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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14
ANSWERS.

TO Jumhed Cities of United States; 4,
Richmond = Chicago, ,. Baltimore, 1.
Boston, 5. Norfolk. G. New York.
ROBERTA CuRRIE,.
$500 Il, Grace Street, city.
The Key TO countiess l. Orange. 2.
sen, y Greene.
GEOGRAPHICAL Puzzle; Reference (cityl.
.. Charles tcape), 9. Snake triyerl. . /.
Dazzling triver). g. Fear tcape), i. Hrus-
sells tcity). Z. China tcouatrSs. s., Lyons
iSeity). 9. Rice tcape). io,Cod (eapel, y.
corn fsropa s0 caaesr 9iropie,
Richmond tcty). It, punmors (cityl. II,
Red triyerl. Us. White trtSer1. ~, Green
5(riverl. \, 30, Battle lcttyl.
TO Conndrnms, /. Because they are both
loose at each end. :, Money, B. because
they are both busy shining, 4 Because You
can't SEQ anything certain In either one. 8.
"A match. 9. a. song. We IRA Er,ti 7 i. Is;
,9 Answersto Cities III Asia by Della Gers
hardt; ], Teheran. 2. Yokohama, 3, Tash-
kcnd. 4. soucl. &, Hangkol. 8, Calcutta.
4. Shanghpi. 9, llongkong. S
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The American Indian.

When Columbus discovered America
he found both North and South Amer
lea inhabited by race Of red men.
He gave to these copper-colored peo-
pie the name of Indians. How long
they had been living here no one
knows. Some people supposed that
they came to America from Asia, years
before. by way OF the Pacific Ocean.
These Indians were divided into three,
classes-the savage. barbarous and the
half-civilized.
The savage Indians lived in the coun-
try between the Rocky Mountains and
the Pacific Ocean, and were. as their
name tells, Very savage and wa:like.
They built rude wigwams. and they
We're very restless and always moving
from place to place. They used bows
and arrows in warfare and IN hunt
ing. and lived on tho fish, birds and
other animals.
The barbarous Indians. who were the
most numerous and the most impor-
tant OF all the Indians. lived east OF
the Rocky Mountains. They were dl-
vided into three races, each race hav-
ing its own ruler. language and GUS
toms. Tile men of this race We're
skilled In fishing and the hunting OF
Wild animals. they used birch canoes
to carry them across the rivers and
lakes They used wampum Instead OF
money.
The ha,f-clvilized Indians lived in
Mexico and Peru, In South America.
They had good roads, built houses Of
sunbaked brick, cultivated corn and
potatoes, and had herds OF llamas and
alpacas. They used lead, copper ell
yer and gold, out OF which they made
vases, weapons and tools OF metal.
All tho Indians Throughout the United
States. though not belonging to. tho
same tribe, were very much alike.
They all dressed very much alike. u.s.
Ing tho skins Of wild animals, deco.
rated with shells and beads. In time
of war they would paint their faces
and arms and stick feathers In their
hair. They were all swift Of foot and
keen OF sight. They would endure IN
tense pain without showing signs OF
It. They were very brave, but were
very cruel and trcacherous.
There are now about 100000. indians
In the United States, and they are
decreasing greatly In number yearly,
until some time. perhaps, the indian
viii ba q thing Of the past, and all our
descendants Will know about them IS
what they will read In history.
IRENE TUITION.
<s..- = ss.t q
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MEMORIAL DAY.

The first memorial DAY was ce1e,
the war. It was said to be the most
beautiful that has eysr been held IN
richmond. It was held in Hollywood
Cemetery.
We celebrated the centennial Of
Jefferson .,, Davis on June Sd. this year.
deck the graves of our brave Confed-
crate soldiers with flowers.
We celebrated the centennial ami
versary OF Jefferson Davis on June I'd
this year.
and saw a parade of soldiers going
70 IRE cannons oyer the unknown dead
EMMA GILLIAN.
n, sl7 South Harrison Street, Rich
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A KINGS WANT.

The king was looking for n,,
~ an the lands he Searched
r.oney ne took with him.
england ~ tried fret.
somehow they would no. suit him.
Rt n,rafisas !, he returned to his c,st,s.
s sansr said sale. try that paper.
aiI n,. e !. nc would not have.
me paper he lad III his hand.
GGme In. It must read
TO. no.! he cried, "a paper from a
Read the first letter en- EACH ,ino
end see what papei' it was. '''s
~ Bye p. SELDEN, sJR.
NO. 3 West Marshall Street, CITY.
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she got 1t and all about the T., D. G..
g. Mary told her all about it. She
showed her the next paper that came,
Lucy was very much Interested in the
nase. and she asked Mary II she could
editor was glad for any one to join 1T
that would. So Lucy wrote letter to
the editor and asked him to make her
a member of the club. He did it and
sent her pretty badge Just like
Mary's. Mary and Lucy were al
ways ready to send stories. pictures.
puzzles and many other things to fill
the page. The two girls became bet
ter friends than ever because they
We're members of the same club.
Your friend.
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PERsEPII0NE.5

Demeter. zeus's sister, was goddess
of all the fruitful fields and grasses,
She had q daughter named Perse-
phone,
Aphrodite, tho goddess Of love. ana
her SON., Eros. were very proud. hes
cause they had so much pow over
the universe. She did not like Perse-
phone, because slle never loved any
one but her mother. IN 5 33
81 ono N day as Pluto was driving by
Persephone's house, Aphrodite told
Eros To shoot Rluto, Bros strJlols
Pluto WI ~ love 81 AFRO The first
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ULYSSES Grant was horn at Point
Pleasant Ohio. April a, 1922. His
father was Q poor man, and followed
the business of a tanner, IIe gradu-
nracticed law. and for a time engagei
In farming. He Wished to avoid war,
but when begun he prosecuted 1t re-.
!entlessly, After tho war lla was Pres
McGregor, New York, July 90. 18S6 He
Was one Of the worlds great generals.
h u. M hrs u YE1. a
1425 North ,rWen ty-second Street
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WHY noes BARK.

When the dog was first made, hc
5whistled instead OF barking. But ono
day RECALLED q, the rabbit in to shave
ly cut his lips back to their present
length. Being unable to whistle. he
has ever since barked. and he has
also been q bitter enemy of the rabbit
SAMUEL LEE ItOBERTSON.
Tally, Va.
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MOUNT @OLYNIPJIS AND IT'S INHABf-
.---------- s''H--.--ss-I,SNTS

On Mount Olympus each god had a
house of his own. though the chief
meeting place was the palace of Zeus.
zeus was very strong. and It was
he that shot thunderbolts and streaks
OF lightning to the earth. Hera.
Zeuss wife, was the only one who
was not afraid Of him.
Phoebus wastthe god of the sun and
music, and Athene was the goddess
Of wisdom.
Artemiss was the goddess OF hunt
ing and Ares was god of war; and
Aphrodite goddess OF love She had
a son, Eros, who had a bow and ar-
row. Whoever he shot fell In love
with the first person he met.
Hermes was god of commerce and
gynnastIc exercises,
zeus and his two brothers Pluto
and Poseidon. divided tho Kingdom
among themselves, Zeus taking Olym-
pus. Pluto the part below the earth,
and Poseilon the seas.
LOUISE LATANIl.
1913 w. Cary Street. Richmond, Va.
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WHAT IT is.

There is something ] love to do very
We'll,
What it is must not tell,
When there's skating, baseball or any
other games
love to do II Just the same.
What it is You really must guess
This thing of all others love to do
best. H
Whether there's Sunshine, rain. hail
or SNOW IN
Why! It's read the 4, ID. g. c., you
know. $i55
4, f,g9s Composed by
q, !. sS susIH LEE ONES.
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we have a very large dog. His
y rafS Sk Sys as sorso a ag
some COWS md he likes to run them
very much, He does not like them at
all. for they have licked him several
time, We have some O cats and he likes
TO run them too. Sometimes they
catch hlms
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a WALK in THE COUNTRY,

When went walking the sun was
shining bright. went with two
girls. We walked through tho woods
part Of the way andfrhrough the fields
the rest Of our way.
IT was in lhe4montn OF May when we
took our walk. We gathered straw
berries going and coming home. The
field WAS covered with daisies. We
gathered some OF them. ] found n
wren's nest in the hollow OF an oak
tree in tho woods. 1t had five eggs
In It, saw two squirrels In the
woods. We walked apout three hours
and then came home. All of lis en-
joyed our walk
Sg Composed by
DOROTHY COTTON INGRAM.
IA C,reMc Va, Il. u. u. No, 2.
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Letters From
Our Children.

Dear Editor.---I would like TO becoms a
Of T. .. C. Club, Ploase send n,}
a badge. am twelve years old. Youri
truly, EDITH CLAYTON.
II. y. d. No. s, Richmond Va.
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Dear Editor.--r received my badge and
am we'll pleased with 1t. Here In this,iet,c}
I send you drawing. Address my letterf
to ELLIOTT BL.ANKENSHrp.
Hampton. Va.
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Dear Editor,---I am a boy ten years old
would like to Join the T. d. C. Club. VIII
5ou please send me a. badge? Your littli
friend, DALLIE G. DRAKE.
Petersburg. Va
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CONTRIBUTORS THIS wEEK


ArDail. Frank Kahl. Elizabth
Amber. Theresa Kidd, Frank
Anthony. Blanche Lee. Mary custt.
1fasWeh, ". - Lewis. Gay 3.
i, lerceIie Lewis. Barbara w.
.'af ,'"'u, 1osar Iocher. Charlie
Beh!e' que 4. ). Lumpkiu. Clara
Bridges. Lucille Leach. Frank
Biankenhip. E. Minter. Ida Ice
Claiborne, c. G.. Mactiowell.
Coulbourn. Ethel Martin. 8 w
Clayton. Edith MacdoweII NJ r.
Cochranc. Ada, 3. Noel, Jessie.
Galloway. c. Obrfen. Nora
coleman. u. - z. Pond. Mary C.
Dui' vera Il. Pope. Lonelle
Drake. Davie Il. Reamev. 8 W
Farley, J. -. Robertson 3 10
ferguson. VIM. Reid. Elizahsth
Flick, Mary a. STANLEY. Laura
Goodall. L. e. Schneider I.r.
Geddy, Anne c. soutter f,l,va
Garrett, Thos. Il. Smith. Gilberta
Gerhardt. Della Siibert Iottis
Howard, Kate Spencer. c. A.
Hopkins, Ruth Stands, VIII r
hutchinson. Clyde Seiden. Jr.. c. P.
Hopkin Earle S. smith. carolync
Huffman. Blanche Tignor, Helen
Johnson. Gilbert Trainham. Emor,,
1 ~, '. .. Ward. Dorothy
Isn,v Einily Ward. Rosc c.
Knapp, Esther r. Yatea ATar,
harrington e
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person he met was Persephone. He
fell in love with her,
seized her and put her In the car
rage with him and drove off.
Dcmeter went up to Zeus, and told
him about Persephone. Zeus asked
Pluto to give Persephone back to
Demeter. Pluto said Persephone could
stay with Demeter two-thirds of the
year.
No. 1913 West Cary Street. Rich
mond. Va.
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MY HOME.

My homo \ is on the James River
about, three miles from Richmond. On
one Or, side Is the river, on the other the
car line. There is 500 acres
tive horses. seven mules. thirty. hren
cows. We have a big house and a@blr
phrn, and some other buildings. The
barn Is about 200 years old. q
Your Ynernher
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TIIE STORY on A nADGE.

Once upon q time there were two lit.
tie girls named Lucy and Mary. Mary
was q member of he II. ID, g. c., but
Lucy was not. One day Mary went TO
see Lucy and showed llars her benutl-;
tut badge. Lucy. asked Mary whore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14

Dear Edtor.--I am very much nterests1
in the r. ID. c. C. page. / would like tn
become a member. Please send mo a badge.
lnciosed you VIII md a Drawing. WHICH :
new member. JESSIE NOEL.
Lynchburg, Va.
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Dear Editor.---I have sent some drawings
to the Il. D. G. c. and I hope they will
escape the waste paper basket. I an, sevsn
years old and ! havo never had any drawing
lessons, but want very much to join the
club. Your new member,
Romanco!ee, Va. MARY GUSTS LEE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14

Dear Editor.--I was very glad to heas
VIXEN the reunion Is going to be, and hope
to hear all about 1t next week. Hope can
come on the Gath. would like TO meet
come OF ths members. Good-by.
City Point Va. EMILY JAMES.
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Dear Editor-I do not know very much
about Memorial Day. but hope you will
think it is worth printing. I would like
very much to have T. d. c. G.. badge.
Your little friend. THEIR SA AMBLER.
Care OF Mrs. e. N. Nelson, Forest Depot,
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Dear Edltor,--T am sending you a short
story, which hope will be published. Wish.
ms much success to you and members of thu
club. remain, your member,
Floyd. Va, KATE HOWARD.
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PRIZE WINNERS For, THE WEEK.
Miss Chris,ine c. Claiborne, Provl-
dcncc Forge, rn.
Master G. r. scidcn, Jr, q West Mar
sl,nil Street, City.
Muster Maurice Lowerbnch, Lewis
burg, w. yn.
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Dear Editor.-I enjoy reading the T. d. c.
1ncloscd you will ind a yerse,swhich hopg
VIII escape the trash basket Please sen1
me a badge. Your new metuber.
IDA LEE MINTER.
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Dear EdItor.-Inclosed you Will find
sketch which drew from the coat EARNS
on jefferson Davis Monument. do not be-
long to your club. but hope l shall get =
prize. Yours truly,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14

Dear Editor.-I am member of the T.
H. G. c., but It has been so long since I
have written guess you have forgotten mo.
I Will send you a drawing and hope 1t VIII
escape the waste basket. Love to T. D. C..
Club. Goodbye. still RENAL your true
member, ESTHER r. KNAPP.
1919 z. Marshall Street, Richmond. Va.
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Dear Edltor,-r would like TO Join tho T.,
D. G. c. Will you psnse send mo a badger
I enjoy the Children's Page very much.
so hope You Will be good enough to send ma
q badge. Respectfully,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14

Dear Edltor.--I want TO become membet
OF the T. DC. c.. VIII you please send ND
a badge. and oblige CHARLIE LOCHER.
Glasgow, Va.
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Dear Editor,-Inclosed you will find a
drawing that I am sending you. Hoping
to see 1t In Sundays paper. I still remain
member OF the T. D. C, c. Yours truly,
EDGAR BARNARD.
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Dear Editor,-I read the Children's Page
every week and enjoy 1t SO much. I have
gotten out of school now and have lots more
time to look over and enjoy It. would like
very much 10 join the 4. d. c. Club. Please
send me a badge. From your little friend,
Bridges, Va. LUCILLE BRIDGES.
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Arrangements for
t. D. C. C. Reunion
Dear Children of the club:

Dear Children OF the Club:
know that first Of all you wish TO
hear about the reunion. so here goes.
1t Is to bc held In tho Jefferson
Hotel auditorium on June gath, from 5
to Z. NJ. An excellent program will
be arranged for the entertainment of
the club that will include music songs.
n chalk talk, addresses of welcome and
many other delightful features.
l trust all the club mcdalists anJl
prize winners will send In their pho
tcgrapls to be used on tho pages of
the first annual publication OF the chill
dren's club to be published that day.
The annual this year Will take the
form Of Il supplement In sixteen pages.
Ut will be filled with contributions from
the club members, who arc requested
to send In short original stories to
give 1t brightness and cieverness, and
such drawings and puzzles as their in
Scnulty may suggest a copy OF It
Will be given to all children at the re-
union.
At this meeting OF the club an cdi-
torial staff for the conduct OF the an
1iual will be formed. and plans to
broaden and carry OH tho work Of
the club classes and library work will
be projected.
1T is earnestly hoped that every
menlDcr In the city VIII be present
and that every member from the state
who can come Will be here
II is Intended that this reunion shall
mark great and successful reorgani-
zation Of work and progress In the his
tory Of 'rhe Times Dispatch Childrens
Club. Comparatively few people realize
tile Importance OF the work that has
been done By the children OF Richmond
nnd Virginia In beginning and MAIN
tanning page that Is suci n credit
10 journalism and TO themselves. one
that has SO much influence and sug.
gestiveness from an educational point
of view.
1t Is designed to show at this reunion
to the public something of what the
club has done In the past, what II Is
doing now and what 1t proposes to do
III future. SO you must all come and
help In the demonstration and make
glad the heart Of YOUR EDITOR.
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Dear Editor,--I send a picture and a puz-
zie, and hope one of them Will be publish
cd. I hope that the picture is not too large
to print. am sorry that cannot come
to the reunion. Your member.
CARRINGTON CALLAWAY. S
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Dear Editor,-I received my badge few
days ago and I was more than glad of it:
thanking you ever SO much. am sending
you story on tho lighthouses. It's very
long, but hope 1t may escape the waste
basket. Hoping may be dutiful to nay
club, your new member,
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FRANK ARNkALL.
PASS Park Avenue. Richmond. Va.
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81 Bossevain Avenue. Norfolk. Va.

Dear Editor,-You will not find mo a
good writer. but. sir. would like to become
a r.embe. of r. d. c. C. You will ind a
drawing in her called IN Windy Day..
wish to see 1t in the paper If 1t is not too
big and bad, Yours truly.
GILBERT JOHNSON.
e.t Forty-nfth Street. Newport News. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14

Dear Editorials my school has closed
and i have a little time for drawing and
writing now I thought would send you I
drawing. Please send me q badge. With
best wishes to yau and all the club menu
bers, am. Yours truly.
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80 w. Tabb Street, Petersburg Va.

Dear Editor.--I have received my badge
and thank you very much for 1t. Inn
story. puzzle and this letter. When Wilt
the reunion be9aI hope to be in Richmond
then. Hoping to SEQ my work In print. !
am. your member. MARY "A. FLICK.
Highland Springs Va.
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Dear Edltor-I send you a description OF
the woods near by home. I am very anxious
10 come to the reunion in June, and hope
To SEQ you IL l come. Please don't forget
my badge, Sincerely
SUE PERCY sLrNGsBY BEALE.
Middleton, Tunstall, Va, Box No. 50.
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GENERAL U. 8. GRANT.

u iI333 -.4JE 7 our member
Manchester, VA. - -
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RUTH HOPKINS.
500 Miller Avenue, Barton Heights, Va.
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Dear Editor.--1 want to join the t. D. g.
C. Please send me q badge. Please send
me full instructions of the club. Inclosed
you VIII find a story and drawing by me.
This Is the first story that ever tried to-
WRITE and maybe next time Will do better.
Yours truly, ETHEL COULBOURN.
Care l. II. Coulbourn. Crisaeld. Md.
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(MIss) NORA o'BRIAN.
Beaver Dam. Va.
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TOGO.

DOROTHY COTTON INGRA,AI.5
Crewc. Va, r. e. y. No. 2.
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Dear Editor.--I was reading over tha
Chidrcns Page and thought would
iein tho Il. y. G. Club. SO will write to
You for a badge. Pleasn send mo full in- &
structions OF the club. Inclose you Will find
a story called '.How the Boy Found His
Manners in the Ditch" II is the first u
have ever tried to do. The next time will
try and do better. Yours truly,
Crisiold. Md. 49, ADA e. COCHRANE.. s6E8
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Rs Dear TEdltor,----I RECKON ynu THINK Z have
fcrgotten tho r. u. @. O.. but have MT,
I have been reading il every Sunday. Ny
school has Just closed about two weeks ago.
and have nero time ITO write. 4 an, Cos
ing to send some riddles. I VIII send thu
answefs now. too. but don't print the ans
isWers when YOU do tina riddles, I hope - Z
SEQ them IN tho ppzzis department. SUNDAY,
4 thank YOU very much for my badge, " htcA
YOU sent some time ago. 4
\, slIat@hsAls- -, N1AItY c. POND,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-16
Pastinle Theatre
Program

--latest Moving Pictures and Illus
6rafeh Songs.
.The Revenge of the Whirling
EaErvish Fatality.
Collecting Postcards.
The Durant Family at the Seaside.
SGng-"Comrades Mine"
i Continuous performance. Doors
uEen at 2 p. m. Three perform
amges every evening. Matinee every
saturday afternoon at 8 ,. m.
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MASS MEETING ON PAVING.
RrsctGs Of Commercial Club Will
Help Council.

The board Of directors of the Com
slarcial club met at noon today and
srpnanfed committee to fix date
AnT . mass meeting at which time
The property owners will be invited
tEE S1Ssruss the various kinds of street
E9sement and make selection OF
&he kind TO be used in Lewiston.
Vine paving question has been before
ahsR council for some time, and elab-
egw~He data as to the merits of the
rsawiDus kinds of paving has been Sc
Grured and will be submitted to the
Ennss meeting.
The board also discussed the fair
sSfnation and decided upon meet
anw of the board to be hs.d within
N11e next few days, at witch time
asefn1te action as to organization
y@TN be taken.
The management of the blossom