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South Bend news-times., 1922-09-02
Orchestra Clues
Pleasing Program
at WBAQ Station
Stringed Instrument 0rganiza-
ton Proves POpular-Jun-
Tor Musicians TO Play.

An entertaining program was ron
dered from wBAQ radio station in
tho y. NJ c. \. Friday night.
The program was rlven through
tho cooperation Of Columbia Bat
terry company. Electric Appliance &
Service Co. and the 3. r. cleaners
CO.
Gibson's Mandolin and Guitar or
ehestra furnished the musical num-
bers The orchestra is composed
entirely OF stringed instruments.
played by Miss Dolly Rankin. Mss
Cloa Douglass. Mr. Joseph Torok.
Mr. Ray Winters. Mrs. Charles
Dooley. Ernest Lyons and Miss Mil
dred Dawson.
Pickwick two-step. over The
Waves" Stumbling" Acacia Club
March" After the Rain" and Il
Amt Got Nobody were some Of
the Pieces played by the orchestra.
News-Times bulletins were also
broadsasted
Saturdays program Will be played
by the Hullinger's Junior orchestra.
composed OF the following members:
Violins: Donald Fisher. Charles La
Gonce. Clifton Cripe. Charles Huse;
clarinet. William Herman; cello.
Duane Miller; cornet. John Ubricht;
piano. Miss Elizabeth Batty. e. A.
Hullingcr. conductor. The program
will consist OF the following num-
bers: Booster Club March Love
Days Waltz" Lilies at Dawn"
Evening Post March Sweet one"
and Pretty Flowers"
Merchants contributing to the
evenings entertainment are: Herr
& Herr Co. Ellsworth's store and
Paulson's Electric shop OF Elkhart.
Ind
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-02
BEVERIDGE HOLDS
CONFERENCE HERE
WITH REPUBLICANS
Senatorial Candidate Predicts
Party Success at Meeting
of Workers.

Confident of success and optimis-
tic as to the size of the majority at
the November election, Albert J.
Beveridge. republican candidate for
United States senator. told $50 re-
publican workers at KGbles banquet
hall last night that party victory de-
pended largely upon organization
work done by the precinct commit
teemen.
Mr.. Bever!dge's remarks were not
directed towards the discussion Of
any issues but centered directly
upon the work in the trenches"
campaign issues will be more clear
" set forth later and the former
senator made reference to a future
visit 10 South Bend after the cam
paign Is we'll under way.
Reception Is Held.
The purpose Of the meeting was
for precinct committeeman of the
county to meet Mr.. Beveridge, and
following the former senator's brief
informal talk, a reception was held
One thing in particular that pleas
ed Mr. Beveridge was the size Of
the crowd which greeted him here.
1T is particularly pleasing not only
10 me but likewise TO the entire
state ticket 10 be greeted by such
an audience on such a hot uncom-
Portable night" declared Mr.. Bev-
eridge.
The nominee. who Is enroute to-
his home from Minneapolis. where
=
the Minnesota bar association, de.
clared that because Of the confu-
sion Of issues there being few d.
rect, clean-cut issues this year. there
was greater need Of organization
than ever before.
Stresses Organization.
We must depend much upon our
organization. We are fighting for
common purpose. a common inter
est, said Mr. Bever!dge. Where
as in previous campaigns there has
been well defined issues. such a free
t1ade and protection, free silver and
coinage. and the like. the Industrial
situation has clouded these Issues
and the usual difference is want
ing"
Mr.. Beveridge. after hearing fav-
orable reports on the POI. conduct
ed in the county. said ne preferred
to enter into campaign upon the
assumption that the vote secured
by one party worker from a friend
or neighbor would be one OF the
votes that would prove the turning
point in the election.
AS an indication OF the optimism
reflected throughout republican cir
cles as 70 Indiana's political trend
this year. Mr. Beveridge said il
might develop shat this state would
return the largest republican mai
or.ty Of any state. which would give
the state a tremendous political in
fluence in the nation Republican
leaders were highly grotified al the
reception Mr. Beveridge obtained
here.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-02
COUNTY TEACHERS
INSTITUTE CLOSES
SESSIONS FRIDAY
DR.. A. L. Hall-Qucsi Speaks
on THE Withcrcd Heart
Others Lecture.

Tho Ct Joseph County Teachers
Institute. which has been in session
at the High school since Monday
morning. closed Friday afternoon
with a lecture on The Withered
Eoart" ~ 4 l. IialI-Quest OF Gin
cinnati Tho institute which has been
addressed by other no;ed educators.
among them Or. j. !. dcBrrien. d.
rector Of the rural education and eX-
tension department. Indiana state
normal. and Prof W X. Mcconnell
OF Miami university. Is considered
one OF the most successful and bene-
fetal ever held in this city
The cultivation Of a personality
which viii be a true expression Of
the heart was urged by Or. Hall
Quest in his lecture Friday after
noon.
Character and personality arc not
synonomous. ne said There is
mistaken theory that personality
is indefnablo-that Is as much a part
OF US as our skin and that IL could
be changed with as little difficulty.
Various glands are thought 70 con-
tribute 10 personality. In the final
analysis, however. we are response
bic FOR our personalities. for we have
made them-and we can improve
them"
What Makes Personality.
Some OF the qualities that 20 into
the making OF a personality we're
named BY the SPEAKER. among them
personal appearance. voice, address,
FnrH nv
lhoughtfullness simplicity and sin
cerity and broadm!ndedness. With
these qualities cultivated TO the pro-
per degree, he said. the teacher viii
discover she has acquired such
charm Of personality that her pupils
and fellow workers meet her with
eager sympathy in the work that is
10 be accomplished.
some Political and Economic
Aspects or the New Europe, was
the subject Of an address delivered
by DR.. w. r. Mcconnell Friday
morning.
He stressed the fact that
boundaries are only real and
effective when two things are con-
sldered in making them-natural
geographic divisions and racial dlf-
ferences. IN. most cases, he said
the greater the area OF a nation.
the greater are the natural re-
sources; the greater the resources,
the greater the wealth; and the
greater the wealth. the greater the
power.
Applying these two facts to the
nations Of Europe the speaker gave
many Illuminating aspects Of the
conditions now existing and the
reasons for their existence.
Leslie L. Andrus. president of the
alumni association Of South Bend
high school. appeared before the
Institute inviting the support OF the
teachers in the estab. shment of a
scholarship fund through the pres
entation Of "A Pair Of Skies" at the
high school auditorium Sept! 8
g.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-02
Regulations for DisPosing
of Parcels Announced Here

II has been announced from the
local post office that. effective i'm
mediately. senders OF parcel post 20
Great Britain and Ireland may state
,ho disposition 10 be made OF par
GELS in case they are not deliverable.
Parcels not marked Will be return
cd at the expense Of the sender.
Parcels will hereafter be accepted
for delivery in St. Pierre and Miouc-
Ion UP 10 IL pounds with q postal
charge OF u cents per mound and
a u cent transit charge.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-02
PARK BOARD APPROVES
TWO WOODS ADDITIONS

Two additions. owned By the Ralph
Woods Realty Co. and known as tho
Woodland Park and the Kosciusko
additions. were approved last night
by the park board at their regular
meeting.
The additions had previously been
approved by the city zon!ng and
planning commission. The Wood
land Park addition Is located across
from Marquette Park on Portage av..
while the other is in the west part
OF the city.
Discussions Of routine business oc-
capied the great crpart of the meet
ing OF tho board and Supt. OF Parks
W. A. Dorsch1er who attended the
annual convention Of park executives
last month at Minneapolis Mimi
submitted a report on the convention.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-02
18th Indiana Volunteers
WW Hold Reunion Here

The 4Oth annual reunion Of the
4Sth Indiana Veteran Volunteers
vii! be held here Sept. 80. at the
headquarters of Auten post. Grand
Army of the Republic. A basket
lunch will be served a; noon. A
business and social meeting will be
held at 1880 o'clock IN the after
noon. B. Uline Of Nappanee is
president of the organization and
E. p. Stanfeld Of South Bend is
secretary.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-02
Simms. SIS
Cons. Copper. SIS
! Cresson. 2-ls
Divide Ex.. ? il-16-i3-l6
Jer. Vde.. 3o-33
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. Sept. I-HOGS - Receipts
1900. market slow. 10d l5c higher. Top
50 %. bulk S6T5G0 50 heavy weight $50
q 10. medium weight Ss.yogy -; lght
weight S3.JOG9.o0, light lights $40
915 heavy packing SOws rough So-94
6.75; pigs SS50GS75
HEEP-Receipts 1900 market steady
10 weak Lambs Sled l3. cul and com
mon $3.50 I1-75. yearling vethers $50
M1l25. ewes S350dT Gull and com
mon S2u4
CATTLE - Receip pts 1000: market
steady 20 weak. Choke and prime SO Jou
1l5. medium good SSl5d 1910. common
S6.25G SIS. good and choice S935Q 1910; 4;
common medium SG09.35; butcher cattle.
s. $4,000: Gamers and cutters S275n
SO. Gamer steers S3.756f4 %; veal calves
Sll. .25d $3.50; feeder steers S5.50@S; stock
er steers S450G7J0: stocker cows and
heifers IS 50d5-J0.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-02
Members Of EPloorth League
Union Guests dt Institute

About 100 members or the Ep-
worth League union and a large
delegation cf '~Sguc members from
Michigan City we're entertained by
the delegates who attended the ED-
worth League Institute AZ .ottle-
ground. Ind. The evening was spent
IN institute games and contests. Y
Kupfererm the union president gave
a short talk on the necessity Of a
South Bend cottage AZ tho Institute
ard presented tho plans that had been
formulated 20 have one erected
A campfire service lead BY Rev
A. E. Monger closed the event.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-02
Germany and France May
be Represented, Letters to
Notre Dame u. Reveal

Seven youths from Germany and
10 from France have written for
catalogues OF Notre Dame. limiting
that they expected 10 attend the uni
versity in the Fall. it was learned
Friday.
Few, If any students from these
countries. have been attending NOtre
Dame in recent years and their in
terest proves that the expansion OF
the Notre Dame student body is not
confined to the United States alone.
The usual Latin-Amerlcan attend
ance OF more than 100 students is
expected TO be greatly increased at
the opening OF Notre Dame Sept IS.
China. Ireland. and other countries
represented on tho campus each
year. viii have larger quotas 1udg-
ing from reservations and letters re-
ceived by the registrar.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-02
Members Of Commerce Body
10 Vote on Check Question

Referendum No. 30 Of the Cham
be- Of Commerce OF the United
States OF Amer.ca has been received
az the local chamber and viii be
voted upon before Oct. "a. Il con-
Germs the making OF par remittance
IN payments OF checks universal
throughout the URlted States.
Tie report OF - committee on
the question recommends that par
remittance be made compulsory for
all banks whether members or nom
members OF the federal reserve sys-
tela by affirmative and adequate en-
actrnent by congress"
According 20 tho report. II all
banks are authorized 20 make
charges some viii forego the priv
i9sze and confusion viii result. The
aggregate charges. IL is said. would
be a borden on couucrcc.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-02
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKEr.

BUTTER-Receipts S6l2 tubs: cream
cry extras 36l2c; extra hrsts 33i3@ 35l5c
firstS 3lM 33c; packing stock 23N 24c.
EGGS-Receipts 512l cases. MiScellan-
eous 2jG 2Gc; ordinary frsts 23l2G 24c
frsts 26i2@27i2c; checks 17laG 1Sc; dir
ties 1Slad19c
CHEESE-Twins. new. 19c; Daisies
19c; Young Americas 1Gh@2Oc; Long
horns GOA 20i5c: brick lSiad1Sac.
LIVE POUITRN-Turkcys 25c: chick
ems 19d24c; springs 24i5c; roOsters
14l2c: geese zoe; ducks PIC.
TATOES-Receipts 50 cars. Idaho
rurals S16125; Neb. Early Ohios S1d
30: MINI. Early OhioS Sl0JGl20; y. J.
Cobblers S1.5OG1G0; Wis. Cobblers, sack
ed, 81. .1061.2O cwt
VEAL-5O TO 90 lbs 10G lie; 20 to 81
lbs. 12Q13c 30 TO 10 lbs 14d15c; fancy
1oc
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-02
LIONS CLUB PRESENTS
BOAT TO BOY SCOUTS

The Lions club has presented the
boy scouts Of South Bend with a
boat. which will be launched al $3.50
o'clock this afternoon. The boat
will be called Flagship OF the Fleet.
The launching will take place at
River park. Members OF the Lions
club are requested by the club Of
hcials TO be present at the cere-
mony.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-02
PIrrsnrRG LIVESTOCK.

PITTSBURG. sept. 1-HOGS-Recei ipts
Is double deckers; market lower Prime
heavy S925d9 $50: mediums SlO.l50 1923
heavy Workers Sl015Gl0.30; light York
ers S9.J0d9.75; pigs S9G9.j0; roughs St@
1855: stays IM5
CATTLE - Receipts light. market
steady. Choice s.. 9.25d 10, good SS25G9
fair S650d7: veal calves Sl250d 1880.
SHEEP AN DLAMBS-Receipts light
market steady. Prime wethecs S4d1 -
good S8.2jG6J0: fair mixed $500
lambs $50 1870.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-02
Foreign Var Veterans TO
Onen Membership Cnn1rnigr1

The George A. Campbell Post Of
the Veterans OF Foreign Wars wiz
inaugurate a membership drive Oc-
tober = The 1928 state convention
OF the veterans organization will be
held in South Bend for three days
beginning the third Tuesday in June.
the council of administration has de-
tnitely decided.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-02

EAST BUFFALO. Sept. CATTLE
Receipts 800 head; market slow. ship
ping steers S0d925; butcher grades SSd
0; heifers seas; cows S266; bulls S30
feeders S5d6J0; milk COWS and string
ers 50 40d4lO.
CALVES-Receipts 500; market active
Gull 10 choice S4611
SHEEP AND LANIBS-Receipts 1900
market slow. Choice lambs Sl3.5Od10 1913
Gull to fair $7d1 u; yearlings SGd9; sheep
S4d7.
HOGS-Receipts 64O0 Workers S9d
1O.10:; pigs SS6S.75: mixed S1Od10.J0
heavy s925d 1928; roughs S7G7Jo; stays
$425d45O.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-02
INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 1.-HOGS-Re-
ceipts 500; market l5d pc lower Best
heavies $S90d915; medium mixed S9l5Q
935 common choice 50 $4,000.
SHEEP-Reccipts 500; market &c up
Top $50.
CALVES-Receipts 7OO; market strong.
Top Sl3.
CATTLE-Receipts 500; market strong.
Steers 50 J0d1O.55; cows and heifers S7a
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-02

Hose company No. 10 was called
out yesterday afternoon 70 ext;n-
guish a blaze in a pile of ties stack
ed along the Vandalia railroad
tracks. The entire pile. which con-
tanned about As or so ties was burn
ed
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-02
CHICAGO GRAIN RANGE.

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.
WHEAT-No. red S1C31a No. hard
$1O3A M104.
CORN-No. / yellow 63Ac: No yell
low 63d633sc; No. 3 yellow 62h d62a C
No. yellow 61&@621ac; No. mixed
6212G62s4c: No. > mixed 6215d63c. No.
3 mixed 62c: No. mixed 6lA d62i2c
No. white 6215663c: No. white Ola
dG2&c: No. white 61Ad62c.
OATS-No. 4 white 32c; standard 31c.
BARLEY-55650c.
RYE-NO. 2-6S%c
TIMOTHY-S4G5
CLOVER-126f6.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-02

HAY, STRAW AND FEED.
/ Corrected Daily by the Wesley Miller
/ Flour and Feed CO.. 42O 3. Michigan 81
Phone Main S85.l
| CORN-Paying 55c; selling 70d75c.
/ CLOVER SEED-Paying S12: seliln:
SUDAN GRAsS-seIling $3.50 ewt
MI LET-Selling t14
! ALSIKE-Selling S14.
ALFALFA-Selling S14Ql3
| SOY BEANS-S3d4
! SEED CORN-S2
HAY-Paying. S1eG1s; selling s2l0S
Ger ton.
ALsIKE cLovER-Selllng s14aia
/ ALFALFA-Northern grown, Sl4
HIDES AND TALLOW.
| Corrected Daily by :. W. LIppman, 1ls
~. Main st. Phone Main 26ID
HIDES-7d lOc; calfskins l0Gl5c
TALLOW-Rendered &c. rough 2Q3e
BEES ESWAX-25cd35c per 10.
WHEAT. CORN. OATS. ETC.
/ Corrected Daily by ID. b. Morgan. stas
Mills. Hydraulic av. Phone L-5osD
| CORN-Paving 60c per bu.
! OATS-Paying 3jc; selling 6Oc.
/ RYE-Paying 60c.
MDDLINGSEelling S16O cwt
] BRAN-Seuing S135 cwt
| SCRATCH FEED-Sellng 81 25 cut-
WHEAT-N0. ]. paying 95c bu.
SEED BUCKWHEAT-Paying SIS.
selling $50
| CHOP FEED-S16O.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE
] corrected Daily by Brotherhood SroceTJ
22o = Msin St Phone M-i55oJ 80
/ FRESH EGGS-Paying 25c; selling
( soc dozen
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES - CAN.
tornia navel organges. |Oe dozen
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-02

TIMoTHf-Selling $500 per hu.
I6; mammoth red. $17; sweet clover $S
OATS-Paying 40c; selling 50GoOc.
COW PEAs-S3d45O.
RAPE-S7O0.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-02

SOUTH EEND MARKETS..
SEED MARKET.
Corrected Daily by ID. A. Rowe. Goa =
Michigan st. Phone Lincoln $500
, 1922-03-29
YOUTHS

And here may I say a word to the
young people in particular. You will
remember that in Ecclesiastes dz:1)
the Preacher has ~oounseIled. "Remcm-
Der now thy Creator in the days OF
thy youth. while the evil days come
not" Why do you suppose he gave
this special counsel to the young7 Be
cause he saw Just what we see today
that the devil paints with his most
alluriug colors pictures for the minds
of the young. The world of matter he
pictures as full of promise. happiness,
success. In our teens and carly TWEEN
ties its hue is often o s and golden.
but. my young friends substance.
reality. and enduring happiness are
not there, a millions have found who
have travelled the road before you.
The evil days" to which the preach
err referred are those times in later
years which are bound to come as
surely al night follows day, IL those
have glimpsed the eternal things
of God turn from them into the side
paths OF materiality which lead away
from h path heavenward. Would
that you who are standing on the
Threshold Of human experience might
but see that the goal of all living, the
purpose Of all true existence is the
, 1922-03-29

III We recognize what IS already be
fore usy All OF VI Rave 50 much 10
h. grateful for. our country and ITS
in~s..tuflons. our homes. our churches,
and srkools. the bs4Ires OF n1.i:r=.
and our friends There Is no end to
the good lear at hand While we
rejoice in the presence OF good we
deny most effectively the presence OF
evil. No shadow Of evil car live In a
consciousness filled with true joy and
genuine gratitude And our sense OF
gratitude should not DO intermittent
or spasrnodic but continuous The
man OF God is pcrpetually grateful.
always rejoicing in tho presence OF
good. We enter heaven through the
door OF gratitude.
Jesus life was n Psalm OF gratitude,
We must make ours the same. Faith
or. / thank Thee was his thought
always. The wholesome PoIlyanna re
minds us that the Lord says some SOC
times in the Bible that We should b.
glad. and that since He saId II sc
many times. He must have meant Il
Gladness and gratitude 20 hand in
hand. Let US all get on the bright
side OF life and stay there. Let us be
Intelligent optimists. And 1t Is wei
TO remember that a normal sense Of
humor is a good shock-absorber for
some of the rough spots on the road
Of human experience.
, 1922-03-29
DETAILS OF WOOL POOL
AGREEMENT ARE WORKED
OUT BY GROWERS HERE

Details of the agreement which wool
owe of Natrona county will sign
when tho entire wool pool" which
will be perfected here his year were
worked out at a meeting of the wool
7ale committee. composed of Thomas
Cooper. p. C. Nicolaysen and NJ. j.
Gcthberg.
The agreements are a pledge Of the
~~'oolgrowerf not to sell his wool be-
fore shearing time. 1t Is also stated
that each wool viii be graded n
classified and will be soil under com
petitive bid to the highest bidder at
sales to DO arranged by The s.,les com
mittee.
Each woolgrower VINO enters the
pool is asked to send a samp,e of the
wool from his clip to &. NJ. Penley,
county agricultural agent as soon as
the shearing work is compIetei. H,r.
Penley will forward the wool to Prof
j. A Hill. a wool exper. at the Uni
versity of Wyoming for Eradins
classification and shrinkage test. The
sheepmen will then be acquainted with
the finding and all woods Of the same
classification viii be gathered for the
sales to be held ut convenient points
throughout the county.
, 1922-03-29

Isarth's actors is the devil or mortal
mind This Is the world of negative
sense. one belief preying upon an
other, and all It accomplishcs IS IT'S
own destruction All such scene r
devoid OF right. reason. or truth. and
remember only that is real which Is
right There Is not one whit more
real life in animate error, so-calied,
than there Is IN the inanimzte It Is
all a temporary dream sense hat will
have to DO displaced by spiritual real
ity. Our present limited understand
ing OF Christian Science may not
cause matter and animate error to dis
appear over night. but Christian Sci
encs begins by subjugating error. II
makes the body harmonious instead Of
sickiy- It makes people loving and
honest instead OF hateful and deceiv-
ing. As a f.ust step It subordlnates h
physical TO the Will OF God. good.
and so starts a man on his way to
eternal being.
Tho scenes of earthsense arc much
like tho mc.1es There you see move
ment. action. people. but they are not
substantial nor real It is but tie
play of lights and shadows. II in the
play or movie tho scene becomes too
sad or gruesone We may fird relief
by saying TO ourselves. "vve1l, IL isn't
true. no matte what II seems TO be.
II ISN'T cal" We eliminate the sense
of it's reainess and find relief. That is
what the world must do with all evil
and on the scientific basis that God is
the only true Life. Mind and being.
Let us never forget. 90. that this
must be done right at the point OF u
individual thinking. The devil or the
so-called evil mind IS n very busy
movie producer. His reels are u in
the theater OF personal consciousness
and the performance. II We permit it.
is almost continuous. The price OF ad-
mission Is tho surrender of our true
sense Of God and man. The plots are
from tho past, the present. and the
future OF human belief. We get free
from these vivid scenarios of evil only
as we stop believing in evf1. When we
dc this IL Is as though we cut off the
current that runs the movie machine.
We must at the same time turn on
the strong light OF spiritual minded
ness which renders impossible any re-
petition OF evils shadow plays.
The devils motto we might put into
tho words OF Voitaire. 'Liei Lie! Lei
Some of II will stick" BGr a shadow
cannot be stuck onto n sunbeam. and
no more can evil cling to or possess
the right-thinking man.
, 1922-03-29
.ROTAR|ANS LOUD
IN False Of
GREELEY MEET
District Convention Royalty
Entertained in Colorado,
Says l.. A. Reed, Just
Returned.

PronouncinE the Rotary convention
at Greeley one OF the most royal en-
tertninments ever staged by a west.
ern city. l.. A Reed. a local official
OF the Midwest company. returned
here Tuesday from a weeks va
cation. part OF which timo he spent
Mt Greeley attending the district con-
ference.
Before returning to Casper Mr..
Reed visited the Denver offices of the
Midwest company and stopped in
Cheyenne to attend the Shriners'
meeting and festivities.
There were so many Casper peonie
In attendance at the Shriners meet
ing at Cheyenne last night that the
burlington Railroad company permit
ted holding passenger train No. 20 at
Cheyenne until 1 o'clock this morn.
ing so that the Casperites could NJ.
tend he festivities and stiTl return 10
Casper.
Greeley staged n wonderful enter.
tainment for the Rotarians. The renu.
tauon OF tho Colorado city must have
oecn we'll known nc 500 Rotarians
gathered for the conference from
every section OF the district. The
beautiful decorations and the rovo, an.
tertainment Will make a reSl reputa.
ton for Greeley"
Mr.. Reed was accompanied on the
trip by Mrs. Reed. She returned 10
casper this morning and Joined with
Mr.. Reed in stating that they had n
most enjoyable vacation.