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O'Grady Involved In
100000 Embezzlement

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Dean" Marshall of the Wolf Point
Herald, comments on McFarlan's an
pointment as follows:
Mr. McFarlan has served as fin
ancIal clerk in the Clerk and Re-
corder's office for several years and
IS peculiarly fitted for the responsible
position by his long experience in
county business. Probably no other
man in the county is so familiar
with the funds and financial affairs
Of Roosevelt county. He also stands
high as a man of character, trust
worthy qualities and mature iudg-
ment."
Evening star., 1924-11-23
T,CO-Piece MOhair Suits
Sketched at Right, $I95

This is the kidney shaped
suite which is so new and artis-
tic-the sofa fitting smartly into
a corner. However, it is large,
and the matching chair is quite
massive. Covered with a fine
plain or figured mohair and
fitted with soft, reversible. loose,
spring-flled cushions. The reg
ular $245 grade, now $l95.
Evening star., 1924-11-23
s245 Velour Living Room Suite, sl95
Three-Piece jacquard Suite
Sketched at Left, sos

A massive suite for the large
living room. Upholstered in the
best wearing material known
real jacquard velour. Deep
spring construction-outside
backs covered-reversible loose
spring cushions fact, every.
thing that indicates fine quality
and good Workmanship is evi.
dent. The rose background is
barely suggested beneath the
rich taupe Over.pattern-a love-
ly effect.
Fourth Floor The Hecht Co..
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Personals DEBILES Y
DESCASTADAS
vinol les ayudara a Recuperar las
Fuerzas

ST usted Sc siente desgastado, nervio-
so y debilitRdo, que Sc cansa con
facilidad. es Senal de que necesita los
elementos necesarios para reconstruir
los .tejidos la sangre. Las peptonas
de hfgado de bacalao carne son esen.
ciRles para reconstruir los tejidos Ell
peptonato de hierro manganese los
glicerofosfatos enriGuecen la sangre.
Estas sustancias lie reconocido valor
por la ciencia medica Sc encuentran en-
Vinol.
Lea. 10 que nos escribe la Sra. Sarah
Jones, de Filadelfia, Z. U. A.-"Debido
al trabajo en- exceso Sc me debilito ell
sistema, Y estaba tan nerviosa que
apenas podfa conner o dornir continua-
mente me sentia con deseos de llorar.
Trate diferentes medicsmentos sin que
me mejoresen hasta que Ell doctor me
receto Vinol " al POGO tempo empece
a sentirme nlejor. va he tornado ocho
botellas hoy me siento en- perfecto
estado dc salud, fuerte, vigorosa Y
como 81 nunea hubiese estado enferma."
4 No contin1ee sufriendo como lie pas6
a esta Sra, tome Vinol recobre suS
fuerzas antes de que Ell ORGANISING Sc
desgaste demasiado. Pfdalo hoy misno
a su Farmaceutico.
De venta en- las Farmncias DrOguerfas
Chester Kent Co.. DistfIhuldores Detra Mich. E. T. A.
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GContinuaci6n de la pagina La,

Continuation de la pagina la.l
bie1 del Com.te Territorial es ell la
mado cumplr esq ,acuerdo suscribien
do la Convocatoria.
Tengo la segugidad de que ningln
miembro del Territorial, incluso nues-
tro Jefe y Presidente, podria airmar
con trarquilidad de conciencia que min
gun otro asunto que los consignados
por mi en- La Convocatoria Sc hubiese
acordado llevar a la Asamblea en- la
reunion de Cayey
Mi integridad y honradez nunca ha
sido puesta en- tela de juieio por per-
soma alguna, en- ningdn momento, y en-
esta question de la Convocatoria en- que
esta envueta mi dignidad de caballe-
70, no estoy dispuesto permitir que
Sc usen triqu;huelas politicas que da-
zen mi cr6dito y lastimen. mi honor
Los asuntos que habian de llevarse
la Convocatoria, me fueron dictados
por Ell Honorable. Patricio doctor San
tiago we've, que preside la reunion en-
Cayey, en- Ell orden que aparece en- la
Convocatoria, incluyendo la Resolu-
ci6n del se6or Rosy que estaba de an
temano en- poder del Secretario como
10 estaba tambien la del senior Sanchez
Morales, de ambas tenia conocimien
to ell senor Tous Soto, a quien anuIi-
Gle la eUstencia de las mismas filomen-
tos antes de. abrise el acto en- Cayey.
Como despues los dias han pasado y
Sc ha refexionado mucho acerca de
los actos ocurridos ALI, es bueno re-
cordar que cuando la conciencia de to
dos estaba tranquila, terminada la reu
ni6n con el mayor orden, entus asmo y
patriotismo, Sc public6 en- la prensa de
San Juan I'M docunento que fue redac
tado suscrito por los firmantes del
m:smo en- el propio Cayey, minutes des-
pues de Ia reunion del Territorial que
copiado del ndmero del s'Imparcial"
correspondence al .lunes II de Mario,
dice asi:
''Terminada que fue la session del
Comit5 Territorial, 9 de los miem-
bros de su organ;smo, es decir, los
mismos que sefial6 Ell impartial"
como favorecedores al sefior Tous
Soto, con exception del senior To-
mas Saliva, a quien sustituy6 So
Suplente don Guillermo Godreau
Sc reunieron en- uno de los hoteles
de Cayey, y acordaron 10 que 81.
que:
s'Los que suscribimos, miembros
del Comits Territorial declaramos:
Que endosamos completamente Ia
proposition presentada por Ell Sc
nor Sanchez Morales al Comit6
Territorial del Partido Repub1ica-
no con las enmiendas que de co.
min acuerdo hemos introducido en-
la misma".
''Hacemos esta declaration por-
que habiendo resuelto, Ell Pres'den
| te de dicho Comit6, doctor Santa
go We've Calzada, como question de
orden, que dicha proposition las
presentadas por los seiiores Marti-
nez Nadal y Rossy, debian ser refe-
ridas La Asamblea sin recomenda.
ciSn slguna", no tuvimos Ia oportu-
nidad de hacer constar nuestros vo-
tcs en- favor de la proposition SAN
chez Morales.
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.'Nuestro prop6sito es encausar la
opinion del pueblo Republican, que
ha de reunirse en- la ciudad de Ma
yaguez dentro de 80 dias despues de
convocados.
'AQui insertan la proposition
enmendada"
''Firman los siguientes miembros
propietarios del Com;te: Don Jose
R. Aponts, Don Jose Tous Soto,
Don Jaime Sifre Tarafa, Don Juan
. B. Soto, Don Enrique Gonzalez Me-
ma, Doctor M. PpjadAs Diaz, Don
Guillermo Godreau, Don Francisco
servera Silva y Don Arturo Apon-
te''
Hasta aQui Ell suelto del ''Impar
cial''', pero en- la edici6n de Ell MUM
Do de la nlisma fecha, aparece ell mis-
NO documento redactado en- la misma
forma con la diferenc;a que afiade que
dicho documento contiene la firma de
los siguientes Suplentes del Comite Te
rritorial:
Doctor Pedro Perea Fajardo, Don
Pedro vazQuez Negr6n, Don Teodo-
ro Moccoso, Don j Va1dejulH Ro-
driguez, Don Heraclio Lopez y el
consejero del Partido, Don Luis
Sanchez Morales.
Ademas, en- la propia edicion de Ell
MUNDO de Mario IT, al relatar la reu
ni6n celebrada por ell Conite Terrific
rial en- Cayey, dice 10 siguiente:
Don Santiago We've resolvi6 la
question de orden declarandola con
lugar, y entonces Sc propuso y asi
10 acepto la Asamblea, que tanto la
proposition del senior Sanchez MO-
rales como La de Martinez Nadal Sc
sometieran a una Asamblea que Sc
ria convocada para dentro de 80 dfas
y que Sc celebrara en- La ciudad de
Mayagtiez"
FL Reporter de Ell MUNDO mad
vertidamente, omiti6 La del senior Ros-
sy, porque no Sc trato de ella en- la reu
ni6n del Territorial pero precisamen-
| to por no habersele dado oportunidad
al senior Rossy de que Sc discutiese su
proposition en- aquella reunion, el So
licito y obtuvo del sefior Presidente
doctor We've, con La anuencia y consen
timiento de los que estaban presentes,
~ oyeron don Manuel Rossy
'oicitar que Sc incluyera la suya,
N presencia de los sefiores Tous,
Sanchez Morales, Martinez Ma
9al y otros, y fu6 incluida por dispo-
ici6n del Comite, que nadie puede ne
Far y por el propio doctor We've que
ne 10 orden6, acordandose que las tres
repositories tnicas de que So trata-
ron ALI fueran la Convocatoria, Sc
'usiesen por mi en- la misma, por el
'rden en- que habian sido recibidas, y
Isl 10 hice constar en- las Minutas del
Acta.
FL documento que he transcrito Y
Tue fue redactado y frmado en- ell ho-
tel de Cayey por los que aparecen au-
sorizando el mismo, es la meior prue-
"a de que la Convocatoria esta en- or
len reglamentario y perfectamente CO
rrecta.
Los que tuvieron una mancha negra
sn su conciencia al afrmar que la Con
vocatoria esta defectuosa en- cuanto a
'os asuntos tratar y han querido cons
:iente o inconscientemente lamar man
has de lodo sobre mi reputation, bien
pueden limpiar su propia mancha con
ina satisfaction caballerosa.
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HELADEROS

Debid6 una gran existencia que
acabo de recibir de New York, puedo
vender a precios muy baratos y por
cantidades como a DDS. le plazca por
G. o. D.
vasos de papel en- cartones de 100 de
4 c1z. ,..a
BarquilIas en- cartones de 500.
Galletas sorbettos latas de 1000. /,
Pajillas para refrsscos.
Pida precto al apartado 1885 en-
Sol "a a Antonio Medina Jr., San
Juan. p. B. Auvt
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IA GRFGA. al saeior restaurant
de San Juan. Tetu&n 2f.- AdN6
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$500 - $780, -Pequena canti-
dad por limpiar su maquina. -
FL BRUJo Ojeda. San Jose no.
81. II Advt.
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FELICITANDo A ToUs SOTO

Arecibo, MARIO 26, 1924.
Jose Tous Soto,
clio Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
Felicitamosle cordialmente gaIIar-
da replica Nc Jones, duro con ne
clos americanos, libres siempre, es-
clavos nunca.
A. R. DESCARTES.
Jose Ramon COLON.
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Li1npio. Pinto y ajusto por 81.
su maquina. Ell BRUJO OJEDA.
MILLIONAIRE. San Jose 81
Tel. S55. Advt.
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Tome PastiIIo

IL oRECA. eI nejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21s--- Advt.
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Sc ALQUILA

Un piso grande, muy fresco y ven-
tilado, con magnifco servicio santa
rio. situado en- la calle del Cristo IL.
Immediate la Fortaleza. Para infor-
mes: Cipriano Santo. Tel. 1924 Rojo,
San Juan. Advt.
Evening star., 1924-12-12
A Special Sale of Faille
Silk Hats at $2.88

The chic chooses hat that becoming, is the
the picture speak
medium and shapes splendid ae silk both becoming
and They colors for Winter, including
henna sand cranberry melon ed brown
and black. Large head sizes also in the lot.
Evening star., 1924-12-12
Silk Scarfs
1926 to
S22.OO

Lovely crepe dc chine,
crepe chiffon and fancy silk
scarfs. with fringe or plain
hens. Many colorings to
select from.
Evening star., 1924-12-12
Lace Scarfs
1926

All-over designs. in col
ored lace scarfs. with fringe.
and also shown in black and
white. Beautiful ombre col
orings.
Yelling Section.
Evening star., 1924-12-12

ATTRACTIVE collar and cuff
sets of embroidered crepe de
chine, pebble crepe and pom
gee, organdy embroidered
in wool. Plain color and
combination embroidery.
Evening star., 1924-12-12
BoudOir Caps
SI.OO

MI OF our regular Sl.25
boudoir caps and bandeauX.
in large assortment of
styles and colors. Special,
tomorrow, at Sl.OO!
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-01
BAPTIST MISSIONARY
SOCIETY MEETINGS

The Circles of the Baptist Mission
ary Society held their monthly meet
ings Monday afternoon.
Circle No. met at the home of
Mrs. E. f. Hawkes. with seven mem
hers present. Devotional led by Mrs.
]. B. Davenport. Plans made to begin
new mission study.
Circle No met with Mrs. w. S.
Burch with six members present, op-
ening song "Nearer My God to Thee.
The devotional was given by Mrs. S.
]. Crosby. Closing prayer by Mrs. M.
M. Stephens.
Circle No. met with Mrs. Frank
Clark with eight members present
Mrs. H. G.. Powell gave the devotion
al, reading the 23rd Psalm. Closing
prayer by Mrs, T. ]. Luke.
Circle No. met at the home oil
Mrs. M. S. Smith with ten members
present and one visitor Mrs. Smith
led thedevotional followed with pray
er by Mrs. ]. T. Reddock. Talk by
Mrs. H A. Mathis.
The Philathea Circle met at the
Baptist Church with four member.
present. A short business meeting was
held.
Mrc Neuycon1 Pa0or+ar
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-01
More Cotton Per
Acre Is Solution

Atlanta, Ga.-With the approach of
the planting season, it was stated here
today by officials of the Georgia De-
partment of Agriculture, cotton farm
ers should give their attention to the
question of more cotton per acre
and not more acres of cotton" Atten-
tion was called to the fact that during
the past yesr the price of the staple
has been fairly good, partly due to
the small held over stocks and partly
to the small crop.
The officials of the agricultural de-
partment said that cotton farmers will
have number of factors to consider
in connection with this years crop. As
pointed out, they must be prepared to
wage vigorous fight on the boil
weevil, for this insect, they assert, will
cause huge losses to the Southern
states again this year unless every eff
fort is made to bring about the control
Of its ravages. 1t is shown that the
cost of operation of farms is still high,
thus bringing up the cost of production
of cotton. Due to the unsettled condi
tions in Europe, the markets for Amer
lean cotton are still restricted.
A bumper cotton crop, Georgia de-
partment officials declare, will result
in low price for the staple, possibly
below the cost of production. The
price, it is claimed, san not be main
tained at the present level with a very
large crop this wear.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-01
INFORMATION ON
BOIL WEEVIL CONTROL
By KEETON ARNETT
(For the National Boil Weevil
Control Association

NEW ORLEANS, La, April 30
While thorough investigation of
young cotton plants by farmers to de-
.termine the proper time for presquare
poisoning is urged it is not considered
necessary that every plant on every
acre in a field be examined. By select
ing several rows in various parts of
the field for examination it is believ-
ed that the degree of infestation can
be determined with sufficient accuracy
However, most minute examina-
ton of the plants in these rows should
be made and to do this it will be
necessary for the farmer to- get down
on his knees and look over every por-
ton of the plant This operation should
be repeated daily until it is determined
that there are as many as twenty boil
weevils to the acre. Poisoning should
beging at this stage.
Equal effect has been obtained with
calcium arsenate in dust form and the
calcium arsenate-molasses mixture a
be applied either by cotton dusting ma
OF state experiment stations, but far.
mers should not confuse the recon.
mendation for use of the liquid mix
ture in the pre-square stage with the
recommendation for late season pois.
oning. Calcium arsenate in dust form
only is found to be the most effective
after squares have formed.
AT this stage calcium arsenate may
b applied either by cotton dusting ma.
chimes or may be shaken on the plants
from bag. The mixture, which
should be, composed of one pound o.
calcium arsenate, one gallon of molas.
ses and one gallon of water, may be
applied to the tips of the plants where
the weevils feed by sprinkling few
drops from home made mop. About
one gallon of the mixture should bs
used to the acre.
Further information on boil weevi
control may be obtained from the cour
ty agent, state college of agriculture
or the National Boil Weevil Contro
Association, Room 220 Whitney Bldg
New Orleans, La.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-01

ager of the packing plant for the boys
that fed the hogs to see the results
of the test Three days later, we six
boys, with Mr.. Miller went to Moul-
trie and were shown the difference be-
tween hard and soft hogs, with the
hogs which we fed. Six of my lot tes-
ted hard, these being as heavy as the
other seven, gave me an average of
8 IL cents per pound.
My record then showed the initial
cost of hogs was >$48.50; cost of feed
and medicine $5842, making a total
cost of $1O6.92. They weighed when
sold SPAS pounds which at 8 IL cents
per pound brought $19082 and net
profit of $500 or $118 per bushel
for my corn.
Vocational agriculture for me!
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-01
CIRCLE MEETINGS OF
CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH

The circles of the Central M. E.
Church met Monday, April 28th as
follows:
Circle No. ! met with Mrs. Eunice
with nine present. Mrs. Beall led the
Bible lesson. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Lon Dickey.
Circle No. 2-B met with Mrs. Num-
cry with eight members present The
meeting opened with singing What
A Friend we have in Jesus" and pray
er by Mrs r. L. Jones. Mrs. Ham
mond led the Bible lesson. The next
meeting will be with Miss Fannie
Fordham.
CIRCLE No. 3 met with Mrs. Harnish
with eleven present Mrs. Paulk and
and Ellis led the Bible study and a
reading by Juanita Harnish was great
ly enjoyed by all present. After the
meeting closed Mrs. Harnish assisted
by Mrs. Garwood served refreshments
The next meeting will be with Mrs
Ellis.
Circle No. met with Mrs Bryant
with is present. The Bible study was
led by Mrs. Prentiss,. Mrs. Wilcox
Mrs. Burns, Mrs Holder, Mrs. Shu
ford, Mrs. Brewster and Mrs. Hussey
At the close, of the meeting light re.
freshments were served by the hostess
assisted by Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs
Young. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Brewster.
Circle No. S met with Mrs. r. r
Lee with Is present. The meeting op.
ened with sentence prayers by all, led
by Mrs. Olliff. The Bible study wa!
taken from Chronicles 20-29 and was
led by Mesdames Jones, Lee, Watson
Martin and J. T. Mathis. AT the close
of the meeting light Refreshments
were served The next meeting will bt
with Mrs. Benton.
Circle No. 6 met with Mrs JESSE
Powell with Is present After the op
ening song and the Lords prayer tht
roll call was responded to by curren
events from the missionary Voice"
The Bible lesson taken from the firs
twelve chapters of 1st Chronicles wa
led by Mrs Green After the lessor
piano solo was rendered by Mis-
Biles and Mrs Powell assisted b.
Mrs, Williams served grape juice ant
sandwiches The next meeting will b
with Mrs. Griner.
Mrs. Edward Hussey,
Circle Reporter,
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-01

Mrs. Faithie Luke died at her home
a few miles west of the city April 26.
Mrs. Luke was formerly Miss Faith
lie Paulk. She married Mr.. J. w. Luke
Jan. l8, 1877 to them one child being
born, Mr.. Marion Luke. The husband
Mr.. J. w. Luke died. Dec. II, 1904.
Since that time his devoted wife Mrs.
Faithie Luke has looked after the af-
fairs of the home until God saw fit
to call her Saturday night April 10th.
She leaves to mourn her los her only
son Mr.. Marion Luke and host of
friends. Mrs. Luke lived such a life as
to command the respect and esteem of
all those who knew her.
The remains were laid to rest beside
her husband in the Luke Cemetery.
A very impressive service was con-
Quoted by Rev. C. A. CHM
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-01
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday School at 1915 A. M.
Morning worship 1880 A. M. Com
munion service.
Junior Christian Endeavor at $50
P. M.
Senior c. E. at ZOO p M.
Evening worship at 500 P. M.
Every member of the church is re-
quested to be present at the morning
service as this is communion Sunday
and the pastor Rev. Winn wishes to
have all members present also all of
those of like faith. Visitors are always
welcome at the services in this church
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-01
ENGLEWooD CHURCH
NOTICE

There will be services held at Engle-
wood Baptist Church as follows:
Preaching Saturday May 3rd at
II A. NJ. followed by regular church
conference.
Sunday May 4th, Sunday school at
1000 A. NJ.
Preaching at II Am.
B Y P U at P. NJ. followed by
a short sermon by the pastor Rev,
c. A. CHM.
You are cordially invited to all these
services.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-01
AT THE FIRST METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Corner South Lee and West Mag
nolia Streets.
Sunday School at 10 A. NJ.
Worship and sermon by pastor at
1850 and again at $50 p. m.
Junior League at P. M.
Epworth League at 7;30 P. M.
Mid week services Wednesday ev-
ening at 500.
The public is cordially invited to
all these services.
James H. Elder, Pastor.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-01
Athens Sends Delegates

ATHENS, Ga, April 30-Dr. Ber-
nard w. Carey, head OF the Child
Health clinic here and Miss Emmea
B. Luke also attached to the clinic,
are on the program of the National
tuberculosis Association meeting in
Atlanta on May 5-10th. Clark county
has taken the lead in the state to
stamp out tuberculosis and these speak
ers will tell something of the fight
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-01
I. o. o. F. NOTICE

All members of Fitzgerald Lodge
No. IS l. o. o. F. are requested to
be present next Tuesday, at 8 P. M.
Work in the initiatory degree Re-
freshments will be served. A good time
in general is expected. We will be
looking for you.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-01
HOUSE TO CONSIDER CHILD
LABOR AMENDMENT

WASHINGTON, The House vo.
ted Overwhelmingly Friday to give
immediate consideration to the Foster
resolution proposing child labor
amendment to the constitution.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-01
Bridegroom's Error

CHICAGO.-Charles F. Glenny re-
turned from business trip dressed
hurriedly and went to the church
where he was to be married only TO
find he was week ahead OF time.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-01
Unknown Well Caves In

CHICAGO-A we'll whose existence
was not known caved in beside stab
lie in Lagrange and three horses drop
ed in and drowned.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-01

Dear Miss Flo When the daugh-
ter of the house is entertaining a
gentleman and the girls mother comes
into the room, should the daughter
stand up as well as the gcntleman?-
C. R.
1t is good form for the girl to stand
up as well as the gentleman when her
mother comes into the room. This is
a mark of respect which is due til
mother. ,fsy
Dear Miss Flo: Kindly tell me the
proper thing for a gentleman to say to
a lady when being introduced. Is is
it good form for the gentleman to
say pleased to meet you2-M.W.
1t is very poor form to say 'pleas-
ed to meet you" when being introdu-
ced to anyone. How do you dor" is
"a much better phrase.
Dear Miss Flo When in doubt as
to what knife and fork to use, is it a
safe plan to begin with the one near
est the plate or the ones farthest from
the plate THANK you-W.G.
When in doubt as to what knife and
and fork to use, it is a good plan to
begin with the ones farthest from the
plate and use them in order toward
the plate.
Dear Miss Flo: When dining with a
gentleman, on what side Of the table
should the lady sit? When not in use,
where should the butter knife be
placed? When olives and radishes are
served should they be taken with the
fingers? Where should the olive pits
be placed?-Thank you. D.F.
The waiter pulls the chair out for
the gentleman first, and then for the
lady. When not in use, the butter
knife should be placed across the
bread and butter plate. Olives and ra-
dishes are taken with the fingers. If
there is bread and butter plate, the
olive pit may be placed on it. If there
is not put them on the side of your
dinner plate.
Dear Miss Flo: Will you kindly
tell me whether it is good form for a
married lady to be bridesmaid at a
wedding? Thank you.-S.L.
A married lady cannot be a maid
She may be matron of honor, howeve. r
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-01
Jowett's Wife Gets Estate

BELMONT, Eng, DIR. J. H. Jow-
EFT, formerly noted New York preach
er, left his entire estate of $4,000 to
his wife.