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The Washington times., 1926-07-09

The Washington Savings Bank has
declared the regular semi-annuai
dividend of per cent payable July
to stockholders of record July 1.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

and what she really is. when she
nvcrhears the captain telling Salinas
history TO the girl he loves. IS TOO
much for the girl--~nd she turns ma.
tive with vengeance.
IL is n role that brings out all the
hidden store Of tremendous dramatic
power in this talented little actress
and gives her great versatility in
emotion acting.
Ralph Ince is cast in the leading
,>..,. ,.nla
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HERE FROM DOUGLAS

HERE FROM DOUGLAS
Mr.. ana Mrs. 5. w. Hartman aud
daughter Of Douglas were visiting
relatives in the Guy Sunday.
LEAVE FOR SOUTH DAKOTA d
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Martineson LEFT
Sunday morning BY car tor points IN
South Dakota.
RETURNS FROM MINNEAPOLIS
Mss Mary Schlinker returned Sun.
day noon from y business trip ~
Minneapolis.
SPEND SUNDAY AT STEELE
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson OF
Mandan spent Sunday at Steele, Wis
ting relatives.
LEAVES FOR CANADA
Miss Alice Mayberry left Monday
for Winnipeg, Canada, after visiting
J Tor two weeks with her sister, Mrs.
r. Berry.
SPENDS WEEKEND At STEELE
Miss Margaret Dalenhurg spent the
weekend at Steele, visiting with her
parents.
RETURNS FROM UAZEN
7. IL. Poole returned Sunday from
Hazen, where he has been attending
to business matters.
HERE FROM MINNEAPOLIS
]. N. Bush Of Minneapolis was in
the city Monday on business.
SPEND WEEK END AT STEELE
Harry and Howard Cunningham
spent the weekend at Steele.
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CONDITION. waistline that mea-
sures more inches than it should.
DIAGNOSlS-You need to cut down
on the amount of sweets and starches
you consume, and you need specific
exercises TO reduce this part Of your
BODY.
TREATMENT - All bending and
stretching exercises are helpful and
tend to break down the fatty tissue.
This one is particularly benef fetal:
Stand erect with the heels flat on the
floor and the knees together. Then
as you bend at the waistline reach Us
high as you can with one arm, and
go as near to the floor as you can
with the other. follow the photo.
graph. Soon you'll find all your
belts too large.
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AT THE MOVIES
CAPITOL. THEATRE

Olive Borden. lovely little Fox
star who has reached the top of the
list Of film luminaries in one great
leap, has the greatest role of her
screen career in yellow Fingers
her first starring vehicle. which opens
tomorrow, Wednesday, at the Capitol
Theatre.
In this gripping story Of the South
Seas Miss Borden is cast as Saina,
ward of Brute" Shane. sea cap
tain. She has grown up in ignorance
of the fact that she is . half-caste,
and has fallen in love with her guar.
dian. The shock Of finding out who
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Returns From
Trip Through
Eastern States

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dohn returned
Monday from q months vacation
spent at various points IN the east.
They visited with relatives and
friends. their home formerly being in
the east, and as they had not been
back for II years they enjoyed their
stay very much.
While there they attended the we'd
ding Of Mr.. Dohn's nephew 1t South
River. N. J. Several large affairs
were given in their honor, the guests
being relatives, and the parties were
in the nature Of . reunion. They
motersd to various points in New
Jersey, Long Island, Pennsylvania,
the Catskill Mountains and took the
trip down the Hudson. They also
took several boat trips between New
York and New Jersey.
While in New York City they Wis.
tied Coney Island, the battery. and
the Cathedral Of st. John the Divine.
Mrs. Dohn said wages were enormous,
but living expenses managed to keep
Ipace and that conditions in North
Dakota were better In every way than
they were in the east.
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EI.rlNcE THEATRE

1.-THE Man Upstairs" 1T the Eltinge
tonight is a mystery comedy taken
from Earl Derr Biggers Saturday
Evening Post story. "The Agony Col
umn.' Monte Blue and Dorothy De-
wore are featured.
Ben Lyon grew whiskers and
dressed in 4 got skin posing
as white savage to fool the
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TO NEW SALEM

Miss Lydia Bertsch has gone to
New Salem, where she is the house
guest of Mss Velma Hurmence. She
will remain there a week.
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RETURN FROM TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. L. v. Miller returned
Sunday from a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. Miller attended to business mat
tiers at Minneapolis and Minot while
Mrs. Miller visited with friends and
relatives at Devils Lake.
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TO MAKE HOME AT M1NOT

y
Miss Marguerite Ross left Monday
for Steele for few days visit with
her parents. She will then accom-
pany her parents to Minot where they
will make their future home. Miss
Ross has been employed at the A. W..
Lucas Store.
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ON "TRIP 70 CANADA

A. b. Ref left yesterday for Cam
ada on business. He will be gone
several days stopping in Winnipeg
and other. points in Canada.
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LEAVES FOR WEST COAST
Stewart Mcdonald left today by
car for the west coast.
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LEAVES FOR MANKATO

Mr.. and Mrs. C. v. Fowler and son,
Bobby, left yesterday by car for
Mankato, Mimi, where they will make.
their home. Mr.. Fowler will be en-
gagged in the advertising business
with his brother.
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HERE FROM IOWA

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Collins of Ell
dora. Iowa, and Miss Laura King Of
Clear Lake, Iowa, were the guests
for several days ut the Leo Sheldon
home at Regain. They returned to
their home the latter part Of the
week.
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CARNIVAL TONIGHT

The athletic carnival to be given
tonight ut the Richholt school will
begin at o'clock. The games and
contests will be followed by refresh
ments. All the young people of the
Presbyterian church and their
friends are invited to come.
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FROM MINNESOTA

Minis. r arrived n Ssmar =. lay
evening and il . guest 1T the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Miesen. a Ros-
ser. Later in the week she will
aeesmpanyi MissuAmy Thompson and
to their homes in San Francisco,
Calf. Misses Thompson and Peter
sen are also guests at the Miesen
home, having arrived here Sunday
after = visit with friends and rela-
tives in Minnesota.
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SUNDAY PICNIC

r. b. Webb spent Sunday with his
family at Lake Isabel. Others in the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Baker and family and E. H. Myller
and family.
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IN MINNESOTA

W. H. Webb left Sunday morning
for q weeks vacation at his cottage
on Lake Mellisa ct ShOrehsm, Mimi.
He will return Sunday.
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RETURNS FROM BLACK HILLS
s. F. Hollingsworth returned Mon
day by car from visit to the Black
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RETURN FROM MOTOR TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Cramer return
ed Sunday evening from two weeks
motor trip. They visited relatives
at Plainview and other points in
Minnesota, Aberdeen, S. D., and at
Grand Forks.
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SPEND WEEKEND AT MINOT
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. O'Conner and FAM
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Snyder
and family spent the weekend in
Minot, visiting friends and relatives.
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RETURNS FROM McCLUSKY
Carl Heupel returned Friday from
Met lusky, where he has been visit
ing at the home Of his brother.
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VISITING AT LA INQUIRE
Miss Elsie Mae Nelson II visiting
at In Moure with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Christ.
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Hills. He reports the condition OF
crops in that vicinity as being fine.
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HERE FROM MOFFlT
H. p. Asselstine and son, Junior,
Of Motif were in the city yesterday.
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uNpERGoES OPERATION

Jack Smith, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Smith, had his tonsils removed
Yesterday At the st. Alexius hospital.
He was later removed to his home
and is reported as doing nicely.
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RETURNS FROM INSTITUTE

RETURNS FKOM INSTITUTE
Misses vendla Vitalis and Linda
Johnson returned to Bismarck Sun
day afternoon from the institute be-
ing held at the teachers college at
Valley City.
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TRANSFERRED 10 FARGO

c. E. Ward. former deputy COM
missioner Of agriculture and labor
North Dakota Dairy Improvement as
ISOLATION. has been transferred to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward and children,
Dorothea, Harlan and Donald, expect
to leave for Fargo Saturday.
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HERE FROM DAWSON
DR.. Price and L. n. Lewis -0f Daw-
son were in the city yesterday on
business.
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RETURNS FROM VACATION

RETURNS FROM VACATION
Miss Hannah Engeseth returned
Monday from, . months vacation
spent at Minneapolis and Blue Earth.
Mimi, where she visited with her sis
tiers.
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n ER0M NARG0

HERE FROM FARGO
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ninnich Of
Fargo spent the weekend here with,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cart Nelson.
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Entertains in
Honor of Mrs.
POstlethWaite

Mrs. W. f. Perry entertained yes
terday afternoon in honor Of Mrs. II.
c. Postlethwaite and daughter, Mar
garet. The afternoon was spent in
formally in social conversation and
sewing. Dainty refreshments were
served at the close Of the afternoon.
The rooms were prettily decorated
throughout with garden flowers.
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AprNTS nr MN

PARENTS OF SON
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Christianson OF
001 Seventh. Street are the parents
Of d con .beenhthis morning.
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ENynv prcNIc DINNER

Miss Dorothy Blunt. Miss Ellen
Hall, Lee Leonard and Bert Jacobs
enjoyed q picnic dinner at the river
Sunday.
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PARENTS OF DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Goodman Of
Bismarck are the parents Of -daugh-
ter born yesterday ut the st. Alexius
hos ital.
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HERE ON RtISI

HERE ON BUSINESS
Geo. n. Bailey, Fred Bracett and
H. L. Granting Of Regain were In the
city yelterday on business.
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TO MINNEAPOLIS

William Dohn left Saturday after
noon for Minneapolis on business.
He expects to return today.
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VISITING At JAMESTOWN
Miss velma Nupen left Saturday
evening for Jamestown where she is
visiting with Miss Lora Kirby for
week.
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HERE FROM FESSENDEN
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wallace were In
the city today. coming here by car
from ressenden. I.
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RETI,RNS FROM SOUTH DAKOTa

Miss Esther Jacobson returned
Monday evening from Rapid City. S.
d. She has been at summer camp
near there for the past six weeks,
where she was n delegate to the Bap-
list Young Peoples Assembly from
the Baptist church of Huron, S. ID.
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RETURNS FROM TRIP

Mrs. A. f. Brink returned Sunday
evening after q two months trip
spent in the east. She attended the
U. c. T. convention at Winnipeg and
was Joined. by Mr.. Brink ut Chicago,
from where they went to Montreal to
attend the automotive equipment
convention. They visited in New
York city and Washington. and then
came to Minnesota where Mrs. Brink
spent some time at the lakes while
Mr.. Brink returned to Bismarck.
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AGs1N0 = NVM OVV01AA0
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. w. Hartman aud
daughter Of Douglas were visiting
relatives in the city Sunday.
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PAGE EIGHT

Each week, the Legion plot lin
the cemetery has added to it a
few more improvements. Last Sun
day six Legionaires, G. c. Meyer,
McQuillan, Geo. Creswell, Jack
Lindsay, Lawrence O'Neil and Fred
Hipkoe turned out to cast the con-
crete base for the flagpole. The
City kindly loaned the city water
wagon, the tractor, and Scott Ray,
to haul water for the concrete and
to water the trees that had already
been planted.
The news of the hospital move
ment is being received with much
interest at Legion headquarters
and in the southern part of the
state, was the report brought back
by command Darling from the
recent Commanders and Adjudants
conference at Phoenix. Local inter-
est has not waned and the Legion
look for a representative gathering
tonight at the City Hall.
The Legion's troop of Boy Scouts
was reorganized Monday night.
Troop No. 1 now insists of many
of the older boys of old troops 1
The Winslow mail., 1926-02-26
How Doctors Treat
Colds and the Flu

To break up cold overnight or
to cut short an attack of grippe,
influenza, sore throat or tonsilitis,
physicians and druggists are now
recommending Calotabs, the puri-
fed and refined calomel compound
tablet that gives you the effects of
calomel and salts combined, with
out the unpleasant effects of either.
One or two Calotabs at bedtime
with a swallow of water,-that's all
No salts, no nausea nor the slight
est interference with your eating,
work or pleasure. Next morning
your cold has vanished, your sys-
tenn is thoroughly purified and you
are feeling fine with a hearty ap-
petite for breakfast. Eat what you
please,-no danger.
Get a family package, containing
full directions, only 35 cents. At
any drug store. Adv
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Troop No. 1


Last Saturday night and Monday
night, a number of boys from old
Troop 1 and 2 assembled to re-
organize Meeting Monday night,
officers were appointed by Jack
Lindsay, Scoutmaster. The follow
ing boys we're named as officers
Max Hathaway, Junior Assistant to
Scoutmaster; Fred Gilliard, Senior
Patrol leader; Fred Chastain,
Scribe; and Bill Ward, George
Jackson and Dennis Sweeney, Pa
troll leaders.
The first activity in which Troop
1 will participate will be the P
T. A meeting tomorrow. The boys
will act as ushers and in any 9th
er way that they can be useful.
TrOoS 20. 3
BY Hilaron Cabrera and Charles
Roberts
Troop No. 8 met in the Washing
ton school auditorium last Saturday
night for it's regular monthly ath-
letic meet. Visitors were Chas
Daze and Penton Jones. The latter
taking charge of the meeting when
Scoutmaster Fred Hipkoe had to
leave for other business.
Ambrosio Baca, having complet-
ed his second class examinations
was presented with a second class
badge by Mr.. Daze; a tenderfoot
badge was given to Samuel Sando-
val, who had passed all the tests
required for that degree. Mr.. DaZe
gave a short talk on the work of
the Scout, his ideals and the things
expected of him, also praising the
boys in their accomplishments.
Athletic and other games were
highly enjoyed by the boys of the
troop and their friends.
On Washington's birthday, at 7
o'clock, the troop assembled at the
large flag pole at the foot of Kins-
ley avenue to hoist the colors in
honor of the day. Scoutmaster
Hipkoe had difficulty in getting the
flag to the top of the pole because
of the condition of the wire rope.
The troop stood at attention, and
saluted the flag while it was be-
ing raised At p. NJ, the flag was
lowered by the troop with custom
ary honors.
The remainedr of the day was
spent on a hike across country to
Clear Creek. On the way out a
study of animal tracks was made.
At Jacks Canyon, a lone goat was
sigted Two boys gave chase and
captured it in the rocks of the
canyon. The goat was released
again after the boys had exhibited
the results of their prowess.
Lunch and a few games were en-
joyed at the Scout camp. The boys
cooking their own food over open
fires A tired, but we'll satisfied
group of boys returned to town that
evening.
The Winslow mail., 1926-02-26
State Legion Meet
At Phoenix Draws
Large Attendance

Reports of the various standing
committees of the American Leg
ion of Arizona, endorsement of COM
mittee recommendations and pas
sage of number of resolutions
featured the closing session Sat
urday afternoon of the fourth an
nual conference of post command
ers and adjutants of the state,
which was held in Phoenix.
The conference, which opened
Friday morning in the home of
Frank Luke post, was attended by
about so Legion officials. Col. A
]. Daugherty, commanding o:icer
of the 25th infantry and state COM
mander of the Legion, who presid-
ed over the meeting, pronounced
it the most successful ever held.
Chief among important matters
brought before the conference
were: A proposed bill which would
provide for physical education and
training in the schools of the state,
a resolution pointing out the need
of admitting only the higher types
OF immigrants to this country, and
the insufficiency of appropriations
by congress to enforce the immi-
cation act.
The conference also adopted a
resolution directing the executive
committee to divide the state into
nine districts, each of which is to
be presided over by department
assistant to be named by the state
commander. This would place
Apache and Navajo counties in one
district, with headquarters to be
assigned later
Commander w. B. Darling and
Adjutant A. r. Kleindienst, of the
local American Legion post repre-
sented Winslow at the meet.
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torium at 1:30 o'clock Saturday af-
ternoOn.
Visitors are expected from Hol-
brook, Snowflake, Taylor and other
points in the county. The follow
ing program will be presented
Community singing; Convocation,
Rev. T. E. Elgin; High School or
chestra; Parliamentary Drill, Prof.
J. L. Jones; High School orchestra;
State and Life Memberships, Mrs
]. S. Hulet; Americanization, Mrs.
G. T. Stevens; Value of the Intel
J ligence Tests in the Schools, Miss
. Gertrude Davis; A Mothers Re
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sponsibility to her Children, Mrs.
E. A. Johnson; Business Meeting;
Social Hour All are welcome
At Iona Linda
Mrs. Carl Behn, who has just re-
covered from a severe attack Of the
flu, was taken to the hospital at
Iona Linda, California, last Sun
day by Mr. Behn, where she will
remain for several weeks on a diet
regime Mr.. Behn returned home
Tuesday.
Get Your Printing at The Mail.
The Winslow mail., 1926-02-26

victed by a jury in Graham county
of the murder of his business
associate Miguel Bernal, a Mexican,
was Saturday morning sentenced
by Judge Chambers, of the superior
court here, to hang on April %.
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and 2. Scoutmaster Jack Lindsay
announces that this troop will have
only 27 boys in it, three troops of
8 boys each, a Junior Assistant
Scoutmaster, a Senior Patrol
Leader, and a Scribe. With hard
working troop committee Jack an
ticinates making of these boys a
crack troop.
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WANTED-Man with car to sell
complete line quality Auto Tires
and Tubes. Exclusive Territory.
Experience not necessary. Salary
$4,000 per month.
MILESTONE RUBBER COMPANY
East Liverpool, Ohio.
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FOR RENT-Aspinwall apartments,
two rooms furnished. Phone l35.
Apply 209 West Aspinwal.
Jan-15-Aug-1
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FOJJND-On Clear Creek road, an
overcoat; owner may have same by
identifying and paying for this ad.
Call at Mail office
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WANTED-Eight second hand Per
fection Kerosene 2 Burner stoves,
address Box 1872, Winslow.
Feb-26-Mar-5
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Let your watch troubles be ours
All our watch and clock repairing
is guaranteed satisfactory. Wins
low Jewelry Co., 110 Kinsley Ave
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LADY WANTS WORK = Taking
care of sick or general house work.
TaIenhone 273. -26-Mar-5
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FOR RENT-Furnished house with
garage. Inquire sol Winslow Ave
only permanent tenant need apply;
Feb-26
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only 3 points ranged between the
highest and lowest. A most regret
able thing occurred when the super
intendent. Mrs. Day read for
a on the papers of the referee
committee and enormously awarded
the medal. The mistake was not
iced by the committee and corrected
but the little lady involved mani
tasted such a fine spirit and such
pOise as many a one wl-o has met
long years of the vicissitude of
life, has not acquired.
One voiced the opinion Of many
when she said "Her friends may
we'll be prouder Of ker than if she
had won several medals but showed
less true WORTH.
Mothers Club
Arizona" is the subject of the
program for Mothers club next
Tuesday afternoon at 800 p. M,
with Miss Cox as leader. The pro-
gram follows:
Song, Arizona" 4th and 5th
grades; Parents Greed; Talk on
Grand Canyon, Miss Dauwalter ;
Indian Hieroglyphics around Wins
low, Miss Houston; Missions OF
Southern Arizona, Mrs. G. H. Mad
den; business meeting will fol-
low, when delegates to the State
Convention will be selected. So
cial hour.
Parent-Teachers Association
The Navajo County Council Of
the Parent-Teacher Association
will meet in the Washington audi
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WANTED by gentleman - Large
room well furnished, must be close
in, also garage. Address P. 0. Box
212 Feb-26-Mar-5
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Three room
furnished house; modern; enquire
oo9 Winslow avenue. Feb-26