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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-18
For Sewer Pipe. Phone Ss5. j. {
Whelan & Co.-Adv.

E. A. (PaD Campbell. county treas
urer, wants it understood more gem
orally that this is not the time to Sc
cure automobile licenses. Apparently
some one has passed the word around
recently that it is necessary to secure
new licenses now and numerous peo-
pie have applied at the county treas
urer's office. In some instances the
office has granted the license thinking
it was for a car just purchased and
has found it necessary to refund later
when the true facts developed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-18

FRANK II. WEISG ERBER, age SIS,
died early this morning at his home.
1920 Jackson street. Arrangements
for the funeral will be made later.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
Engagement Announced.

Captain ana Mrs william G. poane
announce the engagement OF their daugh.
der. Margaret Rustin, 70 Mr.. Brandon
Howell son OF Mr.. ana Mrs. s. E.
Howell or this city Miss Rustin 4
granddaughter Of Mrs. c. b. Dustin Of
his city and has spent considerable time
here with Mrs Rustln during her at
tendance al the university at lincoln for
two years. ana while Captain and Mrs.
Doanc have been stationed at schofield
barracks at Honolulu. This winter. how.
ever. Mrs. Doane has been IN Berkeley.
Cal, and her son and daughter have
been with her attending school and
Berkeley university. Captain Doans
came over from Honolulu for the holl.
days and Mt Howell has just returned
from visit 70 Berkeley 70 see his fian-
Gee
NJ Howell wa a student AZ the Uni.
tesity Of Wisconsin aud Il an Alphs
peIfs Phi man. He Is now associated
with bic father In business
Mis- Austin has many friends IN omahs
20 welcome Der whsn she returns a. Z
bride. and she vac yer, popular At N.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16

Tuesday and Wednesday in Kansas City
and were entertained at dinner by some
of Mr. F1tzgerald's friends Tuesday
evening.
Miss Lucille Bacon leaves Wednesday
for Chicago TO be bridesmaid to Miss
Helen May. whose wedding is to take
place February 9. Miss Bacon will also
visit Mrs. d. w. Ferguson OF Chicago.
Mrs. George Later with her children.
George, jr.. and Helen, and her mother
and sister. Mrs. NJ. r. Murphy and Miss
Helen Murphy. leave tomorrow for San
Francisco and will spend the winter
there and in southern California.
Mrs. J. Brinker OF Amarillo Tex, ar
rived Saturday morning 20 be the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. c. K Coutant, for a
week. Mrs. Herman KountSe entertained
informally Saturday evening at dinner
for Mrs. Brinker.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Jesse c. McrSlsh OF Wis
ner. who are about to move TO Omaha,
have taken apartments at the Colbert
at Thirty-ninth and Farnam streets. Mr..
McNish Is a we'll known banker, having
been president Of the Nebraska Bankers
association last year.
Mrs. f. S. Cowgirl left Monday for
Chicago 70 Join Mr.. Cowgirl and their
SON. Winston. the latter having gone
over In time TO enter school after the
holidays. Mr.. and Mrs. Cowgirl have a
furnished apartment at $500 Sheridan
road for the winter and spring
Mrs. George II. Thummel and Miss
Stella Thummel expect to leave the lat
ter part OF the month for the east to
attend the wedding OF Mr. George Thum-
mel to Miss Gladys Congdon OF Roches-
ter, N. Y. which takes place February
3. Mrs. and Ass Thummel viii visit
New York and other places before going
20 Rochester.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
Open Bids on New
Motor Apparatus
Tuesday Morning

Tuesday morning the city council will
open bids for the purchase OF 1900 feet
OF hose for ths lire department and as
much motor apparatus as $4,000 VIII buy.
The hose will cost approximately $500
This new equipment will be paid for with
money received from a special levy eu-
thorized by the last Legislature. and which
will be in effect fer five years, beginning
with 1916.
Superintendent Withheld of the fire de-
partment states he expects to equip the
fire houses at Forticth and Hamilton
streets. Twenty-socond and Lake streets.
Twenty-second aud Ames avenue, Tw,
tieth and Spring streets and Thirty-ffth
and Jackson streets with motor appars VI
as soon as the orders can be filled. Other
houses will be equipped TO the extent OF
the fund. The new motor apparatus to
be purchased ct this time will be COM
bination hose and chemicals
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
Promise of the Social Calendar.


The Weekend Dancing club win meet
Saturday evening at Chambers academy.
The North Side Progressive club will
give a card party at Druid hall Wednes-
day evening.
The Mixer clue OF Creighton university
win give it's dance at the Fontenelie
Monday evening.
DR.. Leroy drummer will entertain at
dinner Friday at his home In honor OF
Mr. and Mrs. Hoxie Clarke.
Dr. and Mrs, Charles A. Hull win dine
Informally with a few friends at their
home Thursday evening. preceding the
Subscription dance.
A second January meeting OF the
Franco Belgian Relief society win be held
the latter part OF the month at the home
OF Mrs. Walter Page.
Mrs. Harvey Miliken will give an after
noon bridge Wednesday for Mrs. Dexter
Buell. and Mrs Stanley Hartman OF Chi
cago, who is the guest Of her father. Mr.
Albert Calm.
Emmanuel club. newly organized
dancing club. gives its first affair OF
the season this evening at Metropolitan
hall. 1. schlalfer Is president and Ben
Lewis secretary-treasnrer Of the new
club.
The Cinosam Dancing club win hold
Its next dance at Scottish Rite cathe-
dral on Thursday evening. The regular
dance TO be given February will be
converted into a leap year box lunch
party.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
Notes at Random.

RIB Weller, w. chambolin and t. w.
connely OF Omaha. are new arrivals at
the Elms hotel. Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Mr., Henry Jenness OF Detroit. brother
OF Mrs. G. i. Yost. returned home We'd
nesdays having arrived for the golden
wedding celebration Of Mr., and Mrs
Casper u. Yost.
Mr. and Mrs. q. Buckingham left Tues.
day for Salt Lake City with the delega-
tion from South Omaha TO the National
Wool Growers association. which met
IN Salt Lake City EN
Mr.. andiMrs. w RI Adair have moved
70 their new home Just completed in
Dundee az 5sos California street
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Yates, who have
both been III at their apartment at the
West Farnam. the former with pneu-
monia and the latter with car trouble.
are able to sit up this week and are i'm
proving steadily.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
Personal Mention.

Mr.. ID. C. Buell. leaves this evening for
Chicago and later ST. Louis.
DR.. w. o. Bridges returned Tuesday
from spending the holidays in New York
Mrs, A. catlin and daughter Miss Heller
Catlin. leave Monday for Ia Paso, Tex,
and southern California TO be gone six
months.
Miss Eleanor Mackay Is IN with the
grippe. which has delayed her departure
for Chicago and Richmond. Va Upon
her recovery however. Miss Macksy plans
to make visits In both places.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ramsey left
Friday evening for Chicago. where they
win meet Mrs. Ramsey's parents. Mr..
and MRS. Daniel Cook. who are return
ing from Florida Mrs. Ramsey viii 40
company Mr.. and Mrs. Cook 60 Beatrice
TO be their guests for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur c. stOrz returned
Friday morning from a three weeks'
eastern trip Mr.. storz went to New
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
Gossip of Society.

Mr.. and MRS. ]. IL Dumont have re-
turned from a trip TO Toronto.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles MetE, Miss Ger
trude Metz and Mr. Philip Nets left
saturday for New York 10 be gone ten
DAYS.
Mrs. c. h. Rustn. who went TO New
York just before Christmas TO visit her
daughter. Mrs. ]. H. Mcintosh. win re-
main east until April.
Mira +. H. Davis and her daughters,
Miss Elizabeth Davis and Miss Meliora
Davis. viii go east about February 10 20
spend three weeks Ia New York.
Archbishop Keane OF Dubuque. who
came over for the funeral of Bishop
soanneil. was q guest while here at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nash.
Mr.. Conrad Young and his sister. Miss
Young, are al the Colonial until Mr..
and Mrs soohie go south. when they will
take the latter's apartment AZ the West
FarnAm.
Mr. and Airs. J. r F1tzgerald spout
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
Drama Glasses Formed.

Besides the Friday morning drama
class under the leadership Of Miss ME-
Hugh. there IL another one which meets
Wednesday mornings al the house Of
one or the other OF the seventeen OF
eighteen members. also with Miss Nc
Hugh as the leader. They meet next
wednesday with Mrs. Milton Barlow,
and the subject Is to be shaw's AN
drocles and the Lion and ''widowers'
Houses" stu q third class Is under the
leadership Of Miss Fora shields. this
one meeting Wednesday afternoons at
Mrs. Frank colpetzers Among the
members OF this class are MRS. @. E.
Haverstick. Mrs. A. W Jefferis, Mrs.
X. C. barton. Mrs. David Baum. Miss
Lands. Miss Jeanette Mcdonald, Mrs.
Ada Atkinson. MRS. f. J. Fitzgeraid and
Mrs. j. NJ. Metcalf.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
Return to School.

Miss Regina connell was detained by
severe cold from returning 70 school last
week. but win leave Monday probably.
Miss Edna Riley, who has been spend
Ing several weeks with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r. #. Riley, returned Friday
evening 10 Washington. d. c., where
she attends chevey Chase school. Miss
Riley was accompanied by Miss Nan
spaldine. for whom she waited an extra
week, while Miss spalding recovered from
an attack OF appendicitis
Miss Virginia offutt and Miss Emily
Keller LEFT Thursday 10 return to school.
the former 70 Miss Spences In New York
and the latter to Rosemary Hall at
Greenwich. Conn. Miss offutt stayed
over from the holidays to be here for the
golden wedding anniversary OF her grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Yost. Miss Keller
was detained by illness. having been con-
fined to the house most OF her vacation
BY grip.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
MOTHER AND a. CHILDREN
DOWN WITH SCARLET FEVER

Mrs. Peters. i222 Inrinore avenus,
whose husband was drowned a few years
ago. seems to be pursued by some Meme
sis OF hard luck.
Health Commissioners Connect reports
that the mother and four OF her five
children are stricken with scarlet fever.
The family is being given necessary at
tention.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
Events Of Past Week.

The Baratheas club Of the Hsnscom
rarK Methodist church met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs Frank 3. Perkins
twenty-five guests we're present and a
musical program was given The hostess
was assisted by Mesdames A. z. Marston
and o. r. Giffin.
Mas Anna David was hostess at .
dinner Friday at her home A mound
OF Killarney roses we're used as a cen
terpieoe. Those present were;
Misses Misses
Alma BriehoIz, Ida Semernd
Catherine Hiatt, Helen Brieholz,
Adeline Boukal Sophia Hothout,
Anna Brieholz. Anna David.
Selma Luebbc.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. IAbal
Mrs r. l.. Reynolds OF South Side en-
tcrtained Friday at luncheon at the Hotel
Fontenelie. followed by an orpheum
matinee party. Her guests we're;
Mesdames- Mesdames-
q, q. Ryan, J r.. McPhail
w. y Hazelton. A. Anderson.
ID. McEvoy.
Mrs. =. Mehrene was hostess at the
meeting OF the Paramount Whist club
Fricey evening. Prizes were won by
Mr. IN. L. Underwood. Mr.. p. Mehrens.
Mr.. ID. Lovejoy. Mrs. a. Ioree. Mrs. J..
Rogers and Mrs. p. Mehrens Seventeen
couples were present.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
The Crawfords Return.

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Crawford arrived
nome last Saturday and are In their
apartment at the Wesg Farnam. which
has been occupied In their absence by
Mr. Conrad Young ana Miss Young. MIR.
ana Mrs Crawford have been away since
June the former In Canada part OF the
time and with Mrs. Crawford In the east
Mrs. Henry Knox. sister OF Mrs. craw-
FORD, Is expected back shortly. having
remained east to spend week with her
son, John. at Groton school. Mrs. Knox
and her son attended the cadet bah
given az Cadet armory IN Boston New
Years eve, when Governor and Mrs. Nc
Cali OF Massachusetts, were the guests OF
honor.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
Riot Claims to Be
Paid Through the
Greek Ambassador

Judge Sullivan Of the law firm Of
Sullivan q Raft explains that Il COM
gress allows the appropriation asked by
President Wilson, account OF the Greek
riots in South Omaha in 1909. settlement
will be made through the Greek charge
d affairs at washington.
There were twenty Greek claimants
who filed dispositions. showing damage
and loss to personal property and per-
sonal injuries in several cases The docu-
ments were prepared by sullivan & RAFT
and forwarded to Washington to the
Greek charge. who win make tho dis
bursements when the money shall have
been paid over by this government.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
With the Army Set.

Captain W. b. Gown, seventh cav
airy. has been ordered from Douglas.
AriE.. 20 Hachita. n. NJ. where part OF
the Seventh cavalry troops are sta
toned
Captain W. G. Doane. who has been on
leave I'm Berkeley. Cal, sailed last week
10 reJoln his regiment at seofield' Bar
racks. Honolulu. where he viii complete
his tour OF duty next August.
Colonel James b. Erwin Is In COM
mand OF the Seventh cavalry at Doug
las. Aria. having been ordered there
from San Francisco at the expiration OF
his detail az that place,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
Bound for the South.

Bishop and Mrs. A. l.. williams left
Wednesday for Florida 70 visit his sister
Mrs. Edward Todd. who lives at Braden-
town. Fla, on Tampa bay. Mrs. Will
Jams will remain a month or more. but
the bishop expects TO return in about
two weeks ~
Miss IIalcyon Cotton and her guest
Miss Rebecca Haven OF Cincinnati, left
Thursday for 81. Louis to visit Nflsh Kee.
shan. From 81. Louis Miss Cotton VIII
accompany Miss Haven 10 Palm Beach
Fla. where the latters parents have .
house and where they spend every winter
Miss Gotten win probably remain south
until late. spring
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
SNOW IS ALL REMOVED
FROM SKATING PLACES

city Commissioner Hummel reports
his men have cleared the snow from all
public skating places, which will be In
fine condition Yer sunday skating unless
more snow should fall The pond at
Curtiss Turner park was flooded again
on Friday
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
SENATOR AND MRS
DIETRICH STOP OVER HERE

Former United States Senator and
Mrs Dietrich stopped off IN Omaha on
their way to their home in Hastings.
from which they have been absent sew
erai months. Most OF the time since last
November was spent in the east, al
though they have Just come from Bill
ings' where the senator went to look
after some property interests.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
T0 Winter in Warmer Cline.

Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Bradford have re-
turned home from a fortnight spent
in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Bradford
leave the end OF the month 10 spend the
remainder OF the winter at Coronado. Cal.
Mrs. John +. coad, accompanied by
her daughters. Miss Irene coad and Miss
Beatrice coad. viii leave the first OF
the week to spend the winter in Los
Anseles.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
Little Ones Dance.

The dancing OF the little tots provided
a fascinating feature OF the compliment
tary dance recital given by pupils OF
chembers dancing academy Friday eve
ming. The two youngest performers were
Baby Boroff and Baby Todd each
years old, and Baby Druesdow. years
old. gave two exhibitions OF toe dancing
In waltzins and polka
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
News from Montague Hancock.

Through the efforts q Mr.. Walter PAGE,
who Is IN New York on business. Dean
and Mrs. Hancock have received assur-
anees OF the safety Of their son Montasue,
who has been In Serbia doing Red Cross
work since last summer and from whom
they have had no direct word for three
montha. Mr. Page learned throush Mr.
child Of the child's restaurant fame. that
Montague Hancock Is now at the hos
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
vesta Chapter Election.

The Kensington club of vesta chapter.
No. 8. Order 81 the Eastern star. met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Anna
simpson. and the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President.
Mrs. Ada Brady; vice president. Mrs. IL.
l.. Underwood secretary. Miss Mena
MieIhede: treasurer, Mrs, Isabel Munger.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16

York as a delegate to the national con
vention Of automobile iobbers. After
attending the automobile show, Mr.. and
Mrs. storz visited in Buffalo. Philadel-
phia, New Jersey and Connecticut.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
What
is Going On
in Society Circles
Wedding Plans.

ANNOUNCEMENT q the hethothsI OF
Mips Esther Glickman Of Brooklyn ana
Mr.. jacques Rieur OF this city has been
announced.
Tho wedding OF Miss Ida F'riedel.
dsuebter o. Mr.. and Mrs. II Fredel.
to Morris Barr Of lincoln Will take
place this evening at o'clock AZ tho
home Of the brides parents Rabbi u.
Grodmsky vii perform tho ceremony
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16

pital at Uskub, I'm Bulgaria. safe and
well. Mr.. Child's son and Montague Tan
cock were college mates at Princeton and
went 70 Serbia in the same party. and IL
was from the former that the news
reached Mr.. Child.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16

university, where she was a member Of
the Delta Gamma sorority Before going
TO the university she graduated from the
high school in Seattle and since being
In Berkeley has taken n special course
at the university there.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
Among the Visitors,

Mr. and Airs George W. Myers OF
Dubuque. spent the weekend at the home
OF Mrs Myers mother Mrs f. w Nash.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
stork Special.

A son. Richard BRrnsworth, was born
wednesday morning 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd ID. willis
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
Pagalco Club Dance.

The Pagaico club gave. its first dancing
party OF the year. Thursday evening at
the Metropolitan hall Those presen,
WERE: P'
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
Hard Times Party.

Mics Sadie Weiss and Miss Edith Til
ton entertained the members OF the staff
of>the High school of Commerce paper
Friday night at hard time party at
the home OF the former. Those present
WERE
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
Dance Postponed.

The Et-A-Virp clubs dancing party at
the Hotel Rome. which was announced
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
Fer the Little FolA

Mrs r. 3 Uehiing entertained a. a
very charming afternoon party for her
DAUGHTER Luciie's ninth birthday Thurs
De-. Games were enjoyed and the
fl,org were Japanese musical toys.
Those Invited were:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16

for Tuesday evening. hes been postponed
indefinitely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-09
COURT OF APPEALS

Richmond, March 9-The following
is a summary of the proceedings in
the Supreme Court Of Appeals of
Virginia yesterday:
Security Loan and Trust Company
VS.. Powell. Argued by Mr.. Woicott
and W. H. Burroughs, for the ap-
pellant, and by James G. Martin, for
the appellee and submitted.
Regular argument docket:
No. 56-Washingtcn and Old Do
minion Railway vs.. Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Com
pany. Partly argued and continued
until today.
Next cases to be called:
No. 81 --Shanks ct ais. vs.. Cal
vert Mortgage and Deposit Company
No. 57-Turnbill ct al. VS.. Bu-
ford, administrator, ct ais.
No. 59-Hostetter ct al. VS.. Hitch
ings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-09
INDIRECT WARNING
No Formel Admonition, However.
Will BE Issued.

Washington, March 9-Americans
planning to travel on armed mer-
chantmen flying the flag of any Of
the European belligerents will re-
ceive indirect but effective warning
from the State Department that they
take passage on such ships at their
own risk.
This became known last night after
the White House had issued a formal
denial of report circulated in the
Capital during the day that the
/ President had decided TO issue for.
NAL warning.
The State Department officials. how
ever, did not hesitate to explain that
going Americans will presently
+ find themselves as eifcctua!ly warned
against passage on armed merchant
men as though this government had
in fact put into force either the Gore
of McLemorc resolutions.
Germany yesterday made further
! explanation to the United States OF
The position it has taken in regard
10 armed merchant vessels of tne eli
tente allies.
Count Won Bernstorf handed Sec
rotary Lansing formal memorandum
which, after reviewing the events
leading I'D to Germany's recent deci-
sion to treat armed merchant ships
as auxiliary cruisers. conceded that
existing international law does no!
regulate the use Of submarines. lndl-
Gated a willingness to conduct under
sea warfare in accordance with the
! law prevailing at the outbreak :oi the
. war, providing Great Britain and hei
allies would regard the same laws
ard expressed the hope that the pco'
. pie of the United States. remem-
/ bering the long-existing friendly re-
! Iations between the two :! nations
would appreciate the German posi-
! ton.
: The new submarine campaign OF tht
central powers has not been in opera
! ton eight days, and up to last nigh
the State Department had no report:
( of any act by German or Austriat
submarine commander under th'
! changed orders. State Department Off
cials make no secret Of the fact tlia
they do not believe any acts will b'
committed if they can be avoided
which will involve the death or III
lure of American citizens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-09
POSSIBILITIES OF WAR

London. March 9--Almost over
night England's view Of the German
American situation has undergone Il
radical change. and the possibilities OF
war are being seriously considered.
Reports from Danish and DutcA
sources in the last "a hours declare
the feeling Of bitterness toward AM
erica in Germany is increasing. Whet'
i,er this is due to the action of Con-
gress in upholding the Presidents
firm stand is not known here.
War insurance brokers at LIoyds
who hitherto were disinciined to re-
gard the situation seriously are now
alive to the possibilities Of German
American break.
A few requests for insurance agalF
against war between Germany ant
the United State We're made ycster
day. but the rates suggested by the
applicants were considered to" 10"
by the Lloyds brokers, and the re-
quests were refused.
The afternoon newspapers empha
sized this view of the situation II
headlines on Washington dispatches
reporting President Wilson's triumph
in the House Tuesday. Wilson Detle:
German Piracy and Decks Cleared
for Action were sample captions.
In some quarters, however, the be
lief persists that Germany will yield
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-09
WIFE SHOOTS HUSBAND.
Fires Fatal Shot When He Threat
ems to Whip Her With a Strap.

Atlanta, Ca, March 9.-Nlrs. l..
E. Pannell shot and killed her hus-
band at their home here yesterday as
he was advancing on ler with strap
and had said he intended to beat her,
according to her statement in Jail
where she is held Tor murder The
police found a razor strap clutched in
the lifeless hand of Pannel.
Chief of Police Mayo stated that
Mrs. Pannell came to him several
days ago and said that her husband
had been abusing her and their three
children, and requested that he take
steps to see that he was returned tc
North Carolina, where there was q
warrant for him on charge, the
chief does not recall He told hel
to go back home and await develop
ments. Police records do not show
that any action was taken agains
Pannell. He was 33 years of ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-09
RELIEF FOR SUFFERERS
F'irs, Shipment of Supplies Tor 'r-
tins in War Zone on Way
to Richmond

The first shipment Of supplies Tor
the relief of the war sufferers IN tu-
rope from the Alexandria branch OF
the Virginia War Relief Society has
been forwarded to Richmond where
they will be consolidated with otnef
shipments and forwarded 20 the war
zone. The shipment was composed OF
childrens garments and was sent b.
Mrs. Mary G. Powell, chairman OF
the children's clothing branch OF the
society.
1t is the intention of the society tc
sent shipment from here every
week. The members meet in tht
rooms of the Chamber of Commerce
every Wednesday morning. Tn:
weeks meeting was held today on &C
count OF. yesterday being Ash Wed
lnssday.