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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10
|NUNN-WARE WEDDING
 OF INTEREST HERE

The Montgomery Advertiser notes the following which will be of interest to Mir. Wares many friends in this city where he formerly made his home
 "The marriage of Mir. Robert Young Ware and Miss Louise Nunn which was brilliantly solemnized on Wednesday evening at S:30 o'clock at the Meth odist Episcopal church was one of the most beautiful weddings of the year. and of interest to many. friends throughout the state, owing to the prominence of both young people "The church was e1ahorately deco rated for the occasion with an artistic placing of palms and cut flowers. In the chancel graceful palms and smilax made a very effective, background for the valley lilies and chrysanthemums which were used here and there A Itouch of color was given by baskets of yellow and white chrysanthemuins tied with maline. The ribbons were also marked by clusters of yellow l chry tied to the pews with l white maline.
 l s"Before the ceremony beautiful mu- hical programme was rendered by Mrs i iRobert Y Ware. mother of the groom
 ITO the; strains of the wedding march from Tannhauser. the bridal
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Coming Events Tn Social Realms
.........................'

Mrs. Oscar Prince entertains Young Ladies' Auction Bridge club. Stern -Holzer wedding takes place.
 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15. Mrs. Edmondson s buffet luncheon for Miss Tynes.
 SATURDAY. OCTOBER 16. Mrs Ben coekrel Morgan compliments Miss Hazel Tynes.
 Saturday dinner-dance at the Country clsa.
 TUESDAY. OCTOBER 19. Stobert-Tynes wedding Is solemnized.
 WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 20 Miss Annie Mcqueen Lowry and Mr. Charles C. Taul are married.
 Loyd- Vaughan wedding takes place.
 WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER 3. The wedding of Miss Mary Cobbs and Mir. William R. J. Dunn is solemnized in Montgomery Miss Marguerite sibey weds MT. Henry Gipson Riley. sWilson-Stewart marriage takes place. Sample-Se wedding solemnized. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1. Rcberson- Cunningham wedding occurs. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8. Miss Martha Glover weds Mr. C. M. Ryder of New Orleans.
 "WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. Miss Lillian Hughes weds MT. William Meade Prince of New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10
LOULIE COMPTON
 SEMINARYN OTES

The officers of the collegiate classes have been chosen for the scolastic year.
 There are two requisites that enable the members to become eligible for of fees: First, she must be promoted to the class she is now in internationally :; second. she must be taking regular course in the class. with which she officiates.
 This class organization takes the place of any kind of societies and they encourage a spirit of loyalty to the class as well as to the school
 The officers for the different classes are as follows: t
 Senior Class--Preeident.. Miss vir- ginia Brockman; vice president Miss Lucille Abercrombie; secretary and treasurer. Miss Fannie Archer; chair man of the social committee. Miss Ada Blanche Gray.
 Junior Class-PresideHt, Miss Estelle Brown; vice president. Mfss Willie Mae Tanner: secretary and treasurer. Miss Mabel Barton; chairman of social com mittee, Miss Ruth Ferguson. ' x
 Sophomore ss-President Mts1 Dulice Mcclain; vice preoident Misd
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Elizabeth Thomas; secretary and, treas urer Miss Hattie Lee Taylor; chairman of social committee. Miss Dorothy Grant. s
 Freshman Class--President. Miss Margaret Kennedy; vice president Miss Marin McAdory; secretary and treas surer,t Mss Annie Moore Beach; chair man social committee, Miss Mabel Snow chairman programme commit tee. Miss Harriet Tutwiler.
 Subfreshman Class President. Miss Eddie Lee Jones; vice president, Miss Mary Rogers; secretary, Miss Mary Hewitt.
 Guests for the weekend ait the semf- .nary were Miss Marjorie Tutwiler, class '12: Miss Carrie Lee Pugh. class |,f2 Hiss Mamie Burrell class '15. and Miss Viva Cooke. clnss '07.
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 party entered the church led by the ushers, Mr. w. P. Woodruff of Bir- mingham and and MT. w. F. Nunn. These were followed by the brides maids and groomsmen entering alter nately from opposite aisles. The bridesmaids were Miss Fannie Nunn Smith, Miss Mary Ware and Miss Lz- gle Lee Pounds of Birmingham; the groomsmen, MT. William Warner of Tusk egee, MT. Courtney Henley of Bir- mingham, Mir Maury McWilliams of Prattville and MT. Grady Noble of Montgomery.
 "The bridesmaids wore exquisite toi- cites of blue crepe meteor with gold slippers They all carried bouquets of yellow chrysanthemums tied with maline.
 ''The matron of honor. Mrs. Emmet Scale of Montgomery, wore a pretty costume of cream crepe de chine and carried an arm cluster of yellow chrys- anthenlums tied with tulle. "Just preceding the bride was thf dainty little flower girl Miss Mamie
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smith. She was fairy-lilSe in q frock of white accordeon plaited crepe de chine with blue ribbons. She carried basket filled with yellow rose petals, which she strewed in the pathway of the bride.
 "The bride entered with her mother, Mrs Virginia Nunn, by whom she was given in marriage. An unusually beautiful girl. she was queeniy in her wedding gown of white duchess satin and Venetian lace caught up here and there with sprays of lilies of the val ley The gown was fashioned princess style, round length, while from hei shoulders hung court train of white satin with pearl trimmings. Her veil of tulle, which fell to the end of her train, was arranged cap effect with q wreath of lilies of the valley. She carried an exquisite bouquet of brides roses showered with lilies of the val ley.
 Mrs. Nunn wore an elegant costume of white crepe de chine and wore
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10
LLOYD-VAUGHAN
 WEDDING PLANS

The marriage of Miss Lucia Theodore Vaughan to MT. Eugene H. Lloyd will be solemnized on Wednesday after noon, october 20, at 2:30 o'clock at St. Mary on Highlands, the Rev. ". N. Claybrook officiating. A beautiful musical programme is being arranged by Prof Rienzi Thomas.
 Miss Vaughan will be attended by Miss Alice Allison of Richmond as maid of honor, and MT. Charles A. Lloyd will act as his brothers best man. MT. c. c. Malone and MT. J. 70. Taylor will serve as ushers. Mir Thomas R. Shields will give his niece in marriage
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10
MRS. FLETCHER COMPLIMENTS MISS HOWARD AT SHOWER

Mrs. John L. F'le' cher was a charm ing hostess of yeste rday afternoon. giv ing a pretty linen shower for Miss Kathleen Howard. a bride of this week Pink and green was the chosen color scheme, and was artistica1ly carried out in every detail.
 Receiving with the hostess and hon. cree were: Miss Louise Howard. Miss Vivian Howard, Mrs. ]. l.. Fletcher, Jr. and Mrs. E. w. Flett her
 A clothes line of pink ribbons was stretched in the living room and many dainty gifts were pinned to this with tiny pink clothes pins tied with green tulle. A salad and ice were served to 40 guests.
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 present were: Miss Frances May, Miss Dorothy Davis. Miss Louise Powers, Miss Louise Puclxett Miss Minna Glass, Miss Annie Ruth Glass, Miss Florence Harris, Miss Ethel Harris, Miss Louise Wheeler. Miss Katherine Lee, Miss Mary Kinney, Miss Ellen Giles Miss Margaret Proctor. Miss Elizabeth Hoyt, Miss Mary Griffin Johhs, Miss Annie Florence Parker, Miss Florence Miller, Miss Estelle Chamberlain, Mits Lydia Larkin, Miss Katherine I1arlkin, Miss Mary Giles, Mir. Jack Hornady, MT, Wal ter Harris. MT. Eugene Holiness MT. Douglas Camp. Mir. C. B. Thrrant, .Ir, MT. Robert Clayton. MT. Hewlett Par ker, Mir. Clarence Mathison, Mir. i1asley Black wood Mir. Charles DeVeaux., MT. Austin Holmes. Mir. Sam IsattNrc.A MT. Alex Gibson Mr. Charles ". Mills. MT. Ed Austin. MT. Coleman Motighon. Mir. Fred Chandler. MT. Bill Bohne. Mir. Lloyd Wheeler and Mir. Emmett 1.arlxin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10
MIR. M'CROSSIN HOST FOR
 ,. HILL-M,CROSSIN. ATTENDANTS

One of the most interesting dinner parties at the Country club last even ing was that given by MT. Edward +. McCrossin to honor Miss Bessie Me Crossin, MT. Thomas j. Hill and the at tendants at their wedding.
 Those composing this congenial party were: Miss Bessie McCrossin, Miss Emma McCrossin, Miss Margaret Hill of Tuscaloosa, Miss Florence Moore of New York, MT. T. J. Hill of Tuscaloosa, MT. owen Gresham, Mir T. B. Allen of Tuscaloosa and the host, Mir. Edward McCrossin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10
MISS WALK FRS LUNCHEON
 AT THE PRESS CLUB

Miss Lucie Walker was hostess at a. Luncheon at the Press club yester day comp1imenting those who will rep resent Camp Wilcox at the Unified Confederate Veteran reunion at Selma October 19-21. Her guests were: Mrs Bertha Hammond, Miss Ila Mae Allen, Miss Sadie Frey, Mrs. J. F. Hewett, Miss Mary Eunice Rush and Miss Laura Words.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10
MONDAY. OCTOBER I

Mr. and Mrs Matthews hosts at after rehearsal party
 Druid Hill Golf tournament in Atlanta
 TUESDAY. OCTOBER F.
 Miss Bessie McCrossin weds MT. Hill of Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs. Floyd's luncheon for Miss Evie Mae Brooks.
 Mss Margaret Hufstutler and Mrs. By rum compliments Miss Howard.
 Alpha Omega clup meets with Mrs. Claude White.
 Black Matthews wedding. H Mrs. H. F. DeBardeleben entertains Hill-McCrossin wedding party
 Mr. and Mrs J. F. Davis compliment Miss Brooks.
 WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER ls.
 Platowsky Brooks wedding at First Baptist church.
 Mrs Mary stobert's luncheon for Miss Tynes.
 Wednesday Afternoon Auction Bridge club meets with Miss Louise Neville. Wednesday luncheons at the Country club. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 14. Ii Tucker Howard wedding in East Lake. Mrs James 4Garber entertains Matrons' Auction Bridge club. Miss Keisdr hostess to the Bachelor Girls.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10
INVITATION TOURNAMENT AT ATLANTA CLUB

An interesting event. both in Atlanta Ind Birmingham society, will be the invi- ation tournament to be given this week t the Druid Hill club in Atlanta. Many |elightful social affairs are being planned br the entertainment of lovely women offers from many southern cities and he entire week will be filled with gayety fter gayety. E < <.
 The following will go to the tourna- hent from Birmingham: Mrs. Walker orcy, MT. and Mrs. Eugene Brown, Maj. nd Mrs. E. M. Tutwiler. Mrs Bessle K. kassie, Mrs Paul Chaiifoux. Mrs. Rob
 t Thach. Mrs. !. D. Kirkpatricks 4rs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10
MISS PEGUES GIVES
 MASQUERADE PARTY

Miss Bessie Pegues entertaIned number of young folks at a masque- rade party Friday evening at her home in Korwood. The house was brightly decorate for the event and games and contests were diversions of the even ling. Prizes were awarded to Miss Minna Glass and Mr. George B. Tarrant. IT, Punch and salad course were served during the evening. Those
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10
HILL-M'CROSSIN WEDDING
 EVENT OF WEEK

E One of the most interesting events of the coming week will be the marriage of Miss Bessie McCrossin to Mr Thcmas ! Hill of Tuscaloosa, which will take place Tuesday evening at S.3o o'clock at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Edward J. McCrossin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10
TUCKER-HOWARD
 WEDDING ATTENDANTS

The marriage of Miss Kathleen How ard to Mir. Robert J. Tucker will take place Thursday at high noon at the Eleventh Avenue Methodist church. The Rev Henry Stephenson of Gadsden will officiate and MT. Horace Bennett will have charge of the nuptial music.
 Miss Louise Howard will be her sis ter's only attendant, maid Of honor and Mir Jack Mccall will act SIS MT. Tuck CTS best man. The ushers are MT Harry A Burns and MT. w. F. Wrye.
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 ,corsage bouquet of lilies of the val ley
 The groom, attended by his best man, Mir Charles Woodruff of Birming- ham. entered from the Sunday school room and joined the bride at the altar, where the ceremony was most impress sively performed by the Rev. E. IL | Paul.
 "'rhis marriage unites two of AuN taugaville's most prominent young pe0- pie. The bride is charming girl. possessing in addition to personal at. traction. a sweet and sunny disposl- ton, which has endeared her to u large circle of friends who wish for her every happiness MT Ware was formerly from Bir- minghan1 but now resides in Autau- i gaville. where he is a prosperous young i planter. He is graduate of the Ala 1 bema Polytechnic institute at Auburn. and has made a host of friends
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MRS. UNDERWOOD HOSTESS
 FOR MISS M'CROSSIN

delightful affair with Miss Bes- sic McCrossin as honor guest was the Informal bridge party Friday afternoon at which Mrs. John Lewis Underwood was hostess, including as her guests the members of the Tuesday After noon Bridge club and few additional friends Following the. game de- licious salad and ice course was served.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10

and having Rienzi Thomas engaged as
 musical director. study was begun on
 the cantata, "The God and the Maid" and rehearsals of the Messiah" Will commence at an early date as the last named work will be given during the Christmas holidays. New members will be received during the next two meet ings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10
WEDNESDAY MUSIC CLUB ORGANIZED LAST WEEK

The first meeting of the Wednesday Morning Music club was held on Wednesday morning, last. in Clark X Jones hall, This is the chorus for women's voices recently organized un- der the presidency of Mrs. A. D. smith,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10
BOX PARTY AND SHOWER FOR RRTDE-ELECT

Mrs. Rose H. Bynum and Miss Mar garet Hufstuttler will be joint hos tesses at a box party and combination
 shower Tuesday afternoon to honor
 Miss Kathleen Howard, a bride-elect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10
MRS. CAREER TO
 ENTERTAIN CLUB

The Young Matrons' Auction club will meet this week with Mrs. James Garber at the home of her mother. Mrs. E. B. Evans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10
MRS. DEBARDELEBEN TO
 ENTERTAIN BRIDAL PARTY

Following the rehearsal for the mar riage of Miss Bessie McCrossin and Mir Thomas J Hill Monday evening Mrs II. F. DeBardeleben will be hos tess at buffet supper at her home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10
WEDNESDAY AUCTION BRIDGE
 WITH MISS NEVILLE

Miss Louise Neville will entertain the Wednesday Afternoon Auction Bridge club this week at her home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10

MT. and Mrs. J. F. Davis will be hosts at a buffet supper Tuesday even- ing at tNeir home in Norwood fol- lowing the rehearsal of the marriage I of Miss Evie Mae Brooks and MT. Carl
 Platowsky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10
MISS KEISER TO BE
 CLUB HOSTESS

The weekly meeting of the Bachelor Girls club will take place Thursday with Miss Helen keiser as hostess.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10
Personnel of League Committees

The wonderful work achieved by the krama league Is accomplished by a board kf managers and various committees khese include:
 Mrs B. F. wilkerson, president.
 Mrs. L. J. Haley, first vice president. Mir. S. J. Bowie, second vice president. i Miss W. NJ. Allen. third vice president. Miss Helen Benners. treasurer.
 MT. Carl H. Milam secretary.
 Address: Public library.
 The Rev. M. s. Barnwell. Mrs. ". S. Lowell, MT. Hugh Martin. MT. William Ryan, Mrs T. 0. Smith, Mrs. Sidney Ull- han. Mrs. T. D. Parke, Mrs. Alex Lon on.
 Educational committee, with Miss ". |. Allen, chairman, includes: Miss Hat ke Morton, Miss Berryman, Miss Weaver, [iss Emily Miller, Rabbi Newfeld, Mrs. N, S. Lowell. Miss Israel Moser and Miss
 melia Worthington.
 Committee on plays, with Robert 'hatch, Jr., chairman, includes: Dr. c. |. Brown, Miss A.. l.. Williams. Mrs. |brline Shipman, j. W. Donnelly, Dr. Hrs. victor Hanson, Miss Bessie Mae
 Thompson, Miss Ella Hubbert and Will lam Ryan, and Miss Ruth Allen.
 Mrs w. S Lowell has direction of mateur dramatic clubs and the play frights subcommittees carrying out hei &irections
 l The special programme committee IS one Ef the most important, in view of these which will be given at inter- Eals this season Mrs. w. s. Lowell. Mrs Nam Earle, Mrs John London, Mrs. John L Cartwright. Mrs Leonard T, Beechei Ind Mrs. Wilkcrson comprise this group Luncheons at which great artists of the rama will be the luncheon speakers are h view. The one-act play by Sir Arthur finefo, "The Playgoers. domestic brce.. will be put on in November. Re earsals even now are being held by the bramatic club.
 Dr. IT. IT. Losey win read lecture upof |bsen's Ghosts in November. Man,
 ther treats. literary and artistic. are ir |tore.
 The coming season holds great possi
 ilities of interest and pleasure for those rho have affiliated with the Drams sague movement. one of the sanest. mos ffective social agencies for moral. intel
 actual and aesthetic culture.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10

H RoMPTLY at s:so o'clock on Tues day afternoon Mrs. Leonard T.
 Beecher will read the Spanish play, SThe Great Goleote, at the first pro ramme meeting open to all members the Birmingham center of the Drama ague This will be on occasion extra -dinary, and one that has been anticl- hted by all interested in the drama Mrs. Beecher's exquisite art is too well nown to need comment. There is 3easure altogether unique in her inter relations. She sees, and adjusts the nd from the beginning, and sets each tervening detail in its true andachar- eteristic place She seems to have karched deep into emotional the pictorial nd dramatic content of the literature ae interprets, and she has the impart- lg power which enables us to get the enefit of her penetration and susceptt- Elity.
 'sThe Great Galeoto'' is worthy of her overs. Judged merely as piece of art,
 is wonderful creation. It deals With ie elemental passions of jealousy as
  balice or revenge, but by the more idle ovements of careless and stupid bngues. The movement of the play is bsolutely unbrol1en. Every action, every hrase. moves the characters with ln- korable certaint ytowards the climax here is no byplay-what seems like by hay is all contributory to the develop hent of the theme.
 But perhaps the most noteworthy thing bout the play is that, in spite of this imost classic severity of conception, Il ' so intensely human. One feels that il night all be happening today. and moi
 Madrid only-that it might indeed bs appening in the next street.
 Tuesday afternoon makes the advent O he first of series of programmes tt Fhich members of this center are looking brward, the idea being that interest ii le story of the drama and it's techniqu' bay be held and stimulated in this way The Birmingham center has 450 mem ers, and it is confidently expected tha cores of. others will be received at thu Filliant recital on Tuesday afternoon. IThe chairman of the membership com 4ittee, Mrs T. D. Parke, and the treas kfer, Miss Helen Benners, will receive nes and issue membership cards on thil ecasion.
 Members who have not remitteds vii elcome this convenience awaiting them 1t is desired that the programme ma. hart exactly at S:3O o'clock. Surely, thu lrama league should stand for prompt ess at it's own meetings as well as a he theatre.
 Every member of the center including he dramatic clubs of the league, als' he playwrights, are expected at the de >ghtful entertainment on Tuesday.
 After the programme an informal recep bon will follow, Mrs. T. o. Smith. Mrs N. s. Lowell and Mr. Fred Shireman be Lpg the committee in charge. Member kf the executive board of the Drama t,ague together with Mrs Beecher, am Hrs. B. F. Wilkerson, president of tn pcal center, hope to meet all the mem CTS of the Birmingham center on thi Rappy occasion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10
Ky JANE SHELBY

W. B. Allen. Miss Kate Earle, Miss Belle Roberts. Bliss Bland Tominson. Miss Serena Kirkpatrick Mrs. Lowell Yerkes, Mrs. E. W. Barrett.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10
BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA, SUNDAY. OCTOBER lo 1915
VOLUME XXXXV

Opening Programme of Dr anna League Tuesday; Golf Tournament at Druid Hill Club in Atlanta This Week; Wedding Personnels; Many Entertainments for Brides-elect; Out-of-town Weddings of Interest; En- agreements Announced; Other Topics of Interest in Social Realms; Announc ements; Random Notes
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CHLDERS-kEMP MT andM Mrs Thomas P Annie November In Wyiam HORNE-KEIFE MT # ROSKIND-ALLEN
 andN daughter to pr Herman c. ake ADAMS HAMILTON
 William Baskerville Hamilton the engagement
  wedding take place tho
 
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 andM Mrs of to of city, the weddn o ake n WATT
 Louis t The of the wedding will be announced later WINSLETT-WN of of the 0 October
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RnSKrNn.AII.EN

Mr. Mrs A. Allen announce the engagement of Sallye to Dr. c. Roskn of Nashville, Tenn, Ike pl laceO ober
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MT and Mrs P to S. wedding November In Vivian,
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DARROW-SPAR

and o Boston, Mass announce the Sheldon Boston in December
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 Reuben John Keife announce the engagement to Marvin the wedding t early in
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 woodson the engagement
  The wedding will be announced later.
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ADAMS-H

MT and Mrs William Baskerville Hamilton the Carolyn Sykes Of wedding take pi late fall
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MT and Mrs Marvin winslett O October IA,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-13
NEW SPEEDING UP METHODS
ON RUSSIAN RAILWAY SYSTEMS

Petroerad, Nov :? There has
been a great speeding up of methods
and men on the Russian railway sys-
tens during the past few weeks. as
q result of investiga ions u crrtak-
en- by the new minister of the in
terror, NJ. Khvostoff. His invr.ti-
cations We're begun in the first
place owing to complaints rrgarding Q
scarcity of food supplies in Moscow
The minister's plans for remedy
ing the conditions inclu ie the speed
ing up Of managers and workmen,
the use of motor vehicles for ln-
loading and delivery, the use Iof
the electric street cars for freight
at night. and the fixing of maximum
prices for distribution service by
private concerns The new meas
rres are being put into operation a.
Moscow, Petrograd and other places
where they are found necessary.