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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-06-08
ORDINANCE

To appropriate property for park pur-
BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of
the Village Of Celina, State Of Ohio, two
Section i. That the following describ-
ed property be and the same is hereby
appropriated to public use for park pur-
Lot number forty-nine (49) and so
much of lot number fifty-two (52) own
ed by Charles Muether, being all of said
of a line drawn thirty (3O) feet, measur-
ed at right angles, South of and parallel
to the center line of the main track of
the Lake Erie and Western Railroad Com
pany also less n strip OF land commence
ing at point twenty-five (22) leet South
of the North east corner of said lot num-
ber fifty-two (52J then North on the East
line fourteen (14l feet, more more or or less
way of the Lake Erie and Western Rail-
way Company; then South westerly on
said right of way, line being thirty 800
feet South -easterly from center line OF
the main track sand parallel thereto, a
distance of sixty feet, thence North east
erly on direct line fifty-two (52l feet,
more or less to the place of beginning
square feet, more or less, conveyed to the
CeIina Stearic Acid Factory.
AS appears upon the recorded Plat Of
the Incorporate Village OF Celina, Mercer
Section 3, That the Legal Advisor be
and is hereby authorized and directed to
apply in the name Of the Village to a
Court of competent jurisdiction to have q
Jury impaneled to make inquiry into and
assess the compensation to be paid each
of the respective owners thereof, for such
property
Secti5n 3. That the costs and expense
of such appropriation be paid out of the
park fund now. in the Treasury of said
Village,
Section 4. This Ordinance is hereby
decreed to be an. emergency measure, the
and shall take effect and be'i In force from
and after the earliest period allowed by
law
s. s. SCRANT ON,
President Of Council
Attest: J. M. Winter.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-06-08
CHURCH OF GOD
(Rev. w. E. Turner, Evangelist)
Celina Tabernacle

(ReV. w. II. turner, EVangellst)
Celina Tabernacle
Sunday school at a. M; w, R.
Thomas, superintendent; Floyd
Houts, Assistant Superintendent.
A full attendance of the Sunday
school is requested az the school will
be divided for the membership cpm-
pa;gn.
ChristiaP Endeavor at 6:3J p. nj.
C. 0. Swa1ier. President.
there wi! be no preaching service
on account of the Evangelist giving
the address to the hr stian As 0cia-
tons at Findlay College that evening.
Neptune
Sunday school at & 20 a. m w.
Il Monr1o, Superintendent.
BLIrS's
Sunday school at 8 - a. m. Henry
N: iler, SUI rintendent. No p:"acn
ing service.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-06-08
ENTERTAINMENT

Tuesday evening, June II the pat
rons of Unity Grange and children in
the vicinity of Erastus will give an
entertainment at the town hall. No
admission. Everybody come and en-
10y the evening.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-06-08
HOW NATIONS Of EARTH
RANK IN PRODUCTIONS

Here is a list of 26 of the worlds
most useful and valuable commodities,
showing what country leads and what
country ranks second In producing
them:
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-06-08
CELINA NJ. Il. CIRCUIT

(Rev A. H. Roebuck, Circuit Rider)
Sunday school at all points at $3.50.
Chas. Carepnter, Dayton Waggoner,
and Harry Roebuck, superintendent.
Public services at Center 1O:30;at
Copps, children services at 1880. No
evening services at Mercer on account
of smallpox in vicinity
These are your services, come and
help make them what they should be.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-06-08

The U. 8. A. can make two and one
hah cannon for every one the Kaiser
builds. Help build those cannon by
buying United States Liberty Bonds
See your banker or your broker today.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-06-08

]. E. Hardin, of Owen, o., was in
town, Tuesday, on his way to visit
old friends in the north part of the
county Mrs HardN2 made short
stop at Lima for a visit ana las since
joined her husband here. 1t is al
most two years now since they left
oiG Mercer
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-06-08
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Celina

CeIinA
Sunday school, 900 a. m.
English service, 1880 p, m.
Note the change in time of Sunday
school and preaching service from
the regular time schedule during the
summer months.
Hopewell Township
Sunday school $3.50 a. m.
Confessional service, $3.50 a. m.
English communion service, 10 a.
m
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-06-08
BOYS INSURANCE

Boys from fifteen to nineteen can
take Life Insurance with the New
York Life, and have all war clauses
expire before they reach their twen-
ty-hIst birthday.
P. f. DUGAN, Agent.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-06-08

When you buy United States Lib
erty Bonds remember that you are
buying the bonds Of the richest nation
on earth, the one most abundantly
blessed by nature and by man, the
producer in the greatest quantity OF IA
commodities that the world demands.
Remember, also, that no other coun-
try In the world leads in more than
three, and that Germany, Austria Hun
gary, Turkey and Bulgaria Lead in
none.
Nobody is entitled to any special
credit for believing in the country that
is so tremendously richer than any
other nation. The man who doesn't
believe in the nature-blessed U. S. A.
ia to be pitied.
II you have not yet bought your
United States Liberty Bonds, see your
banker or broker today.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-06-08
SLEEPY HOLLOW

Rev. w. N. Nungester gave a fine
Temperance lecture at Beaver Chapel
Sunday evening
Oran Monroe of Detroit, Mich, was
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-06-08

Ladies, am giving away beauti-
full Morris Rocker for distributing
dozen packages of Cream of Rice. X.
L. ROBINSON, 2307 Archer Avenue,
Chicago, Ill.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-06-08

Mako yOur sweetheart a present
tbat means profit and patFlotlsm.
Ruy her a United States Liberty Bend.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-06-08
THE KAISER DREAMS AGAIN

The following poem which is going
the rounds of the newspapers, was
written at the front in France by
William McLachlan, who is serving
with one of the Scotch Highlander
regiments.
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DR.. Finn OPENS SERIES AT
GRACE COVENANT CHURCH
ATLANTA Minister WI, Preach Dali. nj
~ and o'clock Through
This

Speaking on lis Jesus Cod" lag
night at the Grace Covenant Frosty
terrain Church, Rev. Richard ,rme
Finn. u. H.. OF Atlanta. Ga. presented
convincing argument in favor OF the
Affirmative. Tho speaker took M in
order the questions OF skcptics Of all
ages and confronted them with tho
direct testimony OF tho Bible itself and
tho words Of faith uttered by many of
the worlds greatest men.
Dr. Finn skctchcd rapidly the place
Christ occupied III history. art. li,cra-
turc aud music. and pointed out that in
tho best expression OF an advancing
civilization. no character had so pro-
foundly influenced tho worlds think
ing and living. lie presented the old
question Of whether a mere man could
have 50 strongly affected the worlds
history and transformed the character.
Of men and nations. The answer was.
Jic is very man. ami very God"
what Will You DO With .Icsue.''
Nil be the subject of DIR. Flinns ser
mon Tonight. IIr Will preach every
day this week at IL o'clock In the r,vrn +.
ing and o'clock in the evening
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~ MD orr or row \.

Nh aud Mrs. Barton Cameron have
returned from an extended stay in the
south.
Mrs T. H. Elicit aud hcr grand !
daughter, Miss Anne EenSna. left sat
nr,lay Ia attend the Inauguration in
Washington.
Miss Frances Bcrkclcy has returned
10 tho city. after spending several
days in Orange.
Miss Anna VI EiLdjck. ii suffolk
IS the guest 81 Mrs. rhilip =. George
Cooke. on West Franklin Street
Miss Mary irving watkins. who has
been visiting IN NurfolN. Is now spend :
inS u short timc IN Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ciin"rd Mtchi, al Fitch
mond, have hcou recent guests Of their
parents, c'artam ami Mrs. lanes
Niche. In Gordousyill"
Mrs, W,,ho leigh Nnsnl>tr- re-
turned saturday from 4 thr"r weeks
visit 10 Miss Helen Cottrcli. at Gram
Grey Park. New York CitN.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. Y HUFFMAN have re-
turned TO their hone III Orange after
stay Of several days ia this ci,y.
Mrs. William T. Cohen. Of New York
city, viii arrive to-day 10 spend sew
er;l weeks. visiting her mother. Mrs.
Il. Cohen. l0l East Leigh street Mrs.
Cohen was, before her marriage, Miss
Esther Goldberg.
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PRISONERS RELEASED
BY REBEL AUTHORITIES
I.oyalist Officers Arc Set Free on DE.
mand OF Commander OF United
States Cruiser.
FEDERALs GATHER FOR ATTACH
Expected That Capture Of Santiago
VIII Break Back OF Revolution in
Cuba and He Signal for Calling
OF Special Elections.

HAVANA. March 4.--Thc rebel au-
thori,ies At Santiago released to-day
several loyalist army officers who had
been captured at that Cuban port when
1t fell into tho hands OF the rcbcls
This was done in accorda nee with the
Butler. of the United States cruiser San
Francisco.
II Is reported that these officers were
being held under tAe ,hrca, tina, they
would be shot If the rcDcls were forced
to cyacua,c Santiago. /, is said that
the officers were taken to-day on board
tho American cruiser. They are Lieu
tcnant-Coioncl Eduardo Lorcs, Major
Luis Del Rosai and Captain cagigal
Government troops arc gathering for
an attack on tho city. II is believed
that tn. rebels viii he forced TO cvac-
uatc. city officials Of Santiago still
arc held prisoner
United Fruit t.iuc steamship ar
irving here to-day from New Orleans
reported that the United States de-
stroycr CaSsin had held up a schooner
OFF pinar del Rio. presumably search
ing for flibustcrs on their way TO join
the rebels.
f., II was reported late to-day that the
Federal column under Colonel Pujoi
had occupied Nucvitas Minas. He cap
turcd the town without resistance be-
ing offered by tho rebels and restored
telegraph communication from Cana
guey.
T. J. Deercn. an American colonist,
and his wife arrived to-day from Ca
balios. lie reported much activity in
pursuing rebel bands and protecting
foreign citizens. II is announced that
tho largo sugar plantations and works
in the Sagualagran district will be
protected.
The arrest of \, IIanc. said to be :,
German resident Of La Espcranza. in
Pinar del Rio. is believed unimportant
lie is said TO have been taking notes
on the topography OF the country.
Conservative Congressman have in
vitcd their Liberal colleagues TO a
meeting this week At which a settle
mcnt among Cubans of the revolution
AIRY d 7icuities will he attempted Spe-
cial elections soon Will be held in Las
Tunas. 1t is believed that tho cap
ture of Santiago will he tho signal for
calling OF elections in certain districts.
| The reelection of President Mcnocai
| is not questioned. lie will be inau-
guratcd on May 20.
Business interests in the island still
. arc hampercd greatly by the rcvolu-
tionary disturbances.
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Saiu the sturdy old war horse of Pc
pubiicanism, as he Sraspcd tho hand
or the chief executive II want ~ ,.l,
you that ] am with YOU. and ,b,, :
stand with you in this emergency IN
anything and everything that YOU do .
PRESIDENT HEAMs
on VENERABLE NORSEMAN
The President beamcd on tho ycucr-
abic Horseman and told him that there
WAS never any question on that score
ana mat he knew on whom 10 conn,
In the important business OF Tho n,
ton.
Senator stone. OF Missouri. chairman
of the Foreign Relations Committee
was not among the cotcric Of states.
men who extended their conEratula.
tons 10 III" President after his Undue.
ton into Office. Tho acrimony of tho
past two days of Legislative strife had
marked the Missourian for elimination
from that list OF the Presidents friend.
who can be welcomed to intimate socia,
intercourse.
only one OF the new crop OF Sen.
ators was on hand for the little sea.
son OF handshakins. Frank r. kcl-
ioST, OF Minnesota, Republican. and
trust buster extraordinary" in the adj
ininistrations Of Roosevelt and Taft
was Oh hand, and was presented By
Secretary of the Interior Lane
Airs. William Gibbs McAdoo. tall and
graceful. attractively gowncd in navy
blue chiffon with a YlistcninE straw
nat OF tho same deep hue. joined her
husband IN the executive quarters a
moment after the ceremony. She had
been witnessing the concluding legis-
latire squabblc from the executive
gallery. and stopped long enough to
offer filial assurances of conGratula-
tons to her distinguished father
Then She. too, joined the little home
ward bound procession.
la TOILETTE IGNORES
PRESENCE or WILSON
While the little inaugural party was
breaking up. Senator Robert Marion
La Toilette. 10 whom, even in greater
measure than TO Senator Stone, is due
the defeat of the armed-ncutrality bill.
came from the Senate. He passed the
door OF the Presidents room, his eyes
riveted on the elevator gate ahead
he swerred neither TO the right nor
the left, but plowed straight along
not even turning his eyes towards the
Presidents room
Secretary Tumulty wished the Gov
ernor" another four years of success
and then the little group dispersed.
There was a slamming OF doors, the
secret Service men and the Capitol
policemen hurricdly cleared II passage
way for the President, who, Offering
his arm TO Mrs. Wilson with a CHEEKY
Good morning" to the crowd. walked
to the west elevator and disappeared
There was hand clappinS and a spas
modic burst of cheering as the Tres
ident left the Capitol Before 1880 lie
was back at the White House. and the
new administration of Wilson had
begun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-05

The first musicale OF the sprins sea
son will take place at tho Woman's
Club this afternoon at 1870 o'clock. \
charming program has been arran. ed.
and the artists for the afternoon will
!, include Mrs. Skdmorc. Miss Lucy
'Gwathfncy, Mrs. Hamilton Smith and
Mrs. Bethel, who compose the Womans
Quartet Of richmond. with James
Womblc. who is director oC the quar-
tet rs accompanist. Miss Doris Baker.
AIS" Of Iichmond. il the rioiinist.
Mrs \. y. Guigon is chairman Of the
The club purlors viii bc prcttiiy
decorated for tho informal reception
following the musical. and tea will
be served in All three Of the drawing
rooms.
Phnup-Snttcrncih.
Mr. and Mrs. John l.. Satt.rncld. OF
engagement OF their daughter, Elsie
AaS. 10 Leroy l.. ph:,up. also Of this
city The wedding viii take place at
an carly date.
Hcccnt Announcements.
The engagement Of Miss Virginia
Clements. daughter Of Mrs. Virginia
Clements. II zoe stuart Avenue TO
Lloyd +. Wilson. Jr.. formerly Of Rich
noud. but now of I.ittlcton. " a., has
been announced. The wedding will
take place shortly in this city.
Mr. and Mra.,J T.. Micklehor", OF 32O7
Grove Avenue. announce tho cnSage-
mcnt of their daughter. Hazel TO Irwin
Linwood sutherland. Ir. Tn. wedding
viii take place IN the early spring.
EntertalnS H0ok Club.
Miss Frcda Hoffman delightfully."- en-
tcrt;.iicd III" 'Whim Rock Club, in
her home, on Yves, Main street. At
the conclusion OF the games. refresh
monts were served at &c tables. The
htEhcat scores were made by Miss
Louise ITundicy aud Ernest BIuethgcn
bDthora present were:
Misses Myr,ic Parker Hazel Jackson
Emma ilorf,na "" n ;lSs f'I Roser.
rraaciH faanck I;dwin Merrydew
I.uriine Nurkola l,aSuond Pace
or Interest Here.
Decorations of great beauty made
notable tho ball Of tho Plilopatrian
lnatitutc given on tho night Of Feb
ruary II. IN the ball room Of the Belle
Nuc S;ratford. Tho dance Was given
IN honor Of tho Mfticth anniversary Of
tho organization.
The color scheme va. pink. car-
ricd out in carnations. aZalias and
roses The stage was arranged in
garden effect with ferns. palms and
other green plants from the floor OF
tho stag" 10 the ceiling.
The boxes were also decorated with
Southern smiItN, TAN hr trees and
FERNS. Baskets OF pink carnations
were hung in front OF each box. Amons-
those soon In tn. boxes were. Mias
Bertha Rankin, If Richmond. in a gold
satin gown with oNcrdrcss OF blue
tullc and pearl trimmings, with Nicho-
las Carol; Miss Lillian Riling in q
gown Of silver cloth foundation and
blue tullc, with James Carver an.
Miss Frances Killing, in yellow satin
with J. .. Bland
The Misses Ititng arc we'll known
in Richmond, having visited several
times. a. tho guests of the Misses Ran
kin. Of 80 Floyd Avenue. Miss bertha
kanlSin is now nj Mauch Chunk. Ga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-05
Copyright. 1917. By Wheeler syne

inc! recall tho fact that while lie was
student at the Episcopal High school.
near Alexandra. he fell In a shower
na'h ana suffered injuries which en-
danSercd his life. ON account of this
INJURY he was hurried TO Baltimore for
treatment at Johns Hopkins University.
and there his life was saved, after soy
erai weeks during which it was almost
despaircd OF.
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AT the Movies To-Day

ODEON-WiiiInu y. Hart. In "The
Gun Fighter
ISIS-"Idlc Wives"
BIJOU-MnrEuerIte Clark. In .'Thc
Fortunes OF Fift"
tOLONItI.-Hnrold Lockwood and
May Allison. In ''fhe Pr0niae." also
Hank Mann, In .rhe Bon-Bon Riot"
NEw-"A Message to Garcia"
featuring Mabel TrunncIle and rob-
crit Conacss.
REA-"'rhc Redemption Of Rcd
Muliip," with Tom Mix.
HLUEBIRD-tuth Stonehousc, Ia
"FiKhtinE for Love-"
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.Iamc. 4. Douuherty.

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.J
ONANCoCk. VA. March 4.--James
A. DouEherty died at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. j. u. Bull. being nearly
ninety-three years old. lie will be
buried in Edge IIill Cemetery. Sur
vtving him arc two daughters Mrs.
Mary Riley and Mrs. j. ID. Bull. and
three sons. William. James and Edward
Doughcrty.
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FIVE FlREMEN KILLED

DETROIT, MICH. March 4.--Five
firemen were killed and three others
injured, one probably fatally, In a fire
which to-day swept through two flve-
story business buildings on Woodward
Avenue. in the center of the down
town business district,
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Miss Susan NnIkcr.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
oNANCOCk. VA. March 4.-Miss
Susan Walker died at the home of her
sister. Mrs. Charlotte EichelberEer. at
Accomac. aged eighty-eight years
After funeral services. conducted by
Rev. j. II. Taylor. rector of st. James
Church, interment will he made in the
family buryiug ground.
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CHINA MAY BREAK OFF
RELATIONS WITH BERLIN
Cabinet Decides to Join United
States, but Is Opposed by
President.
PREMIER RESIGNS At one
Parliament Virtually Unanimous in
Favor Of Opinion OF Ministry,
While Party Leaders Arc Adverse
~ Criticining Executives Position.
III, Associated rrcss.l

PEkINCi. March i.--The Cabinet to-
day decided that China, should join the
United states in breaking off relations
with Germany. This decision MAS sub
United to the President, who refused to
approve the Cabinets action. saving
sYch power rested entirely with him.
Premier Tuan Chi Jul immediately re-
signed and left for Ticntsu. accom-
panied by several other members Of
the Cabinet
The resignation OF the entire Cab
met is expected.
Parliament is virtually unanimous in
favor OF the opinion of the Cabinet
The leaders of all the political parties
arc adversely criticisins tho President
position. The Vice president Of the
republic supports the Cabinet.
CLAIMS BREAK Is DUE
TO Personal DIFFERENCES
An Official statement issued from tho
Presidents office says that the break
between the President aud the Premier
was duo to personal differences rather
than to the foreign policy. President
Ii Yuan lung has sent representatives,
10 Ticntsin to induce the Premier to
return to Pcking.
According to the Presidents Office.
the immediate cause of the break was
a dispatch sent to tho Chinese minister
AT foxy committing China to n rup-
turc of relations with Germany and a
union with the entente powers under
certain conditions.
The President refused his approval.
because. he declared, Parliament must
sanction all measures contemplating
war as we'll as II direct declaration OF
war
President Iii Yuan Hung justiiics his
position by Article 81 of the provi-
sional constitution which reads as fol-
lows:
THE provisional President shall have
power. with the concurrence OF tho
national council. to declare war and
conclude treaties
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Jamcx w. Moore.

iSnccial to The Times Dispatch)
PETERSBURG, VA. March i-James
Wesley Moore. aged forty-four years
died last night at his home III Grove
Avenue. following IN illness OF several
months. lie is survived by his wife.
four sons and daughter, all OF this
city.
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Mrs. Nathaniel Conr,d.

HARRISONRURG. VA, March f.
Mrs. Nathaniel Conrad. eiEhty-one
years old. of Charlcstown, W. Va. died
to-day at the KavanauSh Hotel, where
She was visiting her daughter Mrs.
James NJ. Kavanaugh. Burial will be
on Tuesday afternoon in Charlcstown n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-05

Z Benevolent and Social Society viii be
held Tonight at S:lo o'clock.
Mrs. J. W. Myers. chairman Of. the
wcmcns reception committee for the
Richmond Iiowitzcrs. requests all
members Of the committee and all
others interested in the movement. 10
meet nj 1 O'Clock this afternoon in
Room $50. jefferson Hotel. Final
plans for entertaining the returned
soldiers will be made.
The Richmond Nurses Club Will
meet this afternoon ut o'clock in the
clubroom OF the Y. w. G. a.
The James River Garden Club will
hold it's annual meeting for the cleo
ton OF officers this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock with Mrs. John Dunn. Al East
Franklin Street.
st. Johns Circle OF Kings Daugh-
tiers will meet this afternoon at 4
o'clock with Mrs. John l.. Satterfcld
aii7 East Grace Street.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
City Mission will be held ut the office
OF the Associated Charities this MORN
ing at II o'clock
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Womana Missionary Society, Auxiliary
No. >. Of BROAD Street Methodist
Church. will be held Tuesday after
noon AT o'clock at los East Grace
Street.
Mrs. a. l.. Hawsc will he tho leader
OF the meeting Of tho Woman's Mis-
sinnary Society. Auxiliary No. ., ut 4
ncieck this afternoon in Centenary
Methodist Church. The subject will
be women of Japan
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MOMENTS MEETINGS.

The Helping Circle Of Kings Daugh-
tcrs VIII hold its regular meeting this
morning at 10 o'clock at 9lll-o East
Main Street.