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gether. We've been useful to each
other. He had more money than /
had to begin with. but I had other re-
sources--inf1uence and so on that he
needed guess we're quits on the
business sides
Thatcher and I got along all right
until he saw tslat the party was com
ing into power again and got the SEN
atorial bee in his bonnet He's got
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-12

the idea that he can buy his way In;
and to buy a seat he's got to buy my
friends. That's a clear proposition.
isn't it?'
Eyes, sir: I haven't seen that he had
any personal influence worth count
ing"
Exactly. Now, I don't intend that
Ed Thatcher shall buy a seat In the
United States Senate If our party in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-12

Indiana has one to dispose OF. I'm not
so good myself, but when found that
Thatcher had begun to build up a
little machine for himself. resolved
to show him that can't be used by
any man so long as he thinks he needs
me and then kicked out when I'm in
the way. And I've got some State
pride, too, and with all the scandals
going around in other States over the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-12

sale Of seats at Washington I'm not
going to have my party in the State
where I was born and where have
lived all my life lend itself to the am
billions of an Ed Thatcher. think
you share that feeling?''
THE people Of the whole State will
commend that" replied Dan warmly.
And IL you want to go to the SEN
ate"
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ments silence he plunged into his
own affairs.
You probably saw my tip to
Thatcher in the Courier2 guess
everybody has seen IT by this time, -
he added, and he went on as though
making a statement his mind had
thoroughly rehearsed: Thatcher and
I have been pretty thick. We've been
in good many business deals to-
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ment,s silence he plunged into his
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-27
WASHINGTON

A new arrival of hats at Mrs. War
ner's.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

Free this week, "Cindy sundae,
il you buy ticket for the ooh, Oh,
Cindy" show. Barre Drug Co.-adv.
Go and see the Cindy show and get
a "Cindy sundaep free by purchasing
your ticket at our store. Barre Drug
Co.--ady.
Wall paper, paints and varnish at
greatly reduced prices; first-elass work
manship papering and painting. Ernest
Jurries, 374 North Main street, phone
l94-M. Open daily a. m. to Q p. M
adv.
A regular meeting of the Central La
Dor union will be held Friday evening,
April %, at 1880 in carpenters hall.
election Of officers and other important
business. Every delegate is requested
to be present. Per order secretary.
The public health nurse of the local
Red Cross chapter will hold weekly
mothers conference at the Community
house on Spaulding street on Fridays
from 2 to p. m. The Red Cross chap
ter has bought scales and the public
health nurse is ready TO weigh children
up to six years OF age AIRS. Keough
hopes 20 meet many mothers with
their children.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-27
TALK or THE TORN

It's treat. s'Cindy sundae' at our
fountain. Barre Drug Co.-adv.
Music for all occasions, Goddard Jazz
orchestra: 3 to 5 pieces; tel law
adv. L
Music for all occasions, NicoPs ~
chcstra of 8 to 7 pieces; tel. 67l-W.
adv.
Regular meeting of st. Johns court,
No. 522, tonight at 1880. Per order M,
Fitzgerald
"A cottage house of seven rooms, flT-
mace and garage for sale at 6S Frank
lin street. Tel. 6l5.--adv.
The very latest hit at our fountain
is "Cindy sundaey and it's going big
Try 1t. Barre Drug Co.--adv.
ID. j. Morse anniversary sale Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. Special val
ues in all departments, at Montpelier
adv.
Ronald Morgan and Arthur Splitter,
members of CAROLS orchestra, left
this morning for Worcester on a iish-
ing trip.
w. II. Ward of Burlington, who has
been passing several days business Wis
lit in Boston, arrived in the city last
evening.
Only two more days in which to pay
water rent. More than $1,000 is still
due and the city needs the money. SUI
perintendent water department. lady
+ Sherman Watkins of Summer street,
who has been passing a weeks visit in
this city from his duties as a bank
clerk in Montreal, left to-day to re-
sumo his work.
s. HOLSTER Jackson is passing sew
eral days in Burlington on business
while acting as one of the attorneys
in the attempt at removal OF DIR. j
r. Patton from Office in the Soldiers
Aid bureau.
Ira N. Houston and Wilfred Letour-
ncau left this morning with two car.
loads of baseball players from Goddard
seminary for Saxtons River, where
Goddard plays the first Of series Of
games beginning with the academy
there.
A large number of Barre people arc
planning to attend the big automobile
show to be held in st. Johnsbury tile
last two days OF this week. All New
England was invited to show new cars
at this show and there will be - differ
emit makes Of machines where the ex.
hibition takes place.
\
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EAST BETHEL

George Locke and family OF Ran
dolph have moved here, having bought
James Fowler's brick house and the
land, about 20 acres.
Percy Riford, Mrs. Lambert and ko-
maine were in Randolph Saturday
Richmond Camp spent the week end
at Percy Riford's.
The Dramatic club presented ITS
play, "The Adventures of Grandpa. at
Sharon and Chelsea last week. Ihey
went to Brookfeld Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Brown OF
Randolph visited his mother Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Merrill and son, Roy Merrill,
have visited their brother and uncle
at Mrs. Gains recently.
The friends Of George Harlow pre-
sented him a sum of money TO gel
another COW in place OF the one that
died.
Pearl Green has moved over the hill
into the town OF Tunbridge, onto a
farm he bought.
will Hackctt visited his sister Mrs.
Wright, stopping over Monday night
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-27
WILLIANSTOW'lN

Rev. and Mrs. alba NJ. Marley went
to White River junction on the after,
noon of the 25th, to attend the annual
meeting Of the Vermont Metnodisl
conference. Mr. Marley has been ing
pastor Of the Centenary M. +. church
for the past three years, coming mere
from New Hampshire.
Two more cases of mumps have APP
peared among the high school boys
Ralph whitney and Robert kynofh
having lately come down with the DIS
ease.
A iewelcr and watch maker, Mr.. Cal,
is expected to be in town soon and Will
be located in the grange building
Miss Marion Martin and friend
from the seminary spent the week end
in town at Jason E. Martins.
Landlord Hamilton Of the inn is set
ting good example for us by clean
ing mp the premises, making flower
beds and setting out trees and shrubs
Rev. and Mrs. Eldon H. Martin and
son of Bellows Falls have lately been
guests at Il. H. Martins.
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In great demand-the Bos-
ton Sunday Globe.
Make sure of your copy of
next Sundays Boston Globe
by ordering the paper in adj
vance from your newsdealer
OF newsboy.
Read the Globe Magazine
next Sunday.
The children want the in
visible color pictures in the
Color Supplement of next
Sundays Boston Globe.
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Don't Disregard a Cold.

Foleys Honey and Tar will cheek a
Aold if taken in time, and will also stop
4 cough of long standing. 1t promptly
hives relief, soothes and heals. Mrs.
f,eneya Robinson, So n. Swan street,
Albany. N. ", writes: aFoley's Honey
and Tar is the best cough medicine !
ever used. Two bottles broke a most
stubborn lingering cough" 1t loosens
phlegm and mucus, eases hoarseness,
stops tickling throat, helps flu and
grip coughs. Sold everywhere. lady.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-27
CABOT


Auto service beginning April %;
new Dodge car; careful driving as
sured. Schedule time: Leave Mont
pelier city hall a. m. 4 p M: Sun
day 1880 a. m, p. m; leave Cabot
postofiicc $50 q. m. $50 p. m; sun
dav ? q. m. $50 p. m. Charles Wal
bridge. Tel. 922-J. Montpelier. Nt.--ad.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-27
BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY, APRIL ~, 1922.
The Weather

+ Cloudy, and colder tonight; prob
ably rain or snow in Maine; freezing
temperature; Friday fair and colder;
strong northwest winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-27
ORANGE
Orange Taxpayers, Take Notice.

The special school tax now in my
hands must be paid on or before Thurs
day, May 4, to save discount and cost
of collection.
Edna L. Beard, town treasurer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
Ohio BootleggerS,
Willy Species, Keep
Only Small Stocks

Akron. Ohio. Nov - Two ana t.
half years q keeping ION tho dodge
have taught local bootieeFer. lesson
They keep only a bottle Or 90 q their
pr duet about the premise. nov. Tor
boese sleaths to confi.cats
This 9. the story Flesned trom pa.
lice court records Few raid. brins IN
moro than q quart or 30 - liquor
Tho home brewer and vendor az
hard liquor keeps little Ia stock" ,ays
iaeat Prank Mcclure. q tho Akron
yice squad
The fence man hesrs ~ police
raids. and is constantly shftlng hts
supply That is the reason We find
such smah amount. when We make
our visits
II don't know who The man wa.
but hts first name ls Joe is the fay
oriie explanation of drunks whon
asked whore they rot their hooieh.
My wife - % poor health ana needs
q little something now and ihcn Is
The pet excuse q mea arrested for
having 10 .ss Ia their Dosaesslon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22

FARMER II SLAIN On
STREETS or MTUs

Alius. NOV 81. 5 Goodwin far
mer living a Elmer. southeastern
Jackson county. Is IA the county jail
on = murder charge following iLe k.li-
ing a George Ledbeiter. farncr. on
the main street oi Alius Tuesday az.
tefncon.
Goodwin surrendered 20 county Of
tcers Immediately after tho shooting
but has refused 90 make a statement
Ne reason can BE- assigned Tor ,ne
shooting. witnesses saving iho shots
we're fired without warning Many
persons were on the street a. tho tine
a. the shooting
Goodwin also is under bead "a q
ohsFEe % assault ~lth intent & kin
orvil Ledbetier : brother 81 George
Ledbeiter. Goodwin was convicted of
tie charge IN district e.ur hers 3ut
appealed the oase
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
fORIt NJ IL PAID
ron 4 BERRY PLANT

Three rlsers. Mich Nos % 4
reeord Price of so eoe for .insle
strawberry plsnt vas raid Tue.d.'
by Frank y nsstty. president % "a.
n x Kelloss company, fruu rrowsn,
Ths plant bear. IN sprlhs and 80.
Fln' "a tho lat. summer. bearing eos.
iinuous'y until frost come.
we arr paying the price net With
tho Idea y maklngs profit butas
inoeni've 20 growers and breeder. Of
plants 70 develop now varieties ssid
Realty Who lr a nationally known a.
pert on sifawberr, culture
The purchaser said De believed tae
plant he he'd purchased would fsrolu.
TONNE the strawberry industry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22

tan the m llnx slab iAaf Ia,
hands sad nrnas At n. Coaaty
Club Tharsday a. efunsr
The Atunaa club meets Al me
l4burY tomorrow afternoon.
X s. s.
All members - the American
leglon Auxiliary. who have rrs
Fnes and ieliv ts send q TIE hes-
p.al fcr TIE sicA aud disahled ~
ssr,ks men. bring same % Mrs &
= nerugk. eo1 rst Warner er
paone sos ana Il vii - called for
Anyeae elae Wishing TO contribute 90
ths cause may Do o.
- = N
The Westminster oui'd Girls wli
meet vita Mrs } A Hahn. THUR
Day - sao
N ~ y
- n y Stajt club Nunihfr
~lll meet IN the nlue Room 4 me
Ma~anle TEMPLE a. 50 TAur@ia,
NoyerAsr e Al mtmhsrv u ne
chapter are invited 10 attend
n - ~
Al cirvle. cf the wguuns Ms
sieniry Soclesy q fhe naqtst
cAnrh wlll me,t a. me ohurh
rhursdty afternoon a. 2 80. cire~
A viii rtndsr the RssAl Service
pNENni.
~
Ms Nell whitisd ~ y. hos
ets 70 the DuFaine club Thursday
evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
FREE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
IECIt m AT OPERA H0usE

Pre- lecture On Chrlstau scisucs
~ Dr Waliou Ilaifuri. G \. y. ~
los Anxelss. csnfgrnia. msmbsr of
n. Dafd u Leclursshlr ~ the
Mo'h-r ohgreh %. Firt church ~
chrst srisuilr. = nosfon. nssss-
ehnssst.. IN Guihri. Thssr. Tsas
dsy eve. Nov -. 81 sclo~k
IN. pstsic = cordially isvlt,a q
stisnd. poors opsa a. 7.ls. hs
co1,aions. Yon or. eerdislly ia
vited 10 stsnd The ls-tar..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
INFLUENZA
A. = preventive. rttit aat ~
hAic aieht AMI na1insng
We e GlM$SSs
o.sf ~ Mla.a faa t'ssl fsasA
DEMAND IOn LETTER
HOMES ~N AMp MAklll>

W4shnEion. NoN se rhe a..
mand fof letter hosoa has lseama
81 great a. result u ihs rsosat
pouofflcs department no bos. IS
mair edlei thar manufaciufsrs as
unable O. fl ORDERS. the department
saia today m announcing ,hsi Cor
ths reason psuuautm hsd hssu
authorised in their asa utn io
posts us lhe ff eslt. date ~ ihs
ordfr fnom lanuafY to nat airr
than March The paaponemfnt
Is net q e. construed. ths De-
parim ~ added az waiver cf me
roQolvm far mail recspaeiss
or door slots or - any r'aaatnn
~ 4 liberalization g. tufosgs en-,
ntw regulation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22

This a ihe season 81 ne yssf
Nhen Il is kept az hand ana given
wife rrpionishss her funply a
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Il 3
almost certain 10 be needed before
the NinieF = ever and result. ars
much more prompt and stsfactor,
when ius ktrt 81 hand and given
a. snon A. the flrsi indication ~ =
.coli appear, and before IL IA. b.
come settled IN he ,ystfm Their
Is no danger in giving 4 70 childron
- li contains no opium or othe
harmful dug
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
raE MODERN morhrs

fares problems far bfy5nd those -
her forfp~srs shs herself mast b.
q much mor4 competent per- on
combining IN one Individual the
duties y nurse. cook tfarhsr and
nora instructor n 4. na aondtf
that msnv conscientious ~oren
break under the strain. cad thst
sthsv drar out miserable srist.
sncs. alvAys tired. snd yet nnabl@
70 take dafs facsilon fuch
.omen all ind themselves hcns-
ffed and their burdens made saai~r
by the use of Lytia D. ~ khams
veFetabis COMPOUND. Which was
made Cor suffering womsn. and does
not f,il to relieve theu.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
USEFULNESS OF
BLACK -DRhUGHT
louisiana Lady Tells How This
Well Known Liver Medicine
Helped Her Obtain
Relief

Bat q Rouf D. AT hatinc
uaad many hvuFcs. / chanD.d e.
hear % Black Drought and doeh 4
% ufe it as a liver tonic mya Nfs
p. y. odom 81 SIS South Ruie.
ward. thls citf
'blfh Drought acted 90 mr lluf
cleanefd ms system. snd was 5
much hfftIr ceud ton aNfr haNlar
used &c. faYa Mr. 0d0m
"hlhrk Draneht rtitv.H the ae
mlnr. or HFhin 81. Bee the heid
"it ro.irYtg Tho hfarr fffsaF
after meals which INDEBTED IS mo
it wac good far ind.Resiion.
so keep Back Driusht % fh
house end usa ~ FOR cnida. had
ache. s0ur stomach and iorfd llrlr
J hife told we friends. and fhey
use II also
Ny present health d, improved
wonderfully"
Thousands - people hav. is,rn.d
of the value ~ Black Drtufht from
personal frpsrifnce. and hava
chosen it a. their favorlie powdered
liver medicine. u 4 purely vert-
ehie. not disaFr eah's % take
oau.s, no b,d after o'foc,s.
When ycu Fst up I'd M mornin.
With . bad taste In your mouth
stomach not rirhi bilious. o. hsv.
headache. try dos. ~ B'srk
Drsught k,sp pscksre IN your
home. r,ady Tor irmedi,i. -. vh,n
needed
As& your durr..t fsr rlsck-
Draurhf liver mediein. So. thst
tho packsre label b.ar. tn name.
"Thedfard's
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
FREE LECTURE

Free lecture on Christian Silence
by Dr Walton Hubbird. c. S. y.
q Los Angeles. California. Member
~ the Board o. Lrciur ship of the
Mother Church. The First Church
= Christ Scientist in Boston.
Massachusetts,. IN nathrle Theatre.
ThurfdaY eve. Nov e. AZ 2 o'oolcs.
Ths public Is cordially invited 20
sit'nd. Doors open a. 7si5 No
collection.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
ORDER oF ULKs

" Il ~src desifed 20 sum up IA a
finEls word tho principle. conveyed
b. the creed words n the order ~
Ess Il you'd surely be "Altruism =
There Il no other word N the Ian
EuaEs which more t.rssly but c0m.
prehsn.lysly expresses the spirit by
which The ssn.i and multiple actiV-
itie, % ths n 3. D. p have bseu in
srir.d snd rsidsd rrchsnr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
PERSONAL MENTION

yr J. c Onv,r o, Dunc1n Z.
h.r. Tor a few dsyr visit.
~
Mrs. p " Desei1s IS visiting in
Edmond
Dave walker !. ia okishoms CITY
today on business
y ~
Mrs J. II Craven 3, ~ a. h.r
hone.
Mr.. D. D Dustin Is on th, 10
list
SE ~
The wes " c. r L. Vii mrsf
Thursday with Nrs Wells. corner
13th AID Cctferai.
y n n
They viii hsvs turkey. n stuffn
n'evsrything else coed to eat a
the states Dinner" tomorrow night
az the Methodist church. Arrange
sor tickets today II possible BY
calling Mrs BrIre af esl but II you
dent Do that, come anyway and
sou VI be tzkan care a.
< = y
Mrs. Roi,srt Haiisnbsck sE1 Mrs
Rsiph Hsze- will tntrfiain the
Acorn club Il : one o'clock ianoh-
eon tomorrow IN the Hager home.
= = -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
FIVE JOBS HELD ~
ONE MAN IDLE. NOW
THAT HE IS SHERIFF

Yorktown. Ts1is, Nov. 22.-lNith
the slsct.on of Gn- A Lsnz 20 the
cffice of fhfn, of Dewitt county.
the lccsl city council Is confronted
with ih. problem q appointing
man 70 serve as clty secretary.
marshal assessor. collector and fire
marshal. All of the offices being
held By the sheriff -elert.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
PIE SUPPER At FAIR
VALLEY SCHOOL

Pc supper at Fair Valley school
November = Ever bodp Invited
Good time promised rs al who a..
tend The PIE suppers put on nv
tho Fair Valley school are alua1s
the best Ia the county Don't mis-.
THE one. Il will Do better than any
that has D.sn given before. You
ere welcome Miss Pearl Davis Is
ihe ieachr and she viii be- clad
70 see YOU
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
SourStomach


MAai Tie aFera9e person needs n tA.s
uAg and 1rs = t1e lalanc.l stomach
sNecientr thaf De- can take gt nlF nne.
- rnf place ari set relfff riEtt nuae.
Its effect = had with one "a fmu Sfl.
ans Dyspepsia Iahistx ~ matter uhat
ycu eat 90 drink. Z tha stomach s0urA
gets gtEsF. seems q tia1f arf rress
sgainsi the heart. II h beiehes and heart
turn frfkcs you miserable. Try fhese tab
ifis Ihe moment they rrach tie siaiua B
ttev reufr.ilns TIE frifs they rlef fna
stomach tte alkaline effect it ls rfavir =
frf Hnf fhus rau snor frfi good. f~e
storrarh i sftilef srf the ftuifs - irt'
restirr are fhus corrected zoe usv nov
eat %. chee~f. snusaEe. rlrkles y yoH
fss a a. oerf hcr 4 sfusrf's Dyspersis
Tahists today a. suy trus s'ere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
RseIial a -aasr plano 80
Social Circle q Presbyterian
Delightfully."- Enterfai


Division n the Social Circle -
the First Preibyierlsn church en-
tsrtained last nlght AZ the church
With : measuring party
An enterts.ning program was
given which consisted q song bv
the members % The Division. a
piano solo hy Maurne Hunter
rcsdlng by Ruth Cross. vocal solo
hr Mrs Phi Traband. reading by
Mrs G + Dummies. violin 500 by
J y D,iph. Jr reading by Nr
sh.reman and a tong b. Me.dsmcs
Martin and Hunter
Thsnkssiung rffreshmsnts we're
F.rrtd 70 Foed'y number
= q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
Social -
= Matters
SOCIAL CALENDAR

SOCIAL CALENDAR
phone 80
Wednesday
n1ishan elah-ihfary
Kim,rs cNb-Nrs r. J Fta-
p-Erck
Tau p Nu GLIB MAS Esthsl
Grlsws,d
N n (. e'uh-Nrx II Todd
Soa.h n r Church socssi Nses-
sne Mrs. " C. B~d'sy Misc,
( Pas,srsan assisting
Thursday
West W C II. Mrs. Wells
Acorn cius ianchcou Mrs Robt
Hsnsnhech and Mrs. RAEA Hafsr
Westminster Ga.Ad-Mr J. A
wann
siatss Dinusr-Frst " = church
BsseueRt
Aiirurian club Library
al ink cub -Aiiss Doris Cafsnsy
Country cub
Dlzains cub Niles Nsn Whlusd
O = s study Club No. i-Blu,
Room Masonic Temgls
Friday
FHday Ia club. ore o'clocs
lnnchcon-Mr J r winnn
G. 4 A. clnh-Mr Kclso.
Domestic Silence club Postponed
unfii December s
O + s schoa o, Instruction =
Maonic Temple
Saturday
Phi Dtita Gamma slah-Mrs
Gso-ge RtFhaupi
Presbyterian Rassar-crsy Bank
Building
EysS gw8r ygES xSK X
s. DAILY THcucrT n
ExwggN xwxx sxxx "
~of al the cants In the cinunE
world. deliver me from ne cant q
criticism -Sterne.
* Ex
p e. o. slstsrhood
se~s Fer Hospital
Chapter A y = r. o sisterhood
p % most bsueficial and delight
~ meeting Tuesday e. the home
q MIS- T. A. hahn when tae
chapter met al 1880 q sew f5r
the ~ p hosp.tll
A. one o'clock Mrs Hahn served
a delicious huff.t iunrheon. the
dining table having IS is center
piace tan basket % yellow and
white NUNS Those who assist
"a q the dining room were Mrs
r ~ Chlicoit Mrs Ch1s I.esh.
Mrs M i Arnantrout and Mrs
Frank MCGUIRE Mn p T. Cahl
-r sided % the ooifse urn
During The afternoon an inter
.sting program Was given. Mrs
A Wesf gave most instructive
.ark on 'Vitams Illustrating by
.hsrt Mrs Ruth B.cksll gave
'ho-t paper on the Lack q Vita
usns nave on soldiers and siitars
10 cause fcurvy Airs Marley
Smith had paper on beu-heri.
This was followed by a discussion
~ each mrmber giving something
practical 70 have on the emer-
.fncy she. IN the 7artry.
Favorite recipes were given az
Oh osu which VS. responded %
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and Mr.. J G. ohaver The club
~in meet with Mrs Ralph paus
Decemher at the home q Mw
Ray DAVIS
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Birthday Party
Nfs c. r. ote q $40 East
Warner entertained with birth
day parsy last nishi honorlng her
little daughter Dorothy whose ninth
eirzhdsy ZEN on that day A color
scheme of pink and white wss car
ried out IN the decorations and tNo
course luncheon served afsr the
various games Little Miss Dorothy
received many pr,tse gifts fram
her guests who we're Geraldlne and
Nell culason. Helen sd pcVy
Petty, Ma-iory spsnocr i.cus
March. Mary Hattie Kelso. Betty
hfl'oEs and Rachel Dole
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Shakespeare Club AZ Library
A good aitsndsncs responded 20
roll cali yesterday al the meeting
of the Shakespeare club az me
Library The Critics report o.
last wstks meeting vos gwen end
Mrs ~ n Carter gave most
exoe,ispt paper comparing Shakes
peare's Richard II with Historical
Character Questions on Act were
ansNersd and Acts ~ aud Y were
read The club adjourned fsr the
Thsnkggiving vacation They vii
meet Dtec1ber 8
= HH
Recital az Haaer Piano school
with the assistance of Mrs Dons
nel Miss jamie Iiagsr gave a re-
citl last evening AZ her studio
y hen others who took part were
lena R.ckst-ew vc.ma Tefters.
zelma sellers and Carl swanson.
The progran consisted of solos.
duets and tr.os.
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