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came the rage. Creatore's genius lay,
not only in his singular ability to inn
part to his men the contagiOn Of his
vivid emotions, but also in his unusual
mastery of Instrumentation.
From the shrill call Of the cornet to
the thunderous roar of the kettledrums
every instrument is in perfect harmony
Some one has rightly styled the result
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as q Sublime Festival of Harmony"
Classic and popular music alike bring
thrills Of delight to every nearer. The
program is sufficiently varied to please
the diversified tastes Of the great
crowds which turn out to hear this
celebrated leader. Before the climax
the audience reaches a high pitch OF
enthusiasm.
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ficIal comment VAS limited 10 admitting
hat the situation seemed very Serious.
Cox Wants NOn-CONS
Promoted in Guard

COLUMBUS, o.. Sept. 10.-When Gov
trnor r'uX learned today that zoo Off
GERS from the training camp at Atlanta,
Ca. had been sent to Camp Sheridan at
Montgomery. Ala, to be assigned to reg
Ilrcnts in the division composed OF for
mcr Ohio National Guard troops. he
sent vigorous protest to The war de-
pnrtmrnI at Washington. insisting that
if additional officers were needed they
should b. taken from the non-comnlis-
stoned officers Of the Ohio regiments.
He pointed out that these nOn-com-
micsioned officers have had Mexican
border service and would he competent
To fill the positions to which the At
l9nta officers have hrrn assigned. He
also declared that the permanent as
signmcnt of the Atlanta officers would
br in violation of the new national dc.
Tense act.
Secretary Of War Baker replied, adj
vising that the assignment Of the At
lanta Officers 10 the Ohio division was
hut temporary and that it would not in
terferc with the promotion or selection
Of officers for the Ohio guard
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REMIND TELEPHONE
PATRONS OF new
INCREASED RATES
c. B P. Representatives VIII Go Out
Soon to Ascertain Needs Of Subscr1o-
ers-Com5ine Systems Soon.

Within the next few days. telephone
users in Wheeling will i.r called upon
to let the company know what Servlco
they desire to contract for under IN"
new schedule OF righcr rates which Will
l,c put into effect by the Chesapeake "
Potomac Telcphon" company when the
combination of the Rcll and NATIONAL
systems In the state is completed. =
Circular letters were received ycStor-
day by Wheeling telephone subscribers.
advising them that the company Will b"
ready to combine the twn systems in
about sixty days and that the point
has been reached where the company
officials must know what service each
subscribers will require. Representa-
tivcs of the company Will call upon
each subscriber within n few days 10
secure this information.
The letter includes the new schedule
of higher rates recently allowed BY the
Public Service commission. which FOL
low:
Business telephone. per month-lndi-
vidual line. $500: two-party line. $500:
four-party line. $3.50; extensions sO.f5.
Residence. per month-lndlVldual
line. s"15: two party line. wa; -FOUR
party line. Sis: extension. 5000.
These rates allow Wheeling suhcrib-
ers TO call Altcnhrin. Renwood. Elm
Grove, Warwood. Bellairo. Bridgeport,
Martins Ferry and Shadys!de and sub
cribcrs in those places to call Wheeling
without additional toll charge. Mounds
willie, which lost a fight against the
proposed toll. Is not included in the
toll-free area. and neither Is ST Clalrs-
willie
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RUSS|A'S LATEST CRISIS
tContinued From First Page.)

volt mot dangerous" aud partly due
to misunderstanding which Will be
cleared up" In this connection il Is
explained by p.rScns familiar with tho
vicissiiudeS OF Russian politics that
General knrnilnffs action has no con-
nect ion with the recently disclosed plot
to restore tho monarchy. but is intended
by its promoters only rs the quickest
means TO the common end OF preserving
Russian democracy against Germany.
A number Of times recently it has
been denied BY The provisional minis
tors that the government was al odds
with General Kurniloff over army discl-
pltnr problems. despite reports that
knrnilnff repeatedly has threatened to
resign If army Officers were not given
more power to enforce discipline. II
was recalled that last May be resigned
us commander Ef the potrograd Garrl-
son because workmcn's and soldiers
delegates insisted on referendum on
military orders.
At that TIM, the workmen's and SOL
iIers, council appealed to tho army to
obey orders and improve its morale.
but did not cease to insist on cheek
on absolute authority for military COM
mundrrs Just week ago the provl-
sional government. still applying Its
system of review of death sentences
by commanders. announced that ii was
in complete accord with General korn-
iloff who was praised for having pre-
served complete political neutrality
Officials here see in the appointment
Of General klcmEnvsky. who has COM
minded the armrs in the north during
the recent retreat before Riga, r:i-
dcncc that the government hopes &c
strengthen Its north"rn positions ana
hold the Germans against further ad-
vance on PetrOgrad klcmbovsky will
remain Mt his present post in the north,
according to the premirr's proclamation
and probably Will b Elm better position
to draw troops and supplies to The
Riga sector.
General klcmOTsky Is one OF the
Younger Russian generals who hereto
fore has not played spectacular part
In the war. He IS regarded however az
an excellent military taCtician and Of
strong personality. 1t Is thought pos
siblc ne may modify the present death
penalty orders.
The Russian embassy received scant
reports today OF the new crisis and Of
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FAMOUS PAINTING
COMES TO AMERICA

NEW YORK. Sept. lN.-Ihc famous
painting OF Judith with the head Of
Holofernes.." by andrea Mant.xna auJ
known popularity as the Pembroke Man
tegnn. which has been in the collections
Of III" Earle Of Pembroke since king
Charles ] gave 1t 10 the fourth Earl in
return for ParmiGian and Bellini pur-
trait he's arrived in America within the
past two or three days. according to an
announcement rnadr today.
The painting was recently acquired
from tho Pembroke collection and
while the price las not been made pub-
lie. il IS known ihnt the panel was val
ued 1t S2nH.np0. record figure for a
painting Of its size. as it measures bur
10 inches In height by inches in
width.
Genuine Mant"gnas arc very rare and
according 10 authorities genuine exam
pies Of the painters work number no:
more than thirty-rivc. There arc three
in America. besides the on" which has
Just arrived. THE Alteration Of III,
Magi." in the .T1hn G. Johnson coller-
ton AT Philadelphia: Madonna snh
Child" in the Altman collection and also
g Madonna and Child" in the Gardner
collection at Boston.
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NEWS BRIEFS

State Highway Commissioner A.
D. Williams has designated County
Road Engineer w. 0. McCluskey. Jr.,
n county highway supervisor under
the new highway act.
The right Of the city to enforce
the penalty for parking An automobile
within ten feet of fire plug will be
tested in an appeal in the case Of City
of Wheeling against William Reith.
Mr.. Reiih was fined $40 for violating
this section of the traffic ordinance.
"A petition for discharge and notice
thereon was entered in the federal court
here yesterday in the bankruptcy INIT
ter Of Roy Eshcnbaugh Of this city. who
went into bankruptcy last March.
The revised traffic regulations
which arc being prepared by specla.
committee will rot he ready in time
for the session NJ city council this
evening. As nothing else Of Importance
Is schrdulrd III" session will no doubt
be Of short duration.
Although absent. James I.uras was
convicted Of paternity charge yes
tcrdny in the criminal court Angie
Augurbright the prosecuting witness.
was placed on IN" stand and produced
sufficient Testimony For The conviction.
Two nf The soldiers in Company D..
rncnmr"d on thr Island were present
in police court yesterday after being
arrested nn II charge Of panhRndlIng by
Officer Hnklcmpn. Tho soldiers were
begging dimes at PEDESTRIANS hut when
they attempted I" beg from lIinklrman
they came TO gree.
--ThumuS GarunEda :. Greek fruit
stand operator iT the city market. WA"
fined yesterday on II charge or strik-
ing tho small child Of Mrs. May Starkcy
last Saturday. ard WIS also rcprimand
I'd by Judge Watkins.
MANY local hunters arr planning
hunting expeditions for approaching
season. The rush on the county court
office for license is still In progress
Humane officer Sheldon Joseph Is
seeking Il home Tor young girl OF
fourteen who has expressed her will
lngncSS TO work II she Is given tho
opportunity to e" t" school. Anyone
interested Will communicates with Mr..
Joseph
-riovernor rorTwcll has vrhemrn'ly
the effect that he hal asked permission
guards t. uurll any anticipated strike
Of tho coal miners and declares that
the inlimation l., absurd.
-Splcndih results are anticipated Of
the food invoice which is being made
By the department If agriculture, nc
curdinE To statements made by Hon
James II. Stewart before leaving this
city Saturday night.
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Snnth Side Briefs

Miss Helen Farmer. Of South Soft
street is spending few days with rela-
/ tives in Warwood.
Miss Cora Ebeline Of South Jacob
street Is visiting relatives in Toledo;
O.
Mrs. Lena Hilton Of Jacob street. Is
spending a few days with relatives at
Cameron.
Steven Hanke, formerly Of the South
Side but now Of WeIsburg. Is visiting
his parents in this city.
Louis Yost, Of South Chapline street,
is visiting relatives in Parkcrsburg.
Leonard Sgler. Of South Jacob street
is spending a few days with Grafton
relatives.
Miss Martha Lotus. of sebring IS
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jane Conner. OF
South EoT street.
Clyde Herman Of South Chapllne
street. Is recovering from an illness.
Louis Muldrew Of Marietta, o.. II
visiting relatives in this section Of the
city.
George Johns. Of Uniontown. is visits
ing his brother. Albert. Of the South
Side.
Lefty Miller, Of Wetzcl street. is
spending a. few days with friends in
Morgantown.
Henry Smith Of Moundsville, is WIS.,
iting friends in this section OF the city.
Armand Whitlash Of Sardis, is WIS.,
iting George Harris, of this section Of
the city.
Francis Taylor. Of Mlngo Junction.
has returned home after visiting South
Side friends and relatives.
Leonard Schmidt, Of Chicago, who has
been spending the three summer months
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Carpenter, Of the South Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Taylor formerly
Of the South Side. but now Of Cleveland.
O.. have returned homo after a ten days
visit with Mr.. Taylor's parents. on the
South Side.
Yesterday morning Mr.. and Mrs. L. J.
Merge and children Of South Jacob
street. left in their automobile to tour
Ohio.
Miss Letha White of Ghnpline street.
has accepted a position with the office
force Of the Cooey-Bcntz company.
Misses Mary Tuskey and Catherine
Maui. Of the South Side. pleasantly en-
ltertnined Il party of friends At Il marsh
mallow toast last evening.
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JUSTICE OF PEACE
OUT WITH FACTS
Office Holder Who Is Influential
and Well to DO Farmer
Wants the People to
Know Condition
of Affairs.

About the middle of the summer.
1915. | had general breakdown" de-
clares a prominent farmer and justice
Of the peace of an Upper East Tennes-
see county. 81 was under treatment OF
my home physician (who, think, Is
one of the best doctors we have In the
county, for about one year and ! think
that he did ME some good, and after he
dismissed my case began the use OF
Tanlac, and by the time l used up the
first bottle | noticed decided i'm
provement In my condition, my appe-
tite was better and l could digest my
food much better and also could
sleep better.
Il continued the use of Tanlac until
I used seven bottles in all. When
began the use Of Tanlac my weight
was about 115 pounds and by the time
I had taken the seven bottles my
weight had increased to lat pounds.
am In fairly good health now. | am
sixty years old. l am the father OF
thirteen children, eleven boys and two
girls. l am a farmer by occupation,
also a Justice of the peace and notary
public.
Il believe that Tanlac is one Of the
best medicines in the world. and I
would advise those whose health is
run down to at least give Tanlac a
trial, as I believe they would be very
much benefited by its USE
(The author of the above statement
preferred that his name be withheld
from publication at this time for per-
sonal reasons, but he is anxious that
the people know just what Tanlac did
for him. His letter 10 the firm OF
Kuhlman & Chambliss Company was
written voluntarily, and any person
desiring to see it may do so by calling
on the general office Of kaufman &
Chamblss Company, knoxville.)
The genuine Tanlac is sold in
Wheeling by C. Fl. Griest & Co.
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BUILD RAILROAD TO
GASOLINE PLANTS

Special Dispatch 10 the ;ntsll!ssneer.
MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Sept. ~
The Blacksville Railway company has
let contracts for the construction oi
five miles of railroad from Blacksmith
this county, 10 Brave Pa, where fort!
big sompressors and gasoline plant
for the Peoples Natural Gas compan:
are located. The Peoples Natural Gas
company has financed the enterprise
at a cost of s15O,000. The line is t.
connect with the Morgantown &
Wheeling railway, which will be com
pleted 10 Blacksville within si1t;
DAYS. The extension IS being buiii
mainly for the purpose Of handling the
OUTPUT of the gasoline plant, and tina.
COMPANY has guaranteed a supply o.
freight. The line will be turned over
to the receiver Of the MorgantoWn q
Wheeling company for operation.
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WITNESS ABSENCE MAY
DELAY MURDER TRIAL

The trial OF Elmer Sill and H. c. Nc
Intire. for the death Of Arthur Johncs,
of Glenns Run, who died from injuries
received when he was knocked down mi
a street brawl which occurred last July
Fourth. may possibly be postponed until
after the presetn term. One OF the prin-
cpal witnesses is absent from his last
place Of address. and up to- the present
time all efforts to locate him have been
futile.
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PLAYGROUND ATTACHES.
Consoriptsd Into War, Including Man
ayers Hlldreth and Stcu and
Caretaker Coutz.

War CONSUMPTION has cut deeply into
the staff Of the hceling Playground
the staff Of the Wheeling Fairgrounds
have been drafted Hildrcth \. Rider. VIII"
during the past summer has been /
charge Of the Furty-Si1th street
grounds and who has Snn" IN Camp
so near Petersburg. VA. and William
steel who was Formerly manager Of
the same grounds. VIII" is a present
caretakcr Of all the grounds. will de-
nart shortly for y trimming camp.
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MUSIC DEALERS UNABLE
TO SUPPLY BIG DEMAND

Local music dealers state that the
piano roll manufacturers are unable to
make enough rolls to supply the extra
ordinary demand for tho new patriotic
numbers. THE Stars and Stripes That
We Love-" by william Clemens of this
city. The composition shows up par
,icuIarly on n music roll. and Mr.. Glenn
ans has been congratulated upon the
beauty Of The Stars and Stripes That
We Love" which is proving a scnsa-
tional hit wherever it is heard. The
music is Of the stirring march type and
the lyric Is equally as inspiring.
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AMERICAN CASUALTIES.

OTTAWA. Sept. 1m.-'rh" following
Americans are named in t"rlny'$ casual
ty list:
Killed in action: W. f.. Campbell,
Salol. Mimi: r. II. Saunders, Maitland,
Fla; J. G.. Malonr. Austin. Miun.
Died OF wounds: y. {. M"ars. Los
Angeles. Gu.
Wounded: NJ. =. Hare. nclrny. Fla.
I. H Hunter Grafton. n IA
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DEATH OF A HERO.

PHOESIN. Ariz.. Sept. l0.-A LONG
distance message received today by the
United States reclamation service said
that an army surgeon named captain
Hovl1er" was drowned yesterday IN
Roosevelt dam while trying TO rescue a
young woman. Communication was lost
before the officers initials or home
could be learned. The woman later was
saved by other members Of the bathing
party.
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F CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept ~
Charles Cameron Lewis. aged Is. one "t
the wcnlthirst and most prominent bus
mess men nf southern West virginia.
died at his HON" here today after short
Illness. He was the senior member Of
the Wholesale firm of Lewis. Hubbard
&. Company here and was identified with
many of the largest industrial projects
Of Charleston and tho kanawha Valley
in the last fifty years.
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CITY SALARIES
Sums Provided for Payroll May Be Topic
OF Warm Discussions This Evening.

Hints we're plentiful about the streets
late last night that city salaries may
prove a source OF lively time in council
Tonight. City Manager G. .. Maggie sew
eral days ago furnished councilmen with
COPIES Of the itcmized cstimatee for the
years appropriations, and it is strongly
rumored that several councilmen do ont
approve the figures set out opposite
some of the officials.
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rrrsral for Mrs. Yocke Today.

Funeral scrvicts Tor Mis-. lHh :.
tSchIoser) Yoke. wife Of John c. i"ckG
who passed away Sunday. will h" held
This afternoon ri $50 o'clock In the
family homo, one mile cast at Edg'nS-
,ru rnnr Tho Rev. l.. q. Alpers OF ST.
Marks Lutheran church. will otficiate'
In1err,rnt will be in Greenwood.
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Rev. %. z. Stntlor.

S1eclnl Dispatch to tho lEtciiigrnccr
CLARKSRlR re-. W. Va. Sept. u
At the ego or % years tho Key. l'aF>u
r. Stutlcr. Il retired United frctnTen
minister. died this nftcrnon at the home
of Mrs. Frank sheldon. n daughter. or
Gauurrnr. He leaves eight children
living in various parts of this state.
lnrirmi;ins haN. resulted in the death
of Silas Cain. prominent retired farm
rr Of DudrdEc county. at his nome n
Buckeye aged 90 years. He passed away
last night.
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS
Married Yesterday

Yesterday afternoon at o'clock al
the Zion Lutheran Evangelical church
Rev. A. l. Bcnzc performed the cere'
nony which made Mr.. Arthur Beisner
of bridgeport, and Miss Hilda Stock
daughter Of County Commissioner and
Mrs. Henry Steck Of 1885 Jacob street
husband and wife. After brief honey
moon. the couple will reside in Bridge
port where MIR. Belsner holds respon'
siblc position with firm Of that city
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Stacey A. Crawford.

Stacey 4. Craw ford. aged about 81
wears living at M. 60 Nineteenth street
former resident Of .rarkcrSburg and
we'll known millwUrker of this city. died
suddenly Of apoplsXy in Columbus D..
Sunday. while visiting his daughter
Mrs. Bertha S"ltzrr. He had been
spending his vacation in Michigan ana
stonped off at Columbus to visit on hi1
way home. Mr.. Crawford had worked
at I.aI1ellr Iron Works for many years.
Besides his daughter, he leaves on" son.
Frank Crawford If Saginaw. Mich. Ac-
cordinE to dispatch received last night
by Tho Intelligcnccr. burial will be ~
Columbus
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w, A, Erwin

PETERSBl'Rt w. Va. Sept. To-
The body Of W. y Erwin. postmaster OF
this cE.y and merchant. who died snu-
denly, Friday m Washington. weF"
brought here LIST night, Funeral serv-
ices will be held tomorrow.
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BODY Of FATHER
O'KANE ARRIVES
IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL SERVICES
WEDNESDAY MORNING IN ST.
JAMES CHURCH.
The Rev. Father Moye VIII Be Celo-
braut.-Mnny Priests to AsEist
In Solemn Mass.

The body Of the Reverend Father
Robert l.. O'kane. pastor of ST. James
church al McMecren~ who died In Bal
timore. Md. Sunday morning. while III :
tending the priests annual retreat. ar
rived in this city yesterday morning
over the Pennsylvania road and was
Immediately removed TO his home III
McMechen. This afternoon AT . O'Clock
the body will be taken into ST. James
church. where II will lie in state until
the funeral Wednesday, morning at 3:4o
o'clock. DIR. John J. Okane. brother.
and Mrs. Margaret A. Hoyc, a sister o.
Father O'Kane. accompanied the body
from Baltimore. They were called 10
Baltimore Friday and were at the bed
side when Father O'kanc passed away.
Funeral Wednesday Morning.
Wednesday morning funeral services
Will be held in st. james church. The
office Of the dead will be observed st
9:45 o'clock. followed with solemn
requiem high mass AT ~ o'clock Tor re-
pose OF the soul. which will be ccla-
brated by the Rev. Father O. II. Mnye,
V. c. rector Of ST. Joscph's cathedral.
The Rev Father Edward Galway AMI
the Rev. Fnihcr =. NJ. Schorman. ais
of the cathedral. will be sub:dracons.
y bout Il score o. TFltSlS iIOtl all oHG'
this section will attend the services and
Il number Of them will assist In the
mass. Among them will be the Rev
crcnds Fathers -. y. Mulhcarn, Martins
Ferry; Patrick Gilcsne. Warw God;
Frank F. Rossman. city: Father Whit
man. Of Rellairc; William Hall. city;
Wilbur Burke. city: Francis J. Elan
nican. Moundsville; .. II. Fnnwntel.
bridgeport; r. Nader. Edgington Lane;
f. Pflcger. Elm Grove and Father Mar
tin OF the cathedral.
PallbearerH Selected
The honorary pallhearers VIII he: J.
w. Hanley. NJ i. Dowd. K. w. Low.
L. ]. O'Malley. T. +. Burke and George
Patrick.
The active pallbearers selected last
night are: Martin NJ. Connors 7. +.
kady, John NJ. Garvey. Sr.: Michael
Whalen, Harry y. Corners and Philap
r. Marley. All tha pallheerers are
residents OF McMechcn and members Of
ST. James church.
Impressive las. rite services will be
held in Mt Calvary cemetery. where
intermcnt will be made Immediately
following oslemn high mas.
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msst,nr OF Young People,s Societies

On the evening OF September II, tnere
will be union meeting at Stephens
Reformed church of the Young Peoples
society Of the First Reformed church OF
Bellaire, o. and of st. Stephens. An
excellent program Is being arranged for
| the affair,
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o'kaNE-At Baltimore. Md. On Sunday. SspsemDs
q Ipl7. a, $40 O'Clock . -. REV. TATHE:.
HOBERT L 0'KASE.
Funeral on Wednesday morning u Gas O'Clock 81
81. James church. McAechen. With office OF th''
dead. followed With solemn requlen high mas -
10 o'clock Friends respectfully Invited 70 Ansnd
ln,erueat In Mt CalTIry cemetery 49,
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rrrar., for Mrs. Potter Today.

This afternoon ct @:30 o'clock 'uncrH'
services will be- conducted Tor Mra
Estclla (Rchardson) Potter. VINO n'e1
Sunday. in the family home, l3l zane
street. Tho Rev. lbr. James T.. Bird. -
Thomson Methodist Episcopal church
will officiatc, with burial in Peninsula
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Kahn Club Dance

The members Of the Kahn club. an or
ganization of young men Of st. Mary 8
church, are very busy at work preparing
for the first Of series OF fall dances
which it will give ON Friday evening.
September q.