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to Nampa Friday.

to Nampa Friday.
Freeman Shrum, accompanied by
his brother Vern and wife and moth
er, Mrs. G. A. Shrum, motored to
Boise Monday.
Frank Liable and wife are here
from Pendleton visiting Franks par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. John Liable.
Mrs. George Perry was struck by
piece OF wood and received a cut
below the left eye while engaged in
cutting wood Thursday evening.
Mrs. VIM. Peterson arrived home
Sunday after weeks visit with her
parents in Gooding.
Mr.. Peterson played ball in Hail
ey the 3rd and 4th with the HALEY
ball team.
Bud Tompson and sisters Regena
and Katherine were here last week
from Twin Falls for short visit
with their grand mother Mrs Sid
ney Roberts and were accompanied
home by their aunt Mrs. j. Mole of
San Francisco who is visiting here.
Frank j. Doern and two children
Of San Diego, California, are the
house guests of Mrs Doerr's sister
Mrs. H. c. Crisp.
Fireman D. S. Anderberg who is
i'll with the spotted fever was taken
to the hospital in Pocatello Friday
night by Ivan Higgins, brother
fireman. Mrs Anderberg returned
from Pocatello Monday night and re-
ports very little change in her hus
bands condition.
Mrs. H. j. Murray, accompanied
Glenn Pierce, two year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. o. P Pierce to Boise
where ne will enter the st. Alphon-
lus hospital and undergo an opera
ion on the throat.
Frank Lux went to Boise Wednes-
lay for medical treatment.
Mrs. G. C. Shrum went to Boise
with her son Vern who
S in the st. Alphonsus hospital with
he pneumonia. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Engersoll, Mr.
nd Mrs. Worth Montgomery, Mr..
nd Mrs. Tutor and Mr.. and Mrs.
rank Berry spent the Fourth of {
NV n, Taafb arvilIa
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Coulson, Mr. t
nd Mrs. Harry Knox and son Bill, '
lr. and Mrs. Manly Farm, Mr.. and p
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SUNDAY SERVICES AT THE
METHODIST CHURCH

sunday school and morning wor-
ship only, in the evening uniting un-
ion service on the school house lawn.
A fine attendance Sunday evening,
considering it. was the next day at
ter the Fourth. Theme for the
morning service, 1.-The Christ on the
Doorstep
In the Sunday school, classes for
all ages Come and join your class.
The Ladies Aid will put on
cooked food sale next Saturday, July
the 11th.
Do not stay at home because of
the weather With the eccentric"
fans going you may keep cool.
Come to the evening service and
assist in the singing.
John A. Smith, pastor.
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v. e. Slater and Gladus Slater mo
tored to Boise on Monday.
Ivan r. Slater is home from Vel
low Pine for a few weeks.
Chas. Shaffer and AL Johnson have
been on fishing trip and caught
It's pretty trout
Mrs. G. c. Corder held family
picnic at her home on the Fourth OF
July.
Floyd Blackwell and Mrs. Mary
Blackwell came up from Grand View
on Wednesday. Mrs. Blackwell re-
NAMED here.
l. r. and V. E. Slater are the
proud owners of new Overland
touring car.
Chris Nelson and family spent
Sunday with the Magnussens.
An enjoyable dance was held at
our hall on Saturday. A Boise or
chestra furnished the music.
V. e. Slater motored to Hill City
on Friday and stayed over to spend
the Fourth at Featheryiile.
frankie Rigby was dragged by the
hands the forepart of last week and
was quite badly bruised The sad
lie turned and the horse dragged
aim for some distance His face was
bruised and it was thought that his
toe was broken.
Mr. and Mrs. sherman Church and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slater spent the
week end with the G. r. Slater's.
Mr., and Mrs. Raymond Carter and
laughter Phyllis spent Sunday with
he Compton family.
Mrs c. R. Slater held a picnic at i
he Slater ranch. There were about
IS in attendance
Mr.. and Mrs. " e. Compton spent
friday and Saturday at Grand View.
Mrs. Ray Slater and Mrs. Ella
later spent Tuesday afternoon with
hrs. Earl Minger.
Dorothy Field is home after work
az at Beck's ranch during haying.
Mrs. J. o. Beck's mother, Mrs.
Vells, has been visiting with her
aughter.
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AUTHORIZE BOND
ISSUE ELECTION
(Continued from page one)

kOOHIHueu from pdSe OHeJ
tons and lay your plans according
~ there is yet time to stem the tide
and turn it into sweeping victory.
Are YOU going to be one of those
to finish with an Overwhelming
number of votes. or are you going to
be satisfied with what you now have
or a few more and see the efforts of
the past weeks swept into oblivion
and lose all? 1t is up to each and
every candidate now to take charge
and lead the battle to the finish.
BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY
A few more laps and the race will
have been run Only short time
remains to choose between victory
and success or failure. Don't!
overlook your chances to win. Avail
yourself of every opportunity the
campaign affords.
REMEMBER means something
to win in a competition of this kind
lit is a demonstration of ability
that is extraordinary. It proves
winning personality. Sometimes it
proves the weakness of some of your
supposed friends. but reveals the
true ones, and it always tests your
mettle and measures your strength.
THE LAST SIX DAYS OF THE
RACE AND NOW THE FINAL
HOME STRETCH, THEN THE
AWARDING OF THE PRIZES.
LIST OF PRIZES
$4,000 New Overland Standard
Sedan, purchased of John w. Nor
ton, Mountain Home, Idaho, and on
display at Morton's Garage.
$4,000 Atwater Kent Radio in
beautiful cabinet, purchased of c.
B. Faraday, Mountain Home, Idaho,
and on display in Whittaker's show
window.
$4,000 Solitaire Diamond Ring, !,
purchased of J. w. Rowett & Son,
Mountain Home, Idaho, and on dis
play in their front window.
$4,000 Gruen Ladies Wrist Watch,
purchased of j w. Rowett & Son
md on display in their window.
$3.50 Bulova Ladies Wrist Watch ]
of J. w. Rowett & Son.
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July 10, 1925

will remain open until seven in the
evening.
The fact that the bonds are issued
does not necessarily mean that $780,
600 win be paid for the system but
this matter will be taken up between
the board and the Brady interests
and an agreeable figure arrived at
The board of directors, according to
the following resolution, which was
passed on Tuesday evening expect to
consult with the committees from
the two systems and the water users
in general, relative to their attitude
in the matter after the bonds have
been issued:
Whereas, the reorganization and
financing of the irrigation systems
with which the Mountain Home Ir-
rigation District has to deal, has
been carried on by the voluntary
efforts of two committees, one COM
posed of users from the system of
the Mountain Home Cooperative IT.
rigation Company and the other
from the system of the Gilmore Coun-
ty Irrigated Farms Association; and
Whereas, the members of this
board feel themselves obligated to
carry out the wishes of the said com
mittees, representing, as they do,
the interests of all the water users
in said district;
Now, therefore, be it resolved, that
this Board of Directors of the Noun
tain Home Irrigation District here
by pledges itself, should the said
bond issue carry, to allow full OPP
portunity for discussion among the
water users of all the detail of the
purchase of said irrigation
systems, prior to such purchase; and
further that they will not consum-
nate any deal without the general
consent and approval of the said wa
er users committees"
The question of putting the sys-
EN- in shape, whether or not this
will be done by the district or the
present owners, is another matter
hat will have to be gone over thor
ughly between the two interested
arties.
Attorney b. w. Oppenheim and r.
igation Engineer w. G. Cloan were
n attendance at Tuesday evenings
ieeting and Mr.. Sloan submitted an
Extensive report on the present
Iatus of the system.
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The Gem Oil Co. S new filling sta
ton is now open for business. d
B. Shrum has charge of the station
Mr.. and Mrs. Crabtree and son OF
Manitou Springs, Colo, and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Stewart and daughter OF
Colorado Springs were visitors in the
j. f. Qimmeth home last week.
Mrs. Ed M. Clark went to Salt
Lake Friday for a few days visit
with her son Leslie.
Mrs. Maude Still arrived home
from Salt Lake after several weeks
visit with her daughter.
Mrs. I'D, Baker and children are
in ogden visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs L. Schroeder and son
arrived home last week after a two
weeks vacation trip spent in Port
land and Seattle.
Mrs. Fannie L. Sitton left We'd
nesday with Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Hurlbert for their summer home in
the hills where she expects to remain
during the warm weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Fisher have
returned after a months visit in
Oregon and California.
e. f. Hibberd made business trip
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MRS. ROBERTSON ENTERTAINs

MRS. ROBERTSON ENTERTAINS
Mrs. G. w. Robertson was hostess
July 4th, to party of friends in
compliment to her daughter, Mrs. A.
e. Berosek, Of Pocatello, who has
been sojourning here while Mr.. Ber-
osek. is on a business trip through
the northwest The affair was in
the nature of an antique party and
the pleasant screen porch of the
Robertson home a pleasant setting
for same. Covers were laid for ten.
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SUNDAY SERVICES
SUNDAY SERVICES AT
THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday school at 1000 a. m.
Quarterly Communion Service at
1900 a. m. Everybody invited.
Union Services in front of school
building, Sunday evening p. m.
Union Sunday evening services
will continue during July and Aug
ust
j. L. TAYLOR, Pastor.
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Halls Catarrh Medicine

Those who are in a run down" condi-
ton will notice that Catarrh bothers
them much more than when they are in
good health. This fact proves that while
Catarrh is a local disease, it is greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
sists of an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves by local application, and the
Internal Medicine, Tonic, which assists
in improving the General Health.
Sold by druggists Tor over 40 Years.
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SUNDAY SERVICES AT
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH

Sunday Mass at 10000.
Tuesday 1870 St Anthony Devo-
ton and Benediction.
Thursday, 400 'clock-Altar So
ciety meeting.
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Higgins and Miss Gertrude Liable.
SURPRISE SHOWER

A surprise shower was given Mrs.
Howard Twining at her home Thurs
day evening by Mrs. j. Flock and
Mrs E. S. Messerly. About thirty
guests were present Games were en-
joyed during the evening. Ice cream
and cake were srved. Mrs Twining
received many beautiful and useful
gifts.
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The husbands and families were
honor guests Sunday at an informal
picnic party given by Chapter q, p.
e. o. at the summer home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Davis on Camas Greek.
The log cabin was christened" Castle
View by Mrs. Verbryck. Refresh
ments were served. Singing with
string instruments around the big
camp fire closed the day. There were
thirty five present
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Nagging, fault-fnding wives drive
men to ruin, a minister says, but
where is the wife who will admit
that the remark applies TO her?
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Republican Subscription
Campaign Nears End

Continued from page one)
the office of o. E. Norell and the
polls will open at eight o'clock and
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GLENNS FERRY ITEMS

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son, Brown, Allison. Rife, Johnson,
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ner, Gladys Goodall, Gertrude Cor
bus, Genevieye Deylin, Oda Helen
Tye and Bonnie Goddard.
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Evening star., 1925-10-28

Col. W. s. Terriberry has opened
his apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel, after spending a month with
Mrs. Terriberry at their Summer
home on Fishers Island. Long Island.
Mrs. Terriberry will join her husband
III Washington about the middle Of
November.
Evening star., 1925-10-28
Gala agher-Nallan
w edtiing TODAY.

The marriage of Miss Beatrice Nal
Ian, daughter of Mrs. Mallan and the
late DR.. Thomas +. Mallan, to Mr..
Vincent Gallagher of New York will
take place this evening at o'clock. in
st. Thomas Catholic Church, the Rev.
Edward l.. Buckley officiating. A re
ception VIII follow Immediately after
at Wardman Park Hotel.
Miss Gertrude Grosvenor. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor,
has selected saturday afternoon, De
cembrr ). for her marriage to Mr.. Pax
ton Blair. The ceremony will be per
formed in the Church of the Cove
nant, the Rev. DIR. Charles Wood pas
tor of the church. officiating.
The first Of the series of Army
dances will he held at the Willard
Tuesday night. December !. Others
will follow from time to time through
out the season. 4 large number of
dinner parties are being arranged to
precede the first dance and arrange
ments are being made TO hold these
in the Willard room. Col. and Mrs.
Herman II. Glade have issued invita-
toms for a dinner. which they will
give at the Willard preceding the
dance in honor of Gen. Hines. They
will have nearly 40 guests. In addi.
ton. Col. and Mrs. w. w. Overton
have also issued invitations for a din
ner at the Willard preceding the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence S Thomas
have issued invitations for the mar
riage of their daughter. Rachel. to
Mr.. Arthur Heisler Van Horn Thurs
day evening, October 20. at 7:30
o'clock in the Grace Reformed
Church. y reception will follow i'm
mediately at III Massachusetts ave
nue. northeast.
Miss Elizabeth West of Oakland.
Md. is the guest of the Rev. and
Mrs. J. II. w. Blake and Miss Blake
in their apartment at 1871 Twentieth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Martin Saw
age will not return to Washington
until the Spring and are still at the
Broadmoor, at Colorado Springs, where
they have been for some time. Mrs.
Savage has not been here since De
cember, 1924.
The National Geographic Society
has issued invitations for an address
by Comdr. Donald B. Macmillan and
u showing of films of the 1925 eXpedi-
tons scientific work and flights of
the United States Navy airplanes in
the Far North Saturday evening,
October 81, at S:15 o'clock, in the
Washington Auditorium, at 1900 E
street.
Mrs. Tracy Drake of Chicago and
her sister, Mrs. Louis Hertle. are at
the Willard. where they arrived yes
terday, for several days.
Col. W. s. Terriberry has opened
his apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel, after spending a month with
Mrs. Terriberry at their Summer
home on Fishers Island. Long Island.
Mrs. Terriberry will join her husband
III Washington about the middle Of
November.
Evening star., 1925-10-28

Mrs. Joseph r. Kalbfus was hostess
at an informal Dridge-tea yesterday
afternoon in her home in Georgetown.
Mrs. Robert Einton Rusk has closed
Evening star., 1925-10-28

Mrs. Tracy Drake of Chicago and
her sister, Mrs. Louis Hertle. are at
the Willard. where they arrived yes
terday, for several days.
Evening star., 1925-10-28

as =. Selby of Snow Hill, Md, will
take place this afternoon at 4:30
o'clock in Calvary Methodist Epis
copal Church. the Rev. John II.
Wiley officiating. The church has a
charming ARRANGEMENT of yellow
chrysanthemums and AU'1'7~" 'ofi's~'.
and in the home of the brides par
ents, in Cleveland ParK. WHer, 81 4r-
ception will he held lollnHl1- the
Evening star., 1925-10-28
SOCIETY
Mrs Coolidge Received the Loyal Legion
at Noon Today and Accompanied
President to dwelling.

Among the guests We're Mrs. NJ. A.
Leese. Mrs. W. Finley Sinclair, Mrs.
William Gotthardt, Mrs. Joseph VIII
liams, Mrs. Charles Schroeder, Mrs. j.
Walker Fenton, ir.; Mrs. Albert 81
mons. Mrs. George Gerhauser, Mrs.
Richard H. Sinclair. Mrs. NJ. Bur
CESS and Mrs. Frank Noske
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lee Rust are
again in their apartment at 2400 Six
teenth street for the Winter. Mrs.
Rust recently closed her cottage at
Christmas Cove. Me. and Mr.. Rust
Joined her here from New Orleans,
where he spent a week or 10 days
Evening star., 1925-10-28

Continued on Ninth Page.
Evening star., 1925-10-28

her Summer home at Kensington. and
has opened her house on Belmont road
for the Winter. She has with her her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Price Wetherill, third.
Sir John and Lady Power Of Lon
don arrived in Washington yesterday
and are at the Willard, where they
plan to spend the week. They came
here from Montreal after having land
ed recently in Quebec. After leaving
Washington they plan to go to New
York, where they will make u short
visit
Evening star., 1925-10-28

ceremony, quantities of the Autumn
flowers and foliage have been used
In the decorating.
The bride will be escorted to the
altar by her father. who will give
her In marriage. and she will wear a
gown of bridal satin, made with a
close fitting bodice and bouffant
skirt. The gown is sleeveless, and a
bertha of rose point and duchess
lace adds to it's effectiveness. The
skirt is quite long and the waistline
Is marked at one side by cascade or
orange blossoms. The court train is
of satin lined with chiffon, and her
tuile veil will be held by a coronet of
duchess lace and rose point lace.
She will carry a shower bouquet of
eardenias. lilies of the valley and
lavender orchids.
The attendants will be Mrs. John
W. Guder, matron of honor. and Mrs.
James Hill Littlehales and Miss Mary
Taylor. They will wear frocks of
crepe In a new Autumn shade of
lavender. fashioned along straight
lines, with a flowing panel of the
crepe appliqued with velvet leaves in
a deeper shade of lavender falling
from the neckline TO the hemline at
the back
The skirts are appliqued with the
velvet ol 1t uttfltI dDoul tiit
bottom of the hem. They will wear
hats slightly turned off the face Of
velvet to match the deeper shade
Of velvet, with large bows of the
same at one side, and will carry
lavender chrysanthemums to corre-
spond with their costumes.
Mr.. Lawrence Baker Will be the
best man and the ushers Mr.. Stan
ley Suydam. Mr.. Allan Gartner. Mr..
Robert l.. Browning and Mr.. Griffith
Warfield.
Mrs. Browning. mother Of the
bride, will wear a gown of black
and gold brocade with a black hat.
Following the reception Mr.. Selby
and his bride will leave for a we'd
ding "trip by motor. the latter wear
ing gray and blue Scotch homespun,
with "A small velour hat TO match.
They Will make their home at the
La Fayette Hotel.
Mrs. w. Harry Brown is again in
Washington and is at the Hotel May
flower, while her apartment at 1885
! Massachusetts avenue is being put
in readiness for her. Mrs. Brown has
been abroad for n year. having lea Sed
. her apartment last season TO Mrs.
Alvin I. Hert. ATs.> Brown spent the
Summer season in London, where she
entertained extensively.
Mrs. Joseph r. Kalbfus was hostess
at an informal Dridge-tea yesterday
afternoon in her home in Georgetown
Mrs. Robert Einton Rusk has closed
Evening star., 1925-10-28

Alr and Mrs. Francis Martin Sav-
age will not return TO Washington
until the Spring and are still at the
Broadmoor, at Colorado Springs, where
they have been for some time. Mrs.
Savage has not been here since De
cember 1924
Evening star., 1925-10-28

X rRS. COOLIDGE is with the
IN III President at the unveiling
tOE this afternoon of the monu-
/ VI ment of Gen. Jose de San
Martin. which is presented
10 the people of the United States by
the people of Argentina.
At noon Mrs Coolidge received the
Loyal Legion and later received the
FIRST flower III the annual Forget-me
not drive for disabled American
veterans The drive Will open publicly
November -.
Evening star., 1925-10-28
Miss Browning Will Marry
Mr.. SeIhY This Afternoon.

The marriage of Miss Rosemary
Browning, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William Livingston Browning, to Mr..
John AIvan Selby. son of Mr.. Thom.
Evening star., 1925-10-28

until the last of the week, having
come to Washington from New York,
where they We're at the Waldorf-As-
toria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel r. Pack. who
recently announced the engagement of
their daughter Ruth to Mr.. William
Evening star., 1925-10-28
Commissioner Fenning
Honor Guest Tomorrow.

Commissioner Frederick T.. t'enning
will be the guest in whose honor the
Association of University Women will
give a dinner tomorrow night at 1884
| street northwest. After dinner he
will give an address, the subject being
Two Decades" Mrs. Karl Fenning
will be hostess.
There will be q Halloween aAnce at
the clubhouse of the association oatur-
day night. Mrs. Monahan and Mrs.
Staples will be in charge
The second week in November is to
be Girl Scout week in Washington.
and one Of the principal events in aid
Of this splendid cause is to be dance
at the Mayfiower Thursday night, No
vember ~. Mrs. Walter r. Tucker
man is chairman of the dance commit
tee which includes a number of promi-
Evening star., 1925-10-28

i. Wolf, son Of MIR. and Mrs. Alex
ander Wolf, will be at home Sund,
evening from to 10 O'Clock in the..
home at 1858 Columbia ROAD.
Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher vii cr.
tertain the League Of American Pc
Continued on Ninth Pagel
Evening star., 1925-10-28

nent Washington women keenly inter
ested in the work of the Girl Scouts.
Assisting Mrs. Tuckerman are Mrs
Herbert Hoover, Nine. Ekengren, Mrs.
Frederick II. Brooke, Mrs. Henry
Flather, Mrs. Gerrit s. Miller, Mrs.
Charles Lindsay and Mrs. Stanley NJ.
Rinehart.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Smith of Lynn,
Mass, are in Washington and are at
the Hamilton Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Deupree of
Memphis, Tenn, arrived yesterday at
the willard, where they will remain
New Britain herald., 1925-02-17
RExMERE. ORCH. AT PALACE

John l.. Sullivans Rexmere or- chestra made decided hit at the Palace at the performances to full houses wAorcame to greet this popu- lar dance orchestra in their vaude- yile presentation. Miss Krawitz a popular focal singer also did fine in the rendition of My Kid" and All Alone" being forced Ito respond to Bcncores. Other Keith acts on the sbill offer Hashi and Asai in a. clever lJapanese novelty; Jack Fitzgerald in Near Birda was a decided hit, his mimicry being well received; and Manning and Hall carry off the comedy honors with their excellent comedy song and dance offering. The feature photoplay presents George O'Brien in ''rhe Roughneck." To lovers of action stories here is one that should not be missed be- cause there is action in this one from start to finish One of the big scenes depicts a thrilling fight underwater with a. man-eating shark.
 0n Thursday the bill changes and brings Charles Ray back to the screen in Dynamite Smith" with Wallace Beery and Bessie Love in support. The Keith show will be headed by the Five Rubys, five pret- ty girls in a pippin dance offering.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-17
'COL0RFuI PAGEANT ] AT SOUTH CHURCH
 Different Nationalities to Be Rep resented on Program

The Mid-Wihter Tea Of the Wom- ans association Of the South church will be held Thursday at si3o p. m. Mrs. Walton Hart iB chairman Of hostesses. Al ! o'clock pageant representing different nationalities which have come to America, will be presented. The program is as follows:
 We Americans
 Prolegue-unwillingness of Old World to Listen to New ideas. Columbus, Irene Winger;ssolqiers, Wesley Alyord; Buaon Lohnes; king of Spain, William Bonney: couptiers, Dbpothy Crowley Pehna Abrahap, Agnes Murray.
 First eplsodo--columbus Taking Possession Of America. Columbus, Irene Winger; sailors, Wesley AL word. Burton Lohnes; Indian. Milton Bonney.
 Second episode-The Coming Of Many Nauonalities to America. Their Reasons for Coming and Their Gifts to America.
 America-Mrs. Norton Foster. Puritans-Penn T. Kimball. Ruth Wacker. Margery Windsor, Lill, Calmback, Anna Maverick. Lulu Bentley, Doris Mount. | Dutch Edna Kieffer, Letitia