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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-20
zpRAvY " KRArKOsTI,

Thomas Barrow a Charles. SPOTS
prepadnuti boil V ich kancelarii,
81 E. Federal dvoma zbojnikmi vo
stvrtok rano a ozbijani 0 $500 v
hotovosti'a . 5000 sperkoch.
Rev. A. G.. Archibald, baptist
cky kazatel' a jeden hlavnych
bojovnikov zavretie divadiel v,
nasom meste NAL v nedel'u kazeff,
v ktorej napadnul cudzinecke O.
byvatel 'stvo, lie ono je pricinou
nezadrziavania posvatnosti nedel-
neho dina. Obcanov pochodiacich 2
cudzfch krajin naval "poloobcan-
mi s pohanskou nedel 'ou". V sire
du Dol i Rev. Hawkinsom u ma
yora ziadajilc no, ably zavrel diva
dla nedel u. Ten i'm sl'nbil, ze
bude tom rozmysl at.
Mestecko' Benton, Ill. srumene
bolo do zakladov obrovskym Vi
chrom, ;ktory tam ziiril stredu.
Nasledkom protestu nezamest-
nanych robotnikov, mestsky fis-
kal Osborne oznamil, re II, ze kto-
ri nemajii prace, nemusej1 platit
mestskn dan cd zamestnania te-
raz.
V piatok noci zastreleny boil
pri B. a O. kol l'ajach James Hol-
G,lsak, Rusin, neznamymi nigra-
mi a John Pitzel t'azko raneny.
Policia viacerych zatkla a ma ma.
del, ze vraha dostane do rnk.
Sudca hlavneho sndu statu Ohio
R. M. Wanamaker, sue chory Ma
nervy, vyskocil so stvrteho po-
schodia nemocnice Columbus a
sa ma mieste zabil.
Jozef Kovjcky Detroit NAL TAX
rad svoju zenu Teklu, ze spachal
samovrazdu, aby mohla dostat
$1,000 poistneho a sa vydat' "a
ich burdera Antona Lausickeho
: U guvernera 'Donahcya bola pc
tieto dni deputacia z Niles, ktora
ziadala ho, abS Szakazal martovat
Klukserom Niles V maskach, le.
bo s1 obavy, re bude praeka. Da
kych $4,000 klanov ma pochodo
vat V Niles ma sobotu.
VIM. G.. McAdoo, ma ceste dc
New Yorku ma konvenciu, zasta
vii sa Youngstown "a par mi
nut povedal z vlaku kratku re-
asi 800 youngstownskym demo
kratom v stredu vecer.
Okresny pokladnik Frank Vo
gan oznamuje, ze termln ma pla
tenie danf predlzuje do 20. julia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-20
NOVA sLovENsKA
PLECHARSKA DIELNA

CT. slovenskej verejnosti v me-
ste Youngstown a ma okolf moze-
me oznamit zas jednu potesitel'
nj zpravu. A sice pani Puha a
Novak otyorili 81 po tieto dni ple-
charsku plumberskn dielnu pod
{. SO North Lane, pri Oak st. Kto
kol 'vek by potreboval plecharsk;I
alebo plumbersku pracu vykonat
moze sa smele obratit' ma tychto
slovenskych majstrov, ktori ka.
zdn pracu do 1ch oboru spadajil.
Gu vykonajil svedomite a znale-
cky. Plecharsku pracu vykoncia
aknkol 'vek, cd malej do najvac
Sci a prevadzajn mensie plumber.
ske prace. Kazdy Slovak ma pod.
porovat' slovenskych obchodni
kov a remeselnikov. Blizsia ie kc
Sel'a nez kabat. Ked' budeme svo
jich podporovat', lepsie sa nan
vsetkym bude vodit'. Kto by po
treboval tinerov, mech zatelefonu
ie 33209 alebo pride osobne dc
dielne {. SO North Lane Ave. &
obdrzf najlepsiu obsluhu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-20

stovatel 4 objayitei ktoty vie4s
dol yyprayu do dzunsli Panamy,
vratil 50 po tieto dnis do civiliza-
Gle priviedol sebol dvoch bie-
lych Indianov q jedno bieles 14-roc-
ne indiAnske dievca. Myslf 50, ze
tito. bieli Indiani sh potomkovia
spanielov, ktori So y Paname pred
par sto rokmi usadili a smiesali 5
Indianmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-20
POLITICKY PREHL'AD,
(Dokoncenie s /. |strany.)

(Dokoncenie /. >strany.)
Uplna volebna listina republi-
kanskych a demokratickych kan
didatov Mahoning zupc je ma
sledovna: ...
"a serifa
Republican,: Paul E. Lyden, A.
dam G. Stone, Joseph H. Pico.
Demokrati: j. G.. Huffman, Da-
vid j. Welsh, Joe d. Hanna.
Ia fiskusa
Republican,: James G.. Hart
well, Thomas j. Thomas a Elmer
G. Cpwan.
Demokrati: Rhody w. Hedlan9,
Louis J. Hunter, J. E. Whiteside.
Ia koronera
Republican: DIR. M. E. Hayes.
Ia komisarov
Republican,: David J. Morgan,
Thomas R. Williams, Griff Jones,
Albert Cooper, Robert G.. Craw-
ford, Roy NJ. Wallace, William
Dalrymple, David O. Johns, John
S. Lewis, M. j. Gilmore, Joseph
E. Epman, Paul E. Dawson,
Demokrati: Henry Young, John
P. McNally.
"a pokladnika
Republican,: Frank H. Vogan,
Owen E. James, Alex E. Lawson.
Demokrat: Frank P. Turner.
"a kortoveho klerka
Republican: N. H. Chaney.
Demokrat: Ziaden.
Ia zememeriGa
Republican,: George M. Mont
gomery, Harry M. Crawford.
Dem0krat: Zladen.
"a rekordera
Republican,: Chas. M. Thorne,
Samuel J. Holt.
Demokrat: David s. Jones.
Ia poslanca do Stat. snemu
(Traja do nominacie)
Republican,: Mrs. Irene Leon
ard, Chas. A. Westover, Mrs. G.
j. OFT, mabel Thomas Davis, Mrs.
Laura Heacock, George H. Ro-
berts, Stephen F. Sullivan.
Demokrati: Russell Mckay, H.
P. Beckenbach.
"a sudcu do Probate kortu
Republican,: Frank l.. Oesch
Arthur Morgan. II
"a sudcu rodinnych veci
Republican: H. P. Mccoy.
Common Pleas roxy
Republican: j. H. G. Lyon.
"a kongresmana
Republican,: John G.. Cooper,
Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton.
Do statneho senatu
+, (Dvaja do nominacie)
Republican,: l. !L.;George, sa-
mt1e1 G.. Eva1son, T. Eugene Ro-
berts, R.. E. Hempcl; NJ. j. Sloan
a Joseph W. Wess. ....'
Demokrati: William Il. Sause,
Orville McCrillis, y
Sudca Gessner a byvaly sudca
Jenkins sn kandidatmi ma sudcov-
ctvn noinon rn1itickvch cfrSnnly
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-20
Po1Ir1KA IA NABozENsTvo.
(Dokoncenie s 2. strany)

(Dokoneene O. strany)
tov ami invch krainskch zakonoch nenachadza Dale
nam hovo takto: Katoc uz boil al s krem prezidenta
najvyssch 1adoch krajny, sce: srdca Tanney sud
White boil predsedam najvyssieho krajnsktho sldu
vo Washngtone az do ch snrt to bez najmense skvr
ny iradovana d'ale pise: Thomas Walsh senator
Spoj Statov Montany r. katolik pred eho zvolenim
inych satov pris agitovat' skWny nom nachadzat
ale bez vysedku Voleia 70 statu Montana videl ze
boil vc ovGich kozach, vrok vynies mad MIN taky
re no velkou vacsnou zvoli do vyssej Spoj
Statov dnes pan T. Walsh patri medz napokrotejsch
senatorov Washingtone.
Este vacsia predpojatost' panuje touto dobou voc
Alfredov Smith-ovi, guvernerovi statu New York.
Kto je Alfred Smith? Alfred Smith je g,lvemer sta
tn New York, je nemeckeho povod nabozensva je ka
toik, politickej stranky je demokrat Guve1n6r Smith
spravuje Stat kory pocita Wac n desa m]ionov oby
vateov spravcova jeho kampane hovoria re ked m6ze
pravovat tax ludnay STAT ze n6ze snravovat al cel6
Spojene Staty.
vpade g,,v Smith obdrzi norninaciu, v budlcej KAN
pani bude mat proti sebe diva velk6 hrechy' sice
jeho verovyznanie zrsene statneho prohbicn6ho "a
kona.
Preco guy. Smith podplsal zakon zrusujic statnu
prohibcu? to, ze by salony molly by zas ovorene
state New Yorku? 0 ME- guverner Smith videl vel kn
nespravedlivost' kora naviac panovaa panuje medz
prohibcnym Gradami, ako ma pr1klad: j. d. Anderson
superintendent PrOtl-saOnOVeJ Llgy Statu New York.
kory sedi zaar pre- spreneveru statnych penaz
no inych graftov, ktore boly dennom poradku si
dnes po celych Spoj Statoch. Mnoho poprednych pot
karov predpoveda Smithovu nominacu, vel'ke stavky
n1kan, re Smith bude zvoleny budtice iaseni "a prez
denta spoj. statov.
Ceny citatel'u! Vieme tom, re keby sa to lskutoG
milo dost nome - tax by to vzbudilo vel Ike
6uene medzi stou cast'ou americkeho obcanstva Guv
Smith m6ze toto sam predvidat epsie by boo keby
kandidace na prezdentstvo vidal.
Ctujem tn slova ktor6 raz prehovori neboztik Theo
dore Reosevelt Pride doba,edy bue katolk alebo zd
okupovat prezdentsk stolec TAX ako protestant Ano
ale PRIV must doba prfst ze bude obcan obcanov lepsu
lasku ukazovat ako ju jedn ukazud terase dobe Ci
nema kazdy obcan ednak zastavu Spo Statocl? PRAY
da ze ano. TAX emblem 81 cme vsetc jednako, veru
81 ctime, ktora nam lepse pac Raj c1tal zvoto
pis Abrahama Lincona. Medz nym bo jeden zaujinavy
klsok, sice Prisel jeden protestantsky kaz
pytal no, ze ktorej Were ver? On odpovedal M
luj Boha nado vsetko bzn6ho jake seba sameho kto
takto cni, incl VERY netreba Vtedy kaz vde ze Cd
poved, bola kratka obsah SLOW srov tax dalsie W.
svetene no Wac ami neziadal
prot vieram boje ved1 vrat by krtke cesy jejch
boja Ale pride mich cas- ako tych pysn!ch Babi
loncanov ktori cd pychy proti Bou nevedei co ma
bit zacali stavat vezu kora maa siahat do neba ale
Bob i'm jazyky zmiatol ze nemohl jeden druh6nu Wac
1ozumet' stavbu mseli nechat' rozist' Toho do
siahne dnes-zajtra tato ---ska organizacia /
(Pokracovanie)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-20

BELL INDIANI sKUTOCNOsT
Richard G.. March, americky ce-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-04
,a - Chiffon Taffeta Silk .S1..35

Firm quality in shades OF navy. maize. henna. coral
light navy. old rose. sapphire. scarlet. raspberry,
msphisio. tomato. orchid. American Beauty. ia
ehaa. Jade and black
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-04
Revive Alaskan
Steamer Service

Seattle win be revived as the
Southern terminus % a Seattle
Vancouver Alaska freight and pas
sengcr steamship service BY the
Canadian National railways. {, was
Monday following the
visit OF a party OF company's Of
ficiais. A similar service was dis
continued more than a year ago.
Tho company owns The Grand
Trunk dock az the foot Of Madison
ST.. and as Il Is including Seattle
In It's Eastern tourist advertising
campaigns. the traffic Is said to
warrant tho new service,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-04
Funeral for Renton
Pioneer Wednesday

Funeral services fof Robert
Wood. Sr. pioneer Renton mer,
chant. viii be held Wednesday at ?
p, m. from the FIRST Presbyterian
church, Renton MIR. Wood was
born in 1855 az Gunleywalls, North.
umberland. England With his wife
and 10 children De came 10 Ameri.
ca In ises. coming 20 Renton in
1854.
lie Is survived by four sons FIVE
daughters. 26 grandchildren and
five grcat grandchildren. The sons
are; Joseph. Edward. Richard and
Robert. Jr- all OF Renton. The
daughters are: Mrs. Susan Harris.
san Diego. Mrs. Anna Marlowe
Rsnton: Mrs. Katherine Tyndall
Fairbanks. Alaska; Mrs. Mary De.
van and Mrs. Ellen Mcclure. Of
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-04
Shenandoah's Mast
Is Rising at Camp

The steel mooring mast. which Is
being erected az Camp Lewis for
the giant dirigihle Shenandoah. viii
be completed by September /. Il
was declared Monday.
Rear Admiral Gaylord Church Is
in charge OF the erection OF the
mast. The last section OF the steel
rod. which projects 100 feet into
the air. was completed last week.
Another steel structure must be
erected 10 the same height 10 carry
the pipes which win FIJI the big
bag with gas.
This section now reaches iso feet
into the air. Six concrete anchor.
age placements are being construct.
ed near the foot OF the mast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-04
PROGRAM AT ~"
Lectures and RecitalS Are
Scheduled for Week

Three numbers. one on Wednesday
and two Thursday. will Dc presented
By professors az the university sum.
mcr school this week They are a
part OF the acknowledgements
program 81 the summer scsAon.
Wednesday evening al o'clock.
Prof Frederick starr formerly of
the University OF Chicago. viii lee.
turc On Mexico To-day" His ad.
dress VIII be given al Meany hall
A D. m. the day following Mrs.
Louise Van oglc win present must
cal locture,rccital on Rimsky. Korsa,
kow's Ivan the Terrible" az Meany
hall, THE Public School and the
cummunity" win be given az Sp. m.
Thursday al Philosophy hall by
Prof Cecil Clare North OF ohio state
university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-04
Get New Clews in
Conner Death Case

News clewa. which viii be used In
the prosecution Of the murder charge
against Richard Conner, have been
found In the well In which Mrs. Con
ncr's body was found two weeks ago
near Camp Lewis. Il was announced
Monday by the Tacoma federal at
torney's office.
A slipper. mate 10 the one found
when the body waA removed. a
nail file and small piece OF pocket
comb have been found. Officers were
continuing the search q the well
Monday in the hopes Of finding Mrs.
Corners Rebecca pin. which has not
yet been recovered.
Mrs. Conner was az one time head
OF the Fern I'm chapter Of that or
der.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-04
40 I" Fine Flat Crepe SI.45

Durable and popular Is this crepe In shades Of navy
tan. beige. sand pigiail steel. Chinese red. nickel
taupe pablo. cocoa. hennn. cigarette gauEe. sand
rosewood Coolidge. tan. gray. blue. brown. white
and black.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-04

Chiffon silk stockings with Isle hemmed tops AN
reinforced feet, In peach. dawn. nude. pearl. a,mo;
phcre and fawn Full fashioned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-04

the Black IIins ana came to Seattle
"a years ago.
The candidate T. married. has
four children. used TO i've IN the
University district and now makes
his home on Mercer island
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-04

In the Pioneer
buidinF for his
campaign for the
superior bench Of
King county In
Department s.
Lawrence b. a
graduate OF the
state college Of
North pa X ota
and ~ Columbia
university at New
York. lie WAS
born In Iowa,
lived In South
Dakota is years.
NH .rhnnl In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-04
CLAY LAWRENCE OUT
FOR SUPERIOR BENCH
IN DEPARTMENT FIVE

Ask your lawyer before you
vote" Is the slogan adopted by Gay
Lawrence. an attorney with oitiees
, 1924-04-10
MRS. BIBLE IS
APPOINTED MUSIC
WEEK

Mrs. George Bible recently re-
ceived a formal appointment from
Governor Ross as chairman Of the
Music Week Committee for this city
Music Week. which will be featured
throughout the entire United States
this year the week OF May 4th tc
10th inclusive, has been develope5
during the last few years by lover,
and patrons of this art. and has 70,
its purpose the encouragement o
better music in America.
Foreign countries, 1t is pointer
out. have succeeded in developne
the art of music 10 a high degree
largely through governmental err
couragement of youthful genus
This is especially true of France an
Germany. whose musicians have con-
tributed importantly to the cultur,
of their respective countries. Suc'
aid is not probable in this countrv,
and other steps are being taken b
those intereted in. music as a h'g'
art. that America. also, may develor
her great musicians.
1t Is the general feeling anon
those behind this worthy nationG
movement. that while the s~o-calle
jazz music, IL 1t is good Jazz. has ;
definite place in the annals of Amer
, 1924-04-10
ANNUAL OPERETTA
OF JUNIOR HIGH
SCH00LT0M0RR


Two performances of The Indian
Princess" n delightful two act musi-
cal playlet which was chosen by the
Junior High School for it's annual
operetta, will be given TOMORROW.
One will be given at 3 O'Clock in the
afternoon, and the other at eight
O'Clock In the evening, both perform
nee taking place in the high school
auditorium under the direction OF
Miss Amy Whitson.
This operatta relates the charming
historical romance of Captain John
Smith and the Indian maiden with
whom he fell in love. Pocahontas. The
first act is given over largely to por-
traying the early historical life of
Pilgrims On the Virginian shore, and
treats of the landing of the English
under their gallant captain. aspects
of the pilgrims contact with the ma
tives. II man other facts Of that
early time dear to the heart of every
American.
Act two is laid in the camp Of the
lrcians. whore Pocahontas. daughter
OF the powerful chief ~Powhatan, falls
in loye with Smith. then a prisoner.
and intercedes in his behalf.
The Junior High School declama-
tory contest, in which students Sc
lected by the preliminary contests
held a few weeks ago will compete
70" final honors, will be held in con-
ncction with the operetta
, 1924-04-10
PRISON
CLUB WILL GIVE
EXCELLENT SHOW

The Prison Dramatic Club ARE
tusy with their new production. a
comedy entitled "Snobson's Stag
Party" which promises TO be one of
Their best productions and rich in
largh-provohing issues.
MIR. Nicholas Snobson. a rich and
eccentric woman-hatcr. lives In Sc
clusinn with his lively nephew and
n mischiovous darby Snob-
son is induced to give n party-a
stag pnrty-becausc he won't have a
Woman on the promises. Being
without friends. he selects the guests
nj random from the city directory
and dispatches his Invitations. The
company arrives. all color and OF
every racc-includinE " ladies
who got IN hy mistake.
However, come up and see the fun
for yourselves" say those In charg.
"loun not be disappointed There
VIII also be some high-class vsude.
yilc-notoworthy n farce entitled
Hungry" by Ncssrs. Morgan an
fnncy-comedlans OF no small
merit.
Gibson. OF prison minstrel fame.
viii niso be In the limeiight. and
promises many hearty laughs.
Ticf''s viii he on sale mex,
wenk ~ Pierce 4 Ryan's drug .tor.
Adults i5c, children bOc.
, 1924-04-10
Bowen-C Carlson Nuptials

One of the prettiest home we'd
dings of the spring season took place
on Monday evening at $50 at the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. N. P: Carlson.
when their daughter, Miss Ruby. be-
came the bride of Charles NJ. Bowen.
Or. Fraser pastor OF the Presbyterian
church, officiated. The Carlson home
was decorated attractively with
Opaelia S Miss Louise Jones of
Denver was the brides attendant,
and Chris Carlson. brother OF the
bride, was best man.
The bride was charming in a gown
of gold coiored georgette trimmed
with filet and she wore a corsage
bouquet of Ophelia roses and lilies.
The bridesmaid wore blue gorgette
and a corsaGe bouquet of white Roses.
Following the marriage service. a
four-course dinner was served in the
dInning room, where a pretty color
icheme of pink was used.
The guests included the immediate
relatives of the bride, and MIR. and
Mrs. l.. j. Morton of Hollywood, Cal,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Rasmussen of
this city and Miss Louise Jones of
beaver.
The happy couple departed the
same evening for n short visit with
Mr.. Bowen's mother and sisters in
Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Bowen is enc OF the most at
tractiye young women of the city.
, 1924-04-10
CITY PARK IS
PLANNED @ THE.
COMING SUMMER

Definite steps were started yester-
day for the creation of a City Park
in Rawlins. 1t is planned for the
starting of this park near the Rodeo'
Grounds, northeast of the city. Raw
Inns owns considerable property in
that vicinity and ii will be possible
to lay out an exceptionally nice park
there.
Realizing that the City would not
have money available for the crea-
ton of this park. A. w. Beeler start
ed around yesterday among the bus
mess and professional men of Raw
Inns with n subscription list.
This subscription list was a little
different han most lists. as instead
OF asking for money. trees were
asked for. Mr.. Beeler has already
secured pledges for the purchase of
over 100 trees to be Used in beauti-
Tying this new park.
1t is planned for the city to lay
out and take care of this park.
while citizens will be expected to
contribute toward the bcautifying
of II.
This In n mishty worthy movement
and the sponsors will find a large
percentage OF our citizens solidly be-
hind II.
, 1924-04-10
STRAND THEATRE
AWARDS ITS PRIZE
PACKARD COUPE

ErncHi Baum won the elaborate
Packard Coupe which hrs adorned
the Office window OF tho Strand
Thottrr dur mr. IN. last three wer'u
This AUTOMOBILES. n splendid fninia.
turc OF iis big brother" and ono
or which any younFator would be-
juftly proud. was put up by the
strand aa an attendance prize. and
went TO the holder OF the lucky mum
hcrod check issued some time dur.
ing the month OF the contest by tho
ihrnfor
NJ raum won or tho number
1900. A drawing was made from
tho hos containing Hti drniirH,a
numbers AZ the Strand lot night
N-r H. Noshr- who .srrrei .
nervous collapse tho lattor part Of
last wcc', Wa taken 20 rHn~ r On
turdff morning where abe IN IN
der the caro- NJ pr. D%aiaharty. who
zane 'p Wawiins the latter pert. Of
the week 70 attend her. Str. rnahr-
was accompanied 10 the Colorado
'iiv by hor brother. Sir. Oscar Ia.
son OF Long Beach. cal. and hy So
rhh Mrs I = Hsnlie. The hn-. ~
uaNlns friends OF NtH. sosi.r hs5s
mat che may o return ho.na IN,
'feiy recovered IN health.
, 1924-04-10

Miss Louise Berry Of Emmett, Ida.
who has been spending several
weeks in the city as the house guest
ct her. nephew, W. II. Hunt, and
MIS-. Hunt. departed ON THURSDAY
morning of this week for her home.
Frank Ryan who has ben spending
the past several months In California
Is expected home on Saturday Of this
week. His mother will spend another
month in Los Angeles before return
ing to Rawlins.
John Mahoney spent the week end
in the city from the ranch visiting
his family.
, 1924-04-10
Edited by
MRS. PEARL MILLER
Phone 1HO-W
Organization Of
WOman's Club

Organization Of
Womnn's Club
The Woman's Club of Rawlins had
its beginning on Monday evening un-
der circumstances which are favor
able for its immediate success. Abou
Il hundred women interested in the
movement met in the High Schoc.
auditorium at 500 o'clock to listen
to the program arranged by the De
nhian club. the principal featu'
which was the address by Mrs. Tall
aferro of Rock Springs. Mrs. Gu
Fleischli. president Of the Delphia,
club, presided over the meeting.
Mrs. G. w. jeffrey was secretary pr,
tenn.
The meeting opened with the sing
ing of America by the audience, af-
ser which the following program was
giye9:
Piano solo-----Mr. Mac Arthur
Vocal solo--------4Miss Beth Hays
Reading----------Mrs. Earl Barnt
Address-------Mrs. T. s. T%aliaferro
Fald on local welfare work---
--------------Mrs. w. F. WEIGH
Talk on past activities in club work
-------------Mrs. John Donnell
Mrs. Taliaferro gave an inspiring
talk on the aims n accomplishments
Of women's clubs In general, and o
the work being carried on in the
Wyoming towns in particular. Mrs.
Taliafferro is vice-president of the
Wyoming State Federation of Clubs
Election of officers for The e
hub took place Immediately follow
Ing the program, with the result as
follows:
Mrs. Raymond Barber, president.
Mrs. w. F. WEIGH, first vice pres
Miss Helen Irving. second vice.
president.
Miss Christel Thode. recording secy
Mrs. l. ]. Rendle, corresponding
secretary.
Mrs. w. w. Daley. treasurer.
Mrs. +. NJ. Johnston, auditor.
, 1924-04-10
Have Enjoyable Dance

The members of the Security Bene-
III Association gave a very enjoyable
Apron and Overall Dance en- Thurs
day evening last after their regular
Council meeting. The dance. was
very we'll attended and the members
report a delightful evening.
h is only me of the numerous
good times which has been planned
by the members Of this organization
and their friends, as plans have been
made to hold a kids Leap Year"
party after the regular meeting this
Thursday evening.
, 1924-04-10
oci!,l. Affairs

Socini Affairs
Tor Mrs. 'T~ai;afcrvO
Mrs. T. S. Taliaierro was the house
guest of Mrs. George Bible during
her visit in Rawlins. and was the in
of an attractive dinner given
by Mrs. c. w. Jeffrey on Monday
evening. Pink sweet peas and tulips
decorated the table around which
were seated Mrs. Taliaferro. Mrs. JEFF
trey and Mesdames George Bible. A.
Stratton and w. F. WEIGH.
, 1924-04-10
Shower for
Br!uc-Elcct

Shower for
Br:dc-Elcct
Mrs. P. f. Server was hostess at a
miscellaneous shower of pretty ap-
continents on Monday afternoon in
compliment to Miss Ruby Carlson
whose marriage to Charles Bowen
took place that evening. Friends in
vited to the affair were Mesdames
DIN Gobrecht. e. r. Good. James
Havrilla. Lillian Hayden. ]. E. Baker
). X. Taught. B. Cummings and Miss
louise Jones.
, 1924-04-10

.can musical achievement, yet Jazz
occupies too large a position in this
country today.
Mrs. Bible is developing plans for
the observance of Music Week, n
feature Of which. 1t is hoped, will
be a contest between various school
children.