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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-06
Garrison Claims National
Crisis" Demands Drastic
Action For Preparedness
LINER
!. IS ARMED

New York. Jan. 6.-The italian liner
Giuseppe Verdi arrived here from
Genoa, Naples, and Palermo, carrying
two four-inch naval guns mounted in
the stern. The passengers said they
understood the italian government had
been responsible for the mounting of
these guns, which were intended to
repel any submarine that might have
attacked the steamship in the Mediter-
ranean. ..
The guns on the Verdi promise to
bring up again a point which has
been disputed since the war began.
At the outset of hostilities the Uni
ted States took the position that ships
entering American ports with guns
of not more than six inches caiibre,
mounted aft for purposes of defense
would not be considered armed, but
reserved the right to change the posi-
ton in the light OF changing condI-
tions. - ~. r *
The state department later in
formal negotiations with Great Britain
and France, asked that any guns
whatever be removed from big pas
senger liners coming into American
ports. They complied.
Washington, Jan. 6.-The state de-
partment probably will take up with
the Italian government the question of
guns mounted on the liner Giuseppe
Verdi with a view of having the pieces
dismounted before the ship leaves
American waters, ..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-06

London, Jan. 6.---The fullest and
fairest trial has been given the VOL
untary system. declared Field Mar
shal Earl Kitchener, secretary Of state
for war, addressing the house of lords
yesterday.
1--WE are now asking parliament to
sanction a change" said Earl Kitch-
ener, "as It has been proved that IN
the special circumstances OF this un-
precedented struggle the existing sys-
tenn, without modification, is not equal
to maintaining the army which Us
needed to secure victory"
II do not consider the change pro-
posed should be regarded in the light
OF any derogatton Of the principle Of
voluntary service in this country" de-
clared the secretary Of war. speak
ing. he said, .'only as soldier with
single eye to the successful conduct
Of the war;"
Compulsion, he said. affects dur
ing the period of the war only one
class Of men, those who have but a
poor idea of their duty as citizens.
Seventeen months ago, said Earl
Kitchener, in beginning his speech. ~
stated the broad principles OF the mil
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-06
No Evidence That the
Persia Was Torpedoed

Washington Jan. 6.-American Consul GarreIs
at Alexandra that adavits he had gathered
from Persia survivors gave no more proofs that a
submarine tcrpedoed the lner or regarding it's ma
tlonalty than were contained in his first dispatches
So far the only actual statement tending to prove
that the ship was torpedoed came from one of the
officers of the Persia He said hesaw what he thought
was the wake of torpedo. No submarine was seen at
the time. The absence of further definite advices is
holding the situation, so far any action by the
United States is concerned, at standstill.
Washington, Jan. 6Ambassadr
presented informally the Vienna 'oee
governments for information
British liner Persia and that at the time Of filing his dispatch
had received reply
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-06
Democratic '|Lovefeast'' Is
Planned by Macarthur Wing

What wing democratic party
is going
Jackson Saturday, 8. -, :r@@'E
Notices signature Judge John
Camody who is the city attending
district district
invited which
achievement
weeks Of which since
The call which signature
follows: o
pends future
whether
assurance Of carrying it to successful issue think
all
this time We have from the best authorities
counselors wisdom
benefit Of the wisdom of the democrats throughout
advisable
will be held in Fargo at the Metropoe hotel at
day, Jan. s."
John Carmody
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-06
New Superintendent
Well Qualified and
Has the Undivided
Support Of the Board

also with the training and experience
back Of him to fill this important post
in one of the best public educational
systems of the west.
superintendent Deamer is now in his
seventh year as superintendent OF the
LaPorte schools and has risen from
the ranks" as it were, starting his
educational work as a rural teacher
and going through all the grades OF
rural and city practice to county su-
perintendent and superintendent of city
schools. He is a graduate of the Indiana
State Normal school of Terre Haute
with the degree of B. A. a graduate of
Columbia university with a masters
degree and has taken especial work in
administration methods in the UniVer-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-06
Kitchener Comments on
Conscription Program

itary steps which considered neces-
sary to meet the emergency of the
war. The scheme for augmentins
our forces then set on foot was based
on definite plan to secure by sue
cessiye increases to our military
strength an army commensurate win
our power and responsibilities, with
the proper complement of reserves
and achievements necessary to keep
UP its effective strength in the field
during the war.
Further. we had to produce for the
army thus created. the guns, am
munition and military material, req
uisite to maintain its fighting value
This scheme had developed under the
system of voluntary military service
existing in the country andthi sys-
tenn has given us results far greater
than most of us would dared have
predicted. certainly beyond anything
our enemies contemplated. In the
early stages of the war men respond
ed to the call in almost embarrassing
thousands, and until a few months
ago we maintained by a steady flow
/ $3.50
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-06

Although the contract will not be
closed until after the February meet
ing Of the board of education. Supt.
Arthur Deamer Of the public school
system Of LaPorte, Ind, has been unan-
imously chosen as superintendent of
the Fargo schools to succeed DR.. w. f..
Hoover. who is a candidate for state
superintendent of public instruction.
Legally the board cannot close the
contract until after the February meet
ing and the action Of the meeting will
be confirmed at the February session
and the contract entered into with
superintendent Deamer.
1t is doubtful if the board could have
made a better choice in the selection
Of superintendent for the schools
here as he will come to this city not
only with the recommendations but
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-06
Judge Gary Cautions
United States Against
Too Much Speed Ahead

New York, Jan. Gilbert H. Gary,
chairman OF the United States Steel
corporation, today issued a statement
dealing in detail with prevailing pros
porous conditions in the steel and iron
trade, together with forecast of the
future Of that industry. .s-.., .-
Reference is made to the European
conflict in it's worldwide application
to economic conditions. Judge Gary
calls attention to the dangers of over
production or imitation by manufac-
turers and bankers, resulting from
over-confidence, and the aid of the
government is invoked for adequate
protection Of the country's industries.
In part, the statement follows:
'Tt will be admitted by all manufac-
turers of these products that there is
no reason for complaint at the present
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-06
FRAME ACTING
AS GOVERNOR

Bismarck, n. D.. Jan. 6.--Lieutenant
Governor Frame is in the city, and
will remain till some time next week.
He is officiating in the capacity of
governor and will preside at a number
OF board meetings within the next few
days.
Mr.. Frame says his prospects as a
candidate for governor are good, and
he intends to continue in the field TIL
the people decide the matter.
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time as to the volume or urgency of
the demand nor, in most cases, the
prices received, Notwithstanding the
cost Of production has been larger dur
ing the last five years because of in
creases in wages and freight charges,
etc.
THE rate of production at present
in the United States is about 3S,000.000
tons Of pig iron and about 41.000,0 900
tons Of steel ingots per annum. This
is compared with a rate of 100000
tons of pig iron and 100000 tons of
steel ingots one year ago and 33.500,000
tons of pig iron and 35,000,000 tons of
steel ingots at high water mark in the
year 1913 for pig iron and 1912 for
ingots,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-06
Banks Must List All
Loans Netting Over
6 Per Cent Interest


to all national banks requiring them to report to him their con-
In
violation
a
amount to more annum"
call statement
will
submitted
discovered the examiners will be given nsuc
tionsa
asks the banks whether it is their custom
granted
how much loaned is not secured
collateral 4 T.
Information connections of
other banks companies
liability and
of overdraws against them &
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-06
HOPES FOR
DISCRETION
In SENATE

Washington, Jan. 6.-The president,
during a conference with Chairman
Stone of the senate foreign relations
committee, expressed the hope that
until the government had formulated
its policy on the Persia crisis there
will be as little discussion as possi-
bic in the senate.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-06
Arthur Deamer, Laporte, Ind,
Man Selected as New Head
of Fargo Public Schools
PRESIDENT WILL
GO TO ILLINOIS

Washington. Jan. 6.-President VIII
son will go to Springfield, Ill, Febru-
ary IL. to attend the annual celebra,-
tion Of Lincoln's birthday, unless the
international situation interferes. II
he goes he will deliver an address.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-06
TAFT URGED
TO REPLACE /.
JUSTICE LAMAR

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The president
is being Urged to appoint Taft to the
supreme court in place made vacant
by the death Of Lamar The president
said he will make a thorough canvass
before appointing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-06
STEEL WORKERS
GET A RAISE

New York, Jan. 6.-The United
States steel corporation announced an
increase in wages for virtually all it's
unskilled workmen OF about 10 per
cent.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-06

London Jan. CA s1oooooooo snthusas
parliament
opposition with
the
Peosrad that the Russians have
pressed back westward for several miles
FRENCH BoMRARDING HEAVILY.
Berlin, 6Freneh attacks AGAINST the
Lenesni easily repued,
allied artillery
terruptedy sheng
been the bombardmen
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-06
Bulgaria Approves
$lOO,OO0,OOO Loan.--
Russians Continue
to Press Forward
BULLETIN.

London, Jan. 6.-The great labor congress in
London that is to decide upon the position of British
labor regarding compulsion, defeated by an over
whelning vote, the proposition that the congress
should support compulsion by forcing single to
attest. The vote stood 2, ,121 900 to $4,000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-06
N. Dakota's Delegation
at Washington Active
Senator McCumber Wants Sisal and Hemp Industry In
vestigated- -Gronna Will Ask For Hearing on Rural
Credits for Bankers Helgesen Secures Appointment.
GRAIN wAREHouslna BILL AGREED UPON

C. jan on of
egesen is member has agreed grain
supervision of
government grading in states like North Dakota
hasn
Minnesota Missouri which
(.
bin of the
prohibits
Hegesen will have the
measu
6-Senator McCumber today intro
investigate
Il in control Of
North Dakota
paying twine. which from
sisa F
GRoNNA TO ASK FOR HEARING.
he hear
or
commission considered
senat committee banking and s II .
INSPECTOR RETAINED.
Representative Hegesen today secured the retention Of
United the
Canada for the inspection Of raised by farmers
through Wndegate
ranging to
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-16
Bollaire Briefs.

i DR.. D. w. Boone and family have NOV,
ed into their new residence on GraVei
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hirsch Of Noble street
i.haye returned from q visit with frienos
ut Columbus.
| Mr.. end Mrs. J. B. Mount left yes,
/ terday for Marion. o.. where they VIII
srpnt! q few weeks with friends ana re-
lHtjreS.
Mr.. and Mrs L. o. Miller. of CuInoer-
land. Md, are guests Of friends III the
city.
MN. Walter Day has returned to
after a visit with relatives
. herc.
Mrs. Anna Thompson of Thir'y-f1tth
street, has gone to Pittsburgh Tor a
visit with relatives.
The past officers club OF the paug nt-
ers of America met last night II Inc
home Of Mrs. John Hess at Shadrslde'
! The Lady Maccabees will dance ut the
Elks Hall on December FL. Bentlleld
! orchestra will furnish the music:
; ". r. Butcher. of st. Clairsville, was
visitor in the city yesterday.
The First NJ E. Sunday school board
will hold it's regular meeting next tues
day evening.
! S. L. Croker has returned to his home
in Cleveland. after visit with local
friends.
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LEESVILLE

LEESVILLE. o.. Dec. 1s-Miss Goldie
Keyes was In Conversion Saturday.
Mrs. Elmer \McHany OF Conversion
was here Sunday.
Mrs. ]. N. Price of carrollton, visited
]. NJ. Price Saturday. -
Mrs. F. M. Forbes and dau ghter OK
Hagerstown were here Sunday.
Miss vesta Dick was with relatives IN
Conversion Sunday.
Miss Helen Sheriff was with relatives
in Cadiz Sunday.
8. II. Elliott was visitor IN BoWefs-
ton and Conott on Saturday
J. Meredith Price was with his family
in Carrolltol over Sunday.
Mrs. CHM Keyes and daughter ha,s
Miss Myrta Sparks vas visiting Wild
Misses Mary and Verna Gamble wers
in Conversion on Friday.
Albert Q. Prico Of coshocton. Na4
recent visitor here. r.
Mr.. David Bowers was - visitor I'm
New Hagerstown on Sunday: = :;Sl
recently visited friends here. ~
Miss Effie Price was In Uhrichsy1lle
on business on Tuesday.
Ken Sparks and wife Of Mdvale,
were here with relatives Sunday:
Miss Marie Price visited with friends
in DenniSon on Tuesday.
". F. Holmes was - recent visitor, IN
Uhrichsville and Dennison.
T. H. Love was In Sherodsvills on
Tuesday on business. Ii.
Ed johnson and family have returned
to Wheeling after a visit In New HaS-
Ed V. Hines who Is employed IN Dan.
nison. was visiting with home folks over
John Kali Of Delroy. was . recent vic.
itor with relatives in this place.
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IL two months stay with friends in Okla

IL two months stay with friends in Okla
homa.
Mr.. James johnson left Tuesday for
his home ut Smithfeld after several
days visit here with friends.
Miss Marguerite Coughltn was shop
ping in Wheeling Saturday.
Mr.. Ed. Strasnider was a business
visitor in Wheeling Monday.
Miss Bessie Lemasters is visiting
friends in Hundred for q lew days.
Mrs NJ. Coughlin was shopping IN
Wheeling Saturday.
Mr. Bert Henderson has returned
home after bushes trip to Pittsburgh.
Miss Ellen keenan, Of Glovers Gap. Is
visiting Mrs. J. R. Robinson here for a
, few days.
Miss Alta Smith spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends In Wheeling. .,
Mrs. J. A. Rigcr spent MONDAY Win
friends in Hundred.
Mr.. G. c. Thompson was a business
visitor in Wheeling Thursday
The chicken supper given Saturday
evening by the Ladies AID .Society OF
: the NJ E. church was we'll attended,
Miss Jessie: Nay was shopping IN
BornSTo Mr.. and Mrs Bert McDon-
gal. December -, daughter.
Mrs. Owen Slider has returned homo
after two weeks visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Jackson IL
New Cumberland.
Mr.. Amos Jollifre OF Cameron. was Z
bu sincss visitor here Thursday and FIJI
, day.
Miss Margaret Sole has returned 10
her home in Burton after several days
visit with Mrs. G. G. Thompson:
Miss Mae Evans Of Hundred. spent
Tuesday here with friends.
Mr. John GILLIAN was business visit
or In Wheeling Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. R. c. Shaltz. Of Hundred. was a
bu siness visitor here Thursday.
Mr.. r. J. Clarkson was business
visitor in Clarksburg. Tuesday.
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WARRINGTON

MANNINGTON. ". Va. Dec 16.-
The Mu Mu club was entertained hy
Miss Claudia McSeeley at her home on
Center street Thursday evening.
Miss Frances Slater was hostess to
the members Of the Ton Eyke club ut
her home on High street Wednesday
evening. Mrs Earl Carver Of Charles
ton was the guest Of honor.
H. V. Burt was business visitor in
Wheeling Thursday.
Mrs. Walter O'Day visited her mother
in Fairmont Friday.
Louis Appaire OF Now York was q
business visitor here his week
Mrs. James Allen and Miss nellie Cum
.ninEham were visitors in Wheeling this
week.
Mrs. f. ". Halfast and Mrs. Fred
Robinson were visitors In Fairmont yes
\. 6. Clayton is business visitor
in Pittsburgh.
J. 7. kaen Is a Fa:rmont visitor to-
S. E. Tasgart is business visitor in
Weston.
The Misses Lillian and Marie Smith
were Fairmont visitors yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs ". 7. Smith have re-
turned from . visit IN Pittsburgh.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Hamilton are Wis
itors In Washington. =. {.
Miss Laura Six Of Nadestown WHO
has been the guest Of Miss BHryle EfI-
krr. has left for Fairn,nnt. where she
will visit friends.
Mrs. l.. {. Frubcc will leave this week
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Ada, Ohio, to spend the vacation with
his parents on Broadway.

Ada, Ohio to spend the vacation with
his parents on Broadway.
Miss Margaret Farrell arrived home
last evening from ST. Clalrsville. 10
spend the week with her parents.
Howard vickers will leave this after
non for Follansbee to spend few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Miles and family, or
Virginia street, are spending a rev days
with friends in GAINESVILLE.
Robert Johns left last evening lot
Pittsburgh OH Il business trip.
Miss Sadie Jones, OF Tiltonville. iett
Yesterday for Ellwood City. Ind, to Visit
for several weeks.
The Women's Bible class of the United
Presbyterian church, was entertained
last night by Mrs. r. r. Kerr, at her
home in Tenth street.
The Nomen's club, OF this city, was
delightfully entertained yesterday after
non at the home OF Mrs. G. g. Ralston'
on North Fourth street.
Miss Myrtle Thompson. OF the post
office force. WAS off duty yesterday
from vaccination.
Several out-o-f-town guests ATTENDED
the Alpha Pi dance last evening
Members of the Hunters class or the
First Baptist church, were entertained
last evening at the home OF Mrs. VII
liam Phillips, on Grant avenue and sew
enth street.
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Morristowu Briafs,

Rev. Gaines will preach in the First
Christian church Sunday evening at
1880 o'clock
The many friends Of A. c. Landers are
greatly alarmed about his present con-
dition-
Leave Items for tho Inteligencer at
Crow kinney'S shaving parlor
The churches here are making prepar-
atoms for Christmas entertainment.
An auto load OF young people went 10
Wheeling last night to attend tho show
Wilbur Lee OF GAINESVILLE was visit
ing friends here yesterday.
Rev. Check will conduct tho services
at the NJ. Z. church Sunday. evening at
s o'clock.
Judge r. NJ. Eaton has returned from
Wheeling.
Several went to Belmont yesterday q
view the wreck on the 3. & o.
William Ambrose Is quite sick at his
home on East Main street
Clyde Eaton returned from Fairricw
last night
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LITTLET0N

IITTLETON, W. Va, Dec 15.-Miss
HELEN Riser has returned home after
1, short visit with friends in Wheeling.
Mrs. Charles Turner OF Chestnut Hill,
spent Monday here with her parents. MI.
and Mrs Charles Sturm.
Miss nellie Owen spent Saturday with
friends in Warrington.
Miss Cleo Nay and ncicc. Miss Nellie
Cumhcrlcdge. were shopping In Wheel
ing. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs D. Bell. and daughter,
Miss Georgia, have returned home after
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to spend the Holidays with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. NJ. NJ. LugHam. at New Cas-.
lie Pm. Miss Margaret Furbec will
Join her there mkt week.
G. r. Bcal is business visitor In
Wheeling.
Mrs. Joe I.ooman and Mrs. e. Baker
are F'airmonl visitors today.
Mrs. Robert Burley and MISS agnes
Jahustcn ara visitors in Fairmont to-
day. Mt,
guests Of Mrs. c. $. Cochrane IN Mar
tins Ferry this week.
Mrs. S. J. Leggett was business VS.
itor in Wheeling yesterday:
Mr.. E. R. Thomas Of Pittsburgh is
visiting friends here or few days.
Mr. Bill Snyder of Cameron, was
business visitor in town yesterday.
Fairmont yesterday.
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Mrs. James Mcconnell left last eyend-
Ing Tor Dover to visit her daughter. Mrs.
IfWilbur Johnson
Earl Jones, of Wooster. was q busi-
ness visitor here yesterday.
Christmas checks on the Dollar Saw
ings bank were sent yesterday to many
brldgeporters, as the result Of the de-
posts in the Christmas club.
Joe Meister. of Flushing. was a busI-
ness visitor In the city yesterday.
B. Fullerton. Of Masslllon, was a
visitor here yesterday.
visiting friends In kirkwood.
Mrs. James McCord has returned to
her home In Woodsfield after spending a
week with relatives in Brookside
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sehoo1 c1oae. for vacation.

The public schools Of this city were
notified by President Robert Blackford
OF the Board of Education that there
would be no school next week and that
the regular Christmas vacation would
start Monday instead Of the Esd. So
many absences have occurred during the
past week due to students being serious
ly Ill from vaccination that it was
thought best to dismiss the schools.
They will resume on January 2.
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u...A.n-nnnh Ynnarsl

The funeral Of LUuts Steubenrauch.
we'll known young man who died Thurs
day morning. will be held this AFTERNOON
Services will be conducted at the nome
OF his parents on Thlrty-eighth street
and fnterment will be made in Rose
Hill cemetery. Beilaire Aerie Of Eagles.
CT which the deceased was MEMBER
will attend the funeral.
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BELlAlRE


The. enployes OF the water WORKS
pumping Station are asking for an IN
crease Of wages. :Aeeordlng, n TO sspof Of
III per cent and the tlremen 10 per
cent. They give as their reason N. to-, for
asking an advance the high cost OF Nv
ing and the constant advance EN- in pFF1sSS s
Of every article used In the noriT is
H 100 per year and two assistants "a, at
;ano and three firemen ut $3.50 per aaS.
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r.,oo,, c1o.ed Yeatorday.

The public and parochiat schooiS %!
the City closed yesterday for the holiday
vacation. The second semester Will pc pc,
gin January 2. 1917. In al the he sr S:ars
IN The public schools programs "ete
-snSnred Yesterday afternoon. In the
&hiE6 school tn. Ctopian and Delpnian
Literary societies had charge. nonorins
Oliver Wendell HulEieS.
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1r.rr1ea twenty-five Year,.

Afr. and Mrs. James. Weeks Wiz eht ia
tain the members OF the LADIES' AZ
society of the South Bellaire "a ID tb h.
church with an oyster supper a. ar
S.ir viii b.. in honor of their twenty
attn wedding anniversary. The pro pro
ceeds- of the supper will be turned oFer
TO the Ladies Aid society.