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Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
AERONAUT COMMITS SUICIDE
Edgar W. Mix Jumps from Steamer
Into English Channel.
LEAVES NOTE TO CAPTAIN
He Had Been Engaged I'm Business
in Paris Many Years ana WINS
Very Popular In French
Capital.

PARIS Nov 14-Amerlcan Consul
Mason has been notified from Calais that
1t is believed that Edgar w Mix the
well known American sportsman, com
mltted suicide by jumping from a chan
mel steamer Sunday night
Mr.. Mx's home was in Columbus, o.
He has been engaged in business in Paris
for many years, and being a member OF
both the Aero club OF France and the
Aero club of America, has represented
both countries In international contests.
He was noted aeronuat and won the
International balloon race at Zurich,
Switzerland, on October 8, 1903.
The report OF his supposed death came
to Mr.. Mason through the American con-
sui at Calais, James B. Miner, from the
French maritime inspector at Calais. He
said he believed, Mr.. Mix had jumped
from the mail boat which left Dover for
Calais at II o'clock Sunday night.
- LeRyes Letfer4to, Captaia.
MiS left letter 10 the captain OF the
stenmer indicating his intention TO end
his life. A search OF the boat resulted
in the discovery Of an overcOat and hat
I'm which were his initials and Mix's bus
lhess card as manager of the European
division of the General Motors and Ex-
ports company OF Detroit, Mich
The report OF his supposed death caused
CONSERVATION among his friends. MI
Mix was one OF the most prominent and
best liked OF Americans in Parts. lie had
been chosen the delegate OF the Aero
club Of America to the international
aviation conference which will convene
In Rome on November 20.
The report to the consul adds that the
body has not been recovered. Friends OF
Mr., Mix say that II 1t 10 true he took
his life, the act can be explained only
on the ground that he was overworked.
He was born at Columbus, o.
In Two BiE Balloon Races.
With Alfred lie Blanc, he ploted the
balloon Isle DE France, which finished
second I'm the international race OF 1907.
Starting at st. Louis, Mix landed at
Herbertsvllle. N. j., after covering a
little less than than S67 miles.
In the 1909 balloon race Mix covered
64S.94 miles, starting from Zurich lie
landed near Warsaw, I'm Russian Poland,
early on the third day out, defeating,
among others, Alfred lie Blanc, his com
panIon I'm the St. Louis race He was
promptly arrested by the police Of Ostro-
lcnEa, but subsequently was released on
the order of the late Premier Stolypin.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
Governor Considers
Beattie's Petition
For Months Stay

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. l4-Governor
Mann did not make known today his at
tltude in the case OF Henry Clay Beattie.
jr., sentenced to be electrocuted Novem-
Der "a for the murder Of his young wife.
The governor conferred with Beattie's
lawyers, who presented a petition that a
respite Of at least thirty days be granted
fou. spiritual preparation.
1t Is expected that the governor will
issue statement tomorrow. Paul Beat
ties alleged reputation of some of his
testimony also is said to have been dis
Cussed
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
Bryan and Kern
Confer in Chicago

CHICAGO. Nov H.-Willlam J. Bryan
and Senator John w. Kern Of Indiana,
who as democratic nominee for vice
president was Mr.. Bryan's running mate
In the last presidential election, met here
today Senator Kern Is here as a member
OF the Lorimer investigating committee.
Mr.. Bryan came to attend a banquet
and Will leave for st. Louis tonight
The two leaders in the democratic cam
paign OF 1908 held long conference on
the present situation. Mr.. Bryan de-
clared he would not run for president.
He said he had announced that definitely
and would not consider bei1g a candi-
date.
Present indications, he said, were that
neither political party would have a land
slide next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
REYES PREPARING TO HEAD
REVOLT AGAINST MADERO

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 14-Active
preparations for a revolt in Mexico
hended by General Bernardo Reyes are
being made here. leading Maderists said
today General Reyes made sweeping
denial OF the assertion The Madersts
gave out statement that a hospital
corps for the Reyistas left here for Laredo
supplied with bandages and other hospital
appliances 10 prepare for fighting.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
President PardonS
Idaho Bank Clerk

WASHINGTON Nov. li-Presldent
Taft today pardoned Clalence w. Rob
nett former bookkeeper and c. k I'm the
Lewiston National bank OF Lewiston
Idaho, convicted Of embezzllng the bank
funds and sentenced to ten years i'm
prlsonment He has not served any of
his sentence. Through Robnetts volun-
tary confession the government was en-
abled, It is said, to convict William +.
Kettenbach, former president, and George
II. Kester, former cashier OF the bank.
The prosecuting alto ney recommended
RObnetts pardon.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
LIBEL SUIT AGAINST
ST. LOUIS PAPER REVERSED

JEFFERSON CITY, No, Nov. 1.-THE
supreme court of Missouri today reversed
Il judgment OF $4,000 which Sam b. Cook,
lormer secretary OF state, had obtained
against the st. Louis Post-Dispatch for
alleged libel.
The suit grew out OF an editorial pub
lication commenting on the failure OF a
bank and Criticising the then Secretary
of state Cook for delaying to close the
institution because Of its insolvent condl-
tiOn.
The court held that the editorial was
pertinent and Justified and that it was
printed in good faith and in the interest
Of public service.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
LONG RECUnU HUN FOR
TRAlNL0AD OF CATTLE

Twenty-Five cars of fat cattle, owned
by William T. Forbes and j. G. Dunn OF
Crawford Neb., arrived over the Burling-
ton Tuesday as a special. The start was
made from Crawford at 4:3O o'clock Mon
day afternoon and the run OF AS miles
made in eighteen hours and thirty-five
minutes. The cattle will probably be mar
keted at South Omaha today. The ship
pers were delighted over the run made,
as it is said to establish new record
from the northwestern part of the state
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
Rodgers Says He
Will Finish Trip

PASADENA, Cal. Nov. Tim feel
ing mighty good" said Aviator Calbraith
J, Rodgers today as he puffed content
cdly at a long, black cigar and cooked
his feet up on the foot OF his btd. The
aviator added that by the end Of the
week he expected TO be quite recovered
from the effect OF his fall Sunday and
reiterated his intention 10 complete his
flight as soon as his aeroplane had beer
rebuilt
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
HASTINGS PEDESTRIANS
REACH SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCH, .suv. lf.-Four mem
bers Of the Young Mems Christian asso-
ciation OF Hastings Neb., reached here
today after having crossed six states,
and covered $500 miles on foot The
walkers are William Parker. Clark John
son. George Dutton and Charles Cook
They make their expenses by lecturlng.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
OHIO OFFICIAL CONVICTED OF
BRIBERY GELS NEW TRIAL

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 14.-Rodney j.
Diegle, former sergeant-at-arms Of the
state senate, convicted In the common
pleas and circuit courts of hGving aided
and abetted in the bribery of State Sena-
tor l.. II. Andrews, and sentenced to
serve three years in the state penitentiary
was today granted leave to file bill OF
exceptions to the ruling Of the circuit
court by the supreme court. The supreme
court will review ali evidence.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
TWO MEN HAVE REFUSED JOB
Leaders in Scientific Agricultural
Work Decline Position.
PRESIDENT MEETS THE CABINET
First Session for Three Months De-
voted largely to Reports.
ANNUAL MESSAGE IS DISCUSSED
Tariff and Trusts Are the Two Main
Issues Which win he Presented
so the Attention of
CouuresS


WASHINGTON, Nov n-Presldent
Tart met the cabinet today for the first
time In three months. Secretary Stimson
was the only member absent The head
OF the War department is In kansas
CITY where today he made an address on
the Panama canal.
The reassembling Of the presidents Of
uc'al family gave recurrence TO the
rumors that Secretary Wilson is soon to
resign This is generally believed to be
true and In official circles II Is said the
secretary OF agriculture * Oniy delaying
the announcement OF mis- resignation until
Ffesldent Tart deciues on another man
ior his place. 1t Is said that the portfolio
mas been offered 10 at least two men,
aders In scientific agricultural work
and declined.
ASIDE from consideration OF the many
questions which have accumulated during
tue summer today's CABINET meeting was
largely devoted To consideration OF the
president message To congress and the
official reports OF the CABINET offices. The
PRESIDENT recommendations to congress
lor supplementary ANTITRUST legislation,
probably aong the lines of federal
incorporation act. will be formed after
thorough conferences with Attorney GEN
cral WlcKersham. The attorney general
animated tnat the president had not fully
riam,d ms IDEAS on the subject and de-
elsred nothing could be preulcted ut this
time
Two Main Issues.
II Is understood the presidents ad.
Vlsers pointed cut that the work. OF the
coming congress would center on two
|
WIN democratic leaders declaring for
some reaoJustment OF the sherman law
and the republican insurgents declaring
Tor some Affirmative legislation TO point
the paths for the iegal conduct OF biz
business, the presidents closest cornsei-
lors seem 10 favor some legislation which
VIII permit business TO &c ahead aud
know where It stands.
Attorney General Wlckersham. at the
presidents direction. prepared ahe federal
Incorporation act which was offered to
congress two years ago. Whether the
president had directed him to prepare a
like measure for the coming congress
Mr.. Wiekersham would not indleate
NHti6haI city Hank Cnse.
1t became known that decisipn In the
National CITY bank case probably will be
made soon by the president. even though
some steps have been taken to dissolve
the relations between the bank and the
National city company. Certain power.
tul western bankers. particularly a Chit
cago group, are reported to be insisting
that the legality OF such corporation
as the National city company be fully
determined before they Will give their
full support to the Aldrch plan OF cur.
rency reform.
1t is understood that Attorney General
Wlckersham has reported to the presi-
dent that the recent action OF the Ma,
tional city company in disposing of cer-
tain OF its bank stock holdings does not
eliminate all the conditions which ha
criticised In his Investigation.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
FUNERAL OF l.. A. BELTZER
AT 0SCE0LA thursday

OsCEOIA. Neb, Nov. 14-(Speelal rele-
gram)-The funeral OF the late L. A.
Beltzer will be held in the Methodist
church here Thursday afternoon at g:3O
o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
THE WEATHER

Forecast of the weather for Wednes-
day:
For Nebraska-Unsettled
For Iowa-Fair; colder
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
Tickets to Ameri
can Theater.

Boxes OF O'Brlen's Candy.
Dalzell's Ice Cream Bricks.
All are given away free to
those who find their names In
the want ads.
Read the want ads every day.
your name will appear some
time-maybe more than once.
No puzzles to solve nor SUBJ
scriptions to get-iust read the
want ads.
Turn to the want ad pages
there you will find nearly ever
business house in the city rep
resented.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
TRI-COLOR FLOATS AT Annoy
Flag of Republic HOisted Above the
Taotai's Palace.
EXCITEMENT IS QUICKLY OVER
Fears dhat Rebels would Commit
EXcesNes Prove UnfOunded-
rive Foreign War Vca-
sells Arrive.
BULLETIN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. H.--Provided
with the arms and ammunition for which
they have been waiting for several days,
the revolutionary forces began an attack
on Marking early today, according TO
cable advlces received by the Chinese
Free Press OF this city The advices say
that the imperial forces have been driven
to the purple hills and that their position
Is desperate.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
.OcRI Record.

Temperatures and precipitation de-
partures from the normal:
Normal temperature .................... 3S
Deficiency Tor the day.................... 2
Total excess since March l............. .G2l
Deficiency for the uay.,........ .O4 inch
Total rainfall since March ], .13.O9 inches
Deficiency since March l......1..S4 Inches
Excess for cor. period, 19O9.... 2.33 inches
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15

Continued on Second Page)
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
Looking bookwa. d

Thirty-Twenty-ren Years ago
see editorial Page Of each issuS
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15

Unsettled; Colder
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-16
HINEsBURG.

The play MI Bob" and supper, given
by the junior class OF the high school
Friday evening, Melted the class about
$2T.O. The proceeds will be used toward
defraying expenses of an expected trip
to Washington, D. C.-Miss Mabel Hop
kins Is quite ill.--Miss Veda Cassidy was
bitten on the lip a few days ago by a
pet dog. Several stitches were taken In
the wound.-Reports from Miss Emily,
LOWS and Beatrice Reed, who are at the
Fanny Allen hospital, say that they are
doing as well can be expected The
Rev II. A. Durfee OF Burlington will
speak at the Baptist Church on Sunday
school work Sunday evening, February
10. II will be union service.
The death OF Miss Emily Lewis of this
town occurred at the Fanny Allen hos
pital Sunday night following serious
opera tion.-W. II. Hale, Jr.. has been en-
gagged by La Plotte Chapter, o. Il. s, to
sing at the drama, "A Noble outcast,"
to ne presented at the town hall February
17-Miss Mabel Hopkins is quite III with
pneumonia.
The Rhode Island Corners school closed
Feb. for the spring vacation. Pupils
having no absent marks were Gladys II,
Kenyon, Sybil Altha Magee, Fannie T..
Magee and Claude Sprague Mary L.
Monahan missed only one day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-16
SHELBURNE.

c. l.. Barstow Of New York spent a
few days with his father ex-Gov. j.
l.. Barstow, last weex-George Par
ker and Miss Nettl- Bartz of Law
renee, Mass, We're married in Bost on,
February 4. They are expected home
soon to spend the remainder of the
winter with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. ". Parker
Mrs. Minnie Howard and son, Hugh,
OF Milton are visiting Mrs. Sophia
Harmon.-Miss Margaret Tracy has re-
turned from week in New York
Chester r. Percival, who has been run
ming livery stable for the past few
months, has sold out and left Sunday
for Missouri, where he has a position on
the road selling gasoline tanks.
The funeral of Alison j. Peet will be
held at the home OF his father Il. +. Peet,
in East Shelburne this afternoon at one
o'clock. The service at the grave will be
In charge OF Friendship Lodge, No a. r
a. NJ. Of which he was a member All
members OF other lodges are invited to
attend and meet at the town hall in Shell
burne village at / 80
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ter. Mrs. Moses Blow.-Mrs, David Tower
Of Shelburne and two children, who have
been spending a week with her parents
MI. and Mrs. Winfield Scott have re-
turned home.-school No. II, taught by
Mrs. Thorpe, re-opened last week after
having been closed five weeks on account
of whooping cough among the pupils
Mrs. Ransom Beers is ill-Jerry Palmer,
who has been quite Ill, is recovering
Mrs. Edward Jacobs is lila. l.. Sher-
man OF Burlington has rented his farm
to Mr.. Griffin, who takes possession
March l.-Moses Blow, who lives on A.
l.. sherman's farm, will have an auction
thoro February O--Cyrus Cove OF South
burlington spent Sunday with relatives
In town.--The Sunday schools of Shell
burne and East Charlotte will unite with
the Sunday school Of Charlotte in a. con-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-16

Mary F'izabeth. to Horatio Seth Read,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred f. Read of
this place. the afternoon of Thursday.
February 90
The J. E. Hunt real estate agency has
leased for A. l.. Sherman his large dairy
farm In Charlotte to Felix Griffin OF
Cloverdale. The same agency has sold
property on West street, Essex junction,
10 Horace Merrill Of West street, and
her timber lot on Brigham hill to Daniel
Griffith. The same agency has sold FOR
Peter Bushey his grocery store, PA North
winooski avenue Burlington, to Moses
Blew Of East Charlotte. Immediate pos
session is given TO all these properties
Al the annual meeting Of the Ladies'
Social union of the congregational
Church Tuesday afternoon officers
we're elected as follows: President
Mrs. Guy w. Bailey; vce-president
Mrs. ]. II. Viele: secretary and treas
urer. Mrs. NJ W. Chapman. The So
cicty has had n prosperous year nav
ing raised between $500 and $500.
The Dorcas Guild will hold gentle
mems night al the home of Miss Mary
Bates Saturday evening.
W. p. Douglass has received telegram
| announcing the death Monday night of
Miss Martha l. Clark at Red Oak. Iowa.
Miss Clark was formerly of winston and
was known in this place and Burlington
No particulars Of Ter death were given.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-16
ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs. ! p. Bxby who has been seri-
cusly i'll with pneumonia. is able to sit
up.-The basket ball team was defeated
saturday evening by a team calling them
scvesselVes the Vermont Business Col
lege, composed of Burlington high school
ilayers.-Mrs L. c. Booth was called to
IIinesburg Wednesday by the death OF
her sister
NJ. 3. Leach, who has been butter
maker ait Browns River creamery since
| its organization rine years ago, with
the exception of one year, has bought
Of Mrs. Bliss her place here. lie is
soon to complete his work at tho
creamery and take possession OF the
place.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-16
MILTON.

Mrs Mary Kan" of Montpelier is the
guest Of her cousin. Mrs. n. T.. Phelps.
A 3. Sturgess. Charles Robinson. Ray
Hall, the Rev. J. C. Cummins and G.. n.
Wood attended the district meeting OF
the Masons at Richmond last week.
Hayward Sturgess, who was badly bitten
In the face by a dog. Is doing nicely
Clarence Phelps was at home from
Richmond over Sunday.--H II. Fuller has
been Ill few days.-Ruth, tho little
daughter Of DR.. l. c. Holcombe, has
been i'll with the grip. but Is somewhat
bc:ter.-Miss Grace Holmes returned to
Burlington Monday.-AleX ST. Lewis has
returned to his home in Morrisvlle, after
visiting his nephew, Edmund Ladue-
Mr.. Hall OF Bolton. was a guest at "
f. Phelps's over Sunday.-Water has
been reached NJ a depth of 3l5 feet in
the we'll OF the Whiting Brothers at
their creamery near the depot. 1t will
now about 10 gallons a minute.-Mrs. Will
liam Odlin Of Andover Mass was tho
guest Of her brother, j. f. Clark, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-16

he vcstry February "A. An orchestra
on Essex furnished entertainments
he Township Sunday School association
in meet here Friday afternoon and
yening Mir. Durfee is expected TO be
resent-Mrs. cyrus Beers is i'll at the
ONE of her son, L. Il. Beers.-W. w.
ligbce, town clerk and treasurer, is
eriously ill-Ezob LaRocque will nova
nto Joseph Duney's house.
Mrs. Alma Dean is visiting in Bristol
he valentine social at the Congregational
hurch Tuesday evening was a success.
,ir. and Mrs. Charles Harvey OF Essex
FINISHED excellent music, and n pleas
Mt evening was enjoyed.-Robert Bora
mas purchased f9rm fr'W FTrottc Hub
ell and viii move there March |.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-16
CHARLOTTE,

In school No 10 the following pupils
had no absent mark during the winter
Harold Rott, Baldwin Skin, Gilbert
Stebbins ano Marion Cook. Lucy Skn
was absent half day and Cecil Root ono
day.-Baldwin Skin. years Of age. has
been In school two years with perfect
attendance. Harold Root has no absent
mark during the year Just closed Lucy
Skiff was absent only one and one-haIf
days during the yenr.
Miss Carlene Wooster has gone to visit
friends and relatives in Barre, Boston
and Chicago,-Ih There was Il social at
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-16

ON comparison of English and Ameri-
can Agriculture, These lectures are
both interesting and instructive and
people are missing a fine opportunity,
II they do not attend-The teachers and
students of the high school are arranging
for Washington party to be held at
the high school hall Tuesday evening,
February 81 The school, and Invited
guests. to large extent will be dressed
In colonial costume,-A critical surgical
operation was performed on Mrs, c. Z.
Osborne a the Mary Fletcher hospital
Saturday The operation was successful,
but Mrs. Osborne is still In a critical
condition.-P S. Bullock and NJ. A
bullock went Monday for Il weeks visit
to relatives In Canada Charles Lee
returned Monday from trip to Pennsyl-
vania. where he has been to inspect
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-16
WEST BOLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Hardy are i'll with
6rip.-Mr. and Mrs, Bert Minckler have
returned from Grand Isle with their
household goods and taken possession OF
the store here, recently purchased from
his brother, l.. S, Minckler.-Mrs. f.. Il.
York and Miss Edith Guyette We're in
burlington Monday,-l. S. Minckler is
moving his furniture to Grand Islc.--Miss
L. NJ. Sprague will speak on missionary
work in India at the Methodist chapel
Sunday February 10, ut II a. m There
viii be a collection taken TO he used
toward the support Of a native preacher
and his wife in India, who were among
the famine children of 1870 cared for by
Miss Spraguc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-16
ST. GEORGE.

Mrs NJ. w. Ilnsdale is passing two
weeks in Burlington.-Mrs. F. NJ
Hubbard has returned to her home in
swanton after passing two weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Earl Aver
Miss Ahbie Wellingcr is i'll with tho
srip.-Miss Nora Hinsdale has re-
turned home after passing a week in
EsseX.--Mrs. Miranda Wescott con-
tinUes to imnroNe slowly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-16
WEST MILTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Lansing Smith visited
relatives at Malletts bay Saturday and
Sunday.-Amos Hi visited at Bert
Severance's recently.-Nlss Beryl Blake
and friend from St. Adams were at F. +.
Blake's the first of the week.--Irving the
infant son of w. +. Granger Is ill-Mr.
and Mrs. Orvis Mayvile. Mrs. Ellen May
VILE and Mr.. and Mrs. William Gonyeau
were entertained at NJ ". Smiths Mon
day afternoon and evenng.--Don Gonyeau
was homo Sunday from his work in
Cnlch ester
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-16

vention to be held at the Congregational
Church next Friday. Prominent speakers
will be present. A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended to all.-The village school closed
Friday The following pupils had no abb
sent marks daring school membership:
Florence Bacon, Antoinette Desautels,
Louis Poulin and Theodore Poulin; alb
sent one day, Juno Bacon and Agnes
Shortsleeves. Those absent 3 days or less,
Maurice Beers, Scion and Wilson Bes-
settle. Leo Desautels and Ethelwyn
Nniuht
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-16
WILLISTON.

Miss Fila Redmond while assisting in
shooting a squirrel in the corn barn Fri
day night accidentally got about half
dozen shot in her left arm and in her
face.
ne funeral of Miss Martha Clark will
be held al her late home In Wiliston
Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-16
COLCHESTER.

II. D. Burnnam Of Gardner. Mass,
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. A l.,
Wheeler-MaX WoCott returned to his
work In Rutland Tuesday afternoon
The oyster supper at the Baptist Church
Tuesday evening was well attended An
interesting program was carried out
Schools In town close this week,--A dona-
ton visit for the benefit OF the Rev, w.
w. Smith will be held at the parsonage
Friday evening February "A.