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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05
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be BIGGER THAN EVER
aHNny rAIJlFAx. PRESIDENT,
MARK LLOYD, MANAGER, ). =.
N ANDEltsoN. cnAIRa1AN Ex-
cc0r1vs COMMITTEES

ia October TO II has been fixed upon
~ the date OF the State Fair this
yeas. This places the fair two days
ahsad or that Of last year--the most
Siiesssst al IN the history OF the or
4 EAntxaAon-
Al eady the association has started
.lon ri eflminary work for the next
0xposttion. Il will be the endeavor
1T I'll connected with the aseociat ion
~ make the coming fair even greater
4 Than that OF last October.
Owing to the meaxre Space fGciii-
H. foS the State exhibits. which were
1 ~ Allied last year. and which proved
~ much value to the young and old
1gtslatuse win be asked to Appro-
pstste = sufficient sum this year 10
Dermit OF better quarters for the State
y axhIbits.
No better way. In my opinion"
& I'D President Henry Fairfax. ito help
4 1he farmer at large, can be shown
than tha4 Of large collections Of ex-
1lbtts and demonstrations Of Al
Glasses Of agricultural endeavOr at the
eaate Fair. Thousands Of the farmers
1rona al over the State come to the
fA3r. They hold reunions, compare
A notes, make purchascs and saiea. and
Last year the state departments
had splendid exhibitA which proved
" the utmost value to the farmer.
Next. fair we hope TO provide the
farmer better Means Of OhservadOn.
study and profit. and In doing % We
viii cali upon the stAte 10 help IN
educate the Virginia planter and the
rising younester on the farm. BY max
tng 3 suitable appropriation for =
building that will prove adequate for
4liA demands"
Last year thirty-five counties had
sxhihtts They were revelations This
year It b hoped by the association 70
Be- prepared to present large exhibits
from every county In the State.
AZ the meeting just held Henry
Fairfax was reelected president:
Samuel Cohen. nrst vice. president: !.
D. Miller, second vice. president: ]. q.
Anderson third vire-preadent. !.
Sands, treasurer. and W. Douglas
Gordon, secretary. The executive.
committee embraces J. r. Anderson,
L4gh r. Pnge. Samuel Cohen. n G.
Patterson. and L. O. Miller.
Mark r. Lloyd was appointed 1en-
eraJ manager and assistant srNrc-
larry, ! position he has held with great
ability since the start.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05
CASE AGAINST sroCKYYARDs
MEN GOES OVER ONE WEEK

Andrew J. Smyth. James Smvth,
Thomas Smyth. Sidney myth. the Ave
ofhcers and employees Of the Southern
6tockyard Corporation. who were ar
rested Friday on the charges OF In
terfertns with Special Ocicer n. C.
Conncll while making - arrest. =
Dcared before Maxistrats Puryear at
the Henrico county courthouse Sat-
prosecution was not ready, claiming
that some Of its most important wit
nesses were absent. 30 MaTtstrate
Puryear adjourned the case over till
next Saturday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05
|CDlD l0d5||
on CRIBS N BAY
1lnnF TMnsn 1ATD wMEN rMEY
sEsk wAnnEn BONES AnID
SHOALS.
COME ASHORE NUMBED
FISHERMBN RAKE THEM UP AND
SEND THHH HoRTH IN
QUANTITIES. TO GLUr
MARSkET.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
anSAASAfAO4S, VA, ref 1Lns
bitter cold weather Of January. and
conung AZ Il uid unannouncel. was
als,Aatkpus to hard craDA IN the lower
Ch&,ssl peake bay. The unGsuatiy warm
weather Of asst December and nrst
few Gays In January caused the craDs
burea ii 0eep water 70 pestir them
eeves end seek the nearby shoaiA
only 10 be caught by the sudden
cnange to zero weather. Thousands
OF them, 20 benumped that they
could not move Of their own accord,
have been washed ashore
One man In the vicinity Of Buckroe
Beach raked up and snipped over q
hundred and fifty barrels. At many
places along the shore of tho lower
Chesapeake men are using clam rakes
to gather them in. and so many have
been anipped II has caused . slump IN
the Northern market.
Beacon LAght Lost.
The beacon on Russ Rock. just
above Wares wharf. was carried away
by ice Hoes Monday. This beacon was
the strongest on the Raupahannock
river having three piles boited and
chained together At each corner. nine
large piles In all. and one hundred
and nifty tons OF rock ON the upper
side an an ice fender. Another light
will be placed on this point as soon
N possible. an II marks very mar
row channel The keeper will hang
q temporary lantern to mark the spots
N soon a practicable. and sailors are
warned to stear clear Of the tile Of
rocks.
The hight buoy on Morattico Bar.
Rappahannock rive~ has been car
r1ed BY the ice to q point OF Mon
askon wharf. A. soon as the fixht-
house steamer can get around II with
be replaced on Its station.
Two Of the strong warehouses re-
Gently erected by the State on James
river oyster grounds have bsen ca
rcened seriously by the ice. some Of
the Baylor bpoys recently planted by
Surveyor RuediSor have been oar
ried away.
The moving Ice IN the Rappahan-
mock has don1 great damage to
Wares wharf. Ia Essex county. Part
OF the wharf has been carried down
the river and what remains standire
II In bad shape.
The schooner Malissa and Wesley.
which was blown ashore helnw the
mouth Of Carriers Greek some weeks
ago. has been pulled Oh by steamer
Coulbourn. Of Carriers Creek Fish
0uan0 Company. Of irwin stnn. and
towed to Owens Railway ut Wsems.
The vessel q fuu. Of water. hut, her
load OF empty 9as-'sua barrels keeps
her from sinking.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05
NEGRO rs ARRESTED ON
OLD 6HOOTING CHARGE

CHARGED with 1hooting Arthur T.
Battle. 4 negro. On November Z.
Charles Rraxton. also colored. was ar
reated yesterday afternoon by Police
men Smith and Latham. and 10 held
at the Second police station for =
hearing this morning before Police
Justice Crutchfleid. Battle was In the
hospital for two months and has just
been discharged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05

Alics White. ! negro woman. pee
terdAy caused the arrest Of Booker
,5IAs6t;a snH1fN xG ~ 1EAsts ksAn1a. 1ksatats
on the charge Of asanulting her with
i broom handle. The woman had .
nuired three stltch(s 10 close. The
wound was sewed up by Dr. Hulcher,
a. the city ambulance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05
POLICE FIND ONE
POUND OF COCAINE
House PROPRIETOR ADMITS HE
RUNS CRAP GAME. But DE-
MES THE DRUG.

Over . pound or cocaine. put up in
packages to be sold at Is and 50
cents was found In = mouse II 1892
East Franklin strest Saturday niThf.
when the place Was rai@ed by Police
~-~t Gcntry. Tucker. Daniels. osaus1.
Grim and AcDonouxh. The propr1c-
tor OF the place, George Holmes. a
negro. tried to hide the drug back of
Z curtain when detected by the police
who had entered the place to sto- q
crau game. Holmes admitted run
ming a crap game. but denied the
possession OF the coke"
Fourteen negroes we're taken into
custody. One made q Resawav via
the window route and another tried
to escape arrest by hiding under q
pool table. He thou~>e he had es-
capped discovery, but when the ciang
OF the patrol WAGON bell announced
its arrival. he was pnceremoniously
dragged forth and placed ID the Black
Maria along with the other prisoners
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05
URGE PERMANENT
ENDOWMENT FUND
PRESIDENT OF HISTORICAL 80.
GETTY WOULD MAKE THE
BODY INDEPENDENT.

"A permanent endownmtet fund TO
make lAe snsinia n.s.oa Acal society
in1ek en4cnt OF tue lsca.rss from sus
IeeS VI u nuc,uatsnS n,1fnSersuAp Was
advocated Dy fresiuent ~. GOtuOn Aac-
Iaps. OIL that socic.y. In has Report
uaaoe SATURDAY aitel noon At the an
nuai meeung OF the organization.
1 he mem1eSsnip OF ,ne s~ciety was
announced a. Icing los. total rsceip.s
tor the year x4.x4S.S0; disbursements,
ta.iA4.Vz. During the year $o0v Vas
added to the endowment fund bring ing
that funo to q total Of $4,000. Uur-
ing the year there were acquired by
the sIc1ey = large number OF books
and pamphlets. numerous maps, and
several oil portrails or utstinx uishsd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-17
SALOON KEEPER FILES
BANKRUPTCY PETITION
Liabilities Of Peter Marx, S29t7.6j
and Assets SIS. tos,t3-Orug-
gist Also Files Petition.

A voluntary petition in bankruptcy
was filed with L. $. Commissioner
George Z Boyd In the District court
yesterday by Peter Marx. the saloon
ist a; the corner OF Sixteenth and
Chapline streets. According to the
schedule OF assests AMI liabilities filed
With the petition the assets are placed
az S2.9l765 and the liabilities amount
TO $5.1OS13. The heaviest creditors
are the Belmont Brewing company.
Martins Ferry. o.. Cradfelder Dlstul
Ing company. Louisville. Ky. Andrew
Mckinley and Schaefer - DriehOrst
OF this city
William r. Gray. a druggist vhOce
place Of business Is az 1853 Eoh street
also fled a voluntary petition IN bank
ruptcy yesterday afternoon His
debts amount TO f3s1.95 and the a..
sets are $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-17
CAMP LOCATION
For soys' Brigade viii Be Selected
BY Commissioning otheers
In Short Time.

The committee composed OF regi
mental commissioned officers Of The
Boys Brigade on camp location made
trip up Wheeling creek yesterday in
search Of suitable location for the
camp. and during the coming week
viii make a trip down the river for
the same purpose. az the location il
as yet indefinite.
u Is possible that the trip will be
made TO Cresaps grove. but not be.
low and within the coming week the
exact location will be made known.
Following are the names OF the men
forming the commission: General n
=. Caldabsugh. Colonel n. &. Honeck.
or. Major ". " Westwood. Major T..
j. Davis. Major J. a. Hunter and Cap.
tain Stanley T. Beall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-17
LIGHTING SYSTEM
FOR Principal Thoroushfares Of City
Taken Up by Board Of Trade
Committee.

A special meeting OF the committee
recently appointed by the board OF
trade to consider the matter OF in
stalling a better lighting system along
the streets and placing ornamental
lamp posts on the priacipal business
thoroughfares. was held yesterday
afternoon in the board OF trade rooms
and a conference was held with a
representative OF the Morris Iron Com
pany. OF Frederick. Md. Several plans
and designs OF ornamental posts we're
submitted. but nothing definite was
done
A meeting OF the new Industries
committee Of the board OF trade was
held yesterday afternoon A. { O'Clock
with full membership IN attendance.
The session was quite Lengthy. but
nothing concerning the meeting was
given out for publication.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-17
MADAME X
VIII Be Given But Two More Per.
formanees at the Court
Theatre.

There will be but two more per.
formances OF Madame Y" given this
week by the Baldwin-MelvllIe Stock
company in the Court theatre, tonight
and tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. James
X. Hackeit will appear for one per-
Torrance only tomorrow night.
Madame Y" has served to ac-
centuate the versatility Of several
players in whom theatregoers here are
particularly interested. Miss Alice
Baxter. Miss Pearl Abbott and the
Messrs. Lawler. Brownell and Morgan
The character. cations OF at least three
Of the above mentioned persons are
noteworthy. and as none had previous
ly been cast for the Bison drama,
there reflects credit and much per
sonal satisfaction TO each with the
success attained by careful and
studious learning OF the difficult roles
and the good fortune OF being tutored
by such an able stage manager as Mr..
Baldwin.
The Deep Purple" f. underlined.
and We are promised a fine production
Of really great comedy drama OF
such general appeal that there Is not a
person In Wheeling and vicinity who
would fail 10 witness performance
II they could but know the quality OF
and the interest in this wonderful sue
cess that will be seen here here for
the FIRST time locally on Monday.
Monday will be ladies' night. when
any lady accompanied by a paid % or
so cent ticket will be admitted with
out charge. This applies only 10 cash
purchases made az the box Office
Phone reservations will not be in
cluded. Seats are now on sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-17
WHEELING BOY
Scores Hit al Court In Madame x"
First Time John Lynch Has
Been Here.

Wheeling people have had a parti.
cular interest this week in the pro
duction OF Madame Y" ~ the Cour,
for the reason that a Wheeling boy
is appearing for the first time I'm his
native city on the stage. lie IL John
Lynch. Of South Chapline street. AMI
has been appearing with success in
the role Of the old lawyer in the play.
Mr. Lynch. for the past FIVE years.
has been PLAYING old men" charac.
ters with the Nancy Boyer stock com
pany with great success lie Is a
young actor. who began his career on
the old opera House and Court
stage as a stagehand and later gradu-
afed into the ranks Of actor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-17

" = bachelor wants 20 get married
u u not necessary for him 70 hunt n
VIE All he has 70 do is 10 stop dodg-
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-17

Mems and Young Mems Suits. SO.
si2.5o, SIS. NeFAoOENs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-28

duction that under any other condition would never be co
It's no longer question of what we can GET but HOW u
can sell. --,~-,, ,7,-,zl
PORTUNTTY KNOCKS But ONCE. In this SALE
other that's worth while, an unusually large number of vau
GUIDED To advertise all of them would be well-ngh an
task So we We picked at random few representative val
are hundreds of others equally we'll worth investigating,
throughout the store WE'VE NEVER ANNOON'
SALE OF MORE SUPERB POSSIBILITIES.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-28

TN A FEW DAYS. now we'll be right the heart of the most
gigantic task that falls the lot of the average merchant
TORY How tighten that task and facilitate and accelerate
compsmen the question of the day. And asmuch stocks
rather high the important thing dos reduce them to the low
est possible basis But how?
Just this way: Name prices that will your interest fever hea
buying and things with rush And that's exactly
what done The prices on this page are conclusive prOopowe
full arguments your attendance The entire undergone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
SHE GOES TO JAIL
Negro Woman Alleged TO HIVE stolen
JeMeIrN and Money.

Ada Nichols. colored. accused OF rob-
bling the home OF DR.. T. 3. Strattom
al North Seventh street, several
weeks ago. was placed under $1,000
bond yesterday morning In Police
Court. In default she was committed
TO jail The woman was arrested last
sunday by acknowledgements Wilt
shire. Wren and Bailey. who had re-
covered a quantity OF stolen Jewelry
but no trace has been found of ne@.
Is 5000 in gold, which was also re-
ported stolen from the straV,on home.
Inc woman was formerly employed
there as a domestic.
Robert Shelton. colored. was helu
for tho grand Jury on the charge OF
entering the home OF j. H. Bradley,
2i5 West Main street. Friday night
and stealing silverware valued at 500.
The Bradley home adjoins that OF Bi-
cycle Policeman Traylor. The officer
heard stronge noises In the rear OF his
house. and when no investigated he
found Shelton scaling a fence wi;a
the silver tied in shirt. II was pro-
duced in court as evidence. Shelton
denies that he stole the property.
Henry Williams. colored. was fined
$50 and costs FOR resisting Patrolman
Tinsley
Four charges OF larceny against v.
n. Head, contractor. were continued
until August 7. Head is alleged to
have passed worthless checks on 10.
cal business houses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
EAGLES REAOYFOR
CLEVELAND TRIP
Dixie Aeric Will Be Largely
Represented at Annual
Meeting.

Extensive preparations TO attend the
fourteenth annual convention of the
Fratenial order OF Eagles at Cleveland.
Ohio. during the week beginning Au-
gust have been made by the Dixie
Aerle of Richmond 1t is estimated
that al least nity members many OF
whom VIII be accompanied by their
families. viii leave at SEQ o'clock sat
urday evening in special cars Tor the
ohio metropolis. in order TO arrive in
time Tor the exercises that will be held
on Sunday, the hrst day OF the con
venuon- The delegation viii return
TO Richmond by way OF Niagara Falls.
New York City and other points of in
terest. and VIII be absent about two
weeks
The Richmond delegation will be ac
companied by contingents from cities
IN Tidewater Nirginia which will join
the local representative on the Rich
nond. Ereder!cks burg and Potomac
Railroad train to WASHINGTON. where
connection straight to Cleveland will
be made over the Baltimore and Ohio.
The ofieial Representatives to the
convention VIII be y. c. Redford from
Dixie Aerie " = Ely. from Stonewall
Jackson Aerie. OF South Richmond; p
Murphy from the State Aerie. and
Past Representatives. L. r Fuller. NJ. =
Powers and J + Heintz
Dixie -Aerie Will carry to the con
yenuon an official badge OF elaborate
aesign. The central figure is replica
Of the State Capitol. with the words.
Richmond, Va The headquarters Of
Dixie Acrie al Cleveland viii be the
Gillsy House.
The following list of the Richmond
party has been made up. ana IL Is
expected that it VIII be added 10 dur
ing the coming week:
Mt and Mrs. ] NJ Allen and son,
Nj and Mrs ]. e kennedy. Mr.. and
Mrs :. I. Hirshburg. Mr. and Mrs. n.
Bernstein ana son. NJ and Mrs H. Fl.
Wallis. Mr. and Mrs II e Iiirshburc.
Mrs oNeil and Hiliyard. Misses Mary
and Kate Bernstein. Mr.. and Mrs. ]
A McDonough and daughter. Nessrs.
C. Redford. p. T. Murphy. Z. h.
Fuller NJ 4. Powers. s S. Mckinney.
y. Somma, j. G Baker. l. A Wasser-
man. +. w Putnam and son, S Bern.
stein. II. l. Floyd. w H. Lowery. Is.
i. Baschon. j. Z. Sheppard. w 4.
Haskins. J. f. Heintz. J. " Dmfy. j
=. Baldwin. w. a. Ryan. II C. Ganzert.
II. Boehling. +. y. Reddin, ]. \. Canepa,
+. y. August, Ed Cowardin. w Nal
lory. J. !. Boyden. NJ Friedman. II.
SeIsel J. Lovenstein. D. O'Dwyer. NJ
Ely. D Marks. l. Blagi. NJ. ". Rosen-
field. c. r. Russell. II. l. Floyd ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
F UNER AL PLANS
NOT YET ARRANGED
Body of Judge Witt Will Arrive
Here This Afternoon From
Hot Springs.

final arrangements for the funeral
of Judge Samuel b. witt have NOT
yet been decided upon and will not ba
made until after conference between
Mrs Witt. who accompanies the hoav
from Hot Springs. Ark. and those wbo
nave assumed charge Of affairs hara
has already been decided that the
funeral VIII take place from Grace
street Baptist Church between aud
O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon IT,.
services VIII be conducted by Rev.
william L. Hatcher. who officiated az
me marriage Of Judge Witt, and who
has been his lifelong friend.
It Is expected that the bodv vii,
arrive here over the Chesapeake q,
ONO Railway this afternoon at also
h e Peyton and DIN NJ R,charsso,
lett the city last night for Clifton
orge. where they will meet the trs,n
nearing Judge Wits body and &C.
company Mrs. WITT TO Richmond. Thav
nave prepared provisional arrange
ments FOR the funeral which win h.
submitted 10 her and will be mad.
public with such changes "a aha
makes soon after her arrival here
president p. II. c. Caben or the ,,,tv
Bar Association. yesterday called 4
meeting OF the members OF the Rich
mond Bar for Tomorrow morning "a
1880 o'clock TO adopt suitable resS-
lntlons on Judge Wits death. Tha
meeting will be held In the court
room OF the Hastings Court over which
he presided
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

sSos NJo NTec7Y rREiIED. Quick relief,
3 OLUeyL - 4 swelling. short breath
hrs > soon r. moved. cfiereutl tire r-llefini 5to
r. % days. Trial treatment sent FREE
szzh Write Dr.. H. II. Gsesas Sons. Box /. h,isats %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
LARGE DECREASE
IN EXPORT TRADE
Shipped Abroad From
This Port Shrink "a Per
Cent. in 1912.

Figures for the tobacco expor, bus
lness. supplied yesterday by Deputy
Collector C. n Dozier show mat In
the nscal year ending june go 1919
there has taken place decrease Of
il per cent; to tile number OF olga
rettes exported from tnis city To Tor.
clgn markets as COMPARED with the
export OF the preceding yea.. "a de-
crease OF Approximately 10 per cent
Is shown also Ia the number OF c.
gars exported
Manufactured tobaeeos hold theiE
own in the export trade ana sAow tnis
year d slight increase IN po-uas- Dur
ing the fiscal year ending JGnc 20.
1912. there were exported from in.s
port i.53oO9- pounds OF smoking and
chewing tobacco. Comp4rol with tnls
amount l.5i2li2 pounds were eNport-
ed In the preceding year Cigarettes
Were. during the twelve m0ntAs pre-
cedlng june 50. 1917 exported 70 the
number OF s.3i7.i2O, and cigars 10 the
number OF G5i.o01. The figures FOR inc
year preceding were cigarettes 3.sle.-
600 and cigars 1zLOQo.
tuunot Ibr
Revenue omd.ais were unable 10 ao-
count for the large decrease 10 the
expectation OF cigars and cigarettes
The sale OF revenue stamps TO manu-
lecturers OF these products in Ricn-
mond. It was stated. was larger tAis
year than ever, showing concluslvely
that II the export trade in these COM
molities mas decreased. 81 was due 20
some cause other than shrinkace in
production
Nothwlthstanding the decreases
Richmond sun leads the cities of the
United States as an exporter OF ci-
earettes. cigars and manufaoiured TO
baccos The third revenue district OF
New York comes second In point OF
exports. with the nth district Of Ken
lucky third This classification is
based upon figures contained in the
report OF the Commissioners OF Iaiernal
Revenue for the year ending june 80.
1912 This years report VIII not ef-
feet a change IN standing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

Lieutenant Governor J. Taylor Ely
SON who is chairman of the State
Democratic Committee and member Of
the National Committee from Vir-
GINA. viii visit Governor Woodrow
Wilson in the Capitol at Trenton. on
Tuesday. The original engagement was
for tomorrow. but because of other
matters which have interviewed. tho
meeting has been set for the follow
ing day. Details of the campaign Will
be discussed at Trenton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
ALC 0 employees
TO HAVE BIG TIME
Locomotive Workers Expect to
Garry Record Crowd to
Bucl.roe Beach.

coz mes "lil carry the eia-
800 o' ne american LOCOMOTIVES
p...s w M '''s''Ds 20 Due5ioe
-" ~ ~ 's"'n annual o'-+-
OF . NsNs' s. ne event looms
largo on the calendar Of the local
works Of the American r.ooon,o,t,a
conns,, aka
o''' % '"e Iesliy ~
-''"s' ~ 'he year A executive
committee Of ten wh'ch has been
working on pians for sav.-.l met.
.rro,,,.as
ION OF tneir
'4poTs Yesterday with the publication
o.. the complete program Of prizes ana
events
MI.
. composed
90 h.ae4e! chairman. X. L..
Lewis secretary. ana C. .. Bartlett.
@ E Gettis + co,,s,,.. !. al
, =, ~
i-U'H W. OipA'n'
su.liVan' ana c Woodcock The
crowd that the COMMITTEES IS oxoso,.
linz may ho ..,,.-,5 49,.
''-1 4--' '-'a'
-'v asl!oAs or ice cream have been
ordered with which 20 supply the nc
n!cers en- route