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Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
DEATH OF YOUNG MAN

Raymond Cran6all. aged IS years. died Wednesday from typhoid pneu monia after a few days illness The young man Was q son Of Mrs. Mar shall Morbarger. and was wei known in Mesa, FaviHg lived here nearly ali his life. Since his fathers death. as the oldest son, he had heccme n source of great help and comfort 10 the mother. This fact being wei Fnown had endeared Finn to q large circle of friencs The funeral was held yesterday afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
ALEXANDER HEAD IF
 SPANISH WAR VETS

At the annual election of officers last night the United Spanish War Veter- ans chose the Following:
 Camp commander, J. L. B. Alexan- der; senior vice commander. Oscar F.. Temple; junior vice commander. J. l.. Conrad: officer of the day, George w. Stokoe; officer of the guard. D. c. O'Neil: trustees. E. NJ. Lamson. James H. McClintock, James A. Parks; quar- termaster. w. A. Slocum; adjutant, Con r. Cronin.
 military ball will be given by the Camp and Woman's Auxiliary at the Woman's Club January i5. 1917. Price si.50. lady and gentleman.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
TENT HOUSE BURNED

\ tent house located in tfe rear of the Palm house was destroyed by fire. Sunday. Prompt action on the part of Mr. smith. proprietor Of the hotel. and the ready run of the fire depart ment. prevented the flames spreading to the large building. Two young men occUpying the tent house. lost their trunks and a set e carpenter tools
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
pILLARs OF socIErY roN,cHr

Those who have seen Henry Wal thai in "The Birth of Nation" and iu The Strange Case Of Mary Page will avail themselves Of the oppor- tunity of seeing him tonight In the powerful drama Pillars of Society" :" This drama pictures Nalthal in a very different character than here- fofore presented and reveals the aw- fulness Of hypocrisy in the life of a successful society man.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
REV. FoRsYTHE RESIGNS

After several years as pastor of the Baptist church at this place. dur ing which time handsome edifice has been erected. Rev. E. C. Forsythe has terdred his resignation. Rev. Tanks of Phoenix Will occupy the pulpit Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02

Mesa News Notes
Continued from Page Nine)

Hall. The hall has been attractively decorated and a number of booths, seven in all, hold the different ar
 ticles for sale. There is q booth for babies wear. one for aprons, another for fancy work and yet another for post cards and calendars. while those
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
Common Law at Iion"

So many to date have been unable to gain admission to the Lion to view the Common Law" with Clara Kim ball Young. that the management of the Lion hopes to be able to induce those who wish to sec the splendid picture to make it convenient to at
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02

IN POLICE COuRT-Kenneth Evans entered plea of guilty 10 Il charge of violating the city muffler ordinance when arraigned before Judge Thomas in the police court yesterday afternoon and paid fine of 8.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02

the appeal 10 all who love the ultra artistic cannot help but score. The Common Law finishes today. It IS to be followed by still another type CT master piece. The Fall Of Nation"
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
Plaza

The program today at the Plaza the atcr is full of real stuff. as well as reel stuff.
 Tn Beyond Recall the current or the Who's Guilty" series. Tom Moore plays the part of the man who Is sen- tenced to death for a murder he has not committed. As q matter of fact the woman he Is convicted Of having killed. shot herself with his pistol But circumstantial evidence against Moo-e Is 70 strong that the jury Is not five minutes in bringing in verdict against him.
 Moore had read the script Of Be yond Recall" when he was asked if he had any new Irish stories. I've got one" he said that's brought to my mind by this scenario.
 An Irishman who had been none too careful about distinguishing between nix property and his neighbor's was arrested one day for stealing ham. He whimpered and he fretted himself terribly n court. Don't be afraid. Ma - honey. said the judge in kindly tones. 'vou'i get justice here "'S-rc. your honor answered Ma honey. with another groan. that's what I'm afraid of.
 Four other reels are on the same program.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
FRIDAY CLUB
 CHARITY BALL

The Friday club has made arrange ments for the sale Of tickets for it's annual charity ball which will be given at the Woman's club We1nes- cay evening. At a meeting of the club held yesterday morning. the members agreed to conduct per- sonal ticket selling campaign as well as to place a block of tickets for sale at the Central Pharmacy and the Owl Drug Store. Tie price has been SC; at Sl.
 The dance will be one of the, fore most events of the season. ThA club membership is made up of well known matrons who are exerting every energy 10 make the affair the success IL is sure to be.
 The cause for which lt is being given will secure the patronage of many who may not take advantage of the dance although it will be well worth attending A sreeial dance pro- gram Is heine arranged and the ap- pointments will be on parallel with any of the smart events or the year.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIveRsAey

MT and Mrs. Phillip Coleman, one of Mesa's well beloved couples cele- brated their golden wedding on No- vember %. Friends called on them ard presented tie happy pair with a number of choice presents. The taLle
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
GAR OF ORANGES

The Johnson rcarce company .
 shipping q car of Mesa oranges to , Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02

Hire Little Salesman al the Re- publican office. A Want Ad. will see more customers than ynu can
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-Young lady about IS years of age. for operator Must he able to operate typewriter. Call Stan dard Oil Company 3t
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
ADJUSTMENTS
At the Arizona

At the Arizona
 The Arizona tonight Will present one of the best bills of the season. Robert Warwick. one of the best liked stars or the screen world, will appear m the World Brady feature. The stolen Voice"
 Warwick has part Of unusual power and has created favorable inn pression wherever the picture has been seen. The fact that the picture is from the celebrated World Brady shops is a guarantee of it's stellar worth.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02

was spread with a royal anniversary feast and all present spoke feelingly
 of the regard in which their old friends were held. and wiskei for them many happy returns of the day.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02

WANTED-Girl for housework. Phone Ss7a It
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
PLAN DORMITORY HOME
Two PresbytrriHn Churches to Erect
Building for Working
Girls.

The Brick Presbyterian Church. New
York. and Christ Church. q branch of
Rrick Church. will build. adjacent to
Christ Church, u dormitory homo for
working girls earning less than st' y
week as n memorial to the lat" VIII
liam n. Barbour. who for hftT-threc
wears continuously served the Brick
Church and Christ Church aud worked
cnthusiastically. mp To tho time OF his
death TO make possible III" erection
of this building. The building will he
near Tho retail drN goods district. will
10 n great Improvement 10 tho neigh
horhood ana will provide home for
about I'm girls, and u lunch room for
twice ms many more The charges for
room and board will AVERAGE !i.7" u
week. which will meet expenses and
provide small percentage on ;hc in
vestmcnt The cost will he about
$4,000, OF which more than 4 third
has been secured. Rev. William i.
Merrill is pastor Of the EricN Church.
and Rev Theodore T.. Savage Of Christ
Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
PEACE IN ALL CHURCHES
IN AMERICA EXCEPT TWO
Throughout fD15 Nearly All Drnorninn-
TONS Were Free From Internal
Disturbances.

feacc rciencd throughout 1915 in al!
OF the large religious bodies in Amer
lea save two In that respect the year
mas been different from some others.
disciples. Haptists Congrcgationalists,
Mcthodists. luthcrans, the Reformed
Churches all these arc not only on
good terms with each other and witt,
themselves. but the year has seen such
constructive work in most Of Them as
they rarely have been able to do in
the past. The two exceptions are tho
Presbyterian and the Episcopal. In
one, the trouble came with the year,
and went out with II. and in the other.
tho trouble started near the end of
the year.
Presbytcrians differ abou; the New
York Prcsbytcry, and the admission
| by II Of graduates OF Union Theoiogi-
show orthodoxy in their ministerial
examinations. \ determined element,
headed by the Rev. Mark a. Matthews,
o! Seattle. aud backed ny some promi-
nent laymen, declare they will oppose
this TO tho end. The contention is said
10 be sure 10 come into the General
Assembly OF next May.
Episcopal trouble. legacy Of 1878
to 1918 is over the question whether
the church shall send delegates 70 a
I Panama congress, to be held In Feb
ruary. TO consider religious conditions
and prospects in Latin America. The
cnurch's missionary society has elected
delegates. y considerable part Of the
Episcopal Church declares the society
did wrong. and = smaller contingent
viii prevent the delegates from going
II II can.
Finally, an unusual feature OF 1873
IN religious conditions In America has
grown out OF tho Panama Pacific Ex-
( position Christian leaders who here
toforc have gone 10 Europe for vaca-
! tons. this year went to the coast and
I'll" exposition. Many stopped by the
way They saw America first; Not a
I few had never seen II before. They
are in touch with the Middle West,
with the south. with tho coast. as
they never we're before Tn: change
viii toll, so everybody agrees In say
I ing II 1913 and San Francisco had
done no more, they would nave bcno-
I ftcd religion in the United states far
more than some other efforts ;nat tried
10 aim better and that cost more money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
AMERICAN JEWS TO LEAD
IN SETTLING PROBLEM

The Jews OF America found. during
1915. that the problem of the Jews of
the world. n problem that is almost as
old rs the race. is upon their shoulders
Realizing 1t. young Jews gathered un-
der tho Zionist banner. resulting in a
growth Of that movement Ia 1916 nf not
less than 100000. Thousands OF large
hearted men and women. not waiting
for the relief agencies, have systemati-
cally sent money 10 particular fami-
lies In Hungary. Bohemia and tho l.a,.
kans. Some Jcws. having no remnants
Of families there. have helped families
here who arc rela Of their friends
here Such Jewish co operation has
never heen known before.
Agitation about q jewish Congress-
and some friction near tho end OF tho
year, resulted ut last in a decision to
hold such congress rs soon as tho
European war terminates possibly be-
fore, In which Jews Of all ways OF
thinking arc to have part American
Jews are to lead the Jews OF he world
In m effort, when Europe comes to he
remapped. to give Jews II place In the
sun, as the Germans say. and IL pos
sible to settle forever the great prob
lens of the Jews of tho world. Such
n morcmcn, toward adjustment. started
during 1919, bids fair 10 makc the year
famous In jewish annals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
OFFICERS ELECTED
Lewis Pitcher Mndc Superintendent Of
second BnpttSt Church sun
day school

At the annual meeting 81 the sun
day school Of the Second Baptist
Church. held on Friday night. the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
superintendent. Lewis Pitcher: asso-
ciatc superintendent. James i. Ryiand:
visitor, Mrs. Mamie q. Coleman; SUI
pervisor, ". J. Young. general score
tary, W. IL: Harton: census sccreta-
RIGS, Clarence Wyatt. Jr.. and Mills r.
Neal; roll secretary, y. Peasants Ty-
Ter. famii: record secretary, Luther =.
Jones: birthday secretary. Mrs. W. i.
Mathews: treasurer. j. Siuar, Hop
iips. .yr.; Librarian. L. :. Bolton: pur-
chasing agent. Frank 6. louthan. The
departmental superintcnicuts arc Miss
Bette Ellysou, cradle roll: Miss Rosel
Clarke. beginners Department.. Mrs.
Mamie g. Coleman, primary depart
ment. Miss BESSIE NJ. Brown, junior
department: Z. =. Whitehurst inter
mediate department.. boys section;
Miss Alice Taylor, intermediate de-
partmont. girls division. J. Taylor Ell
Tyson. senior department. associate su-
pciintcndcnt admlt department: Mrs.
L. Nj. Council. home department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
The Shadow.
here's cross IN tho dust OF the road


A cross in tho gold Of the sun:
And over the mountains before us
There thundcrs the sound of a gun.
Wc march to tho hlare of the trumpet.
We sing, and wo shout as we
But all, there's cross in tho roadway,
The cross OF n Savior who died.
There's a cross in the dust Of tho road :
way.
4 cross In the heat Of tho day:
And dark II looms up, like a warning,
From out Of tho sunheams at play.
Far off como tho sounds OF battle.
\ shrek. and a cry. and moan
Hut We sing rs VIC march--wc march
forward.
Though deep in our souls VIC ma ).
groan.
There's n cross in the dust Of tho road
way,
a cross in the suns golden light
TOO pleasant and Joyful and bright.
The sound of the cannon comes nearer,
Each one has life that he
we follow tho cross I'm the roadway.
The cross Of q Savior who lives
Ivy Margaret H.. SanSStcr .Jr.. In the
Christian Iferald.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
MALE CHORAL SOCIETY
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING
Sciucn Wake liz Elected President md
tinNinStou iinrkrr Director-i;n-
c0urnEcs Choral Work for Mon

rounded for tho purpose or on
conraginG church choral work for men.
ne Male Choral Society of Richmond
found that there was not sufficient
amount OF music peculiarly adapted to
that purpose II justify confninr tho
study of the chorus TO sacred music
has become strong factor in the
ITS first concert OF tho present season
reused enthusiasm among he dcvotcca
OF choral singing
, Already the society has done much hard
work, and Is now busily engaged in
rehcarsinG for another concert to he
given early in tho spring. Though
rs stated. the society no longer con 8.
fines itself 10 sacred music ii still
! makes sacred music part nf it's study
and Tor that reason viii certainly
prove helpful Ia tho cause Of good
music In tho churches az the city
Several times since It's organization the
society has supplied special music for
church services.
\, its annual meeting. held last
week. officers elected for the present
year were: Scldcn Wake. president: J.
q. liankins, vice president: j. H. Law
secretary, and Hamilton NJ. Rasl<cr-
vile, treasurer. The executive COM
mittec is composed % tho officers
named and \. S. Hurt. \. y. Wilmer.
q. \. Noting, Jr, Il. i. Banks and
benjamin Brockcnbrough. T.. Flax ing
. ton IIarkcr. organist ANA ,.hoirmastcr
nf 81 raul's episcopal church, Mas
re elected director
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
EvANGELISTIC WORK
BY PRESBYTERIANS

Presbyterian evanselistic work in tho
Latin South. or Latin America, which
includes Mexico. Central and South
America. is reported ms making n
splendid showing. The fart thnt !,
prominent New England PRESBYTERIAN
Clergyman. R"v. ~. A. Manchester
formerly Of East Boston, holds an I'M
poriant place in the center. NAV have
Some relation to II. Statistics Of 1919
1916 in South and Central America
show; American missionaries. 100: mn
tive force. 2aS; organized churches SIS.
unorganizcd group. 253: communicates
ll.61I: adhcrcnts 1i,i2a: Sunday
school. no: membership. 1887: number
OF schools. 30; pupils, 1920. \ mission
airy returning from an itinerating trim
In Brazil, writes: There are noticeable
in many places signs Of spiritual
awakening among the people" lie in
stances one place where ten ncrsons
came TO him for baptism from tho
reading Of two Bibles left in the vi
cinity by n colporteur twelve years
before. priest declared that a mass
movement towards Professionalism was
in progress. The missioner while not
SO sure OF that popularity. still feels
sure that door of great opportunity
Is open 10 the Christian Church, all
the way from tn. Rio Grandc down
through to the point of Cape Horn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
ntIsl'lSu'.


First-The pastor. Rev. George W.
Mcdaniel. u. D., will preach at both
services to-day.
barton iiciEhis-Thc pastor. Rev. 4.
II. itudd, will preach this morning on
"itich"1ond and the Kingdom" To-
night his subject Will be "a Quartz,
OF truly Blessed"
Pine Street.-The pastor, Rev. /. Il.
tintson. ID. d.. viii preach this morn :
ing on The Providence Of cod" To-
night his subject will lie Three Great
Mcrcics."
Grnce Street.-The pastor. Rev. LLOYD
!. Wilson. d. H.. will preach this morn
ing on The Crisis Of a Soul" To
night his subject will be .Nabul tho
essential Fool This sermon will he
the frst OF Il series on fools Of IN.
Bible.
Grove Arcnue-Thc pastor, Rev. w
&. James. ID. D., will preach at both
services 10 day. The annual meetinr
OF the congregation will be held this
afternoon ut 3 O'Clock
Leigh Street.-The pastor. Rev ! I
Wicker. Will preach this morning on
GU" biggest business" Rev. w u
Hines. II. d., viii preach to-niph, =,
O'Clock
brondus McmorinI-Thc pastor. Rev.
W. T.. Gibson, viii preach this morn :
inr on The Spiritual RuildinE." To-
niSht his subject viii he THE Sin OF
the Rich Man Who Was Sent To He'll"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
EPISCOPAL.

Monumcntnl-The rector. Rev. James
w. Morris. u. H. will preach this morn
ing at ], O'Clock and this afternoon
n. o'clock
81. pnurs-The rector. Rev W. Rus
soil Bowie. u. ~. will preach this
morning on The ,iallautry Of Hope.
Knight his subject will be The Cos
pol. OF -. Luke
Holy rrintty-Com,nunion this morn
ing 1T 5 o'clock. Morning prayer and
sermon at II o'clock aud evening PRAYER
and sermon at $ o'clock.
Christ-Communion this morning al
40 y clock. The rector. Rev. Charles
W. Sydnor. viii preach AZ II o'clock
and Tonight at o'clock.
81. Jumrs-C'omnunio this morning
at 1:45 o'clock. The rector. Rev. G..
Frccand Peter. Will preach at IL
o'clock and tonight at Sis o'clock.
All Saints-Communion this morn
ing at o'clock. The rector. Rev. j.
Y. bowman. will preach at II o'clock
anI this afternoon at o'clock.
-. Mnrks--The rector, Rev. :. Roger
Tyler. will conduct both morning and
evening services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
METHODIST.

Laurel Strccf-rhc pastor. Rev. i. Is.
Jollifi. ~ -. Will preach this morning
on What We Must Need to Do. To-
night his subject viii be "Russcllism--
the Menace OF Modern Religious Life.
Tntrmount Aycnue--The pastor. Rev.,
l.. V. Carson. will preach this morning
on The Secret Place OF the Most
High" Tonight his subject will be
"Our Chiidrcn-What Are We Doing
for Them
Grnc~-Tenporary location at Sol
diers' Home Chapel. Rev. J. Il. Oyier
will preach this morning at y o'clock
and tonight At o'clock.
Branch Memorini-Thc pastor. Rev.
w Oliver Gordon. will preach this
morning on The Personal Claims of
Jews" Tonight his subject will be
What God Hath Put iii the Heart"
| Asbury-New members will be re
ceived at the morning service. To-
night the pastor. Rev. J. Q. Bahcock.
/ will preach on "'rhe First Love" =,
Highland Park-The pastor. Rev G..
.. Tuttlc. will preach this morning on
is our Church Making C;ood?" Rev
II. y. Yokoyama. -. D.. of Japan, will
preach tonight on "Why l Became a
Christian"
( Mouument-rhe pastor. Rev. r. r..
Potts. ID. D.. will preach this morn
(! ing. NJ o'clock tonight. Bishop
Collins Denny will deliver Il special
sermon TO Confederate veterans.
! Union Station-The pastor. Rev. w.
/ Asbury Christian, ~. d.. will preach
this morning on "Le;ol Me in the Way
Everlasting" Tonight his subject
1 will be High Tempered? Yes. Well.
Hold 1t Tight"
/ Ccntcnary-The pastor. Rev. T. A.
Smoot, y. ~. will preach this morn :
ing on Doing Good as n Vocation"
To-night his subject will be The In
spired Afterthought."
I broad Street.-The pastor. Rev. Fred
/ Il. Chenault. will preach at both SER
vices.
Park pince-'rhc pastor Rev. J. j..
! Bradford. viii preach this morning on
Shall We Make Swords and Spears
/ Or plowshares and Pruning Hook 2"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
FAMILY ALTAR LEAGUE
AROUSEs KEEN INTEREST
Movement started by Southern
Presbyterian Church Makes
Rapid Developments.
LESS THAN TWO WEEKS Old
Revival OF Religious Interest Not
Confined 10 America. but l.
Sweeping World rs Result OF
Great European War.

/; j. probable that no campaign In
the imtcrcst of Tic spiritual growth and
development or the church in any de-
nomination in recent years has been
marked with greater success I'm tho be-
ginning than iss true Of that in the
interest OF the Family Altar League
OF the Southern PRESBYTERIAN Church.
which was launched during the week
Of prayer Or the present wear.
Although less than TWO weeks has
passed since then. the heads OF ,nany
families throughout the church. have
signed the covenant card. by which
they pledge themselves and their !ami-
Hes TO engage in daily worship and
tho publication committee % the gen
cral assembly, of which II L.. Mayill
OF Richmond, y secretary. is rccciyinl:
even this carly many requests for In.
certificate OF membership in the fam
ny altar league. which is presented
oE the committc" 10 every family that
Is enrolled IN 'hc league. The Ger
t!hcatc is attractive and handsome. In
addition to the appropriate words upon
its face, there i also the picture Of
the family knc.iiug in prayer. made
famous ny It's association with The
cottcr's saturday Night" by Robert
iurns. The certificate is well worth
framing. and L is not 10 bc doubt I'd
that II Viii b. found upon tho wall
Of many homes in the Southern Pres
bHterian Church within tho next fcw
months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
HOLD BOOSTER MEETING HERE
on NEX,H SIM "

sunday. January %. at tho Grace
street Baptist Church. at 3:3o o'clocl,
booster meeting Will be held RI
which men are invited from all tho
churches. Rev. Richard Wilkinson. or
Petersburg. will he tho speaker. ana
ms TOPIC will he 'Humanity's Kinship
ne Ground OF our ohliGation" Mr.
Wilkinson has made y profound impress
sion wherever he has delivered this
address, 1t is stated by those who
have heard him. To he powerful mes
sage that holds an audience from ho
ginning 10 end, These booster meet
ing> have become popular in MANY of
the convention cities as n means of
creating interest in tho general CON
ventinn 10 he held later Members ne
tho registration committees In tho
Eichmond churches are cspeciallv
urged to be present at tho meeting
scheduled for next Sunday and request
cd 10 bring as many men with them
as possible. Information will be given
out as 10 tho best methods of secur
Ing large registration of delegates
from tho churches and reports viii
he made as To the registration in tho
churches UP Ia that time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
PRESBYTERIAN.

Grace torcnnnt-rhe pastor Rev. j.
calvin stewart. ID. d, will preach at
the usual services.
tirst-The pastor. Rev. +. +. McFa-
den. -. -. viii preach at both scr
vices.
Second-Thc pastor. Rev. Russell Ce-
ell. u. -, will conduct tho service this
morning. At S o'clock tonight Rev.
w. l.. LinElc. D. D., OF tho Union Theo-
. logical Seminary. Will preach.
wcstmlnstrr-Thc pastor, Rev. j. 7.
Fair. -. H., VIII conduct the usual
services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
HOLD ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Womnn's Prohibition League of Amer
len Meets Here nn Tuesday
and WcdncsiIny

The eth annual conference or tho
Woman's Prohibition League OF Amer
lea vii! he held on Tuesday and We'd
ncsday at Emmanuel Baptist Church
Tomorrow night. IT the league
Headquarters. 115 North Fifth Street
reception will tc rendered delegates
An interesting program has been ar
ranged.