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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-08-21
TILLMAN SEES END
OF U. S. IN SUFFRAGE
PicthfOrk Ben Fears Movement Will
Destroy Good Women-Com.
pares Country to Rome.


Washington, D. c., Aug. 18.-Sen
ator Tillman, showing some of the
old-time vigor that won him the So
briquet of ''Pitchfork Ben," pitchec
into woman suffrage in a Senate
speech today.
1T is a beautiful dream" said he,
''that female suffrage will purify pol
itics. The vital and important thing
for us to consider is the effect or
women themselves. We had better
endure the evils of corruption in pol
itics and debauchery in our govern
ment rather than bring about con-
dition which will mar the beauty and
dim the luster Of the glorious woman
hood to which we have been accus'
toned all our lives.
eve can better afford to have de-
graded and corrupt politics than de.
graded and bad women. To have
both in ever-increasing degree, as
was the case in Rome, would make
the world so unspeakbly horrible as
we'll as so corrupt that good men and
women would disappear from the
face of the earth and civilization
would be blotted out.
II am so thoroughly a concert to
the belief that you cannot touch pitch
without being defiled that shudder
to think of the consequences to the
womanhood of America should suf-
frage become universal, taking in
both sexes and all races. Yet the
experiment is going to be tried, |
fear"
Senator Tillman said the demand of
women for suffrage was growing too
fast to be stopped by "old fogies"
like himself.
II believe woman will improve pol
itics," said he, "but ultimately poll
tics will destroy her as we know her
and love her, and when our good
women are no longer to be found the
doom of the Republic is near"
Senator Tillman included in his
speech vigorous attack upon the di-
vorce evil and referred to the Diggs-
Caminetti white slave cases in Cali
fornia.
'If the California men had our Gus
toms," he cried, "Diggs and Cami-
netti would not be alive now, because
they would have been shot like dogs
and the fathers of the girls they have
ruined would be acquitted almost
without the jury leaving the box. The
unwritten law is the best law to pro-
tect women's virtue that l have heard
Of"
The danger from woman suffrage,
said Senator Tillman, was increased
by the ''cowardice of public men
everywhere. j"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-08-21
Judge Faris Back from Cool
Vacation

jefferson City. NO., Aug. 18.-
Judge C. B. Faris Of the Supreme
Court arrived home yesterday from .
three weeks outing trip in Northern
Minnesota, where he wore an over
coat in the evening and slept under
blankets each night Judge Faris
said that when he started home be
thought the heated term had been
broken, otherwise he would have n
mained where the overcoat and the
blankets are q necessity at this time,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-08-21
Supreme Court Building to be
Painted .---

jefferson City, NO., Aug. 18.-Act-
ing Chief Justice Woodson of the
Supreme Court has awarded the con-
tract for repaintihg and redecorating
the interior Of the new Supreme Court
building to Ross Brothers Of Jeffer.
son City. There was keen eompeti-
ton in the bidding, several St. Louis
and Kansas City firms submitting bids.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-08-21
virginia and Grand
View Pick Ups.

View Pick-Upe.
This section of the county was Wis
tied by light shower Saturday even
ing. 1t did no good except to lay the
dust. Water is very scarce here and
every spring and we'll in the vicinity
is being cleaned out. Some rehaul-
ing water from the river. Many
farmers have been compelled to take
their stock out of the pastures and
feed them.
Mrs. Tom Mccall and Mrs. Lewis
Lent are still on the sick list.
Joe Winery and family Sundayed
with his mother in Amoret.
c. F. Lent and family spent Sun
day at the home of Lewis Lent.
Elsa Roberts moved to Amoret last
week:
Jim Barr assisted Vane Walker
last week in filling his silo.
Miss Shafer of Rich Hill is the guest
of Miss Marjorie Greenup this week.
George Butler and family spent
Sunday at the home of Ike Dawson.
Jim Bridwell and family of Worland
visited at Tom Mccall Sunday.
Fred Brayton and family returned
home from Henry county Tuesday
after a weeks visit with the formers
parents. Mr.. Brayton reports it hot
and dry there.
Bert Makins accompanied Russell
Coulter, who has been visiting rela-
tives here, to his home in South Da-
kota.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson
spent Sunday at Tom Hockett's.
Charley Hackett and Fred Bowman
are helping Warren Ayres dig a we'll.
Several from this community at
tended the ball game between Amoret
and LaCygne, Kansas, at Amoret
Sunday. The game was l8 to 2 in
favor of the Amoret Blues.
Adolphus Payne has returned from
an extended visit with relatives in Ar
kansas.
The Christian Endeavor held So
cial at the home of Clate VOLTS Mon
day night.
T. j. Wheeler from Butler is NOV
ing back to his farm. We welcome
them back to our community.
Geo. Slower and wife and Lew Nc
Call and wife of Harrison county
spent Sunday at the home OF E. T.
Burge.
The members of the League of Vir-
ginia enjoyed a days outing at the
Marais des Cygnes last Thursday.
All report having line time.
Ernest Nightwine and Jim Barr
toured through part of Charlotte town.
ship Sunday evening.
Miss Bertha Short was an Amoret
visitor Monday.
Mrs. Lewis Lent's sister of Kansas
City is visiting her this week.
Mrs. Sam Grimsley and children
are visiting with relatives in Harri-
sonville this week.
Mrs. Lent left Tuesday for her
home in Arkansas City after an ex.
tended visit with relatives and friends
here. She will visit with her sister in
Blue Mound, Kansas, a few days.
Lewis Mccall and wife visited at
John Emery's last Tuesday.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-08-21
I. MISSOURI. THURSDAY. AUGUST 21, 1918.

There was a ball game between the
Worland boys and the married men.
The score was 21 to 13 in favor oi
the men.
Miss Pearl Bush called on Mrs. A.
0. Bendure Thursday.
Mr.. Harley Mullis left Monday
morning for Pittsburg, Kas.
Don't forget about the Bates Coun.
ty Fair this week. We hope to see
all our friends and neighbors there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Berry Of
Kansas City, and Miss Leta Bendure
of Pleasanton, are visiting their
brother, Mr.. Alvia Bendure.
Mrs. Blanche Miller and children
spent Monday with her mother, Mrs.
L. V. Bush.
Mrs. L. S. Miller and Mrs. Cole
spent Monday with Mrs. Click.
Several from WOrland attended
churdh at Mt. Zion Sunday afternoon.
There was crowd from Walnut
Valley attended church at Worland
Sunday night.
Last Thursday night while Mr..
Wrestler was in Pittsburg and his
wife and children were alone, a man
was seen prowling around the house.
Mrs. Wrestler fired one shot after
which he disappeared.
Mrs. Jim Myers from .Denning,
Ark, is here visiting relatives and
friends. AUNTIE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-08-21
Mulberry and Western Bates.

F. A. Gabby returned Tuesday
from a visit at Sigourney, Iowa. He
reported the corn crop badly injured
in that section of the Hawkeye state.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Kelso and two
daughters returned the first of the
week from New Market, Iowa where
they spent two weeks with old neigh
bors and relatives.
There was a large crowd at the
east Mt Zion picnic Wednesday. The
Mulberry Hay Seed band under the
direction of Oscar Harris furnished
the music. This makes five years
that the Hay Seed boys have pleased
these people. If one were to judge
from the we'll filled baskets, there
does not look much like the Kansas
people were expecting famine.
Claude Wallace of Amoret helped
Tom S. Grimsley build cave. Tom
is not looking for a cyclone, just
building storage for mother to keep
the good things in to eat.
Clark Taylor of Linn county Kan
sas was caller at DR.. J. c. Sageser's
Friday.
Herman j. Mayer shipped car of
1918 hogs to the Kansas City market
Wednesday night that topped Thurs
days market. "a February pigs av-
eraged 152 pounds. Herman went
to the City to see that his pigs were
sold right.
Robert Payne who has been en-
ployed by Geo. Rubel the past year
has moved to Amoret. Paul Martin
will work for MIR. Rubel the coming
year.
Arthur and Willie Payne took in
the sights at Butler Saturday.
Ellie Roberts who has lived on the
j. j. Wheeler farm the past two
years moved to Amoret last week.
Fred c. Ewbank and family visited
at Harlan Porter's Sunday.
Rev. G. P. Crebs of Rich Hill
preached at Mulberry Sunday after
noon.
L. A. Williams is helping Tom
Nelson dig a well.
Ross Garren and family are visit
ing relatives over in the Olive Branch
neighborhood.
Rev. Theodore Maschoff left Mon
day for St. Louis on a visit.
The Amsterdam Street Fair has
been called off. RAMBLER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
TURPENTINE TRUST
Is UNDER FIRE

WASHINGTON. -. C.. March IS
Many explanations were demanded TO-
day by members OF the Supreme Court
OF The United States when attOrueN y
for the officers OF the American Naval
stores Company. the ~so-Called "fsIrpeu-
'ine rust" started 10 argue that tho
Sherman antitrust act was unconsti-
t%utional as a criminal act Samuel -
ADAMS. OF Savannah. representing the
company. undertook 10 reply. but final
~ concluded this feature ~ his argi.
ment by referring tn" court 10 his
printed brief
The argument marked the final -.
for ~ the defendants 20 have st
aside their conviction IN mo Georgia
Federal courts ~ violation 90 the Sher.
mar antitrust act. n wls charged
that they 30 depressed the market for
t%ITpcniine and rosin 70 such an eN.
tent that producers were compelled O.
sell a. tremendously low prices Two
~ rho Naval stores Cowr1nys officers.
Spencer = SlOtf.r chairman - re
board a. directors. and j p Cooper
" ers. Vice president. aTe the first
men sentenced 90 imprisonment for
violation ~ Tho statute 10 como before
fhc supreme Court Nn attorney for
'hc officers ~ th" so-calI'd cash rr..
ter trust convicted recently. 10.
DneI fI tho argument today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
TAXlCAB BANDITS
ARE RUN DOW

SEW YORK. March Is -Scyen %
~" eleven mon gathered CO. police
raid last night "a suspected members
OF fhc band of taNicah robbers that
r1rri"d out many bold holdups IN the
last sis months were Identified or
made confessions today They we're
remaud,i for - hours on statements
49, detectives thai aIl of the eleven
V"Vd Do" 90 dpcply iurrimiuatrd by
f0 morrow that none would find U
worth while to deny his guilt.
Ciirf awprC no coufoszOr- wa 10
s'I1 TAYLOR. Who Boosting that he
wa. tl. loader ~ the band. made
statements hat are expected 10 re-
suit 100 further arrests.
According fo 'h" Iolce Taylor told
~ % number of contemplated rob
herice Two az these were o. post
office ubefafions. Several othors
vo-, abandoned because o. the pres
once ~ women clerks. Taylor explain
irr that hts followers had mo- desire
e. ~rfr .|rr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
U. S. STEEL FILE
ANNUAL REPORT

NEW YORK. March 1S-A note
worth feature OF the eleventh annual
report II the United states Steel Cor
poraiion covering tie operations for the
yedr 1912. issued to-day. ~ the chang"
iu the ccrporHt'On'r system of ~hookkcep-
ms Tie total earnings are given a.
sll-9.S4 r.. this being exclusive or
charges for interest Oh bonds and mort
rIE.S e subsidiary companies" In
Y%rcNfris wears total earnings were stat
ed. after his deduction was made. and
tonrur with Htf years balance OF
esrnirgs." which are given as Sos
.isi.Ssi.
These latter figures compare with
siot.3O5.+65. IN 1911.
N"t income for 1912 was f57.o75.?i7.
"a d~ecrease OF Sl.25O.222 from 1911. De
probation and replacement funds
amounted to sss.32+.Ss5. an increase OF
sL5O5. ao" surplus me- income f1I 13l:
was s2.so5.247. - decrease OF t1.o50.e+7.
Expenditures fotalled s@7.54s.437. IN
increase OF S2.-SS1-g These were paid
from funds provided from earn & 10
cover requirements.
ni2 Tor tne Gary plant. f-.GsS.OGs for
-" Minnesota steel plant. fi.S23.oe4 for
IN" Tenresse" coal 4 Iron Company and
eating q total 81 S15.2>7o5s. compared
with similar disbursement Of about
So. 600. 900 in 1911.
In 1912 tie corporation mined ef.scs-
IN 1917 - output 90 ,ok" also was
much larger. likewise It's blast furnace
production and outruf ~ steel iuEutS
Total p~rod.''ion ~ roll"i aIi finished
stee. fUr at" WINS 1t.arc.t19 tom.
against @.f1C2sN tons 500 t9l1
The average number "f rwpioNes i~
-" service - Tie corporation f.r 1fff
vss ecf..nf ss against 1906 ssN ir 1911.
aggr"clfcI SiNt.15i.toc. an Increase az
=. "s-t ~ over 1871.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
MANY MEN ARRESTED
IN THE ARSON CASE.

CHICAGO. March lS.-Wholesaie
arrests of alleged members OF the
arson trust today followed the
issuance ~ los warrants for thirty
men. The warrants. which were
caused 10 be issued by Assistau,
states Attorney Frank Johnson. In.
volv" merchants. fire insurance ad.
Justers and alleged "hrebugs.
Most prominent among those ar
rested was Joseph Clark. a public ad.
Juster. who was held in bonds oi
$4,000 on sixteen warrants lie
previously had been arrested on
charges ~ attempted bribery. arson
and burning 10 defraud. but was 81
liberty on bonds of $4,000.
Immediately after Clark's arrest to.
day his attorney. John r ". Way.
man. applied 80 Circuit Judge Neell
for e writ o. Labcas corpus. The
case was set FOR hearing tomorrow.
benjamin fink. a confessed FIRE
bug. was named in seven warrants
charging ars0n. burning tu defraud
and conspiracy 20 dofraud Israel
Schdfn'r. alias Jacob S%chafncr. a.
legged to D.. another "hrobuC. was
named 90 thirteen complaints.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
DAWN or HEALTH
FOR THE AILING
Wondsful Remedy 10 Restoring
Health 20 Hundreds Who Had
Given Up Hope.
sAPpINo LIFE's VITALITY
No Enjoyment in Life for the Sick
Find Quick and Positive Relief
by Taking "Rhuharai."

Nervous. irritable and having par
or all the sick symptoms OF present
day ailments such ~ pains IN variou,
parts of the body. sleepless nights
poor digestion and constipation with
it, usual accompaniment OF headaches,
gas on h stomach n a languid.
heavy feeling. these symptoms are. in
deed the proof TO sufferers they are
inviting disease by further neglect %
their bodies.
"Rhubaral." the modern remedy for
all Ills due directly OF indirectly "a
stomach trouble has brought a dawi.
OF health once again TO hundreds 90
ailing people since It's introduction
in Wheeling. The novel introduction
Of "Rhubaral" Ia causing much com e
ment and attracting hundreds of peo-
pie TO McI.ain's drug store at the cor
ner OF Twelfth and Market streets.
where the new remedy is being tested
daily by visitors. who obtain "A TIM
glass fun Of this palatable medicine
free OF charge from a special minia-
turc fountain.
Scores and scores who have thus
tested tho remedy have returned otter
in the space Of a an hour and frank
~ stating they have felt better with tn
one lose then taking home with them
one or more fun bottles Of "Rhubaral.'
In this they can make no mistake TO-
lie tltfllAAtAt Ebll III ~ -
money back basis II the buyer is dis
satisfied.
"Rhubaral" seems to digest every
thing ~ touches. hence IL makes good
rich blood. which IN turn strengthens
the whole nervous system. livens NJ
sluggish livcrs. gives new appetite ana
tones mp the who's body in general,
tn" tired worn-out feeling with us
discouraginE mental reaction obtains
almost instant results.
The chief medicinal Ingredient o
"Rhutaral" is made from the Turk
ish RhubHrb' plant grown only In
Asiatic countries. The marvellous
medicinal powers Of this plant Is
krown TO chemists and doctors tn
world over.
McIa!n's drug store ~ the corner
of Twelfth and Market SITS. has the
exclusive genCy for "Rhubaral In
Wheeling.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
HAIR DEALERS
ARE DEFRAUDERS
Antonio muslca and Son Disappear.
Following Their Defraudlns Of
American Bankers.

NEW YORK, March 1s.-Antonio
Musica and his son. Philip. dealers in
human hair. with branches and con
nections all over the world. were in
dicted here this afternoon on a charge
OF defrauding J. & W. Seligman. bank
ers. out OF So 93 by means Of fraudu.
lent invoices. The transaction. Dis
trict Attorney Whitman asserts. is but
one OF many through which the MI
sicas have ~defrauded twenty-five
American and foreign banks out OF
approximately 1000. 900.
Father and son have fed the city.
Detectives to-day expressed the belief
that they are bound for South Ameri-
ca and will be apprehended within -
hours at Key West or New Orleans.
Antonio Musica's daughters. Louise
and Grace. have also disappeared.
On the Fabre line pier here are 2SS
cases OF human hair, consigned by the
Mnsicas to merchants in Europe. This
hair. the Musicas claimed five days.
was OF the finest quality on the mar
ket. They billed il at top figures. and
on the strength of the invoices IL is
charged obtained from bankers here
advances covering the full value of
the cases on at least a portion OF the
shipment. How much OF the $500. 00O
which this shipment is worth. accord
ing to their figures was collected from
bankers. the District Attorney had not
determined this afternoon.
But the cases told a different story
from the invoices when opened. The
entire shipments. experts said. wree
worth about what It would cost 10
haul away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
CAMPAIGN
TO RAISE FUNDS
sEnU-mHIENH1AL coNuBsxoH AZ.
poxNTB CoH2HTTE1.
To sotc1t Funds To Rfnanos Ths 1ts
CelsbnHon Hsrs IN June.

To soiic1t Funds To Finance The Mig
CslsorAeon Hsrs In June
Realizing that a great amount OF
money Will be necessary to successfully
conduct the Golden jubilee and SENT
Centennial celebration TO be held IN this
city In June. the ways and means COM
mittee at n meeting last evening arrang-
Cd for q system g canvass OF Wheeling
for the purpose OF securing funds with
which TO meet tile expenses OF the cele-
h~ration. This campaign for money will
BE- conducted during the week OF March
3l-Aprtl 9. inclusive.
With Chairman Lawrence r. Sands
presiding. an executive meeting OF the
ways and means committee was held
last evening In the board OF trade rooms.
when several matters pertaining TO the
celebration were discussed 1t was esti-
mated that fully $4,000 will be neces-
sary 20 carry on the celebration In this
city. including the entertainment OF
visitors and other expenses. II il estl-
mated that the observance or the SEMI
centennial celebration throughout the
state will cost approximately $4,000.
appropriated $4,000 for this purpose.
Tentative Plans
Plans for the campaign FOR money
were tentatively outlined last evening.
The city was divided into sections and
Members OF the committee agreed TO
ing funds from the merchants. The
campaign will begin honda morning.
March 81. and ~ - believed that the
necessary $4,000 can be raised before
Friday Of the same week.
Members Of the ways and means com
rnittee are: Lawrence +. Sands. chair
man: !. \. Bloch. J.. g. Hearne. A. W.
PAUL. George r. Stifel. Geo. NJ. Shook
". F.. Stone. :. VI. Rice. n. w. McLure
and a. l.. Meyer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
MUSICAL TREAT
Affair Given Last Evening ut Elm
Grove. was Unuguauy
Enjoyable.

WHAT proved - rare musical treat WAS
tie musicale given last evening at the
First NJ. r. church at Elm Grove. under
the auspices OF the choir. The program
was one 81 nUsua excellence
and each number proved a musical gem.
Zach number was heartily eucored and
Ia each instance tAc performers graci-
ousiy responded. In Id1ltton 20 tie
musical numbers by the ladies' orches-
ira and the sol.sts a beautiful piano
dLett was rendered together with "A
humble Of very effectiv. readings. TIE
whole proved an evening OF rare enIoy-
ment AMI tie next event Is heins uatici-
ated with interest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
Bauvood Briefs.

Police court Waz Hr"her hlank last
evening as was IN. tu-fiC shops also.
Martin RYAN. o. ItucsNlle. o.. =
SpeudiIg o. frN daN- with friends anu
relatives n this city.
Afturu.Ns Martin Brown and u Is.
Evans. Of M~ouudsville. were N I'M"
cts Yesterday tTansaciing Itgal ousl-
ess
Y T R%avencraft ~ this ctty. spent
Yesterday On business AT Holloway.
hut Lately 81 Echo Point. IL seriously
Ex sheriff ! y. Alley and eX-Deputy
collecting taxes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19

VOTE TO STRIKE

CHICAGO. March 1N-of asa
swttChmen and switch tenders on nine
teen railroads entering CTicaco. 4.423
have voted to strike unless their en-
ployers meet the demands for time and
i half for overtime and Sundays and
holidays Only goo men voted against
the proposed strike and the remainder
did NOT vote.
This result was tonight
hy \. y. Whitney. vice president OF
the brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmeu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
Obituary
poxnna o-essauls.

INs fHrerHl sci vices over The rtuf ~F
ui Michael blwIIrr VOL known resident
90 MS Citl. whose DEATH ~uccurIeI at
flr IurIr ~ lis aauEnfa.. MTH MiIer
llnrrf .r ffeufrtrfI street NuU4aH
evening wul tr Ieil from fhe place re
Hrufu This morning Hf b. o..... Ef.
uliem El u.usH wHu Co. celebrated from
- Joseph rtfIedrrl 40 % OClnrt ana
l.uNffrF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
BEN

Thu Banks Construction company.
which has the contract Tor the erection
ct tho now SSC.uVO Junction school
building in this city are making rapid
progress ON tn. construction Of the
building. The excavation Tor tho base
mcut OF the building IL rapidly nearing
completion and several teams Will he
put 10 work by the end Of the week. The
stone for the foundation has been shy
ped and will arrive within a very short
iimc and work ON III. foundation VIII
De- immediately started.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
STEAMSHIP
ARRIVALS

NEW YORK. March 1S.-Cleared
steamer Campania. Liverpool. Sailed
Steamers Rotterdam. Rotterdam. kais-
er Wilhelm H.. Bremen.
Cape Race twirelessl-Sighted Steam
sr Awerika. HaInburg for New York.
HaNr--Arriyed steamer EOCham-
beau. New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
Rcheaulls.

Tho bows 81 the local high school base
ban f..u az. holding rshearSals ot their
Ulag to- be- given In the very near future.
The IItN IL orr 81 ShdktsptarS Nprk~
mud ,tch member - taking his part Well.
Tho prIcs eds 81 the anair Will 30 to-
ward fitting the team out with new UNI
forms. bats. balls aud other artSies
team Will hold a meeting in the, very
near future ~ which time all candidates
10 rr-u.afNl - b. nresent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
To Attend Convention

Mos all th" members OF the Nar.sus
SEnJat schools 1T this city are making
rr.uarafions to send big d~el"gationS 10
III" county convention t. h- held at TN"
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN church tomorrow ana
Frida'. several local persons VIII ne
liver addres4cs rud a large delegation
- expected % attend.