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Williams news., 1917-04-26
SOCIETY NOTES
Camp Fire Girls

The Camp Fire Girls met at the home of Miss Lenora Reese, Saturday afternoon. A very en- joyable afternoon was spent. Delicious refreshments were served consisting of sandwiches salad, cake and cocoa. Those present were:
 Misses Peet, Mildred Finney, Jane McConkey, Mary Nc Conkey, Mildred Smith, Riola Phillips, Minnie brennan, Mil dred Owens and Lenora Reese.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-29
DE COCINA.

T6mese mantcca fresca de pucrco
o aceitc refino superior, en- cantldad
proporcionada a la del bacalao que
Sc quicra guisar; echese en- una ca
zucla hasta que hierva, Y cntoncra
Sc lie ponen dientes dc ajos aplasta-
dos, friendolos hasta que sueltcn TO-
do 81 jugo, en- cuyo momento Sc re
tran. Seguidamente Sc echa gran
cantidad de cebolla bien picada Y Sc
rehoga hasta dorarla; anadesele n
tonces salsa de tomato, mue!ase per-
fectamente varios p~inEientOs secOS,
V disucltos en- aqua templada, sc
anaden a la salsa, agregandoIes un
POGO dc pimienta en- polvo Y tres 0
cuatro cucharadas de vinagrc supc-
rior. Cuando TODD este hirviendo, Sc
echa cl ~bacalao, que desie Ia vIspera
dcbe haber estado en- remote. Qui-
tandolc sus espinas, sin salcocharlo,
dejandolo hervir por espacio de dos
horas, en- este intervalo dc tempo
Sc lie anaden pimientos morrones pi-
cados Ell pedazOs Y r~evolviendOlos
que Sc intercalen en- e. bacalso,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-29

! sol Inuerc lcntamcntc dc scd; solo las
montanaS Guc cubren cspeSaS selvas
~permanccCI ycrdes; el vieato abrasa-
dor, Austria" domino con gran de.
sesperaci6n &c los cultivadores. En-
i~nylernO cs duro tambidn Sobre TODD
cU"ndo otro yicnto, cl "Crivets", que
riene del n. +. hace bajar la tempe
ratura dc varies grades en- algunos
Instances.
Las aldcas de la region parecen
Eastante EocG confortablcs. De leios
sc hace n la illusion, pero de GER
ca. hajo la cal que las recubre, las
casts son cahanaS primitiYas, rodea-
las dc patiOS, = gr2reros. Los aldea
nos que wien ALI son primitivos pc
- su intcli-cnc!a llama la ~atcncion
dc todos aquclios que Sc acercan a
clos.
Los alcmanCS cncOntraran en- estas
rcgloncS que hoy dcvastan, muchos
cerealcs para abastecer su pals. ham
brlcntO. Sin embargo, los grancros de
los aIdcancs no cstan sicmprc ~llcnos,
Y los que pertcnecen a los grandeS
propletarios o a los g~anaderos, como
cldos de tOdOs, son faciics de dcs-
truIT. Va en- suS communicates. los a
!emancs Y los rumanos han uicho que
los aldeanOs que huyeron ante la in
vasl0n, les pegaron fuego a todas su,
aIdcas.
Tu-nus-Sevcrin Y Craiova. tenian
en- tempo &c paz, dep6sitos important
ties, donde Sc acumulaba cl trigo de la
region. Pcro sobre TODD, en- Cons
tanza, Draila, y Galatz, cs decir, en-
cl puerto maritime Y en- los dos gram
DIES pucrtos fluviales r~unanos, es
dOnde Sc encontraban los graneros
lnmLnsoS de Rumaaia. La suerte de
Constanza quad6 rcsuelta desde hace
tempo; los alemanes llegaron para ,
yer arder los docks soberbios, los gra-
ncros, los dep0sitos de petr6leo. Los ,
Darcos rusos, por otra parte, Sc ma
Dian llevado de aHtemano, a Odessa, %
ma bueHa plrte de las p~reciosas re-
scrvaS runauas.
Quedan braIIa Y Galatz que estse,t
Cerca dc Ia tr0nrera de Vesaravia v
lejos todavia del invasor. Los stocks".
cnormes, reunidos en- estas dos ciuda-
dies, podran, cor gran facilidad, ST 10
poor "curre, ser ~trasladados "A Rusia,.''
pnues et Danubio, que no Sc halIa he.
laCo, permlte a los barcos Ge mayor
catldo de CIesa, fondcar en- estas dos
cludades,
De este modo, Rununia no sera pag''
ia Alemania, Ia presa prodigiosa que
Sc Imaginable. La marcha de Macken- q"
sen y de Falkenhay ha sido demasiaio..
lenta Y los rumano han tenido item
pc, en- la adversidad, de toma- sus
precauclones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-29
FIa muerto el monstruo oriental
81 ex.rey de Burma
Ofensa que lie dolera al Gar de Bulgaria

La muerte de Theebaw, cv-rey dc
Burma ccurcila an Ratnagiri, lugar
de la costa de KOlhan, India inglesa.
trae q Ia memorial un periodic de la
historic oriental, reDiato DC horroreS.
Hacia treinta y IN amos que el *
rev Tneebaw Sc hallaba e. cautiverlo
en- Ratnagiri, leve castigo impucsto
Dor los inrleses cuando deStronaron a
este despota, ~aneXiorando SUI REIN
a los dorlinios del ir'?crio BRITANNICA,
iIiio dc IN cue habia go
bernado saba y prudcntcmcntc G!
pals, proporCionando ura proSp"rida&
ian.ds vista q sus Estados, cl rey
Thcebaw. no rbstantc Ia cducaci6n q
recibiera del doctor J. +. Marks. Illus
trado Y evangelical miSioncro. Sc revcl6
tirano empederni4o tan pronto Sc hu-
bo sentado en- G. trono dc sus mayo
res.
Sls ~<a,vaics instintos. inflamados
por ell malvado caracter dc una de suS
csLcsas, la reiNa Supaya-I.at. fucron
eausa de males sin cucnto y de tor.
turas V asosina!cs indescript;bles.
En- cicrta OCCASION, so ~prete"to de
una gran fiesta de familia, llam6 2
todos II hcrntanos Y hermanas q Ia
iaclo, acompai,ados de sus cSpcsas, cS-
pesos c hiios, asi como de otros deu-
dos in:mediatos. Y una vez r~eunidoS,--
sumaban varioS centenares-cn ci
gran patio del Palacio de Mandalay.
los hizo apaIear hasta c~ausarlcs Ia
mUcrtc a cast todos clos.
Acto seguidO. IN verdadero o~jcrcIto
de hombres comcnZ0 a abrir una cnor-
lne fosa en- los iJrd;nas dc la mansion
real, a Ia que a]rrojaron tan pronto
fuc baStantc ancha Y profunda, Il
todas las v~iytigaaS muchas dc las cua-
les todavia alcntabau.
Cubrleroi Ia foSa Y !ucgO aparcclo
IN nulrido grupo de clrfanteS que
apison6 la terra remnvida, hasta de-
jarla al nivel del terrcuo circuHdan-
te.
Esta fut la primera atrocidad de
una macahablc scric de crimenes es-
pantosos c incnarrablos.
Tai fuc ci cumulo de clos. que Lord
Juffcrin. c~ntorccs virrey de In India.
a pesar de su repugnancia en- comcter
actos que implican un atentado IA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-29
RUMANIA 7 SUI TRtGO

Los son latinOs V segura-
mcnte por eSta gran raZ0n Sc baten
al lado dc la Entente. No ignoraban
que la rcaiidad lwlbiese pOdidO ser mu
cho mas cruel de 10 Que habian pre-
vistO, que 81 cnemigo iba a encarnl-
zarsc contra clos Y que prcferiria
renunclar i ST. ofcnSiva contra ell
cucrpo eXpcdicionario De Orlcnte pa
ra marchar Embellishments contra
IN pals no acuerrido donde e~ncontra-
ria trigo en- a~bundancia. FL mer!to
de Rumaria, cs asi mucho mayor.
ipohrc RUnaufa, Desputs dc la
ccupacion de su trrritorio pOr las tro-
pas dc Tra.iano sc llam6 la raza fc-
liz: 'Dccia Felix. Esta cS una de
las ironias mayorc5 de la Historic.
pucs 81 fclicldad fuc cort =. En- cfcc-
- tu"o que soportar las mas terri
bias invaei0ncs. Los godos, los HUI
nos. los Davarcs. los turcos, los buiga
ros V los huE-aros, IA icr?5taron ~,
cesivamcnte. Y no obstantc. graclas
a Ia admirable vitalidad de Ia raza
latina que .! pueblo lo"rn fcrmar un
estado independents. Los ultlnos
amos dol sigio paSado fucrpn f"llces
para ella. Nl6 81 industrial prosperar
de IN m0do admirable, r,icntras Su
agriculture continuaba cnriquecIcndo-
Sc igualmerlc. liz invasion ger2.iaHo-
tulgara. Ocupa!a su pue3to I'll la lis
to~ia. como ia r!is cruc! de las inva-
Stores, pucs AlemaHa aplica a Sis
me- hos Gc destruction Ia ieqcia mis-
ma.
La mitad d" Rumania Sc halla sem.
hrada de ccrcaics. BESIDE algunos
amos. los camrNs dc trigo han tripli.
yado >u extension Y los dc maiz la
han doblado. Fl distinguish econo-
mIata frances E'1ul Liable cuyos es-
tudios sobre Kumania, son notabIcS,
cslcuia la production annual en- 80 mi
Heres dc fcctoljt:os para el trigO Y AZ
mlIlones de hectolitros para cl maiz.
FL meio, cl!ente de esta riqueZa crs
- otra ironia Observation-Disclosures que
compraba r1a= dc Ia tercera parte, ne
para SUI personal, sino por-
Ode antes de ia guerra era el reven
decor del trigo rumaro. La via fe-
rrea que atraviosa Ea!achia. de Tur-
nuS-Saverin a Craicva Bucarest, ser
pentca en- ia llanura vasta, lnmenSa,
profunda, que riegan el Danubio y
suS afluentcS. Fin vcrano. los cam
pos lie mail. "a cubren enteramente,
saOana brilidnte que una ondulaclon
agita 4 wees. ma%estuosa y dorado,
lie un extreme al otrO del horlZonte. !
los a%ldeanos cultivan ALI l~egumbres:
~patatas. judas Y ~calabazas crecen a
la sombra protcctOra de las grandes
esplgas. Id scQuia es . menudo te-
rrible. Ia Laura sbrasada Dor 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-29

l., rninr. ~, do 1ae ,-a,ny-,nio. N,n,
+olos ir+orr;,o ooru;,,,do II ror
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le su persona
Unos 6ias ba procIamo antc 81 MN,
10 Cue "nosotros, los soberanos do Ios
Esta6os aliados bemos bocb, ,.onos;
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llo scto de cab,lIorosid.,I nor.a~
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-29

! tt ISL CN'laI -idS oG4AiaD4S 44utpe
| Mente las vcntaiosas relaciones entire
estaS dos fuerzas.
81 el trabajo y el capital son COM
paHerOs, Sc se@uira entonces que de-
ben cStar en- contacto. Esta p%osicion,
que los ranticre distanciados n
de otro, dcbe trrminar. Conocidos
c~oiapancros 81 uno del otro, deben CO.
dearse. iehen sentarse a la misma
mesa. vcnir a la miSnia inteligencia
rada uno. respccto dc los puntos dc
vista lei ctro.
RcSnccto Z los scntimientos en- cl
corazon de cada n por ell otro, la
cdniianza en:pieza 4 d~esarrollarse Y
Dronto. habrin de convenir en- que
traSaIan ror un intereS comun y pOr
IN comun rcsultado. Pero esta acti-
,tu, este .cntimicnto no es otra CO.
"a que r. reiacidn personal en- la in
dustria. Nadie Dcdrd tomar SUI III
err: nnruna ctra coSa podra llcnar
csc yacio dc dcscOnfianza y Odio que
50 ha hccho entire cl capital y el ira
hajo.
:; Il los oficialcS de nuestras
srandcs corporaciones vcan mas y
mas. que cl Drob!cma de un buen
egtenuimicato con sus empleados pa
IA ser secundados por cllos, es I'm pro
blcgaa vital. uno de lbs mas importan-
. les. con los que deberan enfrentarsc
en- cl maneio de- c~u2lquier neCOcio, Sc
cOnvencCrin. no Soiamente de Ia sabl-
durla que entrana el procurar 81 con-
tacto poruue ~abogamos, sino e las
rrandcs vcNtajas one para ellos mis-
mos, para sus emplcados Y para las
mismas companies rcsultaran de tus-
car csa cstfecha relaci0n, asi como TN
intimU acucllio en- cuanto We a los
aSuntos de intercs comun y de los
uuc d las cmprc>as co]nciernen.
81 me r~ardon:is haceros aqui refc-
rcucia a IN case personal, pnedo dec
ros que. cu;ndo visitG las negocia-
na,a. .r,.o l., onor.,,;dod
lie hablar pcrSonalmente OF cicntoS.
81 no coz miilarcs de los emplcadOS dc
aQun.la ~rCmpan:a.
FstCS homDres Y muChOS OtrOS del
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Evening journal., 1917-01-20
INsTALLMENT MEN ORGANIZE.

AS a protection to their interests,
local installment business men have
perfected an organization, and com
mittee has been appointed to prepare
a constitution and bylaws for its
government The meeting was held in
the store OF the Hurley-Powel Com
pany, and j. J. Powell was selected as
temporary chairman, Mr.. Endenberg,
temporary secretary. and aNthan Mil
Ter. temporary treasurer. The COM
mittee on bylaws comprises John
Brand, Herman Feinberg, Daniel
Rachlin and James Mcmahon.
The organization was formed for
the purpose of mutual benefit in the
matter OF extension and collection OF
credits, and It is purposed to work
in conjunction with the Chamber OF
Commerce, all the members OF the
merchants association being mem
bers of the Mercantile Section OF the
Chamber of Commerce.
Evening journal., 1917-01-20

dupont Company engineers. Work is
progressing on the ferry houses at
Pennsgrove.
A. S. Reed and Brother Sons Com
pany report the new High School
building now ready for plastering, and
the laboratory at Miller Road and
Thirty-second street nearly ready for
the same sort of work. The roof Of
the latter building is in place and the
plumbing nearly or quite completed.
Wallace Eugene Hance, architect,
Ireports plastering commenced on the
new Breuer Building being erected at
Fourth and Orange streets; work pro-
crossing on the new High School build
ing; plastering being finished on the
new building now in course of con-
struction at Marcus Hook and other
work progressing rapidly.
: Ground will be broken next Monday
for the new building to be erected
for Cosgrove and Mahla, at Marcus
Hook. The structure will contain
stores and apartments.
Evening journal., 1917-01-20
new OWNERS FOR
CITY real ESTATE

The following property transfers
have been recorded at the City Reg
istry Bureau since Tuesday:
Martin Tomczyk to Joseph TurocEy,
north side of Maple street, 35 feet
east of Rodney street, $4,000.
James B. Oberly 70 Frances Stat
ford, east side Of Connell street, 90
feet south OF Second street. $4,000.
Benjamin ]. Schwartz to Nicola V.
Dragani, east side OF Madison street,
$40 feet south OF Ninth street, $1,000,
William Fl. Bramble 70 Minerva
Redmile, No. 20S West Twenty-ninth
street, $1,000.
Martin Tomczyk 10 Anthony Nawra
and wife. north side Of Maple street
81 feet east Of Rodney street, $4,000
Nicholas Fidance to Giovanni Trim
cha, No. 617 Scott street, $500.
Henry McComb Bangs to Margaret
Bonner, No. 219 Orange street, $500.
Agnes NJ. Miller TO Louis A. Fal-
lowfield and wife, south side OF Fifth
avenue, 10 feet west OF Jefferson
street, $500.
James b. Oberly TO Wilmington
Trust Company east side OF Connel
street, $50 feet south Of seconc
street, $4,000.
Estate Of George W. Bush. inc. e
/ Joseph Kelly. No. 1916 West SeconC
/ street. $3.50.
Charles Topkis to Aaron Levitt
/ east side OF Boulevard. 1877 feet soutl
OF Twentieth street, S6900
Mary e. Reed TO Czeslaw Dobros
ielsk and wife, No. 205 South Adam
street. 1890.
Bessie Forscht TO David J. Caney
No. III West Thirteenth street. $500
Alvan w. Lloyd to Winfield VOL
lett, No 622 Vandever avenue, $1,000
Nicholas Fidance to Luigia Pratt
and wife, No. 615 Scott street, $1,000
4 John Doordan to Frank Cicont
and wife, No. 2O3 Jefferson street, So
500.
Morris Arsht to Heyman Rezits an
wife, No. 206 West street, s2750.
Allen B. Clement to Catherine N
Lucey north side Of Linden stree
As feet east Of Franklin street, 81
300.
Evening journal., 1917-01-20
sussex CHANGERS FOR
ANTI-SHIPPINC BILL
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. Del, Jan. 20
Sussex county Pomona Grange in ses-
sion here on Thursday afternoon
went on record against the publica-
ton of liquor advertisements in news
papers that circulate in dry territory.
Another matter discussed was the
proposed anti-shipping bill. The
grangers will urge such legislation
at the present Legislature. Colonel
Robert G. Houston, 5. IT, Messick
and L. T. Cooper we're selected as a
committee to keep in touch with the
measures before both branches OF the
General Assembly.
Evening journal., 1917-01-20
STATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE OF


CTATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE OF
- SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To All To Whom Those Presents May Come
Greeting;
Whereas, II appears to my satisfaction, by
duly authenticated record OF the proceedings
for the voluntary dissolution thereof by the
consent Of none than two.thirds In inter
est Of all the stockholders deposited In my
Office, the Murphy Bed Company, Inc, cor
poration Of this State. whose principal ONCE
Is situated at Tenth and Market streets.
in the city Of Wilmington, county Of New
Castle, State Of Delaware. Delaware Corpora
tion Company being agent therein and IN
charge thereof upon whom process may be
served, has complied with the requirements
OF the Corporation Laws Of the state Of
Delaware, as contained in 1915: Section 1,
TO 21O1, Section 1877, Chapter SO, Of the Re
vised Statutes Of 1915, as amended, prelimin-
airy TO the issuing Of this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
Now, therefore. I. Everett c. johnson, Soc
retary Of State. Of the state Of Delaware. do
hereby certify that the said corporation did,
on the Sth day Of January. A. ID. 1917, hle
in the ONCE q duly executed aud attested con
sent in writing, TO the dissolution Of said
corporation, executed by more than two
thirds In interest Of an the stockholders
thereof which said consent and the records
OF the proceedings aforesaid. are now on
hle IN my said Office rs provided BY law.
IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF. ]
have hereunto
set my hand and
OFFICIAL SEAL oiiciai seal al
. Eecretary's Once Dover, this 18th
1855 Delaware 1898 day Of Jan, In
1911 the year OF oui
Lord. one thou
sand, niue hun
dred and seven
EVERETT Q. JOHNSON.
jan20-1t Secretary OF State.
Evening journal., 1917-01-20
PRINTING.

100 CARDS AND CASE, name only soc
500 Business cards and case. ..... 81 90
500 business cards and case. .....- l.25
1000 Business cards and case. 90
Commercial Print'g & Engrav'g our Specially.
4. VIM. X Bradford Co.. los W.. 9th st
PosToFFICE OPPOSITE Us.
ian2O-1m.
Evening journal., 1917-01-20
TRANSPORTATION.
sA. Wilson Line
WILMINGTON PHILADELPHIA
f'fF~ ROUTE.

Schedule in effect Monday, December z, 1910.
Leave Fourth Street Wharf Wilmington.
for Philadelphia. and Chestnut Street Wharf
Philadel hia for Wilmington, daily, including
Sundays. ct 80 and 1890 A. NJ, $50.
4. Is and 2 90 p. NJ.
All boats stop a. Chester.
WILMINGTON -PENNsGROVE ROUTE.
Leave Fourth Street Wharf, Wilmington.
~ $50, 500 800. 600, II 90
A NJ. ~ 90 noon 90, . 90, 4 90, 6. 90,
s 90. 10 90 and 12 90 p. n.
Leave Pennsgrove az 1.15. Q. 90. To- 90,
II 90 A. NJ. 10 o'clock noon, 90, 90,
8 90. 500, 600, 100, 300, Hoo and
10. As p. N.
Evening journal., 1917-01-20
CERr1FIcArE oF Dissolution.
CrArr on DELAwArE oTFIon on

CTATE OF DELAWARE OFFICE OF
- SECRETARY or STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To All To Whom These Presents May Come
wSsFss. " appears to my satisfaction, BY
duly authenticated record o. the proceedings
for tho voluntary dissolution thereof, BY tho
consent Of all the Stockholdert deposited In
my ONCE, The Lexington Herald Com.
Bpr rihS o9Ss e situated Al Tenth and
Market streets, IN the city Of Wilmington,
county Of New Castle State Of Delaware,
Delaware Corporation Company being agent
thersin and IN charge thereof upon
With ths requirements, Of the Corporation
Lava OF the state Of Delaware - contained
In 1915. Section 4 20 2lul, Section 1877
chapter o5, Of the Revised Statutes Of 1915,
az amended preliminary 10 'hs Issuing 81
CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION.
Now, therefore, /, Everett q. Johnson, Sec
Rotary Of State, Of the state Of Delaware. DO
hereby certify thst she said corporation az az.
IN The ohice a duly executed and attested con.
sent In writing, 20 the dissolution Of said
corporation executed by az the atoekholders
thereof which said consent and The records
Of the proceedings aforesaid, are now on ole
ia my said once, ~ provided by law.
IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF. I
have hereunto
set ny hand and
OFFICIAL SEAL official seal a.
seeretary's once Dover this 18th
1855 Delaware 1913 day Of Jan, In
1911 the year Of oui
Lord. one thou
sand, nine hun
dred and seven
teen.
EVERETT @. JOHNSON.
ian2o-it Secretary OF state
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-14

Ms. Holm HanaInr

The funeral Of Mrs John HandIev
who passed away Thursday after q
lingering Illness with cancer. was held
yesterday afternoon at the home in
Burial was ln Viola Gene
terry. Besides her husband she leaves
three sons, John at home. Frank Of
East Moline and William Of Joliet. and
two daughters. Lillian al home and
Mrs. Fred Chase Of East Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-14

him on charge OF assault and bat
terry preferred by Sol Meyer. = street
car conductor who alleges that pet
erseu struck him with his whip sew
eTal times when passing the street
car. Peterson paid So and costs.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-24
Albert E. Jackson, the latter postmas

Albert E. Jackson. the latter postmas-
ter Of Tarna.
"The hope of our nation lies in the
country towns" said Mr.. Miller In u
speech that met very popular re-
spouse and provoked much applause
stand by your home town." urged the
speaker stand by your state. Iowa
has been neglected. Our people have
been sending their money to other dis
tant states and have been chasing aft
er 1t themselves to the neglect Of Iowa. y
Mr.. Kenderine, local attorney, in a
droll way was loudly applauded for his
clever references to the pecullarities OF
Toledo men present. He urged COM
munity service mot for individual o!
personal gain but for the good Of
the community"
Mr. Jackson urged initiative and
allied attention to the fact that it was
towns and communities who were al
ways starting something" who got
somewhere President Crosby spoke
briefly of some of the things the club
had done since it was organized and of
things it hoped to do. Mr.. Kepler saw
in the word Toledo the motto "to lead
anu P'titeu out 'ha' the 'o"i' ouSi' !"
set pace
While dinner was being served To-
ledo orchestra played, and after the
program the crowd divided, part going
to the club room for smoker and part
t. the theater owned by Mr.. Olson,
who had invited the members to be his
guests.
The committee in charge of the din
ner was composed of John Lichty.
chairman, and G.. A. Kenderdine, r. p.
Kepler j. F. Yothers and X. w. Adair.