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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-23

! ing Of the Missionary society last Mon
/ day afternoon at the home Of Mrs
/ Gibson, First the history Of Mission
larry hymns was given and then a choice
/ selection OF them were sung by Mrs
/ Fauth. August Z, the society will en-
/ terrain the public at q tea on the lawn
I Of the Mission school
Miss May MARTINEZ was hostess at q
/ happy party at her home, Tuesday
afternoon, In honor OF Misses Jean and
Helen Krause, both visiting here from
~ Paso. The I'll Paso game Of Bun.
CO. was introduced and played with
vim
Miss Ada Harvey was hostess at a
supper picnic Thursday evening. on
her beautiful lawn. for the members
Of the Christian Endeavor society.
Some thirty-five were In attendance,
and a most enjoyable evening was
spent
Tuesday evening, Miss May Sptz
was hostess to the Tuesday Evening
card club at her home on East Pal
ace avenue \ gOodly number OF the
members were present.
Mesdamcs Carl Bishop, Albert Clancy,
and John +. Adams were hostesses at
delightful tea ut the home OF Mrs.
day afternoon. The rooms Of the at
tractivc residence were prettily deco
rated with Shasta daisies Those who
assisted were Mesdames Renehan, pa
Wis Catron and Seligman, in the din
ing room, Mcsdamcs Knight, Moore
and Ilvan, in the drawing room, while
Mrs. John Marsh, Miss Isabel walker
and Miss May Spitz were general as
sistauts. Misses Media Nusbaum Be
atricc Scligman, Amelia McFic Helen
Walker, Evelyn Mcbride and Mar
Earct Mcbride poured In the sun par
Tor and Miss Constance Walter at
tended at the door.
Three more chain parties were given
within the past week. The first was
given by Mrs j.. II. Wright at her
home Monday evening, bridge being on
the tapis.
Mrs. Townsend was hostess at the
second one, also bridge on Tuesday
afternoon at her home.
Tho third was given by Mrs. Yarnell
at her home on "Wednesday afternoon.
It too was a bridge party The chain
parties are for the benefit Of the wo-
mans board of trade.
Mrs Mary McFio LaCkcy ard Miss
Amelia Mclfie entertained at bridge
last Friday afternoon. In honor of
Miss lncz Eklund About twenty of
Santa Fc's Young women we're present
Next Wednesday evening the young
ladies ur santa Zee are to be hostesses
to tho young men AZ "A leap year par
~. TO he given At the home Of Mr. aud
Mrs Francis G. Wilson. The affair
viii be a benefit for the building
fund Of the Wumans club
Monday evening Mrs Fiskc will be
hostess to the Santa he Dancing club
at her home. Wednesday evening her
Miss Norma Fiske, will en-
terrain the young peoples dancing
class
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Leo llersh
was hostess at a large dance at her
home, in honor of Mrs, Elias Clark
Of Plaza del Alcvalde and Mrs A.
Singer Of Albuquerque The dance
proved to be one of the events Of the
week
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-23
Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, July %, 1916

pay rectory on East Palace avenue,
made arrangements for its annual pic
mic.
The Woman's auxiliary and guild of
the church OF the Holy Faith, we're
the guests of Mrs Edward X. Wright
on ErldaY afternoon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-23

Pigeons, chickens hogs, cows and
horses thrive better on milo maize
thanany other grain feed. IL costs
w. FEE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-23
CNWDs, DANCING Am rIN.


Miss Beatrice S'lgmun gave a birth
day party for Miss Marjorie Friday.
Friday afternoon The guests had a
most enjoyable afternoon playing
bridge Those present were Misses
Grace Lord. \atclc bills. Clara Glib
SON, Pauline Jackson Virginia knight
Cunsuelo Chaycs aud LuRcc knight
Mrs Henry bendlhl was hostess at
% dyhghttul tea Thursday afternoon
at her home. in honor of her sister.
Miss Dunbar Of Ias Auimas. Colo.
who rs here 10 spend the summer. The
rooms were rrctuly decorated with
shasta daisies while a color scheme
of rcd was carried ont IN the dining
room with red sweet peas Those who
assisted Ia the dining room were Miss
es Helen Winter Bertha Smith and
Ada Harvey, In the drawing room.
Mrs Patteu and Mrs Weltmer. Mrs.
Winter Mrs. Iaughlin. Mrs. Hanna
and AIRS Ristlne poured
An exceptionally nice program was
rendered by Mrs. Fauth al the meet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-23
RENpI.IsMNN.CoRNLLI


The announcement OF the marriage
IN Los Angeles last Tuesday Of Miss
Winifred Minnie Rendlemau 10 Mr..
Harry h. Cornell came as a distinct
surprise 10 the many friends of both
bride and groom IN this city. That
MIR Cornell had left the city for the
coasi, presumably on n vacation trip,
was known, but so closely were his in
tentiona guarded that not even his in
innate friends were aware of his real
purpose. Details Of the wedding are
lacking except the date and the city
when aud whore II took place. and
the fact that the announcements are
sent out in the name OF the brides
brother Mir Oglc G. Rcndleman. of
Los Angeles
The bride was visitor TO Alhuquer-
que about "a year ago, spending fcv-
cral weeks here &C that time. and
made many friends during her stay
IN this who will welcome her as an
acquisition 20 local society MIR Cor
nell Is one Of the best known ana most
popular young professional men iu
New Mexico Tie was formerly as
Histant district attorney of the second
Judicial district aud is recognized as
ono Of the ablest attorneys at the Al
buqucrque bar
Mr. aud Mrs Cornell will be at
nome after August ~ at 81 South Ar
no street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-23
Still Out of Town

locally there Is nothing stirring IN a
social way Everybody Is sim out Of
town. and nobody seems to BEE IN a
hurry 10 come back The heat stories
that have filled the columns of the
press for several weeks past appears
to have had the effect OF convincing
everybody that the city Is very good
place to be- from. and that the farther
one IN from Il the better off one iH
From one far-away point and nn-
other tidinga drift IN now and then
that the folks are all doing well and
are having as good time as could be
expected. Reports from tho Calif0r-
MIA beaches indicate that Albuquerque
is well represented on the coast and
that cur friends and noighhors are
using up their fun share Of the Pa
citic ocean Tor the purpose for which
every ocean was intended. There are
no sharks along that hoBpitablo shore
at least none Of the eating va
rloty. the breed being mostly confined
70 the genus hotel proprietor who
goes only after the Nurse and con-
scquontly there abide in the breasts
Of our fellow citizens none of that par
donable timldity and not unnatural
nervousness that have caused the life
80 the seeker Aftor recreation on the
Jersey coast TO DO anything but a long
dream Of bliss
And IN the mean time we get along
as best We can here Ia town. Some
times It's a shower Of rain and some
times it's a dust-Elnrm, but one way
or another something happens every
now and then 10 cause II to get little
biz cooler and TO make W. feel like We
can live on a little bit longer Just to
see how long Il can last
And after while they'll begin com
inR back. and then they'll tell us all
they were away and perhaps few
things that didn't, and we viii be po
along, and then wen settle down TO
our usual routine aud the season will
Ia nrHtU
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z
A SMART DANCE.


The dance at Library han on Tues
day evening Melted not only sub
stantial sum for the Woman's board
Of trade. but was also one Of the
smartest dances Of the summer season.
Thirty couples were upon the floor
most Of them Of the Younger set, while
Il number of guests played cards at Ia
blcs placed for them. The decorations
were most artistic, consisting of a
bank of Shasta daisies on the mantle
Of the fireplace, Caudyuft and grace
ful vines garlandcd the ceiling aud
twincd about chandeliers. The music
was furnished by Karl Winter being
especially good and the refreshments
served were OF an unusually dainty
character The party was given by
Mesdames Catron, Rolls and Walter
for tho benefit OF the Womans board
OF trade 4 number OF Albuquerque
guests as well as visitors from dis
lance were present.
CIIRS AND SOCIETIES.
The santa Zee Wuman's club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Frank W. Clancy on East Pal
ace avenue and made final arrange
meuts Tor the rendition of The
Daughter OF Heaven, at the Mason
ic cathedral, for the benefit of the
building FUND of the club. After the
play, a dance Is to be given Cnul
a new club house is built, the club
win meet at the home OF Miss Conrad
of Mrs Frank W Clancy aud the
Elks club, having accepted tho kind
invitations rendered IL to hold meet
ngs there.
The Monday Bridge club met this
Al.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-10

.Me44s.ooo year to maintain our
military forces.
a Million Citizen Soldiers.
Tho general siau estimates that
iAe United States should have a mo-
ae force Of l0eooo soldiers avail.
aN,e SO homie 1t the oatbreak of war
ma thai the arms Nlth ihc regular
NJ cr.e should amount % taW
sN,r.tn
1arIpe Tile trsl aeoAs OF Nar IN
n,s couau the military situation
fobahs ain be critical" states the
ieport AT That time every fully
Dsned soldier should De- put m the
lcld. To do That With tho small mil
i;ary establishment herein adgocat
ia it ls neeosHr, that durng peace
tha army be kent ID WAR siren4ih
and ihai the regular reserve he os.
eanized and not kent bach 20 replace
iosscs expected duius war; such
loascs shoald be replaced from depot
uails
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-10
POWDER PLANT EIPlODI[s; !.
THIRTEEN ARE KILLED

Philadelphia Jan. 10. Thiricee
persons at least are reported to ha.r
icen killed in an explosion al tae nr
'cher plant OF the Du pont loa ler
sampany at Carney's Point early
Monday. The steamer Long Beach
yAich was Just leaving its dock wss
b'Own partly out OF the water All
d rs windows We're broken and part
,i the cabin was smashed.
None OF the passengers were hurt.
according TO reports here. The force
oi the explosion was so great that !.
vas heard in this city, twenty-five
Iqiles distant 49, ssar .s.,,. !.
Later reports said that in addition
to the thirteen killed seven men we're
severely burned. that tn blast was
caused by outside influences and that
swo men had been arrested Ax al
'ire communication to Carney'e
Point was cut off by the explosion,
acne of these reports could be co1.
lirmed. aA
The explosion occurred In thr
oscher plant mill. where the finest
rades OF smokeIess powder are pre-
a~ed for shipment s.- -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-10
FRIEND Of THE PEEPuL"
IN BOLD CRAFT GAME

Oklahoma City Jan. le.--A plan OF
senator Campbell Russell of Warner
to collect approximately 800 GOO
rom the various school districts OF
lAe state FOR his efforts toward vital.
iglng section ~, article 10 OF the
constitution ador,ed by q vote Of the
teople, came 70 light Friday morning
in letter to State Superintendent
|9 y. wilson fram the official Of a
school district 10 KingiisAer conn.
ts who had sought his advice on the
proposition Without comment Nj.
Wilson Immediately referred the NATL
ter to Attorney General S. P. Freel.
irg.
Section IA provides that all sehosl
taxes paid by public service corpora.
tons shall be paid into the state
treasury and distributed the same as
other common school funds. It was
adopted through the efforts 81 Sen.
aior Russell and the Peoples Power
ieaeHe Of which he IS president IN
a test case carried to the supreme
court that tribunal did not declare
tic amendment unconstitutional. but
held that it was imperative because
Of the absence of any LEGISLATION beI
which lis provisions could be carried
out
Now AIr Russell proposes by the
use OF the initiative and referendum
of other means to supply the legis-
lition needed % sitalize tho section
II the various school districts will
kick IN" and pag him for ais servic.
cs and the cost 10 incurs IN his o.
foits.
Accompanying a letter from Mr. !
rnssell to the officers Of sehoci dis
ir.cis IA blank form Of contract wh'ca
they are asked 10 sign II the plan
appeals to them. BY the terms OF
tae contract the school district ag.l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-10
DON'T ENDANGER It
WITH CAL0N[L

II Is generally agreed hy experts I'm
this country and Europe thai aanei
has a very violent effect on the S.
:em. This accounts Tor lac familiar
disagreeahle feeling aecompan.iug 4
s:osel and the Weakened condition iol
lowing il.
llv-ver-las Is q harmless Neseiahie
compound that is ulld. but esaetNe
substitute for calomol n has all the
effectiveness. but not the effect. Of
ealomeL. It's splendid value has
brought II into such Wide use That In
some states il has almost entirely re-.
placed calomel.
Just try liy.ver-las once. and you'll
hsFer use calomel asaln. Insist ON
the genuine. bearing the likeness AMI
signature OF H. X GrirshF. which IS
guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded For salo ~ Lille
Drug and Stationery Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-10
FOR BRONCHITIS, PAINFUL Couch,
WHlOPIAG COUGH AND COLDS
ehs'p''' RsH'd, "aae Hamsas Tsapsaossl

Aoen ia necd 81 rcmedg lof tae
treatment Of nrqu5hial Affeto
suea as RroIehits Nho3ane
oash, trcua. stuhlofa coasas. Cold, ,
or boars'ness. don't simn.t ask the
afageist Cor Coasa Medicine b.
st the lesl Tell him a. zi.a 3oa
sehftmatn's NOa Concentrated rs
Heeipiaii instead OF hcing inaaefd ir.
10 ausIns soemiains elise galels an H..
strength ~ sunc testimonials of iAa
exaggerated claims o. the maa4lac.
n ier The same Monas HacA au4
niec goes wiil ever, hottie of this
femeds sold hs fae Oel Irue Store
az does with nr Seailfmanns fam
GUS Astlmaior and your MONEY wi,
le refunded. II Il does NJ. give Der.
iset satisfaction. In Tact even more
II i Is rot found the best teHele ev
er used Tor the'c objections In bne
b.s this new remedy. besides seeuf
sng the guarantee these dragslsts
slte. Il SIN likewise lie found the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-10

fees that ii Mr. Russell Is successful
in his efforts the school district vii
fay him 10 per cent OF the difference
between what the school district er-
tciles as result OF the operation o.
'tke section and what IT would have
~ eiyed had not the section been
ializcd, which is described in the
contract Is met gain. Several
school districts, particularly in Nus
feeee county. il is understood. have
asreed to the plan.
According TO hurried estimates
ade Friday in some OF the state dc.
this would return Mr. Rus.
sen approximately 100000. The
contract specifically states that he
is to receive nothing II he Is unsuceos
ta. IN his fort TO make the section
operative. =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-10
fire INSURANCE
IN
IS QUIET.
SNifrI\I lltM Il0NS "
RlTrS. " rfllu WIND,
NOT pR0B ABiI

Oklahoma city 0hs IAN De- lhc
Aeument among nre insurance com.
ran'es over the possibility oi the noV
asaganoo boorl masking sUesp.nr re-
dnrtol. n mtrs seems 10 haNe 20 am
extent passed. The eamm'tno OF u.
mmncc men who were here Tor sey
trai days hls, gone bass east They
a-scd tho insurance board o. adopt "a
resolution fha there would BE- NO
change 10 the rates. for fire Insurance
'ih ihls state satc that hased upon i've
years actual experience In this state
The board d'd moi pass tne resolution,
nui the secretary Of The board gave
the committee assurance that there
would Pee nothing done without hear
mes and ;hat there Is no desire on the
Mart ol tho board 10 make a hardship
on the Insurance companies.
State Insurance Commissioner
Welch said that there has been more
or lcss unclsiness among the CONE
panios since the passage Of the nNr
anoc board law and chat tile nossibil.
/, OF iho larger companies withdraw
mg from the state probably Was more
Imminent than had been generally nm
dcrsiood. While Mr Meloh neither
approved the resolution that Was ask
ed hy the committee of insurance men
nor signed the letter sent to the COM
mircc by Secretary Samuel of the
hoard. ho is known 70 be ia favor Of q
policy that win not work to the undue
disadvantage OF the companies
So lar as ,hc situation now appears
ihere is no probability of the insur-
ancc companies or any OF Them yolun.
tarily quitting the oklahoma field on
account of the law What may be
done by the hoard under Che law IN
the way Of rate making viii be con.
sieercd when the action shail ho taken
ny the board
The matter Of the underwriters
agency II stil aeltaiing the large
underwriters agencies OF this country.
These agencies have asked the aiior
ucy general for further opinion as
10 tho rules of ihe insurance hoard
that are framed under The terms of the
hw whcih shuts out all underwriters
agencies in this state. THESE agencies
9ant a form ol policy that would not
ia The opinion of the insurance board,
carry out the intent OF tie law which
seems TO be specific nj its inhibition
oi such agencies
The recent decision by the supreme
court followed by the refusal OF that
court to grant rchearing settles the
status of The insurance board and
makes it more important than Il was
what the attitude Of he board may be-
on any matter affecting insurance
companies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-10
MANY OIL AND GAS
LEASES ARE AWARDED

Oklahoma CITY. Jan. l0.-in tha
recent letting of leases for oil an
'as Development on public land IN
<ay County by the state school land
mmiasion. the number Of tracts no
n whicA bids We're made vas ias
aut Of the total OF 1871 OF these
Nards Scre made IN seventy five in
stances and reflections in twenty.sc
"a cases. The total bonus received
- the state Will be aparoximatel,
sS.Oeo- Successful bidders were y
3. Jones Of Oklahoma city. !. o.
alloawy OF Oklahoma City aud c
"a Hartmcn of Braman
The beard adopted rule taat nc
Hact upon which the bids were re
lected as inadequate win he ad,er
'sed again Tor a period Of clever
onths
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lNrERES STING TITLE SUIT
IN DISTRICT COcRT
tconrlnuso FROM PAGE ONE,

tcoNrlnuFo FROM PAGE oNE>
estate OF benjamin r. prosscr, has
been ordered, by Il decree Of the
county court TO make 4 proper distri
button ol the estate remaining in her
hands The balance, Sl,a7oGl, was
distributed as follows Two-ihrds to
irene prosser the widow, and one
third TO Prank erosser, a SON Upon
distribution, final discharge was
issued TO The administrator.
a finM receipt has been filed in the
county court BY l.aylna Rhoadcs,
guardian Of Sherley Rhoadcs and re.
ceiyed her final discharge.
Letters of administration have been
issued Ia the county court to H. d.
Hearn ot the estate OF Alvin Ninton
Ross a bond was filed and approved
in the sum OF Se.5oo.
A decree OF settlement of final ac.
count has been issued in the estate of
Daniel q. Hoover and the adminlstra-
tor Chas $. Olson. received final
discharge.
a decree Of settlement OF final ac-
count has been issued in the estate Of
Swain IL. Olson. There was no prop
nrly for distribution and the home
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sEChETA Or STATE LIST
ING DEFuNCT Corporation

tlsf fHtf 4|fIff Nf
Oklahoma city, okla, Jan TO- The
corporation commission Is preparing a
list OF al domestic corporations in
this state at request OF Secretary o,
State Lyon. who intends to present TO
the legislature he list OF those which
have no complied with the laws of The
state and are therefore not in good
standing, with a request that theh
charters be cancelled. There are sev.
eral thousand such private corpora
lions in the list on file with the cor
|poraton commission. Under existing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-10

stead Is rested ia thc widow. Senitl
e. Olson
Letters of administration have been
issued to Dock Long IN the estate Of
William Long Bond was filed and
approved n inc sum Of Si0O.
a decree Of sale OF real estate has
b"ee issued Ia ihe estate OF Joan {.
serogeins. The N. y, quarter OF
section -, township rs, North, range
four, will be sold at private sale Jan.
uary 18th. lsl
Virginia NJ llagan has filed a claim
against the estate of George w Dale
for S659.so. a mortgage Indebtedness
0n real estate belonging TO the estate.
Martha capers Woods, admuisira.
trix Of the estate Of John w Capors.
has filed a bond in the sum of $500,
which WAS approved by the court.
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EACii PERSON ~ UNITED
SiiIi.S VIII. ply 81. %
lcoNrINosD Fson zee onel

snized militia and Ss4saa 0o0 for the
roposed continental ARM
Third Year increases.
The second year and eaea mar
GREATER the estimator cost 81
maintaining the regular army i
fsisaIs.0le organized militia. ST..
a'a"eo; continual armg. so 200 .00o
The thire year the appropriations
required for The regular army and
iae orgauIzed militia would remain
tie same $25s.79g. .01e While the an.
fropriations required for the contin-
stlal army would jump 10 sst t.no0.-
900 After the third year The gener.
a staff estimates that It would cost
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-10

laws u would require action In the
courts TO forfeit the charters OF these
0elunct companies. but Mr. Lyon ex-
poets TO overcome that difficulty by,
an act of the Legislature. \
The corporations involved Is this
proposed action rae exclusive OF pub.
lie service corporations, railroads.
hanks, trust companies. etc. aud the.
law specifically exempts such COM
panles from the paymen tof corpora,
ton tax the default in which is the
proposed action are exclusive of pub
be considered by Mr.. Lyon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-10

n.0st economical 70 ase. lar the rea
SON that ore bottle - cents Sorihf |
b axes a illl PINT ti.s teTsg 9onsillr !.
ci Tue uipsi eaosient oo4zh nedicine.
.'tCr hc'hz MIXED al home sih onct
riai oi gr4ag.eted sazar and on,-,
bah pint of water One bottle Will
roWaly therefore BE- sufficient Tor.
a -Aolc ianjl S supply TIE entire.
t.rter Rh3e TIE same enariiiy OF
t.e Old ordinary, ready-aade kinds
81 medicine would cost between s.
END 81 u Is prepared from strictly
AarnlesS plants. contains atsoatcls
rf chlOuiorm opium morphine or
s1s other narcotic or Injurious drag'fY
do most cough remedies and u
can therefore be- given ,o children
vita perfect safety Il Is pleasant
o. ilfe and children are fond OF H.
absolutely no risk whatever is run IN
this remedy under the above
positive guarantee. x. j. ScAin'
I'pann Prop 81. raal. Minn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-10

< AT TIE TrEATEss. .
Rxxs xxzN SsKS 4
All Did We'll.

All the movie shows rspofl brisk
business for last week. The Highland
put on brisk vaudeville. Including A
songbisd In addition To reel features
The Gem scored strong with fine
features ana me Lyric pleased with
standard reels.
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At Guthrie Theater.

A light audience witnessed The Two
Merry Tramps at the Guthrie ihealei
Saturday nigh, The program was
duh. september Morn tonlghts bin.
promises to please.
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Harry lolly OF 'he Graeemonl Her
I'D is in the cliy.
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Have The Leader Delivered i5c NO
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FOR SALE monograph. Leader
office.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1916-08-10

the Casket Workers is merely intend
ed to set Alright the "1O1" different
stories being circulated. The Casket
Workers have the endorsement of all
Organized Labor, and there is no
doubt but that they will win out if
they will just continue to stick to-
pefhnr