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The Jasper news., 1922-10-12
NOTICE, OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors
and others interested in the estate Of
W. H. Ward, deceased, that l Howard
Gray, administrator of said estate, in
tend to make final settlement thereof
at the next term OF the probate court Of
Jasper County, State of Missouri, to be
held at Carthage on the 18th day Of
November, 1922.
Howard Gray, Administrator.
First published Oct. l2-4t
The Jasper news., 1922-10-12

A San Francisco man in divorce
complaint against his wife alleged that
she was III the habit of screaming In
that lie WAS beating her.
The Jasper news., 1922-10-12
Spring wooino er!nas Joy.

Students of psychology Of sex say
that the really happy marriages. in
which love is a lasting factor. are
those which have followed spring
time love-naiing
The Jasper news., 1922-10-12
ALPHA CLUB MEETING.

The ladies of the Alpha Club
met at the home Of Mrs. A. F.
Drake, Wednesday afternoon, Oc-
tober a.
Ten members responded to roll
call, Current Events"
After the business session Mines.
Roberts, Ballard, Brown and1ar-
bur gave a very interesting pro-
gram.
During the social hour, the host
ess, assisted by Mrs. Wells and
VIM. and Phyllis Thomas served
delicious refreshments.
The club tn en- adjourned to
meet with Mrs. Fred Gresham
November 1, with the following
program
Roll Call, Current Events.
"The Wet Attempt to Educate the
People, )" Mrs. Wells.
Discussion Of the "Tariff, )" Mrs. A. +
IN"Woman's Big Chance" Mrs. Shields
"a National Duty" Mrs. Charlie
Teeter.
The Jasper news., 1922-10-12


Charles Alberts sold his Ford
car last week.
George Fowler butchered beef
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ray Keltner and little
daughter spent Tuesday andWed-
nesday at the home Of the formers
sister.
Clarepce Carr is digging a well
this week.
Sam Stitts and family called at
the Bud Boss home Wednesday.
Mrs. Amanda Rist took dinner
at Charles Rist's Sunday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-22
First Day, Special May Session, A.
D. 1922.

BOARD of Supervisors, May %,
1922 Pursuant to call hled win
the clerk of the board, and notice
having been given as required oy
law. the board of supervisors in
and for Rockk Island county, state
of Illinois. convened in special ses-
sion in the supervisors room in the
coDrt house in Rock Island, on
Monday, May 90, 1922, at 10 O'Clock
a. m.
Supervisor FIRST, ehalfn1an' pre-
siding.
The clerk read the call.
Roll call showed all members
present except Benson. Meyer, Rich
ards. Schaible, Sehillinger and
Whitney.
The minutes OF the last days
meeting Of the previous session
were read and approved.
Supervisor Child presented the
following resolution and moved its
adoption.
whereas, at an election duly and
legally called and held in Rock IS
land county, Illinois, on the It'll
day of April, 1922, a majority OF
the qualified voters of said county
voting at said election, voted II
favor of the proposition to issue
bonds as hereinafter provided.
Be it resolved by the count!
board Of supervisors Of Rock ISLAND
county, Illinois, that for the pur
! pose OF building state aid roads Il
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-22
Fourth Day. Special April Session,
A. ID. 1922.

Fourth Day. Special April Session,
A. ID. 1922.
Board of supervisors, April 20,
1922.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Supervisor First, chairman. pre-
siding.
Minutes of last, days meetings
were read and approved.
Roll call showed all members
present except Anderson and Brad
ley.
The chairman announced the Rp-
pointment of the following Jail
Building committee: Supervisors
Hofer, 0pdycke, Schave, Tittering-
ten. Anderson. Burgess, Upton,
Bailey and First
Chas. ]. Johnson presented a Pc
tition for license for ferry to Camp
BELLS Island. which was referred
TO Judiciary committee.
After a short recess, Supervisor
Bailey reported for the Judiciary
committee on said petition.
Supervisor Hendren moved that
the board grant temporary per
nit to Chas. J. Johnson TO run a
ferry across the WATERFOWL slough
from a point on Lots Eleven (111
and Twelve t12l on the south shore
of Campbell's island TO a point on
the north shore Of the mainland on
property owned by Augusta Bagge,
all situated in Rock Island county.
Supervisor Beranek moved to
amend by adding: that the rates
to be charged on such ferry during
the hours of daylight shall be as
follows: adults 10 cents each, chill
dren under Il years 0 cents each,
each horse or COW 25 cents, l horse
j carriage IS cents, 2 horse team and
wagon 35 cents, each automobile
! IS cents; the night rates to be dou-
BILE those of day rates; and that
/ said temporary permit will expire
on June 18th, A. d. 1929; and that
a bond in the sum of one thousand
! dollars $4,000 with good and sui
/ ficient security be furnished the
county by said Chas. J. Johnson.
! Amendment carried,
! Supervisor Hendren's motion, as
amended, was then adopted.
I A request from the Welfare AS
| ISOLATION of the three cities for pay
ment-on-account ON their claims fol-
the relief of the poor was, on re-
port by the Appropriations com
mittee, refused.
Supervisor Upton presented {
resolution authorizing the State
and County Aid Roads committee
to get from some recognized bono
attorney an opinion on the validity
Of the million dollar bond issue fol
road improvement which was
adopted.
Supervisor Upton presented {
resolution in regard to paymen
out of the special County Highwa!
fund, which was adopted.
i The Ways and Means COMMITTEES
I presented their report, which, aft
ter being amended, was adopted a.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-22

said county. there are hereby an=
thorised to be issued the road
bonds Of Rock Island county, Illi-
nois, to the amount OF One Million
Dollars $1,000, 0o0), consisting Of
one thousand $1,000 bonds Of One
Thousand Dollars 81 ,oO0l each,
numbered from to 1.00o. dated the
first day OF July, 1922, and bearing
interest at the rate Of tive % per
centum per annum. payable sernl-
annually. as evidenced by the coa-
pons attached to said bonds BON
principal and interest of said bonds
are hereby made payable at the
Continental and Commercial Trust
and Savings Bank in the City or
Chicago, Illinois; and said bonds
shall mature and become payable
in numerical order as follows:
ROnd
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-22

GEO. B. BUCK.
FAYETTE H. SKINNER,
A. L. BLASER,
Committee.
Upon motion the board adjourn
H. 3. HUBBARD,
County Clerk.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-22
official Proceedings of the County Board

all the other members present vot-
ing no (4z) except Supervisor Ack-
erlind. who did not vote; and the
motion lost.
The chair appointed Supervisors
Groh. Ackerlind and Titteringten
as teIlers.
An informal ballot was then TAX
en- resulting as follows:
Supervisor First received 26
votes; Supervisor Upton received
s votes, and Supervisor Buck re-
eeived 10 votes. Total votes cast,
A.
Supervisor Upton stated that he
was not a candidate for chairman.
A formal ballot was then taken, re-
sulting as follows:
Supervisor First received 20
votes; Supervisor Buck received ID
votes. and Supervisor Upton re-
ceived one vote. Total votes cast,
AZ.
Supervisor Buck moved that the
election of Supervisor First as
chairman be made unanimous. Car
ried.
Supervisors Hofer and Kelly
were appointed as a committee to
.
chair.
Supervisor First, chairman. now
presiding.
the rules and standing resolutions
in force during the previous year
be adopted as governing this board
this year.
Supervisor Bailey moved to
Aw
cept that all parts in reference to
vice chairman be stricken"
! Amendment carried, and the orig
| inal motion as amended was then
carried.
Supervisor Upton moved that
the chair appoint a committee OF
two to procure flowers to send to
] County Clerk Hubbard, with the
wishes of every member OF the
| board for his speedy recovery from
his recent illness, this being the
! first board meeting in "a years that
/ he had not acted as clerk for the
/ board. Carried. and as such COM
/ mimttee. Supervisors Upton and
Child were appointed.
/ Supervisor Ackerlind moved that
the clerk be directed to issue or
ders for the payment of the fourth
installment for paving Fifteenth
street and the 10th installment for
paving End avenue. Carried.
: The clerk read an invitation from
Graham Post, G. A. R., to the board
to participate in Memorial day ser
| vices, which was accepted.
I Upon motion the board adjourned
until 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-22

Respectfully SunmIIL5U,
". S. PATE,
GEORGE B. BUCK.
GEORGE STROEHLE,
ZACH EINFELDT.
CD. BUTZER, Committee.
Upon motion, the board adjourn
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-22
Third Day, Special April Session,
A. ID, 1922.


Third Day, Special April Session,
A. ID. 1922.
Board of supervisors, April 81,
1922.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
/. Supervisor First, chairman, pre-
siding.
Roll call showed all members
present, except Anderson.
Minutes of yesterdays meeting
were read and approved.
The chairman announced the ap-
pointment of the following stand
ing committees for the ensuing
year:
Standing Committees.
Finance = Child, Titterington,
Schave. Ackerlind, Kennedy.
Rules-Gerhardt. Efflandt Kelly.
Noah. Hansgen.
Fees and salaries - McNabney,
Yolton. Hendren. Simpson. Einfeldt.
Public expenditures - Stroehle,
Beranek, Child.
| Appropriations - Opdycke, Whit
nev, Schillinger, Watson. Meyer.
State and county aid roads-Lip-
ton, Hofer, Efflandt, Schaible, Bur
CESS, Groh, Yolton.
Roads and bridges - Hofer, OPP
dycke. Pate. Meyer, Beck.
| Education - Hendren. Gerhardt,
| Titterington, Noah. Vinton.
| Legislation-Richa Schilling-
er. Bradley, Kennedy. Palmer.
| Public welfare and state institu-
/ tions-Johnson, Youngren, Starr,
Beck. Hogberg.
| Poor claims whitney,
! Skinner. Benson, Anderson.
County home-Groh, Butter, Lip
{ ton. Youngren. Hansgen.
! Elections - Pate, Buck, Stroehle,
EinfeIdt, Butter.
Town and town accounts-Wat-
son. Starr, Vinton. Richards, Pal
! mer.
/ Advertising - Beranek. Johnson,
Bailey,
Miscellaneous claims-Ackeriind
| Kelly. Blaser.
Judiciary - Bailey, Hogberg. Nc
Nabney.
Ways and means-Buck, Skinner
| Blase-.
Special dispensary = Burgess
! Simpson. Benson.
tuberculosis Sanitarium - Brad
| lev. Schaye. Anderson.
| Application for blind pension OF
Charles Magnus Peterson and swan
Cassell were referred to the poor
| claims committee.
| Supervisor Schave presented the
| following resolution:
! Be is Resolved. That the amount
of money expended on each OF the
several roads as stated in the bond
issue he restricted to the amounts
as suecified for each road in the
81 .ooo, 900 bond issue.
| Resolution referred to state and
county aid road committee.
The appropriations committee
presented the following report:
Mr.. Chairman and Members o.
the Board OF Supervisors:
The appropriations committee
recommends as appropriation not
tn exceed one thousand FIVE hun
dred dollars for the purpose Of
completing the repairing OF the
county records.
THOMAS WATSON,
w. WHITNEY,
! CHARLES MEYER.
/ An aye and nay vote being taker
on the adoption OF the report show
! ed all members voting aye. 81, ex
cept Ackerlind, Benson, Bradley
Burgess. Hansgen. Hendren. John
son. Schillinger and Starr. 9. WHIT
were present but not voting. anc
except Anderson. Butter, Kelly, Op
dycke and Richards, 5, who were
absent, and the report was adopt
ed.
The fees and salaries committed
presented the following report
which was adopted:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-22

Be It further resolved that the
bonds hereby authorized shall be in
substantially the following form:
UNITED STATES or AMERICA
No. STATE OF ILLINOIS $1,000
COUNTY OF ROCK ISLAND
ROAD BOND
Know all men by these presents
that the County of Rock Island, in
the State of Illinois, acknowledges
itself TO owe and for value received
hereby promises TO pay TO bearer
the sum of One Thousand Dollars
$4,000 on the first day of July
ia, together with interest on said
sum from the date hereof until paid
at the rate of FIVE 80 per Centum
per annum, payabiy semi-annually
on the first day of January and of
July in each year, as evidenced by
and on presentation of the interest
coupons hereto attached as they
severally become due, both prin-
| cipal and interest payable in law
| full money Of the United States OF
+ America at the Continental and
! Commercial Trust and Savings
Bank in the City of Chicago, Hi
nois. And for the prompt payment
/ of this bond, with interest as afOTe-
said, at maturity, the full faith,
/ credit and resources of said county
are hereby irrevocably pledged.
This bond is issued by said
county for the purpose Of aiding in
| the construction of roads in said
county, pursuant to resolution duly
adopted by the board OF supervis-
ors of said county, and in accord
ance with more than a majority
vote of the qualified legal voters Of
said county voting 1pou the propO-
sition at an election held in said
county, and in an respects under
and in full compliance with the
statutes of the State Of Illinois, in
such case made and provided.
And it is hereby certified and re-
cited that all acts. conditions and
things required by The constitution
and laws of TIE State of Illinois to
happen and be done and performed,
precedent to and in the issuance of
this bond, have happened and have
been performed IN, regular and due
form and time as required by law;
that the total indebtedness OF said
county, including this bond, does
not exceed the constitutional or
statutory limitations; and that due
provision has been made for the
levy and collection of a direct an
nual tax upon all the taxable prop
erty in said county sufficient so
pay the interest hereon as the same
falls due and also to pay and dis
| charge the principal at maturity
In testimony whereof, the said
! County of Rock Island, by It's
! board of supervisors, has caused
this bond to be signed in the name
of said county by the chairman Of
said board of supervisors, and 70
; be countersigned and attested by
; the county clerk OF said county,
under the seal of rthescounty court
; of said county, and the annexed in
J terest coupons to be executed oy
: the facsimile signatures Of said of
J fcers, this first day of Jnly, 1922.
J THE COUNTY OF ROCK ISLAND
y In the State Of Illinois
COMMISSIONED AND
y ATTESTED:
by = .
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-22
County Clerk.

Be II Further Resolved, That for
the purpose Of providing for the
payment of the principal and inter
est of the bonds hereby authorized
as they respectively become due,
there shall be and there is hereby
levied a direct annual tax upon eli
Of the taxable property in Rock Is
land County. Illinois, sufficient 10
produce the following sums in the
following years:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-22
IE COUNTY OF ROCK ISLAND,
In the State OF Illinois.

u
Chairman of the Board Of SupeTvis-
ors Of said County.
COMMISSIONED and
Attested:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-22

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ed until O'Clock wednesday. April
90. 1922
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-22
Chairman of the Board of Supervis
Ors of said County.

County Clerk of said County.
INTEREST COUPON.
No. $500
On the first day Of January, 10,
the County of Rock Island in the
State of Illinois, promises to pay TO
bearer twenty-five Dollars (S25-00J
lawful money Of the United States
OF America at the Continental {,
Commercial Trust and Savings
Bank, in Chicago. Illinois, for in
terest due that day on its road bond
dated July 1, 1922, No. --.
THE COUNTY. OF ROCK ISLAND,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
The scores.
New Orleans Entries

r.r,t race tpurrs, 500: elairnlng' for
,y,o.v,ar.olds. melAens; sir furionEtl--
Torish iss. Josie A.. ioii Cold Mount.
Ana. fts: sAdmlrer iot. Lueidlus. ios:
.Buddusis. ios; TemptTsss. io4, hseoap'
100. KosNia. iat; Blue Bird, iioi III De
Fsr. 100. Royal Crown iosi c9nsola-
lion. i61.
s.eond rae. (pu-ts. 400: claiming; sor
throe.year-oldB and upward; miis and an
sighth)-'Pii, 100. Hickory. lo,; 'Mar,
Ike 100: Viva Cuba. III: liome"hfd
Bound, iit; Ballet ca! llt; E.gal iLo9lge.
dss' iSt; Tyranny, iiii 'Queen Blonde,
third race (purss. 400; claiming: for
threa.rear-olda and upward. mile aud an
siEhth)-- Nay Roberts. III ,tnis.. issi
sersoit' i5s; si3ribsd Voter, 100. Amaze.
ia sgatana. 1925 spadtas 1905 .DF. Rae.
i0s: Littls ia, iif; WAisVoFth's Last. llA
Fourth race lpafss. i.ete: the Donna.
bel Hsndicapi ior 40 assa; aye ana q hsli
Mint los. BOY From Home, 100: John T.
O'UGra. los. Aunfio May. l0l. Mauceyer.
ne: Piny Fifly. 100.
Finh race gpurss.. iI'os elsinniin9; tssr
sTSoo' ioT: .Hysi,ria, isli Quick Rvn'
is1; paul Aie9g .o.;.-,s o.; t''sn'. '5. s,S iiti
!pBss,.t,ss;r,i 100 'iniehison. iti. juno. i'i:
peihi Msid. liz; stamp. iol.
sirth race (purro. 1905 clfiringi Tor
three-ysar-olds aad Upward mile ane A
atsenthl-sBstty j.. it;; Transient iit;
Hrsvo. iog; sOur Birthday, III. Thorn
hsfgA iii; 81. Douard. liet 'Hartnawoad,
i6a: 'namh. ios: Radical, ioi. Esriiy. ies.
Csrsral cadorna ie1. sLucy kate, ioa!
sTrooper. ili; Tins iit. coaieT,
ii5; hary Agnss s. los'
rive pounds apprentice allowances
claimed.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
FORECLOSURE SALES

Tur pRfpoEPoRT LAND & TITLE 80.
" EiiEabeth Torebcsy ct ala fufNn'F
Orsss go " 81 connsetieu,, Fairheld County.
superior Court, ~. Bridgeport Dee'H''''
81; ''n.;,ss complain, OF said The Brldgsport
f.rd rlts Co praying ior rea.oHs
,e.-.t, a.. forth for a foreclosure OF
ssso,teare srd possession of the mortgAgcp
nssrslses now pending before this SoeI,,
f.yirg bean returned thereto on tbo Al't
,rvsssay of Btptembsr. 1871
M appearing 10 and being found ~ 81. -
Court that Anna Form, widow OF AofJtis
Forri, and Esther form sha 80,
rerr beinr the Children of Morris Ioful
- 49, hsira rspresonfatlyoa and creditors
~ tse,ria rorra. lato Of bridgeport, conn.
f.r~s.ed. ought 10 be mads paruee o..
$1,000 IN eafd foreclosure action, ana II
..-rse-ine 10 and being found ~ thl.
crr,f that said defendants are aoseh'
s,,-, dis state and gone 20 paris w
nro~rn ara that the heirs. repreeenta ntaiites
90 creditors Of said Norris Iotms W.
ne snception of these herelnoetors 7.-
are unknown. snd !, spPeaF,as Fe,aassnelaint A' vas
si,a, ~ es REQUIRED BY order Of Notlce herr
scee,e Issued. and now The pleinun. e.ss
tor 4 Further order Of Noiiee 10 'h'
'FSTnnlssEyoRE ORDERED. ma. ns,iss
AZ tss pendsncy Of eaid complaint % tten
~ rubilsninr this order ~ tns 49, CO.
Trl6unf. = nswspaper pnntsa n w. w ~
~. ,~s,. commencing on or bofofe the
ffth day of December, isiA
by 'n' SEficnAEL !. FLANAQkN.
Ae.t. clerk cf superior Court Tor Fa'f-
faid County.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
Ny. Athletic Commission Deserves Square Deal

ATTENDANCE figures being recorded various fight clubs in this
worth anything boxing has enjoyed the popularity and
A support andom being accorded II to-day Wherever
~ good offered the fans have turned out in
@ and the smaller organizations and those with military
% permit operate in srors havo been booming along
= he crest Of the Of popularity.
Madison Square Garden when PsnchO Vna the Filipino
ia Abe Gdsn the bout that probably has
t local boxing histories considering the caliber Of the card
sed More than $4,000 persons janed their way into the Garden
this v said that between 5000 and 10000 turned
way during wild that ensued at the various entrances to the
lpmnr Several heavy doors carried glass windows
u broken and Of the milling fans had their clothes torn 1t Is
evident that when promoters offer programs that smack OF real
whether involved the public accords its support
4 eV stint
s when he Of the state January would
consider the present prosperity of the sport The Boxing Com
~ has been criticized and it has made mistakes but under It's
boxing has 6ourished in this state did before
% good idea for the chief executive to let well enough alone
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
Havana Entries
FOR TUESDAY

First rae. (t7oO: maiden two-yeag-oids;
claiming: i've and half furlongs)-But-
tinEgrcen, ioi. Miss Ruth 7. 1906 Brush
wood io7; Gray Bonnet. 100; HAPPY No
rnsais. ios: conundruin, los; Jennie C..
100. Faithful Girl, ii2.
Second racs tthree-yezr-oids and up
vArdi claiming; t7ooi elk furiongsl-
India 90: Mabsi Reynolds. 100; Thistle
bloom, 100; May Rose, ic2; Jap Mame.
III. Lost Fortune. III, bcinulate. lits
Befrotta, iit. Berlin. III; Lieutenant VII
liam J. Murray, ~.
ana upward: 500: ak furiohEs)-irirst
Pullsi. io9i BiazlnE Firc 100, wedge
wood, 100; PuR Bal, lisi Grandson ii2i
Landslide. il7i Carfis Moore. ilt. Bruce
Dudley. ii7l Duke az Wellington. III
Fourth race (thres-yeRr-oids ana Up
ward: claimingj geooi cir furlongn)--aAn
Pablo. 1oi; Cock O. the Hooet, 1885 BAily-
new, 100: Apple Jack n. 1866 DAD, ioT
Approval. los; Mary Risgsi, 100; Colonel
chile. 100: Reg. 10; Different Eyes. ii3;
Eumbo Jumbo. iis.
Tifth race Ohres-ysar-olds and upward ;
ciaiminR; 800. one mile and ffty yardsl
Candy Lady. 1907 Bif Jack, its: El
Coronsl. 100; shoftnop. 10; Blsrraan.
iiS; Golden Rcd, iis.
sixth race Cthres-year-oles and upward /;
claiming; 500; one mile and htty yards)
--etonewaii, 1885, whippoowiN. 1895
Thomas 7. HcMshon. 10; Golden Chance,
III waiter Turnbow. III; Parol. iis.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
Mrs. Mallory's DauntIess Determination

n NATTER what may be tho result Of her guest be victory be
S admirers Of the spirit Of true sportsmanshp and daunt
naton Of previous defeats must tribute 10
~ N Burssedt Mallory national lawn tennis CHAMPION
announced intention last week Of making still another attempt to
=. ., vorid's championship at Wimbledon next June.
On her previous visits TO Wimbledon Mrs Mallory has ad
doer great ambition Last year. after working her way
% greatest field OF players gathered together she
- Wimbledon, there 10 be defeated by Nile
@ Lngen defending title holder who tho honors for four
nxEye years
1921 upon Of Nile Lengens visit TO this country
m Mallory conquered the French girl the national championship
~ at Hills yet she will feel that her sefmposed task
been really accomplished until she wins the worlds honos at VIM
Mka
her coming trip Euoe and England Mrs Mallory planning
more thorough preparation Of her previous visits Leav
ais country February will compete In the along
Riviera South Of France Belgium, Roehsmpon, Boecken
and wimbledon Whether will oppose Mile Lengen any
vremnary the worlds championship depends
rely upon Nile Suzanne herself The French girl has always been
% Monte the French hard championship and
hoped she will do the thing this coming spring In any
event M Mallory will be ready for the test and the good wishes
ns will be with her her crusade Such unfater
ing saruratiOn deserves nothing less than victory.