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The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-08
"ScARLET LETTER" AT
 PALACE LAST TIMES


 There's une lling the flapper of today wouldn't want to be- and that's Puritan flappef. It just couldn't be done!
 Girls of today with their Ei,- sticks. rolled hose and other fads and foibles can get almost a shud- der in contemplating Lillian Gisn in her Puritan life in "The Scar let Letter" at the Palace for the last two times tonight.
 No powder-no Iipstick-no no thing and she had to hide her improyised mirror under sampler proclaiming that Vanity is Gn evil disease.''
 She got put in the stocks for laughing and singing on the Sab bath-and faced the deepest dis. grace for something that really was sweet and beautiful-almost sublime.
 Lillian Gish looks very .beauti. full in her severe Puritan garb- so beautiful that the simple cos tune seems almost better than the most fashionable gown of to day. Her tragedy will wiring every girls heart and her acting is wonderful. It is a story that holds one enthralled and the great dra. matic climax is one of the most remarkable things ever seen in picture. The story, from Natha' niel Hawthorne's classic of Pu. ritan days, will grip the heart of every women who sees 1t by the immensity Of its dramatic theme.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-08
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 GOOD CoME-T ..T PALACE ON SUNDAY


 Johnny Hines, supported by a good cast of film favorites, will be seen at the Palace tomorrow and Monday in Rainbow Riley. One reviewer said:
 This one starts out with prom ise as Johnny Hines starts things off "on high," as he tries to "crash" into a job as cub reporter and also attempts to get arrested in order that he may get his first interview with a man behind the bars whom other reporters have been unable to make talk. Tile reason being, as Johnny discog. CTS. that he is deaf and dumb. But after these scenes are over and the reporter gets into the Kentucky hills to "coyer" a feud, the comedy element doesn't reg ister with much kick, in fact there is too much drama and not enough gag material. However, many tuuo oiC sums U A4Aet much fun in the stars attempts to win favor with each side in the feud, in his efforts to escape the love making of Becky. in thu scenes at the old fashioned danc 3 and in Dan Mason and his an- cient gas wagon. There are some thrills in the Kidnapping of the heroine. in Johnny's leap across wide chasm to the ha1f-wit's z stronghold in which milady is be. ing held and in the battle with the mountaineers in which Johnny uses golf balls"
 A Hamilton comedy is the add ed feature. Hamilton Is seen as the proprietor of the lunch wagon and the story carries him through 2 days adventures and misadyan lures on his way to work and dur. ing the< business day. It is a hectic day but one that is filled with laugh promoting situations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-08

Stockol's native land, where they spcnt 40 days, visiting Stockholm and other large towns as well .ls Mr5 5rockeg's relatives. The farm CTS of Sweden were not so pros porous, he said. but the manufac- turers and traders had been de, ing well.
 Sail for Lcme
 From Sweden they started home sailing for London and thence via train to Southampton where they took the Cunarder Auuitania fof New York and home. They la,..iel l in New York September 9, visited there a few days and started Wes' after visiting Washington On the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-08
ATTENTION MOOSE

All members requested to at. tend the funeral of Bro. Pete Sandstrom. Sunday afternoon al } o'clock. Services at be helt at the Moose Hall.
 c. H. MAC SPADDEN, -adv. Dictator
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-08
Alaska Electric Light a1,d
 Poager Company

Juneau Alaska Operating Radio Station KFIU-0n the air Mondays We'd nesdays and Fdays8 to P M Broadcasng News Events and lntertainment Features
 WE RECOMMEND THE BOSCH ZENITH CROSSLEY- GREBE HOLSTER and RADIO CORPORATION
 RECEIVING SETS All of above arc guaranteed Co-Cetters Prices same ate standard. We pay the freight
 euAIIIX UUA1ANTEED t8~H- ACCESSORIES Loud spsaken Tubes, Battery Elnina- tors Wet and Dry 1sttsriss Trckle Charger.
 A.t9hnas 1qulpnsnt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-08

This store will be open even- ing5 on the 10th of each month for the accommodation of the trade. GOLDSTEINS EMPOR- 1UM. -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-08
MoosEHEART LEGION NO. 2t

All Legionnaires and members of the Legion Drill Team are, ask ed to attend the funeral of Leg. Pete Sandstrom. Sunday at D. m. at Moose Hall.
 E. F. RoDENBERG. adv. q. N. M.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-08
Holds WOrld's Record by
 Marrying for Tenth Time

NEW ORLEANS. LA Ql-N).-"A that smokes, parrot that swear and that stays nights dent good husband declares Mrs. Mc)ona Walter Bronson Burgess Chavaler Garden White Luigi liatfcldWis of Urana sub
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-08
@LoRD jIN1" Ie AT
 coLI9guM eUNoAY

Tho screen version of Joseph ConraA's famnps novel. 'Lorl Jim uhicA Vtcter EzeniaG di-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-08
The Truth About Radio RADIO IS WONDERFUL ENOUGH AS IT Is-WITHOUT s
 EXAGCERATION


 There great deal of exaggaon about radobred by enhus asm the lure of the the edge o this newly discovered Any radio frankly that there things
 expert conservative the of this payhng If all of who sell radio would dead dsilusioned full enough it is, without exaggeraion.
 LETS LOOK AT THE FACTS-() get both long distance and quality reception at the time It be the other If satisfied. If however that music-dont Pittsburgh (2) You get both high sevty quality
 thrill at bringing stations that yourself tns (3) Don't buy radio store Buy it home be radio pocket o the best the world will Science explain and neighbor in the nothing receiving The still in it's big advances that I'd be there exceptions the statements made Some night the brna Pittsburgh with music clear bell Sometimes conditions cheap crystal set will better thousand dollar wonder But the exceptions NEVER CERTAIN In all the beyond numbern what-not-keep you inc of Forces entirely beyond the receiving set dictate results Let's be fair about this gegatin The TRUTH RADIO enouglL'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-08
HoW'H Y0UR H00Y{

1T you need 9htngle9 for it. remember vomuper hap then ak ' Sgld l.. z '!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-08

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Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
FIRST INNING

Pirates-Koenig threw out l.. Waner at first; Rhyme flied to Meusel and r. Waner flied to Meusel.
 No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Yankees-Combs singled over to second: Koenig singled over second Combs stopping at second. Ruth flied out to Wright. Combs and Koe- mig scored on Gehrig's triple to lett but Gehrig was thrown out at the plate trying to stretch his hit. The play being Barnhart to L. Waner to Wright to Gooch. Meusel famed.
 Two runs, three hits, no errors.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
AMERICAN HEIR TO
 REMAIN TRUSTEE IF
 HUGE LETTER ESTATE
JUDGE READS RIOT ACT TO MEM BERS OF FAMILY LIVING
 ABROAD

CHICAGO, October, ', P)-Joseph
 Letter is to remain trustee of the s3O,OOO,OOO estate of his father, Sup .erior Judge Sullivan rule;. This deci- sion settles the disputs between Lei
 ter and his titled sist4r. Countess .of Soffolk and Berks.
 The court failed to find that Letter
 was extravagant or wiifuuy dishonest
 as was charged by his sister. On the other hand Lady Noffolk and other
 English heirs, were repuked for their policy of heaping abuse on Letter while he did all the~work. The court pointed out that L, ter was alone in his endeavor to put the estate on a
 paying basis and rarped the English branch of the family living abroad and expecting Letter tc provide .tem with money.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
ESKIMO FOLK SOLVE WORLD PROBLEM|N
 MAT TER D|vORCES EXPLORER BRINGS NEW SOUL TON; EsKIMoS HAPPlEsT
 PEOPLES WORLD

NEW YORK, Oct. q (P)-A new solution to the worlds divorce prob lem was brought back to civilization by George Palmer Putnam, publisher and explorer, home from four months spent in the Arctic wastes and Baffin- land. The solution, he said, lies in the emulation of the primitive Eskimo who made divorce non-existant for his race through the development of a per feet economic partnership in which the woman's place is in the igloo, chewing the husbands tough seal skin boots into proper softness and flexi- bility for the next hunting trip, with starvation always just around the corner. The Eskimo still remains one of the happiest races on earth.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
MRS. LULU GRUBER FOUND GUILTY OF
 SHOOTING HUSBAND
SEATTLE JURY BRINGS IN VER- DICT SECOND DEGREE MUR-
 DER, SIX HOURS

SEATTLE, Oct. '. (P)-A superior court jury of seven women and five men found Mrs Lulu Gruber guilty of second degree murder for shooting her husband last June. The jury de- liberated six hours. The prosecution evidence was that Mrs. Gruber killed her husband in order that she might be free to marry another man. The woman pleaded self defense. The second degree murder penalty is from 20 years to life Imprisonment.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
REVOLT CONTINUES
 THROUGHOUT MEXICO
 ALSO EXECUTIONS
GENERAL GOMEZ STILL IN THE FIELD, REPORTS INDICATE;
 CRUISERS DEPART

NEW YORK, Oct. 2. (P)-The stac- cato roll of firing squads continues to echo through Mexico but despite this summary retribution exacted by the government reports from many points indicate continuance of revo- lutionary movements.
 General Guiana, commander of the cavalry forces of the Mexico City gar rison, was taken virtually from the court marshal chamber in which he was convicted, ito face the firing squad. In Morelos, 13 members of the state legislature were shot as sympathizers with the Gomez, Serrano revolt.
 Mexican naval vessels at Vera Cruz prepared to depart on an unannounc- ed mission The fate of General Gomez, chief of the rebels since the execution of Berrano, remains unde- terr ned but reports indicate he is still in the field.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
SEARCHING PARTY FAIL
 RECOVER BODIES MEN

PANAMA, Oct 7. (P)-The search ing party which travelled to Fish lake 20 miles, up the Panama river in an eff fort to find the bodies of Herbert En- strom and Donald Long, reported drowned in the lake September 28, re- turned. They reported the boat was found overturned but no sign of the bodies. Heavy winds are thought to have capsized the boat
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
AFTER STRONG BUILDING
 PROGRAM 0F SUBMARINES

WASHINGTON, Oct. z. (R-The big Navy forces in Congress will urge the submarine building pro- gram at the forthcoming session with the disclaimer that the nation is being entered into competitive build ing with Great Britain, or Japan, Rep resentative Butler, Republican of Pennsylvania and chairman of the House Naval Affairs committee, in- dicated today.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
THIRD INNING

Pirates-Harris flied out to Combs. Gooch famed; Pennock had his old curve working in great form. Lag zeri threw out Meadows at first.
 No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Yankees-Rhyne threw out Pennock at first; Combs flied to L. Waner; Wright made beautiful catch of koe- nig's seeming hit; he raced back into center field to get the ball.
 No runs, no hits, no errors.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
SECOND INNING

Pirates-Wright flied out to Combs Lazzeri threw Traynor out at first; Lazzeri smothered Barnhart's ground CT and got him at first.
 No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Yankees -Lazzeri famed and Wright threw out Dugan at first. Tray nor threw out Grannbowski at first.
 No runs, no hits, no errors.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
HURL|NC IF HERB
 PE|VVOCK WINS THIRD
 STRAIGHT FOR TANKS
SEVENTH FATAL FOR PIRATES; "BABE" GETS HOMER WITH
 TWO MEN ON BASES

NEW YORK, Oct. '. R-In a game featured by the sensational pitching by Herb Pennock who won his fifth worlds series game without defeat and a home run by Babe Ruth, the Yankees made it three straight from Pittsburgh by winning eight to one before crowd of 60,O0O.
 Yankees; eight runs, nine hits, no errors. Pirates; one run, three hits and one error.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
LITTLE CHANGE LINEUP

NEW YORK, Oct. '. P-Bright sunshine greeted the third game here. The batteries for todays game are: Pittsburgh, Meadows and Gooch, and for New York Pennock and Grabowski. Tn Pittsburgh batting order Rhyme will play second base and bat number two in place of Barnhart who will bat in number six in place of Grantham. The rest of the lineup is the same as yes terday.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
FLASHING ATTIRE OF
 GANNA KNOCKS I'M DEAD

PARIS, Oct. 7. (P)-Ganna Walska stopped traffic in the Rue de Ia Paix by the flashing perfection of her at- tire. Madame Walska, when she step ped from her olive green automobile, wore a gown of cherry red velvet em- broidered with gold, a Russian Cos sack hat and sable cloak worth s50,- 900 and b7d about s5OO,OOO worth of jewelry o1 her person including the grand Mogul of India, the largest emerald in the world.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
.REHEAR|NG, REARCUNENT
 ON 18TH AMENDMENT

NEW YORK, Oct. 7. (P-Aoting upon the suggestions of former fed eral judge, Henry s. Priest of St. Louis, the National Constitutional Lib- erty League announced it will ask the United States Supreme court for a rehearing and re-argument on the con- struction of the 18th amendment.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
FOURTH INNING

Pirates-Lazzeri tossed out L. Wan CT at first; Rhyme popped to Koenig and P. Waner sent a hot liner to Dug an.
 No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Yankees-Ruth famed and Gehrlg walked on a hit and run play Meusel grounded to Traynor who threw the ball into the grandstand. Under ground rules Gehrig was halted at third and Meusel at second. Lazzeri famed and Traynor threw out Dugan at first.
 No runs, no hits, one error.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
WAs LATE IN PAYING
 NAUGHTY FIGHT DEBT

BOSTON, Oct. z. P)-Stepping from her closed car, junior of col lege here stepped into the campus pool, sans clothing, crawled into the fountain and posed for a moment as September morn, then scrambled out, re-entered the automobile and sped away. She had bet on Dempsey.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
HER GOODNESS sAkE!"

EDINBURGH, Scotland, Oct z. (P Talmadge, motion pie ture star, yesterday testified that her husband, Captain Alstair Macintosh, was guilty of infidelity and asked for divorce.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
SEAL POPULATION IF
 ALASKA SHOWS INCREASE

WASHINGTON, Oct. z. (P-The Department of Commerce. announced the Alaska seal population has in creased about six per cent in the past year. The population on August 10 was 808,870 as compared 10 761, ,281 year ago.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
HOP IS POSTPONED

LISBON, Oct. 7. (P-The departure of the Junkers plane for Azores en- route to the United States has been postponed because of fog.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
DR. HARDY ENROUTE

TANANA, Oct. 7 (P)-Dr. Hardy, who has been doing dental work along the Yukon river, left for Nenana in a power boat ending a seasons cruise.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-12-23
TOFLY FROM NEW YORK
TO KILL DEVIL HILLS
Prominent Figures In Aeronautics To Direct
Survey for Proposed Airport Where The
Wright Beacon Will Be Raised

Frank \. Tichcnor, editor Of
the Aero Digest aud one of the
foremost figures i'll the promo
ton OF american acronautlcS !;
VIM. Arthur. national author
ity on airpor,s who has laid out
many of the largest airports IN
the country, and possibly Clar-
encc Chamberlain OF New York
to Berlin flight fame. will fly
from New York to Kill Devil
Hills carly in January.
McsSrs. Tichcnor and Arthur will
come 10 Kill Devil Hills at tho re-
quest Of the executive committee of
the Kill Devil Hills Memorial ASSo-
citation TO select the required acre
age at XIII Devil Hills for great
national airport which the Memorial
Association hopes 10 scr created at
this desirable point on the North
Carolina coast in connection with
the proposed memorial TO the first
Wright flight.
MessrS. Tfhenor and Arthur plan
to use big cabin plan" for their
trip. making the trip from New
York 10 Kin Devil Hills In Il mat
ter of three hours or such Il matter
and avoiding IN" talium AMI dis
comfort vf 4 rail trip.
II Is conceivable that i'll few
years thousands OF Americans Will
be making tho same "trip In the same
way. The eyes Of tb" acronautlc1l
world are already centered ou XIII
Devil Hills where tho modern power
driven heavier than air flying ma
chine wa< born. That interest Will
not ahatr with the years: Nil Devil
Hills will become Il great national
shrine.
Mr., TichcnOr and Mr.. Arthur arc
! busy mon. That they are pnltl>>
] themselves to- the expense and trou'
! bic uf directing preliminary survey
! for IN airport at Kill Devil HiiiS
means that they are tremendously
interested in the prcjec: and heart
lily commend it.
! While at Kill Devil Hills the dis
,in-uisbcl visitors will bc the Sn':StS
tnf Hodie Island Club wh"r" they
/ Will ~ entertained by Frank STICK
and Allen 4. IIueth. donors Of more
than 2.o.J acres nf Kill Devil ill'S
tlan,s 10 be n part Of the proposed
airport.
| Whether it will be convenient Tor
the party TO pay a visit I" Elizabeth
! City while in tn" vicinity Is yet 10
bc determined. They will certainly
receive a rouSiuS reception here IL
they come.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-12-23

spending money and dcplored the
eytfayagancc Of ryeryhOdy about
him, Hc subscribed TO stock in the
row community hotel because he
was proud Of his town. hlt he ncEer
took his meals there and he would
have scorncd the suggestion that he
take a room i'm tho hotel and make
himself clean and comfortable Tor
tho rest of his days. And so he left
an estate estimated about $G1.Ho
for others to enjoy. There was much
curiosity as "a what disposition had
boon, malc of his wealth and so Il
blacksmith came and smashed his
safe in 50 eager heirs could read
his will before his body was put in
the cold. cold ground.
Z But aside from his rrcniricities
which harmed M one but himself,
Dr. ChaS. w. Sawyer was good
man. a good neighbour. Il good rlii-
zen: he was loyal to his "hur"h'
loyal 10 his friends. loyal to his
town and benevolent in many. re-
markahle ways that were utterly
unknown to those who called him
"Stingy."
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-12-23

I'D love TO live to sec one christ
mas when every one colid S'o"
thcir good will for every one Csc
without having TO Spend ever! cent
they can get their hands on ana 20
in debt for luXuricS that will nave
to be uaid for the next year, S;ild
thc Soda Jerker to his friend INC
Bank Clerk.
you'll never live to sec that sort
or Christmas" said the Bank clerk.
Put folks are acquiring more in
tclliycncc all the time and have al
idcu that the world may yet reach
u Stage Of enlightenment that VIII
call for IL sane Christmas"
"Your usual mistake said the
Rank Clerk. "You persist in c"n-
fusiny knowledge with Intelligence
thc world does not acquire more in-
teIlisence: it acquires konWcldSc
merely.
.Tbis inanc and maddcniug ruSD
of sboupiny after Christmas pre-
scnts that you behold this week auo
which has been in progress 1ol
several weeks past will be aD an
nual event so lonS as we 1laN'
printers ink.
,"peopIe are governed not by
re,sou. but by suggestion; people
don't do what they ought to do o'
what their commonsense tells theu
th,,. SHOULD DO: they do whut thel
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-12-23
HYDE COUNTY SHERIFF
RESIGNS UNDER FIRE

The resignation IF r. {. Swindcll
Sheriff Of Hyde County I" take cl-
feet February | was offered IN
Superior Court III Hyde. before
Judge Midget. A criminal case
against him was continued until
February /. according TO recent DIS
patches. He has been given apr
proyimatcly 80 days to strilighlcn
out his accounts aud turn over all
public moneys il his possession Il"
the rounty treasury or auditor oil
Hyde.
Swindell. who was represented hE
II. :. Ward and Tom Long. offered
no defense and the ease consumed
bIil Il brief amount Of the court 5
time.
He had been charged under u
SIprf::l act with habitual drunken
ness. on Il petition signed by seven
rrccholdrrS of Hyde county. S"'l-
citor Small handled The case Tor the
state.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-12-23
KILL
DOC. SAWYER?
Just Possible That Very Name
of Drug He Took May Have
Excited a Too Weak Heart

DR.. Chas. W. Sawyer, an
eccentric old physician OF this
city compounded medicine
ior rheumatism and prescribed
barrels Of it to patients in his
dav. And then he took a big
dose uf another doctors pre-
scription for rheumatism Sun
day night and died within less
than two hours.
The stur he took is called Tyr
Azo-phrn. compound of Dicthy-
Renzylidcuc ITydrOXy-Azo-B Benz"l-
Mrthylcme-D -Disallicy ylic-birinrhonlnlc
Acid. according 10 the label on the
bottle. The name Of il was enough
Ia kill him aud he may actually
have died of fright after reading
thc formula on the wrapper. For
his heart was weak and had been
Giving him much trouble for several
years.
phvsicianS who attended Dr.
Sawyer say that he died OF acme
Jilotion Of thc heart and doubt that
the dru. had anything (" d" win
! his death. but when first taken Ill
! DIR. Sawycr'S immediate complaint
w,s that he had taken seven five
grain capsules Of the drug with the
biz name aud he thought he had
taken too much of il.
+ DIR. Sawyer waS 20 years old ana
had lived in Elizabeth city since
1896. He was native OF Perlui-
m,us County. but prior 10 coming Il"
Elizabeth City he had practlced
medicine and operated IL drug store
in Nashville. Tenn.
Disappointed in love early III nc
he had hcmcrforth Stunned women
and lived much to himself. lie had
two bird dogs of which be was iona :
they lived with him. understood MN
and waggcd their tales Knowing!
when he talked to them. lie Wou'u
sit alone with his dogs Tor DourS
and talk 10 them. Again nc Wou'u
sit and pat his feet. and th'nN upon
this crazy life. lie was convinced
that most of the world was craH!
and some in the world rctailatcd ID!
c,,liny him "Crazy Or. Sawyer.
But he was apparently happy.
Much Of bis happiness was derry
ed from the fact that be WASH
; troubled with the common mania oI
; Wanting things. He lived very
simple life, ate simple foods h'au'
! 4 suit of clothes last Il long lllh'
. and wore Il black hat until IL na'
turned green aud started turhih'
black again. He was aHerse !
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-12-23
oJhQ BANK CLERK Aso THE SO0A JgPKeR
A SANE CHRISTMAS ISN'T IN THE CARDS

are persuaded to do: ana thr src".
cst rcrsuasivc force in the wortd l.
modern advertising.
"AdvertiSing is the greatest art
of the century: the art OF hd'ertlH-
inc is the art of making folks want
things. More than billion dollars
Is spcn in this country ever! year
for advertising in newspapers ana
magazines. Human minds are I'M
urcsspd with words and pictures ol
thousands Of commodities That thrF
could very we'll do without IL lheF
navcr heard of them. But adVcr-
tisins makes them want things anu
when they want things they p"!
them.
and 50 there's 10 need ol talk'nS
| about n sane Christmas; your h''''
t,lk will be drowned in Il torreul
Of printers lux and the people Will
bc persuaded that tue only way l"
be happy aud decent ana rrSpec'ap''
is to spend, spend, spend.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-12-23
ANT CLAUS WILL DO
MUCH FOR NEEDY ONES
'r'l Families To BE Taken Care
ol christmas: E,lks and Red
Men Cooperate

'"''- 'nrdy ramili">. most "f
"n are in Elizabeth City. are 10
"E"t rIrr of christmas, accGrd-
( =" i;.y. \. II. OutlIw. County
.'@". Officer. These families
"" .'1.H assigned To- tn" various
4G.g >rhnnl classes. Women :
N"nlr. Uni"n>. aud other church
~.I,.rnu who will supply them
BASKETS ut food. aud with
'aas
'" ht,> ~ usual will hold their
['.a- rhri>rmaS Tree Sunday
"H; aI their home on Fearing
"' i,"d Men Of Elizabeth ttly
Ha"w i>c follow their usual GUS
o. I"uatiu- baskets "t fruit
a. 0id"w> of Red Men aud
'''i> Of tuod To needy members "t
'r'nr.. Iu addition the Jseu
20. i"uatc literally to tut
~''Ha.. Ilumc prnvidiu" Santa