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CORlNTHIAN BAPTIST

On August /, at 1880 pm, the
enior choir Of New Corinthian Bap-
ISL Church is sponsoring musical
rogaam
Some Of the following will be
eatured.
Duets, solos, saxaphone Duets,
nd quatet selections. Madam Hat
ic Coles, director, Mrs. A. Bohanon,
ccompanist All Interested music
overs are welcome.
During morning services other
peeial guests will be present.
On last Sunday, July 25, the Rev.
J. Nj. Lee, Bethesda Baptist Church
Sotne Mountain) Atlanta, Ca, was
he honored guest of the Rev. w.
G. Thomas, pastor of Corinthian
3aptist Church.
The Rev. Lees subject was on
three main points: ~ Strikes. l2o
Quitting. (3) Walking out on God.
Eve was the first person that walk
ID out on God. Everyone present
seemed to be highly inspired by his
brief message. We were assured
hat strikes could exist i'll the spirit
nal world as in the temperate world.
The Rev. Lee is a great gospel leader.
s. Chance reporter, the Rev. w,
G. Thomas, pastor,
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Wv YITHIN the reallA d =

wv YITHIN the realia oA u
w endeavor and pe-sonai con-
facts. one sees human tsaiis
and characteristics displayed, soilgs
of which are likable and indeed loy
able, while others So au.te tiis 5i
iposite. Perhaps one of III most usa-
desirable and at times ole. sisss titslfs
is that wiaicl is called seiI-@ssertiS e.
mess or aggressiveEess. Uni5.sunata-
,ly. the Individual manifesting sgla
traits or tendencies seems unaware
of these claims, and needs to see
himself as he appears to others. But
when awakened to see tbs nnlika bic
and unlovely tenG sny he Will want
70 seek tie means tl7fauah which 70
overcome It,
Whether one. is striving TO over
come self-assertion. agsressiveness,
or the like, for himself, or endeaS0s-
ing to correct IL in another he must
begin by correcting his own thought,
and replacing his mistaken concepts
with the truth about the situation.
OF necessity. therefore. he must ssc
mans true selfhocd. So doina. he
acknowledges without reservation
that the only real self Is the spirItnai
selfhood, which reflects Coo. ihls
spiritual identity must ever a3sert
itself until the material beliefs abont
"a false mortal selfhood are entirely
overcome, and disappear from human
experience. Ii was our beloved Mas
ter, Christ Jesus, who said tJohn
g.3Ol, II can of mine own self Do
nothing. = He recognized and de
clared to his followers that he accom-
plished his healing works because ol
his oneness with his Father.
The trend OF the human mind Is
always toward one extreme or the
other: 1t claims too much or too lit
tie. And so, in turning from the NOR.
tai to the immortal or true sense c1
being, one asserts his true selfhood
that which reflects his Maker. How
busy one is kept, and what JOY ane
freedom are gained, by such asser
tioni The limitations of human be
lief impede spiritual progress. ant
when these limitations are broker
down through understanding and tn
assertion OF ones real spiritual self
hood, true progress is inevitable. II
the result of claiming and proyin
ones heritage as child of God.
z On page 81 of the Christian Sci
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FRIDAY, JULY 80, 1897.
ASSERTING, n.,oe a'ri7e Sen %

abSok. s'ssciea~e ana heailh
uitA ney to the Scriptures, MARY
ytafF rS'siy says "Ahsorbed In ma
selfh8aa we discern ari rehect
,3a1 geil.ty the sssiss nee q Life or
sf II aai cf mats 81 sal
tfs searnasent OF mn 2
ssairittlai an eternal indlyiduafitys
and dastro + tie erroneous knoWi-
edee gained from matter or through
what are med the material sens
ss The bringing out in daily ex-
perience Qf ones true selfhoou ID
really tie gSpeessing OF ones spirit
ual individuality.
lei as soi be disturbed, then. Waen
We are tempted To believe that we
I'll otl4e.s ii q seIs-a ssrtlve Or agrees
u. sl1 q ca&S let 10 realize thats.
humility follows the recognition %
cur oneness with God, ard tEat the
assertion OF true selfkood INJURIES no
one Truth always dispiaces errone-
Gus flirting with the acca and true;
Eit Away blesaas and heais
Id Is helpsul 10 all to know that
fis ere a.e Goalike qualities in abnnd-
ance, 70 reniaee every undesirable
/ ltnlan trait o4 CT eter.stic one may
AEGnl NJ II $50 t4f 49, 5sA3SS liiNiS - -
] ssays t4e nth To refute e.ary lie.
ssw easy then. to see that elaimi':g
lanes dependence upon ana unity
! with divine lia is the only real Sc =
/ assartiEeHess. ara taat from this Cd
| fort Iaore ol rood es.l come into ones
experience.
i In eneeavoring to see the truth
about all sa#h Qualities of thouglt
as those M ationcd thee cor as al %
the need for cult tgating mcse a d
more OF love Every time loving
thought IS enta ,ained 1t replaces
/ jast that much OF discord in human
/ thinking and human affairs. If one
is really endeaVoriag to overcome
material self-assertivcness and ag-
gressiveness, he is most assuredly en-
i deavoring to be more loving. His
efforts are in line with Paul's words
in the thirteenth chapter of Cor
inthians tf-6o Charity suffereth
long. and is kind; charity envieth
not; charity vaunteth not itself Ii
not puffed up, doth not behave Itself
unseemly, seeketh not her own, Il
j not easily provoked. thinketh no evil;
rejoiceth not in iniquity, but rejoic
eth In the truth. Z ~. The ChTistida
Science Monitor.
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ANTI-L YNCIl ELL
lContinued from page ONEl

Continued from page ONEl
NAACP's appeal to the country said.
aThe biz passed the House by an
over h. ..e il..s vote. 1t was approved
by the Senate judiciary committee
in another overwhelming vote. More
than 65 senators-an unprecedented
number have pledged to vote fer
this bill Straw votes BY the Ameri-
can institute Of Public Opinion
shows that the country is 10 per cent
III favor Of this bill. A poll by q nau-
tral Washington news service has
shown that 81 positive votes are in
.se senate for the bill.
We need now only a great out
I ouling d demands from the peopte
cf The country on their senators and
this bill will become law. But the
e.. ie must speak and they must
.pe; X at once. They must. write
heir senators and tell them that
here must be no adjournment
without action upon the anti-lynch-
M oill. We must have 100000 mes
ages in the Senate in the next ten
days if we are to get action. We are
o near to victory that we must not
fail. All letters should be addressed
TO senators at the Senate Office
su lding, Washington, Dc
NAACP Wires Barkley
Walter White, NAACP secretary,
elcgraphed Senator Alben w. Bark.
ey If Kentucky, congratulating aim
apan his election as majority leader
aying: eve 81 connues.i tit'. under
your able and uncompromislng lead,
rsh'p, the WagnerVan Nuys anti
ynching bill which more than %
enators favor will speedily be called
~ for debate and passage at this
saSS59rl
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BOYS CHEERED

Continued from page ONE)
day In shouting a thunderous well
come to four bewildered youths freed
in the latest chapter OF the Scots
4 ato mass rape csse.
Several eIbowed and half mauled
spectators were tfanpled under foot
when hundreds Of cheerin I, showing
Negroes stormed heavy police lines
Q shout a lasty salutation to the
Iaaftet and TO their chief defense
counsel samuel LeibawiJz, as they
arrived from the South
Police escorted the party from
the station followed by the crowd
Reaching the street, the mass Of
spectators spread out fan wise as
Beibowitz made dash for his auto
mobile, accompanied BY the four,
Willie Robertson, Olen Montgomery
Eugene Williams and Roy Wright.
What Liebowitz plans to do with
the boys has not been entirely ar.
ranged. He has said, however, that
he hopes to be able to find vocati
onal training for them here.
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ROBERT TAFT
CONTINUED from Page ~

Continued from Page u
iecided to proceed with the cam
paign. | realize that it is year be-
fore the primary, but the primary
campaign, as it has to be conducted
in Ohio, takes long time.
Il am not seeking formal indorse
ments outside Of my own county and
am merely writing this letter for
your information.
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WEST SIDE DAY NURSERY NEW

The West Side Day Nursery open
at am, and closes at pm. Al
you know i Offers a nice home,
food and care Of children while theli
parents are at work.
The children are trained for o.
ganized play BY their supervisors
There Is also q kindergarten clas:
for the smaller children. Partieipat
ing in impromptu programs each day
are teaching the children a small
amount Of public speaking. Coco
results are being rendered BY The
children in the field Of arts and crafts
and also music.
Melissa Bess, supt.
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ZION HILL BAPTIST

The Zion Hill Baptist Church and
pastor, the Rev j. A. Hubert dis
missed their night service last Sun
day night to be the guests Of the
aecond Baptist Church of Middle
town. The Rev B. w. Clark, pastor
The pastor, the Rev. Hubert, vii
be in his pulpit Sunday morning al
II am. At 8 pm. communion ane
Baptising
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Hubbard.


WANTED A young woman with
high school education to do office
work. Call at 418h w. Fifth St.,
after 6 80 pm. Welder Pelt.
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CINCINNATI, July IS. Four
boys, too happy to talk after then
/ dismissal Saturday &C defendants ii
Alabama $ notorious "Scottsboro
case, passed the day in Cincinnati
Sunday before entraining for New
York and a new start ia life.
The quartet Roy Wright, IS
years old: Eugene Williams, 20, Olen
Montgomery, 21, and Willie Rober
son, 22left Decatur, Ala, at noon
Saturday after they had been abb
solved of participation in All attack
upon two white girls six and one
half years ago.
Accompanied by their attorney,
Samuel Liebowitz, New York, the
boys drove to Nashville, Tenn, from
Decatur. They arrived in Cincinnati
Sunday morning by train. After an
unsuccessful attempt to charter a
plane, the group left by train at
4:3o Sunday afternoon, expecting to
arrive in New York at $50 Monday
morning.
Asked how they felt to be above
the Mason Dixon Line as free men,
Williams and Montgomery were the
only two TO comment.
Williams, who was freed because
the State Of Alabama said he was too
young to have taken part in the at
tack, sighed and said, "It's hard to
describe, it feels so good
Montgomery, peering through
heavy-lensed spectacles and lingering
his overalls, asserted, 1T seems like
dream He was freed because the
prosecution said he was partly blind
and probably was not present at
the time Of the attack"
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N.V.T.-Please tell me how long
It viii be before / get the money
that / am expecting
Ans: Within Pre- next three
months. This money will come to
you in small amounts but you
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will eventually get it all.

C.J.D.-Will / ever pull through
this strain and will ever be happy
again?
Ans:--Indeed you will. You will
pay for your home and this alone
will change your present disposition
to happy one. Your children are
also going to change for the better
and they will make your life more
contented.
E.J.--My husband just walks out
and leaves me and / want to know
why he doesn't stay at home with
me like he used to do?
Ans:--It 10 mot a girl this time
that is keeping him away from home
u. but it is some interesting card
games. He isn't going to continue
this way for he is already getting
disgusted and will take more ac-
tive interest in his home.
WM.--I am going with woman
and she won't do like I want her to
do and ! want to know if she will
ever be like / want and what should
I do?
Ans:--She isn't going TO LET any
man wrap her around their finger
but she is going to keep you guess
ing. II will take lot of coaxins
and attention TO make her care for
you for She is just about as indie
pendant as they come. She is .
clever young lady.
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Hiss Florida Leigh will leave Sun
lay morning for Chicago, H.. where
he will remain two weeks as tas
iouse guest Of cousin, Mrs. Eois
IIouser.
Miss Inez Leigh will also leave fol
j five weeks stay in New York City
Saturday afternoon. Both are I'll,
daughters Of Mrs. Thomas Leigh
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J.J.T--I read your column and
enjoy it. Tell me what to do to
make away with the disease that I
now have and will ever get we'll?
....Ans:-see GOOD DOCTOR inn
only be a short time until you are
mediately. If you do this it will
completely cured. Neglecting your
self will only make things worse.
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DAYTON SOCIAL HlGHLlGH!s

On Sunday, July Is, Mrs. Georgia
McDelmitt Of 629 Clifton DR.. was
hostess 10 the forty-second aniiaai
reunion Of the Hill family.
Promptly at 4 o'clock in the after
noon the guests were seated in the
spacious dinning room where de
licious three course dinner was serv-
ed After dinner some went riding,
some played games in the back yard
while Others remained in and enjoyed
bridge. All reported very enjoy
able afternoon and evening.
Guests included: Mr.. and Mrs. JAS.
Hill of Watley, Ala, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie
Bolden, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buchan
an, Elizabeth Stevens, and Ethe
Black, all Of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
Hill and family and Mrs. Young.
Of two daughters, one son, 2 gran
children and great grandchildren.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Moore is
spending a few days with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Booker Hamilton Of Hawthorne
Street. Miss Moore is from Marion
Ohio. She will enter Freedmen
Hospital in August to train for sur
gical nurse.
Miss Vera Loritts Of f08 Mound
Street leaves Saturday, July 81. fof
visit with her sisters in PhilAdel
phia and Atlantic City She will ais,
visit New York City for a few days
Miss Fannie Finch Of Atlanta. G.
is the house guest Of her cousin, Mis-
Mildred Wilkes, 3l8 sprague sleet
Mrs. Maggie Greer Of Atlanta. ca.
and grandson, John Edwards, III
rived in the city Tuesday Ms
Greer il visiting her daughter. Mr.
Vester Taylor, 30 Norwood Avenue
and will continue her visit t. Detrci
where she will visit with another
daughter, Mrs. Zetha Williams, 1885
Superior Street On leaving Detroit
Mrs Greer will stop BY Dayton for
return visit with Mrs. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs William Thomas Of
Detroit, recently married. were the
weekend guests Of Mrs. Adams Of
sprague Street.
Mrs. Thomas was fJulia Lewis a
former Daytonian. And Mrs. Mary
Franklin and grandson. Stanley
Smith Of Xenia, spent Sunday in the
city also as the guests Of Mrs. Adams.
Mrs. Eva Burns OF Kiug Street,
who has been visiting III Detroit, re-
turned home this week Mrs. Burns
shortened her visit to be at the ban
quet given by the Usher Board 90
Zion Baptist Church, Thursday evt
ming.
WESTERN UNION Asso. MEETS
The Western Union Association
the Oldest Baptist body in the Stats
is in session this week at Loekland
The guest of Mt Zion Baptist
Church, with the Rev n. L. Harri
Of Springfield, Moderator.
Mrs Cornelia Lacy, proprietor o.
the Home Beauty Shop, 2o1 $. sum
NIT Street, has been vacationing il
Richmond, Ind, with friends. Mrs
Lacy will return Saturday.
Mrs. Clarence Smith OF w Fifth
Street, left Saturday for Uniontown
Pa, on account Of the illness Of he
mother. Mrs. Smith is taking he
mother to Pittsburgh, to the hospita
for observation.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. Ruby Francis Of Kinnard
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WESTERN UNION Asso. MEETS

The Western Union Association
the oldest Baptist body in the STATE
is in session this week at Lockland
The guest of Mt Zion Baptist
Church, with the Rev N. L. Harm
Of Springfield, Moderator.
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Tel Ellis is vacationing in Detroit
out IS anxious 70 know how ii ngs
ire III Dayton. His address is Gl5
King Street, Detroit, Mich.
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Mrs. Cornelia Lacy, proprietor o.
the Home Beauty Shop, 2o1 s. sum
nit Street. has been vacationing il
Richmond, Ind, with friends. Mrs.
Lacy will return Saturday.
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Tie Southland Singers are filing
engagements IN Kentucky and Ohio.
They will visit Winchester and Palis.
~, and urbana and Barton, Ohio
dr. William Owings, as Adelite ST.
i manager Of the singers.
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Mrs. Clarence Smith Of w Fifth
Street, left Saturday for Uniontown
Pa, Oh account Of the illness Of he
mother. Mrs. Smith is taking he
mother to Pittsburgh, to the hospita
for observation.
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M.W.-Please help me. / want a
boy friend to call my own and won
der if I win ever get one?
Ans:-Without doubt. Cupids
arrow is going to be pointed at you
before she next nine months land
when il hits . .. you are going to
be about the worst love sick" per-
son ina aginabie. Good times are in
store for you. ~ ~aas
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Miss Vera Loritts Of fos Mound
Street leaves Saturday, July 81. fol
visit with her sisters in Philadel
phia and Atlantic City. She will alse
visit New York City for a few days.
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E.B.H.--I have small lot in q
northern state and | am wondering
If | will be able to sell it anytime
soon?
Ans:-Yes .. provided you adver-
tise the property for sale. Why not
put il in the hands Of some Real Es-
tate Agency and. have them dispose
Of il for ssyaau. Don't sell unless you
can get good price for the lot.
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C.G.-My husband is in jail and /
want to know if will be able to get
him out?
Ans:--When you get the necessary
money to pay his fine then you can
get him out. However il he con-
tinues to go to Jail as he has done
this year il will not be SO light on
him next time. The people around
you do not have anything to do with
his going to jail.
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Miss Mary Elizabeth Moore is
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Booker Hamilton Of Hawthorne
Street. Miss Moore is from Marion
Ohio. She will enter Freedmen
Hospital IN August to train for a sur
gical nurse.
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Mr. and Mrs William Thomas Of
Detroit, recently married. werc the
weeken guests Of Mrs Adams 81
Sprague Street.
Mrs. Thomas was fJulia Lewis, /
former Daytonian And Mrs. Mars
Franklin and grandson, STANLEY
Smith Of Xenia, spent Sunday in Tho
city also as the guests Of Mrs Adams
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-04-29
COULEE DAM NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. g. NJ. Argersinger
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Walsh at dinner Friday evening.
Pupils of the Coulee Dam grade
school presented an operetta on
Friday evening. 1t was entitled
1.-THE Smiling Sixpence,' and was
under the direction of Mrs. Long.
Mrs. c. M. Cole drove group of
women to Spokane Wednesday.
Included in the party were Mes
danes Fred Sharkey, o. G. Mark
hus, James Miner and Robert Ker-
foot,
Several groups Of people enjoy
ed the first day of fishing season
and reported good luck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Scott were
fishing at Wilson creek and snar-
ed IA before a. m. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. ]. Neiman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Smith were also fishing in
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Wilson creek.
Harry Wilbert and Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Girard were at Blue lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Mackey spent Sun
day at Ferry lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robbins
fished at Buffalo lake, as did Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Brown and chill
dren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gray had
as guests this weekend Mrs. Gray s
sister, Mrs. Paul Davies, and hel
husband and son, Tommy.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-04-29

Washington fruits, particularly
apples and pears, are tending to
establish seasonal high prices these
days on northern auction markets.
Typical Of the scenes enacted daily
sre buyers (above) inspecting fruit
on display floor prior to sale and an
euctioneer (right) receiving COM
petitive bids.
The fruit and vegetable auction
market system, observing this year
ite 10th anniversary. returns more
than $13O,ooo,000 annually to grow
ers, and supplies 100000 consurn-
ers. Auction markets are situated in
Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Gin
einnati, Cleveland, Detroit, New
York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and
st. Louis.
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Mspx4&M!l!s {! #. g, g
yvkG%.~ ny LUCILLE RAMIREZ
I LUCILLE RAMIREZ

chopped parsley. For variety, the
center Of the meat loaf ring may be
filed with steamed brussel sprouts,
buttered peas or lima beans.
CASSEROLE OF BEETs AND
ONIONS
3 cups diced beets
cup chopped onion
tablespoon salt
"a cup hutter
Combine the beets and the onion,
Add butter and salt, cover and bake
in the oven with the meat loaf and
potato balls, for about IL hours.
In the electric oven, you can cook
carrots, and other vegetables in
this way, without adding any water,
so that not bit of flavor or food
value Is lost.
PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES
cup shortening
cup brown sugar
cup peanut butter
8 teaspoons soda
" teaspoon vanilla
"a teaspoon salt
cup white sugar
3 cups flour
q eggs
Cream shortening. add sugar and
cream well. Add eggs, peanut but
ter and -four sifted with salt and
soda. Drop by spoonfulls on q
cookie sheet, pat with fork. Bake
10 to 1b minutes at 400 degrees.
You can put these in with the oven
meal when It is nearly done.
APPLE SNOW
Beat three egg whites until quite
stiff. Add sugar to taste, then /
cup Of apple sauce. beating all the
time. Chin In the electric refrig-
orator and serve either with cream
or q custard sauce.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-04-29

is framed and sentenced to hang
in eve Who Are About to Die"
with Preston Foster, Ann Dvorak.
A former "boarder" in one of the
nations, big houses" says, after
inspecting the elaborate prison
setting erected for the production:
"It is one of the most realistic sets
II have ever seen. 1t actually makes
me homesick."
Gladys Swarthout. Fred Mac
Murray, Jack Oakie and the IA
nous dancing pair, Veloz and Yo-
landa will be seen Sunday in
champagne Waltz"
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ager. eve feel that the general
public. as well IS statesmen, can
take a great deal OF satisfaction
from the success of this effort, not
only from the return Of better
times which ia so clearly indicated
by the volume of sales, but also
from the standpoint that better
lighted homes are happier ano
more attractive homes.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-04-29
SUCCESSFUL CAMPAIGN

More than 11,100 1. E. S. lamps
were sold by electrical dealers in
Guiding the Washington Water
Power company in the Inland En-
pire during the past six months, it
was reported at q recent meeting
In Spokane of division, district and
local managers, statesmen and home
service advisers of the electric
company.
This campaign was easily the
most successful ever held by this
company" said ]. e. E. Roger.
vice president ind general man