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Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-19
1 LEGISLATURE FORCED ID
 REMAIN
Through Action of Labor Mem bers the Legislature Will Be Forced to Another Weeks Ses sion in Phoenix.
LAND CODE IS THE
 REASON ASSIGNED
Senate May Be Faced With ouo- rum on Account of the Depart ure of Many Members to Their Homes.

PHOENIX, June 1SZLabor mem
 bers of the House. at tho urgent in.
 stigation of the local labor council,
 were able to stand on an adjourn ment of the session at leas. until next week when they delayed today, until just prior to adjournment. permitting the land code to go to conference. 1t was finally sent there with ClaypooL Flanigan and Goodrich House mem- bers. and Goldwater. Campbell and Martin for the Senate, but the com mittee had not been named until af- ter the Senate had given up hope Of the House acting on the matter and had adjourned over until Monday.
 Prior to adjournment the Senate passed the Golfer irrigation district bill and indefinitely postponed the Cochise county sheriff salary bill, both actions being taken by an un. vote. The House passer the county division bill by a vote of twen- ty to eight. and the miners hospital bill by a vote Of twenty to Lines and Buchanans no. A short time was spent by the House on the Rhinehart prohibition bill and went far enough 70 indicate that this bill would be adopted or no brll passed which would make exemptions on prosecu- ions under the prohibition amend nent.
 Many members of the Senate are in condemning the action ,f the House in delaying the consider .tion of the land measure in order to orce the Senate into a lengthy legis- 1 atiye program and there is a possi. ! )ility that unless the House changes ! ts plan of action the Senate will not De able to meet on account Of no luorum. Seven members have left 1 or their homes tonight but indicated ! hey would return Monday but only | 70 remain a limited time.
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GERHARD IN BERLIN.

BERLIN, June 1S-Dr. Anton Mey. CT Gerhard, here with messages from the German ambassador in Washing ton, bearing on the German-Amer- ican situation, had a two-hours' con ference with Dr. Alfred Zimmerman, under secretary of foreign affairs and Count Montgeas, head of the Amer ican section of the office. Gottlieb won Jagow minister of foreign affairs, participated in part of the elibera- tions. The nature of Orchards re- port " as not isclosed b ut after he conference Zimmerman e Xpressed himself as thoroughly atished with the prospects of he a micable settle ment of the German-American dini- .culties
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MANY STORM VICTIMS

KANSAS CITY June 1S.-Reports of the storm which swept sections Of the southwest continued to reach here tonight bringing news of additional deaths and further property damage. Up to midnight there were l9 known dead. Streams in many sections con tinued to rise.
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CENTRAL STORM TAXES LARGE TOLL
 OF SEVENTEEN LIVES; ABATING
Floods, TornadoeS and Rain Rain Claim Heavy Penalty in Missouri, Kansas and 0kIaho- ma; Hope for Abatement.

KANSAS CITY, June 1S.-Sev- lnteen lives were lost, a score of per sons injured and property damaged estimated at a quarter of a million dollars done by a terrific wind, hail and electrical storm which centered in Missouri and Kansas last night, and early today. A heavy fall of rain, ranging from two to five inches turn ed many small creeks which anect the district into turbulent streams which extended water over the low lands and sent rivers, to which they are tributary, on rapid upward spurts. Tonight at all points in the Kansas river valley, along the Missouri riv- CT from Kansas City to Jefferson City are in possession of government warnings of impending floods. The list of deaths from the storm follows Richmond. Mo. Mrs. Arthur Coyey, and small child killed when their home was demolished by tor nado Mrs Mary Bell aged sixty, strlck by lightning. West MorelSzd, Kansas, Chas Morris, his son and John Gunther drowned when a gaso. herline motor car was swept into a creek by a sudden rush of water. Oneaga, Kan, five members Of the family of Jno Burges, a farmer killed when a tornado demolished the Bur ges home. Nevada, Mo, Mrs Ger trude Knau, aged eighty, lost her life when the house was demolished by a tornado Latour, Mo, Mrs. Alma All man, killed when the wind swept her home away. Montrose, Mo, an un- identified infant killed by the wind storm Wamego, Kan, Gene Mich ols. a farmer, struck by lightning.
 SiXty-fve cars were blown from the F1sco tracks in the yards a, Fort Scott, Kan. One was work train in which track laborers were living. !. Three were injured. Local Weath- CT observer Conner said the flood con ditions in the Blue, Republican and Solomon river valleys in Kansas were serious although he was hopeful the streams would be able to carry away the tremendous volume of water The situation is most dangerous at Clay Center where [ he Republican is hurl- ing a great mass of water against the dikes that protect the lower section of the city
 l GOLTRY, Kan, June 1S.-Mrs. Car rie Ford was killed by a tornado which demolished her home.
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TAKE RUSSIAN TOWN

VIENNA, June 1S.-Austro-German troops occupied the Russian town of Tarnowgrod and the heights north Of Krezow. Russia. according to the ofi- cial bulletin tonight
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AUSTRIAN SCOUTS BUSY

ROME. June 18.-"Austrian scouts and destroyers bombarded and slight ly damaged the coast railroad near Fano, also Pesaro on the Adriatic." !" says an official bulletin. "1hey also damaged houses in Pesaro and Rimt %
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MAYToRENA BENDS TRooPs

NOGALES. June IS. - Maytorena dispatched $50 troops to the Yaqui valley This gives rise to the reports that the Villa leader intended to op- pose the landing of American mar ines from warships. but Maytorena merely stated the troops were being sent to protect the bean crop.
 Representatives of 27 pueblos and colonies in Sonora, conferred with Maytorena on the subject of protest against the Yaqus The men of these towns, who SO far have not joined factions, announced they would fight the Indians They lack arms while the Yaquis are joining and de. serting successive groups of the fac tional leaders and have accumulated
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CAPTURE coLoNsps DAUGHTER

BERLIN, June 1S.-Among the iri- soners taken by General Von Mack enzen's army during the lighting in Galicia was the daughter of a Russian Colonel She was dressed iu the uni form of a one year volunteer and had been fighting in the ranks
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AusTRlANs STRENGTHENED.

VERONA, June 18.-The Austrians have SO strengthened their forces that they are taking the offensive both from the Mori and Roverete against the Italians camping at Breutonice and at larrayal. also in the Arsa val ley. The result of the fighting Is still in doubt.
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aRYAN PEAcE CANDIDATE

BOSTON, June ls.-Former repre-. sentative Whitfield Tucker announced he would run for governor as candi- date of the Bryan Peace Democratic Party"
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BATTLESHIP ARIZONA MEETS THE
 WATER AT BROOKLYN TODAY
Water and Champagne to Be Used in Christening Uncle Sam'S Newest Sea-Fighter; ArizonanS Attend.

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Over the protest of Anna Gordon of Chicago, president of the w. C. T. U.. it was decided today that in the christening of the superdreadnought Arizona to- morrow, at the New York navy yard. boh wine and water will be used Governor Hunt and the launching par ty from Arizona called on the presi- dent and Secretary Daniels today and cleared away all doubt about this point
 A carboy of water from the RoOse- welt reservoir will be dashed against the side of the fighter and bottle of wine will be smashed on the prow
 The bluejackets think there must be punch back of the guns, SO we think the Arizona must be christened with punch" said Governor Hunt.
 President Gordons wire to Secre- tary Daniels of the navy was as fol lows:
 Women Protest.
 The National w. C. T. IT.. with 500,OOO members believes you will exert all possible influence against the use Of alcoholic liquor in the christening of the Arizona"
 Governor Hunt and party arrived here this morning Senator Ashurst accompanying them to the President and secretary of the navy. After they had had an automobile ride around the city they left at l2:3O o'clock for New York
 10000 Guests.
 At New York all arrangements for the launching have been made. and naval officials, with invited guests. are gathering for the event At least 20,0OO guests from New York will at tend and the launching will take on the air of a big festival The hope is entertained that President Wilson win be able to see the launching. Secre- tary Daniels is expected also Assist ant Secretary Franklin D. Roosevelt Admiral Fletcher and his staff, Ad- miral Dewey and Governor Whitman.
 California Next.
 As soon as the Arizona takes the water the keel will be laid for the still greater superdreadnought. Califor nia, which is also to be built at the local yard. The Arizona is the fourth of the great battleships built in New York the others having been the old flagship Connecticut, the dreadnought Florida, and the superdreadnought New York. The Arizona will be en- tirely completed and ready to take her place in the battle fleet by next spring.
 Work Is Hurried
 The work on the new American war vessels is being pushed to the
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GOLTRY, Kan, June 1S.-Mrs. Car rie Ford was killed by a tornado which demolished her home.
 JOPLIN, Mo-, June 1S-The two yearold daughter of Frank Doss was drowned in swollen creek near her home.
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NEW YORK CITY Electrolytic, 20.2s Co 20.5o. Silver 49 1-s. Copper, dull,
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The work on the new American war vessels is being pushed to the
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
JUNIORS FETE
SENIOR CLASS
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR HEID LAST
NIGHT At TRiADEIPHlA
HIGH SCHOOL
Banquet Served Graduates and Mem
bers % Faculty BY undercIass-
men-Brief Speeches

The week OF events IN connection
with the closing Of the Triadelphis
district schools was formally opened
last night when the members OF the
Junior class OF the Triadelphia District
High school entertained the members
OF the senior class with a banquet
The members OF the faculty were also
present The banquet was held IN the
auditorium OF the school building NJ
Edgington Lane. and a full course din
ner was served clifford Gotta pres
ident of the Junior class. presided as
POSTMASTER.
The banquet han was very beauti-
fully decorated in the junior class col
ors-pink and green-vhile the table
was decorated In the senior class col.
ors-purple and vhite-with violets
intermingling-
Brief addresses were delivered by
Clifford Colts. president OF the junior
class: Clyde Powell. president OF the
senior class; Superintendent S. 8. ia
cob. Jr.. Allan Mckee. Fred Houston.
Henry McLain. Mildred Springer.
Elizabeth Saver. Katherine Wood.
Virginia Atkinson and Blanche Stor-
er. The event proved a decided sue
cess and was greatly enjoyed by all
present. Due credit must be given TO
the members OF the committee on ar
rangements. composed OF Elsie Nc
Causland. Bertha Cox and Helen
Wood. for the excellent manner in
which the AFFAIR was carried out.
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For Mrs. sehenk.

Another of the pretty AFFAIRS OF the
week will be at the home of Mrs.
Edward Schenk this afternoon on
Maple avenue, Woodlawn from. two
until five o'clock. This will be mer-
~ company, doing the honors for Mrs.
Fred Schenk, a recent bride. and will
number fifteen guests. Sewing will
provide q few hours occupation and
the serving Of perfectly appointed
luncheon completing the pleasant az
teTnoOn.
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progressive domino game. The guests
included the following:
Misses Fannie Canoe. Elsie Appel.
Catherine Yuss. Gertrude Yahnke.
Bertha thinner, Lena Neidermeyer.
Minnie Willie. Adele Gibbons. Lena
thinner. Bertha Sonderman. Hannah
Else. Dora Willie. Regina Rose. Lil-
liam Debold. Sadie Debold. FTeda De
bold and Inez Debold.
Messrs, Carl Blessing, Philip Roe.
Pat Mcfarland. Arthur Eberling. Jo-
seph Plenty. Edward Delaney, Harry
Morris. George PAUL. Otto 1ppie.
August Willie. Fred Lorentz. Amei
Schrader. James Myers, Alfred Fish
er. Earl Morris. Harry McLain, Frank
Lewis, Mrs. Debold and Mrs. Willie.
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PARTY
AT STRATFORD
MASQUERADE DANCE OF cHiL
oREN a DELIGHTFUL
FEATURE.
Mother Goose chsrsetsrs Rep-esented
o. Miss Patterson's class.
Other Social News.

All the tabled nursery folk miracu-
lously came 20 life last night when
Misc Eleanor Patterson closed her
dancing classes for the season with q
masquerade dancing party at the
STAFFORD II vas a evry jolly coca
sion and one that viii live IN the
memory OF the little folks for many
a long. long day. Mrs. Potts played 4
program OF all the new and popular
dance selections in a way that winged
their feet All the costumes were ar
tistic and all the followers OF Mother
Goose were there. disporting them
selves In way that would have de
lighted her heart Those participating
were:
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kirkwood May Party.

Nearly 300 children took part In
the May festival OF the Kirkwood
school in bridgeport yesterday Miss
Mary n. Kennedy. superintendent OF
music. had charge OF the a&nge
ments, which were beautifully carried
out, the children showing the results
OF their splendid drill rehearsals
The large crowd present voiced their
appreciation OF the entertainment. the
folk dances OF the different nations
receiving much applause. and Miss
Kennedy unstinted praise for the per.
lection OF the entire affair.
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Y. W. c. a. Notes

Mrs. Welty. superintendent OF the
Deaconess Home. Will speak at the
association building Sunday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock. The Young Women's
class Of the Fourth Street NJ. f.
church will be hostesses.
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TO The PUBLIC

A desperate effort is being made to
convince the voters that a vote for the
Smith filtration bond Issue ls the only
way to get pure and clear water.
This In not so. Defeat the Smith
filtration bond Issue Of 100000 and
we can have clear and pure water at
a cost Of not more than s175,ooo
This 10 the question 20 be decided
to-day.
Do you want 10 throw away
S4e5, DOOR
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The young lady across the way
says the new catcher must be a fine
player as she saw In the paper that
almost every man who got on first
base while he was behind the bat
went right on down to second.
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NIlsses
Burkhart KaIbi,zer

Last Wednesday evening Miss Julia
kalbitzer became the bride OF Mr. Jo-
seph Burkhart, the wedding taking
place a. the Cathedral residence. The
bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Otto kalbitzer Of the South Sida The
groom Is engaged in business in the
East End. where Mr.. and Mrs. Burk-
hart will reside after the first of Tunc
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Miss Freda Debold was the hostess
Wednesday evening at her home for
a pleasantly arranger party honoring
Miss Minnie Willie. Music. games and
dancing happily passed the evening
and all enjoyed the charming course
luncheon served. Miss Willie received
several gifts. among which was very
handsome bracelet. Trophies were
awarded the high contestants in a
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The Kahn Club win open its season
with a dance. Tuesday evening. MAY
90. az Mozart Park. followed by one
Thursday. June 3. and Thursday. June
~. for which invitations have been
issued. Dancing win M tho hours
from 3 10 1880. with Bachman'a OF.
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Miss HaskIns EntertaIns.

Thursday evening Miss Edna Has
kins entertained at her home. 1898
Eoff street. with an elaborate party.
The main diversion OF the evening
was dancing. At a late hour dainty
refreshments were served. The fol
lowing were present:
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Entertained with Dinner.

Mrs. Charles Morris. OF Thirty-third
street. was the hostess Wednesday
evening TO a number OF her friends
at a tureen party. An elaborate menu
was served. including all the delica.
cies OF the season. Covers were laid
for sixteen, and an enjoyable even.
ing followed the dinner. The guests
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chestra furnishing the catchy dance
tunes.
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Misses
Nurses Entertain.

Thursday evening the senior and
junior nurses of Haskins hospital en-
tertained the Ave graduates with
dainty luncheon. The dining room
was prettily decorated in their class
cOlors of Old Gold and Blue. The fol
lowing were preeent.
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Island Literary.

The postponed meeting OF the Isl.
and Literary Club will be held Tues
day. May IS. al the home OF Mrs.
Downing. on Indiana street. with
whom last Tuesdays meeting was 10
have been held. The program ar
ranged for the former occasion will
be enjoyed. as follows:
The Belgian Courts and Society
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MANY DONATIONS
Solicited b Board Of Managers Of Won.
for Aged ana Frfendlsss Womsn,
on MAY "a

40 the Home for the AGED and Friend
less Women. ON Thirteenth street. their
snnual Donation day viii take place
This day % is horcd viii be- the best
d1L alton day they have ever had
donations NJ huuHrhnld linens fruits
aimed F1udg etc. and there ia q ape-
rlal need ~ blankets. sheets. pillow
cases. spreads. and table linens are ask
There ere on irm1tee. four hei1iess-
making family off II
Tho Home ia Ernf uu tr voluntary
ruhacrIrUnn ard fnn board ~ rnannrora
Hgull lie fu thank fhe Ecrv generous
friends Tor fnNir support fn the rnaf
The different church societies from
me baptist. Zane street Thomson
'nrisuau. German Methodist and Lufh-
rrnn rNurHIrH hold WHrfiurr rnrn
month. as 40 Ia impossible for many I'd
The ladies fn get out
This day la hrirht SPOT in the lives
of those who make THE their home
and Hn Invitation ir given o. nU f1.
share In fnIa privilege
ON thia daF Miss iva Ercrfrr viii
finE in The afternoon ard evening ard "a
very large attendance d. rrnr.frf
Board o. Edanarers
The board or manaEers are ns follows.
p rauil urn ffifdrafh
Thomas Carr M a. fra.r
U a. frauEhllI1 a. I..rInrrr
A. J. Clarke Mrs. Somehow
TIT y Jones has TrlsHcu
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One On oasey.

Clancy was chuckling
What's tho Joker" asked Mooney.
why. casey just bet me ten dollars
he could shoot n peanut OFF me he'd
with shotgun"
What's funny about thatr'
II took him up because I know he'll
miss it"-Iudge
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CANDY MAKING
viii Be Demonstrated at Entertain
ment to Be Given in Wesley
M. {. Church.

The Queen Esther circle Of Wesley
NJ. r. church will give a musical and
literary entertainment in the lecture
room Of the church on Thursday even
ing. May 20. al 7:45 p. m. Admission.
"a silver Offering"
AT the close OF the entertainment
refreshments will be sold.
special feature OF the evening
will be candy demonstration. Some
very choice CONNECTIONS will be on
sale and also recipes for making
same.
The program Is as follows.
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New Jersey capitalists will estab-
lish fox breeding ranch.
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With the breath OF springtime IN
the afr the Country club r. fast en-.
tering on fits popular regime OF lunch.
cons. dinners and dances. Among the
attractive events will be the luncheon
in compliment to the Misses Martha
and Estehe Ward OF New York city
charming cousins OF their hostess
Mrs. T. s. Riley OF Fifteenth street
Bridge will be enjoyed the remainder
OF the afternoon following the lunch
con. for which covers will be laid for
the following:
fiisses.
Bertha Ward. Bess Matthison.
Estelle Ward. Genevieve Ewing,
Katherine Gilbert. Grace Mccoy.
Mesdames.
Bates McClain. James y. Taney II.
Wheeler Bachman, T. S. Riley.
Charles Sheridan.
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l. p. sands Friend Cox
a. Esertcr VIM Stifel
Earl Hamilton Ralph Klins
J. II. Littell fred Faris
Misseai
hettie ~ List Agnes Wilson
ne.le Mendel Virginia Miller
ABBY brown Martha Irwin
Elda Hubbard
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To one can Of tomato soup in It's
condensed form just as IL comes from
the can. add a small lump OF butter
and one teaspoonful OF -four blended
In one-quarter cup Of cold water. and
bring all 10 boil The result is
rich fine favored tomato sauce easily
made in a "Jiny" and good for any
dish where tomato sance is used
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And with tlaccus Stifel who imper-
sonated his role 90 perfection and teas
ed one and all with his elfish pranks
much TO the delight OF every one pres
emit Delicious refreshments were served
At ten O'Clock, after which the guests
took their departure.
The visitors who were greatly inter-
ested on-lookers we're;
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Mrs shewen Gibbs. At her home on
the Island. viii BE- hostess. Monday
afternoon TO the members % her
bridge club. Tables will be arranged
FOR cards and before the departure
of the guests luncheon will be
served
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Because it's Food containing just the acids
every system needs. Physicians prescribe
1t as health builder for their most delicate
patients.
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Mesdames
RIVER EXCURSION
on the new
STEAMER HOMER SMITH

oatuFoaJT way 10, 1910.
AFTERNOON TRIP
Leaves Bellaire 1880. Wheeling 200,
Martins Ferry. 2:3O.
NIGHT TRIP
Leaves Bellaire 700, Wheeling 1880,
Martins Ferry 500.
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\ merry party Is being planned for
Wednesday. May &C. by the members
OF the Girls guild Of st. Luke's 7. r
church. Waddington Farm has been
chosen for the gay AFFAIR. with Miss
Doris William a. their hostess. This
Is the regular meeting but will prove
more than ordinarily delightful with
its beautiful setting
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Dinner Dance.
Copies Of the following invitation
were issued 10 the members OF tho
Country Club yesterday morning.
Dinner and Dance
Wheeling Country Club
"wednesday. May 10. 1918.
Those desiring table reservations will
please notify Manager Dimmey as
early a. possible
Chicken and Waffea
Seven o'clock
HOUSE COMMITTEE