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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-03
ROLLER
PASSES OVER
NJ 'GRLlIAG !
STATE COMMITTEE DECIDES TO
HOLD SENATORIAL PREFER:
ENcE PRIMARY ON NOVEMBER
sOTH.

PA1KERSBURG, W. Va, April S,-
The Democratic state executive COM
mIttee, which met In an adjourned ses'
sion here yesterday afternoon at the
Chancellor to receive the report OF
the subcommittee appointed at the
meeting held March to draft rules
for senatorial primary following the
general election !n November, applied
the steam roller in a way that was
anything but pleasing to Colonel John
r. McGraw and his friends.
The subcommittee who drafted the
rules for the primary were George l..
Neal and George S. Wallace. Of Hunt,
lngton; w. W. Beall, OF Wellsbnrg;
Nv. H. Sawyers, Of Hinton, and Glen
Il. Shaver, of FaIrmont. The report
was presented by the chairman, Mr..
Neal, to the State committee, which
provided for holding the primary on
November 80. 1t further provided for
the assessment OF candidates for the
nomination OF United States senator
as well as all OF The necessary rules
to govern the primary.
Following the reading Of the report
Colonel McGraw made It plain that he
was in favor OF any kind Of primary,
but questioned the right OF the State
committe to adopt plan over the
State convention which credited them.
and further for a primary which VIII
be held after their term as members
Of the committee shall have expired.
and further contended that II any
committee would have the right to
make rules for primary 1t Mould be
the new State committee appointed by
the State convention that had av
proved such plan.
,Meeraw pleads for Justice.
Col. McGraw urged the committee
10 refer the report back to the sub
committee with Instructions TO include
the candidates for all Offices from
President on, down and that he same
| he referred to the State convention
I.faTs caIlsl ldelatio ltehy plER .lf
! proposed would insure too great an
expense on the candidates for the nom
nation for United States senator
which would be more than they would
be allowed to expend under an ac'
Of congress now in force.
Acting on the suegestiops8of Col
I McGraw, Joseph M Murphy, member
Of the committee from the Third dis
,rict, offered an amendment to the
primary rules that the words "Unitet
| states senator" be stricken from th'
same end the names Of all offices b.
| included and that the date for tn
primary as proposed be stricken out
The amendment was voted down
Mr.. Murphy's vote being the only on
recorded in its favor.
The report OF the subcommittee u
It's original form was adopted, MI
Murphy casting the only 7pposln
vote.
Col. McGraw and his friends are a
very sore over the action OF the CON
mIttec and will probably carry tn
fight to the floor of the state non
mating convention at Huntington
After the adoption OF the rcpol
the committee went into eXecuttv
session and selected Hon. John :
orwell, OF Romney, for chairman {
the State delegate convention, to b
held here June G, and Judge John +
Holt, OF Huntington, as chairman fe
the state nominating convention, t
be held in that city IN July.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-03
NAVY lIILS..gs
IT IS FEARED THAT STE lSE;l N
WRECKED HAS TAKE ss
DEATH TOLL.
(By United Press.l

PERTH, AUSTRALIA A pFtl
one hundred and thirty lives l
lost II Is feared in wreck ri .ssS
steamer Koomba, during Z
The storm subsidized today seett &.
erward and great Quantities OF S
age including deck houses boass sss q 'sse Y N
life RATS began washing ppon vs. 8,
beach near here.
The relief tugs were sent " Y s,lsssi'ssS =
Of the survivors.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-03
women ARE
CLUBBE0

TEXTILE STRIKERS CLASH WITH
THE POLICE, AND DEPUTY sHER
IFFS.
PAsSAlC. y. j., April "A serious
cash of police and deputy sherifs
and striking textile workers at noon
The police charged the crowd used
cubs dispensing the strikers most OF
whom we're women. Twenty women
we're dubbed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-03
his
AND HIMSELF |
HAD BEEN JlLTEp sY THE sso
MAN y cREPT INTO HER Ep
ooMaAND CUT III ES ttRo
.ERENZEl MTA ]! JEALOUSY
DIES in HOSPITAL FRO Sc
INFLICTED WOUNDS
WAS AT WORK,
(By United ,Press.

CHICAGO, April ENrensled Y
jealousy, becausestiie Woman be loved
had lifted him aud married ~
Clarence Carr, aged s5Ss crer 20 tllc
bedroom of Mrs EmllIe shaF aissf
her husband of tssol ltfSCllli. had sope
10 work y no ctits me sonians ahfoaE
iiillins bSrS iastsiiltl ster earr gu
his own tlr Eiitl yln Wy 7. .ipSl' 'ss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-03
WISGlNSlNT1
LAF0AE
WISCONSIN SENATOR GET
TIRE DEL LEGATloN 10
Al CONVENTION Is ON
OVER CLARK.

MILWAUKEE, Wis April li''
all bbt tenty-two Of the districs delq'
gates aud four delegates laIsc egil'
ceded for LaFollette over fesie n
days presidential preteFenee primary
returns Incomplete at, it9ofl6 "
I'd Wilson in a Democratic gen tesl 6
cured the Democratic delegase tIcllfll
ing four delegates at y eEg
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-03
Three MEN
ARE killed
ENGINE PLUNeEs INTO
cREvlcE FIFTY FEET DEEP.
An United Press.l

FULTON, KY April S.-Thrse men
are dead when the Illinois Central en-
cine testing road bed for ~ashouts'
plunged in crevice fifty feet deep
}rhe dead are H. F. Dupoystet en-
gIneer. OF Fulton; X. Davis, fireman,
Of Jackson, Tenn, and J. A, Henry,
Of Jackson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-05
HIS TROUBLE
NOT OF HEART
Real Facts In Regard TO T. z.
Huffman'S illness. Relief OBJ.
OAIned BY Curing Ills
Stomach Ailments.

Waynesville, N. C.-Mr. FIR. Huffman,
OF this city, says: al suffered dreadiully
with what thought was heart trouble,
and tried various medicines In vain.
After other remedies had tailed, Thsd-
iord'S Black Draught restored me TO
health. would not feel safe without
Black Draught In the house. ! consider
II worth Its weight In gold.
II cured my indigestion, and by this
means ! was restored to health. ! can
not express my gratitude FORTS benefits. -
Good health depends on the condition
OF your digestion. Poor digestion and
good health do not 60 together.
TAediord's Black DTaughl will
thoroughly cleanse and set In order youT
digestive system.
II has done this Tor others, during ire
past 10 yeau, and h today the most
popuIaS vegetable liver remedy o. the
@arsel. TFyh.
Insisl o. ThediOFd's. Phea 2ae.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-05
NiPJf|IFI'al

~ the efficiency system we're Carried
on tremendously between the Rail-
way Mail association aud the pustof-
fee department, The association has
found out that II In much better to CO.
operate with the department than to
ITO things Of an RntaguuistiC nature
In the efficiency plG campaign tho
association and the department CO.
operated splcndldiy with tn" result
that the gap was closed aud the new
plan put into practice IN Il manner sat
iHfHctuty To- everybody"
Part ~ MIR. Schardts work on his
present tour ~ lining up new menu
.hcrs tor the association. Re does this
work hy creating enthusiasm among
the mCmuvrs OF the various locals,
however. aud does not personally ne.
gu'iHtc with nun-lncmhrrs. The Rail-
way Mail association has u member
ship watch comprises eighty per cent
or the i,,UOO railway mail clerks la
America There II u mutual benefit
department, which pays ti,p0O In the
event member loses his life In an
accidental manner while la the dis
charge uf his duties. and u weekly in
domnity Of SIS ls paid for injury nr
illness III" life ana accident insurance
being furnished at cost
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-05
M'LANDRESS PRESIDENT
OF MEDICAL SOCIETY

Vt well attended meeting Of the
i'rhhIllln county Medical society neld
lhnl night In th" commercial club,
"ll'rTs T"r TN ensuing year were
elected Es follows: President q. n,
Mcl.hndress; first vice president, J. A,
Reldy; second Vice president, Evelyn
~, FrlHble; secretary Frank E. Tull;
treasurer, r.. DE In Vergne; censor,
W O.. Hope. dele gates TO the state
Medical association meeting, q. A,
Frank, ], II. Wroth: alternatea, Mar
gnret Cartwright, w. w. Spargo, A. O.
5hOftle and r, q. Cornish.
paper, Operation for PneumO
Thorax," prepared and read BY pr.
estlnB features OF the meeting.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-05
EFFICIENCY NOV
'sAlARY BASIS;
An INCENTIVE
SAYSSCHRADT
President Of Railway Mail As
ISOLATION SpendA Day in AL
buquerque Comforting With
Members Of the 0rganiza.
ton.
DELIVERS ADDRESS TO
LOCAL THIS AFTERNOON

Ihat efficiency ls the standard now
oy which salaries are regulated in
stead Of tho old method based on car
loolase, and that the railway mail
Fl"rhs ana pustufiiCe department ORR.
clals are working together more har.
inoniuusly than ever before. Was de-
Jared today ~ =. j. Schardt. pres. .
drnt uf the Railway Mail association,
MhU arrived In Albuuupruue this
morning from Los Angeles and leaves
lhls evening tor Denver. Mr. Schnrdt
maintains headquarters In Milwaukee
ana ~ nov "n route To that city, on
lho lHsl leg Of a tour about the cuun-
Try which has brought him IN close
iuuch ana contact with thousands Of
ia" bows who handle the mail Tor
lncle Sam ON the railways Mir.
Schdrdt was met at the santa Fr sta .
non her" today by committee Of
the Albuquerque tuCnl OF the assuciu.
ton and escorted to the Alvaradu, hu-
tel. This afternoon at O'Clock Mt.
Schardt attended meeting of the Al.
buuucTuue local aud delivered an in
formal address, giving the members
Information as to what the uAsOcln-
ton II doing and what II proposes to
do with reference to future legislation.
The most notable accomplishment
~ the association recently vas tho
efficiency standard salary basis Hp-
proved by the postoiiiro department,
passed oy congress August and nude
effective October I ." said Mr., SChUrdt
today, "Thc efficiency standard does
away with the old system of paying
salaries according to ear fuUtuRc, NHN
a man liz paid for work performed
and FOR efficiency, regardless OF the
car fuUtugc, The car fOUtagc system
WAS prODHbly adequate thirty years
ago when the railway mail service was
comparatively In itS Infancy. The
pOstofilc0 department realized long
ago that the old method VAS obsolete,
hut II remained Tor the Railway Mail
association tn work out u new plan
with efficiency as the chief feature,
which was acceptable To the govern
ment and Ia the mail clerks. Under
the efficiency system all the mail
clerks in the service vita but few eN-
CcptiOns, receive approximately one
hundred dollars year more salary
than under the old rOOtHge method.
The new plan viii mean better things
for the efficient man In many ways.
while the man who In iuciiiClcnt viii
lind 1t impossible Ia maintrin pace.
me poor man--thHt In the man who Is
slow and inefficient In handling the
mails, viii drop out under the ell
cheney system. which places n prem
ium on efficiency.
Negotiations for ia" Inauguration
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-05
CLOVIS DISTRICT
SHIPS 300 CARS
OF BROOM CORN
Gurley and Company Beat All
Previous Records From
Eastern New Mexico With
ESQ Cars. 49,

AFTER an experience or Ave years
In the county I should say that tho
season lust closing is tho best We
have ever known In the dry-fnrminE
districts OF eastern New Mexico"
said A. l.. Gurley head OF tho firm OF
a. l.. Gurley e. Co, OF Clovis, who In
In the city for "a short business visit.
MIR. Gurlcy expects to return to Clo-
Wis this evening, where he viii take
active direction u fthe shipping OF
some $50 cars of broom corn from tho
company's various shipping stations,
practically cleaning up tho crop of
eatern New Mexico for this year.
We have never had sucn "A crop OF
broom corn before or since eastern
New Mexico became u farming coun-
try" said MIR, Gurley to Tho Herald
this morning. at has been q fnc
thing for the farmers and ilne thing
for the traders. our firm has ship
ping stations at Clovis, MclrOsc, Fur
we'll, TexlCo and portalcB and from
the Ave stations We will ship moro
than 500 cara this year, l anticipate
that our shipments of maize and KAT
tlr corn will he about $50 cars and wo
VIII ship some iifty cars OF Indian
corn.
For q country which flvc years ago
was shipping practically nothing, this
is something of showing and we
are very proud of II. Tho season has
been nm exceptionally good one for
the dry farmers all over our section
uf the state, and We believe that tho
first days uf hardship Tor eastern
New Mexico ARE over
For one thing, We have established
market for broom corn which
makes II absolutely sure that good
prices can hu obtained for every crop
Wu grow. THIS season Wr are shlppln Y
not only To- california factories, hut
tu Sew York and Canada markets and
at prices which are entirely satisfuc-
tory Nroum corn 10 going tu prove
one ul the staple crops ct the dry
farming regions ct this state
NitHgIpph Feature nnd u Double
Telegraph Coined --I'Hsllmr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-05
UNIQUE ORDER OUT
ABOUT LIMITED
Circular Letter Issued De-
clareS in Effect That None
But Chicago Passengers
May Ride on Santa Fe
Train No. 8.

l.uCnl SANTA i'r officials are puzzled
over - circular letter reaching here
today containing the Information that
after Dee. \ luCul passengers VIII not
be carried on the wCstbound Santa l'c
limited, null'rnu train. The let
ter In effect says that no passenger
may ride on tn" train who docs not
hoard the train at Chicago. II tho
instructions EUnt out In the circular
are adhered To- people wishing to
h"rrd Ia" limited at Kansas tity, To
p"lGI, la Junth ana Albuquerque, an
Wrll ~ intermediate stations, viii not
h" accommodated. One local official
said to-day that hC rs of the opinion
that TIA" order II not intended to hc
o" drastic IN the text Of the circular
letter seems To- Indicate. There ~
reason tu believe that strictly local
passengers, for instance. those trav-
cling west from Albuquerque Ia Gnl-
lup and Wlnslnw. viii h" discouraged
irum riding on the limited. respectfully
hi tins tim" Of the year. Pending
confirmation uf the new order. It In
understood lUcnI passengers viii h"
accommodated on th" limited trains
49, urudl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-05
PRACTICAL OPERATION or
pAItliElS POST UNCERTAIN

Thr government IL making extern
slvc preparations tO care for the par.
ccls post service which becomes ef'
fcCtiVe January /, according to Mr.
Schardt Asked for an opinion Hs to
how the parcels post system will work
out MIR Schnrdt said that II is ton
early 10 make a forecast Of any worth,
1T IL certain that III" parcels post
VIII meet with great FAVOR IN the rural
districts" said Mr. SChardt But til"
attitude at the express companies VIII
have Ia h" learned before iiH popular
IT'S br,Wccn cities and towns can bc
Judged The express companies VIII
probably reduce rates tO Compel" Win
the parcels post service, and viii de-.
liver parcels In the cities ana larger
towns on the Same basis ~ IN" port-
once department az rnurSc IN the
country towns ana farming districts,
where the express companies do not
maintuin u delivery service. the RnN-
crnmonL will get tao bulk ni the GUS
lncss.'
\ VItRpTuph Feature nnd Double
BIOurRph Coined -Pastlnc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-05
THE CONFESSION"
UNIQUE DRAMA
Interpreted by Cast of Unusual
Distinction and Merit, Pro
duction Promises to Be An
Exceptional One.

A Mothers luvc, "A mothers grief,
"A broken hearted sweetheart. n way
ward had. mnn made laws Hgalnht
heaven made laws, the everlasting
truth aud power, Hrc among the
features 81 James Hallock li"id's
play. The CunfcssiOn." which will
appear at EltH' theater an next
Tuesday evening. after having met
with such tremendous success at ilH
pNcw york ran ~ the BiIou th"atrr
BrOadwnS.
Interpreted by cast III unuHual
distinction ana merit, names that
stand for the best ~ everything dra-
mntlcHlly. seldom haa the thcal"r-
goer hu dan opportunity at witness
ing dramatic Offering by aIst OF
such excellence, II In unnecessary ~
here describe the achievements of thu
players many at whom have figured
prOtnlncutiy IA most every important
dramatic production OF the past de-
cadc, brought together 10 portray one
dramatic offering, They IN cHHi
appear unique. extraordinary ana cN'
ceptiOnal,
THE Confession" dares To- tell the
truth. and In its telling unrurls . drn'
matte story Of the keenest Interest
power and literary merit. There II
not u line In JHmes Halieck Knidt
manuscript that viii offend the most
YenBltive: rather II will cnthrall and
cuptivate with its heauty. It's strength
and Wonderful lesson. Any afternoon
or evening that YOU witness "'rhc con
fcssiOn" will remain In your mind foI
all time 20 come tho, red letter daS
III your theater going
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-05
\ Nnngrnph Feature aud Double
Telegraph Comedy --I'HsIinIc.
BASEMENT DOORS MUST
BE CLOSED SAYS CHIEF

Doors Ia The city schuus leading
from the M" nom tu IA" husrm"nt,
must hu Kept cluH"d ut all iimcE ne.
cOrdlng 10 an order winch has been
Issued by Fire thirl Jacob Klein TN"
chicf contends that IN "A number ~
instances the basement doors are
permitted To rrmHn open, which
would prove very dangerous ~ ease
of fire.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-05

.Tho hlnheee poank Of womAn'a hap
plAesa,ts reached only through moth.
orhood. IN the caaaping Of her child
within her armas Kot the mother.to-
DO n often teaFfnl II natures Ordsai
and nhrlnkn fromA TIE suffering incl.
Gent 10 ila connummatlons But for
naturoS iils end diacomforts nature
provides nemadies. and in Mothers
Friend o. 20 10 cound q medicine ea
grdat value 70 every expectant mother.
Il 10 an emuision for external
application, composed OF ingredients
which act with beneficial and sooth.
Ing effect on these portions OF the
system involved. II 10 intended to
prepare the systen for che criAls. aud
thus relieve. IN great part, the suffer.
Ing through which the mother usually
passes. The regular use Of Mothers
Friend will repay any mother In the
comfort Il affords before, and the help
tul restoration 10 health and strength
lt bringa about altar baby comes.
hother'a Friend
Is Is 4: 6 1! 1: + 4; !: !: l
expectant moth.
Ors which contains much valuable
Information. and many suggestions q
. helpful nature.
SRADHELD REGULATOR CO.. ALls-ia. Ca.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-05
speed NIanIn.

II see you are carrying ao;nc II
new kind OL, breakfast food" re-
marked the first CUmmUier."
Yes" said the second CummutcT
~ Was missing too many trains. The
old brand required three seconds t.
prepare. You can Tx up this new
kind In n second dnd "a half."-Wash-
ingtOn Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-05

viii make a Hbp OF ten minutes In
Albuquerque. continuing west ~ y
o'clock. The DE Luxe viii Ice run AT
stated Intervals. west and east. until
lat" IN tho spriRg. The De Luxe TX
the most elegantly equipped train In
tn" United States and In fact Ia the
world. Excess fare passengers only
are permittcg to ride on the DE Luxe
TIN In
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-05
FIRST De LUKE TO
Be HERE 18th
Santa Re Excess Fare Trains
to Be Put on Next Week
and Continued Until Late in
Spripg..,-,

The first DE Luxe train of the sea-
sOn VTu leave Chicago on Tuesday
Dec. II arriving In Albuquerque at
7:50H n. IN. Thursday. The DE Luxe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-05
Loses HIs ora.

"Isn't that fellow .ever going &c
propose?"
~ guess not; he's like un hour
gleaH."
ssHow's that" Wv
"The more time Ne sets the less
Saad he has" -- ~, gPaul Pioneer
s'fesD.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-05

yrhs AnAlB gNi ,LIAyRoF's''---belnn
,What IfAppsned 70 HEnFy"--CTystaI.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-05
MILLION DOLLAR COMPANY !
MODERN NEAL CURES
DRINK HABIT
~ THREE DAYS
~ THREE DAYS

The parent or head Neal Company
cor the worli OF SIXTY splendid large
institutions now established, and
"ih'rs opening. In large cities and
'rnt,rs IN the United states and forA
rieu countries, has a paid W. capital
"t ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Tha
Seal treatment consists of harmless
m"dr hes taken by tho mouth, wlth-
mt JNIUdc'mic injections II In en1
d"ts,d 10y hundreds of prominent men.
'N thousands or cured patients. and
~ o." only drink treatment ever
e. ted and used by great govern
u.,it
IT, rye modern institution with prl-
Vat" room for each patient can.
write or phone the NEAL INSTI-
.Tl'TE, 10 W. Stovcr Ave-, Albuuucr-
que, =. NJ. Phone J2i.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-05

!. TIRE Anal. .,, -. s".--h,i:.g
@Wllas .tiapPeDed 70 AlAFS"--CSTstal,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-05

"TIse AmaIr at ltsynOr's"--I,clng
the fourth edition % tlie story Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-03

ing has been acquired. and this will
be converted into lawn in which will
be flower beds and seats. 1t Will be q
small park. The new building. with
machinery. will cost, IL ia estimated,
about 100000. and it will be COM
pieted by December /.
The old municipal plant has been
sold TO the Dan River and Riverside Cot
ton Mills for the sum OF $4,000, and
while It Is not so definitely stated, Il,
Is thought probably that the company
VIII use II as an additional power sta
tlon for the mills.
During the coming year the Dan
River Cotton Mill Company will un-
dertake an unusual large amount or
improvements. The company is to
build fourstory building on North
Main Street for the purpose OF handling
loose cotton. This cotton VIII be
blown across the river IN large gal
vanlzed iron pipes to new picker
room which is In course OF erection
now. In addition to ;his. what was
-ornerly Il number OF commission mer-
GIANTS stores Will in few months
time be spinning mill. AT School
field, a suburb OF Danville where the
above company has already three large
mills, {, Attn liz to IL" constructed
shortly. which. including the install
ment OF ID-tn date machinery. will be
sl.00o.o00 proposition
The new Elks' Home. at the corner
OF Floyd and Main Streets. will prob
ably be the most beautiful edifce on
Main Street. This will be a four-story
building and complete in every way
The first brick was laid last week by
w. I. Swami. prominent Elk.
To replace the two stores which
were Quilted by the fire of last Christ
mas. even finer ones are now being
built up. On the vacant lot between
the Post Office and Wallace's Drug
store. the Arcade building is being
built. and is now nearing completion.
The work OF preparing the land for
the new Merriewold Country Club has
been commenced. and before very long
tho building of the clubhouse will be
commenced. Recently large tract OF
land adjoining the club has been ac-
quircd. bringing the total area up to
ten acres