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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
NewPLayS and old
figure In Bookings
-4eaderv ,,tnnosw,esS Return Of
o''s Skin''er, Julian Ehinsc
ar@ DaSid Hat;tM.

'"sNNs NAY MI, open the ;,la> season
III k'>h"'N"i, The preliminary list of
ANTaNnN"s booked tNr tho Academy of
M"S'N msac rMNtc yesterday. am
'''W"N'S as IN" curtain raiser Mutt
MI" L'''' Nn the same date tho Biiou
national Circuit productions begin
ming WITH special Labor DAY matinee
or 'he weeks NNcrtng. The Man She
Loved"
htsh-vlaSs attractions In a variety
OF tNrrnS appcar in tho Academy prn
gram In the partial list OF bookings
are operas and mtnstrcls. farccs and
dramas. musical comedies and morality
plays Old favoritcs come and new
successes.
David Warhc!d Will bring to Rich
mond his beloved Music Master
OTIS Skinner Will appear in a new play.
Julian El;inSe will come later. rrob-
ably III Cheating Cheaters," in which
he is now playing.
Among the more prctcntious attrnc-
lions are pioghilcn's Ballet Russo,
hrough; 10 this country by otto Kahn:
the Russian Symphony Orchestra;
The World OF Pleasure" from the
Winter Garden, and Ramona" the
rnuch-talked-of screen spectacle.
Altogether, the projected dramatic
season promises to live up to past
rec"rdS OF the Academy.
The partial list OF Academy attrac-
tons follows: Mutt and Jeff:
Watch Your Step: Daddy Long
Legs; The Lilac Domino: THE
Only Girl Ramona: Very Good
Eddie; The House of Glass: Man
haitian English Opera Company:
princess Pat; The Serenade"; May
Irwin; Howes Pictures: The Blue
Paradise: Dioghilef's Ballet Russo:
Russian symphony Orchestra: OBrien's
Ministries: Rio Grande": Boston Eng
fish Grand Opera Company: The
Prince OF Pilsen"; Hammerstein's
"katinka"; Julian Eltinge: Common
Clay" Al Wilson; "My Home Town
Girl; Otis Skinner: David Warfield;
Fair and Warmer: Chicago English
Grand Opera Company: Experience"
and The World Of Pleasure" from
the Winter Garden
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
HELD ON SERIOUS CHARGE
Mitchell George Lewis VIII lie Given
Hearing To-D Day before Commits
sioncr FlcScnhci,ncr.

Mitchell George Lewis. member
OF the militia. stationed nj Camp
Henry G. Stuart. Will he heard this
morning by United States Commissions
er Melvin c. t'leGeuhcimcr on u charge
OF violating tho Mann White Slave
act. Lewis was arrested some DAVIS
ago IN the camp by United States Den
uty sheriff Garter u. Harrison and, In
default OF $500 bonds. was locked up
In the Hcnrico County Hall
II Is charged against Lewis that lie
caused woman TO accompany him
from Tennessee 10 WASHINGTON and
other places He las strenuously as
serted his innocence. Before taking
the Federal oath Lewis was employed
by telegraph company, lie il said
TO bear a good reputation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
YOUNGSTERS ENJOY PICNIC
Are Honorary Guests Of Rotary Club
ON Annual Outing to Vnrinn
Farm.

Approximately 100 members of tho
Richmond Rotary Club. each member
taking boy with him. participa ted
yesterday in the annual outing OF the
club. The excursion was to the Va
rina Farm. in Hcnrico County, where
the boys enjoyed themselves 30 tho
fun as only boys can. They had
plenty 10 eat from the large store OF
Brunswick stew and watermeions pro-
vidcd for them, and then. with loos-
ercd belts, they spent the afternoon
in playing baseball. running races,
climbing the creased pole and cutting
other capers
Each member OF tho Rotary Club
devoted his interest to one particular
hoy, somewhat after the Big Brother
movement. These honorary urchins
are office boys. ncwsboys, telegraph
boys and others who are forced to
earn their living.
The meeting OF the club was held
ri tho farm. and two-GeorEo !. Stone
man and Owslcy Sanders---wcrc elected
TO membership.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
no INVESTIGATE COST
OF NEW PLAYGROUND
Tuesdny Climb Appoints Committee, Fol
lowing Addresses ny Juds. j.
Hnle I1ckx and Others.
After hearing Judge ]. Hoyo Ri,

AFTER hearing Judge ]. Hogc Kicks
OF the Juvenile and Domestic Relations
Court, and $. Nick. Judl<ins, w. A
Chearvood, e. II. Love and S.orstar,,
8. L. Thomas. OF the Railroad Y. NJ
Z. "A, on the need of a playground for
the Children OF Seventeenth Street and
enVTons. the Tuesday Club of the
rGslnoah \. Al @. A yesterday after
noon appointed a committee OF seyon
to secure Information and report ax ~
the cost of htting up the SeabrooJ,
Warehouse property as playrround
The report is TO DO made Mt the my,
m Getting Of the CLUB. and tho commit
tee is composed of S. H. Love. y g
scott. w. a Cheat-pood. II. NJ. Stark.
w. G. Smith, y, O. Hill and & Nick
Judkins
During tho meeting tho club rn.
served z Communication from the East
Eno Woz1A rFa cs.l1s,ian Temperance
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
HELP FOR STRIKERS
Metal Trades Council Votes 500 To Aid
Former Girl Employees of South
crn Manufacturing Company.

No change was reported Yesterday
in the situation brought about by the
walking out few days ago of about
fifty girls employed nj the plant Of
the Southern Manufa curing Company,
In South Richmond.
The Metal Trades Council has voted
500 TO aid the girls, aud a contribu-
ton OF $50 was made by the Machinists'
Union, No. 10. These appropriations
II is stated will be made weekly.
President T.. G. Laird. of the South
ern Manufacturing Company, said YES
terday that no had no statement to
make. No progress has been made in
settling the differences. but as yet the
positions OF tho girls have not been
filled with other workers. according to
MIR. Laird.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
DEFINES CONVICT LAW
Assistant Acknowledgement Say. Credit
Allowance Applies Only to
Prnitcntiary Prisoners

Assistant Acknowledgement Leslie c.
Garnett yesterday advised Governor
STUART, in reply to an inquiry, that that
section Of the Code, providing n Ger
tain percentage of time off for pris-
oncrs whose rcSords have baen good
applies solely to prisoners confined In
the State Penitentiary. Credit allow
nncc. however. said Mr.. Garnctt may
he granted those prisoners who have
been worked on the State convict road
or quarry force within the discretion
OF the GovcrnAy
Governor Stuarts inquiry had par
ticular reference to a prisoner, origl-
nally sentenced to serve a term In
the State Pcnitcntiary, whose sentence
was later committed to impriSon menl
in iail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
WALKS OUT OF WINDOW
Mrs. Mnry COttrell Dies From Injuries
Sustained In Fall From
Second Floor.

Mrs Mary Cottrell. eiGhty-f five years
old, walked out OF n rear window on
the second floor OF her home. at 903
Louisiana Street, early yesterday
morning, receiving a fractured skull
which caused her death a short time
after Frank Kirby, a nciGhhor. found
her on tho ground. She was known
as somnambulist.
kinby summoned the ambulance az
ter notifying members OF the Cottrell
household, and Ambulance Surgeon
inchman responded. He found that
Mrs. Cottrcirs skull had been frac-
turcd and rushed her to the Virginia
Hospital. where she died. Mrs. Cot
trcll was residing with her son. George
McCabc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
Negroes In Cuttinr scrnpe.

Alfred Amos and Henry Johnson,
noih cUlorcd, engaged in n cutting
irNvhs at Seventh and Leigh Streets
last night with tho result that both
81 lhcm are patients 1T Virginia Hos
P'taI with a policeman guarding them
9" soc that thcy do not escape Po-
lice Cour, hearing Detective Thur
man and Policeman Green arrested the
NEGROES after each Of them had been
cut severely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
TYPHOID SITUATION NORMAL
Sir New Cases A,c Adacd, but ,rro
ischurg ed--IrntaI

The total nur.Me. Il ty,hoia f,v,r
cases IN Richmond yesterday Wax tl5
Two patients being dis hal.roo ana six
Just ciasncssd, beng added.
alarm which wSs tolt tho Grst Of The
month over The unusvaly large number
OF cases reTsv-tei has Gov entirely ais.
appetret Dr. B :. Summers, medical
inspector, saia ina, the situation now
is normal: t.sc The number Of cnscs
being TsTor:ed IS IN keeping WITH ;hc
records ESTABLISHED 81 past yen.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
More space For Shell Makers.

The Administrative Board yesterday
approved plans for the erection OF n
large frame building at tho local plant
OF the American Locomotive Compa ny.
made necessary, IL was said hy the
war orders which the concern is now
filling. Attorney Murray NJ. Mcclure.
representing the company. asked for
the approval OF the board before ap-
plying to the City Council for the ne
cessary permit. The building Will he
OF temporary character.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
Forging order Charged.

~oliccmcn wyatt and Sweet ycster-
day arrested c. r. Pickett and Frank
Farmer on Il warrant charging them
with forging tho name of n. r.. Dalton
to an order on r. H.. I$nstlcborR &
Son for meat valued at S2.10. Joseph
Fihbani WAS arrested by these officers
on n charge Of knowingly buying the
alleged stolen meat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
Women Conduct noyiynl.

Misses y. -. Roam and ~. b. Stcole.
cvangclists, are conducting revival ser>
Vices in the new chapel on BROAD
Rock Road. near HUI Street. South
Richmond. Services will he held every
might this week, beginning Mt o'clock.
nj 2:30 o'clock next Sunday afternoon.
and again that night. Misses Roam and
steele preach tho doctrine OF cntir.
:ancti ficatiOu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
PED lions In BRnLr,,pr,,

Two petitions n voluntary bank
raptcy were flied yesterday Ii the
United States District Court Carey n
Hatch merchant ~ I525 West cary
s;,s<t, ssss1.9 Z lis position that HE
Nec.lT'es were sTs@-i' asld his assets.
A.c&Ie. TIE other petition was riled
% c. J. Foster, railway conduct,
living AZ 12es TcDonougn Street, who
places hts liabilities ~ sstS os and MI,
Assets at tfG{.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
City WIZ Pay Soldier

,est night recommended for adop,ion
resolution granting tui! pay Ia All
c!tS employees who have enlisted IN
the State troops This viii be IN adj
dit.or 20 their pay FROM tire war De-
,partEaent- wh!ct., ~ The cases o.: rne-
,fol6iuG oo:rnoAssiozs, Is II. excrss az
that pe!t by the citr. Fifteen men
who were employed IN various
branches OF the city govera5eut Will
hEse1r Ixiac IBIS asrSca.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
lightning Hits HosplfuI,

ST lhike's Hospital was struck by n
bolt OF lightning during the early
morning storm OF Yesterday. More
than 800 telephones in tho Immediate
vicinity were put out OF commission
for n short time. The bolt struck one
of tho metal corniccs and followed the
drain pipes to the ground, Tho drain
pipes wore damaged by the lightning
Several patients at tho institutions wcro
frightened but none were injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
Re>rucd From Canal.

y i Scay yesterday iunped into tho
canal back Of W. $ Forbess ware
mouse and was rescued only after con-
cranlc effort on, tho part OF ]. y.
hipscomh. clerk In the warehouse,
:nf Policeman Jim Gary. Scay was
arrested on charge Of being drunk
""c Gisordcrly tn the st,cot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
Stole nrncelcu -Four Months.

Josephine Harris. colorcd, was SON
tonEod to Jail for four months by
Justice Crutchficld ycRt ordny on a
charge OF stealing bracelet from
Mary Moaby.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
II WI. 40, Til. Trent.

William Henry Trent. colored. an
employee of Warner Moore e Co, ask ed
The Times Dispatch last night TO eX-
plain that he is not the William II
Tren. mentioned in Police Court reports
yesterday rs being charged with steal
ing a cash register
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
Charged with Serious Oncn.e.

lc. /" Davis. eighteen ycnrs old. was
arrested last niEht by Policeman Cor
ring on warrant Rworn out by w.
III. Bryant. charging him with n sortous
offcnso against 13udora L. Bryant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
Dn>i. Now convuies..cnt.

Harvey Arthur Davis. OF S2l North
Eighth Street. who has boon ut tho
Memorial Hospital for treatment since
carly in August. TX now convalcsccnt
and able TO see his friends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
rhompson Attend. Convcntion.

Captain William H. Thompson, Ru-
perintondcnt OF tho Fire Alarm and
Police Signal Systems. loft yesterday
for Baltimore. where he Will To-day Mt
tend tho annual convention or tho as
socintion OF Municipal. Electricians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23

Matte Branch, colored, WIS arrested
yesterday by Detectives Wiltshire
and Smith ~ n fugitive from Justice
from Chesterfield, where ,she IL snid
to DO wanted on Il charge OF arson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
NEED MORE ICE
Relief Contributions Not Eqnni 10 De-
mnnd Crenicd by Br0iitng Wen
Observation-Disclosures eccipts. 81.

Contributions to the leo Mission have
bccn diminishing Of late, in spite OF
the continued and increasing heat.
Funds are urgently needed No fall
ing off in tho gifts can he riskcd until
the cool days Of autumn return with
their crisp winds and invigorating
frosts.
Yesterdays yeccipts amounted to ST.
The total amoNnt received this summer
is Sl0T9.7S. all or which has hccn OK
pended by tho lee Mission. All con-
,rihuuons Will be promptly ac<nowl-
edged by The Times Dispatch.
The contributions yesterday were as
follows:
H. -, C''.'''' observation-disclosures. 81 90
Urinary Department OF Centenary
'hnrch .'...... ........,...... 90
Received yesterday s7 90
Previously acknowledged 800. or rs
Total receipts l.079 rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23

George Costa was arrested yester-
Gay ny Policeman r. L. Gary on o
marry of being d!sordcrly and annoy.
ING Ara. a. +. Book In the sweet,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
Ints-sered with Women.

left Jones WAS fined S25 and costs
In the Police Court yesterday A
charge OF being drunk and interfering
with women on the street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
JONES ALONE OPPOSED
TO FURTHER DELAY

Councilman C. c. Jones. of Madison
1'ard, was the only member of the
committee to vote against the delay
when motion to that effect was
offered by Councilman 7. Gray Had
don, of Clay ward.
This committee is not meeting the
issue" said Mr.. Jones 1T is our
duty TO levy the proposed tax. and
am opposed to side shuffling and
back stepping"
Mr.. Haddou explained that he offer
ed the resolution for two reasons. The
first, he said, was that the measure
proposing a graded license tax upon
merchants purchases, if adopted, would
entail certain loss of $4,000 to the
city. as the revenue it would produce
was estimated to be that much less
than from the rate OF S1.i0 on capital.
The second reason, he said, was that
IL the Supreme Court reverses Judge
Richardson the city will have it's form
er income.
Before the committee decided to give
up the purchasc-taX plan some of the
wholesale merchants Of the city were
granted hearing. practically every
other line Of business affected having
previously heen given an opportunity
to express its views.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23

E. G. Timberlake was fined IS and
costs In the Police Court yesterday
on n charge OF sccklessy driving an
| automobile through CANDLES Hill
H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
COMRADES OF TROOP ID
ACT AS PAILBEARERS

Comrades of Private Gooch acted a
pallbearcrs. Corporal Clarence Watt
Jr., was in command OF the military
guard. The burial was In Hollywood
Cemetery.
Private Gooch is survived by his par
cuts, sister. Miss Elizabeth Gooch
and three brothers. Thomas, Irving and
Buford Gooch.
Tho funeral of Private w. +. Meade
the son OF Rev. and Mrs .Stasius Meade
Of Alexandria, was held yesterday
afternoon in Alexandria Corptal f.
r. Richardson commanded tho eight
men who attended as military guard
Lieutenant George l. Parsons was also
present AT the funeral
The board of officers. consisting of
LieutcnantsI +. Bigger. w y Mercer
and p. II. HudGins. who have been in
vestiEating the death OF the two SOL
diers, will make their complete report
in a few days
The coroners jury will meet TO con-
slider the case AT 10 o'clock this morn
ing In the Office of Coroner Taylor. In
the City Hall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
SOLDIER BOYS BURIED
WITH MILITARY H0N0Rs
Squads Fire Farewell Statutes n,
Gooch and Meade Arc Laid
to Rest.
oFMCERs ATTEND FUNERALS
Camp Stuart Board of Inquiry VIII
File EARLY Report-Coroner Tay-
Tor Will Hold Inquest To-day Into
Mondays Accident.

Military ceremonies attended tho fu-
ncrals yesterday OF the ITO soldiers
from Camp Stuart who werc killed by
train at Acca Station early Monday
morning. corporal and eight men
fired the last salute over tho grave of
each man, the flag Of Camp Stuart hung
haif-mast during the hours of the
funerals land officers Of the State mi
Ntia were present at both services.
The funeral of Rrivate Henry G.
Gooch was conducted from the home of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs r. X. Gooch.
25ls Stuart Avenue. at II O'Clock in
the morning by Rev. f. Wayne Long,
pastor OF Cowardin Avenue Christian
Church. Officers attending we're: Lieu
tenantColonel Bernard w. Salomonsky
commander OF Camp Stuart; Major
Junius +. Lynch, chief surgeon of the
ca mp. and Major r. w Bowlcs, Captain
John ~. Cutchins and Lieutenant, Brad
Icy J. BossieuN, of the First Squad
ron OF Cavalry, of which Trooper Gooch
n rpc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
CITY WILL CONTINUE
TO APPLY PRESENT RATE
ure Providing for Merchants Lii
CcnSc. Based on Purchases.
WILL WAIT FOR DECISION
Instructs Commissioner Tresnon to
Continue Assessment Of Nier-
chants Capital at Old Rate OF
40 on Each 500.

Despite the ruling of Judge Rich
ardson in the Hastings Court that the
city's ordinance levyinG tax OF Sl.4o
on each 500 employed as capital by
merchants is invalid the Council Com
mittce on Finance last night decided ~
stand pat and lot the Supreme Court
OF Appeals OF Virginia pass on the
matter before any further attempt is
made to put into force new license
tax
With this decision reached. the COM
mittee adoptsd 4 resolution instruct
ing Commissioner of Revenue Tresnon
TO apply tho merchants tax rate for
1916. Sl.4o for each s1n1 of capital.
and to assess capital III strict ac-
cordaucc with the present law The
resolution further instructs City At
torncy Pollard TO use every effort
to have the supreme Court render its
opinion ia this case At the carlies,
possible time
Tho action OF the committee was q
victory for Alderman Ordway Puller.
OF Clay Ward. Though not "A member
OF the committee. he has been active in
the movement TO delay action on this
tax question until next year holding il
10 bc illegal to change the city's sys-
tom of taxation in tho middle Of
fiscal year.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
RivERvlEw FARMERS CLUB.

The Riverview Farmers club
met October at Cedar Slope the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank Nc
Cavern. The meeting opened at
Al 80 with a song by the club. and
the minutes Of the last meeting
were read and approved, followed
by a reading by Mrs. r. T.. Hen
derson, entitled my Boy and a
recitation by Frances Newton,
after which adjournment was
taken for dinner
After all enjoyed a lovely din
liner and social time the meeting
was again called to order at 2::3O.
Questions.
First. Will the federal land
lloan law interfere with the bank
ling business in general? 1t will
not interfere with the banking
business.
Second: Would it not be edu-
cational as we'll as beneficial for
1.-THE farmer to attend the state
lfairg II would be educational as
1well as beneficial.
4 Third: How can the farmer
lbest cooperate together 10 hold
tIdowT the assessments on ditch
taxes? There is no objection te
assessments where direct bene.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
JEppo FARMERS CLUB.

Woodbine. Ia, Oct. 2a.--A
most interesting meeting of the
Jcddo Farmers club was held at
Orville Vale. the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Kennedy. The day
was fine and ten families were
present. Visitors were Mr. and
Mrs. Newt Rogers and family,
Mrs. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Kennedy and MIR. and Mrs. Will
| liam Davis.
Dinner was served at noon and
the club called to order at $50
with music on the Nictrola. scrip
1ture reading, roll call and pro-
gram of selections. on the Vic
trola and reading, after which
the following Questions were dis
|cussed:
First: What is the best roof
for the general farm buildings :?
II was decided in favor Of the
shinglc roof.
Second: Which is more profit
able, raising poultry or dairy
ling? Decided in favor of rails
ling chickens. This caused much
Interest and good talks on both
lsides.
Following is the program for
November: Reading by Mrs.
siebels, song by Mr.. Kennedy,
Ireading by Charles Leonard, read
| ing by Mrs. Arnold, recitation by
Lillian Lewis, music by Merle
Watkins, music by MI kiger,
song by Mrs. Perry Watkins and
lrecitations by Little Perry Wat
kins and Lois Kigcr
Committee for program and
Questions: Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs.
Mrs. Watkins and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kiger.
Questions for November: Which
are the cheapest to hire, single
or married men on the farm9 Re-
fcrred To Fred Leonard.
Can woman with half a dozen
chickens make more profit in
three years than a man with
forty acres of land, according to
the money inveslrd9 Referred to
Mrs. Arnold.
After several more selections
ON the Nicirola the club ad-
ionrncd TO meet with Mr.. and
Mrs. Briggs on November 9.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

lby Esther Evans, reading by Mrs
George Mcintosh, song by Mil
ldred Brandiff, reading by Mrs
Frank Wilson, song by Jaunita
Poor, recitation by Florence Will
son; duet by Dryden Quist and
Melvina Evans, recitation by Ray
|mOnd Evans.
Question committee for next
month: Mrs. w G. Goulthard,
Mr.. Ray Evans and Mrs. George
Beebee.
Program committee for next
month: Mrs. W. G. Coulthard,
Frank Wilson and Mr.. Brandriff.
The following visitors helped to
make the day more pleasant: Mrs.
Emery and family. Rev and Mrs.
McKelvey and family of Modale,
Mrs. WILLIAM McGayern, Miss
lStella stations. Miss Beulall
middleton, Mrs. William Middle
ton and Mrs. Faber
The club then adjourned TO
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Rrandifi
the first Saturday in November.
p j. QU1ST.
MRS. COULTHARD, Pres.
Secretary.