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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-08-27

Stock ewes and cattle for sale. You will
always find among my customers expert
judges of both cattle and sheep. / also sell
to most dealers. G. F. WALL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-08-27

We handle Ober's. Raisin's, zells and
many other cid and reliable brands of
fertilizer that have been used IN this coun-
ty for years with satisfactory results =
We want your order. give us call.
WASHINGTON. ALEXANDER & Cooke.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-08-27

When you are ready to buy your timothy
seed give us call. Can give you hn extra
quality of seed G. F. WALL, Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-08-27

A number of Ladies' and Gents English
made Riding Saddles, slightly shop worn.
for sale cheap and on liberal terms.
The HARNESS FAcToRY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-08-27


Personal Menfion.
NJ p..t, /. 4, to,,r
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e ~ s.'s'lV Y eh'ss' = ~ 49,. : -
lllseo.1 N'sy.
mr.Cnrence Manuel ~ visiting ms motne
IN this place:
Capt y I'd Wyatt has been quite in 70
ten days past
M. John q. Flem;no Il Wishing his sis
Ter near Kevser.
II 49, ~ IS Lac e.4n.s !,
w.s,:ue $500 CO = ''e'''s - 1'''''s !.
-. -
~. p = casueman, q MartlnsDurg, wa
N town last Tuesday.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hopkins are at tn
Jamestown Exposition.
| The Misses Heidwohl have been v,sitins
rslafives in Martinsbure.
i " - = ,r..a..,,a- .a p.,4;
more +, o,,rc.,sse nov, goods 81
I
j miS. - = Lyme 9. nidoleWay' mas Deel
lss na'nei'ne Deity u " asn'lsso n' :
Wishing tne misses Ai'nDeriake'
MIS- Eta Da,galn ana scn' 0'epnsn
"'u' = A''ansac ol'y Anul Suas
Mrs. Nettie = holland and daughter, Mlss
1AA''e Delle' a'o = 2 .'an'lc o'sy.
MISS zlrkie, OF new Market, Va, has beer
visiting Mrs. b Il. Riddlebreger-
Miss Maude V. Rissler has returned from
visit to friends in Washington City.
Mr.. H. T. Miley is attending the big Lou-
doun Camp Meeting, near Bentonyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. n Beard and daughter,
Grace. left Thursday for Atlantic City.
Mr.. Martin Sheetz has been down from
Roanoke to visit his mother and sister.
Mr.. T. D. Getzendanner was in baltimore
City several days last week on business.
Misses Olive and Bessie Smith have been
visiting relatives IN Frederick county. Va
Mr.. Iaster stones;far Of stanton Va.
liz visit NO his father. brothers and sisters
here
Mrs. W.B. Packet and little daughter
visited relatives in Shepherdstown last
Miss HattiOConrad ism Harrisonburg, Va,
visiting her sister. Mrs. James M. kava-
naugh.
mss bee LaDoyteaux mas returned IRON
'fip " oa'ilofnia aiu 'h' 0'a'o u "a0n-
ins.on.
STATE of Wasb;noton ara visiting tbe Misses
Hpobes
NJ NJ CO.. r.a+ha ae yorL
Pa. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs George E.
Wvsone
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. NJ MORGAN. of Hall
town. spent Saturday with Mrs. Lizzie
CockrelI.
Rev. James B. Craighill, of Washington,
City, is visiting his brother. Gen. W. r.
Craighll'.
Marie Brisnahan. OF Washington City, is
sislalpe ner trahoia'nei' eap'' y n Diiss's'
~ noiisaf'
mss VIVA =, iasuner uanle ilom neyse.
anu - Win Mfs y. W.. p uali'aiief' ~
~ : w
Mrs. Frank Il. Gardner, DR., OF Phlladel-
phia IS visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Gardner.
near MlllvIlle.
MRS. Martha Fraley, OF Mckeesport, Pa.
is visiting her nephew, Mr.. Geo. ii. Bowers.
near Leetown.
Miss Emma RUSSELL of Washington City,
spent several days last week with Mrs
Fcnton Grlffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodey, Of Ellicott. City Nd,
are on a visit to the family of Mr.. s. M. Clipp
at "Kalorama. "
Mrs Frank Davis and two little sons, of
Maryland, have been visiting the family of
Mr.. j. B. Watson.
Mic Ala, left +b;s ,norn;,o for
pb;,adalnb;a and New york ~ nurcbosa
fall ,n;l,inasv goods
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-08-27

Not wanting to carry over any Of our
summer stock. we are offering our straw
hats, mems. ladies', misses and children's
oxfords. in white, black, tan and patent
leather, at cost. MAX THEODORE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-08-27

Our place of business will be closed Mon
day, September 9, and Wednesday, septem-
Der IS. VIM. Kahn, sadler Block.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-08-27

fl please you in my dealing tell others
If don't tell me, and l will try hard to
rectify.' @. Il. WALIA
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-08-27

T., c1aon r Moors 4 hero from 1,t,n,syi1le.
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- 90. = - " -
--''''''.s -
mr. william murphy = - ms nouns =
Harpers Ferry from fanama' nav'i''' eecos-
cred from typnoid maiarla-
Col. and Mrs. Forrest W. Brown aud son,
Forrest A. Brown, have returned from the
jamestown Exposition
Mrs Charles s. Hilbert and little laugh
ter, Anna. of@Washington City, are visiting
the family OF Mr. B. +. Dooley-
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil H. Baker and little
son, of Knoxville, Tenn. are visiting Mr..
Bakers mother, Mrs Anna Baker.
Mr.. Geo. D. Risslerand sister, Miss Annie
and Mss Ruth Phillips are spending the
week at the jamestown Exposition
M and Mrs Johp.F. Bane. form .rly of
this county, but now residing at Mechanics
burg, Ohio. are visiting relatives here.
Mrs Gao Roth of Baltimore. AMI Miss
Lvda flanagan. of Glen Rock. r., are
puests Of the family Mr.. John F. Seviarist.
,r:.ay..:.a o,,,s~ ,u,,a has h.o, visiting
s.s--.- -, 80 49,, sl;far
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M.sa-. w. 9 anaI n Marcb.,,t wpnt
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-08-27
Notice.

-
We have now In operation our new purify
ere, by which all sulphur and other impurities
are removed from the gas. We are now in a
position to furnish as good gas as it is pos
sible to make, and we wish our Gu toners to
have the very best gus service We will there
fore consider 1t a favor to be Motif either
by mail or telephone Jefferson Coz of any
mad quate or unsatisfa ctory gas supply.
WHY NOT COOK WITH GAS Pit does
not cost any more than wood or coal Not
dangerous Ike oil or gasoline. No kindlis g
to buy No ashes totake out or coal to bring
in No fires to make. No dirt. What a
blessing it is when the cook does not co me
IN the morning. Reme mber We lay the gas
service in your house free of charge. You
can have it for the as ing. We also sell
Nantes, Welfbach, Lights, etc., in fact every
thing in the gas line Light With Gas. The
Best and Cheapest Light, and THE Light
That Never Fails"
CHARLES TOWN GAS g. WATER co.
Aug, 30-4t, JOHN X. CRowL, Snpt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-08-27

For~Sale Cheap-Two Sexton Fire Plac
Heaters in sp endid condition.
G, T. SHuGERT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-08-27

Mr.. Berry Rodefer got a handsome bunch
of ewes from Wall last week.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-08-27

Bran, middlings, corn, hay, ground oats
&c, G. F. WALL, Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-08-27

Short term policies issued
on wheat, hay and live stock
against damage by fire and
lightning.
MOORE & MOORE.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-02-08
ALABAMA SENATE SHES
AT Resolution Passed in House Endors- :
ing President Roosevelt in 0ust-
ing Negro Soldiers.

A special from Montgomery, Ala,
says: The Rattray resolution common
ding President Roosevelt for discharg-
ing the negro soldiers for the Browns
vile incident, after being handballed
from the house to the senate for over
a week, was pocketed Thursday by
the senate, when it was referred the
third time to the committee on rules,
with the understanding that it will
stay there
Before its reference, Senator Moo
dy, a banker of Tuscaloosa, IA years
a member of the senate, made a
sharp reply, criticizing the president
for mis- alleged overthrow Of the con-
stitution on many occasions. He dssail-
ed the president sharply for his "un-
constitutional aid to the Panama gov.
ernment," intimating that Washington
supported a revolution, and declared
there was grave doubt, if the president
had authority to discharge soldiers
from the army.
eve 90 too far in endorsing the
acts of such an Official said Senator
Moody. Besides the passing of reso-
lutions is beyond the scope OF the
Senates authority"
Representative Rattray of Cherokee,
author Of the resolution, was colonel
of the fifty seventh Illinois regiment,
In the war between the states. He is a
lifelong democrat, and citizen OF
Alabama forty years.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-02-08
EIGHTY BURIED
In PIT WRECK
Another FrightfuI Coal Mine Dis
aster Occurs in West Virginia.
A MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION
Of the Four Score Victims Great Major
itY We're Americans, Many Mar
ried and With Large Families.

With defamation heard for miles,
and which hurled debris hundreds of
feet into the air, dust in the Stuart
mine near Fayetteville, West Virginia,
exploded at 1925 Tuesday afternoon,
dealing death to the eighty or more
men who were at work more than
500 feet below the surface.
The disaster is perhaps the worst in
the number killed in the history Of
the state. Most of the men were Amer
leans, and many Of them were mar
ried and had large families. There
were a dozen or more colored men,
and fifteen or more aliens.
The rescue work was commenced as
soon as the wrecked part of the
shaft house could be repaired. About
two hours after the explosion three
men we're lowered into the shaft in an
impTovised bucket.
before descending 60 feet, two Of
the men were overcome with foul air,
and the third was barely able to give
the signal to their comrades at the
top. All further attempts were aban-
doned for the time,
1t was stated that nearly all the
men were at work in the entries
near the bottom of the shaft. The
mine had been having good run and
in consequence most Of the men were
at work.
That dust caused the explosion is
stated by persons at the scene, but
the Investigation may prove other
wise 1t is stated that little or no
gas has been encountered in the mine,
but that it is dry, and that dust was
frequently sprinkled.
Crowds gathered at the mouth Of
the shaft within a few minutes after
the explosion. Rescue parties were
Immediately organized by Frederick
Dixon, general manager of the White
Oak nine, and volunteers offered for
any kind of service.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-02-08
FINAL DECISION
YET In THE AIR
In Regard to Letting Out Contract
for Digging Canal.
NO CERTAINTY ABOUT IT
All Bids May Be Rejected and Task
Delegated to Engineer Stevens.
Erroneous Reports Corrected.

A Washington special says: II is
still possible that the administration
may determine to dig the Panama ca
nal, placing the work in the hands
of Chief Engineer Stevens instead OF
having it done under contract Tho
final decision will rest with the pres
ident and the secretary of war, and
will depend on their opinion as to
whether the administration is justified
in accepted the bid TO do it by con-
tract.
1t was pointed out Wednesday on
high authority that the government
has not promised to accept the bids of
w. J. Oliver, who has been given an
opportunity to associate himself with
two other contractors to do the work
at his bid of ga per cent. The pres
ident and Secretary Taft feel that
the question of cost is not the one
thing alone to be considered, and that
they would be justified in declining
to enter into a contract to dig the
canal if they felt that the government
interests would be best subseryed by
not doing so.
The following statement was made
public at the white house Wednesday
by Secretary Loeb:
Reports in the papers seem to indi-
~
has been conditionally awarded to Mr..
Oliver. This is not so. No decision has
been made even that the contract V8Il
be awarded to any Of the bidders. Mr..
divers bid was so hopelessly defec-
tive that it could not be even cOnsid,
cred, and time was given him to com.
plete it in shape that will enable
it to. receive consideration. If 1t is
put into shape it will be considered,
together with the bid already made by
the Gillespie McArthur combination,
which may itself be altered, and then
whichever bid, after the most careful
examination, seems most advantageous
may be taken, or both bids rejected
and the canal be constructed under
the direct supervision Of the govern
ment. In such case, the government
would, wherever it chose, use contrac.
tors simply as agents. The real object
in contracting the work is to have
assembled a large number of the best
specialists in each class of work, and
the prime consideration will be the
ability and fitness shown in a variety
of directions by the men making the
bid. The president and the commission
would not even consider a bid of
merely one or two men. The work is
already going well. Over a half mil.
lion cubic yards were taken out Of
the Culebra cut in January, and the
amount being taken out is steadily in.
creasing"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-02-08
PARAOtO IN ROLE OF "PlKtR"
Is Allegation Against Wimpy Who is Chorg
ed win neiraudna Woman.


ed with Detrauding Woman.
Characterizing w. Il. Wimpy, real
estate man of Atlanta, Georgia
as "piker," or a man other
wise known as one with small means
who gives the impression that he is
operating ON large capital, Mrs Lucy
]. Wade of New York city Thursday
brought action against him in the Full
ton superior court to recover $4,000
worth of Atlanta real estate.
Wimpy is the man who persisted
in renting house in white neigh
borhood Of Atlanta recently to negroes,
and for this reason came into cCnsid-
cradle notoriety.
Mrs. Wade alleges In effect that
she was prevailed on by Wimpy, who
poisoned her mind" against r. J. Grit
fin, her former agent, to give him
$4,000 of property without SO much
"as a scratch Of the pen" to show
his obligation, not even his note. She
declares that he has ever failed to
give bond in the sum of $4,000 TO
insure certain improvements on the
property he agreed to make.
Not only does the bill allege that
Wimpy is a 'piker," but it decla~od
he went to New York with the ex-
press purpose Of getting hold Of the
Atlanta property from its owner by
fraud
The property in question Is TRAN
gular block on Peachtree street oppo.
site the Gambler building and just
north of the Piedmont hotel 1t Is
claimed that although this property is
worth 100000 at the present time,
Wimpy secured it from Mrs. Wade by
agreeing to pay $4,000 for it at the
end of thirty years, and in the mean
time pay her interest quarterly at the
rate of 4, per cent.
Mrs. Wade says in her suit that she
had not been in Atlanta in sixteen
years and was not acquainted with
the value of real estate. Neither was
she acquainted with business methods
or law. IN fact the petition alleges
she knew nothing about such matters.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-02-08
RECEIVER NAMED FOR NEWSPAPER.

Creditors OF Atlanta News Publishing Com.
pany lain that Concern is lngotseot.
Late Thursday AFTERNOON four cred
itors of The Atlanta News Publishing
company fled a petition asking that
It be adjudged a bankrupt, and as
result Of said petition Referee in
Bankruptcy Percy Adams appointed
John X. Ottley receiver of the plant.
The creditors Of the newspaper al
lege that The Atlanta News is insolv-
ent, owing debts which it is unable
to pay, and which it has acknowledged
It's inability to pay.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-02-08
SMALL HOPE FOR DlSPtNSARY.
Another Blow is Struck at South Caroline
Institution bY SoIons.

INSTITUTION 0v ooIOnS.
From present indications the South
Carolina state dispensary, on which
was based the initial prominence Of
South Cardinals senior United States
senator, win be abolished by the gen.
eral assembly. At Wednesdays ses-
sion the Carey-Cothran local option
bill passed by a vote Of "A to az.
The dispensary forces, realizing
their defeat, offered as a substitute
for the local option measure, pro.
hibltiOn bill, Hoping to gain the sup.
port Of that element and defeat the
anti-dispensary folks. The substitute
was rejected by vote of 68 to IS.
The fight is given up in the house
and every conceivable influence is be.
ing used to secure the defeat Of the
local option bill in the senate, which
is closely divided 1t is the opinion
Of all factions, however, that, what
ever follows, the state dispensary win
be abolished.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-02-08
OLIVER GELS ONE partner.
forms an Agreement with President Of
National Bank.

forms an Agreement with President of a
National Bank.
William ]. Oliver, whose bid to con.
struct the Panama canal was accepted
contingent upon his associating him
self with one or more responsible con-
tractors entirely satisfactory to the
government, says that the syndicate
he is forming will certainly meet with
the approval of President Roosevelt
and Secretary Taft.
Mr. oliver, who is in Washington,
also authorized the statement that he
has already entered into partnership
with Frederick c. Stevens, president
of the Commercial National Bank of
Washington, who was recently appoint
ed superintendent of public works Of
the state of New York.
Messrs. oliver and Stevens have
established permanent headquarters in
the Commercial National Bank build
ing. and on signature of the contract
with the government, Mr.. Oliver will
assume charge OF the work on the
isthmus, while Mr.. Stevens will direct
the work from this end.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-02-08
THREAT 10 BURN RAILWAY PROPERTY.
North Dakota People Grow Desperate Over
SHORTAGE of fuel

A telegram received by the inter-
state commission from New Rock.
ford, N. D., says that the fuel sit
uation there is so desperate that the
people will burn railroad property in
less than forty-eight hours for fuel.
The dispatch says:
"The railroad OH this branch is not
making any effort to relieve US Have
had no freight this year No mail for
twelve days"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-02-08

NUneri"tt 'WeHtN ~ iTCuldUOn.
Chief Wilde, Of the secret service,
has announced the appearance of a
new counterfeit $40 national bank
note, on the Marietta National Bank,
Marietta, Indian Territory.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-20

Atchison Globe, Wednesday: There
was a wedding of interest in Trinity
church at 4:30 this afternoon when
the marriage of Miss Frances Eliza
beth Solomon and Arthur E. Mize was
solemnized. The altar guild of the
church had charge of the floral decora-
lions which were very beautiful. Mar
guerites and ferns were used. They
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-20
Marys, will come to town Friday to

Marys, will come to town Friday to
stay over Sunday.
Miss Lolita tombstone and Mr.. Jerome
tombstone of st. Marys, will be in town
for the Helianthus dance at Yinewood
Friday night.
y Mr.. and Mrs. H. H Ewing, of Tope-
ka, are visiting DR.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Ewing in Ottawa.
George Christopher of Wamego, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Funnel
in Potwin.
Mrs. Gertrude Barker and her daugh-
ter, Margaret, leave the 25th for Los
Angeles, Cal, to spend a number of
weeks.
Mary Gentry, of Kansas City, guest
of the Eugene F. Ware family, left for
her home today.
DR.. and Mrs. Michael F1oersch of
Harrington, Neb.. will come to Topeka
in July for a permanent residence and
have taken a house at Sixth and Tay-
lor streets. DR.. and Mrs. F'loersch
have Just returned from an extended
of months in Germany where DR..
Floersch took a postgraduate course
in medicine. They are now visiting
relatives in Pottawatomie county.
Mrs. ]. N. Beasley of 1917 Western
avenue entertained at o'clock dinner
Wednesday for Miss Ruth Beasley of
Carbonate. who has been her guest
for ten days. Covers were laid for six.
Gill of Carbonate. Miss Marie Blair,
Miss Jessie Waller. Miss Gladys
Doueherty and Miss Helen Beasley.
Mrs. w. R. Frost went to Ottawa to-
day to visit her sister, Mrs. Dudley
Cook, and attend the Chautauqua as
sembly.
Miss Gladys Dougherty went to
Usage City today to attend the Topeka
District Epworth League convention.
Miss Ruth Beasley, who has been
visiting the family of her brother, DR..
]. N. Beasley, 1917 Western avenue,
returned to her home today.
Elder Imri Zumwalt was in Bonner
Springs Wednesday to perform the
ceremony at the wedding of Miss Sara
Catherine McDaniels and Mr.. Ben F.
Pigg.
Miss Margaret Going went to kan
sas City today for week with Miss
Pansy Anderson.
Miss Frances Council returned yes
terday from Chicago. Miss Council has
postponed the trip to Atlanta, Ga,
which she expected to take next week.
rived today for a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Hal Hazlett.
Miss Margaret Johnston came home
today from Manhattan.
Mrs Silas Porter returned today
from a visit in Kansas City.
Mrs c. c. Stillman of Morganville
is the guest of her parents, Judge and
Mrs. J. D. Mcfarland.
Miss Eleanore Lukens. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lukens of 1908 Central avenue,
returned last night to Fairfax, Okla.
She was accompanied by her nephew,
Bert Lukens.
Miss Mary Connors has returned
from a visit to Miss Stella Joeger of
Leavenworth.
Mrs. Thomas E. Dewey went to
Coffeyville today for a visit to her
daughter. Mrs Arthur Holbrook.
Miss Mary Sutherland went to Kan
sas City today to spend a week, after
which she will also visit in SPRING
field, Mo.
terdav from a visit in Lawrence.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-20

The following account of the Jack
son-Sim wedding at Wichita Tuesday
night is of interest in Topeka where
the groom was born and where his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, Coler L. Sim lived
for number of years and still fire.
quently visit:
A pretty and fashionable wedding
was celebrated last evening in the mar
riage of Miss Helen Kuhn Jackson.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles w
Jackson, to Mr.. Arthur Barnes Sim at
o'clock at the brides home, 1407 Park
Place. The home was beautifully de-
corated in green and white. An arch
of palms and ferns formed the altar In
the parlor where the couple were unit
ed in marriage by DR.. Thomas Parry,
pastor of the First Presbyterian church.
Promptly at o'clock Miss Irene Reilly
Midsummer Nights Dream" and as the
wedding march was played the bridal
procession descended the stairway to
the archway. Miss Nellie Sim, the lit
tie siser of the groom, daintily gowned
in white, was the flower girl and ring
bearer carrying a bouquet of white
peas in which the ring nestled. Miss
Marjorie Jackson, younger sister of the
bride was bridesmaid and wore a plain
blue silk tissue gown, carrying a shower
bouquet of pale pink carnations. Mr..
Karl Zeininger acted as best man.
The bride IS one of the prettiest and
most popular members of the younger
set a graduate of high school and has
attended Paramount college. Mr.. Sim
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs Color L. Sim
and is a graduate of the high school and
of the Kansas university. Mr. and Mrs.