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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-31
Pictorial Review Patterns

10 and 10 Cents Each.
can be purchased at l.. Bamberger e
Co. or any Pictorial Review Pattern
agency. or will be sent by mail. Write
your address very plainly and always
Is peeifr size wanted.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-31
Ham and Beet Hash

Chop ham very fine. Boil new
beets until tender. Have ready as
many new potatoes boiled as there are
beets. Turn beets and potatoes into
dish and mash thoroughly. Add the
chopped ham, season to taste with
salt and butter and serve very hot.
This is fine with hot biscuits.
The above recipe was contributed by
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-31
Wine Jelly

one-half box sparkling gelatine, u
cup cold water. cups boiling water,
cup sugar, cup wine, juice OF
lemons
Proceed as in lemon jelly; add the
wine and fruit Juice when the dis
solving sugar has cooled the liquid.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-31

Thank you very much. Selma M.
but suppose all of the readers do not
know how to make lemon Jelly!
Perhaps it would be wise to send
the recipe in.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-31

Who will tell Selma M. about tn
cottage pudding and sauce? ss..t.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-31
WHAT Nine. Helene Swift,

Renowned Heauty Specialist, Does,
FACE---Cures. infiemed and granulstsd eve
Ids and pufnness around eyes.
L1NES-Removes lines under ewes ana nm
face, nose TO mouth lines and crows feet
poR Is enlarged pores.
,s5 gCs;ttS-- scars and pittings.
and neck. ana restores contour
After her scientific and antispetio traat
ment, personally applied. the skin becon1sa
firm, soft and ''Youthihes" persons OF am,
age. Trial bottle OF Dermatne, for
wrinkles, 81 -
IS West both st.. cor Broadway. New yo,,,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-31

a jaunty small hat in black velvet
and tulle. trimmed with an aigrette
of uncurled ostrich feathers. To make
it costs:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-31

The legend of Rip Van Wrinkle will
be the special feature this afternoon
and evening at the moving pictures
given at the y. w. c. A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-19
SOUTH RICHMOND
PUTS IN CLAIM
Wants Oakwood School Residue
to Enlarge cambridge
Building.

The petition or the City School Board
and OF the South Richmond Education
Association 10 have the residue of the
appropriation made for III. lakewood
school amounting TO $1,000 used TO
buy property adjoining The cambridge
school ~ cambridge and Fourteenth
Streets, South Richmond. so that the
building ma! later OH he enlarged. Was
tabled last night by the Council ri
nance Committee TO Friday afternoon.
when the school Will be visited
Willis Il. Pullian, OF the South Rich
mond Education Association. spoke III
behalf 81 the patrons, and DR.. j. y. &.
Chandler. cay superintendent Of
Schools. said that South Richmond
needed about 100000 TO improve its
school buildings They were so far
behind the schools in Richmond he
said. that it was a blot on the city and
he characterized the need as a very
real need.
D. l.. Toney. G. c. Jones and others.
half OF the appropriation. In an after
remark DIR. Chandler said that more
annexation would mean that Richmond
would need high school on Floyd
Avenue.
Not this year said Mr.. Fuller
Nor next year" said another. Nor
next. nor next" the cry echoed
Tho committee recommended the
resolution of the Advertising Commit
tee OF the Council TO sign the contract
Tor The Manufacturers Exhibit. An an
preparation OF $1,000 for the entertain
ment Of the American Automobile AS
ISOLATION. to be III convention here De-
cembcr j. and 2. was recommended
me committee also recommended tic
appropriation OF the balance. OF SIS o47
Que on the First Regiment Armory. and
tho ACQUISITION Of property on Thirty
nun street. from Marshall. running
south. 10 tho alley
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-19
CHARTERS ISSUED

Charters We're issued by tho State corpora
lion commission Yesterday follows:
= y, Inward y GO, dncD. Richmond
Capital: Maximum. s5.J9o; minimum. s.. 00o
-. II. Howard. president. Frank H. Chappel
secretary and treasurer. Il. Il. Williams, J
.. Sampson-all ~ Richmond
The Mailman Wine and Liquor Company
lnc,l, Petersburg. Capital: Maximum. $40
o3; minimum, 5000 III. l. Mailman socrc.
tpry; Louis Roman. president-horh ot re
n sGn, Jeweiry Store uncl. Norfo,,
IaIital; Maximum: siec"9 minimum sa.eoc
j. II. Bennett president. W. II. Brown, sec.
rotary ana treAsurer-both Of Norfolk.
Gill short, unc), Petersburg. Capital
Maximum. $40 go minimum, $500 r. II. Gill
president; G. F. short. secretary and treas
urer--both OF Petersburg.
West Point E,iiding Corporation. West
Point. Capital: Maximum. ST, geo minimum
$3.50. Az. Z. DAVIS. president. Nathan Hess
secretary Of West Point.
transportation Workers AHsoc!a ton ot
Virginia, Norfolk. No capital stock. II. e.
Skinner, president y. }. Roberts. sccrctury--
both OF Norfolk.
Amendment was issued 10 the charter al
clinchland Timber Corporation. Big stone
Gap. changing provision as 70 preferred
stock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-19
ITCHED FOR 20
YEARS, RESlN0L
CURED IN 10 DAYS

Baltimore. Md. July 10. lel3.-"About
twenty years ago both my legs began
TO itch from ankle to knee. Little
pimplcs came out that looked very
much like heat The itching and burn
ing was something terrible. / would
start TO scratch. and could not stop.
would even scratch through the skin.
and that Of course. would leave a sore,
which | Was compelled 10 bandacc.
II tried several prescriptions and
Treatments. bat received not q particle
Of bencit--no more than if the treat
ments were cold water. l then began
To have very little faith il anything.
and. Of course, could do nothing but
scratch away After suffering con-
stantl% for twenty years, 4 friend rec
commended Eesinol Soap and Eesinol
Ointment. From tho very first uppli-
cation found relief, ana was entirely
cured in ten days The itching and
singing sensations have ceased. and
my skin is as smooth az a Child's."
tSigned). Charles Warner. 1928 y.
Stricken Street
Physicians have prescribed Ecsinol
for eighteen years. and every druggist
in the country sells Rcsinol Soar
t25c) and Resinol Ointment t50c,
and 5000. Avoid limitations" or
Substitutes which :. few unscrupulous
dealers offer. For free trial. write to
Dept. 26R. Resinol, Baltimore. Ma.
ADVERTISEMENT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-19
~ ~ ~ 4 "a
Avenue.


ne United states Circuit Court OF AnreaIs
reconNei'ed yesterday morning al 10 o'clock
WIN Ci'cuit Judges Pritchnrd tpresi6irvl
Knapp anu Woods in attendance
Eases argued No lls9-Atl.ntic Coas,
Line railroad Company. plaintiff in error.
vs.. w. Is. Thompson. executor OF w H. Stur-
scon. deceased defendant in error; In Error
I" District Court mt Columbia s C. Argued
ny Douglas Mckay, Columbia s. O. for
the planting In error. and w. Boyd Evans
columbia. :. C.. for the defendant in error,
and submitted. 49,
No. llso--charies w Hickman. plaintiff in
error. vs.. -. G. Sawyer. John T. parrishe ~
=. w. cahoor, Charles Roughtou. II. 4. Dav-
enp"rt l.. 5 Sprnll ct all defendants In cr-
r"r; IN error TO District Court At Raleigh
\. {. argued by Dewitt G. Wilson. Lafay
eye. lnu and |. NJ. Meckins. Eliza beth civ.
y. e. Tor tho plaintiff In error. ana W. NJ.
Bnnd: Edonton y. C., and T. f. Aydlett
sllIabeth CITY. y. g.. for the defendants i'm
error, aud submitted
Case IN call to-day: No. ilao-Augusta
G,rIcery Company. petitioner. ". Southern
"oilh" ilow Company. respondent. in th,,
matter 81 Rutland Perry Company bank
rum petition 20 supcrntcnd and revise etc
district court Eastern District of south
tat"iina. AT Columbia. To be argued 6y l.
fraser Lyon. Columbia, :. e.. Tor the pct
TONER ana Thnrmond Zimmerman IL Cali.
son Lexington. :. G.. for the respondent
peWitt G. Wilson. Lafayette Ind: w N
Bond. l.dcnton, y. c. and |. NJ ATcekus
f;hIineth CITY, y. C.. were admitted 10 prnc-
ice as attorneys and counSeiors OF this
court. 800
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-19
HARTMAN HOLDS
SURPLUS FUND
Wants to Know What to Do
With Money Primary Can
didates Paid Him.

state Treasurer y. ". Hartman, Jr..
is believed TO be the only man in Vir-
ginia who admits that he has more
money than he knows what to do with.
lie blamcs all his troubles on that same
primary law which caused tho City
Democratic Committee to sit up nights
the law named after Speaker Byrd
but which he declines 10 own. Among
the many curious provisions Of that act
is clause providing that candidates
for office shall pay y sum equal to r
per cent Of the first years salary of
the Offices TO which they aspire.
With Offices in the cities and coun-
ties this seems 10 work out all right
the cities ana counties got the money
and paid the cost Of the election. But
when ii came 10 primaries for the
selection OF candidates for Con-
gress and for state Offices. difficulties
arose Nine candidates for Congress
in primaries held last year posted with
state Treasurer Hartman S375 each, or
S3.375 The citics ana counties paid
the expenses Of the primaries, but
there seemed no provision by which
the money could be either turned into
the State treasury or turned over to
the counties 10 meet the costs. can
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-19
SWANSBORO PASTOR GOES
Rev. T.. %. Moore 10 Succeed Rev.
D. Thrift at West End.

Although he has only served one
Tcar IA his charge. Rev Charles Tins
Icy Thrift viii not return a. pastor OF
West End Methodist church. swans
boro, hut VIII he succeeded by Rev
l. - Moore according 10 the list OF
appointments made last night al the
annual Methodist Conference in Dan
Vile Mr.. Thrift, was the prime mover
III securing local option IN Swansboro,
and on his complaint several merchants
and druggists were arrested FOR sun
day selling
Rev. " ! Cooper Will he tic mex,
pastor OF Central Methodist church.
succeeding Rev. Henry =. Pfeirrer.
who VIII go 10 Ashland. Mr. Pfcffer
has served four years, ana the trans
fer was necessary.
The new Woodland Heights Metho-
DIST Church viii he supplied by Rev.
\. =. Bergman whose homo is in tho
suburb, Mr. Bergman was former
pastor OF tne Barton Heights Metho-
DIST Church
business meeting ~ the congrcra :
uon viii be held shortly. ct which
plans VIII y. discussed for The new
church building. Services at present
are being held in the home OF Mr.
Berrymsn.
Rev. Roscoe NJ White win return
as pastor OF Decatur street Methodist
Church. The CONGREGATION requested
the presiding elder 10 scnd him back
Nj. White being very popular with
the members.
Reports OF the four Southside Metho.
dist churches or finances, membership
and various collections were found to
be satisfactory Some OF tho state
rnents showed an Increase over last
year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-19

Lester street to make room for side
walks was tabled, so that the commit
tee could hear from Councilman George
". I;ogcrs.
Tine petition Of ST Andrews Asso-
citation. reported from Il subcommittee.
for free gas and free water was grant
ed. 50 far as the application for free
gas was concerned. on the question
Of water. il was decided 10 charge the
rate usual 70 charity institutions.
To Take over Monument.
The resolution requesting the Leg
islaturc 10 hand over the care OF Lee
Monument 10 the city 50 She may i'm
prove the grounds was approved.
The petition Of the Soldiers Homo
for free water. with which to operate
y fountain. was referred 10 a subcom-
mittec consisting Of Messrs. Pollard
and Mitchell
The communication from Governor
Mann. requesting that tho State no al
lowed 10 purchase a part of tho Ford
Hotel block from the city as n site for
state buildings. was tabled TO the next
meeting. when Governor Mann and
other State officials Will be invited to
appear.
Tho matter OF acquiring land eoutl
Of Ashland street To enlarge william
Byrd Park was referred to = subcom.
mittee consisting Of Mcssrs. Powers an,
Mitchell
The subcommittee on tho CLYDE Lin,
Wharf met, but II was decided TO talk,
no action until the wharf had beer
Inspected. and adjournment was had
until O'Clock Friday afternoon. when
the subcommittee will meet at the
wharf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-19

terms 40 agreed upon between tho said
purchasing board and persons propoH-
ing to furnish the books shall DO re-
ported to and approved by this board
'nrt Time Supcrintcndcnts.
Accounts fer the summer normal
schools were approved and largo
amount OF routine business transacted
the board holding two long sessions
Communications from division super
intendcnts who are not giving their
whole time to the work Of The schools
were considered In come cases the
time of the superintendent. ard in the
case Of several Drofcs sioEal men IL
Was stated that they give several DAYS
each week TO the schools. The papers
Were laid over for consideration in
connection with the annual reports
which show the number Of sci. dolls viz
tied, the amount Of time given TO tho
Hcnools and other information. which
VIII enable the board to pass on each
case on it's merits.
Superintendent Via RenInu-.
The resignation OF George w. Via as
superintendent OF schools OF Patrick
County, was received and accented 10
take effect February !. At the gum
iHer meeting Of the board various
charges against MIR. Via were heard
reelected. There were evidences AZ
the time of = factional fight IN the
Democratic party Ia Patrick County.
and a few DAYS before the recent gen
, cra election, in order TO secure part,-
harmony. Mr. Via presented his resie
nation, lis friends holding that hts
recent recollection was q complete vim
dicatioa Of tho charges fled. There
are two applicants for tho position.
but in order To look further into this
matter, the election Of successor was
deferred J. meeting to be held on
d Ia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-19

didates for State offices in the summer
primary added $l,25S to Mr.. Harman's
fund lie now has Si633. ana ne
doesn't know what to do with it. It
is in bank mt per cent. Meanwhile
the counties and cities have expended
something more than that sum in the
costs of conducting primaries. Audi
tor Moore says the money doesn't be
long TO the State. Attorney General
Williams says Mir. Hartman has no au-
thori,y 10 pay it out. Governor Elect
Henry g. Stuart got his . per cent
back, tho law provides for the re
turn Of assessments to those candi :
dates who. in tho primary, have no
opposition. AS for the rest nothing
short Of an act of the Legislature will
prize II out Of Mr.. Iiarman's posses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-19
WANTS NEW BOARD
TO BUY TEXTBOOKS
State Board Of Education Advcr-
tiscs for Four-Ycar
Supply.
WILLIAMS HAS NEW PLAN
Superintendent Via, OF Patrick
County, Resigns to Aid
Party Harmony.
WILLIAMS HAS NEW PLAN

III. creation or new state hoard
t. purchase textbooks for tho public
schools ana 20 mako contracts with
publishers aftor the books have been
selected by the state Board Of Educa-
,ion. is proposed In resolution OF
fercd at /, meeting Of tho State Board
az Education yesterday by Attorney
General Samuel ". Williams. The
measure was debated for some time
hut ar 1t involves distinct change
or policy. which may have z far-:cach-
ing effect. the board took no acton
allowing the resolution &c lny ever
until tho january meeting, when u
Viii he further considered.
The present Hchoolbook contracts
expire with this session. III order that
members Of the board may not be un-
duly harassed BY agents OF hook pub
fishing concerns. a resolution was
adopted declaring that prior 70 March
-. 1914, the board would not hear
agents or representatives OF book con-
Germs in person, but would receive and
consider written statements III regard
10 books proposed TO DO used In the
Virginia schools.
The secretary was Instructed TO ad-
ycrtise for proposals for furnishing
the schools Of Virginia with textbooks
for a period OF four years. bids 10 be
submitted on or before APRIL 10. 1919.
lilo bonrd expects TO adhere TO It's
policy Of n single list In tho elemen-
,ary grades, giving sono option e.
betucon textbooks approved FOR use
81 the high school-.
Judge Willinin>'s Resolution.
rho resolution offered ~ Judge VIII
liams. providing \ new method IF con
rraotinE for schoolhooHs. and which
..as considered b. some rnc,ntcrs az
tile board ~ almost revolutionary in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-19
.CORLEY EXPLAINS
REQUEST FOR HELP
Question OF Improving City
Auditorium Referred to Pol
lock, Blilcy and Pollard.
CHEAPER GAS RECOMMENDED
Subcommittee Favors Reduction
From 90 to 80 Cents-Gocs
Higher for Approval.

Aftcr hearing ]. O. Corley. president
of the Wednesday Club, In advocacy
or tho expenditure. the Council Com
mittee OF Public Buildings. Properties
and Utilities last night referred tho
proposition &c spend $50, 600 in Inprov-
ing the City Auditorium 10 !, ..ubcor, :
rnittce. consisting Of Mossrs. Pollock,
!sliley and Pollard.
Mr. Co-iey explained that he was not
actuatcd IL his advocacy or tho on
pcnditure BY his connection with the
wednesday Club. NJ IL had scented 10
him had been animated. nor by his de-
sire 20 bring grand opera 10 Hichmond:
but he did think that the city ncede,t
an improved auditorium for conyen-
tion ana other purposes. He mention
es' tho fact that Richmond has no suit
able hall for the big convention Of the
American Bankers Association. which
liz T. be held here next year.
Urged cut in On. Rate.
The recommendation Of 81 ma jority
Or tho subcomnittcc that the price of
Eas be reduced from 90 cents 10 SO cents
waa approved by the committee as :.
whole and was forwarded with it's APP
prevail 20 tile Council. 1t was pointed
out In The subcommittee recommends
tior. that the consumption OF gas would
be greatly increased Dy the extension
Of the gas mains into South Richmond
and ~ annexation. and that the rcfi,c-
ton could easily be AFFORDED. Tho re-
port 81 the subcommittee was signed
~ Messrs Powers and Mitchell
Practica!i;' every matter which came
w last night was sent 10 a subco,n
mittee. The Inl:.uf resolution to nc.
qrire =ito on the cau.,cs % l;ich
iaond College Tor the proposed ci,Y III
hraTy was referred to = subcommittee
consisting OF Iussra. RarcIific. Mitchell
and Powers. Tho prot oscd purchase
Of Clark Spring property - enlarge
Hollywood Cemetery was Vcferrod Ia
4 subcommittee consisting Of Ncasrs
Pollock. Blley and Pollard
The resolution 10 acquire 4 triausu-
lar strip of land between Twenty
ond and Twenty third Streets and Clay
street ana jefferson Avenue and ada
cent TO Jefferson Park was referred e.
q subcommittee consisting of Mcssrs
Mills ana Melton, who are 10 confci
with tho City Attorney. This strip OF
land is An cresore to the surrounding
community and is without drainage, and
+ it is desired 70 have the city Improve
/ il. and, perhaps, add It TO Jefferson
rark
The committee forwarded u the
Council, with it's approval, an agree
nent with the Virginia Railway and
Power Company 10 extend pipe lines
and water mains into South Richmond
through the street car company's
dams.
I 4 resolution TO acquire land 10 widen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-19
schools of Virginia. upon terms ana
herein set forth and


conditions herein set forth, and
Whereas. it is i,nprn cticable for the
said state Bonrd Of Education, after
dovoting the time necessary TO the ex-
erciso of proper discretion in the mat
ter OF selection Of textbooks ms re-
quired by the Constitution. 10 II. and
determine tho price u be paid for said
sohoolbooks b. the pupils and patrons
OF tho public free schools OF this state.
and
Whereas. in the opinion or this
board this. the bushes. side OF tho
proposition-that in. tho price 10 bo
paid for schoolbooks--is nm Important
business or Commercial fcatupo which
ought not 70 &c disposed of OF settled
without the utmost care, alteration and
effort on the part Of tho board to Sc
euro as low price FOR SUCH rchool :.
books Rs is conpa tiblc with efficient
service; therefore be IL
Resolved By this hoard. That ,he
Legislature OF Virginia is HEREBY re-
ouested and memoria!ized to relieve In.
SAID board OF any other duty in tn.
promises than the duty Of selecting
tho schoolbooks for usc in the public
Tree schools: and 10 provide b. Law that
when tho Eaid books arc so selected
that such selection shall be conditioncd
upon the question as TO whether salts
factory price therefor can or cannot he
obtained; and that the Legislature shall
provide some proper method for The
sppointrnsn OF n board, to conEIe, Of
not less than three persons, ~ho arc
not members " tho state Board of
Education. who shall be charged WIN
the duty Ct purchasing the books 80
selected hy tho state Board OF F.duca
/ ton. az sforcsaid and 81 nxtnr tho
price thereof and before am contra,
shall be hnally concluded. Tint the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-19
MAKE NO PROTEST
Street Tar People Promise to Improve Con
ditlOns on nnrtOn IIcights Line.

y meeting OF the Barton Heights Citizens
Association which wes called for the pur-
pose OF entering complaint against Tia.
ear service during tho rush hours. held
last night In the schooitouse. but no action
was taken. H. T.. Smith. superintendent or
transportation, and 7. Justin Moore. an Il;
torney for the Virginia Railway and Power
Company, voluntarily appeared before the
promised To improve the service : speedily
possible. Mr.. Smith outlined the present
transportation problems and showed how
they were being solved. Tho centre
door type OF cars. lie stated. would Ia.
operated on the Ginter Park line as soon ~
they arrive. The company representatives.
presented such clear case that tho nssocta 3
plaiut.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-19

For cursing and abusing Officer Il.
L. Dunnavant and being drunk and
disorderly, George Meredith. colored.
better known as "Chalkeye." was fined
$50 by Justice Maurice in Police Court.
Part II. yesterday. Officer Dunnavant
was in the act of serving n warrant on
'Chalkeye," which was issued in July,
when tho negro strcnuously resisted,
and was only subdued after the 20
liceman had drawn his stick Chalk :
eye" had been missing from tho South
side since tho issuance Of the warrant,
which charged him with creating n
disturbance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-19

Ensign X. :. Robertson, Jr.. United
states Navy. is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. S. Robertson. of Wood
land Heights. lie has just returned To
the United States. after n two years
cruise in Chinese waters and around
tho Philippines.
Manchester Lodge. No. Si3, Fratcrnai
Order OF 11lks, will hold an important
meeting tomorrow night In the local
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-19
rIrc Creates STIR.

Considerable excitement was created
yesterday morning at o'clock, wehn
fire broke out in the second story Of
the house at 31i East Fifth Street, oc-
cupied by James j.. Leefcr and Jim
Brooks, colorcd. The Southside de-
partmcnt responded TO an alarm and
cxtinguishcd tho flames before much
damage was done. The blaze was
caused from n defective nue. The own
ers OF the house are Mrs r. O. Blan-
ton and J. Z. Redford
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-19
No Rector Called.

No definite arrangements were made
Tor n new rector at a meeting OF the
vestry of Meade Memorial Episcopal
Church last night. Rev. F. Ernest
Warren resigned as rector several
weeks ago. and since then the pulpit
has been supplied by different preach :
ers. Several names were submitted 10
the vestry. but no one could DO de
cidcd upon. meeting Of the vcstry.
VIII probably he called again shortly.