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ITHACA JOURNAL-NEWS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1, 1925 SEVEN it Is hoped to examine at least birds. rence Butler, chairman; Mrs. Leslie Wilson, Mrs. Donald Card. Mrs.

Ralph Mungle, Mrs. L. D. Kelsh; Publicity As a follow-up to the Intensive tu Bates on "Indian Lore" Committee: Mrs. Bert Patten, chair berculin testing which has been under way in the las few months, the Committees For Annual Charity Ball bureau plans next year to carry on an Biven man; Mrs.

Henry Mrs. Gordon Begent, Mrs. Lawrence Mintz, Miss Elda Van Vost, Mrs. Philip Sainburg, Mrs. A.

F. Sturm; Mrs. Ralph mith. Mrs. L.

E. Cady and Mrs. Clifford inany more fhino-a Bates of the College of mrnell University, ad- extensive advertising campaign to bring attention to the clean animals the Indian, for which to be thankful. woman's Club yes- in this county and in an effort to build FOR SALE One of the best located and most sightly; lots on CAYUGA HEIGHTS Consult GEORGE S. TARBELL Trust Co.

BIdg. Dial 2123 ot Keruse Himgrj The Indians hold. Dr K-tMlin' First Unitar-' Johnson; Poster up the dairy industry here. Winifred Bryant, chairman. that one of the most evil thin rJ Ufte '-Xew York State In-rafch.

0 th0 m0st interest- Floor Committee: R. E. Treman. JkI 13 TO Turn Alfalfa Demonstrations. In addition to this service, it is.

proposed by the bureau to establish In each of the towns of the county at asks for food, and as a result th. Formal Function on Nevf the club has been privll- chairman, J. S. Barr. W.

L. J. Conger (Groton), Walter O'Con- 13 sometimes Infested! vnth tramps. The Indians ha af.t the Indian perhaps other man In the rerent worlds ahm.t ihm nell. J.

Dall Lionel E. Mintz, Fitch H. Stephens, Daniel Crowley, Dr. A. H.

Sharpe, Prof. E. P. Andrews and Leon Rothschild. East Wind which hrim.

't, least three or four practical demonstrations with alfalfa, makiftg plots ranging about three acres in size. Cow' culling clubs fors the purpose of getting rid of "boarder cows" will also be fostered by the bureau, to replace L'51 And therefore Is fully JUnt him as he really and is the source of hope, the West to ondience with fit brings he ripened rruit and harvest, ffce txr V- 'sentence when he re. tron itenci which means warmth anri fh the old cow testing associations, and dred years from Wind which Is bad? tvon further improve the quality of stock L-w 'Un will hear the legends that will hunt here. A complete explanation of htese U4fCn Vreet cars, and then as eet day Night, December 4, Promises to be Most Successful Ever Given by Spon- sors, Hospital Aid Society Committees for the 13th annual Clarity Ball which will be held on natt Friday night, December 4, under th auspices of the Young Women's Hospital Aid Society, were announced totfey. The affair will be held In the nev Savings Bank Auditorium and promises to be the most successful socal event In the history of the city.

The Serenaders will furnish the mu the honeymoon world, or the world of man and his wife, the world of clubs will be published later. Farm Bureau Elects Staff For New Year word 10 icii ard me vjrreai ssnirit an much has been mUCIl lias hOW world of tales, "Dr. the Evil Spirit. Indian Indian and might be id tsates declared YOUR GARMENTS can be made as clean and fresh as new by sending them to a MASTER CLEANER. It saves money for other uses.

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Aurora St. always have rood morals. The Indians had no Santa rio. i "ccause tftere was no Christ. -J Zui folklore.

Dr. Bates 4 Amer man learned to travel h0ffTian were carried about "rf -hev lost nothing In the 3 hot was thought by many mas. yet they alwavs nnt nnt tree pieces of tallow for the birds. nuts for the The Tompkins County Farm Bureau launched forth on another year of squirrels. sic.

Last year over 500 attended the The annual membership drive of the bureau began today, with bureau workers busy throughout the county in lining up 1926 members. The bureau officials point to their record of the past year in behalf of the dairymen and others, and are confident that this exhibition of real service to farmers will result in an increased membership in 1926. Bacteria Thrives in Moonlight. Growth and activity of bacteria can be speeded up by moonlight, T. F.

Morrison, graduate student of Princeton UniverJyty, has discovered through experiments on the kind of microorganisms that cause dead fish to shine in the dark. Indian folklore. rfa. Dr. Bates pictured The name the Indians have rin ChaUty Ball.

activity yesterday when the members "WhS'tni51" BateS Sald' meansl MUs Gertrude Dean is chairman of aCnPr il iv- un itlnntic Coast, was a Oi the executive committee, representing each town in the county met at the Chamber of Commerce and elected officers for the ensuing year. Jay then nerson. The eastern citea a verse of inriinn nt Mr. Leon D. Rothschild is of the General Committee and were maize or corn- Phillips of Slaterville Springs was iSf nc were entirely au- elected president, Merrill Curry of fir? western Indians.

The Jacksonville as vice president, Harvey she will be assisted by the Mesdames William A. Dillon. J. S. Barr, Lionel E.

Mhtz, F. M. Molleeon and James F. McXinney. C.

Loomis of Dryden as secretary and NOT HOW CHEAP BUT HOW GOOD in Vew Tork State were Fred Dorn of the Coddington road, as otne" rpase(j to be had treasurer. anu minds were sat- and 1 I LI During the business session which peaceful pen hTtnken up followed a number of policies for the es In Othr committees are as follows: Patromss committee: Mrs. F. M. Mollescn, chairman; Mrs.

Harvey Van Pelt, Mrs. Hudson Wilson. Mrs. Eric Howell, Mrs. Alfred Kittler, Mrs.

David Lobb. Mrs. Carl Crandall, Mrs. coming year were adopted and the When You Feel a Cold Coming On Take Laxative. BROMO QUININE Tablets to work off the cause and to fortify the system against an attack of Grip or Influenza.

A Safe and Proven Remedy. The box bears the signature of E. W. Grove. There were three program of activities outlined in a right here, the ran like this: "Even the lake is married.

Even the lake has a wife; He Is, married to the lakeshore. He beats her whenever he likes." An Indian axiom wblch It would beweu for everyone to ponder says. Never criticise a person unless you have walked a mile In his moccasins." Stage Success At Lyceum Is Well Received 3 general way. It was decided that the one at the head of the one annual membership fee should be re J. M.

Chamberlain, Miss Ariel Be-ment, Msa Rowena Morse, Mrs. Helen duced from three to two, dollars and a goal of at least 750 members in 1926 Dean; fhance committee: Miss Mildred Majee, chairman. 114' East Seneca Street Dinner 11 :30 to 1 :30 Supper 5:45 to 7:00 Sunday Dinner .12:00 to 2:00 Home-made Sauerkraut and Frankfurters 1 Wednesday, December 2. where the in ss and ne at Butter" interspersed his facts with f- tStln- the humor and the the Indians, told lll.JUIIUWHl gJllMIIUWIIHM has been set. Personal service is to be the motto Ticket Committee: Miss Florence of the bureai next year and "special emphasis is to be given to poultry Shevalier, chairman; Mrs.

S. Delavan: Mrs. Willam Dillon, Mrs. H. Liddell Miss Catherine Higgins, Mrs.

J. -na nicw fsau r.e Ti-tiion ne culling, much the same-as it was given rT tie ouaint master. He told of tne in during this year to tuberculosis erad if51 Urband, Miss Ann Cleary, Miss Elda Van Vost. Mrs. Wester Baker, Miss "jation work Every member of the nnk him on a nsniK ih0 t0h- thov returned, ex- bureau will be able to have his flocks Florence JIcKenzie, Miss Althea Tis- dell.

Miss Agnes Sullivan. Miss Jessica eulled free of charge during ana 'yj, failure to catch more than nr -Rates had two. by A sincere, lovable performance fit Holland. Jtiss Edith Wyckoff, Miss Elizabeth Treman and Mrs. Genevieve Atod taHs (Bates) on both Clifford; Hefreshment Committee: of the Unf Had a Mrs.

John Kinney, chairman; Mrs Reginald A3en, Mrs. Wester Baker had a William Tell in indiar.s relating the Mrs. -William Ballard. Mrs. W.

E. Dai" Barnard. Mrs. F. L.

Brown Miss f. rU. how. when a huge rcp- Winifred Bryant, Mrs. Howard Boyn-ton, Mrs.

Lawrence Butler, Mrs Year After Year This gift will bring happiness and lighten the burden of the one you love. devoured all the people ex-jbadaeTuui nrriipd with an Henry Mrs. Mark Chamber the sei pem. xnc lain, Mrs. Hury Clark, Mrs.

Herbert Cobb, Mrs. T-ouglas Gillette, Mrs. J. E. Godfrey, Xrs.

V. B. Ilolton, Mrs. are found in abundance iane Cowls great stagre success, "Smilin Through," is given by the Lyceum stock company as their offering: to Ithaca the first half of this week. The play is.

very well Those who liked Jane Cowl in this immortal story will like Jane Hastings in the same role. Those who look for uniformly capable acting and expert stapre direction will have little fault to find with this presentation. And those who are susceptible to deep pathos and plowing romance which includes us all cannot but weep and laugh at this sweet story of love and hate. Ralph Hayes and Jane Hastings are certainly the most salient factors In the decided success of the performance. Hayes comes to the footlights with a surprising display of dramatic ability, and plays up to the full capacity of his role as John Carerct, the aged uncle who is nursing an old tv.e the lake snore "i fif the siai" Eric Howell, Mrs.

J. F. McKinney. Mrs. Charles Lueder, Mrs.

Harry Mayers. Miss Mildred Moakley, Mrs. Leslie Pierce, Xrs. E. S.

Preston Mrs. A. A. Rei4, Mrs. David Robb.

TV. Indians am rave MM hnt through the years mcu, ,,4. been aDie to siiiiuu flitter from many of our Mrs. E. A.

Rorapaugh, Mrs. Leon Rothschild, Miss Mercedes Seamon people, the speaker said. In that nnt trV Mrs. Henry Schnetk, Mrs. Leslie Scott, into their children.

In con Give Her a 1 CASS WASHERl For Christmas Buy It On The Club Plan Arctic Is Better Why? 6 Cleanliness Have a look at Arctic's delivery trucks. They are neat and clean too clean for any parasite to hang about. They are as spotless as we can keep them because they reflect the policy of Arctic in and out of the new plant. A TIC Ice Cream Milk Company 402 Taughannock Boul. Dial 4630 Mrs.

Murray Smith, Mrs. Clarence Snyder, Mrs. A. F. Sturm, Mrs.

J. E. Van Xatta, Mrs. Leslie Wilson and i0n with this tnougni ur. Zn tfcat Ithaca parents teach their Viren such stories as that telling fT the redheaded wooapecwer came his red head, rather that the fairy -ith wrhfrh some children are "tvliar.

Vse our own local folk so. he urged, rather than something r-i-v, ic fnrpitrn. and has no real Mrs. Wilbur Winant Relay Committee: Mrs. Joseph Barr, chairman; Mrs.

Helen Dean. Mrs. Clarence Mofte, Miss Louise Tarbell, Mrs. Carl Crandall, Mrs. A.

YV. Crowley. Mrs. Leon PTitchard. Mrs.

Ellington Xeill and Mrs. Paul Gillette: Decorations Committee: Mrs E. Morgan St. John, chairman; Mrs. J.

E. Godfrey, Mrs. Reginald' Allen, Mrs. William Hoffman, Mrs. Fred D.

Brown, Mrs. R. C. Mrs. Harry Mayers, A.

E. Milliken, Stanley Perez, and Fred D. Brown; Checking Committee: Miss Mary Emma' Card, chair satin. Tse Indians, Dr. Bates said, and do to this day, that corn If She Has a Washer Give Her An Eureka Vacuum Cleaner 8.50 Set of Attachments FREE! The eift of the Great Spirit.

He grudge and an old love. This Is prob--ably the most "appropriate vehicle he has yet been given in Ithaca, and his portrayal of it is superb. Jane Hastings rises to new heights of histrionic power and captures the affection of her audience, as Kathleen Dungannon, and again as the Moon--eyeen Clare of a former generation. She has a subtle ability to reach deep Into the emotions arid bring out almost forgotten throbs of the heart. Her char-actristic sweetness of demeanor, her charm of personality, her ability to put youth and sparkle into her lines, explain in large part the success of this her latest achievement.

Miss Hastings, too. has been most appropriately cast. James West plays bribed the ceremony of planting first hill of corn in the spring. the first kernel was for the Spirit, the second for widows ad orphans, the third for the crows man; Mrs. Helen -Mrs.

uari Gilbert, Miss Marjorie Mabee, Mrs. Doylemarx Harper, Mrs. A. P. Bart-lett, Mrs.

R. M. Vose and ilrs. Wester Baker: Music 'Committee: Mrs. Law- iai several kernels, for the family, ie asmber depending on the num- in the family, and finally a ker-sl for the dog.

Always, he said, is dog kernel was planted. He also onnosite her as Kenneth Wayne, ana does It with a praiseworthy accent on the oualitles of masculine lead for which he is so well fitted. Military 126 South Aurora Street Dial 9258 ti interestingly of the Indian fflca, celebrating some of the Im-M events of the year, such as 'is snow dance, the maple sap, th ttTberry and the corn dance. The -Sans, he said think the white man icsgrateful, since he has only one Saaktgtving Day, while he has been BEN MINTZ, Inc. uniform, be is said, becomes mm unusually well.

Douglas Hope has become a favorite with Lvceum patrons, and maintains that status with no let-down in the part of Owen Harding, crony of John Carteret. "Smilin Through" is a romance or pathos, of enduring love, and of hate that, in the end, gives way to love. Because an old man mourns the love of his youth and harbers a family feud for the loss of that love, two young people are kept apart. In the storv is just enough of the mystic, of the 'odor of old lavender to sever it from stark make it a true r0mhrcostumIng of a half.century ago. the beautiful lighting effects, and the scenery of the play contribute greatly in effect and are a tribute to the tage management and direction "Smilin Through" will be presented again tonight, and tomorrow matinee and night, at the Lyceum Theater.

von ran telephone your classified Overcoats Transfers of Realty trusters of several pieces of real we in the county were made boa today at the County Clerk's The list: kis C. Florence A. At-r haVe sold a part of lot 213 In Emvood Park Tract in Qroton FdH. Morton. Cavton L.

and Mabel L. Brown "wra B. Morton, lots 206 and 2 07 5 a Elmwood Park Tract in "(Son. M. and Jennie M.

Cutler 1 -aroiine to Elmer German, prop- frr on the Slaterville Road, tmer and Edna German to Jud-3 M- nd Jennie M. Cutler and an Duzer, 10 along the -'ll Turnpike. aie Goodwin to John Good- ens ads to The Journal-News- Dial Z77 5rO Properrj- in Danbv. SPECIAL SALE ON HIGH GRADE OVERCOATS THIS WEEK Featuring an unusual assortment of All-Wool Overcoats in grey, tan, blue and plaids in all sizes at, the special price of "rgaret Kephart to Floyd N. Oak- $125.00 i.

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