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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-11-30
MANIFESTATION.

quiet wedding was solemnized in the
Havre de Grace at 1850 o'clock Wednes-
day morning, when Miss Ellen b. Shannon
of Woodlawn, became the bride of John
I. Neary, Pleasant Grove, Pa. Rev. Jas.
T. FitzGerald, pastor OF St. Patrick's
Church, performed the ceremony. They
were attended by Miss Anna B. Gehr, Of
Perryville, a cousin of the bride, and
Frank B. Neary. of Pleasant Grove. bro
ther OF the groom. The BRIDE Ia the
daughter OF Mrs. Annie c. Shannan, of
Woodlawn, and was one of Cecil county's
successful school teachers
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-11-30
THOMAS LAKELAND.

Thomas Lakeland. prominent resi-
dent of Principle, died Thursday after
lingering illness, aged S6 years. He was
a brother of Franklin Lakeland, who died
suddenly two weeks ago, from paralysis.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-09-21
THE TELEPHONE GIRL.

The telephone girl sits in her
chair and listens to voices from
every where. She hears all the
gossip, she hears all the news :;
she knows who is happy and who
has the blues; she knows all our
sorrows, she knows all our JOYS:
she knows eery girl who is chas-
ing the boys; she knows of our
troubles, and she knows of our
strife; she knows every man who
is mean to his wife; she knows
every time we are out with the
boys; she hears the excuses each
fellow employs; she knows every
woman who has a dark past; she
knows every man who is inclined
to be fast; In fact, there s a Sc
cret meath each curl of that
quiet demmre look King telephone
girl. If the telephone girl world
tell all she knows, it would turn
hart our friends INTO bltt1reSt
foes She would SOW small
wind that would soon become a
gale, engulf us in trouble and
land us In jail she would let 90 a
story which gaining in force)
would cause half our yves t.
sue for divorce she could get all
the churches mixed in a fight
and turn our days into sorrow
ing night; fact she could keep the
whole town in stew, if she d
tell the tenth part Of TIE things
that she knew. Now doesn't it
make your head simply whrl
when you think what YOU owe to
the telephone girl Wat Wa t.
man.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-09-21
Dissolution OF Partner.
ship.

New Iberia, La. Sept 10Th, 1912.
The pnblic is herebv notified that Tbs
law firm If Hacker and Muller has thin
day been dissolved by mutual consent.
l. o HACKER
ANTHONY N. MULLER,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-09-21
THREE MILLION DOLLAR
PAPER MILL.

From the Shreveport Times
we notice that Mr.. p. n. Anger,
who is representing some north
ern capitalists, was in Shreveport
last week with the view to max.
ing arrangements for the location
in that city of large paper mill
there. The plant, we learn, will
cost when erected and equipped,
about three million dollars. 1t is
a big thing and Shreveport should
put forth every effort to secure
it.-Rust0n Leader.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-09-21
INDIVIDUAL STALLS FOR
COWS.

We hear so much now about
the individual drinking cup.
How about he cows individual
stall9 Each COW obtains her food
by means of her tongue, and licks
her manger clean daily. It is
much better for her to lick her
own manager than it is for diff
ferent cows to do the operation
every day and possibly spread
disease. Cows soon learn to take
a stall and be orderly.
As rule a mans dairy is not
confined all to winter cows that
receive a heavy grain ration, and
sometimes he wishes to fatten Il
cow. In such a case, the neigh
Dor of heavy granted COW is
robbing that COW of portion Of
the grain she should have, and
gaining on her own amount when
has been assigned to her, writes
L. L. Nichols in Farm and Home.
Many times cows in the center of
a row where there are no dividing
manger partitions have no hay be-
cause they have showed theirs to
one side to lick up a choice NOR
sci. The next COW has done the
same, and thus the center ones
have none and the end cows have
surplus, or vice versa at the case
may be.
Give the cow a manager and 1t
is more esay to feed the amount of
hay or fodder she may need. No
two cows eat the same amount
any more than two persons. The
cows then get what they require
and if a COW fails to clean up her
hay or grain it will be seen more
readily and the COW will not 20
"off her feed as she might 9TH
erwise do if she did not feel like
eating her own ration and the
cow on each side helped her out.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-09-21

Twenty-Five thousand dollars
awaits the student who will prove
a certain proposition proposed by
the French mathematician, Fer
mat, about $50 years ago. This
prize Will remain open to all CON-
ers for a century. Prof. G. A.
Miller, who tells of it in a recent
address on Modern Mathemati-
cal Research fears that such a
large inducement may set all
sorts Of mediocre mathematicians
to wasting their time. The prof.
osition to be proved is that the
sum of no two powers except
squares is itself a power of the
sane degree. Sums of squares
are often squares. For instance,
the square Of 3 is 9 and that of 4
is Is. Add Is and 9 and you
have %, which is the square Of
5. But this has never been found
to be true for cubes or fourth
powers, or any powers above two,
and Fermat asserted that no such
eases would or could ever be
found. Some of the world s
greatest mathematicians have
been working on this problem for
centuries.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-09-21
Weather Forecast.

Cooler with rams causing Rheu-
matte pains. Hunts Lightning
Oil stops all aches and pains
whether from Rheumatism, Neu-
ragia, Cuts, Burns or Bruises. The
Juimkest Liniment known. 25c
and SOC bottles. All druggists.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-09-21

22o apn located forty
LOCK- Buildings
raised
is of
Il X PET TlGREW be POUNDS at Kesst clock
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-09-21

pounds and his crop averaged
about 500 pounds to the acre. Boil
weevils are just making their ap
pearancc in his section which
fortunately is too late to do an.
damage. Last week several load
of the staple were sold to tn
same gentlemen by Bergerl
Bros. who have a nice farm
about two miles south of the City
Children suffering from sum
mer comp. amt are instantly re
lieved by a dose of BRODlE :
CORDIAL. SOC at druggists.
The patrons Of the Public
Schools Of Iberia are rejoicin.
over the fact that the school ses
sion will begin on Sept. 23d fol
the 1912-1913 term and lndlca
lions point to an exceedingly
large enrolment. The faculty o
the New Iberia High School arr
Prof. Louis A. Wallet, principal
Charles Nj. Bahon, assistant prime
ipal and mathematics; |. d. Rec
mend. science; n. M. Lewis, his
tory; NJ IS A. F. Bell, English
Miss Julia Mcmahon, Latin; Mis-:
Louise Remy, French Miss Lizzie
White, Music and Art; Miss Bes
sic Bauman, high seventh; Miss
Sarah Walsh, low seventh. To
day very interesting Teachers
Inst tute meeting is being held
with a full attendance OF the
teachers from all over the Par
ish.
Some of the most stubborn
cases of bowel trouble have been
relieved by BRODIE'S CORDIAL
soc bottle at druggists.
New Iberia, in fact Iberia
Parish is ssdly in need OF a
House Of Correction since the
Juvenile Law has been in opera
ton in the State. For the past
four months gangs of negro chill
dren have been robbing the chick
en- coops of our citizens. We are
informed that not less than four
hundred chickens have been stol
en-, sixty being taken from the
pens of Mr.. Maurice Galliand, in
one night. On Tuesday night
DR.. Kings yard was visited and
several dozens extracted from
his coops. All of Tuesday and
Wednesday Police Officer Paul
Romero was busy running in the
negro boys, some not over ten
years of age that had been traced
with the stolen property, and
sold to the neighbors near the
very yards whence they had been
stolen. Shortly after placing
three Of the boys in the Corpora
ton jail some outside negro
pryed open the Jail bars to per-
nit their escape which was ac-
complished, necessitating their
re-arrest as soon as they could be
located. Some three weeks since
the store building Of Mr.. Schoen-
man was broken open by white
boys who are known to the gen
tlc,' an. but not having Proba-
ton Court he made no affidavi.s
against the boys. Many of the
depredations committed by these
youngsters would be averted were
the Curfew law still in force as it
was some years since. As long
as children are allowed to roam
the streets at nights so long will
they be engaged in these petty
crimes. The Parish should pur-
chase small farm and commit
them to truck gardening and other
work whenever they are caught
violating the laws of the Parish
CT City.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-09-21

HERBINE is the medicine that
cures biliousness, malaria and
constipation. The first dose
makes You feel better, = few adj
ditional doses cures completely.
Price Soc. Sold by Estorge Drug
Co,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-09-21
CAS1C..2lA
For Infants AID o1il..:.n.
The Kind You Hare a..ggars noughi
Bears the n <<uE
signature OF Ls<G Zse5sxe.
HOLDER OF FLIGHT RECORD
CRUSHED.

Chicago. Sept. 11.-Aviator P; I'll
Peck of Washington, d. c.. hold
, err of the American duration l1lght
record, was crushed In fall with
'biplane tonight while flying in
gusty wind. He attempted too
steep a spiral and when he struck
the ground the heavy engine
crushed through the wreckage,
striking him in the neck.
A gusty wind blew at Cicero
Field all day and Director Andrew
Drew posted the customary warn
ing to av:ators against going up.
Peek, believing his machine would
be fast enough to carry him
through the choopy wind, went
into the air in spite of the caution.
At about 800 feet altitude he start
ed to come down in a spiral glide.
Because of the unusually small
span of his machine, he got into
100 steep spirals, his machine Gid
ing to the center of the vortex
and he could not bring it back
His real difficulty did not become
apparent till he was within 200
feet of the ground. He would
have escaped with minor iniur-
les, Director Drew and his tech
nical committee declared, had it
not been for the fact that the
heavy engine, crashing through
the frame work with its gasoline
tank and iron fittings, struck
Peck in the neck and across the
legs. He is still alive, but death
is expected at any moment.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-09-21
DIR. DALRYMPLE WILL
LECTURE.

LECTURE.
On Thursday evening, October
Sd, on the occasion Of the meetino
in New Iberia of the Louisiana
Veterinary Medical Association
DR., ". II. Dalrymple in charge
of the Veterinary Department of
the State University at Baton
Rouge will deliver his famous
stereopticon lecture at the Elks
Theatre on Meat and Milk Hy-
giene. This will be a treat to
lberians and credit should be
given to the Ladies Give League
for their efforts in getting the
Doctor to address the public on
this interesting topic. The Board
of Trade of New Iberia are ar
ranging to give the members of
the Association a delightful fish
fry at the Club House Of Span
ish Lake and from indications
the guests of New Iberia will be
given a royal welcome by the cit
liens during Their stay here.
The following program has
been arranged by DR.. j. Arthur
Goodwin:
Call to order by President F.
J. Douglas, New Orleans, La.
Address of welcome, Hon. J. S.
flower.
Response by w. II. Ralrymple.
Roll call.
Reading Minutes of Previous
Session.
Unfinished business.
Report of the Executive Com
mittee.
Applications for new member
ship.
Admission of new members.
Papers and discussion.
Adjournment.
Papers.-HNdrophobia, DR.. F.
j. Cambon, Discussion, DIR. j. Ar
thur Goodwin and DR.. F. Doug
las; Blackleg, DR.. Lloyd A. Hoel!,
Discussion, DR.. H. F. Vulliamy
and DR.. A. M. Eichelberger; An
thrax, DR.. Clayton F. Breaux,
Discussion, DR.. M. A. Guilty and
DIR. Harry Morris; The Veter-
marian as Sanitarian, DR.. E. Pc
gram Flower, Discussion, DR.. S
B. Staples and DR.. Sheard Moore !;
Bursattee or Summer Sores DR..
Paul Guilty, Discussion, DR.. Bal
ley E. CLANCY and DR.. Jos. L.
Drexler; Meat and Milk Hy-
gienne, DR.. w. H. Dalrymple, IL
Illustrated with lantern slides.
Wednesday, Oct. I'd, 8 80 p. m.
Entertainment Of members Of
the Assoc alton by the New Ibe-
ria Board Of Trade at the Span
ish Lake Club House.
Thursday, Oct. Sd, Z a. M
Members will assemble at South
ern Pacific Depot for a trip to
Avery Island Salt Mine, rendered
jointly by the New iberia Board
of Trade and the Avery Rock
Salt Mining Co. returning at II
a. m.
Thursday, Oct. Sd, l 80 p. m.-
Clinic at Goodwin-Plapper Veter-
mary Hospital, 124 Pollard Ave-,
DIR. H. G. Plapper, in charge.
Intradermal Tuberaulin Test,
DR.. E. Pegram Flower; Ovariec-
tony in Cow through Vagina, DR..
F. ]. Douglas; Tenotomy for Cor
rection of Volar Flexion, DR.. j.
Arthur Goodwin; Standing Ope-
ration for Castration, Dr. H. G.
Patterson; Operation for Fistu-
lous Withers, DIR. Hamlet Moore;
Injection Of Fatty Pad Periodic
Opthalmia, DIR. E. Pegram Flower;
Dentistry, DIR. H. c. Plapper.
Thursday, Oct. Sd, Z 80 p. NJ
Illustrated lecture on "Meat and
Milk Hygiene
Thursday, Oct. Sd, $50 p. m
Association Banquet.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-09-21

~ Mr. AlUclb % '
4, returned home last Saturday
:. yson;nc from New York City.
They report having had delight
ful sea trip.
Hon. Ventress J. Smith is
,rending few weeks at Brown 8
Wells. Miss. He will be absent
saort fifteen days.
Mrs. Walter J. Burke depart
a last Wednesday for Nashville,
Tenn where she will visit her
.;ster She was accompanied as
far as New Orleans by Mr.. Burke.
Miss Edna Reynaud Of New
iberia was the guest of Miss
Fora Alpha during the teachers
;ustitute-Franklin Waterman.
After a pleasant visit of two
reeks in the Crescent City, Mrs.
IDr) W. F. Carstens returned to
,er home in this City last Tues
bay.
Plantation of 800 acres for
ont Terms reasonable.-Weeks
Weeks, New iberia, La.
NJ Henry Bauman of San An
{onio is visiting his relatives for
few days.
Mrs. E. L. Wright Of Lafayette
visited her mother, Mrs. Max Mat
tes for few days this week.
Miss Leila Dauteriye returned
last Wednesday, from Loreauvalle
after 4 pleasant visit.
Miss Ninetta Mates returned
last week from Texas, where she
visited her sister, Mrs. J. o. Cox.
Miss Kate Miguel returned
last week from New Orleans to
visit her mother for a few days.
Mr.. John Bauman of Bay CITY,
Texas, is visiting his relatives foc
few weeks.
We are ready to fill your wants
for school wear.-Kling Bros.
Master Robert Koch of Rayne
the guest of relatives here.
Representative Jules E. Dupuy
epsrted for Baton Rouge last
IhurSlay to be absent several
nys
NJ w. B. Sharp Of the Pacific
Ial Life Insurance Agency
. flying trip to Baton Rouge
n Week on a business mission
connected with his agency.
Nh Mabel Levy, the accomp-
lhed daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
IS Levy Of this City is visiting
fGhtiyes at Alexandria, La, and
ro1eiying much social attention.
niow glass cut to any size
xaG( Bsrtr3nd Lumber Co
~ Hilton Sandoz, who for sew
eF1l non4hs has been in charge
y ~ Office of his brother, Cor
dm A Sandoz, Esq, departed
IN ednesday for Baton Rouge,
=, where he will enter the Law
Dtportment Of the State Uni
verify Since taking up his res
idenee With us, coming from Ope-
1 M. Sandoz has made
many warm friends in New Ibe-
~
Wehad an appreciated call yes
stdhy from General Freight and
amen6sr Agent Roy Terrell of
No. lines. Mr.. Terrell was
H. City looking over the
kerests of his Company.
accompanied to our Office
Bufinton, the general
ngent We New iberia & North
IA Rsad.
p. 8ouaux of New Orleans
~ T. laughter, Mrs. Albert
Iaupe 4 Natchez, Miss, and her
aushl Angela arrived here
9 sunday evening. While
leFe a. Haupt was the guest
4 m ffitx Dietein of st. Pet
- axeef.
AIMING OF MONEY. why
oer surplus cash in our
sek 4 i safe. available and
iberia Building Assn.
Az insurance agency OF
&horp & Nucholls settled
n M. Santiagne Segura
~ morning. The gen.
the misfortune Of los
<idence and barn about
y since and the loss
I'D to his entire salts
kem what we are in
0in rebuild very SOON
and inspect our new
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-09-21

New iberia, La Sept. 81, 1912.
Notice il hereby given that any party
or parties found hunting or 10 any wise
trespassing upon my farm property In
the 9Th Ward Of Iberia Parish will be
fully prosecuted according to the Law.
r. 8. MCMAHON.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-09-21

A Socialist ticket, for mayor
and commissioners, has been PIT
into the political arena in Shreve-
port.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-09-21
Uncle Ezra SAYS

1T don t take more n a gill NV
effort TO gia folks into a peck of
trouble" and a little neglect of
constipation, biliousness, indiges-
ton or other liver arrangement
Will do the same. If ailing, take
DR.. Kings New Life Pills for
quick results. Easy, safe sure,
and only Is cents at all druggists.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-17
.].Orjginator, CHARS

loo and up-Sumstra wrapper. Ha-
vana fller-sweet aromatic smoke.
mild-yet satisfying. Nothing like it.
Try n and you'll like nothing else.
E. NJ. Schwarz & Co.. New York, man
u%facturers.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-17
FERGUS FALLS HAS
A LICENSE
SCRAP
Vets and Drys Having Z
Glorious Time Over
Recent Election.

Fergus Falls is having a nice little
scrap of its w on the liquor license
question. Not that this city ever had
anything that resembled-well to say
the least, d~issensions.- '.
The following report is of interest:
Fergus Falls. Minn., April l7.-In-
junction proceedings were begun IN
the district court here today to pre-
Vent tho issuing of liquor licenses.
The suit is brought in the name of
has been set for the afternoon Of
April Is.
The vote at the recent city election
was SAG in favor of license and 500
against. with 81 blank votes. The
charter provides that. II the election
returns show that a majority of the
legal votes cast at such election shall
he against license. then. in that case.
the city council shall issue no IL
cences."
On the strength of this the coun-
Gil declared that no license did not
carry, holding that the blank votes
counted the same as though they had
been in favor OF license. Nine LIQUOR
license applications have been pre-
sented and will be acted upon unless
the council is enjoined.
The license element has decided to
carry the m~ayoralty fight to the 81.
preme court. and the no-license peonle
are likely to carry the fight aEainst
license to. h same tribunal II. the
district court s~ustains the councils
position and holds that license has
carried"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-17
BELTRAMI BOOSTERS. BUSY /

One hundred boosters Of Beltrami
county will gather in the rooms OF
the Commercial club at Bemidji today
to attend the meeting Of the Beltranii
County Development association. This
is the annual gathering Of the associa-
ton and officers for the coming year
and delegates to the June meeting Of
the Northern Minnesota DEVELOPMENT
meeting at International Falls will be
elected.
The call has been issued by ". R.
Mackenzie. MIR. Mackenzie is secre.
tary Of the association, and, in the All.
sence Of President l.. G. Townsend.
will have charge OF the meeting. MI.
Townsend has left Beltrami county
and is at present living in WASHINGTON
state. This leaves the presidency to
be filled by a new man and it is said
that ]. F.. Dade of Blackjack, is being
groomed for the Office. Mr.. Dade ia
postmaster at Blackjack and alo sec.
rotary of the Farmers club.
Mr.. Mackenzie has sent out written
notices to men In all sections Of the
county and has favorable replies from
Hines. Solway, Wilton, Blackjack.
Funkley. spooner. Beaudette,. Ten,
strike. Farley. Kelliher. Nebish and
Ret Lake.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-17
Will RESIGN.

has again decided to resign and the
premier started today for Vienna to
inform tho emperor. A previous oris-
is in h Hungarian cabinet was ended
the latter part of March by the en-
peror expressing confidence in the
cabinet under the premiership OF
Count Kuehn Won Hedervary.
The issue between the emperor and
the ministry arose owe the question
of the kings rights to mobilize the
reserves. After resigning the minist.
ers consented to remain in Office.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-17
WANTS


Chicago. April 1.-THE circuit
bers Of the firm of the ]. Rosenbaum
Grain company from storing its grain
in what arc known as Glass A public
warehouses controlled under the
name of Joseph Rosenbaum.
The complaint was filed by Adolph
]. Lichstern, millionaire board OF
trade operator, and alleges that Lich-
stern is the owner of warehouse re-
ceipts covering more than 500. 0O0
bushels of wheat stored in the ware
houses declared to be operated by the
defendants.
1t is alleged further by Lichstern
on information and belief' that the
defendants have mixed the grain own
ed by them with the Lichstern grain
and the court is petitioned to stop by
its mandate this practice.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-17
Look Who's Here

Hotel Dacotah-Dr. j. w. Warren.
Leeds; Miss Alma Blea klcy. Langdon;
MARVEL Ferguson. Langdon: Miss Jcn-
ME Robertson. Langdon: c. .. Young,
Fargo; Mrs. c. w. Sausan. Mayvillc;
Miss Gertrude Ohlquist. Mayville; C.
a. Fuller. Fargo.
Frederick HoteI--T. W. Cook, Far
go: L.. G. Olds. Fargo; r. B. Glade,
Fargo: Fl. w. O'Hearn. Fargo: c. w.
sullivan. Fargo: II. a. Rygh. Cavalier;
j. j. White. Bismarck; Miss Rose Will
son. Fargo.
Northern Hotcl-H, J.. Lasl,et.
Crosby; Oliver knudson. Michigan;
c. A. Rice. st. Paul; Alex Karr, VAL
ley City: Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Legg,
Minto: D. Balick and L.. o. Kelsven,
Fargo.
Columbia .Hotel-Roy c. Smith.
Narrows. Ore; Fred Felt. Butte.
Mont; John Mcpherson. Nechc; d.
a. Dundas. Grafton; J. j. O'Donnell,
Winnipeg: Lcgnlan Fletcher. Cohas-
set. Mimi: A. Qualey. Concrete; +.
c. Ward. Towner.
Imperial Hotel-T. w. Foster, Dew
ills Lake: f. T. Dillon. Crookston; w.
T. Barey. Marshalltown. Ia: Axel
Nelson. S. G. ~Svcnkeson. Holt; C. L..
Skang. ~C'rookston; j. ". Campbell,
Gilby; G.. J.. Boss, Wadena, MINI.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-17
'so0N TO ORGANIZE CAMP
Local Boys are Showing Great Inter-
est in Sons OF Veterans Or
paOiZatiOn.

Interest in the establishment of IL
camp of Sons of Veterans of this city
is increasing and it is claimed that
members of the G. a. r. arc lending
encouragement to tho plan. The old
boys who wore. tho blue a half y rem
fury ago realize that their ranks are
being thinned rapidly. and are natur-
ally interested in the perpetuation of
that patriotism which led them into
the greatest conflict the world has
ever knew. Ii is but right tina the
sons should tax steps to properly
commemorate the memory of their H.
lustrious sires. n it is this spirit
which prompts the organization of an
appropriate body.
A meeting Is 500 to be called, proh1
ably in the G. A. r. hall. announce
ment of which will be made later.
when plans have heen perfected. 1t
Is the request of those back of the
movement that all sons of veterans
and members Of the G. A. r. also at
tend said meeting, and that there be
as good Il turn out as possible at that
time. All those interested are also re-
auested to look up parties eligible and
be prepared to report their names and
addresses. or have them at the meet
ing in person when it Is called.