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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-05-23
nOsTON TONOPAH MININC 20.

Incorporated under the laws of Arb
zona. Capital stock. 1000, 600 shares.
Par value. $1.00. 100000 shares in
treasury. Principal office. Tonopah.
Nevada. Location of property. Tono-
pah Mining Company. Adioins the
Consists of seven claims. Equipped
with nifty horse power steam hoist.
Located 1000 feet northeast OF Mizpah
ladge. Has several veins cropping on
the surface. carrying from two to
twenty dollars In gold and silver. The
Boston Is "A very close in property, and
is under good mana cement. Officers
and directors: Geo. S. Nixon, president;
j. r. HenDessy, ylce-president: George
Wingfield. J. NJ. Fcnwick,
secretary; r.. h. Davis. treasurer. ]. j..
McCambridge. superintendent.
l-2heG7.f
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-05-23
RAILROADS LOOK FOR coon ZINES

George Gould is pushing his nlans to reach the Pacific, and thus u
divide with Hartman the honor of having a transcontinental railway that
is transcontnental, says the ST. Louis Globe-Democrat. Ever since Cakes
mes IN ne end of the line, and c ?. Huntington o n the other. bridged
te territory between Omaha and San Francisco, we have had what were
euphemistcaHy called transcontinental roads, but the first man who ar.
quired a real oceanto-ocesn system under his own management was e.
we're completed which Joined his Georgia Central with bs Tniro,s c1n
trail and with his far Western roads
And now the head of the Missouri Pacific is pushing his project ia
get through connection between the two big seas. When HE weetorn %
che is finished he will be able to start from the Pacific and ride right
through to the Atlantic OF cars and over rails controlled directly by him
self. Asked a to his willingness to take the risk of continuing he vvorL
IN his ia Western road, he has said that he looks for the return Of nor
mal times within twelve months, and he wants to be in a nosit,on 70
take advantage Of the prosperity. Like all other railway chiefs and IN
the majority 81 the people, no is hoping for good crops in 1905. IS \
means OF pulling business out of the slough of despond. Rig harvosts
had a very important effect in This direction in the latter not e ~
les OF 1879 and 1898, and the depression Is NOT neory 90 go, p"
as II was then. 7"' no"
act IN hartman announces he Will resume his uu, !. =.
proving his lines Is another indication that the railway mannat1 !" NJ
w p""u - """" - 10 under way viii not be interrupted. The
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-05-23

The Honorable George A. Bartlett, our congressman and fellos
townsman, is to be congratulated for his bringing to a successful issue
the Bureau OF Mines bill in the House. Mr. Bartlett is chairman Of
the mines and mining committee in The House, and as such was respo1-
sble for the drafting and Introduction of the bill. 1t has long been tn
desire of the men of the mineral producing States to have representation
in the cabinet, and the new bureau, while under the direction of the Sec
rotary of the Interior, is a step in he right direction.
The interests of Nevada have a good champion in Mr.. Bartlett.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-05-23
LOST HIS JoB.

Minister'S your father working
row, Johnny?
Johnny-No, sir.
Minister-Why, only last week he
told me he had a job.
Johnny-Yes, sir; but the man he
was working died.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-05-23
SHE W HIM OUT.

She (after ~ o'clock And
would o really put yourself out
for my sake?
He-TIndeed would.
She-Then do it, please. I'm aw-
July sleepy.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-05-23

latest report showed that there we're more idle cars at that time than
any other date since the beginning of the setback last October. This
is Offset, however, by the record of earnings, which Is better than it was
a few weeks or a few months ago The gap between the present income
of the roads and that of a year ago is not IS broad as it was in the earlier
months of 1908. When " see such astute railway mel rs Gould and
Hartman planning, as they are, for brisk days in the near future, the
been left behind us.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-05-23
Sci THINGS HUM !

Telegraphic news from the great financial mars are to the effect
that there is a steady revival in business. Z. H. Hartman informs ar
Associated Press reporter that prosperity is on its way back and woul1
be here about in proportion as the people return to a sound, sensible un-
Outstanding Of business conditions; he further says that there is a much
more comfortable feeling as a result of recent court decisions which
have convinced him that financial troubles are at an end Sc far as the
railroads are concerned. Coming from so authoritative a source as the
railroad wizard, this certainly should restore confidence in certain quar-
tiers. The news from the Eastern manufacturing centers are to the effect
that many mills have started up and others are resuming o full time,
furnishing employment to thousands who have been idle since the panic
distributing money to those who have barely eked out an existence
since last October.
Advance crop reports indicate that the coming year will be of
the best for the farmer.
In our own State matters are getting back to normal conditions
Every district reports great activity with nw strikes in yer direction.
Mills are going up in various camps, showing the faith that our people
have in the mines in which they are interested. Capitalists and inves-
tors Ire headed this way. Money is becoming easier, and taking It all
in all, the coming season should force Nevada into the forefront, al the
greatest mineral producing State in these United States.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-05-23

The Louisville Courier-Journai says that the Congressional Record is
yellow" in that it prints a S much fiction Is any publication in the world.
for it is filled with speeches that were never delivered. but that are
placed in 1t under the leave to print" rule. But with the Honorable
Joseph Cannon welding the gavel and John Sharp Williams a. the head
of an active flbuster, how else can the earnest congressman get his
thoughts before the country?
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-05-23

Gold is lowing out OF the country at a great rate and nobody is
worried about its flow, but there are ONE who are beginning to wonder
whether the United States experienced a currency famine a few months
ago or whether they dreamed there was one-S. F. Chronicle.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-05-23

An exchange asks: Do women lose all sense upon entering a mil
linery store? We are not able to answer the question, but % do know
they ire usually minus a few dollars.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-05-23

Certificates OF location FOR sale at
this Office.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-03

HAN American society AFFAIRS b" con.
- Quoted along lines laid down by
the European nobility
Mrs. George Won Longorke Meyer.
wife ~ the postmaster general, hns
been doing some experimenting III"
past season
RrsentIng the free and easy custom
~ everybody ana anybody visiting the
cabinet homes. Mrs Meyer has AZ.
tempted to introduce foreign methods
as regards calling and the general pro.
gramme
Not since Mrs Levi T.. Morton drew
such u line ~ distinction between ac-
Cidental o'icial position and heVsii
taTy social standing haH Washing'on
been 40 wrought w as over Mira
Meyers naughty attitude toward Oh0
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-03
American "Suckers" Warned by Consul

Robert Burns Chairs Robbie did
not keep nm iusWmnut furniture
house. and what tho constable did not
take. buyers long ago have
Mary Queen of Scots Tables The
queen was rather migratory. owing 10
circumstances. and did mot carry many
tables around with her
sheffield rHtr II a moul, mod
rru aged with pIur"sa,s that are new
l.uWnylnEs aud Prints Ancient
copies ar" turned IN the press oycry
iay tur tho fish from America
Rare OId Furuitur" This is made
with pumic" stone and uil which Will
us" any old chair or table IN a week
summing up he says that for moro
than 80 years collectors have ran
sacked every available nook for au.
illurs and works ut art. and that whrr.
ever one is l0 bo found It costs money
and ought ru bee accompanied with
responsible dealers guarantee
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-03

there TN a chance came 20 escape.
Mrs. stlckleback returned home sat.
isfed with her means OF conveyance,
and vowed never more to leave the
dwelling place of her ancestors among
the soaNrei
To-day the s'icklchack family can
be seen ruling over the sea grass and
vegetation Uf the ocean II you are
near the shore az the close Of day,
listen a'tentively and you can hear
whizzing. and see the sea grasses
moving
" is the time when the elder Sucklc.
backs are relating the story " Mrs.
Sucklcback's remarkable escape from
that famous Whales banquet
uolia GafTncy In Boston Globe.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-03
Ar, In Ice Dream Mold,.

Il Is almost an ort now TO design
mulds FOR ice cream often IA" Gus
toners Of the larr" shops suggest
what forms they wish tho cream or
Ice for a certain occasion to assume.
and the caterer arrdngcs 10 have tho
idea carried ont I'm this way many
odd molds nr" acquired Flowers and
fruit are always fayurirc one may
have roses 10 match N" color schom"
uf the table decorations. There are
also tiny automobiles, Teddy bcars"
and dolls
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-03
OF POTATOES AND CHEESE.
New Way OF Putting Together Two
Popular Foods

Roll about a dozen potatoes. and
while hot mash very ..l' with hot
milk and melted butte. adding salt
and pepper TO taste whip Hight and
heap In the center Of % baking dish.
Smooth the sides Of the mound with
a knife and carefully uwuyr about a
cupful Of potato from th. ."ut"r uf the
mound leaving a cayit' 800 irs place.
Zip a feather ar brush lN the white ut
an egg and cover tho inside uf the
hollow, and the top auI sides of the
mound with This Set u the oven 10
get very hot and to brown lightly
when done take out and 600 th" hollow
with cheese sauce. sp,'.t.u the puta.
toes and cheese with ,uwhs and re-.
turn tu the oven for i,. minutes be-.
for" sending To the tall. To make
the cheese sauce, put D. & Cupful uf
butter In a saucepan an. melt When
II SINNERS stir In grad 10y i've heap.
Ing tabi'spuuuuls of U'yu cheese.
the beaten yulks uf tWH .Egs. a pinch
Of caNcnu" and salt Z. taste Sti'
until thick and smooth .uur into the
hollow uf the potato mound and
around the base.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-03
TO MAKE GOOD ANGEL CAKE,
important That the Votes Of Eggs
Be In Proper Snlpe.

Mix seven ounces of fine winter
-four. one ounce Of co. Irrh 'hrrr
quarters Of q pound Of NI.rrd SUGAR
and ON" hrapng tcaspu. Hl cream OF
tartar together and 'N.. .in them
nv" timsa. Take Ia .u uf the
whites 81 eggs and be-. rN"m m,u
stin and smooth as D. .|N'u Your
cak" Will bc tough and H.'nvry unless
the whites are suiiiCI.E firm 'o
bear un egg" and the i,N. ", very firm
and Tim" grained \.u .m iu tho
sif'"d materials a. HrN. and quick.
lN as possible, using T.. .hu wruus"
a wire spoon ur egg %, '.r Bake iu
m mgroasrd Turks l.I or better
stiIl Il Van Duscn cake r.I 900 % mod
crate oven for 81 or 90 minutes
when done. take II from the oven.
turn the bottom up. allowing the pan
tu rest on the table q. cool when
tn" cake is cold pass Imh"r knife
around the sides, shake H.h'N ana the
cake will drop out I." u with
vanilla, oranr" or alm..I .u'i icing
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-03
|fg9}|@''I''ygss9g|R u 8
TIE WHALES BANQUET.
story o' an Interesting Social Fune
ton Of the Sea.

How the billuws are rolling TO-
night said Mrs Pickercl
The stormy Petrol is taking his
revenge for the slight given his fam
ily" replied Mrs Pike.
Il wonder il this will interfere with
the Whales carnival"
Il hope not, for we are all ready
and the disappointment would b.
great"
hut heard Mr. Whale spoutinr
for all be- was worth this morning be-.
cause the sword Fishes had been In.
yitcd
What objection should he have 10
the keen wttcd Sword Fishes. when
he himself invited the Goldfish aris.
tocracy'' Indignantly replied Mrs.
Pike.
"rhoy claim the distinction of dc.
sccndiur from the family King Fish,
ana the ancient Indian Saw Fish said
the d,muro little Miss Perch who
had b"on quietly listening to the
squobblr
"Tho pcvil Fish. more likely" re.
tortcd Miss Shell Fish.
Count oyster remarked tho other
evening whispered Mrs Bass to Mrs
Pickorol that Mrs Blue Fish and
her family were of the Gold Fish aris.
tUcraCy'
20, yes rcioincd Mrs Mockorel,
"aud they only succeeded in securing
an invitation to the Whales reception
by reason Of their children attending
school You no doubt have heard Of
the great School Of Whales"
20. yes. my children attended the
Whale school, replied Mrs. Bass.
Mrs sturgeon rushed in. cXclaim.
inr The Sea Horses are ready"
What u primitive way to 30 to the
great ban of the Whales" said Mrs.
Sticklchack The Walrus family Is
going by cable, but | suppose We
should he pleased to get there any
way"
When they arrived AZ the gorgeous
suhmarn" palace of the Icophites.
whore IN" Whales were holding their
wonderful reception they bchcld a
scene that dazzled the eye.
The brilliant ChctoClors and Bales
tinia, the beauties Of the tropical zone.
were receiving with the host. while
King crab and the Butterflies Of the
ocean held forth with the luminous
Phuludes and the shark The Elcc.
trio Eel and phusphOrosccnt Agar
added to the brilliancy Of the scene.
During the night of the festivities
Count oyster invited the hosts dauph
ter TO take a stroll through Oyster
uYl 4 d.
"A beautiful pearl Miss Whale was
Cyorjoyod. but the act caused feel
Ing Of jealousy in the Fish family
They resented the attentions of the
count, and the way he mouupoli2od
the belle Of the evening
The Nuuclidos. Sea Snals and star
Fishes were sworn enemies Of the
oyster family and succeeded Ia draw,
Ing his fair companion away
There ousu"h battle never to be
forgotten Count oyster met death
hraycly The news of the tragedy
spread rapidly through the banquet
hall, and instantly the festivities
ceased
The Sea Fish and Sword Fish family
attacked the host ana hostess, who
were trying to throw oil ON the trou
BLEED waters
King crab. followed by the Pikos
Pickcrcls and Mackcrrls, made their
escape. as did the celebrated Fish
family. The only one left TO witness
the afIair was Mrs Stickloback
She, vith her hostess, stood ,alkinc
20 MiHE Perch when the trouble start
ed Miss Perch slipped in with tht
pixies but poor little Mrs StIckleback
crawlod into crcyicc and remained
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-03

When making shortcakc do not cut
as that makes II heavy and sogGy. but
instead make individual shurtcakcs
as for tea biscuits Roll about an
inch thick and cut Spread a little
melted butter on each lay another
biscuit the same size and thickness on
top. then bake, WIN break apart
easily without any cutting and will
look better
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-03

own room. as the little girl IS doing
in the illustration Loop about 30
strands on ~ large tucks driven in a
straight limo across the top edge OF "A
board Make one row Of knots, and
before forming the next row slide "A
piece Of straw one inch long on each
of the two strings which are 70 be
knotted together, the ends OF tho
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-03

Stigglns- Some people die very
young
Robinson true. My grand
father, for instance died at ~.
Stiggns Nv dear Robinson, surely
YOU are mistaken
Robinson No, he died at Il Paar.
deburg road, greatly lamcnred by all
who knew him
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-03
Childless Chicago Ward.

In the Fourth precinct OF the First
ward OF Chicago, where $50 persons
live. there are only 20 persons under
81 years old and no children under
six years The territory is bounded
by Jackson boulevard. Van Buren
street. Dearborn street and the river.
chicago Tribune.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-03

Pop anNiously inquired the doc
tors inquisitiyo little boy, Is Jump
ing toothachc a muscular pain"
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-03
FOR YOUR OWN ROOM.
Girls Can Make Pretty Sash Curtains
for the Windows.

with some firm straws and good
strong white string We will make
sash curtain for the window of your
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-03
Walton LIke Raeehorse.

Q-Why is a waiter like race.
horse?
A.-Because he runs Tor steaks
(stakes), plates and cups,
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-03
A. Il Generally Happens.

A man who tells all he knows soon
drops into tho habit OF telling more
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
REV. {. n. JONES MAY BE
SPEAKER AZ BETHEL June 10
Maaruder Chapter. Daughters Of the
Confederacy, Invite the Well
Known lynchbury Divine.

Magruder Chapter. Daughters OF
the COnfederacy, in York county, Is
making extensive arrangements for
the celebration of the fortieih ami
,ersarv OF Big Bethel on June 10
Sometime ago the chapter invited
Hon. James Aston Cahell. OF Rich'
mond. to De- the speaker of the oc-
casiUn, while at its meeting last Sat
urday an invitation was extended 10
Rev. Carter Helms Jones. d. ID. oi
Iynchburg. to also be a speaker. IN"
chapter so far has not heard from
either Of the gentlemen. but II Is
hoped that each will accept the inHi
iation.
The chapter will meet Saturday
morning to complete the program as
far as possible Major William j.
Stores will be the master of rere-
monies and he has been made the
chairman Ct the committee to select
the sneakers.
Already steps have been taken by
the Confederate organizations for IN"
observance OF the fftieth anniversary
three years hence II is proposed TO
make this anniversary u national aud
state celebration.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
SUB,STATiON POSTOFfICE
FOR THE NORMAL SCHOOL
Postmaster libbey Succeeds in Sc
curing Big Advantages for the
Schools in Mail Facilities.

Announcement was made yesterday
that the poStOffce department in
Washington has decided to establish
a sub station at the Hampton Normal
and Agricultural institute, under tn"
Hampton Office. on July fIr~t
Postmaster Harry i.ibbey has been
working On the plan TO secure sub
station al the Normal school ever
since he entered upon his Office and
the success Of the movement will he
gratifying TO the school and its
friends. Under the new Office abe
Normal school will be- permitted TO
issue money orders. registered let
i-rS and sell stamps. although all re-
turns will be made to Postmaster LID
hey.
II is understood that the depart
ment will pay the school postmaster
$500 per year and II is expected that
the authorities will appoint the per.
son recommended for the position by
the school.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
CONCERT TOMORROW EVENING
Miss ShuIi and Mrs. Gleason to Give
Fine Program at St. Johns.

Tomorrow evening in the parish
house Of Old St. Johns Episcopal
church a concert, that is expected to
attract musical folks. will be- given 10y
Miss Bula Ray Shnil. of Norfolk, as
sisted by Mrs. Frederick Gleason, the
Hampton violinist.
The concert Is given for the benefit
Of the Dixie Hospital and the program
10 be heard viii! be as follows:
"ThOur't Like Unto u Lovely
Flower Wilson G.. Smith.
Il Think."-Guy d'HardelOt.
When the Heart is Young. "-Dud
ley Buck.
Miss Bula Ray Shul.
Ave Marie" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mrs. Frederic ID. Gleason.
Dreams '-StreleZki.
"Dadd, Behren,i.
Carmen waltz Song Wilson.
Miss Bula Ray Shul.
"NOcturn II."-ChOpin OPP. G. No. l.
Selected.
Mrs. Frederic u Gleason.
"Aria-SamsOn ct Delilah. Saint
Miss Bula Ray Shu1
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13

Summary runS-fah'p'o".
Two base hits-Mc Minameh'
Three base hits-Diestil. First base
ON balls-off McMinamen, :; o"
gri,tingham. 3 Struck ont-by Nc
Miuamen, 3: by Birmingham. 4; by
Mccain. 5. Left on bases-Hamp-
aon. :; o. p. c.. s. Double pays,
McCarren to Nnnan. Wild pHcned
ball-liarrisOn. McCarren. McM'na-
men. Time b. - m. Umpire
Monroe.
Tho Two teams will meet again on
New Park diamond tomorrow AFTER
noon when Burbanks will be- In the
box for High School.
This afternoon the High Scho"i
goes to Norfolk for a game with the
Norfolk Academy nine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
Patrick Woman May Recover.

Eva Patrick. the negro woman. VINO
was seriously cut by her husband
Alexander Patrick, Monday evening
was said to be doing nicely yester-
day. Unless blood poisoning should
develop line physicians say that the
woman may recover
Magistrate William T. West WOOD
Yesterday issued a commitment
against Patrick. which will serve to
hold him in the county jail until the
woman is able to appear in court
against him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
MAY Reject All Bids

After discussing the bids for som|
time yesterday afternoon the bni'd
ius committee of the Young Men
Christian Association adjourned over
until this afternoon without award .
ing the. contract for the new home
t seems highly probable that the
committee will reject all the bids and
ask for new bids upon a revision oi
the present plans and specifications
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
YOUNG ROWE WON HoNoRs.
Hampton Boy Carried on Eight
Prizes in Athletic Meet.

Mr. Harry Rowe. the son OF Mr..
J. F. Rowe. carried OF number of
honors on the athletic field at Ran
doiph- Macon College in the annual
field day contest there on Saturday.
Young Rowe was declared the best
all round athlete in the college. He
won the 100 yard dash: the base bali
throwing: running broad jump,
hurdle race and backward race. cap
turing eight on. of the eighteen
priZeS offered.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
Costly Errors Gave he Contest
10 Old Po|nl Comfort College.
HAMPTON A|Ga SCHOOL had OFF DAY
Absense of Burbanks in the Box
Sorely Felt by the hamptonIans
Score Was 7 to 3 in Favor Of Col
ieg,ans-Meet Again Tomorrow.

Ragged playing and costly error IN
the sixth inning gave the game be
tween Old Point Comfort Colles" and
the Hampton High school TO The col
leg vest, rday afternoon by The score
Of 70 3.
High school entered the contest
without its best pitcher. BurbinhS.
and this seemed to have demorallZ-
I'd the team from the start. McMiii-
am. II started in TO pitch, but was
relieved in the fifth by Birmingham,
who was relieved behind the bat by
Wilson
The contest was played on New
Park diamond and while Old Point
ComfUr, College put up snappy
game its victory WAS partly due 10
an error in the sixth by Diestil, who
allowed Il hot one to pass through
his hand and let three men in. In
fact The Hampton nine played game
Of half way Chinese ball. costly err
rors being charged up t" ROBINSON
Diestil Birmingham and Wilson.
For the college McCann, Harrison,
KlOr and Belts were the stars
The contest was cleanly played and
tn. umpiring OF Tony Monroe. Of Ola
Point was one Of the lea,areS
There was not a kick ON any Of Mon
roe's decisions.
Here is the full story Of the game
in tabulatt.d form:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13

Are YOU going to see the hainbo"
n the Central NJ f. church. Thurs
day evening, May "a, al eight O'Clock
An attractive program will ne FUR
nished. and dainty refreshments VIII
be served by pretty girls in rainb""
costumes. Coed social time. Al
mission : cents. Refreshments
csn,s Souyenior al door.
5-132t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
Named Committee.

AT the meeting of the Old D"min-
ion Dragons Chapter. Daughters or
the Confed-racy. yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Fannie Howard and Mrs. Nor
wood Jones were chosen as com
mittee to confer with the committee
from Hampton Chapter relative To
IN. observance of memorial day.