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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
BlJOU INVITES VETERANS
TO WITNESS WAR FILM
win he Host Ia ola Soldiers and sons
~ Matinee Exhibition OF
"Ihc Coward"

Every Confederate veteran. every son
90! every Confederate veteran in Rich
!no'd, every widow ana every wif. o!
every Confederate veteran and the sons
and daughters OF Confederate veterans
!u Richmond ar" TO be tn. guests OF
J"k" Wells at the Bijou this afternoon
~ IN" matimc" performance OF The
Co"a:I one OF the picture plays on
tn" program this week.
Acting cou,mandamt Baird Of the SOL
d."rs Hon" wili march the veterans
under his command, or as mauy Of them
ms ar" physically able, to the Eijou in
q body. Au automobile viii hc sent
10 til" Watron OF the Confederate HONE"
Tor Needy Women 10 hiring to tho
tucatcr the women at that Institution.
Mrs Norman Y. Randolph. president
of the general chapter Of til" Daugh-
tors OF tn" Con:edcracv, has invited
~! OF tn" members OF her organization
Mrs Thomas Bigger, president of the
LADIES AUNlliary 81 Lee Camp. has ex-
tended similar invitations 10 the nom
hcrs OF her ORGANIZATION while Mrs.
u. y. Syclc, acting for Mr.. Andrew
Jackson Montague. has extended invi-
lHii"uS 10 TN" members Of IL H. Lee
LHap'eT. Daughters OF TIA" cont.dcrncv
, he card Of admission viii be the uni
In''n "i N" old soldiers and the badges
"l IN" several orders 10 which the wo-
men belong.
II is TO be real Confederate oc-
easiom Tho play To be on""cG dcaIs
entirely with events during the war.
"ud practically all Of tn" gccncs were
taken IN the Ali"rhauy Mountains.
where much of The scvcrcst ughtin.:
"f th" war t"ok place, and where the
remnants OF Ices army found refuge
juSi prior 10 tn. surr.ud,r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
Many Want Library posttfon

fending the appointment OF q refer
chcc librarian to succeed Mrs. Kate p
Minor. resigned. Wilmer =. Hall. of
Ashland. was yesterday designated bv
state Librarian McIlwaine to take
charge of the work. The board will
meet tomorrow night to choose a sue
cessor to Mrs. Minor. There are said
to be more than thirty applicants for
the position. six new applications hav-
ing been filed this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02

j !. buchanan. Of this city. who was
reported injured when five coaches OF
train No. IS, the South.rn's New York
10 New Orleans Limited. we're dcrailcd
carly yesterday morning one mile south
OF Pelham. arrived IN the city last
night he was not hurt in the
SIN kc-Mn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
tuStOm ItcccIuts Climb.

Deputy Collector W Gay smith. IN
'harI" OF the local custom oiiicc, am
n"H",'d Yesterday that the collections
TO- the month ending NnNcn,h.r 30
amounted TO $l"G.ll7.iG. as against
SS".i-'.'- Tor TIA" corresponding month
Oh !aSl year. This is the hes: month
ia" Office has had since October 1913
i'rS" Withdrawals OF tobacco nom the
bonded warehouses IL assigned as the
reason Tor lhC -ncr,Nsr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
DR.. Anderson VIII Spcnk.

The annual election OF officers OF the
Swansb"ro Citizens and Civic League
Will be held tonight in the auditorium
OF the Weathcrford Memorial Baptist
Church. Professor ~. II. Anderson, Of
Richmond College, will discuss the pro-
posed changes in the city charter Sew
eral others Will make addresses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02

suing term. and degrees conferred upon
a class Of eight candidates at the an
nual meeting of Mccarthy Council
Royal Arcanum. which Will he held to-
night In X. l.. Lee Camp Hall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02

Manchester Lodge, No. Si3. Bcncvo-
lent and Protective order Of ElkS. will
hold its annual memorial service in the
lodge room on Sunday morning at IL
o'clock The orator will he William
Pcrlstcin, past exalted ruler OF Rich
mond Lodge. No. ij.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02

TIA" case against =. Cccchi arrested
hN Policemen Sweet. Dubuque and
D"Shins on - 'harR" OF selling iiuuor
without license at 500 North First
street was continued untiI January
by Justice 'rntchncld yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
romr Months for Stealing u,c,c,.

Jack Mile. the man arrested hy 70
lco'nah ltcid or q charge or stealing,
" bI"N'Ic from Hugh l.. HarLwickr.
Was sentenced 10 four months ia inil
by Justice Crutchn"ld yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
For Xmas Ching
w arm Sweater Coats
Caps and Scarfs

And proud, indeed.
will be the fortunate
recipient Of such
snug, comfy articles!
For this season they
are immensely popu-
lar. Ev G ~ body,
from the tiniest tot
TO the most Staid
groWn-up, must be
Sweater clad [ h / S
winter says fash
ion, and few will
care to diSOboy.
The writer saw
lovely Sweaters for
little girls in the
Miller e Rhoads
Knit Goods Section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
REPORTS OF RAILROADS
INDICATE PROSPERITY
Seaboard and Southern Statements
Show Substantial Gains Over
Last Year.
Southern Railway Expending Large
Sums for Nearly
All Money Paid to Company Is
Paid Out in Its Own Territory.

Further evidence or the Increased
prosperity OF the South and the inn
proved business conditions are shown
in the earnings OF the Scaboard Air
Line and Southern Railways for the
month of October. just made public.
The Scaboard'S report shows AN in
crease in the net earnings over the
same month Of last year of $l25llS.
The gross earnings FOR this period were
SlS?6,il0. as compared with $l.7!2.201
for last October. For the four months
Of this year thc net earnings aEErc-
gat" $l,GG0.2?2. compared with
$l,5O?.5o2 last year. The gross earn
ings this year for this period decreased
slightly as compared with 1914, and tho
increase III net earnings was brought
about by curtaiiinG the operating cx-
penscs of the road.
The gross earnings OF the Southern
during October aggregated SG,o2S.2l5.
as compared with $5.J3l.3G3 for last
year. am increase OF S.1T per cent aud
are only slightly less than 1913, which
was the best year in tn" history of
the road After deductiup the o;cvat-
ing EXPENSES and taxes. The southern
finds that its net earnings for the
month were $l.s20.32l. compared with
SI.2nO. a0o last October, an increase OF
S62O,0l@
For the four months OF 1915. tho
not earnings aggregate" $S2c7,iaN. as
49,, va WIN s'''i ~" l"St year.
'' ~ I,''ttS ,"l ,'' '"u' i""hths sa!I
M" """"t i'''uV., - compare" Win
'"' S''''' 'c''"" "' ITO
~, ,.,.,
ne 'h'A"icaN" ana ON" Railway
broke all previous records Monday for
coal and coke loaded, when zoos cars
were 'oahcu ana started to their des-
una tioh from tht coal hclds OF this
H'"'c ana west virginia inc largest
~ eN'""S inh"'hS was iha"e ON october
-, y" ~" 80" cars were hi!eh'
"c COZ" nlhfhct Is reported l" to"
:" f""" 'ph"i''"h' Win the anthracite"
""' '""'''"''S H'iH'"'t"TE' ana IN"
't."''''"""S '""' "'"rhct growing more
an" 9t'o"Se' ""ch W.eK' MI"
- 80 ~ - 'Nhci''hc'" one hhy
49,, i',''N'" 'h' next dhS'
o." - icing moved from
"'''''"t S'c''' "'''iCuitE' II
~ ''"' ''"''"S "' 'h'S "s'h!
,,,.,',.,,,.,., '''''""E spent ior ma
,,,r.. So,.,S,-, ''""'H an" ~ uc-
r-soS - "s n'hs. -'''"
q, 90 o9n 80 ~" VI = ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
LOCAL BOARD OF REVIEW
WILL NOT SUMMON BANKS
Declines to Comply With Examiners
Request That They BE Forced
to Disclose IntangibicS.
SANDS COMEDIES WITH VIEW
Agrees With Board That Ii Would
he ineNpcdicnt 10 Press Matter
Further at This Time-Will Ask
Legislature for Amendments.

Holding that it is doubtful whether
the Examiner of Records can require
II to summon any one except the tax
payer himself. the Richmond City
Hoard OF Tax Review has declined to
comply with Examiner Sands's rcuuest
that IL summon local banks and trust
companies for the purpose IF COMPEL
ing them 10 disclose the taxable saw
incS and time deposits held by them
70" customers.
Ihis decision OF the local board OF re-
view puts an end for the present to Il
strained situation that had developed
between the banks and the office OF
the Examiner of Records. No further
steps in the direction OF a compulsory
disclosure of taxable moneys held by
banks for dcpositors are expected UNI
Ill the General Assembly convcncs next
month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
THIEF BREAKS WINDOW
AND STEALS JEWELRY
Articles Valued at $500 Are Taken
From store of ScllwarZschild
Brothers.
HAVE NO CLUE To RoBBER
City Police and Pinkcrton Detectives
at Work on Case, Which Is Second
One to Occur ut This Store i'm
Past Year.

y quantity of jcwclry. worth about
$500. was stolen early yesterday morn
ing from the show window OF Sch
warIschild Brothers store. I2l East
Broad Street, when a thief broke one
Of the large plate glass windows The
h"ie was not :, large one. tust permit
tlnS IN. THIEF TO insert his arm and
secure the articles close-lyInr to the
h"!" In the glass. but Il crack extended
rom inc hole up 10 the top OF tho
window This window vas said to bc
one of the largest in the city.
According TO tho police. the rob
H"ry occurred some time during tho
carly morning. Policeman Tanner dis
covered 4 crowd In front OF the WIN
dow soon after he went on duty at
Z o'clock. and at once reported tho
news OF ~" robbery to tho firm! ANA
I" the police station. Detective Ser
gents WHY and kcllam were assigned
to TIA" case. bur at an "nrly hour this
morning hhh not succeeded in y"ttinl.
any clue 70 tho identity OF tn" robhcr.
Iiuk"r'pu detectives are AT work on
In, cas-" also
SECOND RuHHEHY
ar sCHWiRZsCHILD'
This is tn" second robbery OF this
hrU store during q year TIN. loss
is SAID 10 be covered hy insurance,
y description "f tn. stolen articles
furnished TIA" polio" by member OF
To" firm was ms follows: one lot Of
gold knives, plain and engraved liam
dos: Hat gold p'ncili mems ring. Tour
'udliuc set. engraved: ono plain anne
ihist ring. link Gun buttons. square
edges; op"n-fac" watches plaiu. pol-
ssh"d cases. one with silver dial, one
green gold chain. engraved links. gold
chain with small round links. SQUARE
bars: gold cigarette holder. amber tip.
pear! necklace, seed pearls: pearl pen
dant, seed pearls; black "uumrl brooch
with pearls; lldy's knife, plaiu. du!l
finish, dUll gold cross. diamond IN con-
ter: three pair of lingerie clasps: dia-
nond 'ocket. plain Roman finish. d!a-
rnond in center; pearl scarf pin round
pear! at top. diamond below
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
WOULD NECESSITiTt:
REOPENING or REPORT

20. That this board has already com
plctcd and returned it's report on in
tanciblcS and money, and that tho in
vcstigation of all bank deposits would
almost certainly ucccssitatc the re-
opening OF tho entire report, for which
tn" board Will hardly have time in tho
few remaining days OF its SittingS, as
limited by law; and
- That aS a practical question the
board is az the opinion that the best
and easiest method of securing for the
stat" the tax on money on deposit
would br 10 have the same taxed in
the hands Of the bank. or other de-
pository, ana tho board expects to roc
ommcnd that the law he 80 amended
~ TO provide this method of collecting
said tax.
I'm case Won are unable I" agree
with the board in its conclusion. we
viii be glad to unite with YOU in re-
uucst.nE the opinion of the Attorney
General as To whether the board is
required 10 comply with our appl-
cation"
acknowledging the receipt OF the
communication. Examiner Sands wrote
in reply:
after considering Nour letter. ! am
free I" say that coincide wt,h the
board in tn" views therein expressed"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
WILL ASK LEGiSIATURE
FOR ADDITIONAL. POWERS

Examiner Sands yesterday morning
received a communication from John
l.. Minor, chairman of the local board,
advising him Of the boards decision
The state Advisory Board on Taxation
VIII recommend to the next l.eEisla-
turc amendments to tho money tax
law designed to remedy certain in
conSistcncics and defects that have
been made apparent in the controversy
between the taxing officers and the
banks.
In rejecting the request OF Examiner
Sands for Il compulsory showdown by
the banks and trust companies. the To-
cal board gives the following reasons
for refusing to issue the summons
against them:
II. That while tho statute Undoubt-
edly vests in this board the authority
or its own motion. to require such
disclosure II is doubtful whether the
examiner can require the board To
summon any one except the taxpayer
80. That in view of the apparent i'm
tcntion of the banks TO insist upon a
judicial construct of the provisions
of TIL" statute involved. 1t would prob
ably take many months to secure the
information desired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
BUILD APARTMENT HOUSE

just prior to the SURRENDER. ' u
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-22
TAXPAYERS VOTE $4,000
FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL
Bond Election Held Last SaurdayNew Building Will Be Com
peed in Time for Fall Term-.Old Building Outfrown

is not official.
The building will be strictly q
Hige School building, the present
ediice to be used for the grades.
1t is estimated that the enroll
ment for the High School alone
next year will be over the one
hundred mark. same now being
eighty-five. The architects will
be required to plan for the fu-
ture, however. as the number Of
pupils will increase rapidly from
now on, immigration to this place
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-22

Three cheers for Holly! Three
cheers for her taxpayers and a
tiger"
By avote of twenty-seven against
to forty for the proposition,
the taxpayers of Holly last Sat
urday voted $50, 900 worth Of
bonds with which to erect a new
High School building, the present
structure having been outgrown.
1t will require several months
for the board to let the contract
for this building, as they intend
doing everything in a deliberate
and conscientious manner. Pro-
viding that no obstacles are en-
countered work on the new build
ing should start by the first of
April, and no doubt the board
will require that same be COM
pleted by September 1st. the
schools work being handicapped
now by the lack of room.
Just where the new building
will be located is not yet decided,
though tits thought probable that
same will. be built on the. school
district property on the corner
next to the Presbyterian church
and just a little in front of the
present building. However this
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-22

Mrs. J. U. Brown is visiting in
Denver with friends at present.
1 write insurance of all kinds.
Let me quote you rates.
F. "a. Allen.
Mrs. w. s. McGlashen, who has
been very ill for the past three
weeks. is on the way to recovery.
Marmee Shields left Thursday
evening for eastern points, where
he has some business affairs to
transact.
Mems and women's winter under.
wear, separate garments, worth SOC
now SIC at Baker Bros.
Ira T. Morris of Holly and Miss
Florence Warren of Springfield,
No, were married by the Rev.
Wiley K. Wright at the Presby.
terian manse, Monday, January 1s,
1915, at 8 A. M.
One of the best show companies
to ever visit this town is the Besse
Demo company, which is showing
here this week. The company is
firat-class one i'll every respect and
present their shows in creditable
manner. They will show here to.
day and tomorrow, after which
they 90 to Lamar,
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-22

Miss Mabel Woodring, spent
Saturday and Sunday at Granada
with some friends.
A complete line of muslin under.
wear at Baker Bros. to be closed
out at cost and less.
j. L. May6eld was in town Tues.
day from Granada on some busi.
ness matters.
LosT-Chain of gold beads and
locket. Finder kindly return to
this Office and receive reward.
Twenty miles south of Holly the
snow is reported to be over a foot
deep, while it grows much heavier
still further south. We. so far,
have had but very slight falls of
snow here.
Prof. Clewell was one of the first
to extend sympathy to the Chief
tain man upon the recent visit of
our mother-in. law-and now we
know the reason. His mother.i in
law has arrived to spend the winter
with him. Nuff sed!
A son arrived at the VIM. w.
Heckethorn b IN Wednesday
evening, the little fellow tipping
the beam at eight pounds. Mother
and child are doing we'll. Mrs.
Heckethorn was formerly Miss
Margaret Nolan. The Chieftain
extends congratulations,
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-22

and surrounding country being
on the increase.
The school district is to be con-
graduated upon having such a
capable board of directors in
charge of the affairs at present,
and this paper has no doubt but
that Messrs. Bryce. Appel and
Smeltzer will give US q building
that will ever remain q credit to
the town.
The voting of these bonds is q
decided step forward, and is q
vote for progress.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-22
CIVIC CLUB REcEpr1oN

The Board of Directors of the
Holly Civic club will give a recep-
ton to the members of the club
and all citizens of Holly on Wed
nesday evening, January 9th, at
$50 o'clock at the Commercial
Club rooms.
The ladies hope that everyone
will show an interest in the work
of the club by coming to the
reception.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-22

that their annual dance will be
given in the Holly Armory, Feb
ruary the 18th.
For several years this lodge
has made their annual ball one of
the biggest events Of the year,
they bringing in large numbers of
brothers from the various lodges
throughout the valley to assist
them on this occasion.
All money received by this
lodge from their entertainments
is used by them in charitable pur-
poses, and this feature of the
lodge is the reason their name is
commonly known and used over
the country as the Best People
On Earth.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-22
CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. A. Mcintyre and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Robson desire to
thank their many friends in Holly
for sympathy and love and many
acts of kindness during their re-
cent trouble.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-22

Guns to rent at Holly Hdw. Co.
The best $1.OO overall in Holly
for 85c at Baker Bros.
Mayor j. B. Harden is spending
the week in Iowa on business.
Reduce the cost of living. while
-four is 80 high, by using the Holly
Bakery bread.
Baker Bros, this week finished
the task of taking invoice, same
being quite task.
Fred Lee, the affable manager of
the Lamar Opera house, was
visitor here Tuesday.
Ray Pearoe of Fulton, Mo, is
herr fnr = visit With his sister,
Mrs. E. T. Chambers.
Now is the time to buy that new
wagon or buggy. John Sohlager
has both wagons and buggies in
stock.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Pugh, who has had an
attack of pneumonia, is on the way
to recovery.
Miss Gladys Combs of Maxwell,
N. NJ, niece of Mrs. II. R. Appel,
10 q visitor at that home, she arriv.
ing last week.
Little Ruth Adkins has been
quite ill for the past ten days,
suffering with pneumonia. She
shows slight improvement at this
writing.
The Pratt G. Company grocery is
now located in the White building,
where Mr.. Pratt conducted the
store heretofore. The new firm de.
sired a more central location.
Clarence Moore, for several years
a resident of this section, has gone
to Rogers, Arkansas, where he
owns some farming land and which
will be his home in the future.
j. A. Howell and wife, who have
spent several months here at the
Hotel Grand, Mr.. Howell being q
hay buyer, have decided to move
to Lamar for the balance of the
winter.
Ernest March, an time friend
of the Chieftain and partner in
the Brown Commission Co., of
Colorado Springs, was Holly
visitor Tuesday. He has some
property near Bristol.
Henry Fisher and E. E. Haver-
stick have opened blact smith
shop at the old Bob King stand,
across from the creamery, where
they will be pleased to see all their
friends and persons desiring first
class work in their line. All work
entrusted to them will receive
prompt attention and they guar
antee satisfaction in every respect.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-22
. BIG MILK CHECKS

For the month of December Joe
Boetta and j. C. Hill have re-
ceived two of the largest checks
paid by the Helvetia company to
residents of this town for milk,
Mr.. Boetta receiving $189. AZ,
while Mr.. Hills check was for
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-22
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Crowley Lat
eral Ditch company will be held
on Tuesday, Feb. End, at2P. M,
at the office Of the secretary.
]. w. WILKIN, Sec.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-22
Stock tanks. all sizes, at the
Holly Hardvara Co

Stock tanks. all sizes, at the
Holly Hardware Co.
Don't forget that Baker Bros.
still continue their sale. The same
prices prevail and you can save
money by investigating.
John Trotter has returned from
visit of several weeks duration
in New Mexico, Arizona and Idaho,
he reporting that he had seen
some" country.
Roy Thornbrough was up from
Lakin Sunday on business con-
nected with the mastering out"
of Co. F, which is expected to be
done in the near future.
A case of smallpox is reported,
the case originated in Missouri. All
precautions have been taken and
the disease is not expected to
spread. Mrs. Harold, mother Of
Mrs. Clifford Freeman, is the
victim.
An exchange truly says that 1T
is the squeaking wheel that gets the
grease" The reason therefor is
because the wheel advertises the
fact that it needs grease. : Adver-
tising pays.
Last week instructions we're
given a gambler, who has been
running a "queit game Of poker"
in this town for some time, to fold
his tent and depart for newer fields,
which he has done.
Mrs. E. NJ. Sherman and Mrs.
E. I. Brown departed Monday
evening for Denver to attend the
meeting Of the Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs, to which they were
delegates from the local civic club
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Appel enter.
tanned at whist two evenings lately,
the first party being last Friday
evening and one on Monday even.
ing. A large number of friends
were present and all voted Mr.. and
Mrs. Appel royal hosts.
W. w. Heckethorn and Russell
Bryce are home from Elephant
Butte, N. NJ, where they delivered
a Ford car to Harold Scott, driv-
ing same to that place. They re-
port great progress in that part of
New Mexico.
Charles Tierney and son, Robert,
was here this week from Deer6eld.
Kan. whore they now reside. The
elder Mr.. Tierney owns some fine
near this town, and we
understand that his son will farm
same in the future.
John d. Leonard, manager of
the Fruit farm, was a caller at this
Office Monday. He believes that
be sees great future for this sec
ton in the diary industry, and We
hope to receive several articles
from him regarding same in the
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Partridge
entertained at whist in their hand
some home last Saturday evening
in honor Of Miss Wilma Wallace of
Denver, large number of people
being present at the affair. The
home was prettily decorated and
dainty refreshments served, those
present passing most enjoyable
The Chieftain man had the
pleasure of a visit with Mr.. F. j
Conley of Amity last Monday, and
same was thoroughly enjoyed. Mr..
Conley has been resident of this
section since '73, and the tales he
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-22
NOTICE

In the future all orders for
morning delivery must be in by
II O'Clock, and for afternoon by
4:3O O'Clock, to insure them being
delivered. Uptodate Market.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-22

All mems and boys hats and
caps at cost while they last at
Baker Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-22
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERVICE
FoR SUNDAY, JAN. "a

Morning service at 10:3C. Preach.
ing by the Rev. M. b. Macleod,
D. D., of Pueblo. Evening service
at 7:30. The pastor, the Rev.
Wiley K. Wright, will preach on
"A Three Fold Parable" Special
music. Everybody welcome.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-22
B. p. o. ELKs' DANCE

The next big ball in
the Holly section is
to be given by that
herd of loyal good
fellows, the B. P. o.
Elks, who announce