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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
HOLDS CONVENTION
TO DISCUSS STRIKE

GREENSBURG. PA. Nov. 1.-over
300 delegates attended the opening to-
day or the special convention Of the
state Federation OF Labor. with Was
called To order by President Greeua.
wait. of Lancaster. 10 consider ways
ana means of conducting the strike in
the Misunderstanding coal field. IL
was announced to-day that President
Sanuei Gonbers, of the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor. Secretary Morrison.
ana other prominent labor leaders, viii
probably come here before the conven.
ton adjourns.
President Greenawalt in MS openin <
address killed the rumors that the con
vention was called for political pur-
poses by announcing that nothing but
the strike situation Is To be consid-
cred and that politics shall not enter
into the work
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
TRIES TO STAY
ENTIRE FAMILY
Georgian Goes Insane During
Nightmare. Kills Wife and Son
and Ends Life.

LAWRENCEVILLE, GA NOV. r
Rising from his bed apparently hay
ing gone insane during a nightmare.
i. ~. Wallace. "a prosperous merchant.
early to-day killed his wife and ten
year old son; fatally wounded an
other SON. and then. after threaten
ing to murder his six other children
Killed himself. Wallace attended a
lodge meeting last night. and return
ing home retired about IL O'Clock. He
arose. attacked his wife first, firing
two shots in her body. The ten year
old son Cline, who was in a bed near
by. sprang to his feet ana the father
fired three shots at him. one passing
through the lads heart. FELTON,. aged
Il. hearing the firing rushed to the
room and was entering when a bull
let. CRACKING through his breast. sent
him reelng to the floor. mortaliy
wounded The father. in wild
range. then sought the other six chill
dren, but they had been aroused and
had fed from the house Finding
no more victims at hand, Wallace
shot himself through the head.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
WoULDNO'T SHOW BOOKS,
OFFICIAL! Go[s To PRISON

NEW YORK Mo-. l. Under an
order from Judge I.acomh. of the
United States court, President e. &.
Wilson. Of the United Wireless COM
panN, Was to-day gent to the Tombs
for contempt of court and ordered To
remain IN Jail until he obeyed An
order to produces certain letter books
demanded hy tile Federal grand jury.
Al the same time the directors Of
the United Wireless Company were
ordered 10 produce the books Wilson
had failed TO bring III, and Mere noti-
Ned that If they failed IL do SO they
would be aGiudsed in contempt
Colonel Wilson and other officers bf
the United Wireless are under indiet-
nlent ON charges Of using the mats
To defraud ia the sale of wireless
stock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
COTTON IS LOWER,
SHORT BUYING

NEW YORK. Nov. AT the
opening Of the cotton market, prices
were to I points lower rejecting
cable reports OF freer southern Of
ferings and the Journal Of Commerce
report. A rumor was current at the
start that the Giles report said 3
per cent of the crop had been picked
and four per cent. abandoned. Shorts
bought considerable cotton after the
start here but the warmer weather
In the south win reports of less
active spot demand checked outside
buying.
Prices: November. 1896 offered
December. 14.37a3s; January. 14.2sa
~ March, 14.32a33; May, 14.42a43.
June. 14.41 offered: July. 1888 Of
fered August. 14.15 offered
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
POLICE ASSOCIATION
WILL MEET THURSDAY

A board OF directors To serve
throughout the ensuing year Will be
elected by memb ers Of the Police
Beneficial Association at the regu-
lar annual meeting to be held Thurs
day afternoon.
The members Will meet in the Illus
tings court AZ o'clock. In addition
TO the election they will hear the
ANIMAL reports II officers OF the AS
ISOLATION.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
STOCKS unsettled
PRICES IRREGULAR

NEW YORK, Nov. Price move
ments In the early trading to-day
were mixed and the tone OF the stock
market was unsettled.
Moderate concessions in prices were
the, rule in the first hour. Govern
ment bonds unchanged: others quiet.
AS the first hour ended there was a
marked Improvement In the tone and
during the last half Of the forenoon
prices generally tended upward.
Stocks closed strong.
Some of the more important issues
made further fractional gains in the
afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
GOT GUNS, SHELLS AND
AMBITION, BUT NO LAND

Special 10 The Richmond Nrginian,l
JIEATIfNuLE. NeN. 1.-The par
fridge season opened here to-day with
Northum berand sportsmen IN readi-
ness, the only thing lacking being
lands on tiich IL hunt Many of the
farmers have posted notices. No
Hunting Allowed" and those who
have not been favored with spe
cial invitation from the owners NJ the
larger farms 10 hunt ON their prem
ises will be restricted in .their hunt
ing The birds are reported pien-
titut. ana sportsmen will go out to-
day In quest of the toothsome Ink
airy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
WILL BUY BL001HOuNDs
I FOR H[NR|c0 CRIMINALS
Board Of Supervisors Practically
Authorize Purchase Of
Dogs.

The monthly meeting Of the board
nf supervisors of Henrico county was
held Tuesday at the court house and
an unusually large quantity of routine
work and many matters of interest
were taken up. The session had not
adjourned at 40 O'clock and II Is
likely that the session ui4 last until
latS III the afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff Sydnor appeared be-
fore the supervisors with his request
for ali appropriation with which to
purchase bloodhounds, which it is
deemed necessary in the tracing OF
criminals III the county. lie was au-
thorized to investigate the matter and
If dogs suitable for the purpose may
be obtained for a reasonable price they
will be bought The matter will be
finally acted npoa at the next meet
ing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
No Recount In Aberdeen.

WASHINGTON. y. G., Nov. DIT
rector Durand. OF the Census, said to-
day that Aberdeen. Washington. would
be refused a recount. Many requests
are arriving at the directors Office for
recounts from dissatisfied cities. 1t
is the opinion OF the directors that
these cities overestimated their popu~
1ation and when the correct announce
ments were published they were dis
appointed and dissatisfied
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
Property Transfers.

Property transfers were listed In
Chancery Court Tuesday as follows:
Harvey c. Brown and wife to Tho
mas w McGabe. property improved.
with two-story semi-detached brick
dwelling y o.2121 Floyd avenue sa.-
U0a
MARY Evelyn Stiles to Mrs. Mabel t.
McGabe. property belinning at corner
of Stuart avenue and Sycamore street
and fronting 2 feet on south line OF
Stuart avenue. $500.
l., f. Ford and wife to Charles l..
Ford property fronting % feet on
south line of Main street, near Allen
aynue. S1.037.50. I
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
TRIES POSE AS GALLANT
BUT TT DOESN'T WORK


w T. WeodX, charged with assault
! ing Jerome ] Jenesen. Of e5f7 Ken
sington avenue. on Laurel stree. car
Monday night. tried To pose as a dis
cipie Of gallantry In presenting his
defense before Justice Griggs in Po-
lice Court Tuesday. bur the scheme
wouldn't work. ana ne received a
scathing rehute and a s26 fine.
According to the testimony 81 Con-
duc,or John Powell and Motorman
l.. NewSom, who placed Woody under
arrest, the latter pounced on Joneseft
without warning and began raining
blows at his face. Powell tried to
restrain the Infatuated man. but was
unable to do SO He finally called on
Motorman Newsan for assistance. ana
the two subdued Moody and turned
him over to Police Sergeant Mar
tin. who In turn took him to the First
district station.
Mr.. Jenesoff succeeded In warding
off the blows aimed at him, and was
not injured. Nevertheless he felt
much agrrieved. according 10 his tes-
timonM
II was sitting al the car reading
n ncWspa per. SAID he. when We
man came in and sat down beside me,
/ paid no attention 10 her. until she
began talking L. me. Then ! looked
a her and found that she was one Of
my customers Al my store We talked
for moment. and then some man
rushed up and began striking at me.
! don't knoN whether 1t wss jealousy
or what. Anyhow didn't do any
thing. am no art
Says lie Wasn't Jealous.
Then WuaGN tried Ia tXniaiu. HFhat
talking to-" said he But | WASH, t
jealous What made nt- mad was the
fact that this man here tpainting to
Jonasofft was sitting there blowing
cigar smoke in her face. II wasn't
gentlemaniy. ] resented II Just as any
real man would have done.
Loud peaIs of laughter from Jones'
of and Conductor Powell greeted
these statements.
between chuekies, Janeseff spoke.
II don't smoke cigars h. declared.
II never use anything but cigarettes.
Then Powell stopped laughing long
enough To remark. besides he. Mr..
anybody else smokes anything at all
when they are riding inside my ear.
They've got 10 b. on the back plat
form or there's Is no smoking ciga-
rettes. or cigars. or anything else.
"'ris enough, anoth Justice
Criggs Il have heard more than ia
sufficient I wish To state that II
every man who sits down beside an
ether mans wife in n street ear LAYS
himself liable "a an assault by so
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
III. WILL PREACH
Until CHRISTMAS

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian J
rJoEBEa, VA, Nov i--Rev. DIR. J.
NJ, Pitcher. who came In this town ear
~ IN September. is preaching in II re-
vivai meeting. Congregations nj night
are large. he baptized six persons yes
terday, sunday morning lie says he
Is Wiling 70 preach daily till Christ
fnas. IL the people continue to hear him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
New Consul Arrives.

NORFOLK. VA, November L.
Praforio CASTILLO. a prominent Mexi-
can. arrived in Norfolk to-day and
became Mexican consul here. the Vice
consulate having been raised to fun
consulate.
Arthur G. Humphreys, OF Norfolk.
who had been viee-consul, was con-
tinued by the Mexican government, az
honorary vice-consul, this being a
marked compliment TO Mr. Hum
phries.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
Affirm. Garfield's Decision.

w -AoffI4NN OlN, y, z NOV. I.-Ine
action of former Secretary OF the In
terror Garfield in the disbarment OF
Attorney Henry u. Phillips, OF Tren-
ton, n. j., from praetieing before the
bureaus of the Department If Interior,
was affirmed to-day by Chief Justice
Shepherd In the Court Of Appeals Of
the DISTRICT of Columbia Phillips
brought mandamus proceedings In an
effort to have Gartield's order anuull-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01

doing, things are rapidly approach
ing a condition of anarchy.
II probably sit beside somebody
wife on some street car every day OF
my life. Must he assaulted because
this Is soF No. l think not.
This is serious offence" Justice
Griggs concluded, and / am going
10 make the punishment heavy ac-
cordingiy | fine the defendant SIS
and costs.
At noon. Woody had not paid his
fine
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01

TRENTON. y. j.. November T.
On behalf of the New Jersey dele
gates to the Milwaukee tax conference
last August. President Frank b. jest.
of the State board of eualization. pre-
sented d report of the proceedings TO
Governor Fort to-day. 1t was shown
at one of the sessions where rail-
road taxation was discussed that in
New jersey the rate is 1895 mile,
the highest in the country.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
VRAIN KILLS OLD MAN
At CLIFTON FORGE. VA

SPRINGWOOD. VA, November 1.--
While standing on the track OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway In the
yard at Clifton Forge this morning
c. l.. Lindsay, an aged man. and an.
employe of the road was instantly
crushed to death by switch engine,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
HERICO HIBERNIANS
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

The following officers were elected
Monday night at the biennial conven-
ton of the Ancient Order OF Hiber-
mans of Henrico county
+. r. Mcneil. president; Charles
+. Taylor. vice president; William l..
Finegan. treasurer; Thomas j. Sheehy,
financial secretary; NJ. J. Cullinan, re-
cording secretary. and Rev. j. Il.
oReilly. chaplain
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
PERMIT GRANTED FOR
TABERNACLE CHURCH

A permit for the erection Isf the hans-
some new Tabernacle baptist church at
Grove avenue and Meadow streets was
granted Monday by the building inxpec-
tor. The building the cornerstone OF
which was laid some time ago. will cost
$4,000. Only the lecture room Is to
be completed for the present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
~ Cent. Dividend.

S14f1N, y. G.. Nov. Ia
I'D Of 4 per cent. 10 credit
Aetna Banking and Trust
5f Butte. Montana. was de-
ae ssoripsrouer Of the cur
The amount was sis.-
a4 amounting To s3ss.577.
II total IT 50 per cent. paid
eprD Of the concern. The
y minor branch in Wash
u " WAS closed by the
Ia 1906,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
Halloween Obs4.r,eL.

Reports Of noisy children were fire.
auent Monday night at police head
quarters, but the youngsters were
given free hand fo>s-iehrate Hal
iows'en. Parties ~sr given ALI ,saf
town BY the young. the old. the '..ls
and the poor. and the occasion nttl.E-
" ebeosved everywhere.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01

CALL AT 1lt4 EAST MAIN 81.
And get a folder showing plat OF
| Mentrose Heights. explaining terms.
etc You will not have another OPP
portunlty like 1t in Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
TAFT WELCOMES
NEW DIPLOMATS

WASHINGTON, Nov President
TAFT received two new members of the
diplomatic corps this afternoon They
were Marquis Cusana Consaloniari. the
Italian ambassador and Minister Byrn,
OF Norway
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
MISUNDERSTANDING.

marriage license was issued by
Deputy Clerk Breedcn. of the Hust-
ings Court. Tuesday 10 William f. Nc
lntyre and Mrs Mary ]. Whrig, OF
Baltimore. Md. The ceremony IL set
for Wednesday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01

WAIT FOR THE Big SALE.
In Montrose Heights Saturday. No
yember 9TH, Ut . A. n. Fer PAT.
1icularI Phone NaAtsoe. Seeks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01

Gx THE Rig SALE.
etGAta SATURDAY. NO
M. F0r par
J p ~ Sees.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
IT WILL PAY You.

To wait for the big sai. in Montrose
Heights, Saturday. November 9Th, ~
= A. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01

CALL At TIA EAST MAIN ST.
And get folder showing plat OF
Mcntrose Heights, explaining terms.
etc You viii not have another op-
v1oytuniW Ike u II Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01

CALL AT lli4 EAST MAIN ST.
And get folder showing plat Of
Montrose Heights. explaining terms.
etc You viii not have another ops
portunity like i In Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET,
Richmond. Va. Nov

, STATE SECURITIES. Bids Asked
Va 3s. Old c, and r. 1898 S. ssh
Va. Centuries 2-s. c. and r..
CITY SECURITIES
Manchester City .......
Richmond City. As. Ii. 1920
RICHMOND city. As c 4 Il. =
issilscs BONDS 70 :.
A. G: l. Il r con Tr. up ct So -.
Ga. Pac. list Is. c. 1875. .iYs -
Ga. Sou and Fla, 1915 .105
Ga. Ala. Con VS. IS: 1913, .io4 -.
Nor ,.' and West. Poca. Is :s4i. ~ =.
Rich. and Dan. Gold IS. c.
ssa asts Air Line Is. is;s is IS
seaboard Adjustment IS ....Ss -
So Ry, & r. CO. 6s 1891 -
So So. r. R. Rey: q: NJ; =. 1855 ~. ... -.
Western n. Z. LIST IS. c. -.
1914 .................. los
STREET RAILWAY BONDS
Norfolk Try. L Co. S.
va .'i ~. 4 T. c.. S. 1884. IS 5,
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par e'
Norfolk Ry & r. Co.'S rs
va. Ry & =: CO. pfd...100 II -s,1
Wa. Ry. & p. Co com. 100 "a ~
va. Elec. Ry. Div Go. 100
RAILROAD STOCKS Par. -
Atlanta and Charlotte. 100
Allan Coast Line com. 100 liz -.
4. G. l.. Of Conn, ...i00 y.o
G. and Q. ......,....,.l 100 ss,. '0
Nor and West. com. 100 "a -.
n r. & r Div Obiig. 100 ,sS oso
eou Nv AND TRUST co s1,or,
American NATIONAL 100 1850
nnrnad street Bank .,..25 -
66auT OF Richmond 100 -
6 s If Com'r and Tr 100 ia -
BeN,,oi Savings Bank. 80
Gap. national ........1OO 400 -.
ritshants National LOO 6so
MeI.cnnai Bank OF Va. 100 Us -.
NauStste & City Bank 100 17S ido
Na.c.hurg Saw. and Ins 20
peaetsrs National loo $50 =.
sa~,rrs Bank Of Rich'd rs e2n =
Isr,nn bank Of Richd so 220
virginia Trust Co 100 lis
,SsIJRANCE COMPANIES -
~, Fire and Marine ~ Ga ss,1
vis Hkiisno.EI I.AiNsEous - - :.
AVER. Lo Com -. -,
"a. Car. Chem gfd LOO Z. lss
Am TO. com pref sp. ct 100 -
Va Car. Chem bonds -. an 100
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
Tr WIl,I pay YDls

Tr WILL PAY fOC.
To wait for the big sale tn Montrose
Heights. SATURDAY.. November 5th. -
So ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01

WAIT FOR THE BIs: SALE.
In Montrose Heights Saturday. No.
vember eth. at A. Nj. For par.
tieuIsrs. Phone MadiEon GaO5
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01

Chicago Grain anA Pr0vfsios Market,
Chicago, Ill, Nov |, 1910
The leading features to-day ranged
as follows.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-18

Don't fail to see Cozey Smith and
her Five Pickaninnies at the Grand
They are great. T. :. ~ p ,.y Y
n. u Miss Daeley who was. with her sis.
ter Miss Bertha Daeleyy at Rochester,
where she underwent an operation,
has returned to- .this city, and reports
that Miss Bertha is doing nicely. 4
Flour s2.95 single sacks. Better
prices on large lots. It's snap.
Wheat has advanced again $1.O2 now.
Flour Is worth 1925, we can't keep
Vt down much longer. Better buy
now. F. w. Mann G. Sons. &>''-ts>' L;
3. Beginning with last Monday Prof.
Nv. F: Cramer took charge Of the band
which is furnishing music for the roll
Ter skating rink. A fine lot Of new
music has been procured and: the
band is giving excellent satisfaction.
Nv. E. Powell, who has for long
time been a resident of Grand Harbor,
where he was engaged in the machine
cry business, has moved to VALERIE,
Mont, to enter the lumber and ma
,chinery business. He has many
friends in Ramsey county whose best
wishes go with him to his new home.
IS Attorney Fred J. Traynor of the drm
of Flynn & Traynor of this city re
turned Tuesday from Williston where
ne was called to attend to legal bust.
ness. Mr.: Traynor will leave. the
early part of next week to attend to
legal matters in Minneapolis, Lem.
mon, S. D., and Hettinger, N. D., max.
ing, at least weeks stay before re-
turning home. go e.
y; The officers of the local militia com
pare for the annual inspection on the
28th of this month and the boys are
busy getting everything in readiness
flor the event. Captain stenson II
working under great handicaps /,
Excepting the organization intact while
l$such poor quarters are available an,
! deserves all the encouragement loca
business men can give him. r.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-18
i i j. + -. j. .
LIBRARY NOTES.
+ j. j. T. !. i. !. j. + T. + j. j.

The librarian has good news for
the children. At the meeting OF the
board Tuesday evening it was voted
to purchase about one hundred new
books for the children's department.
The order will go out this week and
the books will be here as soon as the
shippers can send them.
The new lamps OH either side If
the outside entrance TO tie library ars
now in position. Plans are being
made for identifying the grounds and
will be put in execution as soon as
the weather will permit.
The library is making a record for
itself in the matter Of circulation.
During the past week the reading
, rooms have Accommodated 1047 visit
ors. ,-
During the same time $50 books
have been given out of which 376
were children's books. If you want
to. be entertained and pleased step
into the library about four O'Clock
! when the little tots from school
throng in each with a book under his
arm. Watch the caps go OF at the
door and the business-nke manly way
in which the little fellows file up to
the delivery desk or find chairs to
enjoy half hour with st. Nicholas.
A very convenient ruling of the
library Is that back numbers of maya
zines may be. drawn out just as books.
This makes it possible for those who
have not time to read In the library
to read current articles at home.
! When book is kept out longer
than the number of days signitied on
the borrowers card the borrower is
charged one cent for every day over
time. =. The money thus collected Is
used in paying postage express and
such library expenses IT..
t The rental collection contains an
Indian story by one of Americas best
authorities on the subject Marah Ellis
i Ryan. Not only is the novel well
written but It, is beautifully printed
and bound. The illustrations are by
Edward 8. Curtis author Of series
Of volumes on the North American
Indians. He is an ethnologist Of con-
siderable note and This pictures are
of solid value in art and ethnology."
/ Books in the rental collections are
loaned for ten cents week or any
part Of the week. The money goes
towards paying for the books which
are duplicates of some already paid
for and placed on the free shelves.
Mary G. Brennan.
: -,.- Secretary.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-18
!. RHOR-NES H
TWO PROMINENT YOUNG PEoPL7
IA UNITED IN. WEDLocK. WE'D h
3.,f; ny. ~ sS> NEsDAY, q. - p!

b.
!. Wednesday at high noon at the
Norwegian Lutheran church, near
Crary, Rev. A. c. Barron said the.
words that united In holy wedlock
Mr. Nels Rohr and Miss Sadie Nesseth.
both prominent young people residing
near that place. ;s8.. $s s5s5s n
ss Following the ceremony the bridal
party went to, the home of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Nesseth,
where a sumptuous wedding dinner
was served, covers being laid for
labout sixty relatives and friends pf
1.-The contracting parties. 4
Mr.. Rohr has been Ia resident of
Ramsey county practically all his life,
his parents being among the early
settlers of the county He is d very
worthy and capable young farmer
Miss. Nesseth Is the only daughter
1of Count missioner and MRS.
lOle Nesseth, who are also pioneers
81 this community 3s nj
These young people start out In life
Il with the brightest of prospects, and
with the best wishes of y large circle
Iof friends. sa
ii and lsoaars len on NO. I
the Same afternoon ffor the Twin
sitiss ana Kenyon. sers sslas,