Ponce de Leon,
de Santurce, el automovil de la "san
Juan Fruit Co. que guiaba Juan Her
nandez, sin plaza nj licencia de "chauf
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feur'' arrollo al confnado Gregorio
Valera, quien trabajaba en- Ia carrete-
ra ocasionandole contusiones leves, de
las que fue asistido en- La neferlneria
de la Penitenciaria. FL Chauffeur
fue dennnciado por violar la ley de
AUTOMOBILES.
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C,ARIRE.

Situado en eI coraz6n de In siudaAs
Perfectamente acondieionado con to-
los los adelantos modernos: Aseez'
Ior, Telefonos, Timbres, Magniheas
hsbitsciones con banjo privado y efse-
tos sanitarios. Especial comfort para
familias , viajantss. Precios mode
rad09.
Tel6fonos 4S4 , zoos, p. o. Bex Ses
Gale de San Francisco, Ne. a.
San Juan, p. II.
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HOTELES
HOTEL INoLATERRA

IIO EL -IIVNL-51 EININF
San Justo 13 y is. Tel. 800.
San Juan.
Recientemente reformado.
AmpIias y frescas habitaciones
para cabalIeros o nnatrimonios
con o sin comidas, ell sitio mas
centrico de la ciudad, cerca a
los Bancos, Correo, Tren, Tro-
LEY y MueIIes.
SERVINGS conidas a domiciIio.
{. CESTERO,
Propietarla,
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insomnia, dolores de cabeza, me-
lancolia, abatimiento del, amino y
palpitaciones del corazon, esta tam
bien nervioso.
La aerviosidad destruye la ar
monia del hogar domestico, nos
convierte en- despotas y alicia de
nosotros los amigos. Las
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ExcitaciOn . Depression Nerviosa, Neural
gia, Insomnia y PaIpifaci6n del CorazOn.

Todas estas afecciones son por
10 comun sintomas de la anemia
de sangre viciada. :
La nlujer que "se vuela" por po-
ca cosa y ei hombre que Sc ciega
de rabia por una insignifcancia,
estaM sufriendo de .nerviosidad. El
hombre 8 Ia mujer que padece de
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WNIFRED BLACKS
W SPECIAL ARTICLE
"OUT.OF.JoINT ANE
Copyright, 1882. BY Newspaper Feature servsc

James gone to work.
Poor Jane. what a time she is hav-
ing, being sorry for herself!
Poor? Not at all!
Neglected? Not in the least.
Ill? No. Just discontinued and rest
less. and selfish and self-absorbed, and
yes. I'm afraid I'll have to call her
heartless.
She has a good husband and a pretty
little home. and two darling children
and an indulgent mother, who made
her clothes and the children's clothes.
and darled husbands socks and took
care of the baby and did the marketing
and paid the bills, and now-mother's
dead and Jane simply will not be both
cred with drudgery a day longer.
1.-THE Broader Life"
She hates Homework and she hates
cooking and she hates marketing, and
as for taking care of children-not
she!
Aren't there plenty of nurse girls to
do tkat-or orphan asylums-or board
ing schools-or at q pinch some old
fashioned relative who doesn't know
any better?
SO Jane has given up her little home
and sent her children away and she's
got a job and she's having the time
of her life posing downtown as a mis-
understood, unappreciated woman, with
some mysterious tragedy in the back
ground of her life. There's q tragedy
in the foreground all right. Jane had
a pull and when she got her job, she
took it away from a girl who had no
home and no husband and no one to
look after her at all.
And Jane is buying new dresses and
smar sport coats and sport hats and
the nearest she ever come to a golf
links is when somebody takes her for
a spin on Saturday afternoon and she
leans forward in the car and watches
somebody on the other side of a fence
making a drive.
She won't stay at this particular job
very long, there's too much hard work
about it, and Jane doesn't like work.
AS a matter of fact. she hates work.
What Jane wants is 'the broader
life" and by that she mean books and
pictures. and music and the theater
and cultivation-to hear her tell it.
What she really wants is excitement
and admiration, and idleness and graft
fled vanity.
Do you know what's the matter with
Jane?
She read a queer, distorted. out-of-
joint book not long Ago.. a book telling
about a little town and the dull life
in it and the brilliant girl who went
there to live and how she suffered and
what she did to try to life her life
out of the commonplace.
Didn't She Spoil Herr
Poor Jane. She only read the sur
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face of the book. She didn't see that
the heroine was just a shallow, con-
ceited, selfish creature. who couldn't
understand one single fine trait of the
husband she thought was SO much be-
meath her.
No, I'm not sorry for Jane, I'm
sorry for James husband.
James children-well, I'm not par
ticularly sorry for them-not now.
They say the aunt who has taken
them to look after them is a real hui
man being. She loves children and
she loves her home, and she knows
fairy stories and how TO tell them. and
she can make perfectly wonderful
cookies and what she doesn't know
about tying up a little girls hair with
n perfectly beautiful bow isn't worth
knowing. Yes. / think the children
are a good deal better off-away from
Jane.
James mother, / wonder if she is at
all to blame-fOr Jane.
Didn't she spoil her a good deal and
indulge her and wait upon her?
Poor soul, what a good thing it is
for her that she isn't here to see poor
Jane making such a goose of herself!
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eat at mealtimes, and that whenever
he happens to be hungry"
Don't give me any more of the har-
rowing details Lillian laughed. Il
can imagine the rest. including the hot
coffee at night. and the stipulation that
no one must knock inadvertently at the
gifted gentleman's door. You want to
be thankful that Allen didn't require
Junior to be muzzled. At that
Her mirthful expression changed to a
thoughtful one.
Il don't know but it would be a good
idea to keep Junior and Marian away
from the house as much rs possible.
Aliens gall is monumental when he has
anything extra in the way of n problem,
but his results are usually worth any
inconvenience to other people. Still, |
can imagine the job you have ahead of
you with Katie. She'll put ipecac in
his soup if you don't look out. BY the
way-I wonder"
| watched her face change from re
Elective deliberation to mirthful GER
tainty. Then she sprang up and pat
ted my shoulder gleefully.
DO you know, | believe esis is where
Aliens colossal conceit gets a bit of a
JOLT she said. DO you remember his
contemptuous reference to the slight
variation:' I'll bet you anything you
want to name that it's attacking his
goat
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Body of E. V. Meagher
to Be Forwarded to
Roundup for Burial

Edward Y. M~eagher. age %, Of Nei-
hart. and formerly of Roundup. died in
Great Falls Saturday night His
body will be forwarded from the OtCon-
nor undertaking establishment this
morning to Roundup for burial.
Surviving relatives are his wife and
two children, mother and father, Mr..
and Mrs. !. p. Meaghcr of Roundup;
six brothers. Thomas Of st. Paul, Rer-
nard of Bozeman. Francis. James, Jc-
seph and Mike. all of Roundup; four
sisters. Mrs. Margaret Nichols of Bill
lings, Kathleen and Mae of Roundup
and Anna of st. Ignatius.
Mr.. Meagher was a member of the
Miles City X. Of 6. lodge.
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WHY INTERMiSSIONS7

Fairfield, Mont, June II, 1922.
Great Falls Tribune,
Radio Department,
Great Falls, Mont.
Dear sirs: We have been getting
your concerts every evening and heard
you calling us on Wednesday evening.
We were in the Falls on Thursday
evening and tried to find you, but you
evidently were not at the station. On
Saturday something went wrong and
we could barely hear a few scratches
of your concert. Monday, ] was listen
ing in and just barely got you loud
enough to hear you calling us again.
l changed the hookup to a three coil
circuit and now you come in very QSA.
At the present, | am waiting for the
10 minute intermission to end. Why
the intermission? Is it to let the bulbs
cool off or to give you a rest?
Well, l guess that | will pipe down
and wait for your concert again. Wish
ing you the best of luck with the set,
l remain,
Sincerely yours.
GLENN c. HENRY.
p. S.-When are you going to send
time signals?
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GETS, MANY STATIONS

Rigby, Ida, June Is, 1922.
The Tribune,
Great Falls, Mont.
Gentlemen: We have been getting
you nicely most every night with your
programs. Last evening the static
bothered a little and knocked your
wave out once or twice. due to a more
sultry day here yesterday and threat
ened storm last night. But 20 are
doing good work. We heard your voice
clear and distinct calling all the states
around here, Canada and Alaska. We
enjoy your musical programs and have
no trouble in tuning in on you when
ever you are broadcasting.
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TI1eletter Box of Radio
Crest Falls Tribune Broadcastiog Station *. D. VS.
The Following Communications of Interest
to Radio Fans Have Been Received:

Last night. we heard Los Altus,
Fairmont hotel; San Francisco, Seattle
Post Intelligencer. Butte and yourself
very good which filled an evening more
than full. We can most always get
anyone of the above without trouble
and will get Denver when the Posts
big new station will again be in opera
ton after the fifteenth inst.
Give us a call some time so we may
know you get this letter of apprecia-
ton. Are installing a large set in our
Club of Commerce rooms and will ask
you soon to give us a program. Seattle
and Butte have offered to do this. 1t
will greatly please Rigby people. We
will indicate some selections some of
our people may wish. Thanking you
most heartily for your programs and
wishing you success.
GEORGE Z. HILL.
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CROWD LISTENS IN"

Twin Falls, Ida, June 13, 1922.
Tribune Broadcasting Station,
Great Falls. Montana.
Gentlemen: Replying to your request
By r%adiophone to be notified if you
were heard: Your concert came in here
good and strong up to IL p. m.
Quite a crowd here listened in
through a magnavox and wished us to
thank you for the entertainment.
Yours truly.
BULL AUTO COMPANY,
By L. j. Parker.
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TRIBUNE'S RADIO BEST

Great Falls BroadcastIng Station,
Great Falls, Mont.
Firth. Ida, June -, 1922.
Gentlemen: Last evening we received
very clearly your concert. even though
we were bothered considerable with
static. We will also be waiting for
your concert tomorrow night. T
Strange { say, / did not know that
you were broadcasting till last night,
and was sure surprised when you an
nounced Great Falls.
l am using a Crowsley. Senior Harko.
detector, and two stage amplifier. Keep
up the good work-your signals are
the best | have received.
Very truly yours.
LEO w. GUSHWA, -
Proprietor North Star Garage.
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WILL GIVE SILVER
TEA THIS AFTERNOON
The Ladies' Aid of the First Bap-
fist church will give a silver tea this
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04on1en'S Corner
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
WILL MEET WEDNESDAY

The Camp Fire Girls of the Warren
Methodist Episcopal church will meet
Wednesday evening at 7:15 o'clock, in
stead of Tuesday.
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afternoon. from 3 until 5 O'Clock. at
the home of Mrs. Fred Dial, 1715 Third
avenue north. Ladies are invited to
come and bring a friend.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gutencort of
are visiting in Great Falls.
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WILL HEAR REPORT
OF STATE CONVENTION

The City Federation of Women's
Organizations win meet this evening at
s O'Clock. at the Y. NJ. G. A. Mrs. G..
.. Miller will give her report on the
convention of the State Federation of
Women's Clubs held last week in Boze-
man.
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lEACue

LUTHER LEAGUE
WILL MEET
The Luther league of the Bethlehem
Lutheran church will meet this even
ing at 8 o'clock.
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WILL MEET TUESDAY

The Ladies auxiliary of the United
Spanish War Veterans will meet Tues
day evening at s O'Clock, in Veterans
hall.
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Swordfish attain a length OF 10
feet, of which the sword occupies
three.
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NJ. Overcast of Teresita. Mo-, have ar
rived to visit at the home of their son,
Frank Overcast of Paradise valley.
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ELECTRIC CAMP
WILL MEET

The drill team of the Electric Camp
of Royal Neighbors of America will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
at Odd Fellows hall.