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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-26

Dayton Ohio, Jan. %, By the Associated P[5~ =
James NJ Cox democratic candidate for pre-" 5 /C in
1920 tonight told the democrats gathered = at
Jackson day banquet that their party stands where
it did when "the votes were counted and is ady Tor
the next fight"
Public opinion he declared has steadily borne the
destiny of America each day to the seat OF the
Lam Of nntn Of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-26

The outcome of Henry Ford's
offer to purchase the Muscle
Shoals properties and territory
where he would construct an in
dustrial Utopia, now hangs on con.
gressonal action on legal contracts
from Ford and other bidders. The
airplane photo gives a splendid
view of the much discussed Muscle
Shoals at Florence, Ala. In the
foreground is the Tennessee river,
divided at this point by a large is
land with dams and spillways on
both sides and showing the great
Wilson dam and Muscle Shoals.
Muscle Shoals, located on the Ten
nessee river near the northWCsr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-26
FUR MAN ARRESTED ON
CONSPIRACY CHARGE
(By The Associated Press.)

New York, Jan. 25.--M. F. New
mark, actuary of the, American
Fur Dealers association of New
York, was arrested by federal
agents tonight on complaint
charging him with being implicat-
ed In conspiracy to defraud the
federal government out of fur sales
taxes, said to approximate
$2,000,000.
Morris Rosenblum, former dep
uty collector of internal revenue,
and Herman Schuss were arrested
yesterday on similar charges.
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ONO JUDGE, KILLED.

Akron, Ohio, Jan. 25.--Judge J..
B. Treash of the appellate court
was instantly killed and c. M.
Woodruff. business manager of the
Akron school board was perhaps
fatally injured when they were
struck by a runaway driverless mo-
tor truck here tonight. The driver
of the car is under arrest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-26
FAMILY FOUND DEAD.

Mckee's Rock, Pa, Jan, 25.-The
family of George Harbisch, a teach
or, consisting of himself. his wife,
Mrs. Mary Harbisch. and an is
months old child, were found dead
today in their home here. An ex-
animation revealed gas escaping
from a stove.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-26

corner of Alabama, derives its
name from the Indians in their in
terpretation that it took much
muscle to pull canoe up those
rapid waters. Farther up the river
are Lesses Muscle Shoals and the
narrow point of land is the site
of another proposed dam under
the Ford idea. which will make the
river navigablc for ocean liners to
Birmingham. The Wilson dam
seen in the picture is one and one
quarter miles long, giving q good
idea as to the size. 1t ia % feet
higher than the Gatun lock at Pan
ANA, and is the largest dam yet to
be built in the world, even exceed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-26
FIRE DESTROYS THEATFR.

Berlin. Jan. 25.-The Frederick
theater at Dessea. capital OF tho
Duehy of Anhalt, has been de-
stroyed by fire Madame Herking.
a we'll known singer, perished
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DEMOCRATS STAND JUST
WHERE THEY DID WHEN
VOTES WERE COUNTED,
IS COXS DECLARATION
PARTY READY FOR THE next
FIGHT SAYS DAYTON LEADER

Public Opinion Has STEADILY Borne the Des-
tiny of America Nearer Each Day to ttzs
Seat of the League of Nations at GeneY<$
Asserts; jackson Day Banquet is Held
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-26
WEATHER
FORECAST.

FORECAST.
Denver, Jan. 25.-New Mexico
and Arizona; Fair, Thursday and
Friday: not much change in tenn
perataure,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-26
LOCAL REPORT

IOCAT KFPUKT
Conditions for the twenty-four
hours ending at p. m. yesterday,
recorded by the university:
Highest temperature 4S
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due from fees ME salvation
army Nursery waa ylslted daily
The county report showed that
the schools which wese worked
In were the Davis Ridge and
Riyesytlle, eighth grades, and the
total number of children inspect
ed was 301. 1t was found that
there were "a children with de-
fectlve vision, So with nasal OBJ
struction, 224 with defective
teeth, ia with enlarged tonslls,
ia who were 10 per cent under
weight, 10 with peduculosis and
2 with scabies. Two children
were excluded from school, go
notices were sent to parents, 0
talks were given to school chill
dren. I talg was given to high
school girls, II social service
visits were made. public health
meeting was attended, commit
tee meeting was attended, and
there were S interviews.
Tho report Of the home nursing
service by Miss Florence Kneisel
showed a balance for February Of
$21.17, with a deposit OF $50,
and the following for disburse-
ments: Standard Garage Co. $5;;s
petty cash, S.; salary 500; For,
family relief: meals to former
service men, $3.50, transferred to
the Thomas Moore refund Union
town chapter, S225; Transports
ton, A. r. Knlccly, S21.60: p.
NJ. Ceilings, groceries, 5000; Par
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ed tgotf Washinz Ton. .. O., where
sbe lied be Stlie tsiies for i week
4 u Alls Virginia Werlich. T
The Misses. Elijah eth. Anna aud
| Clara Murphy are recovering from
severe illnesses at their home on
jackson street, Miss. Elizabeth Is
able to be out and Miss Anna Ii
slowly recovering aseis also Miss
Clara.
Clyde Pagan, little son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Pagan Of Jackson street,
is Ill with pleurlsy.
Miss Helen Hite has returned
from cIarksburg where she had
been the guest Of the Misses Jean
and Mary Day.
Mrs. e.. p. shriyer. who had
been a patient at Cook hospital for
several weeks, has recovered and
has returned to her home at Nor
gantown.
Mrs. Clarence Ollie Of Morgan
town will come here tomorrow to
be the guest Of her sister, Miss
Katherine Beltzhooyer.
/, r. Nicodemus Of the National
Biscuit Co, has gone East on All
extended business trip.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard DEFAULT at their home
in Pleasant Valley on Sunday.
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ltefs Grocery 81 500. maikIne
d totai Of sSI
The number 81 eases worried
on during the month hy dis sex
vice were 9 Compensation 9 as
hospital u yocatiOnal.t training tD;,
federal action five; cases under
care, disabled men So: cases. able
bodied men, 16: calls made dur
ing the month, five.
The meeting was presided over
by Chairman A. G. Martin and
Executive secretary, Mrs. Joseph
Grimsley, with the following
members in attendance: Mrs. P,
N. Hoge, Mrs. Joseph Roster, Mrs.
Arthur stealey, Mrs. Lloyd SAM
pie, Miss Florence Kneisel, Miss
Evelyn Thomas and Dir. Il, n.
Yost, Bert s, Leopold, NJ. L.
Brown. DR.. Claude Layman and
r. T. Cunningham.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
Tuesday

Monthly meeting Robert E. Lee
chapter of the U. D. c. at home of
Mrs. James Z. Smith in Hall apart
ments on Main street, at 1880.
Monthly meeting OF the Business
and Professional Women's Club at
6 o'clock in the Y. w. C. A.
Tho Unbroken Circle Glass of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
will have a st. Patrick party ut
1880 O'Clock in the home Of Miss
Naomi Boor In Bell Run.
There will be n meeting OF the
Teacher Training Glass OF the First
Methodist Episcopal Church at Z
o'clock.
Tho monthly meeting OF the Wo.
mans Home Missionary Society OF
the First Methodist Episcopal
Church will be held at 1880 o'clock
in the Sunday school room OF the
church,
Monthly meeting of the Wo-
mems Home Missionary Society at
1880 at First. NJ. z. church.
Ticket sellers for bazaar and
supper to be given by st. Mary's
Guild will meet at 1880 at st.
Peters Parochial School. ia
Wednesday tx
Elks' dance at the lodge rooms
in the Deveny Building on Main
street at 0 o'clock in tn evening,
Concert by the Zoellner string
quartet under the auspices OF the
music department OF the woman's
Club at S:15 o'clock In the First
Presbyterian Church.
There will be a special meeting
OF all the women Of the Central
Christian Church and Bible school
of that church at $3.50 o'clock in
the church.
William Raymond chapter, D.
A. R., will meet at 3 O'Clock at
home Of Mrs. G. NJ. Alexander on
Benoni avenue.
Vigllant Circle, Kings Qaugh-
tiers, NJ. P. Temple, will meet at
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TIE WEST VIReAN FAIAoNT TUESDAY EVENING MARCH H. 1922

home OF Ma. II A peyeny on.
Walton ayeutia III II oscloek
Thursday
q Fashion sh0y by the Business.
and OCCASIONAL ygomens' Club &c.
s O'clock in the Fafrmont High'
School auditorinmI y f','3 +
st. Nary's Aid Society OF st.
Peters Catholic Church will give
IA chicken supper from S to y
o'clock in the basement Of ST.
Peters Catholic Church.
The LadieE Aid Society OF the
First Methodist Episcopal Church
will meet at 2:30 1 o'clock In tho
church parlor.
Tho Womans' Missionary Society
,cs the Paiatine Baptist Church will.
meet at $3.50 O'clock In the home
OF Mrs. j. A. Jamison, in Nor
gantown avenue.
There will be a special meeting
of all the members Of. the official
board OF the Central Christian
Church at 1880 o'clock In the
church.
Friday
The Business and Professional
Wohen's Club will present it's
fashion show at 5 o'clock in the
Falrmont High School auditorium.
The Junior Missionary Society Of
the Williams Memorial Methods;
Episcopal Church South will meet
at $3.50 O'Clock in the church.
The regular general meeting OF
the Woman's Club will be held at
$3.50 at the Masonic Temple.
Saturday
The Womens Benefit AssocIa-
ton of the Maccabees will meet in
its hall at 1880 o'clock.
The Christian Endeayor Society
of the Central Christian Church
viii give st. Patrick social in the
basement of the church at 7:45
o'clock.
Childrens' hour will be held at
2:15 o'clock in the Palatine Bap-
fist Church.
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PERSONALS

Master Billy o'Neil, little son o,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". R. o'Nil, Is Ill at
his home in Fourth street with
bronchitis.
Cecil jenkins OF Dearborn street
has recovered from a severe illness
and has resumed his work,
Miss Margaret Mckinney has
returned from Parkersburg, where
she had attended the Social Well
fare Conference held there.
A. v. Rock ofethe G. A. House
Music Store spent the week end in
Wheeling.
Miss Virginia Lough has return
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THE Pill Bottle" a missionary
pageant, which was presented at
the First Methodist Protestant
church on Sunday evening, March
s, will be presented at Watson In
the Methodist Protestant church
on next Friday evening at 1880
O'Clock.
The pageant will be given by
the young folks missionary organ
ization Of the church and beauti-
fully illustrates Indians customs
and the work and missionary in
fluence in the life Of the nation.
The pageant Is presented in five
scenes. Every ono is cordially in
vited to attend. No admission
will be charged but an Offering
will be taken.
= = .
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BRIBERY CHARGED.

PHILADELPHIA, March l4.-A
new angle has developed in the in
vestigatlon by the federal grand
Jury OF liquor traffic in Pennsyl
vania, It became known today wher
announcement was made that the
Jury would probe reports that SOME
prohibition officials had accepted
sums Of money for little favoTs" to
those engaged In the traffic. To
what extent this practice has gone
was not stated but will be brought
up Friday when the investigation
is resumed.
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oil PrlOmot TO
Be Tried Quickly

HOUSTON, Tex March IA
The case Of Seymour = Cox fious
ton promoter, arrested Ii Now
York last night and alleged % havc
iefrauded investors out % 81
900 900 through the sale ot Sworth-
less oil stocks. viii be laid before
the federal grand Jury here 81 SCI
sion. and she mas; come 70 trial ~
tho present term of eourt loeal5tsd
eral Officials annp lnosd
His bond has been fixed ~ seeS.
900. i !5l.s
+. h. BLACK, ppstnl ipspSetpf
said Cox is alleged % haze tisel'
the mails to send out ciFenlai
photographs aud etftsments
which Swcre fraudulent 81 eoniisc-
tton with tho promotion Of tho
General oil Co. and Coz Realise'
Coos county, Oregon pays a
price for every coyote KILLED.
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Extensive Work
Shown by Report

A total Of s1O1..O2 was left in the
February budget Of the Fairmont
chapter Of the American Red
Cross as reported at the monthly
meeting Of the organization, which
was held in the red cross head
quarters last might.
The treasurer's report for Febru-
airy showed q balance OF $50 IS III
the treasury, while the budget for
February was $500. This made a
total Of $3.50 IS.
The expenditures for the month
were St1.35 for tire service sta
tion; $3.50 for Martha Ball nurse;
S175 for Evelyn NJ. Thomas nurse;
$500 for carfare;i Sc for Frank e.
McCray's garage; 1851 to the
Fortney Drug Co.: S9.8I 10 the
Falrmont Undertaking Store. The
total expenditure amount to
$SGS SO, leaving a balance In the
treasury of S101.02. The chapter
also received a check for $25 from
tho city and one from the Metro
politan Life Insurance. Co. for
$77 20, making a total of $102. "a
and a budget for March for 100000.
The report OF the Public Health.
Nursing Service was read by DR..
Claude Layman and 1t showed the
following town service; 282 nurs-
ing visits made; 40 instructive
visits made; 90 other visits made;
ISL visits made to- Metropolitan
Life Insurance cases; making a
total Of 351 visits made IN Febru-
airy; and fees duo from the Metro
politan Life Insurance $119. 70,
fees due from other cases $40. 25.
making total amount of $t40 90
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Members Of st. Mary's Ladies'
Aid Society, who have been selling
tickets for tho bazaar and supper to
be held Thursday evening ut the
church on Jackson street, have
been requested to meet this eve
ming at 1880 in the school hall at
st, Peters Parochial School for u
final report,
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MarrIaoe Announced.

Announcement has been made Of
u fllarria 10 Of Miss Marjorie Nc.
skews, formerly OF this city, and
~ oyertpn, OF Parkersburg,
|Nlect was solemnized on February
" q Beckley at the Catholic
Chntch there. Mr.. Overton had
intil recently been located in Park
egsbtrg but was transferred 70
Beckley' where he is located in the
drug business. Miss McAndrews
|liad been residing in Parkersburg
going there from Cumberland, 10
whtch9place she went from this
city She Is a niece Of Mrs. c. T.
Jeffreyg Of Chicago street and re
sided b. the Jeftreys home while a
resident Of this city. She is a
cousin Of Miss Blanche McAndrews
also pf this city. Mr.. overton ana
iiis bride have taken up their resi-
deueegat Deckley.
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sIRup HORNS cAAsEe

BURNLEY, Eng, March "a
When the owner Of a grocery heard
movement in his store below, he
went down and entered Just as
BURGLARS left. He tried to follow
them but strip which the burg.
lars had spilled kept the owner
glued to the floor.
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To Leave City.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wright are
leaving tomorrow for North Caro-.
lima, where they will take up their
residence. The former had been
employed as clerk at the Watson
Hotel and was recently married in
North Carolina, returning here
with his bride.
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The Unbroken Circle Glass Of
the NJ. E. Church South will hold
st. Patrick's social tomorrow eve
ming at 1880 ut the home Of Miss
Naomi Boor at Bell Run.
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Club Entertained.

The Docena Club, composed o.
twelve young matrons Of this city
was delightfully."- entertained las.
evening At the home of Mrs. W. e
Buckley in Locust avenue. The up
jpointments were in keeping with
sst patrick's season, green having
been used as an effective color
scheme Mrs. Carl Springer was
made president OF the club and Mrs
Cecil Jenkins was made secretary
treasurer. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. For,
rest peBolt in East Park avenue,
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Daughters viii Meet.

A meeting Of the William Hay
mond chapter Of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. George
M. Alexander on BenonI avenue.
Mrs. Howard Hardesty will read a
paper on the subject, yale, the
University Of Colonial Days" and
Miss katherine BeltzhooYer will
play.
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Were Entertained.

Mrs. L. D. Howard was hostess
last evening at her home on Madi-
son street TO the members OF the
Kings Heralds Of the First N. e.
Church. A program was carried
out and refreshments were served.
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Loo SO d rs.

reader of Pittsburgh VIM give q
reading.
An Interesting feature Of Fri
days program win be a group Of
folk dances to be given by Miss
Rachael Toivonon, physical dIrec-
tor for girls at the Fairmont
State Normal School, and Miss
Myrtle Eldridge, physical director
at the Thomas C. Miller lchool.
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.For Guest.

Mrs. G. c. Wheeler entertaineG
With q prettlly appointed dinner
last evening at her home in Pier.
pont Avenue, honorIng her cousin
Mrs. Martha Cobun Patton of Oh!
cagoE III. who is visiting at the
Wheeler home and at the home OF
flother cousin, Mrs. II. c. Poster
N Locust avenue.
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CAROLYN
Church scelsi

| II B. HI a ~ D.. r F : q - NJ
A church social will be given ii
the caFolinas school house We'd
.nesday evening OF this week. ana
all girls and boys arc asked %
bring a box TO be auctioned OF TO
the highest bidder. Various delica-
cies will be on sale. Carolina Is
falling behind In the amount, OF
money for the different church
purposes and now has a debt OF
5000, which should be met In the
near future It is pointed out,
a committee consisting of Mrs.
Esther Dolson and the Misses MIL
dred Marston and Lotties Sim.
lnonds, Is ont securing donations
for the social. Everybody Is in.
Ivited 70 attend and help a good
cause.
Delegates Elected Is
At a recent meeting Of the local
union No. 464S Of United Mine
Workers. Glen Harden and Harry
Tanner were elected as local re-
representatives. 10 the wage scale
conference to he held at Charles
ton next Tuesday. so
Sunday Services
The Sunday school class was
well attended, fifty. three being
present. Preaching services were
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To Give Concert.

Mrs .. Minor Durham and Mrs.
Forrest II. Fankhauser Of this city
win appear in joint recital at the
Diamond Street NJ. z. Church dur.
ing the first week in April under the
direction of the Kings Hera1ds ,or
that church. Miss Katherine Moore
viii also appear with Mrs. Durham
Us pianist in a group Of piano-organ
selections. Mrs. Durham Is q tai.
eited pipe organist and is organist
At the First NJ. e. Church, while
Mrs Fankhauser Is contralto solo
Isl az the Presbyterian Church.
Miss Moore is also a talented
pianist of this city. Further IN
nouncements will be made Us to the
exact date for the recital.
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klngs HeraIds Entertained.

Ibe Junior Kings HeraIds. Of the
FiI&8 NJ. e. Church were delight
fully entertained yesterday after
noon at the church parlors, there
having been sixty-five OF the young
IpHople present, A delightful pro-
5ram was carried out and refresh.
sfnents served. Tho Senior Hcralds
were entertained yesterday eve.
ming at the home OF Mrs. L. D.
Howard In Madison street with
thirty.five present,
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Circle WIN Meet.

The vigllant circle of Kings
Daughters Of the NJ. P. Tempe WIN
meet at the home OF Mrs. T. A.
peyeny In Watson avenue tomor.
row morning at II o'clock for an
ailday sewing party.
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Trelaine, Homespun,
Tweed and Jersey

The three piece cos
tune suit is a great favor
lite with many-there are
many. adaptations Of its
practicability and grace.
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zoellner Program

1.-THE program for the Zoellner
String quartet concert to be held
Nm "Wednesday night OF this week
I'm the First Presbyterian church
has been announced. 1t will begin
st,tS:15 o'clock.
The artists will be: Antoninette
zoellner, violin; Amandus Ntsll-
rter violin: Joseph Zoellner, Sr.,
VIOLA Joseph Zoellner, Jr., viol-
oncello.
The program follows::
Quartet op. IS No. s-Bee-
thoven.
Allegro Con brio
Adagio ma con tropp
sehergo ALLEGRO
Ia Malinconia Adagio
AlIegrettc quasi Allegro.
Il
Quarter op. 15-Dohnanyi
Andabte. Allegro
Presto aciacato
Motto adagIo. Animate, 80
sour de tete" tor Quartet)-
Gla1ourow.
Les Chanteurs de Noel-Liadow.
ehoeiir danse Russo-Rimsky-
Kofsako.
The concert is under the man.
agement Of Harry and Arthur Gull
bertsof N.
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Named Officers

Mrs. Avon j. Reynolds was
made chairman of the home econ
olntcs department OF the Woman's
sciub, at the meeting held yester-
day afternoon In the Masonic
Temple. Other officers elected
were as follows: Vice. chalrman
Mrs. James Thomas; secretary,
MRS d. F. Henderson; chairman
OF demonstration. Mrs. A. w.
Reed Mrs. Levi B. Harr. tho re-
ttfIng chairman, refused to serve
another year owing to the fact that
other duties were pressing. The
meeting yesterday afternoon mark
cd the last meeting OF the club
,ye1f a large number Of the club
M abers were out for the meeting
and the retiring officers we're the
!. hostesses Of the day. An inter-
esting Feature OF the afternoon was
a talk by. Mrs. n. r., @, Morrow
OH The subject, 1.-THE AppraIscment
OF tie Arms Conference :" The de
parttnent has had an unusually in.
tersstIng and profitable year.
2 ~
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Club 70 Meet

,
me last meeting, but one, Of the
Faifmont. Woman's Club will b.
heia on Friday afternoon at 2:3J
o'clock at the Masonic Temple.
E-ho annual election OF Officers
win take place and the annual re-
snorts "a Tie years work given. An
intefe Sing musical program wifi
bo ohsSryedtSwith a piano quartet
= Mrs - . Church, Miss Kath-.
ofiae HbitzAoeyef, Miss Laura NJ.
urirrs and Mss Norma Hecker,
Mis- Famine Reed will sing. On,
Aurii I, fbe club year will be
brought 10 q close with the annual
Luncheon which viii probably be
,hc'd ~ ne Country Club. on this
'occasIoni Mss clarissa Harold a
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Coos county, oregon pays a
price for every coyote Killed.
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SPORTS DRESSES

jersey, tweed, trelaine,
etc. $1S.75 to $3.50.