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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-08-30
TO SPANK WIFE is LEGAL,
SAYS BROOKLYN MAGISTRATE
Approves Action of Husband When
Kisses Are Refused.

Kisses Are Refused.
Charles Becker was discharged by
Magistrate Steers in a Brooklyn court
from a charge of assault brought by
his wife, whom he had just spanked.
at was the anniversary of our mar
riage, judge" said Becker, land
wanted to kiss her. | put my arm
around her and tried to be affection
ate and she slapped my face. Then
/ turned her over my knee and spank
ed her."
Mrs. Becker blushingly admitted
the truth of her husbands statement.
The magistrate discharged the de-
PENDANT and the couple left the court
room together.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-08-30
NEGROES WAITED
FOR TRAIN THAT NEVER CAME
Expected to Go From Savannah to
Work in Pennsylvania.

SAVANNAH, Ga.-One thousand
negroes went to the Four Mile Hill
Sunday evening and waited all night
for the train which they expected
would take them to Pennsylvania yes
terday. They were reinforced ear
w in the morning by large numbers
of men, women and children, whom
the county police estimated at about
one thousand, and the whole crowd
waited all day long for the train that
never came. By 8 o'clock last night
the last one had disappeared city
ward, and the dream of a northern
iunket is shattered for another week.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-08-30
FERRETS MAKE LIVING
FOR OKLAHOMA MAN
Owner Takes Them Around to Rid
Farms of Rats.

OWhSr lakes mem AROUND 10 Nio
Farms of Rats.
KILDARE, OKLA Grimley of
this city has several ferrets and he
makes his living by taking the small
animals to some farm and Kidding
the place of rats at cents a head.
His six ferrets killed 118 rats on
one farm in forty minutes few days
ago, and are trained to put the rats
in pile outside the building when
they catch them.
Mr.. Grimley has been following
this occupation for several months,
and is planning to make trips all over
the United States with his animals,
making his way as he goes by kill
ing the rats at farm houses and stor-
age places.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-08-30

.OT advice, I was in such bad con-
dld not think I could live very
The doctors said / had ulcers Of
fcMafh and some said 1 had con-
Ion 's!a | had taken treatment from
inherent doctors and got worse all
shale' 1 had just about given up
u ever being we'll again. l could
anything-couldn't take drink
NJ; S5 but what it would nearly kill
Wy stomach was in such bad con-
could not have my clothes
L. But since using your rene
can eat anything I want to and
not hurt me. I am looking and
& better now than l have in five
yeaTs."-MRs. VINToN MILLER,
af' West Va.
Fierce's Golden Medical Dis
1elps the stomach digest the
l ~ manufacture nourishing blood.
tonic effect and soon enables
sSnach and heart to perform
b. ,'neaons in a natural, healthy
Without my outside aid.
"ns neither alcohol nor mar
us Ingredients are made public
;,a'ed on wrapper. It's a pure
r, ~ extract made with giycerine
-l'Ve roots and herbs.
b. .ieIce's Pellets regulate ard il
stomach, liver and bowels.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-08-30

it Chero-Cola that you would
FLOR or a representative of Ter
county? l promise to care for
interest, strictly, and not that
soft drink corporation. Vote
be.
\. J. H. WILLIFORD.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-08-30

Ill i've years, ana
1 give DR.. Pierce's
Colder Medical
Di scovery and
'Favorite Pre-
scription all the
praise. 1 also
used DR.. Pierce's
Antiseptic Heal
ing Suppositories
and tn ey have
h e Up e d me SO
much. The first
time l wrote to
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-08-30
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System

The Old Standard general Strengthening tonic,
GROVES TASTEL ESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria, enriches the blood. and builds TIE sys
TEN. A true tonic. For adults and children. 5oe'
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-08-30
|UTH STRANGER
THAN FICTION.

estar, W. Va.-uI am glad that I am
Flng better health now than 1 have
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-08
FIN.FEATHER TEAM WON.
Defeated a Bryan Picked Team In an
Exciting Contest.

The Fin.Feather Clubs bowling
team added another victory TO its
swiftly growing string las; night by
defeating a picked team Of some OF
Bryan's best bowlers by a score OF g..
55i to 1884, majority OF l57 pins
Stewart OF the Fin.Feather team made
the high score for the match-2Ol--
and also made the high average for
the three games -i9i.
The picked team seemed TO be con.
siderably off form and was beaten
1870 pins in the first game. but won
the second by two pins, and lost the
third by close score.
The interest In bowling is still very
high in Bryan and much enthusiasm
Is manifested at all the matches The
two teams will roll another match
some time in the near future.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-08

choice OF the Democrats is satisfac-
tory to me.
Il do not know the details OF any
plan Of Home and State. II any. for
the elimination OF candidates for the
senate and therefore would not be
willing to discuss the same. especial
ly IN the absence Of any information
with respect thereto.
"of course. any proposition from
patriotic men or from any patriotic
publication should always have re-
spectful consideration"
When DIR. Barton was shown the
above response from the former gov.
ernor. particularly the last paragraph,
he turned to the reporter with q
smile Of satisfaction. and said; Nov
that is what call the reply OF a
statesman"
II will be remembered that Samuel
Palmer Brooks. George W. Riddle and
John Davis. the other pro candidates
have repeatedly declared their inten
ton to remain In the race to a fare
you-well
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-08
7. N. CAMPBELL MAY
FAVOR ELIMINATION
Did Not Take Position Of Brooks. Rid
die and Davis. Who Are In the
Game Until the Last.

Waco. Tex. April S.-Thomas Mitch
ell Campbell the noted Scot who
lives at Palestine. but who has ex.
pressed a desire to change his resi-.
dence to Washington. D. C.. for a
matter OF six years or more. seems
TO be the only prohibition candidate
for that job who takes at all kindly
to DIR. Arthur ]. Barton's Home and
State elimination plan.
In response to a query as to what
he thought OF the elimination idea OF
the superintendent OF the AntiSaloon
League Mr. Campbell said: The an.
nouncement OF my candidacy for the
Democratic nomination for the office
OF United States senator was made
subject to the action OF the Demo
cratic primaries.
MY understanding is that the pri.
mary election to be held on July 22 Is
the only method prescribed by law for
the elimination Of all candidates ex.
cept those two receiving the highest
number OF votes in the primary and
that those two candidates will 20 into
! the second primary for the purpose OF
ascertaining the will OF the majority
This method of ascertaining the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-08
ALLEN AND a. AND N. PRACTICE.

A track meet was held this after
noon between the Allen Academy team
and a track squad Of A. and NJ. on the
College field. This meet was held to
see what the Academy boys could do
in fast company and also to accustom
them to the track OF the College where
the interschoIastic meet viii be held
next week. McClintock and Dianan Of
the Academy along with one or two
others form strong team for the
Academy this year and their perfor-
mances for the season give their sup
porters strong hope for the first place
in the meet at the College next FRI
day and Saturday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-08
WOULD HAVE TROOPS WITHDRAWN
THIS IDEA EXPRESSED
BY CARRANzA OFFICIAL

A Carranza Official Says Our Troops Have Ac.
complished Their Purpose in Breaking Up
Villas Military Power and Should be Re.
called Without Delay-He no Doubt Express
ed the Sentiments of His Chief Without use
of Mexican Railroads Other Bases Must be
Established so as to Shorten the Line of Com.
munication-A returning Aviator from Field
Headquarters Said Our Troops Were on
Fresh Villa Track on April 5th-Villa Said
to be in Parral Region -Funston's Original
Orders did not Say Take Villa Dead or Alive,
But to Disperse Bandits Attacking Columbus.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-08
WILL HOLD SENA-
TORIAL PRIMARY
Democratic Executive Committee
Voted to cemoly With the Law
by Vote Of rs to 3.

Hillsboro. Tex. April S.-By the de-
cisIve vote OF 20 to 3 the Texas Demo
cratic Executive Committee voted Fri
day to hold the much discussed sena.
torial primary this summer and. IL
necessary. the run Off primary, de
Gliding by the vote to assess the coun-
ty and state candidates for the funds
to hold the second primary
The decision TO follow out the word.
ing OF the law. however, was not made
without considerable fight. and sew
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-08
Must Change Plans.
Try Associated Press.I

San Antonio. Tex. April S.-The ap
parent hopelessness OF shipping sup.
plies over the Mexican railroads from
III Paso will necessitate some alterna.
tive. army officers believe, unless
moro troops are sent. The present
line. 300 miles long. could be shortened
to i75 by the establishment OF line
from Oiinaga via Chihuahua TO Satevo.
They suggest that four auto truck
companies stare the new nne and then
transfer the present equipment to it.
This plan would decrease the necessi.
ty for additional troops.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-08
War Summary.
tBy Associated Press.I

London, April "a French position
over two kilometers wide In the Yer.
dun region west OF the Meuse was cap
tured by Germans.
The German government says no
German submarine or warship was re-
sponsible for the sinking OF the Brit.
ish steamship Sussex.
An economic conference OF the en-.
tente allies meets at Paris on April 20
to discuss the meeting Of commercial
questions. other topics will include
reparation and war damages and pre-
cautionary measures against invasion
OF allied countries by German prod.
ucts after the arrival OF peace.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-08

eral prominent Democrats Insisted TO
the last that by holding the senatorial
primary without first testing its le.
gality the Democratic party is run.
nng the danger OF contested election
and possibly a Republican senator.
The speech OF Governor Ferguson.
who took an emphatic stand against
the ignoring OF the senatorial primary
law, apparently had great effect on
the minds OF the committeeman.
Governor Ferguson declared the
Democrats OF the state have no more
right to ignore the senatorial primary
law than they have to ignore any 9TH
or law of the state and announced his
intention OF seeing that the law Is car.
ried out.
Other than the reading Of an In
formal report by Tom FInty Jr.. In
which he reviewed the situation. and
speeches made by Judge James
Stubs of Galveston and Cecil Smith
OF Sherman, no talks we're made out.
right against the proposition OF hold.
ing the primary. and when the final
vote was cast. Finty voted aye" for
the holding OF the election.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-08
Villa Reached Parral.
fBy Associated Press1

III Paso. Tex. April S.--villa has
reached the environs OF Parral and
sent emissaries into town to test the
spirit OF the garrison and get provis.
ions. according to information re-
oeived from Mexioans. The report is
credited because he was said to be So
miles from Parral two days ago.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-08
On Fresh Trail.


Feld Headquarters. via Aeroplane
to Columbus. April s-The American
troops we're on a fresh villa trail on
April s. according to an aviator who
returned today from probably one OF
the most important scouting flights OF
the campaign.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-08
Troops 20 Stay In.

Washington. d. C.. April S.-The re.
ourranoe OF reports OF the withdrawal
OF troops from Mexico. caused Secre.
tary OF State Lansing TO reiterate that
no withdrawal was contemplated so
FAR as he knew. War department Off
cials when questioned specifically. said
no immediate withdrawal was contem
plated.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-08
No Death" Orders issued.

Washington. Aprl S.-The original
order given General Funston on March
10 for the punitive expedition. made
public today. did not include direo.
tions for the death or capture OF villa,
but directed the dispersal Of villas
bandits that attacked Columbus. The
order says the work Of the troops will
be regarded as finished as soon as
Villas band OF bandits are known to
be broken up"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-08
(By Associated Preaal

London, April S.-Bills have been
submitted to the second chamber Of
the Dutch Parliament to authorize the
government to call out recruits Of the
1907 class ~ necessary, says a Hague
dispatch.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-08
Cavalry Sent In Hurry.
fBy Associated Preaal

Field Headquarters, April S.--New
cavalry from headquarters was hurried
south today while other field columns
we're sent in new direction. This
caused General Pershing to believe
the troops are on new trail. The
line OF pursuit is now 400 miles long.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-08
CHINESE DISTURB
ANCES REPORTED
fBy Associated Press.l

Annoy, China, April S.-The with
drawal OF troops from the Chiobe and
Fokin provinces was followed by dis.
turbances. Mobs attacked and looted
the tax and salt Offices.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-08
lay Associated Prsssl

El Paso, Tex. April s.-The Amer.
lean troops have accomplished their
object in destroying VilIa's military
power and should be withdrawn from
Mexico without delay. according to an
unofficial opinion expressed by a
member OF the carranza cabinet TO
day.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-08
Three British Vessels Sunk.

London. April S.-The loss OF three
more British vessels was reported to
day by Lloyds. A steamship and the
schooner Clyde we're blown up and
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-08
Austrian Transport Sunk.
tBy Associated Pressl

Parts. April S-A French subma.
rine sank an Austrian transport In the
Alriatie Sea. II has been officially an.
nOunced.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-08
WAR ACTIVITIES SEEM
GROWING IN HOLLAND
Bill Submitted in Dutch Parliament to Order Out
Troops of 1907 if Necessary-French Sub.
marine Sank Austrian Transport in Adri.
atic-The Loss of Three More British
Vessels was Reported Today.

the epews saved. The steamship
Chantala was sunk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
Carnival Nearing Close
Large Crowds IN Attendance and Enter.
tainrent Has Proven q Success

This b. tho last iay and night Of tho
HARRY Hunter Shows a. tho Twenty.
eighth street Fairgrounds Manager
Hunter iS cnamorcd with Wheeling.
and registered a vow that be will re-
turn her" later bringing new acts.
artists and good cheer
on" o. th. curious Incidents last
evening that cluster always. about
alfrcSco shows. happened \ dozen
rolorcd people. from Memphis. Tenn
having heard that the Hunter Shows
were yoarninE for plantation oiio
exhibit. actually bought tickets. came
here expecting 10 pct engagements for
southland doines They had had
previous experience before the public
and were q spruce. nifty well dressed
coteriD of smoke artists
Snowman Hunter was not prepared
Tor fhs ON rush cloud. and had fo 81
plain that black face artistry was out
of date with the critical Northern poo.
pie only loo Tho south can such
troopers mot with laughing success
So. srIauEiul Tor their fares home
tho kIud-h'arfel manager sOofnrd
their -orruvs hr agreeing fo take them
or aa soon aa fhn Great SHOW struck
'nr Mason and Dixon line Uo also
Uf ont 1 i.rqul. Or for n kinr" for
fh' weary travellers
Tho Great fifteen in ono show viii
'4ke fhr rail tomorrow for Nonesacn.
Pa who're flny viii pay werk.H
'rrag'mrnf. thence fo Eric and
Buffalo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
CORONER'S JURY HOLDS COLORED
DOCTOR RESPONSIBLE FOR DEATH

kemple died last Sunday night AZ tho
ohio Valley General hospital
Court Stenographer Louis r Wal.
ters was the first placed on the stand.
Following the swearing OF the Jury. He
read the testimony OF DR. w. {. Etzler
given al police headquarters on tho
night following the girls death, In
which statements she had made to
him were contained. II showed thar
DIR. Etzler had been called to attend
the girl on Friday. April IA. and Mon
day. April IL.
Further. that he found her suffering
from the effects OF a criminal opera.
ton. and that after considerable hest.
fancy she said that DIR. Il. n. Stillyard
had performed IT, She was taken IA,
the North Wheeling hospital and there
attended by Drs. Etzler. &. w. Ulfert,
Gregory Alderman. Frank lie Moyne
Hupp and +. 5. Bippus. All We're
agreed on her condition. says Etzler.
The witness then produced excerpts
from the testimony of Bert Loweh.
taken by him. Lowell had testified
that he had gone with the girl to Stin-
yards Office. he having in the mean
time arranged for the operation TO be
performed. and then later in a week
II showed that while the operation was
being performed Lowell had stayed in
an adjoining room. According TO his
statement read. he paid SIS FOR the
operation.
DIR. J. A Campbell. county physician.
was next Intercepted: told of the au-
topsy. II developing that the girl ad
topsy. II developing that heb girl had
criminal operation. DIR. T.. u. Plant,
county and coroner's physician. reitei.
ated the statement of the previous wit
ness. DR.. Plant said that her death
was caused by blood poisoning. caused
by an Inflammation of the organs caus-
ed by dirty instruments having been
used in the performance OF a criminal
operation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
WOman'S Club Closes
Interesting Season
PROF. CHARLES n. PATTERSON
GIVES SHAkESPEAREAN
DRAMA.
Merchant Of Venice" Together With
Musical Program. Honor Tereen-
tenary-New Officers Installed.

The Woman's club of Wheeling clos
ca ITS years work and study notably
yesterday afternoon with a general
meeting at the \. O. L. W. hall. at
Nhlch special features IN commemora.
uon OF the Shakespeare tsrcentenar,
were observed. Preceding the man,
program OF the afternoon. the newly
! erected Officers OF the club We're in
stalled. with Mrs. John b. Gardel,
president. Mrs. &. Bates McI.ain hrst
vice president. Mr.. n. c. Whitaker
second vice president Mrs. Charles ]
Proudioot recording secretary. Mrs. r
-. Ewing corresponding secretary.
MISS Mary Nardy treasurer. Mrs. j. "A
brennan auditor. The president. Mrs.
harden. Sace an encouraging and slim.
nhlating tax REGARDING the plans for
the coming years work. followinl
which Prof Charles VI Patterson was
; introduced 10y Mrs Walter = Kelley.
OF The Drama league department of the
club. which was in charge of one of
me very memorable programs OF the
year.
Prof. Patterson read Shakespeare.
,MsrShant or Venice. and not only
deighted the large audience but add
ed much to the members knowledge
oil thus unusually interesting classic.
frof. Patterson remarkable gift of
! portrayal brought the characters be.
fore his hearers in iifelike manner.
II
decidedly meritorious The gentle
Nolced Portia. the polished Roman no
blemen and the aged money lender
were presented with the discrimlna.
ton and tnesse which enabled his au-
dience 10 hold a word picture created
/ wholly from the clear delinatiOn of the
/ characters.
The music of the afternoon had been
chosen with particular regard 20 the
play, and Two OF the SONGS were given
by one of the clubs most gifted mem
I bers, Mrs. Fred Faris, Mrs Edward
Sutel : acCompaniments leaving moth.
| ing To be desired. We're PLAYED in such
a manner as to detraCt nothing from,
. the beauty OF the selections. but
/ rather added TO their effectiveness.
Orpheus' was the first number. there
, being no response to the encore Dur.
/ ing an intermisSion Mrs FariS -av-.
Z Where the Bee Sucks a composition
by Mrs. Ricardo Ricci. and another
very charming song number was ado
ed IN the duet by the Misses Morrison
and steele. who sang Il Know Where
/ the Wild Thyme Grows"
Shakespeare book plates were TO ~.
purchased. also small nOsegays Of the
/ Mowers mentioned IN the works of the
author The pleasures OF the aftei
noon were heightened by the Informal
reception which was held al the con.
. clusion Of the program Mrs. W. =
: Ward sided at The tea table. Whici,
was gay with its springtime decora.
lions. Assisting in dispensing the tea
and waters were:
Mesdames
Henry VI. Russell John Mcclure
Gibson Caldwell Geo. \ I.aughlin
Archie PAUL Edward Stifel
Leon klee Edward Franzhcim
Miss Eleanor Sweeney
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
BY VERDICT SAY USE OF DIRTY
INSTRUMENTS STARTED $1,000
POISONING.
Three Witnesses Used TO Establish
Fact That Criminal Operation
Caused Death.

State OF West Virginia.
An inquisition held in the court
room OF the criminal court OF Ohio
county. Wheeling. West virginia.
on the 9TH day of MAY. 1916. be-
fore Gala Mitchell. coroner OF
OHIO county. upon the view of the
body OF Gertrude kemple. living
dead. The jurors sworn to inquire
when, now and by what means the
said Gertrude kemple came 10 her
death. upon their oath do say that
the said Gertrude Kemple came to
her death from blood poisoning
which resulted from criminal
operation performed upon her by
DIR. u. II. Stillyard in the month OF
April, 1916. in Ohio county. W.
Va. with intent TO procure and
produce an abortion and the de
struction OF her unborn child.
And " testimony whereof the
said cohpner and jurors hereto set
their hands.
II. l.. Chapman.
j NJ. Houston.
Clarence Biggs.
Richard Wilkie.
Dan Hohne.
Robert Bowman.
II. l.. CHAPMAN.
Foreman.
GALA MITCHELL.
Coroner.
Three witnesses and the reading q
4 fourth's testimony by the officia
'tenoerapher were all that were use,
before the coroner's jury yesterda
-yening 10 establish the above verdict
The inquest was held in the crimins
court room. and was attended by IN
prosecuting attorney.
by their verdict the jurors unequivc
'ally hold DR. Boswell n. Stillyarc
,olored. responsible for the death q
Gertrude kemple. they finding tina
she died OF blood poisoning superb
tuced by a criminal operation. Mis-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
MAY AMPUTATE

John Trpodia ~ South Main street
W1E lua" au arm OBJ. fhe result uf au
accident which occurred iu The Uoi
MONT WlI. Twenty sixth street. vcatsr
NIH Iu como manner Tripods f-acfuf
90 ni. 1rr. fhr bone prntruIIur
'.UHu.N fHn fr.n fis wac taken fo
..r OHIO Vale. General hospital and
Dr rfaafa reduced The fracture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
FILLS MANY VACANCIES
Democratic Body Holds MEETING il
Sheriff Sweeney's Office Last
NIGHT

Vacancies remaining on the county
democratic ticket We're partially filed
by the county executive committee in
meeting in the sherif's Office last
night Other vacancies will be filled
az a meeting later.
senator - +. French. candidate for
governor on the Democratic ticket. an.
peared before the committee and
spoke few words before leaving for
me meeting on the South Side Other
general business was Transacted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
OF Dedication % Thomson NJ. <.
Church VIII Be Celebrates Sun
day. May -.

The first Anniversary Of the Iedica-
ton of Oh" Thomson " T. church will
be- celebrated sunday. MAY II Spe-
clal services OF an impressive nature
VIII mark M" Observance IN unusu-
ally attractive musical program is no
INK prepared. Dr W. {. Hartinger. tho
ga -tor. said yesterday The program
will be- announced next week.