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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30

fall and it enabled me to present to
some of the most prominent bankers
in the United States just what we
are doing in Mexico There has been
so much misunderstanding and 50
many derogatory stories of conditions
in Mexico that l was glad to be able
to make this address.
Mexico has been a much misun-
derstood nation.
Mexico Progressing.
Mexico is progressing more rap
idly today than at any time during
her history, because with an able adj
ministration, politically and econom-
ically, the government is gaining the
confidence of the people. New busi-
ness enterprises are springing uf
daily all over the country and new
life has been put into the older and
more established. firms.
"The new building for the Bank OF
Mexico in Mexico City will be ready
for occupancy within a short time.
"The building is six stories higt
and located in the heart of Mexico
City.
bank"
Mascarenas has served as president
of various banks in Mexico and ha'
been consul general and financia
agent in New York, Liverpool Londor
and other important points in variou:
sections of the world.
He first entered the banking .worl
when % years of age as cashier O
the Bank of Sonora. He has estab
lished banks in practically every stat
in the republic.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
DAY SALE
WORKERS CLEAR
TOTAL $26O.55

Members of the American legion
and the legion auxiliary OF Douglas
are gratified over the result of the
poppy day sale yesterday, $26O.90
having been cleared by the workers.
Last year the total amount real-
lied from the sale of the popples
amounted to $241.96, and at o'clock
last evening this amount was prac~
tically equalled At 1 o'clock in the
afternoon the workers had disposed
Of S14O8O worth of the artificial
blossoms which proves beyond q
doubt that eve did not forget"
The group of grammar and high
school girls which solicited the prln-
cipal streets of Douglas were the
Misses Lola Reese, Mildred Smith,
Emma Sandys, Margaret Sparr, Car
men Larson, Gene Hughes, Esther
Scott, Katharine Beard, Frances
Jack, Margaret Harris, Margaret
Lewis, Charlotte Lewis, Elizabeth
Lewis, Bonnie Cosper, Clara Blum,
Edith Blum, Marion Hammill Mary
Virginia Austin, Ruth Wills.
Dorothy McCarten, Thelma Mitchell,
Betty Cole, Margaret Calvin, Martha
Good. Mabel Magill, Lillian Kline
FAY Patterson, Thelma Fain,s Bessie
Bryce, Lessie Raye Vickers, Mary
Louise Johnson Margaret Adams, Mary
Negri Maurine Thill Margaret Rus
sell Katharine Russell, Mabel Frost
Betty Vaughn, Marjorie Murchison
and Pauline Illitsky, Two young boys
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30

T He FOLLOWING G
BUILDINGS AND ADDI-
HAVE BEEN CON
STRUCTED IN THE PAST
THIRTY DAYS OF GYP-
SUM BLOCK AND TILE:
Lunch Room = Pickwlck
Stage Headquarters.
accompaniment Cara ge,
18th st. and F Ave.
7-room California Bunga-
low, Globe, Arizona.
Residence, 400 Block 9th
Street.
Residence, 1900 Block 18th
Street.
Addition to residence, 1125
Greene Street.
Addition to garage at $50
Eleventh Street.
BUILD WITH GYPSUM
BLOCK
SAVE MONEY
Estimates furnished with
out obligation.
ARIZONA GYPSUM
PLASTER CO.,
Manufacturers
Douglas : Arizona
"MADE IN DOUGLAS
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
MEXICO SPENDS
MILLION PESOS
MONTH ON ROADS


president Gales has spent and is
continuing to spend 100000 pesos
per month for road construction iii
Mexico" according to Alberto Mas
carenas, director general of the Bank
of Mexico, who was in Juarez Thurs
day
The interview which that official
gave in that city Thursday contains
much comment of interest and should
appeal to Douglasites. Mascarenas
spoke as follows:
president Gales has spent and IS
continuing to spend 100000 pesos
per month fer road construction in
Mexico" according to Alberto Mas
carenas, director general of the Bank
of Mexico, who passed through Juarez
yesterday.
"President Gales has paid back
debts to employees amounting to a.
100000 pesos since he has been in
office" Mr. Mascarenas said HE has
paid internal government commercial
bills amounting to 32,O0OO0O pesos
and was able to establish the Bank
of Mexico with capital of 100000
900 pesos.
Money for Irrigation.
"'The National Agricultural b.a k
has been established with a paid UP
capital stock of 100000 900 pesos. 1t
is the intention of the president to
spend 100000 pesos in large res
eryoirs and in irrigation projects.
president Gales has the interests
of the country at heart and undoubt-
h 6C11O q
what he has done in the year and a
half he has been in office. In every
thing undertaken he has been second
ed by Minister PAM and a group OF
capable men who knew that every
second counts.
1--WE have no time to lose, every
minute counts and everyone connect
ed with the administration realizes it.
For this reason we are utilizing every
second.
''There are now 25 branches of the
Bank of Mexico, one in each COM
merciaI center of the country. We
are now firmly established in the con-
fidence of the people of Mexico as
our deposits in Mexico City alone are
today over 45,0O0,000 pesos.
Aid Private Banks.
"We are not opposed to. private
owned banks of Mexico but are much
on the order of the federal reserve
banks in the United States. In fact
J we are the federal reserve bank Of
Mexico This bank has been estab-
lished to help the other banks whef
they are in trouble. We work with
the ether banks for Improvement q
banding conditions in Mexico.
81 had the pleasure Of addressine
the Iexas bankers convention last
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30

also assisted the workers by solicit
ing many of the side streets and
disposing of a large number of pop
pies. They are Billie Good ana
Stanley Jones.
Members of the American legion
auxiliary who assisted yesterday in
cluded Mrs. William Hathaway Mrs
Douglas Cooper, Mrs. Carl Swanson,
Mrs. Mills, Mrs l. j. Simcox and
Mrs. Joseph Wease
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30

an Identification card that VIII De
issued accordingly by the Mexican
consulate or the Mexican lmmlgra-
ton office The card will be issued
upon request when the party con-
cerned has proven his or her ma
tionality, if married or single and at
tested his or honesty, etc.
Douglas, Arizona, May 80, 1926.
JUAN MARSHALL,
Consul Of Mexico.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
Patterson Candy Company
to Open New Store on G
Avenue Tuesday, June

The Patterson Candy company, which
has been conducting a store at 55lf
Tenth street, will open its doors a,
11O7 G. avenue Tuesday, June 1. The
new location has been remodeled and
decorated attractiVely for the opening.
The Pickwick state lunch stand, To-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30

Gated next to the depot on G avenue
will also open June as the neal
stone building with it's up-to-date at
tractive fixtures will be completed by
that date.
At both places, Patterson's delicious
velvet ice cream and candies, lunches
and drinks will be served.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
Curio Cafe RedecorateS
Exterior, to Be FOLLOWED
By Interior Repainting

The Curio cafe in Aqua Prieta has
made it's quarters very attractive by
re-painting the exterior, which is to
be followed soon by the re-decorating
of the interior
Large and unique signs adorn the
walls of the outside of the appealing
cafe.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
Leave For phoenix

Constable and Mrs. Q. A. ASH
are leaving for Phoenix today and
from there will go to Mormon lake
and the White mountains for about
a weeks vacation Constable Ash is
taking Mrs. F. K. Leaf of Pirtle-
Vile to Phoenix at this time for con
finement in the state asylum there.
She was released sometime ago but
since has been acting queerly and
committing petty misdemeanors in.
Pirtleville which have made it nee
essary to send her to the asylum
again.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
SENATE REIMBURSES BRATTON
FOR SENATE FIGHT

WASHINGTON, May 29.-Tlhe sem
ate Ff4day authorized the payment OF
S5, 900 to Senator Bratton, democrat.
New Mexico, for expenses in defend
ing his seat in the senate against
the challenge of former Senator Bur
sum, republican. 81
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
Lndies, Aid Meeting

The regular meeting Of the Ladies
Aid society of Grace Methodist Epis-
copal church. will be held on Thurs
day afternoon, June 3, at 91S Four
teenth street. Circle No. will en-
tertain and all women of the church
interested are cordially invited to at
tend.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
Retnrned From Mexico

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Davis of $40 Four
teenth street, have returned from
Mexico, where Mr.. Davis has been
attending to business matters.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
-snecia1 Meeting Monday

Special Meeting Monday
A special meeting of te Order OF
DeMolay and the Rainbow Girls of
Douglas will be held Monday evening
at 1880 o'clock at Masonic hall.
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SHOPPING HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Montgomery Of
christiania were shopping IN the city
Saturday.
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Warren Steffen of
Bismarck Married
Friday in Jamestown

Miss Katherine Parkinson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Parkinson Of
Jamestown, and Warren Steffen Of
Bismarck, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r. Stcffen Of Jamestown, were unit
ed in marriage at the Grace Episco-
pal church in Jamestown at 4:3O
Friday afternoon. Reverend N. E.
Ellsworth, rector Of the church, per-
formed the ceremony.
Miss Mary Noel and Thomas Pen
dray were the bridesmaid and the
best man. The bride wore a lace
trimmed dress Of q pale pink geor-
gette with large hat to match and
carried shower bouquet Of Ophelia
roses and Fcverfew. Miss Noel wore
tan georgette over coral with a cor al
colOred hat to match and had a cor
sage Of tea roses.
Miss Alta Feton played Mcndols-
sohn's Wedding March.
Following the ceremony . four
course wedding dinner was served at
the home of the brides parents to
members Of the family and close
friends Of the couple. The color
scheme was yellow and white, the
effect being carried out by garden
flowers and roses. and by yellow
candles.
Mr.. Steffen attended Jamestown
College and was linotype operator
for both the Alert and the Sun in
jamestown and is now an operator
on the Bismarck Tribune.
Mrs. Steffcn attended St. John S
Academy in jamestown and took a
business course at the college there.
She has been an office employee or
Hansen Brothers for the past two
years.
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AT FARGO AND GRAND FORKS
AT THE MOVIES
AT THE CAPITOL

Loving Lies" Thompson Buch.
anan screen adptation Of Peter B
kyne's sea story "Thc WARRIOR Bar
an unusual heart interest tale Of .
young couple combined with the alb
sorbing atmosphere Of the sea, viii
night. Monday and Tuesday.
Lowing Lies" is narrative OIL
white lies and the complications
which result from them. The scene
Of the story Is laid on the rugged
California coast on the exact locale
described by Peter B. Kyne. The en-
tire company spent several weeks
aboard a steam schooner in order tina,
proper atmosphere might he secured
Monte Blue and Evelyn Brent arc
featured in Lowing Lies" with JoaT
Lowell. Charles Gerard. Ralph
Falkner. Ettcl Wales and other wei
known screen PLAYERS in support
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EI,T1NCE THEATRE

Bebe Daniels is featured IN "Thc
Palm Beach Girl at the Eltinge to-
day and tomorrow. The scenes are
laid at Palm Beach and other Florida
resorts with speed boat racing. one Of
the most thrilling Of outdoor sports
playing big part. Bebe is a little
country girl who arrives in Palm
Beach in answer to an invitation
from he: wealthy aunts and promptly
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Banjo Girl" plays the five stringed
banjo and is real artist. She has
played abroad and her program 10
sure to please. Carl j. Thorson puts
comedy into his juggling that makes
his act decidedly pleasing. Joe and
Dolly Mills are veterans OF vaudeville
and musical comedy and entertain
with singing. talking and dancing as
a rube constable and . Folies girl.
The Harry 4 Billie Clark Revue
brings five girls and = boy in the pre-
sentation Of 4 variety Of dances.
Coule 4 Finn in "the Honeymoon
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MOTOR TO YELLOWSTONE

Senator and Mrs. Obert Olson and
daughter, Auverne, will leave tomor-
row morning on motor trip. They
will stop at Bowman befo going on
to the Yellowstone National park and
will return through the Black Hills
in South Dakota. They will be gone
about two weeks.
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HOME FOR VACATION

Miss Lillian Upham. who is taking
a course in nurses training at Gen.
eral hospital, Seattle, WASH, arrived
here Saturday evening to spend a
two months vacation ut the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Up
ham. Al Thayer.
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PICNIC At MANDAN

Employees and officials of the state
tax commissioners office, with their
families, enjoyed picnic Saturday
afternoon at the Mandan Chautauqua
park. A baseball game was an en-
joyahlc feature Of the afternoon,
About 35 were in attendance.
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MRS. SHAFTS SISTER IS MAR
RIEn

Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Hoffman Of Grand
Forks and sister Of Mrs. Harold
Shaft OF Bismarck, was married July
; i'm New York City to Frank Buck
aingham,, according to word received
here. Mrs. Buckingham is graduate
of the North Dakota University and
member of the Kappa Theta soror-
ity, and has number of sorority
sisters in Bismarck.
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VISITORS RETURN HOME

Mr. and Mrs. }. !. Wade aud haugh-
ter, who have been guests at Tin.
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. { IIollope-
ter for week, left yesterday for
their home. in Fargo.
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CHEST At pRIsKE HOME

Miss Gertrude Hoffman of Fayette,
lowa.-feimcrly Of Bismarck. is here
for few days visit with friends. She
is the house guest of DIR. and Mrs.
H.. X. Priskc. Miss Hoffman will
leave the latter part of the week for
Seattle, British Columbia and Cali
fOrnia.
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TO DENVER. colo,

Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Kapplin Of
Wing, N. D., have gone to Denver
Colo, for . visit with relatives. They
are making the trip by car
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nRTvE To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mr. and Mrs. Worth X. Lumry left
this morning on a motor trip that
will include Il tour Of Montana and
the Yellowstone National park. They
will be gone about month.
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MR.. WACHTER ON EUROPEAN
TRIP

Charles Wachter left Sunday even
ing for New York City from where
Ne will sail 10 Europe. Mr.. Wachter
plans to visit London, Paris, Berlin,
Switzerland, and other places on the
continent. He expects to be gone
until October.
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AT LAKESIDE COTTAGE

Mr.. andN Mrs. Spencer Boise left
Sunday for their cottage at Shore
ham, Mimi, for Il several weeks out
ing. They will stop at Fargo for Il
visit with Mr.. Bosses sister
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ON GREAT LAKES CRUISE

Mr. and Mis-. G. r. Hill and daugh-
ter of Bismarck are enjoying Great
Lakes cruise and are passengers on
the Steamship Octorara.
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RETURNS FROM VISIT WITH
EAN9rrV

: DR.. c. d. Dursema has returned
from a visit with his wife and chill
drcn at Buffalo Lake in Minnesota.
Mrs. Dursema and children are spend
ing the, summer at their cottage
there
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VISITS BROTHER

Miss Ruth Braughton Of James
town was in Bismarck over the week
end, the guest Of her brother, Viii
liam Braughton.
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VISITORS RETURN HOME

Charlotte and Fred Tabel of Val
ley City, who. nave been guests Of
Miss Gertrude Smith for the past
week, left yesterday for their home
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Social and Personal
Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Were Hosts Saturday
at a Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs. George will enter.
tanned Saturday evening with q fam
lily dinner at the Country club in
compliment to Miss Isabel Hoppins
Of Grand Forks, who is spending the
summer here with her sister, Mrs. &.
F. Bird; Miss Betty Allison of Dick
inson. who is the guest Of her amt,
Mrs. E. J. Taylor. for the summer
months; and H. o. Lumry of #. Ny
ers. Fla, who has been visiting his
son. Worth r. Lumry, for several
weeks. Mr.. Lumry left yesterday for
Garrison to visit other relatives.
Covers were marked for IL guests
ut the prettily appointed tables.
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daughter. Betty June, returned last
evening from Crosby, N. D., where
they have been the guests Of Mrs.
Backlund's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
p. Donovan. Mrs. Backlund and
daughter have been gone for six
weeks, and Mr.. Back,und drove down
about ten days ago TO accompany
them home.
AT FARGO AND GRAND FORKS
FAIRS
R. O. Baird, slate food commission
err, and u. +. Shipley are in Fargo
this week in charge of the sanitary
inspection work at the fair 'aere next
week.
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TO FARGO

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Tracy Of the
National Parks Highway ASSOCIATION
have gone to Fargo on a business
trip, stopping at jamestown and Val
lev City en- route.
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WITH WESLEY COLLEGE
N rsv - mo-

Miss Helen Asher has been chosen
by the Wesley college officials as
assistant to the faculty in religion
and preceptress in Larimore hall. the
college home for women students,
and will teach two courses in the
school of religion. She is the daugh-
ter Of Rev. and Mrs. James Asher,
formerly Of this state, but now Of st.
Paul.
Miss Asher was awarded scholar
ship 1T the University of Wisconsin,
where she received her NJ. A. degree
in 1926, for her fine record there. She
also has a q. A., degree from Ham
line University.
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LEAVES FOR SENTINEL BUTTE
Mrs. r. ID. Wadeson, who has been
visiting friends in Bismarck for Il
weeks, left this morning Tor visit IN
Sentinel Butte before returning to
her home in jamestown.
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MOTION TO MINNESOTA

Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Kramer left
Saturday evening by car for PLAIN
view and other Minnesota points on
q two weeks vacation.
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HERE ON HEALTH WORK

DIR. Blanch NJ. Haynes, Washing
ton, d. c., director, of the division Of
maternity and infancy hygiene Of
the federal children's bureau. arrived
in Bismarck today for short visit
in connection with her work.
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RETURN FROM CHICAGO
Judge L. +. Birdzell and daughter.
Dorothy, have returned from ten
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yEOMENs COMMITTEES TO MEET

WOMEN COMMITTEES TO MEET
There will be no regular meeting
Of the Yeomen this Tuesday evening
Committees appointed ut the last
meeting will assemble ut the hall al
100 o'clock Tuesday evening "a
transact the business assigned "a
them.
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MOTORING IN MONTANA

Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Mccarthy and
children, 7O4 Sixth street, have gone
on a motor trip to Butte and other
Montana cities. They expect to be
gone about two weeks.
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AT DETROIT, MINI.

Miss Mildred Rundell, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Ed. Brown of
Williston, has gone to Detroit. Mimi,
or q two weeks vacation.
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HERE EROH AP-AS

HERE FROM ARTAS, S. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Zimmerman of
Artas, S. D., wert in the city over
the weekend, visiting friends and
transacting business.
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REV ALISON LEAVES

Rev. r. F. Alison, formerly of Bis
m:ock, left this morning for his
home in Escalon. Calf. after a visit
in Bismarck with his. daughter, MISS
Alfhild Alison. and with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Engen, and other friends.
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RETURN FROM MINNESOTA TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. Malvin o. Olson and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Oh
son have returned sfron.a two weeks
outing at the Minnesota lakes.
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LEAVES on VACATION

Miss Rose Mary Tomas will leave
tomorrow morning for Perham
Mimi, to spend two weeks vaea-
ton at Ottertail lake.
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RETURNS FROM VISIT WITH SON
Mrs. William Lahfeld has returned
from Minneapolis where she has been
visiting with her son, Walter.
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COES TO DErROIT

c. R. Simpson left yesterday fol
Detroit, Mimi. for q visit with hi.
family, who are at their cottage
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IN VACATION

! Charles Warner, employed at the
Will Seed store, Is enjoying . two
weeks vacation.
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WEEK END. AT DICKINSON

r. l.. Baird. state bank comns-
sioner who spen. the weekend ut his
home in Dickinson. is expected home
tomorrow morning.
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PARENTS OF DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. John Broxmeyer. 925
Eighth street, are the parents of q
daughter, born Saturday evening.
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RETURNS FROM DICKINSON

r. H. Poole returned Saturday
night from Dickinson, where he spent
the past week transacting business.
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July Clearance now In
progress at Harris Robert
sons.
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WEEK.ENn VISfTOR

Miss Lucille Tibitts OF Wilton was
the weekend guest Of Miss Lois Big
Ter.
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MOTOR TO MISSOURI
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gil0ck have left
on u motor trip to Hannibal, No.,
where they will visit relatives.
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July Clearance now in
progress at Harris Robert
sons.
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DIR. F. b. Strauss has returned
from weeks visit with his family
at Green Lake, Splcer, Mimi. He was
accompanied home BY his daughter,
Cora Marie, who will visit him here
for a week,
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RETURNS FROM DRISCOLL
Miss Rachcal Weight has returned
from Driscoll, n. D., where she visit
ed over the weekend with Miss Hell
en- Thomas.
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FROM WAsHBURN

TNOM WA0HOOWN
Mrs. Earl Robinson Of Washburn
was shopping in the city Saturday.
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falls into Il wild turmoil Of advcn-
lures. Bebe has u comedy role
which fits her perfectly. Lawrence
Grey. seen recently ut the Eltinge
with Gloria Swanson in 1.-THE Tn
tanned Lady" appears with Bebe in
THE Palm Beach Girl"
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CIrrcrc urnr

Mrs. Harry Dimond and son and
daughter Of Wilton were guests Ut
Mrs. Matte Hill on Sunday.
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day visit in Chicago. They were ac-
companied home by Judge Birdxell $
sister-in-law, Mrs. l.. &. Birdzell,
who will be guest ut the Birdzell
home for some time They made the
"trip by car.