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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
RENDITION Or 4
BEETHOVEN OPUS
BY POWELL GREAT
Chicago Critic Enthuses Over
Playing Of Concerto and Her
Apt Discrimination Between
Display and Art.

pluy ms was maTnin-
uGp to think OF "A Wu.
IMAM PLAYING this con-
erto. for 1t seems 10
the masculine,
not ne gets ltum 10
-umething hat no man
ever could rca e. h.
-umething that it vital,
md for which thc
word BIS hard TO Cad.
There is breadth. dig
nifty, a complete grasp
0f the meaning, ana a
something she draw
rom her scN. a tender
ut q scnsibility
which is in the music
uut which nature has
barred to- the male.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11

row under arrest. is said to have been
implicated also hy Ortiz.
Win all his talking ana confcssint
II is said by the sh.rim's oilice that
ORTIZ has not set disclosed who holpe,
him steal grain last year. u crime fo'
which hc was Indicted while still ai
large ana unsupported. the Indictment
ucing ngulust frank NUM- the
name given hy him when he sold Tho
stolen graiu to "a miller.
Tho und, -hcrin believes hat Drilg
rs shielding soino close "cumpadr"' IN
that case. also that he is u iicilc llar
AMI mat ala his stories viii bear .u.
N~nstIEAtLnm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
MORE ARRESTS
As ORTIZ Goes
ON C0NfESs|NG
There Are Four Defendants in
the Case Now, and q Fifth
Is Almost in Sight; Shield.
ing His Real Compadre.

The continuing confessions of Frank
who admits he IS an all-arouud
rural THIEF. have resulted .u the arrest
Of fuli another alleged 1~rounph,'.
The --latest defendant. the fourth since
ORTIZ began telling things Goo Under
sheriff DICK Lewis. BE Nuttul.u plLuiu.
Of Los G@ricgus. He b. a brother of
Toribio Olguiu. also MIXED up 90 th'
case. and rs said 20 have helped pftir
steal sheep from the Niistrrl corral
al Ranches de Atrisco.
A~nutolio pipu.n is uut ON bond.
awaiting a hearing. Another man.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
NsRTUARY
Howl Harris RYAN.

iioyt Harris RYAN, for two years a
fcsidont OF this clty. died this morn-
ing at / O'Clock at his home IN the
He az 20 years of ago,
His mother and an uncl" wer" with
him al tho time of death and accom-.
the body To his home In -.
Louis this ait.Tl0on ON NJ. p
iioSt had many friends here. The
remains were prepared Tor shipment
by STRONG Brothers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11

The funeral of John Corn"tto WI
Doe hcld At IA" Immaculate Conception
cnuf,h tomorrow morning m . @ clock.
Rev. Pr \. Al Mandalari 5. j., oili-
ciatiug. intcrm"nt win be ~ Santa
Barbara cemetery,
Thc pail hearers follow; j. zach
ochi William sow"r, stephen Railing,
y Guiilou william Mchrns and T T..
purdy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
4 Good Investment.

There is no better iavestment than
a nifty cent piece IN "a bottle OF MeI-
itol Linimcnt. Muscular and rheu-
matte pains. swelling, lamencss ana
soreness OF the muscles are promptly
re. evcd Meritol White Imminent :
especially recommended M q een"r"'
pain k!llor % unusual merit Prices
ESQ. SOC, 500. Otwcli Drug CO. lDca!
agency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
SLICK CHECK ARTIST
IS CAUGHT IN ACT
AT MARTINS FERRY
MAN GIVING NAME As n. A. sHEcx
ARRESTED IN sELsY REED
DEuo STORE.
Presented Paper NJ BanE. which Re-
fused 10 Cash It-Charged with
Forging Name OF Prominent
Contractor.

man giving his name r. \. Sheck
was arrested by Officer Ready in Mar
tins Ferry. yesterday afternoon. on the
charge Of attempting TO forge the name
. OF Alex. Dixon. a well known contract
or. TO a check. several DAYS ago the
man was In Martins Ferry and raised
fhcrk on lobe" Coz nc. using the
name of Fred Dixon on tn. check. II -
ged- In the nrst attempt he was
successful and secured 50 hat on Tues
DAY n" found things altogethcr different
The man appeared az tho Commercial
sank shortly before closing time and
pr sented 4 check for s1o. which the
bank refused to cash a. tho signature.
did not look though ~ had been
signed by Mr.. Dixon himself The man
lott the bank and started up Hanover
street Mr.. Medill. cashier Of the bank
became suspicious and notified Attorney
william Dixon. brother 81 Alex Dixon.
VINO was standing on the corner AZ tho
time. The police station was also no
ilncd ana pfncsr Ready vas dispatched
10 IN" scene.
Attorney Dixon watched tho man and
n" was seen 10 enter the Sclby A Reed
nrug sfor" on Hanover street He was
watched from tho street and was seen
10 lay IN" check on the counter Aftor-
n"y Dixon az this moment entered the
Ntore ana. picking up the check from
the counter. asked tho man II ~ belonged
10 him. and h. answered no" Tho
clerk IN the store WAS asked n the man
had tried 10 PASS the checks and he said
ihAt IN" man had offered tho check in
payment Tor several articles purchased
ne man was then placed under arrest
ny pihc"r Readily and taken to the city
nuilulns. where he gave tho above name
~" was neatly dressed and wore "a straw
nav. Mr.. CoNnc. who cashed tho check
Inc last time the man WAS in IN. CITY
ldentlh"d him as the same person who
the hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
TOLEDO man
EXPECTED TO DIE

ID l. Bower. treasurer and MANAGER
OF the New Overland Real Estate Ex-
change at Toledo. thought death was
close upon him. He suffered from de-
rangement OF the stomach and diges.
tive tract and his condition was high.
ly discouraging.
He took Mayr's Wonderful Remedy.
Then he cheered up and went TO eat
ing. he had new interest in life.
j. W. Wood. Mr.. Bowers partner.
wrote.
This remedy is surely one OF the
greatest medicines ever heard OF. NV
partner spent $4,000 with renowned
doctors in trying TO get relief. He
gave himself until about the 10th OF
september to live. He has taken three
doses OF your remedy. Now he can
eat and sleep without any distress"
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives per.
manent results for stomach. liver and
Intestinal ailments. Eat as much and
whatever you like. No more distress
after eating, pressure of gas in the
stomach and around the heart Get one
bottle OF your druggist now and try il
on an absolute guarantee-if not salts.
factory money will be r~turned
For sale by John Coleman Drug Co
{. II. Griest a Co, and all other
reliable druggists.
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spent saturday With their son. Mr.. Guy
GettinES
The members Of tho Independent telo-
pIl"n" OF thlS piac" held business
meeting AZ the hall Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Majors and little
daughters. Violet and kathryn were the
guests or Mrs Majors parents. sunday.
Charles Myers. CHIEF engineer of the
'lly ana suburban Gas Compsny's Com
pressing station. has ordered a new
/ touring car To- be shipped in the near
/ future.
VIM. Mckerrihan 81 Elm Grove. spent
saturday and sunday with friends here
| Miss Lsota steele Of Glendale. WAS
this place.
John Frye. the Rich Hin road super
VISOR mas "a number of men employed
Ut, tn' II".n- county roads near here.
daughter. Ruth. spent Friday with Mrs
Mhiteman's brother and family. Mr
/ brinton billc OF Bloomfield.
| Mrs. Caroline Chcdestrr and little
grand dsughtcr. Evcliuc chichester spent
the weekend with. Mrs. Annie Majors OF
Rrintou Dino aud Lester whitoman
ispent Friday and Saturday At Nash
inston; IA; assisting tn settling tho os-
ttat" Of -. ". ollie. deceased.
Mrs. Randolph Hcwctt rs recovering
rom recent severe attack ot Ia
Zekc chichester had tho misfortune to
lose a uuc Jersey COW. sunday.
\ band OF Eypsi'-. httl" and big men
idnt women Co tn. number ot about nfty
Iars csmped ON the crow branch 81
" h''ltng creek near here. several Of
I'm" local horse Jockeys have visited tn,
ifdmp and horse trading has been brisk
land spirited. resulting very advantage
tously O." both gypsy and Jockey
/ Mrs. Mary Stuckoy of Burhin's Mill.
Who has hecn under the care of Dr. Mil
iik'n or kri~tor!s. FOR the past fort
might. ~ slightly improved.
Tho many friends 90 Mrs Mary Riches.
tVlll h' sldd tn learn that she is CON
lNal'~cinE nicely A. the Glendale hos
ipital. following q most severe and criti-
Zeal operation OF ten days ago.
! WORT will begin on tho road 20 tho
InoV location on the Workman farm to-
Iduy.
] Randolph Howcft is confined 10 his
home ty 1U illness.
! 'Iar"uc" Esruhsrt Of Dallas. is spend
inns TINS week with hir sister. Mrs. Gun
IninEhaU.
Mrs. J. Il. Stolicr Of Irish Ridge un-
IderWtut most serious operation ~ tho
iileudal" hospital Friday. Later Zee
lport~ are not favorable.
Born-Tp Nh. aud Mrs. VIII chichester
lof clay -viilo ~unda, uiEht. - daughter.
Nr and Mrs. Chichester arc former
Presidents "f this place. and their many
friends here. extend congratulations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
Martins Terrv Rriefs.

The Frat-rusl llustleI~ viii serve a
f,'I loai supper in the basement of the
lrat'rual hall on June ltoh
Tho many friends of Mrs. Fred SOM
m,r>. of NurtI Main street viii regret
CO. learn that she hes suffered % IeIays,
tn her present illness.
MR. ~ r. steward and SON. Harry. of
enter street l'ff Ht~tC LdHN afternoon
t"r several weeks visit in California.
Tho members OF tho Martins Ferry
SfWiiE CLUB were pleasantly entertained
90 the HON" of -. Frank Iiarnhardt
last evening
ae DO VIII appear whom completed Del IN
display a. the cit, clerks office.
REGULAR weekly prayer services will
lc held in most all of the local churches
this otsuiuE
Tho ssmi-moutHN pay of th. miners
viii o. handed OUT iu this vicinity today
md a lars" sum VIII Do given out
Egr. uarr T. liadleE. former pastor
'f 81 iauIH Episcopal church Iu this
,.i'. was hero Seet.rfsy calling ON
s number off t.url ladies under rho
supervision uf Nre " q, Mitchell ff.f
strings t1 tHr fase to b. used saturday
Hf fn. IS .Irr shoe .t,rt Iaat ,..uius.
M. IIrE.. who Ia r-iu.aI. u ID
fhe home Hf h.r dHusrfsr Mr.. Ngrr.
rr Iif"H1"Hl. 5000 remain. lu 90 CRITICAL
condition
LI'n.erstr rr.sama ere brirl alars.a
I'' Mother Jay. Which 1911. Do, 90.
ROBERT 'a.i,k vh. is .mrio.,I oa a
Canton r'nsiHH.r Del .H t.. cts fur IL
''N days '1|HnE "u friends and r,Is.
TH. frIh. .. e,ra... who wen. .tur.f
200. 'H. Hl. '.rI ..l' m.r. lu'.H .....
.'irrfdn. muInins end I..t f.r psr.
~, Narur. rsr-. Tas. ,amr.r, -.
porte fH. 200. .f fr.rf, a...r rl.H. ..
.II .'frt N'..N .. consider t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

:! ierdsy; ,cail,d by the death OF her father
Mr.. %. ". Coouer cut.rtsi,os ,,,.
h'Wn'r~ 81 ga, Nnmau'@ Nii-.,'.,,..,,.,,
-'' ~ "i Tho First I'r.sbyt,rlsn rb,irrb
gay afternoon at her nome on
-. i''F'u~ OF guernsey street Ief-
'dE Tor visit a. Columns
Ca - Ndlh'rlns Murdork has r-ttr--,
with relatives here. N' 'iS''
III Grover. Helms entertained tho
.',... 49, "L lng Idle Hour club laer
..'l.l% ~ her nome ON central .N.uu,
'ard@ wore The diversions
N'-. Emma Snsdek.r of Gravel IFu
uN,- a. Corsopolis. "a. ''''-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

Tho members uI Tho Vincent class Of
tho First NJ T. church were pleasantly
entertained last evening af fh" home Of
Miss i.h'a Grifhth. ON Carlisle street.
and % large crowd was 100 Attendance.
Tho affair was 900 fh' nature Of r. mis-
'-llau.uu- shower tn honor Of Miss Ma
h'I Morris. Wuu recently became "a
bride. S'wiur and fancy work were fhs
diversions Of fh" evening. and az thu
close refreshments w,r, served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

Contractors HHyus a. Pickett. who
hsN" tho contract fur paving tho alley
i'stw''u Fourth and fifth streets. north
~ short street. have about completed
fh. work OF setting fhs ruurrtf, curh-
INK. Ae soon o. the forms are removed
fH. Nllnr wIII DO. placed and work. will
DO. started LAYING fhs bricks. and with
lHot weather fh. work will Do. finished
Boa d fIu tr.n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

No iw" Nurkvillc men who arc m
tho local Jail having been bound oyer 10
tho J'u'rs"n county strand jury. have 80
fdr b"tu unable 90 secure bond and IL
D. ik'ly that they Will be taken TO the
lcountN Jail az Steubcnyille. The men
are charged with stealing tools from
'ue Tractors erecting tho houses on
IN" Mcdli lots az Norkvill- and were
iElNeu hearings bsfnr, squire Patterson
l"f 1"rkyili'. who held them in 5000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
Pleasantly Entertaineh

Ih. members OF tile O.. D. W. ..u.rr
.IIH were pleasantly entertained lash
tulns uy Mis- LotfIr L,afh,ruUoI
GOT %. home 90 Miss kuthsrIu, SounI.r.
600 West Main street DURING mo 81. n
In- MISS L"ft Norwood wa. ul.q-4rf.t
-ufpf. -'d when the affair fsrfr-r.-z tr
e HI- iItu'"us shower 900 honor - Ais.
i.et.h 'ruupu. who VIII be- married .U.
LIL--I .L-L O. In. m.rln
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want Pull Attendance.

run attendance Is requested at tho
meeting Of the Martins Ferry High
S'h1ot Alumni Association. which Will
b" held this evening i'm the Central
school building At the meeting this
evening vote will be- taken on wheth-
| ,r 70 mold the annual banquet in the
gymnasium or the Windsor hotel in
wheeling. II seems that "A large num-
Der are In favor Of the latter place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

Funeral services Nilf hs held this af-
f'runnu frHm Che home 90 his son. VII
iHm Wilson. ON Grant avenue. over tho
r.futIuy cot 70" IIfs Isarry Wilson. 90
FORMER resident of this ,ttk. who died
900 Nie how. 100 Gnrl. Inc -iondny morn
ms The services vrII Do. Iu thtrE. CT
Rss. T. g. N'~hitt. pastor ot the FIRST
Tr' blt'riau church. and utsrmsnt Will
b. rn EINsTEItt tarrsftrt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

FARkEkS URIC, vs. Va. MAY
lh thirteenth annual convention Of
fnr West virginia Wholesale Groccr-'
.uDIa.Iuu viii De- bold here tomdr
row and Thursday Members of tho
Association boz This state and rcpres.
'n'HIf'. from r.'--s states will BE- In
attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

evpcrici arrival ~ .
h1hf But in thr mean
time the comfort ~
ne mother e. ~ vat
importance There tsa
splendid external rem
eiy known o. "N1ft
Cra Friend whIcher-
rris n wonderful frfn
grDr upon thc errlrI
irr mus ice They D.
Cmr more plant.
stretch without unfr.
rHIu make Che prri
one - pleasant anti.
irHfIun Instead 90 ma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

whereby the Dental OH Go OF sister,
Xile, sold It's OH interest on the l.. ID.
nInEham 81 Ellis. Of Woodsneld- The
lta~" consists Of more than 100 acres
with Twelve producing wells
Briefs and Personals.
H. Is Mellutt or Cameron was a bust
ness caller here Friday.
VI g.. bousherty. county treasurer and
son. clark, have returned from a few
DAYS visit at Darlington
MISS Mary u. Smith has returned to
h"r home 80 Washington. u. e.. after
several weeks visit with her aunt. Mrs.
j.. T.. kcsEau.
Mrs. Earl ward while about her house
hold duties. slipped on green Leaf
ing her unable Co use the member Tor
several days
Miss Marie chew Of Wheeling. is visit
ing h.r aunt. Mrs r. J. Kremer and
othog Woud-lsld relatives
Fcrb'rt Huffman has moved his fam
y. lui" tnt Sprlsss property on Eastern
Thomas Eun has returned from a
snort visit with has mother at Round
Nr- Mary Nobley " Cameron and
father tr law. Thomas Mobley Of Olt-
,ud' were transacting business hero
Mrs T D.. Doburu Of Tulsa. Okla. is
Oh, guest ni Mrs. Chas Soliday.
Born 600 saturday. May q. 10 Mr. and
MIS-. sidney Reed. a daughter
samuel ErHurIliHh Of Marietta. was "a
business caller hsre Thursday.
uf.lHh Friday.
Mr. and Mrs william Srhwali az juno
lion tIf". are spending % week with re-.
iaffNt- and friends.
Miss Nglhc Howell ia visiting az th.
home Hf James Masters
II. g. kuuufx has accented a position
as salesman f.r. Brown N Wiley. Studc-
baker automobile agents
a. n. Brown. auditor of the ID y a w
r. r. Co. re'urned home Saturday from
Rochester. MINI. whers DO arcompauf,lf
NI- wife. who was operated on thsr-
and Is getting along nicely
Tho IH.rI'Hu|sIts sermon will fe
preached hr Eev. 70. o.. RvaU ~ tho
Ir.ehEt.r.fn church. sunday evening
NHE CO.
Irsf Tnuuru and Ad1Irh SicEenthaIsr
OF near Attitude. were business callers
'.rH Friday
D. N.IeHu. county superinf ondsrf.
delivered DO announcement address at
Cameron. TIIr4fHt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

'"ors" Book Yesterday Med q divorce
SUIT ia common Pleas court al -. Glars
lNl' against Estella Book ON the grounds
l"L InhdeNtl. Attorney W. z. Dixon
l"i this city, has been engaged by the
plaintiu aud the case will come up at
IN. next term Of court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

Despite tile ta.t that rumors had n
| that tho local barber shops would re-
main open ON Thursday afternoons IN
rho fufur". the officials of th, BARRIERS.
Mon have stated that an union shops
VIII close ON Thursday az noon as IN the
past. n seems that only few shops
are IN favor ar remaining open on tho
--.AL M--hL- mr. unLlLlAe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
WORK 20 BE started Soon

Slh'" Iu"ru Shdnndf"lt has been
awarded No.. contract Tor the repdNiug or
Fourth street 10 IS likely that work viii
D. started 900 q short time. The Mack
Brick company was awarded tho con-
tract FOR furuf~hIuE IN, brick and 30 -
IIkTlN that ia, street viii be- paved with
.un.r.te has, md D nIl.I " uLtch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

Joseph whitney Of Midland. Pa. and
MISS Zoe gillespie. chief operator in
th' NopdSfi@ld central telephone Office
ana daughter. Of Mr.. and Mrs J. : Gill
l'Siie OF this place Were united in mar
rage last Wednesday az Wheeling They
VIII make their home in Midland. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
Police Court.

Henry raul and William Adratn. who
sfug,u "a battle az their boarding hous.
uu West Washington street. Monday "
i,rny"u. were arrdigntd before Mayor
iinIstuu yesterday ana fined ten dollars
ana costs each. Both paid their fines
On. u.L. r--..-.l-
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the association. The banquet VIII he
held following rho annual commence
ms nj exercises 40 June
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

Vices were in charge Of Rev. williams
pastor Of the church and Intern. M
was ~ luvcr,ieW cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
local Young Woman We'd,

base ball
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
Bott Lease Bought BY Local Men.

An OF deal representing several thous-
tnd dollars has just been contaminated
W.. ithE ih' Dental OH Co. OF Sisters
vile, sold It's oil Interest ON the n. II
h"iI lease east OF WoodsneId to Cum
nins ham ~ Ellis. OF WoodsneId The
~" consists OF more than 100 acres
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-10-30
MOSQUITOES HAVE MARKED
ANTIPATHY FOR ALL YELLOW

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct 3d.
Wear yellow and bluff the mosquito, -
is the slogan of scientists who are
fighting this little pest and who have
discovered the carnivorous insects an
tipathy to that primary color. Their
discoveries are supported by the tes-
tlmony of United States marines, juts
returned here from the Philippines
who attribute their immunity from
mosquito bite and malarial infection
to the fact that their khaki uniform is
of kellow hue
The wise summer vacationist of the
future will bear in mind this message
o. hope from scientists and U. S. ma
rlnes, and carry along a generous sup
ply of yellow hosiery. Still, some pes
simistic persons will be bound TO in
sist that mosquitoes are color-blind.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-10-30

the half membership $500, which may
be paid to Mr.. Bell at the association
building on Jackson street. A num-
Der of gentlemen not wishing to make
use of the membership privileges them
selves, have given them to boys in the
city who were unable to join them
selves, and the committee especially
commends this spirit, and will see that
all such are worthily bestowed.
The committee feels that in justice 10
those who have paid their subscrip-
items, special attention should be called
to the unpaid balances due on the
same. Without this, it will be i'm
possible to carry on the work, and
those who did pay did so feeling that
the others would do likewise. For
these reasons, therefore, the committee
is unwilling to longer allow these sub
scriptions to remain unpaid, and re-
quests that all owing balances will pay
the same without further delay If
there was ever time when it was
possible for obligations to be met none
will deny that now is that time.
In conclusion, the committee feels
that it is now presenting to the peo-
pie of the city of Americas an institu-
ton in every respect worthy of their
active interest and support. Aa NJ
time in the history IF the local associa-
ton were the prospects of being free
from debt quite so bright. Whatever
may have been the mistakes of the in
stitution in the past, and the committee
knows that there were mistakes, the
committee feels that the causes have
7ow been almost entirely removed and
asks that all citizens who are interest
ed in Americas and in her up-building
lend helping hand in this great
work.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
AMERICUS YOUNG MEMS CHRIS
TIAN ASSOCIATION.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-10-30
BOARD Of Y, N. c. A. HAS
STATEMENT TO PEOPLE
CONTINUED from Page H.

c. c. Bell, who comes to US from the
Atlanta association with years of ex-
perience in its financial undertakings,
and especially in the handling of its
yearly budget of more than 100000,
vas employed and placed in charge Of
the local association. Mr. Bell is
thoroughly acquainted with the fnan-
cial part of association work, and in
securing his services the committee
feels that at last it has a man fully
competent to meet the requirements or
local conditions.
While the recent campaign for
memberships was not quite as success
full as had been hoped, yet the commit
tee feels that it certainly warrants, if
not demands, the continuance of the
work of the association in this city.
All, therefore, who did not join by
reason of the belief that the associa-
ton would not continue, are now urg-
ed to do so without further delay. The
regular membership fee is $1,000, and
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of the Lords choosing, and with you
to the extent that other work will al
low, for the onward progress of the
kingdom in our hands. To all our
membership we commend the final
message of Paul to the church at Cor
NTH, as recorded in II. Cor. 1911:
Finally, Brethren, farewell, be of good
comfort, be perfect, be of one mind,
live in peace, and the God of live and