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The boulder~strewn valley of tile Chilkoot from in front of Chi1koot villa axe. Ser, cant Nasury and Private Mover are now engaged in mapping the chi1koot region for ,4ilitary purpo see. '. .'a.- MAIL BOAT SctEDU1E:
, 1923-08-23
TEACHERS INSTITUTE TO BE
HELD SEPTEMBER Sd TO 9TH

Medicine Bow Lodge will be the
scene of the next Carbon County
Teachers Institute, to be held Sep
tember Sd to 7th inclusive. Enroll
ment will take place Monday morn
ing and sessions of the institute
will be held mornings and evenings
until Saturday. There will be no
Afternoon sessions and the teachers
will be given an opportunity to en-
Joy the recreation provided at the
Lodge.
Miss Helen Irving. County Super
intendent of Schools, has notified
the techers of Carbon County of the
plans for this years institute in a
very interesting letter and in this
notice she says:
II hope that the week will prove
very profitable and enjoyable. I feel
that this gives us an unusual OPP
p%ortunity to become acquainted with
other teachers of the county, to con-
fer with others in regard to our
problems, to feel that we are each
a part OF the school system of the
county and that we will get q
broader vision of our work because
OF this week Of work and play to-
gether. am hoping hat every
teacher will feel that it has beer
very much worth while. We are
very anxious to make the week one
of pleasure and profit to you"
, 1923-08-23

which the corporate name is RAW
Inns Holding Corporation"
The objects Of said corporation
are to purchase, hold. sell, improve,
maintain, convey, exchange and
lease real estate and mortgage and
cucumber the same; to erect, man
age, equip, care for and maintain
extend and alter buildings thereon
to construct, repair and improve
public or private roads, reservoirs
irrigation bitches and sewers; and
generally to carry on any business
! subsidiary or tributary to the fore.
, 1923-08-23

in the city Of Rawlins, Carbon u
ty, Wyoming. and the name of the
agent in charge Of tn eprincipal Of
flee shall be G. A. Brimmer.
RAWLINE HOLDING CORPORA.
TON.
BY Brimmer G Brimmer, ATTORNEYS.
First publication Aug. 3, 1928.
Third publication Aug. %, 1928.
, 1923-08-23

Of directors is three; the names Of
the directors who shall manage the
affairs of the company for the first
year are George A. Bible, R. H. AL
corn and c. A. Brimmer; the opera
lions Of the company shall be prfn-
cipally carried on in the State Of
Wyoming: the location Of the prin-
icpal office of the company shall be
, 1923-08-23

going, with power to borrow money
and issue bonds and evidences Of in
debtedness.
The capital stock Of the company
Is thirty thousand dollars divided
into one hundred fifty shares of the
par value of two hundred dollars
each; the term OF existence Of the
company is fifty years; the number
, 1923-08-23

will be forever barred.
Dated at Rawlins, Wyo., this 18th
day Of August. 1928.
ANDREW SMYTH,
Administrator Estate of
Margaret Smyth. Deceased.
First publication Aug. IS, 1928.
Third publication August 80, 1928.
, 1923-08-23
The State of Wyoming,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Matter of
the Estate OF
Margaret Smyth,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters
OF Administration were on the 18th
day Of August 1923, granted to the
undersigned in the above estate, and
all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required to
exhibit them with necessary vouch-
ers for allowance to the undersign-
ed Andrew Smyth within six months
after the date of said letters, or
they may be precluded from any
benefit from said estate, and II said
claims be not exhibited within one
year from date of said letters they
, 1923-08-23
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION

Notice is hereby given that a cor
poration has been formed under the
laws OF the State Of Wyoming o.
, 1923-08-23

Amount paid for miscel-
laneOus r ex-
penses not listed above,
such as rents. etc., 5,527.25
Balance or hand June l.,
Of this year ----- 6,O58.26
Outstanding bonded in
~debtedness ------$4O 900 90
The State Of Wyoming,
County of Carbon.
I, A. F. Thode, Treasurer of Dis
trict No. 3, Carbon County, State
of Wyoming, do hereby certify the
within report and foregoing to be
correct.
A. r. THODE,
Treasurer of District
, 1923-08-23
REPORT OF SCHOOL TREASURER
DISTRICT NO. 8.
Received

AtGS1lteu
Balance on hand May LIST
of last year---------$15,27 1854
Received from Federal
oil Royalty Fund - 1O,137.97
r received from State
School l. II Income
Fund 11,2S6.SO
Received from General
County School Tax on
basis of number of
teachers ------- ~16,672.71
Received from Fines and
Forfeitures - $4,000
Received from Special
District Tax --- 5S,763.59
Received from tuition $500
Received from State and
Federal Aid for Voca-
tional Education 49, 5000
Received from miscellan-
eous sources. s u h as
Sale Of School Build
ings and sites. Insur-
ance. A J II s t IN ents.
Gifts, Contributions,
Sale of School Books,
etc. 1852
, 1923-08-23
Total

DiSburScd
Amount paid for Super
visors' salary and ex-
, 1923-08-23

Amount paid for Super
intendent's salary and
New Britain herald., 1923-12-18
ScOvill Stockholders
 Are Voting on Merger

Waterbury. Dec. is.--Stodxholders of the Scoyill Mfg. Co. meet this after noon to take action on the proposed merger of the American Pin Co. of Watervile and the oakville company of Oakville with the Seoyill company. Votes calling for the taking over Of stock of the two latter concerns. ip accordance with terms previously an- nounced, will be offered for adoption by the Scoville stockholders. It was said this forenoon that no doubt ex- isted as to the action that meeting would take and merger would be com pleted by recommendation to the American Pin and oakyille company stockholders that they accept the Scovill company's terms followed by the actual exchange Of stock.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-18
NEWS OF BATTLE IN
 MEXICO IS MEAGRE
No Detailed Reports Available This Morning

Vera Cruz, Dec. 1S.--Rebel head quarters at an early hour this morning were still without information as to the progress of the battles at Apizaco and San Marcos, two important rail- way towns about 75 miles east of Mexico city. Achievements. sent from Vera Cruz yesterday to the aid of the rebels generals at both places, were not expected to come up for some time because of the fact that the railway lines have been torn up.
 The battle at San Marcos. according to reports received here. is said to have been started by Obregon troops.
 The insurgent troops in the Apiza- co battle which ragged all day yester- day were in command of Generals Maycotte and Villareal The federals are under Gen. Eugenio Martinez.
 GA dispatch received by the Mexi- can consulate at Nogales. Ariz., last night said that Gen. Mayeotte had rebelled with part of his command and that he issued a proclamation protest ing against the acts of the cooperatis- ta party).
 A communique issued by the Huer- tistas reports that Guadaloupe in the state of Chihuahua had fallen into rebel hands.
 It is stated that Gen. Rosalio Der nadinez has gone into revolt in Bo- quilla de la Carmen, Coahuila, and is beginning to organize volunteer forces.
 Advices received at the rebel head quarters here by way of Laredo, Texas state the President Obregon withdrew some troops from Iraruato. consider ing that his forces were not strong enough to resist those of General En- rique Estrada, the rebel commander in the western zone. Iraruato is 150 miles northwest of Mexico City in the state of GuanajuatO.
 From the same source comes the statement that all the federal forces in the states of San Luis Potosi and Tamaulipas have also been retired.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-18
DENIES BANKRUPTCY
Head of Detroit Mortgage Co. Insists Assets Have Not ShI1ink From Si,aOO,0OO 10 $500, ,OOO.

Detroit Dec. iS.--Denial was made today by Ben B. Jacobs. president of the Detroit Mortgage corporation, that the net assets of the company had shrunk from s4,5oO,0o0 to $500, 900 as charged by a petition of four stockholders asking a receiver for the concern.
 "The aaction is preposterous," said q statement by Mir. Jacobs. "rhe net assets Of the corporation in proper ties above the mortgage obligations is approximately s4,50O.000 as against the sS.00aoo0 of preferred stock and the common stock outstanding"
 MT. Jacobs also corrected state ment published yesterday that n re- ceiver had been appointed for the corporation. The only action taken by circuit Judge Dingeman, it was learned, was the issuance of tenn porary injunction restraining the company from disposing Of property.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-18
New Britain Laboratory
 Granted State Approval

Dr. Richard W. Pullen, superin- tendcnt of the department of health, has received from the state depart ment certificate approving the lab oratory at city hall, which places the local departments laboratory on par with other approved laboratories in the state and insures it's recognition in the courts.
 The laboratory has not been ap- proved previously Last month upon invitation Of Dr. Pullen. an inspec- ton was made by Dr. c. J. Barrett. state director of laboratories. His recommendation to the state depart ment resulted in the issuance of a certificate of approval over the sig nature of Dr. Stanley II. Osborne.
 The laboratory is being conducted by Robert Griffin whose work has earned the stamp oi approval of state health authorities and the local med ical fraternity.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-18
7. ". (. 4. NOTES

The industrial girls of the Blue Tri- angle Club room will give Merry Christmas Party" at the Y. W. C. X. this evening.
 The program will be divided into three sections. The first part will be presented by the girls of the Russell & Erwin Mfg. Co. and will consist of number of songs and musical solos. The second division of the program will be presented by Miss Alma Ores sell, Florence Luty and Helen Dal- kowski.
 A two set comedy entitled Turning the Tables" will be put on by the Lafalot club of the Blue Triangle Club room with cast of nine young ladies
 A short talk will be given by Eliza beth Whitelock, an industrial girl of Holyoke, Mass. who will take for her topid What Our Industrial Clubs Mean to Us"
 A social hour will follow during among those present,
 A Christmas party for the Rainbow Division. Junior Try, Ginger-snap. Pinnacle and Jolly Workers clubs will be held in the Y. W. C. A. gym nasium Wednesday afternoon from 4 o'clock to o'clock. A play. Big Sisters Dream" under the direction of Miss Florence Andrews will be presented with the following young women making up the cast of play CTS: Elaine Wright, Clarice Wallin, Frances Kerber, Christina Pattison, Evelyn Keller. Frances Steiner, Mar jorie Steiner, Dorothy Putney, Airline Powell. Ruth Churchill, Mary Maut- ner, Myrtle Keller, Doris Bergman, and Irma Bergman.
 On Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock the Hi-Amo and Peptimist clubs will combine for their Christmas party which will be held in the girls re- serve club rooms at the Y. w. C, A.
 Friday afternoon at o'clock the Blue Bird club of the Young Employ cd Girls will give a party to their younger sisters and brothers at the Blue Triangle club room.
 On Friday evening from to g p. m.. all Juniors at the Blue Triangle club room, which includes the Sewing club, Sincere Server club and the Golden Eagle club will give a Christ mas program.
 The junior swimming class will meet as usual Saturday morning.
 There will be no meeting of the | Junior Reserve clubs between Decem- l Der 2l and January 3.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-18
MANY NEEDY FOLKS
 HERE THIS SEASON
SallieS Find Unusual Amount Of
 IllneSS in New Britain

Appeals already have started to come in to the Salvation Army for Christmas aid and there seems some doubt as to the ability of the Army to take care of all appeals One case which has been brought to the at tention of Ensign Carl Fredrickson is that of a woman who has been ill for years and whose only support has been one daughter. Now the daughter is ill and both are in need of help.
 The money being received by the Christmas kettles goes for Christmas relief only and no money received during the drive which just closed can be used for that purpose.
 Thursday when the stores begin to keep open evenings until Christmas the Sallies have enlisted the aid of Santa Claus and the latter will re- ceiye contributions with his chimney at some convenient spot on Main street.
 This year there seems to be consid- erable illness among the needy fam flies, according to Ensign Frederick son. One woman on the list for Christmas basket has been belfast for 20 years.
 The conditions among the needy families in the city this year brings back recollections of one case which came to light through the Sallies' Santa Claus at this season last year. Santa was standing in front of a Main street store when tiny little girl came up and whispered. "Please Mir. Santa. bring us a chicken. We got eight kids and we aint got no chicken" The story was published and the family and others like it were supplied with a Christmas dinner. One man came in to the Herald of fee and agreed to provide the entire dinner at his own expense. Others followed suit The same conditions exist today and the Sallies' kettles are on the street to help out.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-18
C Canadian-American Terms
 Still Are Kept Secret

Washington, Dec. is.-Secretary Mellon transmitted to the state de- pertinent today the report of Assist ant Secretary Moss covering negotia- tions with Canadian officials on ways and means to curb border smuggling Of liquor and other contraband.
 No indication was given as to the contents of the report, but it has been indicated that treaty arrangement covering methods Of checking the bor- der troubles would be worked out as result of the Ottawa conference,
New Britain herald., 1923-12-18
They should Re Grateful

simp--we have great deal to be thankful for.
 Mrs. Simp--Indeed we have. I'm real glad that my friends haven't got the things We can't afford, either. Judge
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10

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Notwithstanding al icoem 8.
6rcitag im Monat.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10
JnlanA.
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in Gdmcineitall eingeIperrt.

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RIGGS MGohen i6lafen6 gefunoen.
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fleinen Stale gelebt uno hire Nab-
ritng iei ibr INNER our6 Die Stabe
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then, bob lire Nabrung INNER in
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ibnen baben ibr Mil6 nod ibrem
Stale gebra9t. Die Stiefmutter
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Stan geiperrt nur6e, UNI BARN gu
ipielen. Die County Nrobationsbe-
amtin, Srau emma 8ebiter, nabm
oas Gino in Sbbut.
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IS. s. 49," bernntersebolt.
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Menidenmenge oas Sauptquartier
Der Snonitriearbeiter ser @elt in
Sobofen, no bic S1iffsberlaoer am
Streif iino, uno rib Die rote Slagge
Der Organization berunter, Die iiber
Dem @ebGlloe mebte.
9ie 6lagge, bic troB Der 8rotelte
Der Sobofener @iirger, Die perlane-
ten Dab Die Sterne uno Streifen
ebenfaas gebiBt niiroen, auf benz
@eU gorfer Sauptquartier Der 5.
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brannt. 0ieies fiineigte an, Dab es
einen BroteIt an @ouberneur Sil5er
non SEEM Seriep telegrapbiert babe.
9as SEEM PORTER Sauptquartier
erbob oie 9eiduloigung, oaB Der
angriff bon Mitglieoern Der .Snter-
national 2ongiboremen's @iiocia.
ton" eemaht poroen lei, Die lire
Mitglieoer, Die in ausitano setreten
maren, 5uriidgerufen bate.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10
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Washington Journal., 1923-08-10

OaB Die geroffentIidung Der Dotli'
mente oa5u beitragcn meroe, oas
9roblem flar 3u iteuen uno Die
@eIt gu iiberdeueen, oaB promptes
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fldrung oIs .b0Hit emit.
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men Die glei6e Grfldrung ab tpie
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auf Die britii6e Rote feline Nusli6t
auf bolOige 9oiung Der &ubrfrage
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liierten Den gntipurf ou elmer &c.
meiniamen 0ote an 0eutidlauo
uiterbreitet uno aitf oeren Gbien.
Dung groBes @emidt gelegt, aber
tue0er 8eIgien nod 5ranfrei6 bat.
ten Dies in ibren &nttuorten er.
ndbnt, uno Die &egierung finoe 5t
ibrem 8eoauern i'm Snbalt Der ant.
MORT ni6t g%eniigcno Waterial 81
elmer g"emeiniamen yeote.
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sic Naiierten lang ousgeiponnene
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Der Ndbe ser beriihmten @einberge
non Sofap Itcbt uno totete Den So.
ltor, Der am Iltor itano, nno 3nei
Mitgliecer ser @cmeinoe, Die S1m-
men lang. Der @lib fubr ben
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cine @olfe bon Minionen bon 6eit-
ihreden, ettpa cine Mhtelmeile brett
un6 mebrere Meilen lang, ben Sim
mel iiber oieier Srtidaft fir Den 3eit-
raum BON bret Stunoen. Die Snief-
ten, Die bon elmer 8riie ettpa 100
SUB iiber Der groe entlang gepebt
puroen, tpuroen in norOmeitli1er
&i6tung peiter getrieben.
SbeDiOpben fir SerItGn6isung atui-
i6en SrGmsOien, @elgiern nnS
nm6 9emtidm.
@ien. - Bon 400 Ielegaten our
aften Gonbention Ser guropGii1en
9beoiopbiitiiden gereinigung, Die
Ii1 bertagte, Inn 1925 I'M Saag mie-
Der auiammenautreten, muroe cine
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glen uno Geuti6lan0 3u forOern.
gs ipuroe elm glnsihltB %ernannt,
Inn Die Statuten Ser nelten Srga.
niiation au entnerfen. Ole Soee,
Sic bon Dem franaoiiiden S6rift-
teller oe Warquette borge6raht
tpuroe, fano Die 1tnteritiibung aabI.
rei6er fran5oiiider, belgii1er unb
oeltti9er 8ertreter.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10
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Washington Journal., 1923-08-10

a 9entide 5reimOurcr eOae
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Washington Journal., 1923-08-10

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
FordS Social
And Personal Mention

At the meeting of the Parent
Teacher Association of the Fords
school held yesterday afternoon
ways and means were discussed to
raise funds to further the work of
the association. Various reports were
received.
The Howell family will give an
exhibition in glass blowing at the
Fords school today.
Mrs. Henry Looser and Miss Ger
trude Toolan we're Newark visitors
yesterday.
Howard johnson, of Newark, Wis
tied here yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Sessel was a Perth
Amboy visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Stoeger visited friends
in Perth Amboy yesterday.
All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the bazar and dance which
will be given by the Fords Woman's
Club at the Fords school tomorrow.
Mrs. Arthur Berkowitz and son
visited relatives in Perth Amboy yes
terday.
Mrs. Julius Gloff and Mrs. Edward
Studhalter were out-of-town visitors
yesterday.