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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-15

! An answer and cross petition settini
forth lengthy string of marital woe
was filed in the common pleas cour
today, by the defendant I'm the divorc'
action of of Harriet Cast against Orii
B. Cast. The defendant admits hii
marriage, December is, 1899 and tn,
birth OF their child. now ten years %
age.
BY way Of cross petition II is stated
that on March 30. 1908. Mir. and Mrs
Cast decided to separate, after having
Experienced much matrimonial diff.
Guilty. They signed n separation con.
tract in which Cast was to pay his
wife $1,000 in cash and also fur
ther sum Of $500 which arose from the
sale of their household goods. IL was
one of the conditions Of this contract,
so 1t is claimed. that Mrs. cast was
TO release all claims and be barred OF
dover in her husbands property.
Shortly after this agreement was
made, It is charged. Mrs Cast inn
plored her husband TO return to her.
and, as he now views the matter. this
was done solely for the purpose of
destroying the force Of their agree
ment and for the purpose OF securing
further sums of money from him, be-
cause the wife knew that the hus-
band was to inherit 10 acres of land
from his father, who was at that time
very i'll. Cast says he decided to re-
sumo his marital relations and almost
the wife began system
ate campaign of nagging TO destroy
his happiness and peace of mind. He
says he had a good position in Salt
Lake City. Utah, with a cash register
but his wife refused to go
there with him. but ON the contrary,
insisted on going to Seattle, Washing
ton where he had no employment.
He says he finally went to Seattle
ana secured a position with real
estate company, but having no expert
cree, he could not make expenses. 1t
Is then related that he borrowed
money from his relatives and took
Mrs, Cast to San Jose. California,
where he secured a temporary posi-
ton with "a cash register company.
This lasted about six weeks and then
he took a position with another firm,
in the capacity OF travelling salesman.
which kept HIM "on the road" and
away from his wife. He says that he
did not make enough from this Job
to provide any luxuries and some of
the necessities Of life and the wife
had him arrested on n charge of non
support. The court ordered him to
pay $50 a month. and the arrest is
characterized as grave injustice"
Finally, being unable to make the
proper living for his wife and child,
Cast returned to Marion county and
is now living on his fathers farm,
south Of Prospect He says his wife
refuses 10 live there with him; that
she is discontented and he is ready 10
provide a good home for her, where
they can be peaceful and happy, but
she won't live with him. The husband
also charges that the wife is well
able to earn a good living by practs-
ing as professional Beauty Doc
tor"
He asks that her petition be dis
missed. that he may be granted a di-
vorce and custody of the child and
that the wife be barred of dover In
his property. Marriott & Freshwa tor,
of Delaware and Mouser & Malony, of
Marion, represent the defendant
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-15

valuables in the safe in the office
Her wedding ring was among the
rings taken.
Police There 80 Minutes Before.
A peculiar feature of the robbery
end one showing the watchfulness OF
the robbers Is the fact that two police
man pissed through the alley between
the Bhu office and the Want and
Thomas building a few minutes before
the explosion occurred. I'VE always
watch that part Of the uptown dis
trict as close as we cam" Captain
Bond stated Yesterday. "because
thieves have a fine opportunity to oper-
ate there and they take advantage Of
IT, The alley Is poorly lighted nnd
there are a hundred corners to hide in.
At two o'clock l sent two officers
through the west part Of the business
section and l made the rounds
through the eastern section The two
officers passed through the alley,
searched the rear OF the buildings and
reported to headquarters about 2:30.
Tkey h3d just entered the station
when the telephone rang. The robbers
were probably in the office when the
officers passed"
Forgot to Bank Money.
The desks i'm the office We're bro
ken opcn and rined but nothing was
missed. 1t Is supposed that the OBJ
iect of the robbery was the jewels
and the jewelry for the doctors were
not accustomed to leaving any great
sum of money in the safe.
81 intended to bank the money SAT-
urGny afternoon but three o'clock
came too quickly and in my hurry, l
forgot IT," DR.. a. Rhu stated Sunday
How the thieves learned OF
the presence of the Jewels in the safe
Is a mystery.
Later it was found that n mortgage
note for $750, note for $3.50. several
smaller notes and documents We're
taken from The safe by the robbers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-15
MARION COUPLE
WE'D SATURDAY

Saturday afternoon, at 3:3O o'clock,
Miss Iva Herman and Earl +. Thomas
both of Marion. were united in mar
riage by Rev. E. j.. Weatherwax at
the Calvary Evangelical parsonage,
on High street.
Mrs. Thomas is the daughter OF
Harrison Herman, and was formerly
employed as warper at the Susque-
hanna silk Mills. The groom Is tho
son Of George C. Thomas, and As em-
ployed as cranesman at the Marion
Steam Shovel They VIII make their
home an Cass avenue. rpl0A'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-15
Whole Cllv Threniened.

Lancaster, o.. Jan. 15.-The entire
business section OF this city was
threatened early today in a SIS, 900
Ere which originated in the Martens
Hardware store. and spread 10 two
adjoining buildings. The fire depart
ment is still throwing water on the
ruins.
The heaviest losses We're sustained
by the Martens Hardware company,
with $50. 900 damage, and the StrOpel
Furniture company, with 100000
damage.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-15
Jones Taken 10 WorI,housc.

Humane Officer Ulsh this morning
took George Jones to the Dayton
worShouse to begin the serving of a
sentence OF 30 days and $40 and costs.
The sentence will keep him in the in
stitution about 200 days. He pleaded
guilty to non-support Of two minor
children and was arrested in London.
Ohio last week Jones had been at
tempting to make a living ty trap
ping muslIrat and he wasn't very sue
oessful.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-15
ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR h'--
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION. FOR
SHERIFF. ENTERS THE FIELD

George ]. Orians, well known
Democratic worker for many years,
has taken out a petition for signers,
making him candidate for the nom
nation for sheriff on the Democratic
ticket at the primaries next spring.
Mr.. Orlans is the third Democrat TO
announce himself and the race pro-
misses to be a very pretty affair before
the real campaigning is ended.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-15
speclaI EvangeIIstic NIeetIngs.

A series Of special evangelistlo ser
vices win begin at the city Mission
Tuesday evening Of this week. seryi-
ces every evening A cordial welcome
will be extended to oil.
AIRS. x. icon is the evangelist
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-15
NIId-Ycar Igxams BegIn.

Mld-year examinations began at the
High school this morning and will
continue throughout the week. Do '''
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-15

A new explanation OF some of Champ
clarlt's ebullitions Is offered after that
speech of last night He has been in
a trance ever since the returns came
In November a year ago. Else how
account for these visions which he in
slsts in seeing?
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-15
MN IIold Molhcrs, Mcetlng.

The Francis Willard w. G. r. T..
will hold a mothers meeting in the
office of the inhrmary directors In
the court house Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock. Mrs J. y, Wise viii pre-
side
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-15
ARMORY BOARD
IS COMING HERE
ON WEDNESDAY

The armory board. which includes
Colonel Barker and Assistant Adult
ant General Colonel Reiger, from Col
umbus, VIII come to Marion Wednes-
day in the interests of Marion's new
armory. The board viii make a
choice OF the two sites on Olney
avenue which are at the option Of
the Marion armory board, for build
ing. and the LOT which meets their
approval win be bought at once.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-15

Herman, both Of this city.
Augustus l.. Luvisi, of Big Island
township and Miss Nancy E. Day Of
Montgomery township, have been IL
censed to wed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-15

Clarence J. Shearn, New York at
torney who rs counsel for Harry
Thaw. has Planned a new legal
scheme which he propheses viii en-
able Thaw to walk out OF the state
hospital for the crminally Insane AZ
Matteawan. within q couple OF
months. free man.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-15

The reduction Of milk to powder IL
an established business In swltzer-
land.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-15

There are nlid 10 be many imita-
tions Of dried Goldfish on the market,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-15
HUSBAND SAYSlT
IS WIFE'S FAULT
Orin B. Cast Claims He Has
Tried to Make a Home
For Her.
BUT SHE REFUSES TO TAKE IT
They Made an Agreement
Once For a Separa-
tion.

But Husband Claims His Wife Asked
Him to Return and lie Is Satisfied
Now She Simply Wanted TO Get
Part of 10 Acres lie Was to Inherit
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-15

from 5000 to 1000 B. c. there has
been found vegetable nbres, grain
bones ana scales OF fishes and teeth
.of rodents.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-15
Marriage Licenses.

NIHITHIBt IICtnsts,
marriage license has been issued
tc Earl Il. Thomas and Miss Iva B.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-15
YEGGS BLOW Open SAFE
|NOR, RH(pS OFFICE---GET
LOOT WORTHABOUT $1,000
Explosion Occurred at 2:30 Sunday Morning and Was
Heard by Miss Mary Gull Who Immediately Notified
the Police-They Hurried to the Office But There
Was Not Sign of the Cracksmen- Not Cew Left.

Nitroglycerin Was Used-$ 27O in Cash and Valuable
Jewels Are Taken-Two officers Made Their Rounds
by the Rhu Office at O'cl ock But Suspicious Per
son Was >Found-Yeggs Probably in the Office Then
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-15
TIME EXTENDED
UNTIL SPRING
Owners of Old Condemned
Buildings Have More
Time to Act.

Owners Of old buildings in the
business section Of the city, which AS
sistant State Fire Marshal L. d. VIII
ford, of Bucyrus. termed firetraps and
a menace to the public and ordered
torn down and removed, will have un-
III spring to do the work. The fire
marshal extended the time because
of the bad weather. The structures
affected by the order are the building
owned by Mrs. Winifred Westfall Of
Columbus, and occupied by Keeler
brothers on West Church street; the
buildings belonging to the Margaret
Delbold estate at the corner OF Main
and church streets. and a building
owned by Joseph Black in the rear
of the Hazen bakery on South Main
street.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-02-08
will Sell Fine Birds

We all know OF the excellence OF
4r Warmers White Plymouth
rocks. he proved tneir ment a.
the shows last fall BY winning more
RIBBONS than al the other White
Rock breeder combined. winning
a out of q possible 70 and many
II e silver cup specials. His flock
are al large beautiful pure white
BIRDS. and are CONSTANT. al year
round lsyers. No fowl will lay
more eggs than the Standard suair
of White Plymouth Rocks In At
advertisement, IN this issue ne offer
you acme fine large breeding cock
rrsis al 81 so each TO close then
out to give room for his brceoini
YARDS. He informed Us that thes
White Rock co kerels mated Wit
| common hens viii produce besuutS
large do Unique pui!ets that VIII b
. fine layers. You can hardly sffoT
p 10 reeosto dung nils when you ca
get fine pure bred birds SO chespl1
z He also off IS you eggs from .
;. yards Of priz- winning fowl az Vel
low price considering their qualit
;, Look up his ad and drop him
[. postal card and be will deliver sto'
Y or eggs al Villa nsburg 70 any re
D. / dence or business house.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-02-08
Biglers.

Biglers, Va, Feb. She enter
and supper given Wednes-
day night BY the men of the Busy
Bee Society was very much enjoved
by a large crowd. All are under
many obligations to toe Rev. Mr..
Hoover for his entertaining address.
The proceeds went to finish paying
for the organ.
Yesterday the Busy Bees met al
the home or Mrs. Edward Larkin.
A large number was present and six
new mem oerS were enrolled.
Mrs Jesse Topping and son have
returned 10 Hampton after VISITING
her parents. Capt and Mrs May
nard. Her sister. MSS Louise. &C
companied her home 10 remain
some time
Mrs. Herbert Thomas and Mrs
IF. Sinonson spent Tues day OF las
week 10 Richmond.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-02-08
Natures Warming

Williamsburg People Must Recognize
and Heed II.
Kidney ills come-mysteriously.
But nature always warns you,
Notice the kidney secretiOns.
Seeif the color is unhealthy
II there are settings and sediment.
Passages frequent, scanty. painful.
It's time TO use Doan's Kidney Pills.
To ward off serious diseases.
Doan's have done great work in this
locality.
John B. Massenburg, All Lee St,
HAMPTON. Va, says: For ten year!
/ suffered from kidney and bladder
trouble. My back panied me almos
constantly and the secretions from m,
Kidneys were so frequent in passag'
that had 10 get up several times a
night. Often the secretions were re
tarded and at such times i sufere
more severely. On friend. suggest
ion. got box of Doan's Kidney Pal
and am glad to say that they helpe
me from the first ! am now enJoyln
strength and good health and | CIV
Deans Kidney Pills the entire cred
for making this change,
For sale by all dealers. Price so CT
Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo. New YOrl
sole agents for the United States.
Rsmsmber the name Dcan's-ar
sks re ether.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-02-08
Society Vaudeville Coming

o. Monday night. Feb. 70, as the
posters will soon announce, Will
liamsburg viii BE- given rare treat
in an entertainment at Cameron
Hall under the cognomsn Of Soci-
ETY. Vaudeville. Il will be given
for the benefit OF the public library.
IA cause that will appeal to the VIII
Harrisburg people.
The best local talent will appear
on the boards that night GoodY
OF course it will be good. and you
cannot afford 10 miss it Crawford S
Ouartette will be an attraction, and
Mrs. c. c. Groat will sing for The
first time before a Williamsburg AL
dience. Then II ere viii De the tao
le7ux and little play entitled Gin
| derella There is much more o
Il. but our informsnts seemed 10 b
keeping some other good thing
back from the puolic just now. 81
: you will see it in al It's glory Nor
= day night. Feb. 10. at thesman co.
lot 50 cents Tor reserved seats al
Us cents for gallery and side seats
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-02-08
Resolutions of Respect

Whereas, Almighty God in his divine
wisdom has seen Mt 70 remove from our
midst our esteemed friend and assO-
ciate, John L. Mercer; and
Whereas, bearing in mind that our
deceased friend was one who for forty
wears mad served mis- state faithfully as
clerk of this Board, mad served ms city
as its mayor, and as a consistent mem
Der of the historic BrutOn Parish Epis-
copal Church had been equally faithful
in the service of his Maker, as well as
faithful and loyal in the private walks
of life. We recognize that. living, ne
was worthy of our esteem and respect
and that now il Is fitting that we give
4 evidence of that esteem and respect
which We bore him and our sincere re-
! 0ret in his deeth. Therefore, be il
/ Resolved, That the Special Board Of
the Eastern State Hospital, Individual
IN and as a body, recognize and fee
that in the death of John l.. Mercer ",
have lost both a loyal friend and a Eel
bowman faithful in the discharge Of ey
| erv duty of this life; that his state anl
community have lost faithful eitizel
and servant; and his family and friend
have sustained loss which time ma
{ heal.
Resolved, That copy of these resC
=. lutions be spread upon the minutes o
? this Board, and copy sent 10 the fan
/ lily of the deceased, as well as publish
5 ed IN The Virginia Gazette,
Respectfully,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
5 HON. j. VI. BAUsERMAN.
Commissioner.
: On. G. ", BRowH, Superintendent,
CenHits.s
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-02-08
AN ORDNANCE

Bs II Orenined oy The Conmon Coun-
cn al ths city Of WiiiAmsburxs lnat
Al tha6 iot, pieces or parcel Of iADd ~
,s,z ana Dsing wltcln tne aAsd 1J %
" iinamsourg. and ioca1ed Oh The ao1th
sics OF LuKe OF Gloocsstsr street,
bounded anu oescriDsd a. foaioUss
Facing feet on said Daks 81 1.oo-
cestsr stress ana running Dack between
parallels Ines feet ~ ~ propsrty
81 the city Of NIiiaMsourx O. tne
south: on The ssst BY tns properV e
the city Of " ilnsmsDnrx. noW nsla -
lease by James A BaEAss and On 10
west oy tne property 81 $40 eit5s noH
u~ld by leAsa - tne trussSea 60 ~
sNpust church q " iiliArasDzrz. DstnG
me same i0t leased - k1snisy A. Jones
under cate IL 10 ena
Oecupisd by . drugstore onlidinEs %
nsreDy leAeed %
ror tBs period o. thirty years fron
Fsoruary 4. 1917. at an snnaaa rsnte'
ofS per annum.
Bids are hereby inslteo upon the tors
gong ease. kaiu bits % De reeefved
An open session Of the CouDcii of IN.
|. lI1ty or MiiiiamsOurK. then and tAer'
lopsncd By the president Of the aais
council. ~ its meeting on Friday night
Marcn 3, 1917. a. 8 o clock 2. "a.
me nEh1 ~ reserved % reject an.
OF ali bsua offered. bida shonld b
sealed and alldru.ssd 90 K l. SPEN
eek. Cnasrnan "a Committee. ~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-02-08
cuoe pLOoD. SKIN nISEAeS ECZEMA
cpEATEST BLOOD pURIFTER rREE

II your blood is impure. tain. DIS
eased, hot or full OF humors, Il you
have blood poison. cancer, csroun-
cles, eating sores scrotuia, eczema.
itching, risings and bumps. sweilines
or supcrating sores. sesboy. PAmply
skin. ulcers. bone pains, catarrh'
rheumatism. or any blood Or akin
disease. take Botanic BLOOD Balm
.CBB.B) Soou all sores heal. aches
AID pains stop and the blood IS made
o Ire and rich. Druggists or BY
express 81 per large bottle. Sample
free BY writing Blood Balm Co.
Atlanta. Ga. b. B. B. is especially
advised tor chronic, deep sestec
cases OF blood or skin diseases, a.
| il cures after al else fails. SOLO 81
Williamsburg Drug Co.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-02-08
Saw Mill Outfit For Sale.

II consists Of one 3O-hOrse power
boiler, one 30-hOrse power engine. one
Columbianna mill and 5O-inch inserted
tooth Diston saw, cutoff saw, pump
ing engine, water pipes, belts, all
complete and in good running order.
Also two yoke Of oxen ard log carts
in good shape. Have about $4,000 feet
of logs 20 cut out At present setting
and would pay good price for saving
them out and let II apply on purchase
price of mill Will sell the OUTFIT al
less than one-fourth Of what q new one
would cost. Have been disabled BY &C
cident and unable TO 90 on with tn,
business. F. r. WOODRUFF. r. +
B ID. No. 2, Williamsburg, Va. ia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-02-08
A Small Investment with
a Good Profit.

A very limited number Of lots have
been placed on sale at the Ottsrburn
Springs, Amelia County. Va. We will
prove that this property is worth twice
what We are asking for II today. Lots
are priced from SIS 10 $50 ON very easy
terms, or very literally discounted for
cash. These prices viii be raised Feb.
18th. Otterburn Springs is endorsed
By Gov. Mann and many other good
people in the state. IL lies directly on
the Southern X. X. The station ad-
Joins the property. A school costing
$40, 600 is but short distance from the
lots, also drugstOres. groceries. church
es, etc; 600 people live in the town.
One hotel worth $50. 600 on the proper
ty-another adjoining. A dozen bun
galows viii be built this year. Otter
burn Springs IL being advertised
throughout the ncrth-it Is famous
Many Endorsements Of its water fron
the states leading physicians, Idea
Summer Resort. Every convenience
every comfort it-eent fare 70 Rich
mond, Remember. only few lots al
preseRt prices. Information and proof
4 given on application
We want a live man ia your town q
represent us. Property Is selling fast
oTTERRURN ANNEX Co, Inc,
Sales Department, sioR TgegelerS Bid
,r~s Rishmaea, vkgaiA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-02-08
Condition Of TIE Sick

Wlliamsburs's sick folk are al
convalescerS and some are out again
Mr.. ). L. Graham is walking aoou,
DR.. Stone. who had an attack Of
pneumonia. is able to sit NJ and take
a great 6ell OF notice again, Will
Boo Holmes is plying his accus-
toned VOC ion regardless Of the
fact that he had a bad appendix IL
his anatomy. he declares be ~i.
yet lose his temper and have til
old thing cut out.
| Mr.. ]. B c. Spencer, who is IN
| Washington hospital, is recover.u
and If everything con iaues as favor
able as at present. he sill DC conn.,
home 10 a week or so.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-02-08
uatsr New Management

The ownership Of the York Fur
ni,ure CO.. has changed hands the
pr.sens week. and il is now under
new management. II IS understood
hat the concern IS now owned prsc
ticslly by two NEE. Mr.. Hunter. &
Norfolk. and Mr.. ). P. Jones. CT
Richm md. Mr.. w. c. Mecfofd.
wno has been narager fer several
wears. has been succeeded by Mr..
liz. /. Hunter. Mr.. Medford. We
arc pleased TO say. will remain WITH
the firm as salesman.
Tnenew ownership Will increas
,hs stock and conduct the bushes
alosg SAFE and sound lines. but full
aoresst 81 the times The stoc
= viii oe increased TO meet the q
! msnds and Williamsburg viii Co
nnu- to enjoy the advantages Of
10 to-date furniture store. "
Hunter. the mai sgsT, IS a PTec'ic
business man and bis purpose IS
n make the York Furniture Co. nc
of = ONE enterprise than II q
+ ever been. He will move his IA
L. ly mere and expects 10 make "
4 amsburg his permanent home \
Cd extend nin q coroial welcome 70
nrle city AID oespeak for him
same coroial ( ca ment SHOWN
=, new corners TO our city.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-02-08
County Eoad in Session

Ths James City board of super
visors. J B. vsiden chairnan. pre-
siding. convened here ncndsy mora
Jog. The o,her two members.
N. ssrs. Barnes and johnson. were
prcseit
Besides trspsscting routine bust
ness. the 6oasd ordered the payment
of the couuty's balance. 800. due
on the courthouse. thv joint commit
tie OF the board and council finally
accepsin the building from The con-
Tractors. The total amount to &c
paid by the county. IN excess OF the
s Insurance money. viii oe about
iSl2OO. Tnsre IS still 4 balance N
. bank from the insurance mouey Of
, ABOUT $40. which viii pay for Tx
furniture. commissions 10 treasurer
~ etc. The total COS. OF restorauon
r rent, furniture. etc. eatadsd oy To
al dss ructon o. the old COURTEOUS
% last scu.g will aggregate owe
e 81. 500.
ss Ihe board also allowed Capt. L
n w Lane 81 per h-aa ior "a hea
H. OF sheep killed ~ dogs. Tn
Ne comes our the dog tax tune, levie
he Tor such purposes. Other accoun
.nS were allowed.
ali Among those attending the NEE
ling were MrssTs. Carter Cows
Walker Ware and Le.oy Hicks.
very small number. The meeu
vas pleasant ana harmonic
of throughout.