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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-07
STOCKS

Boston-The urgent bidding rol
money in the New York market n,
German borrowers and its resultant
farther gold exports stopped buying in
our markets today. The volume ol
dealings ten of as prices saggcd. This
is favorable indication of the scarci-
~ of real stocks and an added reason
To believe that the trend is upward
moderately a. whole. Copper sta
tistics today were Unexpectedly favor
ahl" inasmuch as they showed a small
decrease in surplus as against an ex-
pectation OF a ten million pound in
crease. J. Sturgis.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that an an
nual election will he held in the VII
IaSe of Laurium, County of Hough-
ion' state or Michigan, on Monday
the 10th day of March, A. d. 1913.
FOR the purpose of eleeting the fol-
lowing village officers. to wit:
one President for one year.
Three Trustees for two years
one Clerk for one year.
one Treasurer for one year.
one Assessor for one year.
The polls of said election i'm the VII
laGe OF Laurium will he held In
The Laurium town hall The polls
WIZ be open at ca seven In the fore
noon OF said tenth day OF March. A.
u. 1913. Cor as soon thereafter as pos
slblc). and will he closed at 60 five
O'Clock In the afternoon of that day.
MARTIN PRlSK. JR..
Village Clerk.
Dated at Laurium. Michigan. Feb
ruary 2s, A. -. 1913.
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Tile shaft a., tHe South Lake prop
crtr is now down ga7 feet For tHa
last forty feet tho shaft has been ion 81
miND5 lgdaIoid formation shoy e.
.ug seams of COPPER. ai OF it with 1Ji-
u.s tHHt are most encouraging. WH.u
tile ~hag, rut through the rich ams--
daIo.d vein opened at ID depth 81 goo
feet there n1s "a showing Of trap l.r
somc 81 feet and then the shaft aga
entered copper heatu- rack of char
Hrtrr winch seems 90 Doe ad5j'iurHI
proof rf the miuerazrd character u-
the ground which .s opening ou th.s
property Homer s. Guch.
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NOTICE. OF ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that an an
nual election will be held i'm the VII
lase Of Red Jacket. County of IIough-
ton, state Of Michigan. on Monday,
the 10th day Of March. \. D. 1918.
For the purpose Of electing the fol-
lowing village officers, to wit:
one President for one year.
Three Trustees for two years
one Trustee for one year Cto I'LL va
cancy.)
one Clerk for one year.
one Treasurer for one year.
one Assessor for one year.
The polls of said election in the VII
lage of Red Jacket will be held IN
the Red Jacket town hall The polls
VIII he open at CD seven in the fore
noon of said tenth day % alarch, \.
ID. 1913. Cor as soon thereafter as pos
sible). and VIII be closed at CD five
o'clock in the afternoon of that day.
JOHN j. ELLIS, JR..
Village Clerk.
Dated at Red Jacket. Michigan, Feb
ruary 2S. A. d.. 1913.
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MINES AND MINING STOCKS

/ few months. as soon as the repairs &,
the Number I shaft have been com
pleted and tho new steel rockhousC
goes into commission In the mean
time a limited production is coming
from this shaft. handling 10y temper
airy hoist. Numbers and are in
good ground and continuing To open
up grade of Kcarsargc amygdaloid
which Is satisfactory. When the work
now under way at Number / is finish
ed, this shaft will become the most
important producer of the North Koar-
sarge mine and IL has long life
ahead.
The osccola end is worked from two
shafts now and tonnage from this
mine is showing normal conditions.
The comparatively limited output'from
This branch during the past year was
remarkable for one thing, IL showed
copper return equal To that secured
from Tho North KearsurSc However
il would Doe unreasonable To expect the
osceola mine Co maintain "A showing of
copper the equal of the North Kear-
sarge for the present year and there is
no such expectation.
Eight months ago attention was /.
called 60 the fact that the South Kcar- I
sarge mine OF the OsCeola ConSolidat- /
ed property has opened considerable (
rich copper i'm the footwall of the
kearsdrge amy gGaloid lode.
This showing OF rootwaU copper was.
m effect the discovery OF "a new mine
u this branch of the Osccola The
life cot tho South Kcarsargc- always
The richest mine owned by the OScrolp
placed at a compare
lively limited number of years. about
halt the life of the Wolverine mine
This estimate Was made ON thu records
for past wears and the calculations for
future openings.
Early in the year "a little exploration
n The footwau showed copper This
seemed contrary To all expectations for
he ordinary accepted theory among
mining men OF This district insists that
hc tootWall means the limit of the
.oin's copper Further operations i'm
hc footwaH and through the footwal
howcd more copper values richer
ocj, than is ordinarily mined iu the
ode proper Ia a number Of Instances
Doe drills found the copper below the
outwall u 70 position relative To- the
elm. that s,cmcd e.; various with an
Ho geoIu-i.1l data of the Lake SUI
erior district
However copper ruck is what Oh"
Iucs seek aud the south Kcarsars"
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qualifications of electors. and who
may apply for the purpose. On Sat
urday. the Sth day of March, \. D.,
1913, at the place designated below
Red Jacket Town Hall.
And that said board of registration
will be in session on the day and at
the place above mentioned from .
clock in the forenoon until O'Clock
in the afternoon of that day for the
purpose above specified.
BY order of the board of registra-
ton of the Village of Red Jacket.
JOHN j. ELLIS, JR..
Village Clerk.
Dated at Red Jacket, Michigan.
February rs, \. D., 1913. 8
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OFFICE OF CALUMET AND ARiZ'
ONA MINING COMPANY.

TO the shareholders: You are here.
by notified that the Annual Meeting OF
the stockholders of Calumet and ARR
ona Mining Company will be held DIT
the office of the Company, Warren
Arizona. Monday, April nth. 1913 a.
10 o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose oil
electing eleven directors for the ensu'
ing year and for such other business
as may come before the meeting
The transfer books of the COMPANY
will he closed March 9TH and viii re-
main closed until March 18th. l9lS'
BY order of the Boards of Directors
GORDON r. CAMPBELL
Secretary
Dated AZ Calumet. Michigan. Mare"
LIST, 1913. advertisement Apr. ~
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OFFICE OF SUPERIOR AND PITTS.
BURG COPPER COMPANY,

To the Shareholders:-Yo are here
by notified that the Annual Meeting of
the stockholders of Superior q Pitts
burg Copper Company will be held at
the office Of the Company. Calumet
Michigan. Monday. April nth. 1913 at
IL o'clock noon. for the purpose OK
electing directors for the ensuing year
and for such other business az may
come before the meeting.
The transfer books of the COMPANY
viii be closed March eth. 1913, ana
will reopen March 18th. 1913.
by order of the Boards Of Directors
GORDON II. Campbell,
Secretary.
Dated at Calumet, Michigan. March
LIST. 1919, advertisement Abr 1il
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Good Metal Market.

Cool sized sales of cIeetrolytic cop
per have been booked at Is cents Tor
domestic consumers. American man
ufacturcrs have been buying freely in
100000 and 1000 GOO pound lots. The
best market in weeks prevails.
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Th. puriupI for tho Osc,oia CoufolI.
dated ,ms rar ia rzrrIIrut. a greater
portion % the construction account ir
out of the way. Tho changes az th.
mjH aro already making "a notable inn
PROVE mrut Boo the percentage OF copprs
seemcI- -hoHiu. which ls AN am Az
gumeut thal lhc outlay repaid foi. b..
SELF while rHr work progressed boz th
smaller LOSSES u tho tidugs Two of
the stamp heads rr now doing work
which is pass good as iHu secured af
the Nbmook mill or tho Aupa-z-Ccu.
toRniaI mill
However tho most pleasing feature
about thc general conditions at tho
Osgeola is tho bettcrmeut IN oondi-
tions AT tho North kcaraargc proper
ty. This mine never has produced as
rich rock as the South Kruarer or
the Wolverine. There have been times.
during "a depressed copper market
when the copper contents ran the
costs up go point vhrrc 30 WAS au
open question as to tho advisability OF
maintaining production
During the past few months rhr
chance for the better iu the NuI'h
Kearssrge branch OF the property has
been noticeable. Copper rock from
the North koarsarso NOW returns an
average of II pounds for months at o.
stretch This may not continue for tho
year bu, thc impru,rmc which Wa
20 satisfactorily noticeable during tho
closing years OF 1912 keeps up at the
present time
a larger tonnage can be- anticipated
from this branch of the mine within a
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the
roard of registration of the Village
oil Red Jacket will meet for the pur-
pose OF completing the list of quail
h'd voters of said village and of reg
STEERING the names OF all persons who
shall be possessed of the necessary
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Copper

sales of copper i'm good volume COM
unue at II cents. March bookings
exceed e5,o0O0o0 pounds.
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Ray Consolidated.

Ray Consolidatcd's output for Feb
ruary was 100000 pounds Of copper
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BROKERS' GOSSIP


Miamis output for February was
2,NlI-oO pounds OF copper.
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FIFTY KILLED
BY EXPLOSION
Continued From Page One.

WAS felt - coutcs,llc Pa the win
ooWs of tHe high school ratified, start
ling the students The shick was felt
tu the Philadelphia navy yard. 100
miles from Baltimore, in number or
cities ia southern Pennsylvania ana
u Nov Jersey AS far ne Atlantic city
Many towuspooplo believed it was an
earthquake The shock Interrupted the
Proceedings iu the lower house of the
Delaware legislature at Dover. the
speaker rrmarFiug. That must have
been au earthquake
Boat Owned in Wales.
Ncw York March THE Munson
Steamship Co.. agents for the Alum,
chine received message from Bat
tmurc that tho vessel had been blown
rp, bat mo- details The ship Is no
where ~ wrht 1t was small
tramp of t567 Ions gross burden aud
WIS owned n Wales
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Nancy nanl,s aged 60. OF Fast Al
ton. IIl took her first street car ride
the other day
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Franco ion 1912 exported to the
United States products valued at
Sl36,2S8,lGo.
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Bethlehem. Pa. bag prodigy In
Paul Kelly aged -. who is an expert
Cornct player.
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about hair million foot passengers
pass the Mansion House, London,
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TIN" annual report of the LaWIum
SHOWS I8.auc, OF assets ON Dec. 81
Of sI>4r5 romuarrd with xcy $40 ON
Doc. 81. 1911 the excess. of cxnrps,s
over y,g,iprs IN 1872 bcipp S,ooG-.
TH, only r.ecI,f. ,.rc Interest," nay
mcngs amounting to z1Ni2
a romuart.op ,r underground o,r,,
rgr f4. t.st f,,, ...srs. r.il,,,..
iq1, to,t
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Melbourne. Australia. street rail
roads are to spend sl2,ooo,OO for cleo
trification.
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There are 100000 childlcss families
In France.
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Chicago Is thrsa1znDN with small
nox outbreak, 2, N.Y.
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4 larger tonnage can bee anticipated
from this branch Of the mine within =
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-30
FUNERAL OF HECTOR
WILLIAMS HELD MONDAY

The funeral Of the late Hector Will
liams. who died on Thursday of last
week as the result OF an accident in
which his spinal column was broken
was held at 1890 O'Clock this after
noon at the family home on Cotton
wood avenue. East Canon. and was
largely attended. many people from
the coal camps. where the deceased
was well known. being present. The
obsequies we're conducted by Rev. c
t. Ilsley, pastor OF the First Baptist
church. The remains were taken to
Florence, where they we're laid to
rest in Highland cemetery.
An inquest into the circumstances
attending the death OF the deceased
was held Saturday afternoon under
the direction OF Coroner Davis Of
Portland and a verdict rendered that
he came TO his death by falling from a
teIephone pole while in the employ OF
the Arkansas Valley Railway. Ligh,
& Power company and that 1t was
purely accidental. The coroner's jury
was composed OF A. II. Davis. c. c
McRIssick. William Bridges. T. J. Nc
Emery. Frank Emmerson and Adam
Monroe.
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DAWSON SUPERINTENDENT =
IS KNOWN IN CANON

William MeDermott. superintendent
OF the coal mine AT Dawson. y. NJ. Ia
hich 2s5 men are entombed. most
If not all. OF whom are now believed
be dead. is well known in Canon
City. Mr.. MeDermott was formerly
closely Identified with some OF the
largest coal mining properties In
southern Colorado and was supcrin-
tendent OF mines both In the Canon
City district and at Trinidad In Las
Animas county. He is regarded as one
OF the most skillfui and expert mining
men in the west and his friends here
are confident that even with fighting
chance he will be able TO battle
through the tons of earth and rock
that block the passageways to the
mines and rescue such of the unfor-
tunate men as happen to be alive
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MOTORISTS LIKED
APPEARANCE OF CITY

A motoring party consisting Of Miss
Mary f. Morse OF Marquette. Michi-
gan. Miss Emma G. Minor OF Ypsilan-
II. Mich. and Mrs. l.. F. Peek OF Ypsi-
lantl. with J. Travis OF Marquette as
chaneur. arrived here from Colorado
Springs last Saturday afternoon while
making a tour OF the state and re-
NAMED until Sunday. when they left
for Pueblo and points in the southern
part of the state. They expressed
themselves as being very much
pleased with Canon City and sur
roundings and regretted that their
they had not planned their itinerary
In such a way as to have permitted
them TO remain hero longer than vas
possible under che circumstances
They have been In the habit OF spend
ing their winters in California. but
like this state SO well that they are
going TO substitute Colorado for Cali
fornIa as their place OF recreation.
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FORMER RESIDENT DEAD

T. F. cooney. a former resident OF
Canon City. died at Goldneld. Seva-
da. on Sunday Of paralysis. after an
illness OF many months duration. De-
ceased was a member of Canon City
Lodge No. eio. Benevolent and Protec-
tive Order of Eiks. and had been an
invalid since December. 1919. He has
numerous friends In this city and sur
roundIngs who viii regret to learn oi
his death.
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GUARANTEED AUS

Have you house for rent.
Furnished houses are especially in
demand.
A fit cent nd will often rent a
house.
Pay a dollar for the ad and We will
run the ad until the house Is rented.
n II takes all winter.
We viii do this for either furnish
cd or an unfurnished house.
II you have n furnished room. or a
suite of furnished rooms to rent to a
single tenant. we will take tina, on the
same basis. We viii run the ad until
you get one tenant. for one dollar.
You pay when you put the ad in. OF
course Il viii pay you. You may not
rent the house the next day. but you
will surely rent IL few days or few
weeks before you would otherwise
find a tenant. And a couple OF days
rent on most any old house will pay
for the ad.
Every day lot Of people iookins
for homo read the Daily Record
Want Ads.
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Notice Of Application 10 Lease State
Lands.

Notice Of Application 10 Lease State
Lands.
once of the State Board OF Land
Commissioners.
Denver. Colo, Oct Is. 1913
Notice Is hereby given that b. NJ.
Proctor. whose postoffice address Is
Canon City. has made application No
Ais4s to lease the following described
school I-andg. situate in Fremont
County. Colorado. to-wit: Lot No. l.
Wa Of Nwis. Lot No. ?; Lot No. >;
VIZ Of S.w.A; Lot No. 4. Sec Ss'
Twp. IS ~. r. IL +.
Notice is further hereby given that
all other persons desiring 10 hle an
application 10 lease this tract OF land
must Ole the same In this office prior
TO Nov. IL. 1918.
voI.NEY T. HOGGATT,
Register State Board Land Commits
sioners-
First Pub. Oct %. 1913.
Last Pub. Nov. Is. 1918.
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MANY ODD
FELLOWS
VISITED
THE HOME

Two special trains carrying Odd
Fellows to the annual grand lodge
convention at Grand junction stopped
here on Sunday for the purpose OF af-
fording those on board an opportunity
of visiting the Odd Fellows home on
Fifteenth street The first train was
from Pueblo and had on board 1O5
passengers. all OF whom were from
Pueblo and points in the southern
part OF the state. II arrived here at
s:5s O'Clock in the morning and left
for the western slope an hour and
five minutes later.
The second train which was from
Denver. did not reach here until $3.50
in the afternoon. It had on board
about two hundred and nfty passen-
gers. among them being most OF the
grand lodge officials and all OF the
delegates and alternates from the
northern and eastern portions Of Colo
RADIO. All OF the visitors that desired
20 do so we're taken out to the home
through the courtesy OF the members
of the Canon City Chamber OF Com
merce and the Canon City Automobile
club. which very generously provided
machines and drivers Practically al
OF the people on both trains made the
trip to the home and back to town
enjoying II very much as breaking the
tediura Of an otherwise. tiresome jour
ney. All Of the visitors were loud in
their praise OF the attractive appear
snee OF the home and OF the natural
beauty Of It's surroundings
The Canon City band. under the lea
dership of Prof. Tremaine. was at the
railroad station on the arrival OF the
Denver special and rendered few of
its choice musical selections. much 70
the gratincaticn and entertainment oi
the excursionists.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A special meeting OF the stockhold-
ers Of The Fruitland Water Company
has been called by order OF the
Board OF Directors Of said Company
and will be held on the third day OF
Novenber. A. d. 1919. at the hour Of
two O'Clock In the afternoon Of said
day. = the principal onice Of said
Company. No. 4c5 Main Street. il
Canon City. Colorado. for the purpose
Of Considering. and acting upon. the
question OF selling the stock Of The
Canon City & Oil Creek Ditch Com
pany now held and owned by said
The Fruitland Water Company. and
for the purpose OF considering ali
questions which may arise in regard
to the matter of the sale OF said
stock.
L. l. HARDING. President.
THEODORE SHOEMAKER.
Secretary
LIST Pub oct 3. 1919
Last Pub. Oct. 30. 1918.
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Notice of Application TO Lease state
Lands.

Commissioners.
Denver. Colo. Oct. rs. 1913.
Notice is hereby given that v. c.
Davenport. whose pos;office address
Is Salida. Colo. has made application
No. Ai953 to lease the following
described School Lands. situate in
Fremont County. Colorado. to-wit: All
Sec. 36-50 y X. 10 E
Notice IS further hereby given that
all other persons desiring to file an
application TO lease this tract OF land
must file the same in this Office prior
to Nov. Il. 1918.
vOL<EY T. HOGGATT.
Register State Board Land Commits
sioners-
First Pub. Oct. %. 1918.
Last Pub. Nov. Is. 1913
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hereinafter recited. to the date OF sale.
and all necessary incidental charges.
said stockholders having become de-
linquent in the payment Of each as
sessment hereinafter referred TO. and
each assessment having been levied
more than thirty days prio to the time
Il was made payable by resolution Or
the Board OF Directors OF said Com
pany. legality pas=ss. at regularly
held Meeting.
A list OF such forfeited shares. to-
gether with the name OF the deiin-
quent stockho,der. the number OF tno
certificates forfeited. the number OF
shares In each certificate. the amount
per share OF the assessment In de-
fault. and the amount due from each
such delinanent stoskholder. and the
date when the assessment hesame Que
and began to bear interest. IL a. sot-
lows. to-wit:
+. Cone.
Amt. Each Total Balance Total
Assess ASSESS. Due Balance
~
siss.oo $4,000 s.so.oo ssse.ee
-i7; Sn;i1Y ny HUTTON, Treasures.
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PRICES DENVER PEOPLE
PAY FOR APPLES

Grocery stores In Denver advertised
the Sunday papers for Monday de-
livery apples at the following prices:
Jonathans. per box si.i5 TO s2.25.
winesaps. per box $3.50 to s2.2s.
wagoners. per box $3.50 to si.s5.
0ano. per box si.oo to si-s5.
Roman Beauty. per box u.s5 to
saa5.
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SEVEN

being the amount due and owing to
the plaintiff as found therein includ-
ing attorneys fees allowed by the
Court with interest from October
First, 1913. besides costs as taxed in
the sum OF s16.07. and also for the
expenses of this sale.
Dated October sth. 1913.
WILLIAM II. NEWCOMB,
Sheriff OF Fremont County. State Of
Colorado.
First Pub. Oct 9Th. 1913.
Last Pub. Oct. goth. 1913.
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AUnCn Y. N. C. A.
CAMPAI6n NEXT WEEK

The Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton will launch a campaign for ss.-
900 next week.
The directorate has been very care
full OF their funds. and has not gone
beyond the original amount sub
scribed.
The $4,000 will be used partly for
the 1914 current expenses and partly
for the equipment fund The COM
pieted plant is costing less than sio.-
900.
No current expense money has been
solicited during the past two years
and no more will be asked for until
January. 1915. If this amount is sub
scribed next week.
OF the original amount subscribed
So. .ooe has been collected. More than
half OF the amount remaining uncol-
lected was dated ahead by those who
subscribed heavily and will not be due
in full until about the first OF next
year.
A number OF the smaller Subscribers
have seen ht to defer their payments
on account OF unforeseen conditions.
but are expected to do so shortly.
When these payments are made by
the larger and smaller subscribers
and about 1880 subscribed for com
pieting the equipment fund. the build
ing can be dedicated free OF debt
spiendid things have been accom-
plished. Opinions have been ex-
pressed by leading financial men Of
the community that the committee In
charge has succeeded in getting more
building for the money than any other
Individual or organization In the
county. Careful business tact has
been exercised and the results are
very apparent
on Monday evening. Nov. srd. the
forty men who are going to take part
IN the solicitation during the three
following days will lunch IN the new
building. The campaign executive
committee has asked the ladies' COM
mittee TO prepare the meal. and each
man in attendance expects to con-
tribute his share toward defrayins any
expense the ladies' may incur.
On Tuesday. "Wednesday and Thurs
day ten committees Of three men each
viii put forth an EFFORT to secure the
funds desired A number OF individ-
uals have already exphessed their In
tentIon of aiding In this project The
committees are confident OF success