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Evening journal., 1912-12-12
OKLAHOMANS
NEAR CIVIL WAR
In RECORD FIGHT
BY The United Press.

by me United Press.
FORT SMITH. Ark. Dec. 12.-War-
like preparations were made at Jay,
Okla, today. when a courier arrived
with the news that Sheriff Thomason
was coming from Grove with 25 pick
cd men TO take the records Of Della
ware county from the court house by
force and remove them TO New Jay.
Ihomason sent work that If the cit-
liens were not ready to- give up the
records reaceably the women and
cbNdrcn in The town had better he
frl0ted 10 iilaces OF safety.
AZ jay about $50 men are said 20
be prepared 10 defend the records.
All are heavily armed and are scat
tered about m buildings near the
court house. or i'm the county build
ing proper.
District Judge Hitchford has tole-
graphed Governor Cruce urging that
detachment Of militia be sent to
jay, but no word has yet been re-
ceived from Oklahoma City. All wires
out of Jay have ben cut and official
news received is by courier.
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
APACHE DANCE
WITHOUT CLOTHES
COSTS GOFF SIS

Robert J. Cor. recently discharged
from the U. S. Navy, was arrested by
officer Burchenal last evening while
doing a genuine Apache dance Rob
up and quite a crowd was attracted
by his action. In City Court this
morning he pleaded guilty TO the
charge of drunkenness and disorder
ly conduct and was fined SO and costs
Michael Jennings and Frank Vaughn
of Trenton, n. j.. who were released
from the workhouse yesterday after
serving time for trespass were fined
So and costs today on the charge of
intoXication.
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
n0ME rR0M PANAMA TRW

i S. FINLEY Scott. assistant receiving
teller at the Security Trust and Safe
Deposit Company, and Donald Cloak,
of the Diamond State Telephone Com
pany. who have been spending a
month in the West Indies and Panama
arrived in New York yesterday The
young men resumed their duties here
this morning and reported having mad
delightful time while away.
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
MAY BALK
CAUCUS ON
U.S.. SENATOR
Some Democrats Urge Plan
for SenatOrShip Fight on
Open Floor
HANDY'S PILGRIMAGE
DOWN INTO SUSSEX

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL |
GEORGETOWN, Del, Dec 12-y-
Former Congressman L. Irving Handy.
accompanied by his brother Judge
Handy of Staten Island. were here
Tuesday and part of yesterday, siz-
ing up the Senatorial situation. There
is no doubt but that some Of the poli-
ticians who are dominant factors
throughout the county hold the key to
the situation National Committee
man Willard Saulsburys friends claim
he will have practically the solid
backing of Sussex county. and regard
less Of the number of ballots cast will
be their choice first. last and all Of
the time.
Salisbury men here claim that the
seven Democratic members of the
General Assembly from New Castle
county viii support Mr.. Salisbury,
and with nine or ten from Sussex II is
figured that he will have a majority
OF caucus of Democratic Assembly
men, Then again, some OF Saulsburys
friends are banking on getting two or
three Of the votes out Of the twelve
in Kent county. They concede to
Former Senator r. r. Kenney and ex-
Congressman Handy a majority of the
votes Of Kent
When former Attorney General
Robert C. White, of this town, who a
few months ago came out in a state
ment and said he would be in the
race for the Senatorial seat. was ask
ed yesterday II he was still i'm the race
he replied that he was. When further
interrogated as to who was his second
choice in the event that he failed TO
land the caucus nomination. he re-
terrogated whether or not he had no
other choice, he said. "The state is
/ only entitled TO two senator's"
/ According to reports IN Democratic
! circles there Is a movement on foot
10 try TO prevent the tWenty-nine
Democratic Assembymen miering
iinio hiudiug aucls 70 nominatc a
Senator
] Should this be done. it would make
I a free-for-all fight on the floor of the
Legislature In joint session with the
defeat of Willard Salisbury as a
/ probable outcome. as three Democrats
refusing to vote for Salisbury could
prevent his election and cause the
! Democrats either TO get behind some
other candidate for Senator or dead
lock the session and lose a Democratic
successor TO Senator Richardson. The
opponents of Salisbury in Kent and
Sussex are insisting that because of
the poor Democratic showing IN New
Castle county the Senator should
come from down the State
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
PRINCE
REGENT, BAVARIA
TAKEN BY DEATH
BY Tho United Press

BY The United Press
MUNICH, Dec. l2.-Prnce Luitpold.
nearly ninety-two years old, prince re-
gent of Bavaria and uncle of King
Otto. died early today. He had been
in for several weeks of bronchitis.
but his condition was not alarming
until yesterday. when an official bull
letin said that his heart action was
very irregular Prince Luitpold. born
March II. 1921 was made regent OF
Bavaria, June 10, 1886, on the death of
King Ludwig IT, his nephew and
brother OF the present King
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
JEREMIAH COMES BACk.

jeremiah Call. who was fined 81
and costs in City Court last. night on
a charge OF drunkenness, got as far
as Sixth and Market streets follow
ing a walk around the block and fell
by the wayside again This morning
he informed Judge Churchman he had
been waiting for car to go to York.
lyn when arrested but the court ex-
pressed disappointment in jeremiah
and imposed fine of So and costs
for drunkenness.
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
A Great Big List of
Christmas Presents

begin number them tell you about them
here you clipped the advertising Of THE EVEN
JOURNAL every until Christmas and then had them
lound you would a wonderful Book of Gifts
Millions OF dollars worth the brightest. newest
dependable and Christmas merchandise has
unpacked distributed throughout the Stores and
eady for choosing Counters
salepeople delivery facilities have
)een provided months preparation these
ready the best service possible and to make this
merrest happiest notable Christmas record
Read advertisements in THE JOURNAL closely and
constantly every day this you will the
important Christmas You will know
choicest Christmas just what to
give TO your friends and every member of the family.
your gift lists with the aid Of THE EVENING
JOURNAL.
copyrighted 1912 by J.P. Fallon)
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
SOCIAL is POSTPONED.

Inclement weather caused postpone
ment of the Weight social announced
to take place in Red Lion church last
night The social viii be held in
connection with the usual meeting OF
the church social on next Tuesday
night.
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
Do YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING IN WILMINGI ONSTORES
TWO hnlrn IN rRArN HonRos.

B1 Tho United Press.
CUMBERLAND Md- nce IA ruua7uy ne'ss' en-
ne rlenrel erison tho nsumorc osio Railroad jumped
ihe track half milo Glencoe miles o. cuu
beraud shor', aeer ocosf 'hr mornIns rTe trnnea
reported end Ne hurried under ,ne
debris Of snsuer end ou steel and soa rso
arc dead nodcr mo vrccksrr
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
MOTORMAN FAILS FROM CAR.

Frank Carrow. a Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction Company mo-
torman. fell from a car at Eighth and
Market streets. yesterday, and was cut
about the head and face. He re-
sumed his wor kon the car.
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
nEGREEs F0R GRANGrRs.

The first and second degrees in
grange work will be conferred upon
a number of candidates at the meet
ing Of West Brandywine Grange, Tai
leyvillo tonight u will also he
Magazine Evening"
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
aarIks NJ rrRKs ~ n lelrs.

rt The United Press
ATHENS Dec t2-u raa reported icsa~ that nsrce
aehuns rurs resumed before se b
segcd town battalion Of earoaiaisns oecup'-'
The VILLAGE after aesper-
ate hrhanr MANY killed wounded
vi,ors put to roat
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
RlRK n nIsrREsS.

ny The United Press
wAsHIHGToN Dec is--A wireless today TO
cutter servce Norfolk bars Aacsnoas
distress near The bark hss lost ruddsr
and helpieN canduou.
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
BUTCHERS AID HOSPITALS.

The Wilmington Wholesale and Re-
tail Butchers Association has sub
to the Physicians and Surgeons Hos
pital-
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
WEATHER.

BT Tho InIfod Irpss.
WASHINGTON Dee. l2.-For Dela-
ware: Fair tonight and Friday; cold
er tonight: moderate 10 brisk north
and northwest winds.
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
SKATER RREAKS WRIST.

Edith Boyce. OF No. s27 Lombard
street. while roller skating last even
ing in front Of her home fell and
broke her left wrist
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
GUNSHOT ENDS LIFE
OF PENNSGROVE YOUTH
BY The unlted Press.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec l2.-Herbert
Hutchins. a youth. Of Penn's Grove,
~ j.. died at the Hahnemann Hospital
here today of gunshot wound re-
ceived while hunting near his home
on November 26.
Evening journal., 1912-12-12

The EVENING JOURNAL

has more Subscribers than
sny other paper in Delaware.
That means a home paper
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-18

Is s. Maxwell edsteF II the Gai1-
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-18
AT The
PLAY HOUSES
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-18

what Might iaFe Been. a drama
eact ausimp. Sat se1
Heaeho Billy seed western.
MONDAY 0Hns s. ke wreck d
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-18

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-18

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-18

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state delegates a large. Ezs zlo-g
'en. Rav. Z GAlsfeasa q Aaachs was
a delegates
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-18
wARRIAoE pEaHTs

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50 a1s Kiss Ne,te HH y Ct'ck4
s4 rsr WNrams = cameat and
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-18

TeHlaht
Betty Becomes ) Maid Folits
azaH4
Eoaeho Bll's AaFsaE1rs. vest
efn drama
eThe Doll. dama
Song Baby Rose BeTnari HiaIrs
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-01
BAPTIST CHURCHES
GALL NEW PASTORS
BOTH SECOND AND GRACE STREET
CoNGREGAT DECIDE ON THE
MINISTER'S THEY WANT.
PULPiTS LONG VACANT
SECOND CHURCH INVITES ROANOKE
PASTOR HERE, GRACE STREET
CALLS PASTOR AT NEW
PORT NEWS.
PULPlTS LONG VACANT

The pulpits of their churches vacant
FOR months. two of tho leading and
most influential congregations in
Richmond-both Baptist---calied pas-
tors yesterday
The Second Baptist church extend
de a call 70 Rev T. Ciaggett Skinner,
of Roanoke, and Grace-Street Rap-
t1st chur> invited Rev. Lloyd r.
Wilson, of Newport News, to become
Its pastor. In each instance action
was taken at business meeting of
the members of the church, and both
calls were unanimous
The vacancy In the Passionate of the
Second church was accustomed by the
resignation of Rev DIR. Luther y.
Warren last winter. due to Ill health
Rev. David NJ Ramsey surrendered
the passorate of Grace Street church
a year ago TO take the presidency Of
Greenville. S. c.. seminary,
second Wants DIR. skinner
The congregational meeting OF Sec
ond Baptist church was held yes-er-
day uldrnfng at the close of the
regular service and the communion.
conducted by Rev Or. william +.
Hatcher, DIR r. j. WiiIinEharn acted
as chairman and the clerk, Clyde
Ratchffe, was at his post william
Ellyson. chairman Of the committee
en- rev pastor, presented the COM
rlittee's report extended the call To
IT skinner Remarks secondlng the
report were made by Or. X. T.. Gaines
", b. Freeman, JanTse r. CsruJrip, r.
Herbert Mercer. DIR WillinRham and
pr. Hatcher. Put 10 vote. the con-
sragatien unanimously received md
accepted the RAPPORT and tif.. commit
tee was authorized to extend the ca!
Ia Dr. skinner
In, Skinner s one of the most
brilliant young ministers Of the Bap-
tisl faith la the State He Is a native
Of Loudoun county and has held a
number If important pastorates. tor
the past i1sa ssessFs he has seFs I'd She
First church at Roanoke
tsras~ Calls DIR. Wilson.
Following the morning service at
TRACE street church the congreEa- ion
nell IA business meeting and unani-
monsly adopted the report Of rs com
Iuli;ee. extending cali to Rev Lloyd
] Wilson, of Newport News pr.
Wilson liz kentuckian by birth ard
hrs had successful pulpit CAREER.
He started life as q business man,
but gave up n prosperous business to
heed the call tn the ministry He
has held the pastorate at Newport
News Baptist church for -four years.
and the church there has prosper ed
under his nfinistra1fon
II ~ singular that these two con-
gregations. representative of the Bap-
tiSt denomination In Richmond
should call pastors, neither Of whom
have been heard In these churches.
pr. Skinner has preached In Pich-
nond IN ether churches. and a com
mittfe from Grace Street church
I'd
Or. John III. Eager preached AT both
serS .Ces at Grace Street church es-
terday, delivering Il sermon at .i&ht
on the parable Of Lazarus and the
rich man, At the evening service II
Watkins rendered With splendid
effect; The Beautiful Isle of Some
where" by special request
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-01
BUILDING YEAR IS
To BREAK RECORDS
OPERATIONS IN 1919 EXPECTED TO
ExCEED EVEN THOSE OF THE
YEAR 1911.
WORK NOW IN SIGHT
BUILDING INSPECTOR BECK GIVES
OUT REPORT FOR JUNE AND THE
FIRST SIX MONTHS AND RE-
FERs TO FUTURE.

The report of Building Inspector
Henry p. Beck on building operations,
permits for which were granted dur
ing the month OF June, was made pub
lie yesterday and shows that not only
Is the city keeping up with the re-
markable record made In building ac-
tivity during the year 1911, but there
lis every prospect that the year VIII
end with the record of last year out
done
While the actual figures for this
June show a slight decrease from that
Of a year ago, but for a slight delay
in subletting the plans for the new
Murphy's hotel, there would have been
an increase of Si25,00o shown on the
month and much larger increase for
the first six months.
THE plans for the new Murphy
should have been submitted last week,
hut there was a slight delay and the
permit win not be issued until this
week This permit will amount to
$4,000. which will be a good starter
for July. Had that gone in the June
report. the Increase for June, 1912,
over June. 1911, would have been about
s125, 900. but June. 1911, still stands
as the banner month In the history of
Richmond.
For the remainder Of this year,
however, the outlook is much better
than il was at this time last year.
There is now more new work in sight
than We have before had at this time
Of the year. The Murphy building is
the biggest one 70 come, but there are
a number OF other permits for big
work TO be ISSUED in the near future,
TO say nothing OF The small work,
which Is constantly going on and
which is really the largest part Of the
building operations of the city.
Among the big contracts 10 be
awarded permits soon is the new Y.
" c. a. building. which will cost
sI50,000. Other large contracts is as
sured are two new SCHOOL buildings to
cost $4,000. the Chamber OF Com
merce building at 100000. the new
armory at s105.o0n. an apartment
building at Fifth and Grace at $780,
900, and another at Monroe and Grace
at the same figure. the new Lyric
theatre at $40. 200 and, the Office biSild-
ing adjoining at $4,000. and the Rich
mond and Rappahannock terminals
and office building at 1000"
The above big building operations
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-01
TO FIX QUARTERS OF
REAL. ESTATE EXCHANGE

The newly elected directors of the
Richmond real estate exchange Will
hold -t,aentIagA te,saaFFoe---s,t-f t.sorr ftf
the rooms Of the ChaQber NJ Com
merce for the purpose of ei@ctiffE
permanent secretary and selecting
quarters for the exchange 1t is the
sense OF the directors that rooms 1T
or near the intersection of Main and
Eleventh streets should be chosen for
the headquarters If rooms can be had
there, the directors believing rhis
point to he the center Of real estate
activity and the logical site for many
reasons
Great interest centers in This meet
ing for the reason that it means the
formal final establishment of this long
desired organization and the naming
Of the man who is t. be in charge
of it's headquarters. Along with the
builders Exchange, the Chamber Of
Commerce and the business Mems
club the real estate exchange Is look
ed upon as an important factor in
Richinond's growth and prosperity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-01
CHIEF Of POLICE
WARNS CITIZENS
FIRE CRACKERS LARGER THAN
No, 5 CANNOT BE USED ON
THE FOURTH. -.--------.-4.

The Glorious Fourth win be observed
here as usual The small boy Will
make the welkin ring with his fire.
works and the disciples of Izaak Wall
ton will go out 10 the neighboring
pools and holes and seek a mess OF
fish
Many people Will enter into the
spirit of the occasion by taking an alt
day outing to the seaside resorts, while
others will go OFF into the woods and
camp near the milk house and the
spring
Major Werner said last night fhaf
dealers caught selling toy pistols and
fire crakers larger than No. 5 would
be prosecuted, and any one caught ar
ing a cracker larger than No. VIII
be taken In charge by the police and
carried before Justice John.
Il suggest that all who use fire.
works be careful in the neighborhood
OF hospitals and homes Of the sick,
said Major Werner. and also. to use
care in the presence Of horses"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-01

were casually called off by Mr.. Beck
from memory and he stated that there
were a. number of others. which he
had not called to mind. The permits
for small buildings. however. he stat
ed always total up more than the big
ones as was demonstrated last year
when the small stores and residences
went far in advance of the skyscrap-
ing office buildings and hotels.
In real estate circles today there
is revival of the proposition 10 build
a 5000. 900 hotel at the corner of Eighth
and Grace This project has been on
for some time and at efe time it Was
thought to be assured 1t became
cold" however, bur IL Is rumored
that the plan has been revived and
financed and an announcement To this
effect is expected shortly.
The building Of a handsome theatre
in the West End ON the vacant lot at
re corner of efTerson and West Main
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-01
Wanted on Robbery Charge.

A. j. Stuart, wanted here on a
charge OF grand larceny. will be prob
ably indicted by the July grand jury
today. and extradition papers to bring
him from Charleston, s.. c. to ba
given by Governor Mann.
Stuart IL wanted here on a charge
Of fobhing a man who hod befriend-
ed him. 4 telegram received from
the authorities OF Charleston said last
night that Stuart was willing to come
without extridtion papers. But the
proper papers will be asked for. new
ertheless, and. IL the prisoner be held.
Detective krengei WITH sent for the
man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-01
American League


DETROIT, June 3G.-The white Sox
divided their double header with the
Tigers today. taking the first game
IL to 0. and dropping the second IL
to 3. The last battle was called in
the sixth to allow the Svx to catch
their train The pitching OF Walsh
in the first and Willetts batting in
the second were the features.
Tho
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-01

stress is said 10 be assuming more
definite shape 1t is stated that CAPT
talists Interested in the Jefferson
hotel are behind the move and an
authoritative announcement is ex-
pected soon
Altogether it appears that the year
1912 will Set a mark In building opera
lions that will be hard to overcome
and viii mean a year Of unprecedented
ativity when ii is ropped,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-01
Ilctralit.

Summary. Tflts-tlt IoVIngton,
in Ia. Two-base hits--Collins,
Bodie. Double plays--Stanage 10
Bush: Weaver to Collins; Bush TO
Moriarity to Witt. Bases on balls
Off Covingtou, 1 off Walsh. I eff
Works, .. Struck out-By walsh. >;
BY Covingtun. - Sacrifice hits-Rath.
Lord. Collins. stolen bascs--Lord,
Mattick Weaver Passed ball-kuhn.
Wild pitches--Covington Works. ?.
Umpircs and sheridan, Time,
2:b5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-01
White Man Cuts Negro.

Richard Luohy. white. ~as arrest
ed early yesterday morning by Police
man Traylor on efnrge Of assault
ing james Smith, colored Smith il
said to have been badly cut about The
head. and DR.. T. A. Moncure. of the
city ambulance corps, who attended
him, had TO take thirteen stitches in
tho wound.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-01

Home runs-Wlnett . Double plays
Wit TO Onslow. Sacrifice hits
Callahan. Cobb. MUrfarty. Eoudsr.
0nslow, 2. Bases on balls--On VIII
EFT, 3: off Mogridge. >, Struck out
BY Willett. 3; by Nogridge. J.. Hit by
pitched ball-Mattick, Umpires--Di-
Heea and Sheridan Time, II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-01
Negro Gambling oint Raided.

James Stark. tolored. vas arrest
ed last night by Policeman Rertucci
and Matt on a charge Of running 4
gambling resort at $40 t-2 North
Thirteenth street The officers also
arrested sixteen kegroes in the place,
ali charged with gambling.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-01
Report of Building Inspector.
tn Iune n.

June30
of permits ssued in
ted o new n
oHVe%VV
Total cost o, work authorized IN June
of new II
permits 'ss'.o-f
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-01

Totals ...+.....29 IL II Is
Summary: ITits-Off Mogridge, in
31-3 off Jordan, in / 20. Two
base hirs--Biock. Bush. Collins. Bodie,
pelehanty Three base htt--Collins-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-01
BurnInr Bcd caus ont Elreu,en

Several fire companies were called
shortly after S o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon to the home OF DIR. /. n.
Leion. 1928 East Broad street. where
a bed caught fire, The blaze was soon
extinguished. and the damage was
slight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-01
Used Knife ON Woman.

William Bsalkner, colored. was ar
rested last night on charge of cut
ting Lena Carter. The arrest was
made by Policeman Bertucci,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-01

and Repairs,


'front.'
0 a 0"
numb oil
n
in
with
all
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-01
SOON TO ERECT
NEW BUILDING

Though q complication In the lease
81 the site at Third ,.and Fra ElIel.ss
streets is-said- ta--haH<s- ..Eis<sF.,-tAe
executive committee of the Young
Womens Christian association, which
will meet at noon today in the Fern
Leaf. has no actual fear that work
on the new home will be delayed.
Architects drawings for the building
have already been approved. and It
is expected to advertise for bids with
in the next few DAYS. Work Is ex-
pected to begin in September of this
year.
Tho building COMMITTEES is COM
posed of Henry W. Wood. chairman;
Thomas p. Bryan. w. Frank Powers,
w, s. Rhoads, Miss Katherine Hawes,
Mrs. Beverly T. Crump and Mrs.
Charles y. Saville.