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The Coconino sun., 1924-03-28

5lZ3 Sr -
Co, supplies 3843
5125 Neptune Meter Co., supplies 1892
Flagstaff Vucanzng Shop supplies
5127 The Coconino printing 480o
5128 w. U. Tel services - - - 9-O5
M. T. Co, services 800
supplies
B133 W. H. Switzer, supplies 1455
Fund Cash Items 6071
sI,s31 .34
GENERAL FUND
SO9S
so45 Inc General Fund Payroll first half February 1924 42o
8046 to
so54 Inc ST. Dept Payroll, first half February 341Oo
to
so56 Dept Payroll February $3.50
8O57 to
1864 Inc St. Dept pawrol last half February . .-~- 1880
8065 to
8075 General Fund Payroll half February 1924 $500
S076 W. H. Anderson, Rel. Pol Mag. 5000
8077
SO85 Inc St. Dept Payroll half
8O86
8O85 Dept Payroll March,
J. M Wilson fire chief volunteer freqnen IL OO
8095 Flagstaff Electric Light services 1855
8096 T. & T. Co.. services ..... 1905
Suns slbsc 300
8098 NJ S. T. & T. services
5000 Wm E. Thompson Pub. Co.. supplies - $50
Word Bros, supplies H. - 62o
81Ol r. r. Hunting Co, supplies 22.10
8102 F. f. Light Co, services - - - 45a
8103 L.. F. Wesley, services supplies -. ID
S104 j. F. Foster, services
B.. Bros.Tr Co. supplies 10
81O6 H. Switzer supplies 405
81O7 Wilson & Coffin, supplies
Am LAIR Co, supplies 81 07
S1O9 Geo. ]. Mayer Co., supplies - - 500
8110 Sing Lee Restaurant meals to jail 1o75
The Coconino sun., 1924-03-28
SUMMONS NO. zoos

In the Superior Court of the State
of Arizona, in and for the County of
Coconino.
Josephine LaScala, Plaintiff, vs..
The Coconino sun., 1924-03-28
When He's silent.

There is one period when talkative
man falls silent--wllen he Is rounding
Cape Horn on his chin with his razor.
The Coconino sun., 1924-03-28
MEETING MARCH 10TH, 1924

the meeting adjourned to Saturday
March 18th, 1924 at 5 o'clock p M
T. PULLIAM,
Clerk, own of Flagstaff.
The Coconino sun., 1924-03-28

In the Superior Court of the State
of Arizona, in and for the County of
Coconino.
The Coconino sun., 1924-03-28

The demand of George See the $65o7
allowed
Motion
nate the deficit of approximately $500
fagpoe directly south of the
be
facing the addition the
by taking the surfacng from the Naekard basement south San Francisco
The
the system.
Clay
The resignation of Giiand
the town Flagstaff take presented
read, and accepted.
The application of Mr. W. Anderson the position police
tate for the Town Flagstaff
H. appointed
temporarily police magistrate for the Flagstaff The
No further business appearing meeting
subject o call
E. c. SIIPHER.
CLARENCE T. PULIIAM, Acting own Of
Clerk, Town of Flagstaff
The Coconino sun., 1924-03-28
MEETING MARCH 18TH, 1924

call the adjournment taken March 10TH 1924
Flagstaff the hall, its
meeting o'clock Those Acting
Sphe Counmen Iham Williams Cameron Engineer Wright and
Clerk Puliam
audited motion
hm which carried the ordered paid
drawn the treasury for the amounts:
The Coconino sun., 1924-03-28
$ 5,112.2s
TOWN OF FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA
COUNCIL MINUTES. MEETING FEBRUARY II, 1924.


Pursuant to law Council the Town of Flag
staff met February 11t 1924 o'clock
Acting Mayor sper Cuncmen Cameron Hunt ha
Attorney Perkins, Engineer Wright Clerk Puliam.
of the meetings of February 18th and February S4 1874
Mrs f. K Behm representing Egn Corporation appeared
before the council attempt to sell an Egn motor street sweeper
appeared construct
py pdd Flagstaff Garage Block
No This being in the fire district no permission granted
Gilman am was requested Equitable Rating office
to how this kind Of construction would be cassed
the buy 400 feet of 27s inch Para
gon inch linen hose The motion was second
ed by Iham and carried
by Cameron that the park committee be instructed to
the American Legion and make
on park authorized make agreement nece
sary motor seconded by Hunt and carried
resignation Quay member Of the common council
and the accepted with regret upon motion
of O Hunt, which carried.
resignation Williams member Of the
presented that Mr. Williams
the future and possibly be able to fill out
his term the matter was deferred for future action
+ d Claw avenue was discussed but was deferred for future action
The fire committee necessary
alterations n of the town hall building
bills and audited and motion OF Cam
and o. the allowed:
SEWER FUND
Number. To Whom and For What Amount
7so Inc Sewer Fund Payroll first half January
7e1 Leon G. Egner damages 27s8
7s4 Inc Sewer Fund Payroll last half January
szsa
WATER FUND
5oes Inc Water Fund Payroll of January
Water Department Payroll, last half January 1900
City,
to
Dept Payroll January
5O75 to
Payroll January
printing
supplies 600
supplies 1918
-Stassforth supplies 1854
M. T. Co., services 300
5O85 Meter Co, supplies 4012
Waldhau supplies 1880
L. Wesley, services supplies $50
w. Swtzer, supplies 535
5OS9 F. Manning, thawing pipes
Lightning Delivery
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08
\\llv?

One Is a, loss 70 analysc she
school vote here rs; Friday The levy
carried. Of course. hu, no; hs over
whelming majority gwen ~ VOTERS IN
other Idaho cities comparable 70 Caii-
well in the cause 81 good schools
Caldwell Is = cts al horc owners
Probably no other town IN az ltshc
can hcas, a higher class Of cisi-ersh,r
no other town oan Claim 4 move psrm-
anea, Srosp oi residents And ye.
hall q the si.issns who ,ook the
,roahle % vcsc al all evidently van,
no Caldwell high school They want
Caldwell children 70 - somewhere
else. =, greater expense 70 parents and
10 all taxpayers, Ter edaac;;onal o.
porsnni,ies. And perhaps these same
people wish to sec parents iesvc Ca'd
well city wi,hou, schools
R1, speculation Is idle. We are
10 have schools. We viii con,;nue e
have them Caldwell Is nos ye. read,
70 hang out sign - tell the world
,ha, here Is ss;y which aenies her
children the privileges accorded child
rcn IN every other Idaho city and
town
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08
Airplanes and a Gas Tax

The following Is news dispatch
from the daily press,
"Whea Oklahoma places saN on
gasoline - build highways aua then
tres 70 collect fron sv.a,c-S Soot
nature reaches rs hn,ii. according ~
the heads q an svN;ior Company. Who
plan - form a statewide crSar,-a-
tica - pro;es, she rsvmen; q such
taxes ~ Sismen
The legislature raised resa sale
TAX ~ gasoline iror osn; a SALON
- : - The svsa,ors ro,ni On; ,ha.
they derive - Nenss, i-c-r the roais
aud ID ~, hep u wear ;her o.. 81
Wi,h al due reSne,i a. IRE a;-r's-s
Nomrsrv ana ,Ae svi.a,orS r = sas-
sesseS that ssSS : aSocy as short
SIGHTED and rsrrow a Y,,scv - a Aass.
KISS hoass srSsSeG IN ,As hurii-S ara
rasSe,ins q ssrrarss eoe,t ucsr s,--,-
u,stel
Ma, Sasis> me av,sts-s IN u-a-
s,iiiar sarroandiaSS, TIE roassi
Wa; rcsSs are NsSb's AZ s-sss
heSsAs> SS>>1 sSa5S Ma. -cas> s-e
irVsSs>,e 4; srOas AsS,.>' Ns-row
sasarc>Ves rsaSS, No. b. av,a.cr
has - na<s 4 SeVool ac1',S. uAs-s
ssces X - sor Aelp, a ,s~rhors, r.
sAs as1ress sce& rad,
rAess s-e 80 sre>ssi ;-,s-c>,s ahs,h
,As s><>s roSS Aas S>r ,As av.,,s- a-t
iAe s,TF,szs Nai,3e-. So Ma Save
sV~~ ars~V ;>sevesss II ;As S,rea'
>ea<s; - s>c& ros3> Ec- ocsA c.
><=1 ~ sAs r0osr<-,,v 81 tss saars-y
~ sAssr fscSo<rsc. ~Ascs ioe-a,ses
~ every iecsSass N sae>rorss,i,-
"a decreases ~i,A ssery sss>ask 81
-t.src-tssoz.
WAee sA< s7ol,es car p.as s-S r.
v-sc3 ~ sscts- rea&s SoSSsAs Il as
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ser1sce ees1sss ~ -c-s
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08
a Clean Record

7 : worthy 81 note that T3aAo cc--
SresSsor1i Delegates : &c. associated
WITH ;he Ssant i1-y whssh has 10
ccSst Ss,s1sscr IN rece1s rrc-.As
Sena;c- GociinS : s.l, a,oat;-g along
or his :rsiShs rs,e s,u5. Bc-ah rises
every aay % say legislation. ros iuvss,;
Ss,Scn. = What he voters hack hcrre
are ms, Interested in. Ard Congress
nan Frs-ch ard S-ri;h As always. de-
vo,ioS ,Aei- un,;-inS efSo-ts . The
vorS q p1,tnS I5aho farne-s ou.
8; ;As mack q s.arcss, uncertainty.
The or'y -, .. .Ae hori-o- 5
Bo-ah's eAa;-r,arsAip q ne Russ;a
'nvescSa,i-S co-rsi,see. k. R-ss;a
rs, ara Sies ~ so,Ss hacS hc-s 4
chsece - hs hea-i
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08
Wantcd-A Builder

What happened to Kenneth Me.
Lehman at Canyon coun,y's jail may
easily be magnifcd. aiilict every
prisoner there Sirep,ocoocus lhroa;
infection which sent this aged and
convicted murderer 70 hospital had
already run is course a, the Jail Az
mos, every man there had a. And all
were seriously IN
Prcsuming that Il had been diph-
liberia. a. was once though, possible
in this case What has Canyon county
TO offer for such an emergency Do
citizens OF this community want pri-
soners 20 die like rats before they
awaken to the necessity OF proNiding
sanitary Jail
The new hasemcn, jail is only
small factor in housing Cnyon coun.
" prisoners. hs capacity is six per
sons and its use is limited to fedora
men at present and m occasional wo-
man who falls into the tolls OF the
law. Meantime the old and ou,Worn
Jail is being used. I; Is unsaniiafy
the pleasant home OF oockroaches and
bed bags, a place OF damp and dari
cells. veriiahle incubator oi disease
How much longer mus, We wait
before someone has the courage 70 do
the right thing and sivc this county
a decent. safe county Jail
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08
c. H. S. SQUEALER
College Week In Idaho

College week will begin April Il
and continue until Saturday April
20. The purpose OF this week will be
to influence the high school students
toward college education The slo-
gan is There is 4 College in Idaho
for You" The following are the
speakers who will address the Cald-
we'll high school during College week
Monday-M. F. Angel from U. Of
l.. Tuesday-C. L. Harlan from Safe
Normal School; Thursday-L~ 5.
Tracy of Northwest Nazarene College;
Friday-C. r. Frazer OF Idaho tech. a,
Pocatello.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08

OUR BOY REPORTER

Fare and warmer agen Inez Galloway goin to study
sum about newspapers She's been workn down to
Nampa the Free Press They don send around free to
evrybuddy That's jess the of the paper 1t mean
nobudd can't tell them ware to he'd in at and get away with
it the cheef sed
Jim dash
Mister H. r. cleavers gon to order three love cups for
the track May 10TH They amt drink ont of jess
to look at and things like that for winnn races.
Jim dash
Mister Ed Saufer here wich nose evry cattle by
there LIST this hull seckshun my oher sed wich lives
down in Jordan valley My unkle went the River of
Jordan yeers from the fecks of flew He's ded mean.
But my grand Mother sed he crossed the Jordan river
In bote CESS for the funrul
Jim dash
Mister James T. Hogue here also from Sunny Slope
He likes paper fine and Republican also Think because
he's got sent's.
Jim dash
Mister Chas Freebum back agen from Wala Walla
witch is he lives but bet he wishes he lived here
agen He's got munney and cango amy wares l CESS
Jim dash
Mister Frank Breshears here witch is he'd t. States
marshal for this districk spendn visit CESS he gets dandy
because Its big job and if the pesdun gets beet you
lose your job when the presdun takes hold of the
and remembers his trends Mister Gowen he gets
TO be postmaster for yeers ennyhow.
Jim dash
Margaret knowlton up upset in her auto but no
buddy hurt She used to be he'd of the schools and
smart Greece ghtnn my Mother sed witch her and all
ner foxes She's workm down Emmett now Gettin good
wages bet
Jim dash
with Mrs Frank Bales wieh is there daughter They live
down in Alameda wch is vihdge in California / don't
no If they brought there trunks there
little visit So Mrs Bales VIII 20 down to Calf and
spend the summer with them
Jim dash
hocIer r. NJ Cole and Mister A. Myers had wild goose
dinner down To the Eks and pleasant time wus had by all
Mister Nike hner Ssd he's been good menny wild geese
haSin IN his life but he caught up with them before
lie ssd he had hepins Of brest and legs
jim dash
Mister Tom Tarr wuS here from down IN tho Fargo die,
eS Shakin hand on hizness and the sites He farm
n 50 CESS he WIS here TO get seed and eat
Jim dash II
Mrs Grace Frost and Mrs Pearl Vail had dandy marty
or the Moose lady and pleasant time had by all Mrs
,era Riddle and Mrs julia Lewis got the prize for there
lose and Mrs Hattie FarS and Mrs bessie Fnck got the ond
They wus dressed old fashun Mrs Riddle and Mrs Lewis
hey WIS doled up like rich gypses With ear rings ON and
ing'S and beds ~
i'm dash
That's enuf the eheef sed Nell Wilson wants me To- go
Tor Ger Sse - ess she run of powder agen
thirty
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08
Glass Track Meet

A series of enter-class track meets
will be held each Friday beginning
this Friday. /, is hoped tha; new ma
terial will develope from these meets
from which the regular team for the
district meet will be picked.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08

In the neighboring towns OF Boise
and Nampa the students are enjoying
weeks vacation. This is their spring
vacation but in Caldwell the daily
routine OF school activities is coniinu-
ing
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08
End of Six Weeks Period

This week marks the end OF the
fifth period. Examinations will be
held this week. This period is signih-
cant as only one more period is left
until the end OF the school year.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08

people srsvsi the mcre shey N1-- 70
sraVel When ne god -cat a-S the
1ssc track rs, beS1a % carry i-efSt..
the rsi,roa1s fo0Shs tkern a. co--
pSoco-S Now r1lrosts rra t--cSs
tor sho-,-haai f-siShs ard heip Sod
rcsiS because re rc-e pecc,e
,raVei The more they ~ans - travel,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08
Baseball Ga..

Next Friday will mari -
ing OF the baseball season on n. open
diamond, when Franl,l;n ~: ,''' none
crosses bats with Caldwell. H. s.', .
Gals expect to have li..le ,-o..s, o
bringing home the long end - J; =, a
score. VI Tie
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08
Current Comment

As usual the Democratic idea OF
prosperity is to plunge the country
into free trade. close the shops and
factories. admit a deluge OF foreign
made goods TO be sold at low price
TO producers who have no means OF
getting the money wherewith to pay
for the imported goods.-Omaha Bee.
When. by reason OF the low wages
and the financial situation in Europe,
European manufacturers are able to
undersell American producers. it is
shown very conclusively that we are
not yet protecting this market from
the onslaught OF foreign goods.-Man-
ufacturers Record.
JoSephuS Daniels halls Woodrow
Wilson as the greatest man the
world has ever seen" George Wash
ington never appointed Josephus to
any job. while as for going back 1924
years, that would be too great strain.
Washington Post.
The McAdoo point of view seems
10 be that it was perfectly proper for
him TO accept Mr.. Doheeny's money
for the use of his influence with the
Wilson administration-until the pub
lie found it out,-Fort Wayne Senti-
mel
Bergdoll IS more than a draft dod-
ser and deserter. He is type OF the
most contemplate creatures who ap-
peared in the United States during the
war, and type made more loathsome
by his wealth-Chicago Tribune.
Here's a orumb OF comfort for the
taxpayer. Since 1920 the shipping
board has dropped about $500 en-
ployees, eifecting an annual saving in
of more than N.000.0O0.-Bos-
.on Aidn>CIlpt
Sometimes we have felt that the
taxing system is all wrong. We are
faxed on what we save. Why would
not it be better to tax on what we
spend; the more we spend, the higher
he rate'-Marion Star.
DIR. Levermore has compiled a list
y fourteen things the League OF Ma
ions has accomplished. He ought to
make it fifteen and include the $50, Il
90 it brought him from Mr.. Bok.-ll
Kansas City Star.
We Just knew Jake lannon's name
would be drawn into this Teapot
Dome thing sooner or later. The
enate committee had exhausted all
ne live subjects.-Los Angeles Times.
Let US hope that the announcement
hat the Mellon tax rates have been
o;ed back into the bill means that
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08

Uncle sam IS overlooking oe'
when he .neglecis to add Bose val
lev s,o.s TO the payroll OF the cen
sus bureau This poppy newspApe.
man knows more about figures ana
industries and population than any
other Idaho citizen in private lie
Seems as II these college de0a'ors
should be able 10 settle this World
Court controversy after while
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08

NeA1co vhc scss TX -a.io-'s r,ost
1-'ssr, 9-sss dental asrira-s every ss--s
As N>oSs sr;c q -si--,-. Sec,a-es ,h,,
Dc ca1 S~t ril r-; 1Srsea,sure O. -
tes, q Ne $ e'scse3 Re-s-,Se-s-S
VIA; NcA3ce tss us,h .ss -as'-r,.s
ccs : irc,aeS e assume ~sAs~
-re' 1r.,.c3s
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08

The Frenoh club took a v.-.
Joyable hike. Saturday. TO Iumn ~ 81
Eleven student went. res,,;-;.. s'.''
cars for transpor.a,ion "'
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08

On April first the c H 5 -.
scene OF colorfnl attraction - IA 'a'
Senior class had voted mics. ne
1t was difficult to tell whe,bs- =. lI'
of the students were coming ~ s.n'
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08

Mr.. McAdoo expressed himeslf as
very greatly gratifed and surprised
BY the vote he got in Georgia. II was
lust like getting money from er
home.-Portland Oregonian.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08

Nothing new under the sun The
exchange between Mr.. McAdoo and
Senator Reed of Missouri reminds
one of what the pot said to the ket-
Transcript.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08

The people will pudge congress by
what it has accomplished as the ma
,ional legislature. not by what it has
done as a grand jury.-Omaha Bee.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08

e.. .. . Junior Senior Prom ). - ..
The date for the Junior Prom has
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08

the senate finance committee intends
70 get action.-St- Louis Times.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08

been set for May ;. The --..
will begin active work soon ''''s
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08

JosephuS Daniels halls Woodrow
Wilson as the greatest man the
world has ever seen" George Wash
ington never appointed Josephus to
any job. while as for going back 1924
years, that would be too great strain.
Washington Post.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08

Sometimes we have felt that the
taxing system is all wrong. We are
taxed on what we save. Why would
not it be better to tax on what we
spend; the more we spend, the higher
the rate'-Marion Star.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08

Here's orumb OF comfort for the
taxpayer. Since 1920 the shipping
board has dropped about $500 en-
ployees, eifecting an annual saving in
OF more than 5000. 0O0-Bos-
ton Transcript.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08

DR. Levermore has compiled list
OF fourteen things the League OF Ma
lions has accomplished. He ought to
make it fifteen and include the $50.
600 it brought him from Mr.. Box
Kansas City Star.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-08

Bergdoll is more than draft dod-
ser and deserter. He is type OF the
most contemplate creatures who ap-
peared in the United States during the
war, and type made more loathsome
by his wealth.-Chicago Tribune
Phillips County herald., 1924-07-10
NaUajo Monument in
Northwesfern Arizona

The Navajo national monument Is
within the great and little known Nav.
ajo Indian reservation in northeastern
Arizona. II comprises tracts of land.
each OF which contains the ruins OF
remarkable prehistoric cave pueblo
or elf dwelling In u good state Of
preservation These ARE known as Be
tatnkin tthe Navajo name of side
hlll house). Kitsil (meanlng broken
pottery: and inscription house. The
latter ruin derives its name from an
Inscription scratched into the clay
plaster Of wall. II reads: "s.hnpelro
Ano.Dom 1861"
Betatakin In situated NJ nm elevation
Of 1000 feet In n great cave $50 feet
long. with n maximum depth Of ITO
feet. IN the slide OF soft. red snnd'
stone clllT. which forms the walls OF
n most picturesque ana beautiful
canyon. says the Detroit News. The
cnve roof projects far out over the
village. which originally contained 10
rooms and occupied every foot OF
building space. bui Is 10 high that
swlrllng storms have caused shrub.
berry 10 grow M 10 the very foundn.
tlons ~ the ancient homes.
kitsli Il the largest OF the cave
pueblop and IL appropriately named, NJ
the open spnccs between the nrhrt'
mentn nre strcwn with broken pottery
of the finest type produced by the nm
cienl clIfr dwcllcrs The village com,
pleiely Nils cave aho feet long nnd
10 feet deep, There nrc iis rooms IN
nil. Similar circular ceremonial
chambers or hyns NJ the front OF the
cave nnd below the level of It's floor
lndlcntc that the tribe occupying II
was different from the elan that lived
NJ lrtninkln. us IN the latter there nre
no rooms ~ this typp ~ tsll iH stu
nipd IN wooded cnn,on tho wallis or
which are wmmig cqiuri.
Phillips County herald., 1924-07-10
FITTING BANKERS.
FOR THEIR WORK

Financial conditions are rapidly In
creasing the demand for trained men
and women. This demand Is met by
the American Institute OF Banking,
the educational section OF the Amer
lean Bankers Association. organized
In 1900. II was originally an associa
ton OF clerks. but since 1908 its mem
bership has included bank directors
oficers and clerks. From few hun
dred the institutes membership has
grown steadily TO figure In excess Of
nfty.two thousand. n is not conduct
ed for prsit- II has chapters In more
than one hundred and nfty Of the
oountry's largest cities. Its class en-
rollment Of nearly thirty thousand 10
greater than the combined resistra
ton OF Harvard. Yale. Princeton,
Cornell. the University Of Chicago and
the naval and military academies
Annapolis and West Point. II Offers
instruction In banking practice. eco
nomics. commercial law. negotiable
Instruments, credits. accounting,
bonds and Investments. public speak
Ing. and kindred subjects designed to
NJ the banker for his work and enable
him TO all well his place in his com
munity.-Ciarcncc r. CLANCY. Presi'
dent American Institute OF Banking.
Phillips County herald., 1924-07-10
HoLYoKE AND PAoLi
PRESBYTERIAN NOTES

Community vesper service win be
held next Sunday evening from $50
60 1880 ON the court house lawn.
Public worship at the llolyokc
church next Sunday morning at II
o'clock. The pastor will preach from
the subject Wounded In the House
Of Friends"
Evening worship will be observed
at Paoll at o'clock. The subject
viii he. ''Magerial and Immaicrial
Penalties of Sin"
V. =. 8. c, y, meets nj paoli at
7'1b The union G. u Of IIolyokc
win De held IN the Baptist church at
7i9O
Miss Gertrude inhannHen has Or.
Ranised Junior e e They will
meet next Wednesday afternoon at
Tho church
Tho young folks who attended The
Estes Park Conference viii tell Of
rome Of tho things they enjoyed at
Tho close of tho Sunday School NJ
lluIyohe Sunday morning
Cecil ai. Bear. Pastor
Phillips County herald., 1924-07-10

Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Justice and
daughter Mary Helen. arrived in Hol-
yoke. Wednesday form California
where they have spent the past year.
They made the trip by auto stopping
in Salt Lake City for the Fourth.
They exepct 10 spend only few
months here and return TO California
in time for Miss Mary TO resume
her school duties.