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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-16
sPALDING STORE IN FIFTH AVE

Following the trend Of retail trade, a.
G.. Spalding & Bros have opened a store
in Fifth avenue. in the block between
AID and 44th streets. The new cstab-
Iishment IS one OF the handsomest in the
avenue The firm now has three stores
i'm London and others in Liverpool, Man
chester. birmingham. Edinburgh. Glas-
gov. Paris and Sydney. Australia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-16

Our bait to tempt 50,
men is pin-checked worsted,
They're as substantial
suits can well be.
Long wearing, keep tn.
shape without frequent prs
ing, don't soil easiIy-exc
lent all-round suits.
For others-we'd recor
mend Shepherd checks or Oh
checks, made with the newe
twists Of style.
For others-the elegan
Of silk-lined suits.
The beauty Of such a van.
stock is that every mans IA,
can be suited.
Spring suits, SlS to S4S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-16
Old Nick Whispers.

,rher the "Debil' stuck his ugly face
over "Ole BINS shoulder and wnis-
pered.
"You-al jes' take that money. BIZ;
Won found II. and It's all yours. Stick II
In yo' pocket. Bill
"Ole Bill" scratched his head at That
and thought piece. Then the teach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-16
Bore Wall Into Shop.

The Office OF II. y. Rocker. mechanl-
cal engineer was entered by forcing the
door. a hole was cut through the wall
from that office into Kohn's shop. Then
the tunnelers seemed to have been dis
couraeed by a tin oven placed against
the wall on the other side, and returning
to the hall. they scraped the putty OFF a
window sash took out pane OF glass
and climbed In.
similar methods were employed I'm the
rear part Of the building on the same
floor. where n hole was cut through the
wall OF an empty room into the workshop
Of Pine q Cohen. manufacturers Of gold
rings and mountlngs. This boring was
abandoned and the operators tried the
hall window. but instead Of taking out
pane OF glass they went away without
efrecting an entrance. As It happened.
tho window was not fastened II was
learned later kohn carried no insui-
ance on the valuables I'm his place.
The only other robbery below Fulton
street I'm ten years. according 10 an oincer
Of the Jewelrv Security Alliance. took
place on February 10. 1912. in the store OF
s. Rose. at No. q Maiden Lane. The
proprietor placed his loss at $-0,.,J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-16

Week-ending?
Stop in and see us on yc,
! way-we've everything 70
need.
Luggage, Clothing, Spor
ing Goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-16
FOUND $4,000; GOT BAD CHECK
"Ole Bill" Leighton Gave Up Bullying Wallet, lhougf
$ Debl" Sorey Tempted Flm-Now He's Looking
for Marse Gilbert, Who Rewarded Him.

ing he received at his mammy's knee
came TO his rescue. He Strengthened up
and started for Superintendent Felders
Office with the wallet. No. sub. no ugly
ole black Gebil was gCin' TO larn Bill
bad tricks.
Half way TO the superintendent Office
a young man dashed wildly into BIZ
Leighton. Beads OF perspration were
standing on his forehead ana he could
hardly speak.
Say. old man. did YOU find a black
wallet in the smoking room left II
there ten minutes ago. It's very valuable
TO me"
"Ole Bill" scratched his head again.
could the gentleman identify that wal
let?'
Yes. 1t had the name John i. Gilbert
in gold Initials on the back.
That was enough for "Ole Biz and he
turned the wallet over 10 the young man.
You're an honest old fellow. III re-
ward you. said Mr.. Gilbert. and. produc-
ing "A check book. made out check for
$50 and presented II to "Olc Bill" The
porter bowed and scraped his thanks and
the young man Ieit.
His Apple Turns TO Ashes.
The check was drawn on the Mer-
chants Union Savings Company. OF Chest
nut street. Philadelphia. and was made
payable to William Leighton. The old
man went 10 a bank with II. but two DAYS
later the bit Of paper was returned. bear
ing the words no account" stamped on
It's face.
"Ole BIZ" fumed lot and showed the
check To Superintendent Fielder. who
kept the worthless bit OF paper until yes
terday when he returned II TO the porter
advising him 10 get some publicity
about the matter. Bill followed the ad-
vice. and showed It To reporter yester.
day and told him the story connected
with the check.
But you-all jos wait III "Ole BIZ lays
hands on that there Marse Gilbert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-16
New Tools Left Behind.

Brand new burglar tools were found In
the building-two 4-foot crowbars and two
short jmmes, a brace and bits. Much
damage was done TO the WOODWORK py
these tools and a chsel and the safe In
Kohn's place had been drilled and ripped
open. Much of the jewelry that was
taken belonged TO customers who had left
1t TO be repaired. according TO one or the
detectives on the case. and other articles
he said had been obtained on memoran-
DUN for sale to prospective customers.
In a vacant room on the first floor was
found a quantity Of cord. more or less
knotted and cut up in short lengths
which was said To have been used 10 tie
the Waterman There were no hghts IN
the room. and when entered countess
rats scurried I'm all directions.
Albert II. Stanley. the patrolman 10
whom Bartels reported that he had been
bound. said that Bartels refused to go to
the station house with him. as he was
IN hurry 10 catch train TO his nome
in New Jersey Then Stanley went into
the building and found that much havoc
had been done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-16
bold GEM THIEVES
CROSS OLD DEAD LINE
Four Maiden Lane Shops En-
tered and Articles Valued at
$4,000 Carried Away.
WATCHMAN R0PED UP
He Informs Police After He
Works Himself Free--New
Tools Left Lying Be-
side Wrecked Safe. .

Tho second robbery below the dead line
i'm more than ten years took place yester-
day. when four shops at No. Al Maiden
Lane were entered and jewelry valued
at $1,000 by the shopkeeper was removed
from the place of Sigmund Kohn on the
second floor The police were inclined 10
belittle the event, and declared tnat
the value of the missing articles was not
more than 500.
There were several puzzling features
In the case. The store Of Stone & Cohen
wholesale jewellers. on the first floor was
not entered. although articles valued at
many times the worth OF Kohns stock
were lying on the show cases, not having
been placed in the safes for the night.
Henry Bartels. Waterman employed
by several Maiden Lane dealers. reported
to the police at $40 o'clock in the morning
that he had been seized and tied at o1o
o clock and had just worked himself Tree.
Kohn had a robbery six years ago
when he had a shop on Broadway. near
18th street. He said that he suspected
several young men, and that finally MS
property was recovered. Yesterday ne
told of two men who had come To his
place recently and acted susplciously and
promised 10 call again, but he did not
have any way OF identifying them. and
he said that the men who tied the "atch-
man were masked
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-02

day morning for few weeks visit to
Mr. and Mrs J L Marshall Of Bueaeid.
shall parents. SIR. ana Mrs. W W
,c PrS[ !, h.r ). Waller pripeips! Of the high
urday in Bristol
Miss Sophia Worth. OF Philadelphia. is
visiting. her aunt. Mrs H Il Fox. here
Mrs L =. Irvine and little damehter ro
turned nome Friday night from Ri"bmopd
, mne,e she ne. has been for the past three
ing Mrs Irvine was accompanied home
by her niece Miss susie Mcclure "''''e
HrS, =. y. LLOYD: Jr, and little son. Jack.
~ ~ T ala left Tuesday morning for
Drr. and Mrs. j. j LLOYD. in the Gan WIN
hiSs Mary Bunn who is attending school
az Nns,nia lnterniont College. Bristol.
shent :, lew DAYS the past week at home
'oupticss there has never been ;: festive
occasion IN tho Buckley family looked for
walo 70 WIN greater anticipation of pleas
~" seven&' -Mfti birthday OF their mol ~
III Laura Buckley. last Sunday. seat
go a. hey, We're almost to the four
MIhnE, Sons and daughters promptly an
S"cred their mothers call to come .hacl-
nome and spend brief day together
5ho hNe over again the happy byconc
"u ''le. Avenue was artisticalIy decorated
Mitn hottcd ferns and vases OF mink and
o III car nations. the dining room being
Especially attractive in pink and Whit
ihoss sathered around Mrs. Bickiev.s fes
80 Doatu I" enjoy delightful menu
WWtyTc: charles - Buckley and two sons
MI and Mrs Il. J.. Brown and Two sans
Iharies @ anu Robert. .Ir OF MidJiav
S1rouSh: Ky; Oscar J Buckley of Dant.
MISS Eiberta Buckley. OF Coeburn: Mr. mi
NJ 6 y. knight and children Mrs ,En,a
u Lindsey ". W. Buckley Nisscs % Ii.
ana hctt!e Buckley and Mrs Eliza Barron,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-02
MALVERN HILL
ispeeLal ID rhe rlmes.nIsnatrh

i-petlai 20 me il1leS- DtSnatch.l
Malvern i'm. Va. March III. NJ Gill
OF Granville has returned to his home
from visit 20 his sister. Mira G. s GIN
q; Grcenw ood farm hibemare County.
Mrs II :. Saunders entertained the
Lend Hand circle OF Kings Daughters
at her home, Upper Shirley. Friday
last Among The members present were
AIesdame j. sweeney. !. NJ. GIL. s y.
clark NJ Il Bell William T. Johnson.
william Hogan Mrs Crittenden, visitor;
Misses Mary II Carter. Alice loyal. Bessie
ana Lillian johnson. Miss Lillian Johnson,
ia. youngest member, drew for hand ?
embroidered quilt. for which chances had
been sold Miss Bessie Johnson was the
successful contcstGnt The guests enjoyed
delicious lunch with their hostess after
AN business had boon transacted.
Miss sue G Brown has returned from a
week end Visit TO her parents in Newport
Robert Haden shaunler. Of Gre-nbush.
Mass has heen iu this neighborhood 60,
ting notes on some historic spots in the
section.
Sir. aud Mrs II : saunaers had Is their
Mary Kunin, OF "Evcleynton'; also Mrs.
$ r. Harrison and son. Edward. OF ''Ncs-
G l.. Bsbeocls spent Friday in Richmond.
roads in tho Harrison District, has re
turned from :. trp to Richmond.
James II. Christian and Richard Mount
castle have returned home from trip to
: Mrs, Herbert s Saunders. Of Uppcr shir
10y, lett Tuesday 10 spend week with
Mrs. T.. \ Saunders. Or West franklin
street Richmond.
r " Clark Was ;he weekend guest OF
his parents =: ''iardcn's."
T.. T.. Rock spent Tuesday In Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-02

You can get rid OF them just in time
by taking Stuarts Calcium Waters.
These wonderful little workers have
cured bad boils in three days. and some
cases of skin diseases i'm q week
they contain as their main ingrcdi-
cnt most thorough. quick and effective
blood cleanser known, calcium sui
phidc
Remember this. too. that most pirn-
pie treatments reek with poison And
they are miscrably slow besides
Stuarts Calcium Waters have not =
particle of poison in them. They are
free from mercury. biting drugs or
Nenomous opiates. This is ahsolutoI,.
guaranteed. They cannot do any harm
hut they always do good-good thar
you can see in tile mirror before vour
own eyes a few days after.
Don't be any longer Inundated nv
having splotchy face Don't have
strangers stare al you, or allow vour
friends To he ashamed of you because
OF your face
Your blood makes YOU what YOU are
The men and women who forge ahead
are those with pure blood and pure
faces.
Stuarts Calcium Waters will make
you happy because your face will be n
welcome sight not only to Yourself
when YOU look into the glass. but In
everybody else who knows Won ana
talks to you.
Stuarts Calcium Waters are sold by
al! frst-class druggists at so cents a.
box. They are very pleasant to Tho
taste and in results are truly remark.
ble.-AdYertisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-02
Wedding of Francis r. Eubnnk md
Miss Flora Elizabeth
GcryylR.

Especial TO The Times Dspatch1
West Point, Va. February 81
Francis Floyd Eubank and Miss Flora
evening at $50 o'clock in the home OF
tho bride. zoos Ann Terrace Parkers-
burg, W. Va. Rev, h. \. Culley. OF the
first Presbyterian Church, Parkera-
burg. officiating. The bride wore an
exquisite creation of white satin.
Duchess lace. white tuile veil and
orange blossoms. The bouquet was
shower Of lilies of the valley and Bride
roses. AIRS. Lyle LauGhlin Jones, only
sister of the bride. matron OF honor.
was clad III pink hrocade charmeuse,
and carried q shower bouquet OF sweet
peas. Catherine Jones and Edward
Gerwig. a niece and nephew. were
pink aud white sweet peas. Master
flower bearers. carrying hats filled with
Lyle Laughln Jones nephew, carried
the ring on a white satin pillow.
Thomas Talbot Eubank. Of Dunnsville,
Essex County, Va. brother of the
groom. was best man.
The bride is daughter OF the late
Edward &. and Mrs. Amelia Gerwig.
and is member Of family prominent
in the commercial, social and polti-
cal life of the city and Pittsburgh. She
=
Of the capital city. and since leaving
school has been active in the Womans
Club and the Wednesday Music Club
Francis Floyd ICubank is from Es-
sex County, Va, and was raised on the
banks of the Rappaha mock River. near
huntsville, about nifty miles below
Frederick sburE. He is the son of AIR.
and Mrs. Richard Watson Eubank. He
is the youngest travelling auditor of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company.
and is stationed at ParkersburS. w.
Va lie is also active and we'll known
I'm tho Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton work in Baltimore, and all along
the line of his travels.
Immediately after the ceremony the
couple will leave for Cuba. where the
honeymoon will be spent, returning
through Richmond. where he has many
relatives and friends. After April the
young couple Will be al home in
Parkcrsburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-02
ROCKY MOUNT
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial 10 me Dispatch.
Rocky Mount Va. March 1.-The church
dinner and supper given by the women of
the Baptist Church on Friday. uettcd more
than $50 for The parsonage improveme Mt
fund. About $40 will he expended on i'm
provements az the parsonage. The ns--
pastor. Rev. Mir Morris. OF West Virginia
is expected
Mrs $ X. Williams will entertain the
iubal Early Chapter, L. D. c.. next Tues
day afternoon.
Norwood Cooper who travels out of
Charleston w. Va. spent the week end
Win his sister. Miss Emma Cooper.
Miss Mabel Montgomery has returned
from an extended visit to friends IN Ports.
mouth.
Judge John w. Lee returned the first
OF the week from Lexington. where he at
tended the funeral OF his cousin. General
q W. Gusts Lee.
Miss sailc Saunders was operated on a,
the Lewis-Gale Hospital. Roanoke Mon
Mrs J. r. Allen has rcturned from a
Two weeks visit to her mother. Mrs Payne
In LynchburS.
Mrs f. otey Hoffman has been quite III
Tor the past week. hut is convaIescent
Her mother. Mrs. l.. q Billiard and bor
brother Truman Billiard. OF Radford, Wis.
tied her sunday.
Monday viii lie Old County Court Dav
at Rocky Mount.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-02
WILLIAM
Al 10 rho T;nc..Di.,,,,h

,speGiai 10 Tho Times Dispatch.l
vys MA Ia m ,,,ss VI , March L-pr and
Washington 10 attend the inauguration.
Mrs Wilson's sister. Mrs a. II Nile,
VIII leave Tor Washington to attena ~
inauguration. Mrs Wilson and Mrs Miles
are STanddaushters OF President John
chsf Engineer Robert Ware Gait. T.. (
:. retired: has returned from a visit TO
colonel J. " Lane Was Richmond yis-
N%H the frs, Of inc week
NE g J. Person Ia. returned from n
N!sit 10 relatives and friends in NorfoIl,
and Newport News
MI Miss clara Cumming ami brother.
ing their grandparents, Dr ana MIS- y. q
booth' left to-day Tor their new, honc
i, n Washing Ton. their parents Dr. and Mis-
Hnsh Cumming, having taken house on
California Avenue. %"
MIMI Mrs, g ,:, pnrfey WI leave shortly for
seyerai months with relatives and rrIen4s
MT. and Mrs Archie Brooks and Mis-
'auGis Brooks expect TO leave tomorrow
.or Washington 10 visit the formers daIyh
tiers Misses Edna and Lula brooks ano
to attend the inauguration of President
Mrs. Spencer Lane spent several dave ,h,s
week In Hampton. '''is
Miss Mary Branch Spencer Who has been
snending several days in Toano. has re-
Mrs W HI Brai,hwaite. Of WILLIAMSBURG
i.onp '' sSd oe Nm 'iS,tins her daughters Mrs
Is now with her daughter. Mrs l. n
haEshwout In Mcabil!e. Pa
VIM ~, Shar!es, Of Newport News. was
- 1roat spent a fcw DAYS here ,bts
,o,yn ana is now with his family in York.
Rev. Il. y. crooks OF Yorktown nh,
mas been spending the vinter with ~;
HSa alia Mrs w NJ. crooks. has returned
H. u. Cole John ". Jones and s,s,.o.
.,ahe, VINO have been ia Norfolk Inosi or
w" NJ "eeh d nave returned 10 Williams burg
ni'' ana Mrs. II. MouQun eNpect tbo7,
SON n + Mouquin. Of New Yopt 'he s
sra1 n ',e,'s next week 10 visit them for sew
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-02
ORANGE

Especial to The Times pspatch.l
Orange Va. March l-EdNin Grinsiey'
pepper, were In Orange Monday and Tues
DAY
The Tea Grls." an organization com
posed of tho young women of tho town.
met Wednesday at Berry Hill" tho
home OF ". c, Williams, 10 gar
mcnts for the ward patients OF nearby
hospital
Raleigh Hamilton. who was operated on
for appendicitis at the University Hospital.
has returned home
Mrs. W. W. Harper has been visiting the
past week al Woodbcrry Forest.
Miss Fanny Pannill, OF Charlottesville.
has been cues, the past week at Judge
J w. Mortons.
The women ar the Baptist Church gave
an oyster supper Monday night from
which good sum was realized.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-02
SOUTH BOSTON

south Boston. Va. March William
AISLE son of Thomas i:asiey. of this riace
ist This week Tor Biookneal to accept a
Is n Beazicy has returned from visit
- his sons Cliasc CIV
re" John Elliott. 81 student of Richmond
toicRc' visited his parents at this place
on sunday and preached two sermons that
day at the Baptist Church
Miss Annie Wiikerson OF Salisbury. \ G.
Is visiting MrS. q. : Hunt on Main street
Mr. and Mrs. Chcsiey Anderson. OF Dan
vic. visited ~ and MIS- So. - Pcttus
during the week
IL r wider. OF Canton y c. visited
M. old home AT south Boston. last sun
Mrs George Garrett. OF Dapv,ll. is y,s,,.
Ing relatives Ia South Boston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-02
LOUISA


Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Louisa. Va, March Mrs. ". Il. Bibb
left Tuesday for Richmond.
Miss Janet Hcrndon Bibb returned from
Richmond Tuesday.
Miss Louise Williams. who has been the
rccant guest OF Mrs. w. Il. Bibb, returned
to Richmond this week.
+. r. Smith and son. Ballard Smith. left
for Richmond Friday.
Mrs. II j.. Gordon. who is spending the
this week Ia Louisa.
Mrs. \. 7 Gordon and r. L. Gordon will
leave Monday TO attend tho inauguration
III Washington.
EDWARD Gwathmey spent Wednesday in
Richmond.
Mrs. Homer Scott, of Little Rock Ark.
has arrived 10 spend the month OF March
with her mother here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-02
MARION.
Especial to Tho rimc,.p,spstoh. !

lSpeclal Tho Times DtspdtCh.1
.s.a,.r.aiu.d The Marion E%,5rSidery eiHb
= afternoon ut the residence OF Mrs
present were: Mrs. IL. X. koyuer. Mrs. e.
g. LincS,n' Mrs. !, ellis Dicksnson. Mrs
Henderson. Mrs. " Il Hodges. Mrs. C.
Lee Richardson. aud Misses Molie Collins.
n.ssie Panicr and Ella Richardson. After
iielou" refrcshmcnts wcrc served. Tiny
hsSs and hntchots and cherries were dts
ton'n birthday. Tho entertainment was
a ,nahs 9rranseI. and tho evening
YIN DO held a. tho residence OF Airs. =.
T. Lincoln on tho afternoon OF March II.
n AIRS, T.. NJ copenhaver entertained a
hundred party Tuesday night. Those pres
cnt were: Mr.. and Mrs. J; B- Richard
Mrn. r. r. Buchanan. Mr.. and Mrs. H. *.
hHslcr Mrs. t. y. Glenn. OF Saitvillc. Mira.
Painter. Miss Ella Richard-on. Miss Esteiie
Lcydcn. Mrs. John =. buchanan. H. =.
Collins and DIR. J. u. Buchanan llaborate
refreshments were served at late hour.
GU the same evening Colonel aud Mrp.
-, ~ 3, staey gave :. charming dinner party
va Those present besides Mrs Kirk
were: Mr.. aud Mrs. g. c. Lincop. MIR. and
Mrs.. ID D. Staiey. Mrs. j. B. Jeffrey and
George -. pratcr loft last TUESDAY morn
ins Tor erosion. Nob.. where he viii go
TO mako his future home.
.,Seorse NJ Gulion and Miss Mamie
Iatheney were united in marriage lazt
Luther Greenwood and wife have moved
INTO their now home in the west end Of
James 8 Morris. OF chilhowlc. left last
Aionday for Hot Springs. Ark
MISS Maggie Francis. OF Bristol. is visit
Ing relatives here this week
11rs. jamie Mullins. Of Saltvillc is visiting
her sister, Mrs &. NJ. :;ciatcr
Clerk S. ". Kent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-02
SALEM

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
80, "n'em q Mach Ia charming roccr-
4 to o'clock by Mrs j. " Rice in honor
OF her niece Miss Willie Rice Of Marahali-
Siic, ga: Her home Broad street was
decorated and brilliantly illuminated Tor
me occasion. which Was ono of the chier
ruests were greeted ~ the haiI by NIrs
"a, 6. PGfsinEer I'Gnch was served IN the
liprarS by MIR NJ 6 MCCiunr and Mr.
Walter y. Crawford. the punch table heinz
decorated Win rcd carnations. smil.x and
IN! cisetric lights In frait bulbs The par
, .1I "hs IN pink carnations. ferns and palms
The dining room was In rod cnrn.rIo,,s
siniiaH tied with huge bows or rcd ,ulir
40" crystal rdpdlosticks with rod candles
tMo-courke luncheon was served Those
s.s'sinE the hostess in roccivinE ,ycrc.
Misses Willie Rice. sadie Bowie s.rzi
Bushnell. fou Carlisle Mary ,,uar, C.orka
Lcanie Cooke. About mig yonnr women
~ ~ invitcd Those assisting Ia receiving
49, 'hN'tcH TO remain over for se.oral
houis IA tho evening. at which limo MIR
49,. 80 rh'cIt hihcd ueNeral young men in
ruesdsy evening Miss ciandtne rerruson
n.r,v a. ~ " ieM friends = Z chahng dish
OF Pittsburgh. Pa =
~ toanoRc college was delivered IN
,nn Lutheran Church Sunday niglt ~, ~
=. - 'tvhtcr OF Bristol. ia q large audtenf =
spe,'Sl music Was rendered ~ The J. NJ
Ma ce :ia! keny vti be hostess o.,
me auction Bridge club nest 'rhur.d.,
Avenue ''''''F - ah't
NJ =. \ 10, clock OF lanehburr is
WHITING relatives n salem
MIS- b W logan h.a returned from a
Nslt to relatives IN Atlanta Ga
I'm. :. nnnlher 90 Salc'nites contemplate
htehaIng Tho inauguration on noNt Tue
11sN Among those WHO VIII ,tto,id aro
w -o9k. " Logan. ". 4 Francis
! ~ Graham, w. -. Johnston - /
stesrn.s G. l. Hstch,r Jr T. : Brown
l. J.. Grs.nwooa Srs Muurice letter Miss
Ineimh Letter Mis- 4. II DAY. Miss Anna
Davis, j. starr Weber. 2. Blair billiard
John Guy.
Mrs ". I Younger was hostnss OF lie