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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-20

The Misses Anna and Hoover
entertained a number Of friends last
evening at their home on Spring street:
The evening was spent at music and
games and refreshments were served.
The guests present organized a club
which will be known as the w. WE
Club, and many plans for summer out.
lngs we're suggested by the! members,
who numbered twenty.eight young la
dies. u
Officers were elected as follows:
Miss Anna Hoover, president; Miss
Blake Nelly, vice president; Miss Su.
san Darquenne, secretary Miss Jessie
Arnold, treasurer. :
Misses Jessie, and Ruth Arnold will
entertain the club next week at their
home. on East Park avenue.
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.Entartained Friends.

The Misses :Eugenia and Manic
Clark entertained q number OF friends
last evening at the home. OF their par.
sntss Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Clark,
hearthe Country Club. Music was the
diversion OF the evening and refresh
mentsSwere served. -
The guests were Misses Pauline
Snider, Dorothy sWilderman, Marie
Ho1gh, Josephine Snider, Ruth VIII.
herman. Lulu Brown, Edna ,Warder,
louise Fleming, Lottie Clark, Messrs.
Robert Hawkins, John Dorgaur Donald
Snider, Russell Sturm, Bernard Kin
Rel, Kearsley Hartley, orrin Bell, Paul
ice, Lawrence Russell, Russell Nero
diths Arthur Nelson and George
Boehm.
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Miss Kennedy's Engagement.

Announcement has been made in
Pittsburgh Of the engagement OF Miss
Eliza Kennedy, Of that city, and. Mr.. r.
Templeton Smith, also OF that city,
which. will culminate in a. late fall
wedding. Miss Kennedy will be re-
membered, here as having been a guest
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Black during the residence here of the
latter's niece, Miss Eleanor Cowan.
who was a oolmate of Miss kenne-
dyi at Vassar. ,ss
4 The Pittsburgh Gazette Times gives
the, following account OF the engage.
ment:
Kennedy and r. II empleton Smith, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sample Smith.
of Ellsworth avenue, came as a sur
prise to the guests who; were asked to
Mr. and Mrs. Julian .Kennedy's dance
Monday night at their home in Forbes
street. Mrs. ] ohm o. Miller. president
OF the Equal Franchise Fede OF
Pittsburgh, and a sister Of Miss Kennei
dy, called on several fof the guestssto
give brief suffrage speeches. When
Julian Kennedy was called upon he
made a real suffrage speech by an
nouncing the engageTnento OF his daugh-
ter. Miss Kennedyiis chairman Of the
membership committee of the Equal
Franchise Federation; and lis one Of
the most enthusiastic workers and
for sutfrage In the ederation.
She was graduated from Yassar In
1912, and Isl a member Of the College
Club. Miss Kennedy is also actively
interested In philanthropic work and
is one; OF the volunteer workers in the
Associat tied Chart ies!s Mr.. Smith is a
Cornell man, and is interested In sui.
ftrage. The iengage cement will terminate
In avoiding after cleo elton day In No:
Yember.
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AZ Woman,0 Hall,

The Senior Class OF the Normal
School was host last night to the Jun.
Tor Class at the annual receipt ion Civ.
en- by the graduating class to the
prospective class. The. event was held
at the Woman's Hall and was one OF
splendid sappotntm ents. 81
Ri The officers of the class, Il sslsteds by,
Or. Woodleys and Prof. and Mrs. George
IShafter, Sreceiyed the guests and mem.
,berse OF the q Ass assist ed I'm entertain:
ing during the evening The guests
Included members of the faculty 90
well as members OF the Junior Class:
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Palms and ferns formed an attractive
decoration and spring flowers added
much to the decorative scheme.


Miss Edith Pickett, formerly OF this
city, who has been located in Rich.
mond, California, for the last several
years, has passed successfully com:
petitive examination fora six weelss'
advanced librarians course in the
Uniyersityiof, California; The compile.
ton Of the course will make her eligi-
bic for the position of FIRST librarian in
Carnegie Libraries She has held the
position ,as assistant librarian in the
Carnegie Library at Richmon for sew.
eral years. The examination was
statewide and Miss Pickett was one Of
six to receive the scholarship:
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PERSONALS
People AS They Come
and Go

4 q.
Mr.. Marion Meredith is i'll at his
home on the East Side.
Mrs. E. B. Moore and children,
James and Mary, and maid left this
morning for. Greepsburg, Pa, where
they will spend several weeks with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
JameS Bennett: (
Walton Miller, George T. Watson
and John Mulvehill returned this
morning from a business trip east.
q J. M Hartley and J. HI Rownd return
ed this morning from New FORK; where
they had spent q week on business for
the Hartley store. .sat Is 4 Il
Mrs. Garfield Seal and hildren, Of
hdorgantown, are here, having been
called by. the death Of the formers
aunt; Mrs. Mary Ellen Ridge which
occurred yesterday s,i-f-
Mrs. Ed Miller, of Cassyflle. is I'm
the, city, having ben called by the i'll.
ness and death of her aunt Mrs. Mary
Ellen; Ridge. Mr.. Miller will join her
today. ~ T; u ~ t
Ray. Coughlin, formerlyso this yictn.
lily, who has been located in Van Blu;
rem, Ark, for several years, has re.
turned there after a visit with rela-
tives, In this city. "a b
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Villains and
children, who had been guests at the
home Of Mrs. illiams' parents, Mr..
and Mrs. sB. +. ERamage have returned
toitheirs home in Clarksburg.
Miss. salIie Newell, of Mannilgtons
spent tyesterday I'M the city. rs
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray 0uppett, of Glarks:
burg; have returned to- Glarksburg at.
ter a brief visit with friends In the
city. /. KS, N l
Mrs. 8. g. sSherrard; of this city, and
Mrs. M. Sherrard, Lofl Newark. Ohio, are
the guests OF relatives in Clarksburs.
Roy Stewart. of Manning ton was
a business visitor IN the city today.
Mr. and Mrs. George Waters, Of
Fafrmont, arrived here YESTERDAY to
spend portion of their hone!moon
with Mrs Sarah Barlow and Miss
Jennie Barlow, of Avery street. Alter
Ia few days visit here they; will leave
for Pittsburgh where hey VIII visit
relatives. ersburg State Jour;
mall
q, Z, frl,,y, tiar5l z n,vs ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-20

Mrs. George Price was the Honor
guest at a surprise party last evening
at her home on Maple avenue, the
event having been arranged Iby her
friends in honor of her birthday ami.
yersary. Games and music were diver
sions Of the evening and retreshment
were served. About forty, guests were
nresent Sls - Z II, 4+e $50 Ne n
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-20

Tie Sophomore Glass of the Fair.
mont High School, which has been
iafned the "A. I. B. Fleming, Jrs class,
yin be guests Of honoriat the Country
.sinb tomerrow,s when their sponsor,
Nr Fleming and wi fel will entertain
Il IN al afternoon vent, followed by
timer "a the evening;
Ttie guests will leave the city on q
speciaf cat az $40 lock for the club
md dinner viii he served OF $3.50!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-20

Mrs. ]. H. Abbott was honor guest
ast evening at a dinner at the Manley
Hotel, the event having been arranged
In celebration OF her birthday ami,
versary by employees of the hotel. The
guests included relatives and intimate
friends.
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Movie Party.

Mrs. Ernest Mccoy entertained at q
movie party last evening at the Grand,
complimentary to number OF her
friends whose birthday anniversaries
were yesterday. Following the show.
the guests were entertained at the
Mccoy home on Locust avenue
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lE:n,,tI,ellIr.talin,e,,', ctub.

Mrs. Arthur Brown was hostess to
the Young Married Women's Club at
ef home on Diamond street yesterday
afternoon. The guests were entertain
ed at needlework and tempting re.
freshments were served.
Mrs. Guy Cochran will entertain
the club at the next meeting, two
weeks from yesterday.
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nouncing the birth of a son to Mr..
and Mrs. Roger Austin Wilson, nee
Cassidy, on Tuesday, April goth, at
their home at Christobal, Panama.
He has been named John Roger VIII
son and tipped the scales at eight
pounds and nine ounces.
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To3celebrate Anniversaries.

M and Mrs. NJ. E. Miller, Of this
citys and Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed, of
Wheelipg, will celebrate their wedding
anniversaries on Sunday at the home
ok Mr.! and Mrs. Reed in Wheeling.
kfr. Reed sand Mrs. Miller are brother
md sister. Mrs. B. F. Reed and daugh-
len, MRS. Miller and little Miss Mary
Moore fller, went to Wheeling today
md viii Joined on Sunday by Mr..
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-20

Mrs. George NJ. Alexander and Mrs.
James A. Meredith viii entertain at
auction bridge on Tuesday afternoon
ttthe Country Club. Invita- tons were
issued yesterday-by telephone.
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E;NLfDii]IElsAVORERS MEET
IN2CHICA GO JULY Z

4 The TIL nth world and the 27th In:
iternati onal q Christian End ayor Con:
yenfion win be held Inv Chicago July
q TO 10 inclusive. Vest Virginia VII
'be ven represented at this eenyea;
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Fast Side News
Elected oHieero.

The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety Of the Diamond Street NJ. q.
Church met yesterday afternoon at the
parsonage and elected the following
officers: President, Mrs. Miles Prick
EFT; vice president Mrs. e. NJ. Cox;
secretary, Miss Amanda Conwell ;
treasurer, Mrs. Alice, Sattertleld ;saas
sistant treasurer, Mrs. Margaret Sat
terrified. as
1. After the election Of officers Rev. J.
b. Workman read selection from
Tin Red Mans Land" The society will
meet the second Wednesday, in June
at the home of Miss Amanda iConwell'
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entertained n, II Club.

Mrs. Arthur Brown was hostess to
they. M w. Club yesterday afternoon
at her home ION Diamond street. "A
large number of the members were
present and spent a very enjoyable
afternoon with needlework. Choice
refreshments were served. Mrs. Guy
Cochran will entertain the club on
Wednesday, June 2. Il s.i
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-20
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. S. 8
Jenkins on Morgantown avenue.
.PeEannaln

II Personais,
Miss. Leila Steele. o. MorgsntoTn
spent Sunday In this city.
Miss Maude jenkins has gone 4
Salem, HE..ssYa, 70 visit relattges.
Miss Agnes Greases and Miss Ken
n.y. OF FairvieW; were guests Of Mrs.
c. T.. Cordray Syesterday
Mr. Glenn Afnett Spent yesterday aL
Barrackvfl1e.
Miss Helen Holmes OF Bolton street,
who has beepsq quite Sick, Is able to be
out.
Mrs. Conklej Of Locust avenue, wna
the guest OF Mrs. Vest on State street
yesterday.
Mr.. Charles i. eordraN OF state
street, who has been employed IN Lin,
coin county for seyeral weeks, has
returned home.
II Miss Minnie Belle Polling left this
evening for few days visit at her
home near hilippf
dry rubber 4sponge is excellent
for cleaning wooden materials. They
should be laid nat aud tho sponge
swept over tfam brisitly. care being
taken TO rub he wrong side OF the
nap:
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The,y xviii number more than one hum


bred.
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ASNsW8s son. 4
csidsswere5 received here todEy an:
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ssys money Buy 5lsFd my We. g
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Mrs Gonkle, Of Locust avenue. was
/ the guest Of Mrs. West on State street
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VIC. T.9U.

IA. business meettn& OF the W. g. y:
tU.Swillf be held Friday evening at the
Diamond Street NJ. ( 2! Church. The
oftlcerBIo the Central Union will meet
with the local union at this time and
each member urged to be present:
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Interesting Meeting.
"a very Undressing Meeting OF the
Foreign Missio naryt Society OF the
First N. p Church was held yesterday
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20

and William Rae, Clarence Jackson
and Chas. 1Natwick formed very
musical violin trio. The Girls Chorus
of fifty voices, with Daisy Thorn
ton and Bernice Gill as soloists was
inspiring and the closing scene with
all the actors on the stage was inn
pressiYe and beautiful.
The interpretatiYe dancing by Mil
area Mackinnon was an unusual
,reat, as it is not often in a small
,own that such dancing is given. The
dances were classical and they were
Interpreted by the dancer in a beauh-
iuI manner. Miss MacKinmon's love
Iy costuming combined with her Hgh
airy dancing made one think OF the
fable days when dryads and nynphs
spOrted themselves in the groves and
woods. Miss GibsOn's accompanb
mentS for this work was specially
fine. The music was classical anG
in keeping with the spirit of the dan
ces.
Tie performers and all those who
took part are entitled to a great deai
of credit and the ladies in charge
want each to know how apprecia7
tive they are Of their efforts. A
performance will be given again to-
night.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20

Lloyd Pitts of Centervf7o. iowa.
is in the city a guest at the 7 n
Peak home.
f. S. Woodwork Of PittsvilI6 was
in the city Tuesday in attendal =
OF the delinquent tax sale.
FOR SALE-A handsome rubber
tre top busy also a run about
Cheap if taken at once. W
Hon. A. H. stange of Merrill Wis
tied in the city yesterday at the
Il. w. Ellis and Ray Rogers homes.
c. L. Osborne lett this morning fer
AIIw auEee where he has secured "a
position ON the Milwaukee Senu-
mel.
Mrs. claire Confaire and oscar
Crotteau are spending the week at
Alma Center holding sales for the
Johnson & Hill co.
Mrs. L. c. smith has some to lLadI-
SOL TO visit with her Granddaughter,
Mrs. John Davies formerly Miss Flo-
renee ATpin of this city.
Il. 1. RtpIfnger Of Milwaukee repre-
senting the Milwaukee Mechanics
and North Western InusraEce coL
panies is in the city making an al
5ustment of the stock OF the West
Side Paint store which was damagea
during the fire in the MacKinon
building a week ago.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20
HUGE CARNIVAL
FRIDAY, MAY 28

An immense carnival will be CIV
en- by the High School Students un=
der the supervision Of H F. Brown.
athletic director, at the High school
grounds on Friday afternoon, May
Is. This is something new in this
city. If this carnival meets with the
4uccess that has attended similar
ones in other cities, it viii be some
thing to talk about
The features of the carnival will
be gymnastic exhibitions, free for
all races lean mans race, fat mans
race, thread and needle race for
married couples, sack races. a
pie eating contest, horse races on a
track, for local horses.
Suitable prizes will be given TO th>
E-uners in each event.
A track meet for the Grade schools
viii be another feature. 1t has
been arranged to have at least a
half holiday on, this day and make
this carnival what it ought to be
a big success.
The grounds will be fixed up a1d
there VIII be booths and tents, toy
balcons, sQuawkers, canes, pop corn,
candy Leanuts and red lemonade and
also hot dogs. IL fact it viii be a
regular oIu fashioned carnival where
everyone Will have a good tim witch
some mode II ideas thrown in for
good measure.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20
FORMER
LOCAL WRESTLER
NOW CHAMP

Bob Friedrich, formerly Of NekOOsa
and known in the wrestling world
under the name of Ed Stranger"
Lewis was given the decision over
Zbyszko in a bout held in Wheeling,
w Va, short time ago.
Lewis went on the mat weighfgu %. .
pounds and the first bout went one
hour and five minutes when the Pole
began using dirty work and the
bout was stopped Sbyszko was on
the defensive near the edge of the
mat and Lewis was reaching for a
toe hold, just as the referee put
his hand on Lewis back to move the
Wresters to the middle Of the mat,
the Pole reached up and slugged
Lewis on the jaw. The two big men
stood up and exchanged waIIOps un-
til stopped by the referee. After a
ten minute interim ssion, they went
on the mat again and after ten min
utes Of wrestling, although repeat
edIy warned, Zbyszko began slugging
again. The police broke into the a
rena and stopped the bout, the re-
feree giving the match to Lewis on
his showing and on fouls committed
by Bbyszko. Lewis claims that by
getting this decision he becomes the
champion heavy weight wrestler o.
the world
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20
"MOTHER"

We don't chnOw who George Edward
Jackson is, or was, but we are priH,
ing an article We saw credited to
him the other day that proves that
his heart is in the right place ana
we take pleasure in reproducingwhat
he says:
Every day is mothers day. We
never knew a day without mother,
and thank God, We never shall, back
as TAR as memory carries US We
lind her. She is the first person
We came to know. Her voice was
the first We heard iDthe morning
and the last we heard at night.
As We grew through boyhoOd anG
girIhood, she was always there;
there to wipe away the tears, to
pick the thorns from our fingers, to
mend our torn garments, to cook
for Us, wash for Us, and pray for
US.
When We left the old home, hers
was the last face we saw as we
turned the bend in the road Sn,
stood shadowing her tear dimmed
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

Resolved by the directors Of the
Wisconsin Cranberry Sales Company,
in session this fifteenth day Of May,
Nineteen Hundred and Fifteen, that
the sympathy Of this association be
extended to the daughters, brother,
and sisters of our departed member
and Secretary, Honorable John A.
Gaynor.
We recognize in the loss Of Mr..
Gaynor,, that our association has
lost its firmest supporter and its
best friend, in fact the father and
founder Of the Sales Co., whose kind
Iy efforts in our behalf for the past
twenty years have added much to
our success. We shall all miss his
kind and unseIfish cooperation. 1tu
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20
PRETlTI0N FOR LEO M. FRANK
BEING CIRCULATED

A petition asking the governor OF
Eeorgia 10 extend executivs cIemency
N the case Of Leo. M Frank, who
was convicted OF murder and whose
1ase has aroused the whole country
5 .being circulated il this city. The
petition was gotten out by Joseph
Steinberg and already there are
early live hundred signatures on
il.
The list Of signatures includes the
county Judge, the district attorney,
many prominent members Of the bar
business and professional men ana
men in all walks OF life.
Petitions similar TO this are being
circulated in various parts Of the
country and these petitions signed
by hundreds Of thousands Of men al
over his country will be preseateE
70 the governor Of Georgia askire
for clemency and suspension
the execution Of Frank.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20
CONSIDERED
A joke
NONE OF THE BUSINESS men
WOULD STAND FOR SUCH
A THING

The report that the city authorities
mad decided 10 plant a Iarge post
ia lhe center OF Vine and Second
streets. about tour feet high, with
an eighteen inch base, is a good one
Iii tile other daily paper. Such an
obstruction i'll the most busy part
OF our city would be the means OI
more harm than good Furthermore
Tie business interests OF The city
would seriously object to such an
obstrutiou. I'm discussing the mar
teI III The business meeting Mon
uay uIgLJ ID resolution was passed
20 the Mayor ana Common Council
obJectiLg 10 any such procedure on
The part Of the city. II was the sen
eraI opinion that thecity authorities
really 1lu not intend any such seri-
Gus obstruction.
Inquiry mas developed the 1act
that neither Tie mayor or the Fire
ana Police Commission knew any
,hiLg about The proposed post. Where
such unreliable information comes
from is pretty much a mystery. Such
misstatements are what lead people
TO remark that ii is only Dewspa-
/ per talk while as a matter Of fact
/ real newspapers are trying always
TO set facts and deal in facts alone
and not in rumors or what they per
souaIly would like to have brought
about.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20
WHAT DO YOU DO
WITH COMPLAINTS"
From Printers InF New York.

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Nj. I. L. l." ElgAe VINO comes "
tL.o 1ll1uLe u41 7o' 1 ~ -l-9 : s7-0- -
LLs0ue Commission III " ''9ll1-1S Oon'
N,Iph the LuIeaU o. Corporations
Of me department OIL Commerce,
merged IuOo uDe Trade commission
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20
DEATH Of HUGH
GOGGINS, SR.

Word reached this office Tuesday
afternoon, May 18. 1915, at five o.
clock that day that our respected
townsman, Hugh GOggins, had just
passed away at his family residence
on Oak st. from heart failure. While
he has been weak and poorly for
some time no one considered his con
dition necessarily serious. Mr..
Goggins was 70 years, 10 months
and IL days old when he died. He
was a highly respected citizen and
had retired from business several
years ago.
He leaves wife and several
grown up children to mourn his
death. /
The funeral services will take place
Friday morning from the home at
9 80 O'Clock and at Catholic church
at 10. Rev. VIM. Reding officiating.
Burial in Calvary cemetery.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20

About twenty members Of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers associa-
.cn met in monthly session at the
EiEs' CIuB House, Monday evening.
a variety OF subjects were discussed
aha sGgelaI resolutions passed. Z.
!. Morning ,Ou, PresiutI.t, ana Ger
TIA trIJzsLger, secretary, were pres
llgu anu olulla.,tO. 1 Le minutes OF
the last regular meeting were reau
sllI approved.
Ine suUJeut OF adv cruising was aus
cusseo aL ltLgtL ana It was The u
Lammous opinion oil these present
that when tie officers ana secIet
colu1uitee saw ut 10 turn down any
a4ye~usng scheme that they declUeu
Nas not HsltHy OF ben IciaI thaC ali
members should refuse 10 patronize
il whether local OF otherwise. Mem
DeIs are requesteC TO call up Secre
taIy whenever IN doubt.
The matter OF dosing on Decora-
zion or Memorial Lay was decided
e. IN la1or OF closing On Monday
from 9 O'Clock in The morning until
1 lIcck in the Afternoon as ar as
it as possible. The meatmarkets ana
grocery stores might be obliged to
keep open longer to accommodate
customers. 1t would aid matters grea.
y if every body would provide on Sal
urday for their wants Sunday anal
Monday so that no deliveries wouLo
BE- necessary to be made onM on
day. Reader, VIII you GO this
Geo. f. La BOur made a report TO