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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-24
Ell EIERCITO ALEMAN PUESTC
, COMO MOOELO

Facil es. SegUn Sc ~comprend= con
semeiantes procedimientOs, ~represcn-
rar a ejGrc.to a!etnan como irrepro-
enable. En- efccto en- = cuadro ca
cue Sc pinta tan incompatible instiJu-
zion no hay ninguna sombra. FL ma
yor Won Klebitz. uno de los que to-
mo participio en- el incendio De L.o-
vaina nega en- 81 declaration hasta
decir que el ejercito aleman es dI@ro
de ser p~reSentado como modelo.
Aprop6sito de las acusacioreS a.e.
manas Sc Ia dicho con frecueHcia: Si
Alemania desease sincer&menJc eScla-
recer los hechos :porque no Ia aceP-
tado siquiera una sofa de las multi
pies tentativaS hecnas por :os
belgas? SO respuestL bclEa"
nenciona no manos De ocho
tentativas divI"sas entire a@osto
de 1914 V noviembre de 1915 emana-
das de GiverSas autoridades belgas:
VI oficialmerte va en- 10 particular,
ademas IL dos tentativas holaadeSa..
Alemania 81 h. abstcn;do de cont-s-
tar = ca>i tod25 : no ha dado curse :
ninguna.
Kristen pueS fundados motives pa
"a decir que retrocede ante e. peligro
dc p~rocurar o n imnosibilidad de OBJ
;ener ia rehabilitation de SUI pro2ia
justicia" ante el tribunal De II coS-
ciencia universal.
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T~EATRALES
{ Viene de la Ga

-
'mundaEismo" par q case. Y nose
troS Sahamos de ntemamo que goZa-
rcmOs durante toda Ia velada dc ia
ecuanimidad de nueStroS rcrvics.
0tro personaie recibiri con humilde
resignation el 2bandono de Ia prot;:-
Goni;ta. Y clio nos indica con baatan
te claridad cl pUntO en- dOnde procU-
r. dctencrsc el autor. De paso hay
2lli como una sat:ra De ~c;cr,as nr@a-
niz~aciones catequistas. ilamaGas a s."
complies. IN determinado ~instan,e.
de Ia extensa farsa que informa n.
marcha del planeta. Son comedias de
m~atiZaci6n, cue a veces Hogan al hu-
morismo. Y de ~matizacion femeni.a
especialmente, aptas para las mani
feStaciones de Ia fleXibilidad de H..
actrices. Por ESQ IL acogia Mercedes
Perez de Vargas. sosteniendo digna-
mente Ia comparaciGn con Tina ii.
Lorenzo, Ia admirable interprctc lie
La modeila, de II quieto viver.- y Il.
Duel nou so che, obras en- las Cue IN
artIsta ha de ser coIaboradora I'M.
prescindible. Mas aQuella amable fri
vOlidad de aniano conlinuaba pare
ciendonos ahrra tan desccnrradl e.
el teatro De Ia Comedia como en- cl
tcatro de Ia PriEccsa.
Miguel MunOz. alcjado por eSpa-
clio de largos amos de los ~escenarios
e~spanoles. reap2recia al !ado Ge =
ilustre Maria Gamez, en- cl ~escenario
de Ia Infanta Isabel. Ia obra de pre-
sentaci6n era Traidor, i~nconfeso y
martir, Y los vigores potticoS de Io-
r%riiIa, presentandose en- ci Local ne
nos apto, cram una nota ~apr-riablc
frente a las otraS novedades. En- 10
que respecta a los mGritos del actor
reciGn regresado. habran de MERCER
nos parrafo aparte con motive .lc
otras obraS.
\ regiStradaS La guitarra del amor,
una ~rcrista de las menos viStOSa$ 'lr
Perrin V Palacios. y Middleton gita-
ma, obrita De Lara Y Diaz Mirete.
con musica del maestro MILAN, Obras
III ..l,- al b,a, r1El-an
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De LA GUERRA

hien colocar Ia estadistica i~nconpte-
"a de- los ~ciViles belEas muer5os e
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CONCLUSION.

Tai es Ia contestaci6n que da q
Gobierno belca a Su acuSadOres; a
terminar su lec;ura Sc encuentra mu.E
moderada Ia conclusion Siguiente :,
que llegan los dos Ministries que "A
han firmado.
lei Gobierno del Rey. eSpera. co"
confianza el veredicto de Ia concien-
cia universal, fortalecido por e. dere-
cho que lie asiste y por Ia iealtad es-
crupuIosa que he sido ley Y norma dc
los miembros de Ia comisi6n que ha
constituido."
IVA comienza 4 brillar Ia juSticia;
Ia pobreza y n impression de IL:
pruebas alemanas es Va conocida d.
los espiritus rectos."
La abundancia Y 10 pertinente De
las pruebas belgaS acabaran de cor
~vencerles. Comprenderan Y partici-
paran de los sentimientos que con to-
da sinceridad ante Dios Y ante los
hombres, amman al Gobierno belga
cuando TO vacila en- calificar Ia con-
Quota del Gobierno Imperial para con
IA naci6n belga. Ese Gohierno Sc ha
hecho dos veces culpable: despues de
haber violado Ell derecho de ctro. pre-
tende todavia con singular audacia,
iustificarse inputando a sus victimas,
faltas que jamas cometieron.'
Eernand P~ssseleco.
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IEYENDAS Y MAS LEYENDAS.

La guerra de francotiradores que
tanto Sc ha invocado para JustltIcar
7umerosos crimcnes, no es mas que
m mito; Ia comi<i6n helga &c ines
t:eaci6n declara no haber podId"
comprobar nj IN solo case de eSta re
s~istencia irregular.
Il verdad es Gae e. ejeTc!to ale
man aplic6 en- B5.rica m=ditada-
mente el metodo &c! terror. Este sis
,ema fue acCrGaGo en- TEMPO &c Pc"
Gestin6sele Ell el amino de .os jets
alsmaneS a am=drentar = los h&hitan-
ties v = paralizar /. energia del ejcT-
cito regular
Son asi mismo leyenias las pre-
tendidas agresioneS contra el perso-
nal de Il cruz rOia, Y de los herid6S
al.msDes los cuales fUeron caldado>
en- Belsica con u mayor ahnegacion.
Lcyeada es asi lniSmo Il muti!acl"n
De heridos pueS;os bajo el cuitado Ge
mujeres beIgas Juno solo sc clta CT
el Libro blanco; Y u en- este case Fl
testigo no Sc atreve Z ratiticar 81 de-
c~Iaraci5n). Las hiStorias de los heci-
dos 2 quieneS - sacar"n los oJoS. son
de tai manera odiosas y grOteScas
que parte de u mlama prenS2 2i@Ta-
NJ g h. visto obligada : d~eSrnentlrlae
despuss de IL investigation. Las IN
venciones novel.Scas de los curas que
rrilleros d~iSparando desde los campa-
narios e inStigandO 4 d ~poblacion,
han sido igualmente desmentidas des-
puts de inyeStigacicnes alemanas. por
c, comita alems.n * deiensa eclesiaS-
tica ''paX".
Lo Que hay de mas lamentable e.
que el ''Libro blaneo' tnslste .
muchas de estaS leyendas. sir Slquie-
"a hacer alusiGn Z que muchas lie
elias han sido desmertidas aun ell
Alemania. Renueva Ia a]cusaci6n ge-
neral contra e. clero formulada en-
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MEDlCOS DE BELLEZA Y CRIO'
FLDICOS De HACE MIL AMOS
(Viene de Ia Ga. plaHa)

soma enfarma; Ell pulse y el aspect'
de Ia lengua. EnUre los remedies que
recommendation, TO solo f%iguraban Ia
| dieta vegetariana, los baios de mar J
las compresas, sine tambisn 81 maSa-
( Y las rentosas
Paro aln es mas notable el hecho
de cue Sc caStigaSe sacramento a los
! medicos que no conservatism escruFu-
losamente limpio su instrumental. En-
este rcspecto los antiques eran de 10
mas moderno que puede i~maginarse.
FL manual de medicinal aludido pres
cribe a las personals que quleran go
gar de huena Salud ia vida ordena-
da. evitando todos los eXcasOs e ire
gularidades y Ia !impIeZa c0ncienzu-
ia del cuarro Y del espiritu."
Pero por maravilloso que parezc:,
10 eXpuesto, los tihetanOs nc hacian
mas Que los habitantes de otros pai-
ses de su tempo. Ejemplo de clio Is
IL cur TOdo el mundo cree que
IN vacuna data de POGO mas de al
sIgio, V, sin embargo, este sistem;.
preventive sc conocia Y Sc aplica5a
mucho en- ell antique EgiptO. ! 10
mismO Duede declrSe de los Que hoy
ll&mamos "MeIicos de belleZa' de
be!ieZa' que creemos dc creaci1n
modefnlS!ma, y que son tan antigH"S
como las plramldeS.
Nuchos 1rOcedimientos considers
dos por los dentiStas como Ia li!yl-
ma palabra de su arte. los cmpleahau
corricntemcnte los etruscos. segin
afirma el british Medical Journal"
Las oreias. Ia nariz Y los Iabios pos
tizoS eran muy cOmunes en-.., los
indios para disimular estay muti!acio-
mes que. como castigo acostumhra-
ban aplicar q los d~c!ircucntcs. Los
veteranos de Grecia V Roma que ma.
bian perdido IN braZo D una pierra
en- Ia guerra, s~upiian a falta o SuS-
titutos artificialcs.
z, r., Pool Co,e~:o do Cirr,ar,.
do rolotarro % conscrva ma p;e,ra
artificial ona ,iene fomo do sal. -
ms antigpa ans 50 conoce. Enc cn.
on ma r,mho ia Con,o
prrio boil, Ia ~, o,errero omoro
ono sioIo =. nadio ar-as do J~aspc.:.
n uay.abo ma ra,o artificial oua
ncrmiti.. nanciar n esnada. I'm +.
Edad Media sc usaban tambian col
frecuencia los miambroS artificial"s.
La "manO de hero" de GoetZ vGn
Berlich. de la cual nos ocupamos cx-
hace TEMPO, era I'm IN
rcnioso aparato c~onstruido evpresa-
mente para dicho famoso cabailcrc
en- 1903. Tn siglo despuGS el duGue
de Brunswick uS6 tambien una mano
artificial. Ambrosio Pare iGe0 unas
pierras artificiales con junturaS mo-
vibles que fucrOn construidas para
uso por diversos articles, entire
los cuales figure 81 famoso platc-o.
Lorraine. FL mismo Pare escribij
un tratado acerca De los medios de
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National Exchange and Commission Go.
Adencia dc Gambia V C0HaSi0nas "NacH0nai"

La Casa de Canttn prerrlta pr To- mrvfah6s, porque ven:e baFat0 H"NHfa
mexican y Ia garanuZa Tr rsTtTTInO d. legal rlfcHfdne en- MfAfh. -.
EcndnnOs blFns dc hos al0S NAnnl ~ N6y"n y i0nHeS J hchhfh hn'
de. aOd del " FFa ARA; EtrleS Dc balcgu lie hSE ESTATES Hr'he'i obstruction
ETa mrh>HiabIr dc Ia RuHvlc emission. -.
Asesuran5s To- rrjlTeS Irmt1S sa vrnti. Al coTaio'y pGr Express CofRo
{. - u" prOH0rf0RahG0 ia HIlTa ARA que EENiSiE -. ,IEhIt los bih"'fS d"
les de paear H iFT.TtT de I'll f~iin-
SHuann0s dmTa HryIrann ror NUESTnA CtENTA y RifST1 GHahliier la-
rSrnannS prdnda .T~inh do In que nnc"suP. lTGTHF'lnNnos iuf1rHes sdtIe sahGl
de irnrSa Mfyr0 q ulaklIer 0o aSuniO.
hEfEEENCIt>: I%Fro National BanE. 49,
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A B. FRANK COMPANY.

Somos los rrncfrahs mayorFros d" relas. mcrc"ria. aNl"nl"s para caha.'r-
rnS rula hfrha para S.IOraS Y Milo. Tamnfn mannfpturamoS IL bh ''M'-
rma mrca al AWr' Sc 9anlMoncS m"2rlnIa. pac0il, y irleS de Khaki
C0nanrs ron Dependencies n"ymanrS y hos sel erao lene Ia "portnn'
dad de manHcsIarle mr>lra mas ra aunc6n y cOrresia, al ser raVoHHd"s
cUH 81 vsun.
TrneIa6s ncpafTncnl0 eSpcciahmente cncargad 10 P"ttdOs por Corfeo. !
l0d0 peMdo que 81 laRa en- eNa Orma, SrTa 6fJe0 lie nueslrae snecal atencnh.
..2pG-aE WEST COMMERCE STREET. SAN ANTONIO, TexaS".
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PrSUGSIaS

Nanur.-
Nj una sola aIusi0n sc encuentra en-
81 ..Iibro bIancc", . Ia destruction
cast complete de las ciudades de wise
$4,000 habitantesl nj Fermonde
10000 habitanteSi, nj { las espanto-
cas- heeatombes de Barchon t32
npertosl. de Melenla-Bouyhe ti2|
muertos), de Olne t62 musrtpS). dc
RomsSe 81 muertosl, de SOum2gneS
I65 muertos), DC Sprim0nt (lS
muerros(, de Wandre t32 muertcs),
De Tamines tmas de 100 muertos Y
300 heridoS), de Numar 10 muer-
tos). de Surnice Us muertos), de
Spotin 90 muertos), de JemappeS ct
Quaregnon go muertos), de Latou"
"a muertos). lie Ethe CSI mu.r-
tos). NJ de las de FIeror
rs muertos), de HaccoUrt Us
muertos), de Heure-le-Romain ga
muertoS(, Ce LleJa w hiuei'o'j' w
Nagnee (2l muertos), de Eontisse
(23 muertos), de Hastieres-p2r-de-a
as muertos), de Marchienne-au-PoaI
f24 muertos), de Saint-Andre q
muertos). de Neufchareau t26 mHer-
tosl, de Tarcienne (23 m~uertos), de
Loderlisserat "a muertos), Dc Nlm.y
az m~uertos}, de Wespelaer t2l
muertosp. de Werch,e- l5 muerros),
de L.ebbeke. de Schaffen ,22 m0er-
tos). Las cifraS citadas sun 'ota-
mente Il de los cadaveres identified
dos exception hecha respecto de IA
ciudad de Tamines. para IL cual Sc u.
II cifra aproxim&da de! totai de VIC
timas.
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Many Attend knight Funeral.

The remains of Roy Knight,
the victim of the deplorable &C.
cident which occurred in the
Glover oil field when q boiler eX-
ploded and inflicted injuries from
which he died in q Spencer hos
pital Friday morning, were
brought to the home Of his par
ents in the Big Bend, and funer-
al services We're held from there
Sunday morning. The services
at the house We're in charge Of
Rev. Whit Stump, pastor Ct the
local Baptist church, and the
services at the Blackshire ceme-
terry, where he was buried, were
conducted by the Hur lodge /. O.
o. F., of which Mr.. Knight was
. member, assisted by the
Grantsville lodge No. 100 Of the
same order.
The awful accident which
snuffed out the life Of one of the
cuunty's finest young men cast q
shadow of gloom over the whole
community Roy Knight possess
ed the happy faculty of making
friends of all with whom he came
in contact, and his friends in this
county and other places where he
had worked and was known,
were legion.
AS the remains of Mr.. Knight
were being brought to his old
home from Spencer by way of
Parkersburg, his wife, who was
formerly Miss Lydia RoChwell.
gave birth to a daughter at st.
Joseph's Hospital at Parkers-
burg. Two other children also
survive.
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Arcade

On account of the lateness of
Spring, farmers are behind with
their planting.
The political pot is boiling and
the whippoorwills and candidates
have made their advent simuitan-
eously.
Leslie Arnold, who taught a
very successful term Of school
here last winter, is attending the
summer school at Reedy.
Miss Grace Reip is attending
school at Arnoldsburg.
Philip Weekly cut his foot very
severely last week while chop
ping. 1t will probably prevent
him from working for a month
or more.
j. P. Arnold is doing quite a
bit of clearing this Spring.
F. w. Campbell, recently very
i'll of spring fever, is reported
better.
Jennings Helmic, known to his
many friends as y. p" is a
very frequent caller at the home
of S. A. Arnold.
J. John Siers was calling at the
home of g, w. Lane last Sunday.
Now that the lumber is sawed
we should ali put our shoulders
to the wheel and erect our
church. This matter has beer
delayed too long already.
DARBY
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-04-27

MCCLELLAN WoODRGNG,
Executor of the will Of
James c. WOodrinF, decd.
Creston, w. Va.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-04-27
Registrars VIII Sit May ! and z

The registrars IN the various
voting precincts # the county
will have their final sittiugs for
the purpose OF correcting their
lists, at the regular voting places
or Monday and Tuesday, May l
and 2, sitting from nine O'Clock
IN the morning until nine in the
evening in order to give all a
chance to register or t. make
sure that their names are on the
list of qualified voters. Better
hunt vp your registrars on those
days and see that YOU .have not
been missed. To first voters in
particular does this apply.
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Republicans Select Delegates.

District mass conventions were
held by the Republicans Of this
county at the places named by
Chairman B. G. Stump in his call
Saturday for the purpose of elect
ing delegates to the Wheeling
and Weston conventions which
meet May 4th and 9th, respect
lively. At the Weston conven-
ton two district delegates to the
national convention at Chicago
will be named and the Wheeling
convention will send four dele
gates from the State at large.
The following delegates were
selected:
Washington district, w. A.
Stalnaker and d. T.. Parsons to
both conventions.
Lee district, +. l.. Hays and r.
o. Haskins to Wheeling. Lon
Smith and OFT Hughes to Wes-
ton.
Sherman district, Clay McDon-
aid to Wheeling and r. T. Ben
nett TO Weston.
Sheridan district, Emery Rog-
ers to Wheeling and VIM. Collins
to Weston.
Center district, Boyd B. Slut
Ter to both conventions.
There was only a small turnout
at the various conventions and
they were absolutely devoid of
contests or excitement. No at
tempt was made to pass resolu
tons of any kind and the bust
ness passed off very quietly.
Quite different was it down in
Kanawha county where the re-
publicans Of Kanawha met for
the same purpose as did their
brethren in Calhoun. There the
Robinson contingent secured con-
troll of the convention and the
Lilly men proceeded to hold a
rump convention. Two sets Of
delegates were named. 1t is
said that pandemonium reiRned
during the entire convention and
at times every variety of weapon
from a pair of steel knucks to a
miniature gattling gun was in
use in the house. B}ackjacks
were welded, clubs swung, re
volvers flashed, steel knucks
used, in fact it must have been
an inspiring sight.
AS Shirley Mitchell was wont
to remark: God Save the
State.
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Conference of Boards of Education

The annual Conference of dis
trict Boards of Education will
be held at the Courthouse in
Grantsville on Wednesday, May
10th. Every board member. who
who can possibly come, should be
present at this meeting, and not
only board members, but all 9TH
ers who are interested in schools,
are invited to attend and help
make this meeting a success.
L. j. Hannifan, State Super
visor of Rural Schools, will be
with us again this year. He is
thoroughly acquainted with the
needs of the rural schools and is
especially anxious to help us as
much as possible. We don't have
enough school spirit in this coun-
ty. Very few of us, if any, do
all we can for the betterment of
schools. This meeting is our OPP
portunity. Let US use it. Let
us get enough enthusiasm to last
a year, then we will have another
meeting.
Very truly yours,
A. e. WEAVER,
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Citizens Telephone Elects Officers

The regular meeting Of the
Citizens Telephone Co. was held
at the Courthouse Saturday. A
large number OF the members of
the company were present and
much important business was
transacted.
The election Of officers resulted
in the re election of the old Off
GERS who have so efficiently gov
erned tn affairs Of the company
for the past year. They are as
follows:
Aldine Polling, President.
j. NJ. Wilson, Secretary.
L. T. Stump. Treasurer.
1t was decided to allow G. l..
Shauks, Of Brook sville. TO con-
meet q trunk line which ne pro-
poses to build from his exchange
to this place with The local ox-
change This viii mean meeh
better service over The Bell lines
which are connected with the
Shanks exchange at Brooksviue.
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a school teacher recently gave his
pupils a lecture on patriotism He
pointed out the high motives which
moved the Territorials to leave their
homes and fight Tor their country.
The schoolteacher noticed that one
boy did not pay attention TO the in
structon and as a test question he
asked him:
What motives took the Territorials
to the ware"
The boy was puzzled for a moment,
then, remembering the public sendoif
TO the local regiment at the railway
station. he replied
locomotives. sir."-London Tit,
Bits.
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Dental Notice

DR.. Ray G. Morford, the popu-
lar dentist, announces that he
will visit Arnoldsburg on April
70, q and %. On Saturday, APP
ril 20, he will be at Mt. Zion, and
remain there as long as is n,.ces-
sary to finish his work.
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Very truly yours,
A. E. WEAVER,
County Superintendent

See Hardman's 1Oc. counter.
The Steamer Acme is still on
the Job.
G. M. Park, of Joker, was here
on a business mission Monday.
Hugh R. Terrell is at home
after completing a successful
term of school at Richardson.
Nc Barr, a substantial citizen
of above town, was a visitor here
Tuesday.
The Hardman Store & Produce
Company's shoes wear longer
than others.
Jackson E. Snider, a first. class
citizen of Snider Ridge, was a
visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. w. Pell returned Sun
day from a brief visit in Parkers-
burg.
w. 0. Umstead, a prominent
farmer and trader of Mt. Zion,
was a business visitor here over
Monday night.
We have the lowest price on
Furniture. Carpets, Rugs. Mat
ting, Linoleum, etc., ever offered
in the town. Hardman's.
Last week the small tract of
land adjoining the town on High
ST., was sold by S. P. Bell to Mr..
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Williams, who
will likely erect residence there
on. The consideration was $500.
We have our Spring and Sum-
mer Hats for Children and La
dies Of the incest lines ever
shown in Grantsviile. Prices the
lowest. Hardman's.
A communication from Milo
goes to the waste basket this
week on account of the neglect
of the author to sign his name to
it. We are always glad to have
such communications, but the
authors names must invariably
accompany them as an evidence
of good faith.
H. B Stuart, a prominent farm
er of Henrietta, underwent an
operation for an infected bone in
his RICH: leg at the City Hospital
in Parkersburg Friday. This is
the third operation performed
upon him for this trouble which
was caused by a fall from horse
a few years ago when he sustain
ed a sprained ankle.
As we are about TO go to press,
word comes to us Of the death of
Uncle" Robert Wilson, one of
the aged aid respected citizens
of this county, which occurred az
mis- home on Big Root. at three
O'Clock this "Wednesday morn
ing. Nh. Wilson had reached an
advanced age, being a Confeder-
ate veteran His death was due
/ to heart trouble.
Much interest has been mani
tested in the revival which is be.
ing held at this place by Revs.
King and Canter. and several
conversions are reported. Sun
day afternoon the rites baptism
were administered TO DR.. and
Mrs. Homer a. Price and Mrs.
Belle Gamer, and her daughter,
Miss Madeline and they were all
received into membership in the
church. The series of meetings
will come to a close tonight.