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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-10-15

There will be bap ixing by the
pastor OF Unity Baptist church
Brookport rext Sunday afternoon
at rz:5o. Ever, body invited to
attend.
By order oil the pastor
Rev. ]. b. McCrary
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-10-15
COLORED SUNDAY
SCHOOL INSTl-
TUTE.
Murphy .boro. Ill.
DC 8 IoI5.

~ ~ }.
The-Mt. Owe Baptist Sunday
SchobT Iastiiste was opcucd by
ksv !. n. Warrington OF Cen
tralia. Friday morning. with The
i7ih street Baptist ehurcl. ard
Sunday Scheol. After so mir
utes dcsoiionsls. in the absence
OF Presideat !. w Corncal. Rev
]. u MeCtary. the Institute con-
ductor. declared ri ie meelirg &
pent d Tor tusines, Rev. N
Washington vas sppoin'ed to
take the proceedings.
fh< ~eioe~< sdd<ess ~>s de-
livefed by supf Chapmso Res.
ponse atas given by Bro NJ Dun
can oi Cuips. Music by the in
stiiute choir. Blackboard talk
by the Rev 3 McCfsfy. tasti
tufe ctajuefor, which took Up
the fcreaoon. Rev. mcCrsry is
she edi or and publisher OF the
Metropolis Gazette. a race and
eeAessi newspaper. which has a
telling eff ca amcng his people
Tor good. II also stand, broad
sided for the repubicanism and
for the snti-saIoon work. He is
una'tesabiy oppos.d 70 Iawless-
uess on the part q his people ard
mob oleace
Rev, ]. b. McCsary was APP
q inied instiiu'e reporter Tor the
daily papers Of III city.
The mee ing adj urned at II
o'clock.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-10-15
NIGHT SESSION.
SUNDAY MORNING

Q.oo--Sunday S-hool.
Preaching at HOO. 500 and
1880.
The following are the names O
messengers present: w. Cor
neal. Centfaiia. ] Is. McCrsry.
Metropolis; M Duncan. Culps
]. N. Washington. Csntralia; l..
Thcmpson. Ait. Vernon; P. b
French. !. NJ. Haynes. Mrs J.
NJ HAyne.. Sparta; ]. II Know
les. Cairo; Prof ]. IL. Fulton. ] !.
ii Iii ley. pastors OF the city.
the latter being the pastor OF the
church where the institute is being
he'd
Much interest is being mani
tested on the part OF the citizens
and no doubt much good will re-
suit from this meeting
-Murphysboro Daily Era
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-10-15
NOTICE..

Articles sent TO this paper for
publication must be signed BY the
writer. II rot sigaed it will hnd
ii 5 way to the waste basket
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-10-15

Thrivee on Hot Biscuits.
An Alabama man. ninety sever
years oi age, says he has eaton hf
biscuits regularly all his life.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-10-15

The b Y p. u. OF the Fl
Baptist Church was called to or er
Sunday Oct. 3rd at o:so P. m
by the District Pres A short
but interesting program was rem
dered to the delight OF the large
congre CATION.
After the conclusion OF the pro-
gram the officers were installed
by Edgar 5 B McCrary, Pres OF
the B. Y P. u OF the Mt Cl We
s. S. Convention
Folloming ave the officers:
President r'rS. Bessie Co,k
Vice Mr.. o TO Rou,en
Sec'y. Mr Macsc Stalls
Asst Mis- lola U'qahsrs
gFeae Me GEO Teonlbs
efh7f3 M ~
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-10-15

the Chicago Daily News office Fifth and Madison for
O'Clock daily the with who the first
OF
with the L.
numbers stationary hremen losing
having shut operations weeks The
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-10-15
SATURDAY MORNING.

S:3o--Dc,o ionals. conducted
by Kew. ] NJ. Haynes OF Sparta.
9:oo--Aiter reading minutes OF
previous ses ion. the topic The
Benefits II Cradle Roll and WY
Zach ) ). Should Have one.
some OF the real results accom-
plished in the Home Department.
b sckboard work and drill on tie
gospel occupied the iorenoon un-
IT o clock. the treae h ng hour
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-10-15
Dlgnamlsm.

Dignaru tells us: There are many
risks In business. The wise man al
lows bis competitors to take the.n.'
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-10-15
AFTERNOON

AFTERNOON
f.3o-@Deyotionais.
1:io-Blackbczrd work snd
drill by the conductor.
4:oo-Collcction ard di,miss-
ion.
NIGHT SESSION.
S:oo--Literary and musical
program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
SENSATIONAL RAID
ON THE OHIO SIDE
BELMONT AUTHORITIES RUDELY
IFTERRUPT FOUR Bre POKER
GAMES.
Prominent wheeling And Ohio County
Officials said To Have Besn
Quests Of owls Club at
the Time

The four alleged gambling tents on
the ohio side Of the river. about oppo-
sitc Forty-second street. this city. which
nave been, ~ is reported. under onera-
ton By the former owl club Of Wheel
ing, were raided hy Belmont Ohio Of
nciais last night shortly after 10 O'Clock.
Ihree prominent Wheeling men were
caught IN the net. each 81 whom gave
bond Tor 300 while the alleged opera
igr or the tents furnished bond for
~ was the most sensational and dra-
matte raid ~ The Kind RULED of iu the
wheeling district for years. the most
sensational FOR tF said that there were
several htgh city und county officials %
ihia community who we're among those
present"
There were more Than so automobiles
lined uu about the tents when the Bel
mont authorities arrived.
The wheeling DELEGATION was present.
Tor Wne NJ not announced that n crab
Toast waa o. b. heldr TO not Officials
likn crabs re vol no any ono elaa9 Thcv
we're there. aud they eaw thr raid
~ tf eeid thet since recent raids have
hn mndg ON various ALLEGED clubs fu
tiis city thet che owl lodge transferred
itn headquartcrg to u1e ohio side. The
men! nfrf ~ The orEanlEafion proved
Jos % 90 their order and when 40 Yves
annDunced that q 'crnh feaer wac to be-
held they we're there ln a body Eut 90
na th., fhc Ir'wnnt aufhurifics
for their follow authorities.
ling and ohio county officials who were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
POLITICIANS
GcOntanusd from Pr, PAr.,

c. c. Wright and Sheriff c. r. Patter.
son. Of Moundsville
Ex-Governor Albert B. White. was
escorted TO the park by committee OF
the Homecoming association this
morning al 1890 O'Clock. and after an
introduction by Rev. ID. 8 Hammond.
Of the Methodist church. started into
his address with a brief introduction.
IN which he complimented Tyler
county In her development work that
has been done since his last visit here.
tie complimented the county for the
county high school. which II the frst
10 be established In the state and for
her Advancement in educational work
Value % Good Roads.
He spoke 81 the benefits derived By
any state BY the improvement OF good
roads. how the property value is
ra.gcd and the spirit Of progressive
ness r. inspired IN the people Of the
state where good roads are not a
luxury This State for years has
been. In comparison with other
States. backward In the Improvement
OF roads. until the last session Of the
legislature made % possible for much
more work TO b. done bv usinr the
- t'Nta"N" ~ WI WAN MNNN ana NIIIs
prisonments. which formerly we're
wasted
The Virginia debt question uas me
subject Of lengthy discussion by the
Ex-Governor ne believes that tho
debt is one that West virginia should
not pay but is an Obligation that the
Federal government should assume.
This De- The view that o. beina rencr.
oily adopted BY the press 81 the state
and many Of the citizens The reason
riVen By Mr White ls that West vir.
einia was formed NJ a critical time
when the government vas IN danger
and that ~ came TO &C. aid.
VIZ white spent several minutes
discussing the European war. and
froke Of the relations Of the United
States with the foreign nations At tho
present time. fic called attention 20
The uuprcparcdncss Of the United
states 10 defend her island possea.
sions. the coast towns and the cities
IN The interior Of the country Ha
urRed that on Americans keep neu.
trail and that they hope and pray for
peace. but do nothing that would
cause the United States 10 be- drawn
into the conflict To maintain peace.
b. said. the country should prepare
for war
The Tyler County Chamber OF Com.
meroe was praised highly BY the ex-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
|, About People
movements 81 individuals e
} and From .IIs City.

Frank Armbruster. agent OF the New
n ork Life Insurance Company was in
farkersburg yesterday transactins bust
General II NJ. KimberIand has gone
Tor business trip 20 Charleston
smitb caiiest H- n,susus; a student a.
last evening for that Institution. where
she viii continue her studies.
Mrs. Mildred Nelson Of p.trkersburg
who has been the guest OF Miss jamie
Good. OF Woodlawn. has returned home
after very pleasant visit.
MI End Mrs. r. J. Bird. OF the STRAIT
ford Springs Hotel. left last evening for
fortnighrs visit with friends AMI reia-
lives az Ashland. Ky
br. II. II. Gessler. well known special
ist, has opened an office IN Suite 1I16
Schmulbnch building.
Born-To. ar. and Mrs. c. X Nc
Combs. Of the Fairmont Pike. yesterday
morning. at the home Of Mrs. McCombs
parents, Of Moundsville. "A boy. Mother
ard babe are doing nicely.
Dr. %. -. Mccoy and wife of this city.
are visiting az the home % DR.. and Mrs.
g. l. Parks. Of Middlebournc. W. Va.
and attending the homecoming celc-
James Shepherd. sport dopestcr OF the
lutelligcncer. who BIZ enjoying vacation
~ his home on Wheeling creek. was
visiting friends IN Elm Grove yesterday.
William n Hearne. Esq. and Thomas
NICK. Hcarne. Of This city. are guests AZ
Miss Alice fiudgc. well known In local
musical circles. o. recovering from
serious operation, performed "a Few da1
aEo. Boz the Ohio Valley General Hospital.
Alfred ~ Stratton. editor Of the salem
Daily Herald. Salem. o.. d. spending q
few days d. this city on business.
Mr.. and MrF Courtney Burton and son
and maid Of Cleveland. %. are the
guests Of Mrs. Burton parents Mr. and
Mrs Enr' W. OEichay. Of Wnddingt0n.
Mr. end Mrs j . Reuter- and daugh-
ter. sith Mra. , Charles Erccso. 81
Wc0dlHwn. az their guest. and Mrs j a.
blum and two daughters. lcft on an exc
tended automobile tour ~ Washington.
Ealtim0f0. Nichmond. nn1 other points
~ Interest The party expects 90 be
gone about two weeks
Mr. end Mrs Prank Stamm will leave
fhla week for au automobile tour
through Pennsylvania.
Charles Watson. accompanied bV hiH
aunt. Mr. fIlrffrOn. ~ falrmort are in
the city visiting relatives. ard viii leave
this week fnr VISIT wlfh rrlafltrr ln
Huntington end Wayne county.
Col SIMON Young wiIi leave TnrlrnrNt
uDrE fo visit relatives iu Weston
Mrs John ~ Moss who has hrru 900
af her homo iu Euff street. for tho past
several weeks. with typhoid fever o.
SLOWLY recovering
Thomas kindrlhrrror. OF Warwood.
uII nraFa Monday on business trip 20
TIffnnuruh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
or A NEW REMEDY FOR
BAcKhCHE. RHEUMATISM. KIDNEYS

Folks IN Wheeling and adjoining
counties are delighted with the results
they have obtained b. using AN
URIC" the newest discovery ~ Dr
Pierce. who 10 head OF the fnvalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute. on Buff
falo. N s. Those who started the day
win n backache. stln LEGS. arms and
muscles. and an aching head worn
out before the day began because they
were in and out Of bed half n dozen
times az night are approaching the
perfect rest comfort and nov
strength they obtained from Dr
pierce'g An-Uric Tablets To prove
thar this o. certain uric acid solvent
and conQucrs headache. kidney and
bladder diseases and rheumatism. Do
you've never used the "An.uric." cut
this out and send 40 cents 90 Doctor
Pierce for a large sample package.
This viii prove % you that "An.uric
g. thiriy-seven fines more actlve than
iithia in ciimlnafirr uric acld-and
The most perfect kidney and bladder
corrector m you are a sufferer. 20
10 your best druggist and ask for a
s0cent bon ~ 'An-uricF You run M
risk. for Dr. piercea good name
stands behind this wonderful new d.
covery. a. n haa for the past half
century for his "Favorite preacrip.
ton Tor weak women and Pleasant
Pellets" Tor liver ills.--Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
MRS. w. c. MORROW FOUND WITH
BULLET WOUND IN
TEMPLE.
May Have Committed Suicide, is opin
Inon Of thorities-lnquest
viii be Held Later.

Mystery surrounds the death of Mrs
W. 9. Morrow, who was found dead at
her home. corner of Virginia and Mon
roe streets. Martins Ferry. yesterday
morning about 1880 O'Clock. with a
bullet wound through her right temple.
While the circumstances indicated that
the woman committed suicide, the hus-
band is being held as a witness by
Coroner Roger, who will conduct an
inquest after the funeral is held.
The woman. whose maiden name
was Arena Ault. was married to Will
bur Morrow about six months ago,
and for some time they lived happily
together, but II was said that for the
past several week they have been sep
arated. the husband staying at his
home in Bridgeport while the woman
resided with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ault. at the place stated above.
The girl Is said TO have told her
moth OF yesterday morning that the hus-
baLd wanted her to carry out a muir
der and suicide pact. for her to kill
him and then kill herself. The mother
who was III. in bed. at the time.
thought nothing OF the matter and
asked her daughter to get her a drink
OF water.
The daughter started to 20 down
stairs and had only been gone a short
time when the report of a revolver
was heard. The mother at once
rushed down stairs and was Mortified
TO hnd her daughter breathing her
last. a smoking revolver lying by her
side. The husband was standing
across the street at the time OF the
shooting. talking TO a Mrs. Rebeies.
Both started TO rush across the street.
one going in one door in the rear OF
the home and the other in the side
door.
Husband Called Physicians.
As soon as the husband saw what
had occurred he at once summoned
Or. B. o. Williams. the family physi-
clan. who made a hurried trip to the
home. but 10 no avail. az the girl was
dead. The husband then left the
place. Il is said. and II was several
hours before he was found al the home
OF his parents in Bridgeport Coroner
Roger was az once notified and ordered
the remains removed 10 the Heslop
morgue where they were prepared for
burial and late last evening were re-
moved 10 the home Coroner Roger
stated last evening that no inquest
would be held till after the funeral
AZ the mother became hysterical after
the shooting and is In a serious condi-
ton and not able 10 testify at an in
quest AZ this time
The only reason that the husband Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
HAY FEVER VICTIMS
SHOULD TRY THIS
SIMPLE TREATMENT

Hundreds OF people in this locality
have tested NOsTRiOLA BALM for
Way Fever. Rose Cold Nasal Catarrh.
Group Sore Throat and kindred ancc.
tions and ali speak highly Of the treat
mont
NOsTRiOLA quickly reaches the
sore. innamed Innings Of the air pas.
aaros. Eooihes and strengthens them
and thus an attack Of Hay Fever with
those dreadful spells 81 sncezinr.
Wheeling and weeping. 10 easily
avoided
Aek your druggist about NOS.
TRIOLA and Fet a small tube ~ you
want a pleasant surprise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
ELECTS OFFICERS
Church Names Executive Body
For Ensuing Year.

Tho Sunday school board Of tho
North Street church met last night in
the Assembly room Of the church. and
elected officers for the ensuing year
Mr. p - Wilson was named super.
tntendcnt and other officers a. foi.
lows Assistant superintendent 20.
ward Rogers. second assistant super.
iutendent M.aa. Hazel Smith. treas.
urer. Miss Caroline sparFo, secretary.
Walter Trewick. assistant secretary.
John Trewick. beginners supcriuten.
dent and assistant. Misses Alice Otto
and Ethel Thurber. primary superin
tendent and assistant. Mrs = " Bron.
nan and Mrs Frank $ Wait. superin
tnndeni cradle roll Mrs leo Thayor
fuporistendCnt home department Mrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17

dent; James A. Bent. Ralph Darden.
w. G. Wilson. secretary.
Contract awarded January %. 1914.
Dismatling Of the old building be-
gan April IL; completed June 6. 1914.
Ground broken for new building
June s. 1914.
Building dedicated September IS
and II.
Description Of Building.
First Fioor-Auditorium. four class
rooms for grades. one room for man.
ual training for grade and high school
boys. two rooms for cooking and sew
ing. offices for superintendent and
board.
Second Floor-Eight class rooms for
grades. balcony to the auditorium.
two rest and emergency rooms. Office
for principal of the grades
Third Fioor-(Kigh school depart.
menD one study hall. seven class
rooms. library room. one physics and
chemical laboratory. Office for high
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17

Governor. and he spoke OF the bene-
fits derived from such an organiza-
ton. The Chamber Of Commerce Is
only recently formed. and the object
Is 10 bring the business men OF the
entire county into closer relations.
James y. Mclean Is the acting sec
Rotary. and he Is introducing the pro
ject TO the many business men who
are visiting the celebration.
FaVors Suffrage.
Mr. White brought his address to a
close by stating his stand in the
Women's suffrage question. lie. as
well as the many other leading men
Of the State. are in favor OF the
amendment and all feel confident that
In 1915 the right Of franchise will be
given the women.
Mr.. White expressed himself as
favoring merchant marine and
hoped that the day viii be soon when
the United States will have one. Mr..
White. owing 10 an engagement which
he had 10 on tomorrow. left the city
early this afternoon He Was enter
tanned az the CO1ant Inn at luncheon.
Fred o. Blue while here was enter
tanned by Senator William n Carter
who had him a. bis guest AZ luncheon.
AZ noon Mr.. Blue. after his trip TO
visit the county roads. returned to the
park. where be made an interesting
address on the work that requires the
most Of his attention-the enforce
ment OF the Yost law
DIT ID. s Hammond introduced Mr.
Blue who was greeted with rounds OF
applause After brief Introduction
he launched into the subject Of good
roads. He said that the state was not
closely related az are many others.
that the eastern panhandle's atten.
ton BE- not with the other parts Of the
state but with the surrounding terri
tory. 81 wen as the other parts OF
the state To bring them into closer
relations he suggested a net work or
good roads Roads connecting. the
Northern and Eastern panhandlcs. the
Eastern. Central and Southern parts
of the state Then the West Viz
clnians should See West virginia
first In our own state there are Oh.
Jects that cannot be duplicated or sur.
passed b. any other state or nation
Made Setter Citizens
Mr. Blue said that the greatness OF
state rests inNlt citizenship not in
resources. Better citizenship he said
De- resulting since the voters passed
the prohibition amendment BY a ma.
iority % $4,000 and that 10 day better
boys and Girls are being reared than
the mothers and fathers Of to-day
The advance % better citizenship was
shown. BY the election which passed
The prohibition amendment. when nniv
three counties voted wet" In 1877
when the prohibition amendment vas
hrst proposed only three countries
voted dry A"
He had the highest words Of praise
Tor the Women'a Christian Temper
ance Union. and spoke Of their assist
ance In the wet" and "dry" election
Mr. Blue said that the women should
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
MYSTERY SHROUDS DEATH
OF MARTINS FERRY WOMAN

being detained as a witness is that he
may be able to throw some light on
the AFFAIR, as he is said to have made a
visit to the home Wednesday even
ing and was in the vicinity at the time
OF the shooting. II is said that several
more witnesses will be examined at
the inquest which will probably be
held the first OF next week
The deceased woman was only eigh-
teen years Of age. and besides her par
ents is survived by several brothers
and sisters. She was very popular in
Martins Ferry. For several months
she was employed in the Woolworth
hve and ten cent store on North
Fourth street No reason can be as.
signed for her taking her life. except
domestic troubles. At late hour last
evening arrangements had not been
completed for the funeral. but the body
will be taken to ST. Clairsville for
interment.
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have their right to vote on important
questions after the election of 1916
He said that soon we would have a
time when the generation would OF
know of saloon and of strong drihk
Mr.. Blue made the assertion that the
police force in the average city is
protection to vice rather than to the
protection OF law. But he said the
policemen are not entirely to blame
IL Is the invisible machine, that has
gotten control Of the men IN both DO
litical paTties. This invisible machine
he defined as the saloon and vicious
politics.
In speaking OF the various GASES of
the state. he said that the young man
who visited them even II he brought
liquor back for bis personal use placed
himself in the same class as the boot.
logger and was liable to the same
treatment II caught.
He spoke Of prohibition from an
economic standpoint. he cited the ex.
penses OF many of the large cities
that are large on account OF the liquor
traffic
saloon Makes Criminals.
The saloon Is the cause OF the de.
generation OF our young men and the
making Of criminals. In the Mounds.
Vile penitentiary where he recently
visited there are 1900 prisoners and
threc-fourths Of them are young msr
who had fallen through the saloon.
Mr.. Blue closed his address BY tell
ing Of how the European nations found
out that better soldiers could be had
through the prohibition Of strong
drink. How the rulers prohibited ns
use. only a short time ago. and how
more efficient soldiers we're developed
by its prohibition
Mr. Blue said that in ten years we
would have a saloonless nation. in his
comment upon the state of south Caro-
lima voting dry"
Closes Today.
Tomorrow will close the big ceiebra.
ton. Addresses viii be made By Hon
r T.. Long and United States senator
Chiffon. A large attendance be- expect
I'd Tor the last day. which ia old ar.
quaintance day. The past week has
been successful Persistent rumore
we're anioat today that a new fair a..
sociauon might be- formed and race
track built. the promoters being On
couraEod by the success Of the old
homecoming week An attraction
which was added today was that OF a
balloon ascension. which viii be re-
pcatcd again tomorrow
Among the former residents Of the
county who were In attendance az the
celebration today were Mr. and Mrs
NJ W. Gorrell OF Washington Court
House. o. wills LONG. Of Mannington.
p. L. Long. Of Charleston. Mrs ~ A
Reynolds Of Brooklyn. ~ Y. J. r.
Pratt. of Redwood. W Va. r AZ
Pratt and wife % Camp Frank smith
and wife. OF West Union. stephen
Pitts. OF Adamston. Elijah Pitts. of
Wolf summit " Va. John Steele
% Mole Hin ". Va. w W Pratt Of
Camp. ". Va ~ a. Hardman of
lennyan. ~ v, and r. s. Taggart. of
Cleveland
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Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligencor.
ELKINS. W. Va. Sept. 16.-Elkins'
new grade and high school building
will be formally dedicated to the pub
lilo Friday afternoon. September II,
at o'clock.
The program will open with dedi-
catory prayer by the Rev W. L. Craig
and be followed with an address by
Waftman T. Barbe OF the West vir-
ginia University.
Frank l. Packard OF Columbus. o..
was the architect of the new building
and John White superintendent OF
construction.
Following are some OF the facts in
connection with the structure:
Size OF building. 12sx123 feet
Capacity OF building. $50.
Capacity OF auditorium. 700.
General Contractor. King Lumber
Company. Charlottesville, Virginia
Members Board Education during
Characterization w. Taylor. presi-