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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12
NOTICE OF SALE.

Motto. IL hereby given that In pur'
susn,, OF an order made by the Hon
ofablc T.. +. bOnnel, Justice Of tuo
Peace IL and for Oklahoma city D,s'
trlrt. Oklahoma County. state ~ OFli-
homa, on the 2tth day ~ August, 1911.
IN an action there pending wherein the
state Of Oklahoma IL plaintiff and X. +,
NIX No. 4t2g ~ said court. We, the Botrd
OF Cuunty Commissioned Of oklahoma
County. state of Oklahoma, the Off {. RS
having the following described property
in charge. will on the 18TH hay of Octo-
Der, 1917. nj two O'Clock, l., NJ OF said
day, mt the west front door Of the county
iail I'm the city Of Oklahoma. OK ahoma
10 the highest bidder, for (sh In hand,
the following described personal property;
to-wit:
Eleven iron beds; II springs; S dress
err. II mattresses; rugs; 20 pillows; I
clock: ! roll top desk; II chairs. 1, bed
sheets: | couch: I quilts; 8 comforts: I
combination bookcase; I commodes: I
bowls; : pitchers: fve-gallon AT rs.
4 sion Jars: water cooler: | buzz fan. 1
ceiling fan; 2 round tables; I ice box |
bucket; / step ladder: ! hall and stair
carpet; s cuspidors; | small rug. & win.
dow shades; 4 high splre 9xi2 rugs,
cotton and hair mattresses: . all. Cottr n
mattresses; 7 general mattresses: 10 pair
pillows. three watches
BOARD or COUNTY COMMiSSIONERS
ny H. l. Sheldon.
Chairman
Attest: TOM BOpINE,
tSE,hL) County Clerk.
a @ CAFFREy. Deputy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12
Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH

FORT WORTH, TcNns. Oct Cat
TIE Receipts, 5000, uns,tilod Reeves.
SO ODn9bh HOGS Eo,cints, 5000; uu.
s"ttlcd Heavy. SIS Ousi lNaI SHEER.
Receipts, none unsettled lamhs, ili0U
nIh hU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12
LECALS.
NOTICE OF SALE

W. - 'N
Notice is hereby given that In pursu-
ancr Of an order made hy the county
Court OF Oklahoma county. state OF Okla.
homs. on the i'th day of June, 1911. IN
an action there pending. wherein, the
state of oklahoma In pl0intiif. and Ciyd,
Shepherd and one Fori touring sutomo-
hllr. are defendants. mme being No $50.
I'm said Court. We. the BOARD ~ Count,
Commissioner ~ oklahoma county
Oklahoma. the officers having the ~.
lowing Described property In charge. VII
on the 18th day Of October, l9l1. at
O'Clock u. m 81 said i,v. NJ the wcsl
front door " the county iRil In Okla
homs city. oklahoma county. state q
Oklahoma, sell ut omen auction To IN,
highest bidder for cash In hand. one Fore
touring automobile. engine No l,I01, 06
THF ROARD OF COUNTY cOMMIS-
SiONERS,
ny T.. l.. sItEtnEN.
Chairman,
Attest, TON IODINE.
tSFALJ County clerk.
ny A. g. Caftrcy, Deputy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL. ocN i2-corToN spo,
20 cd mlddlinrs 20 O7d; low miidllnse
~ b1d: good ordinary 1884 ordinary
IA ia gales a.uOO boler, including 1900
American. receipts 500 bales an Amer.
can Futures higher; old contracts tnNrd
prIcesl October ~ ia bccemh"f Jpuu-
March Apfll !, a7d Ma, June ~ isd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12
Markets All Close;
Columbus Day to Be
Observed Tomorrow

NtW YOIlk. oct. - The Wall street
stock exchange, th" cotton eN,n'urr ri
an prudut, exchanges were closed tulI,,
IN Observance Of Columbus lmN % u,s
,lonai holiday. which ma year tnlls op
SRiurlnN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12
CATTLE PRICE
s. IS UNCHANGED
Market Is Slow Affair for the
Packers During Day,
REt EII"rS TO-DAY

CArTLE-Tha cattle market was very
slow on anything to packers today
while there wls no material change in
prices II was plain that BUYERS were de-
erinined to have steer figures sou ijc
lower for the week. Cows and hclfera
were slow and generally 30 ajoc lower for
tho week. Thrrc was lots " action on
stockcrs, with the prices II little higher
than tho low time, the good week end
denirnd resulting In practically every
thing being cltaned up, although brokers
Will likely have To carry over u good
any
closing Quotations.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12
CHICAGO.

CUtCAGO, oct "a RITTER TN
chprrcd zoos Nocrlpts. ~ cne"r.
unchanged POTATOES ll3,h"r, receipts
70 cars Wisconsin. Michigan aud Mluuc-
! sofa, hulk. 81 20. do. encks. 81 3h9rl ~
POULTRY alive, higher, fowh 22igo.
n~prings lYho, %"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCK
In Ana crins Ads. Please Mention Time--
ZINC AVN tr.p LEASE

JIM NNb fNi ifNNF
100 acres on liberal terms To rcSnon.
s'h'r person or company who VIII dr'l
on proven tracts. For particulars eau
" v Cruc.. Wal s0tl
FOR Sal E-lras.s IN ! Routh. D West,
Stephens county. Robert Bcrncy. Oh
Insurance Hlhc Okirhom' "
WANTED to u No Is Star DR. nnK
machine. | stem isA bit. Write u y.
hay, MIG colcord bldg Oklahoina CITY
| OWN % acres In Miami field hhv' :
shafts In ore want some oWr 1" pnllh
mill. or will sell Wal 6NSS.
FOR SALE $50 shares Home Refining
stock nj par. Will sell all or part Al
dress X-ti<. care Times,
WANTED Partners with small capltsi
to helm develop lead and zine lease In
Miami fields. Dr Pollock, dentist. llSTs
\. Robinson.
WI l. PAY 81 per shnre for Home ne
filming stock Address B-602. Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12

rsAkhly battered affair today Packers
n bbbn were irving to get hogs ~ }bcd
" Tower. This puts the CHOICEST hogs on
a SIS 150ig baHis, while the bulk prom
ices to range 'l6bOnI Il "a. SELLERS are
warned TO stay away from IN" market
for hoGs are settling At N2bWlbO lower
than thu high time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12
For Sale by Owmer

The most complete Groom bungalow
IN the city: modern I'm every particular
Furnished complete. Must be seen To Ne
appreciated Basement, steam heat tV'
tern and outbuilding Open Tor lnsp".t
ton now. one block from car un'' 1870
W 18th 81
WHY pay rent when $3.50 cash ana tsu
per month buys u real broom Ihon ~ .
lots, with basement, garage. wen ana
pump? Price only s., IaO. ,~v
OKLAHOMA TRUST CoMfhNl'
U.uses. Stores and Farms for hei!' =.
5nS.in I,.u,n nCe Hldp Maple &c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12
NOTICE or SALE

Notice Is hereby given that In pursu-
hnce ~ an order Of tho Justice Court In
and for Oklahoma city district. Okla
bona COUNTY. state Of oklahoma, bcfo q
Robert w Maupin. Justtcc Of the Peace
on the 9th day OF July. 1917, In Hn
action there pending. wherein the state
Of oklahoma IL plaintiff and Al Franklin
i- defendant. same being No. 20't In n I'd
court. We. the Roar o. County Commits
eionefs OF oklahoma county. state OF
Oklahoma, the officers having the fol.
lowing described property In charge. VIII
on III. 18th day OF October. 1917. ut
. o'clock u. m. Of said day. NJ the west
front door Of the county iBll In OAa
homa city, OklnhOm1 county and s'8te
Of oklahoma. sell at open auction to the
highest bidder, for cash In hand. the fol-
lowing described personal property. to-
Wit:
Two tents. six chairs. one wheelbarrow,
one nx. "A number of dirhcs, one gas
stove. two tables. two cots. one bed and
bedding
BOARD or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF OKLAHOMA, COUNTY OKLA
HOMA.
Nv T.. /. SIIEi DEN.
Chairman.
Attest. TOM BODINE,
(St,AI1 County Clerk.
by A g Cnffrcy. Deputy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12

FOR SALE ,Ftve-room modern hungn-
low in 1900 block W Park Place; :
rooms IN oak. all built-in features, Tsice
5000: 1850 cash, balance SIS prr month.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
Houses, Stores and Farms for Rent
6os- 10 Insure nee Bldg Ma pie Sc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12

HOUSE BARGAIN-SlN rooms. stni.
modern house, W, 10th Vi, 81 $50: 1900
cash vii, handle. balance like rent eh'
elusive listing: Immediate possession
Wpl 6oJ1. .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12

NOTICE or SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS
To the Stockholders OF me treasure
State on and Gas Company.
A special meeting ~ the ~rtockho'dcrs
Of the Treasure state on and Gas com
pany. will lie held at the office OF the
roinpauy. ~ Colcord Building, W. ON Il
homa city. Oklahoma. at 1000 ocio Z
A. NJ. on Tuesday the 6th day of No
vembcr. 1917, for the purpose OF In
creaslng the capital stock NJ the com
pany from one Hundred thousand tlOo.-
900 O0) Dollars TO the sum " Two hun
dred and tiny Thousand tf25"io"N 20
DolIars, md for the transaction Of any
other business In connection theicw'th
that may hc necessary
This OCtobNr TN. 1917.
FRANK HOPES,
RAYMOND + LOCKE.
l.. |. StRGANT.
Directors Of the Treasure State on and
Gas Company.
Attest: FRANK HOOPFS:
fSFAIA.. President. .
RAYMOND p LOCKE. Secretary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12

Names Is Names.
Ethel Ma, Work lives at Sis,ersville.
W. Va
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12

FOR SALE-SiS- room modern house IN
1900 block W 9Th st. . rooins In hard
wood, beam ceiling In lining room; gar
age n 2 lots, price $3.50; 1900 cash,
balance SIS per month
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
. Houses. StorA and Farms foIG"nt
5OS-IO Insurance Nldp Maple 36
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12
closing Quotations.

Prices Of tho various grades Of cattle are
approximately IS follows.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12

FOE SAIE-Now 5-room modern bunga-
low, hLil, double, living and dining
rooms furnished IN oak, oak floors In all
rooms, built-in features and ironing
bon ri, mantel, electric fixtures in fronts
south sood location. close In. reasonable
,arp,a Wal lts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12
SPECIALS

aiy-room bungalow. basement. garage
100 block West END $4,000; F'vS-room
bun NOV . 2'tush y lock : ,Hen.
81, $50. New six roou bungalow. all floors,
hs dwood, VT 33rda $3.50 iirhl r1pN.
house. basement, garage. 400 block West
nth, $500 six room bungalow. Wes'
1ard a. con " " Scars. 7'o-3i hmeri-
can National BANK Pldg. Wal HT.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12

IF YOU HAVE CASH
and want a beautiful $4,000
home at your price, come to
947 West 18th St, tuesday
at 2 O'Clock,
We are selling this home at
public auction to close an eS-
tate, and your price will be
ours,
Cut in Sundays 0klahoman,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12

WANDED-At or about Capitol hi or
Shields addition. three or four-room
house. one or one-half acre Of ground,
uithlr two TO five h'ocks OF car line. Nd
dress X-t0l. care Times.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12

American lcapperS hope To One on
in from, agalr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-08
JOSEPH \. L|Pf,RO
STAGES A Gomez
Former Richmond Man Acorinen
Interest In Southern stamp nm1
Stationery Co.

Joseph y. Iipford. born ana
raised at the Southern Stamp ana
Stationery Co, is back at his old post.
after Il brief residence in Baltimoro,
Lipford. whose reputation In station
cry circles extends throughout the
South, accepted very fiattering OFFER
from Richardson a. Co. the large Bal
timore stationers He was doing
finely in his new connection when
Southern Stamp Rosendorf's yeArtl-
ing for his former first lieutenant led
to his offering him an interest In the
business. As Lipford had lived in Rjch.
mond all his life and all of his inter-
ests were here. he decided to coTno4
back and settle down for life. EorI1
the past few days he has been flooded
with greetings and CONGRATULATIONS
from old friends who are intereafe0N
in seeing Richmond keep all OF hoxN
desirable citizens"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-08
SUBMARINE CHASERS
BUILT AT HAMPTON
Government Has Awarded Contract
TO Newcomb Life Boat Co.
For Five Vessels.

The Newcomb Life Boat Co. at
Hampton, Va, has been awarded n
contract by the government for the
construction of five submarine chas-
ers. These vessels are to be ITO feet
in length, equipped with high speed
engines and constructed along the
lines conducive to the greatest pos
sible speed. They Will be of the latest
type and fully equipped in the most
approved manner so as to DO able to
cope successfully with the work re-
CURED OF them
Delivery is to be made OF these
crafts as quickly as possible. Govern
ment protection has been accorded
the plant of the concern manufactur-
ing these submarine chasers, ard ev-
cry precaution taken to insure prompt
delivery.
The Newcomb Life Boat Co. was
primarily organized to build q new
type Of iifeboat, the invention of a
ID. Newcomb, and has entered into
government work, believing that their
services were needed.
The Newcomb lfeboat has passed
the experimental stage and has prov
EN- ~ be remarkable product. It
has received the approval of a COM
ment Of commerce and bids fair to
revolutionize the work of lfe-saving
apparatus. Briefly described. 1t Is a
self-righting, non -sinkable boat.
equipped with automatic air valves
and has capacity of twenty Ave
people.
The plant OF the Boulevard Electric
line at Hampton has been taken over
by the Newcomb Lifeboat CO.. and
will be operated TO manufacture this
lIfehoat as we'll as other crafts.
The management of the Newcomb
Lifeboat Co. is under the direction
of strong body of officers and direc-
tors. many men of prominence being
Identified with the concern
Stock is being offered for sale in
this company and it Is reported as
finding a ready sale
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-08
Question Unanswered.

Atlanta, Ga. April why did
Captain Thierfeider. commanding the
400 German sailors informed at Fort
Mcpherson near Atlanta. toll the off
Ger of the guard that he had II wireless
apparatus hidden In his trunk, and
also a six shooter. and also a lot OF
loaded shotgun shells?
Neither the officer OF the guard nor
anyone in Atlanta can figure out tho
answer. and Captain Thierfelder d
clines to discuss the matter: SO Tho
question must remain unsolvei. some
what president Wilson'S question
in HIS address to congress Mondsy,
when he asked why the German gov.
eminent has filled every friendly" ma .
ton on earth with Its spies and Sc
cret aSenta.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-08
JUST THRIFT FIGURES
(By w. j. Peck.)

good thrift reporter lately maA(
a tour OF Cleveland. Detroit, ChicAsA.
and two OF the smaller New England
cities-Bridgeport and Waterbury,
Conn. Out OF his collection OF no44e.
as yet unpublished, the following In
pressive figures. showing tho tfV-a
mendous extent of savings in Mdde1yS
separated sections, are taken:
According to the latest availabi0sr1~
port, twenty-five savings banks Mn0E
trust companies of Cleveland had 0ySes
s241, 100000 of deposits. One pur&fy
savings institution of that city &ndE9
s6l,22o.o60 belonging TO over 1O4sp4e1
depositors. Anothtr Cleveland U4SSN3
with 1000 savings accounts Is recelvxs
ing from so to 400 new accounts
daily. n
AT the end of February. savingsf de-
posts in the State banks within the
limits of the city of Chicago totaleds
over s262,o00.00o This was again ~
three months of over 5000. 0O0ss
Another s53,ooo,o0o of savings is held
by Chicago trust companies.
A single savings bank in Detroit
showed an increase of depositors if15
the year 1915 from 81, Asa to 4A.014Ss
and boost in savings from neaxI3g
sf3, 100000 to nearly SIG. 800, 900. IlAG&
banks gain in January. 1917, -
$4,000. In all of Detroit's aen
banks (which have savings dep0stto1s1
the thrifty increased their store4S 81
1916 from about s11l, 10000 to Ahouts
$4,000, 600. or a 20 per cent ~en4nxs
The average deposit is about $3&3 -
compared with 1851 In Cleveland. s
Through an intensive campaign hYs
Il crew OF trained thrift workers. a De-
troit savings bank within few weAtas
secured $500 new depositors. ana5
another bank recently celebrated Itna
first birthday by putting 5000 new
names on it's books
The savings department of WAfnF~s
bury. Conn. trust company. paid Ou&2
on December Is. 1916, to S.4o0 ma&3~
bers OF a Christmas savings club &hog
sum of S21S,SSs.02.
One Bridge port, Conn. savings hank
showed an increase of deposits In iolAs
OF si.s53, 900: its new deposits In robs
ruary. this year, were So, 900 Greater
than in February. 1916.
The postmaster at Bridgeport oayns
that approximately $1,000. 900 q 60
deposit in the postal savings bank QEg
that city. and that so per cent AZ IT,
depositors are Americans {as SAr1
pared with about 40 rer cent thr0uRns
out the country.
Thrifty citizens OF Brfdgann3
bought. in 1915, 100000 OF
savings bonds bearing interest
rate of 1-2 per cent. Only 49,
bonds were redeemed
Straws? Regular haystacks OF t6x3l<
indication. rather.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-08
BULK SALTS LAW UPHELD.
Wisconsin Decision In Case Where
No Fraud Was Shown.

y decision sustaining the constitu-
tionality OF the Wisconsin bulk sales
law was recently handed down by the
Supreme court Of that skste, according
10 the bulletin of the National Assoc
citation of Credit Men. In the casa
in question the law was upheld even
though no fraud was charged. 1t
was an appeal from the judgment Of
a lower court attacking the law on
several points. but all were overruled.
According TO the bulletin, one mcr
chant. being insovent. sold a seconi
one his entire stock OF merchandise
and fixtures in bulk, the second mer-
chant paying for them without fraud
ulent intent. The first merchantsthen
applied the sum received, together
with other of his assets to paying his
creditors, and all but the plaintiff in
the case and two other creditors were
paid by voluntary composition SO per
cent on the face OF their claims in
full settlement. The plaintiff brought
suit in the lower court against both
merchants. the evidence showing that
the sale in bulk was made without
previously furnishing to the purcha ser
a verified list of the creditors and
without either seller or buyer notify
ing the creditors OF the sale of it's
terms. prior TO The transfer of the
property.
The trial court held that upon these
facts there was a violation OF the bulk
sales law. and that by reason of an
Illegal transfer the garnishee defend
ant-the second observation-disclosures
liable to the plaintiff for the full
amount of his claims The supreme
court, in sustaining this decision. held
that all provisions In the bulk sales
law must be strictly observed, and
that unless this were done the sale
would be conclusively presumed to be
fraudulent and void.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-08
MEET TO PLAN ROADS
TO OZARK MOUNTAINS

Memphis. Tenn. April IA Joint
conference Of delegates from the
Ozark Trails association and repre-
sentatives OF the Jefferson Davis
Highway association convinced hero
today for a two-days' session steps
were taken to get federal aid for
the Jefferson Davis highway from
Paducah. KY, to Beauvoir. Miss The
Ozark Trails delegates are here to
cooperate In plans for the building
of highways from the Mississippi to
the Ozark mouptains
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-08
LORD NORTHCTIFFET TELLS m
THE TRUTH ABOUT OURSEu1Sg

You do not make effective polifaeoa
use of your aristocracy Of birth. -
do not make effective political uno ~
your aristocracy OF business. You a.
not make effective political use AIs
your aristocracy Of labor. You 60
governed. to a degree l never c.
marveling at, by just one class N
lawyer politician.
Tho important fact about ~
United States today for US Brifnna ~
not that 1t was first peopled ~ ~
certain number Of settlers from En0.S
land. but that 1t is most serioualy. ~
great progressive democracy" TkGS
important fact about Great Rr1es
today for you Americans is not sthaAs
it was. to certain extent, th08
mother country" of the United Hfaeo
but that 1t also 10 great progrGwfvDs
democracy" Our respective ins4lxM~s
tons differ in method. We havQ
house OF lords. You have not. NJ
have Labor party. You have 4nf(
You prefer to be governed by 80
merical majority Of all classes
in essence. by groups. Yet lcok 1n4s
the results! Both nations moxdyx
the same general direction of u
creased popular welfare--not G14e~
welfare-but welfare with liberty
dare say you could point out Get 81
matters in which you have y ~
stripped us. l have ventured to- e
out certain matters-very impXl Il
ones--in which. Is 1t seems to uaos ~
have oUtstripped you.
IF there should ever be q - n
hood of Democraciex" both
United States and Great HljfG
would be eligible to membeSshice
the most friendly spirit, I chAl11
you to be sure today that you Wul
be the big sister and model for -
rest. In many Of your institu1e
which ought to have been modeF4
You are still just where you wets
i776. In the meantime we
struck out into certain new M
paths and have got we'll aheG
you In certain directions And
you this frapkly. d IN
think W VIII lsAd ypu = ~
chase beforofS9s M nm cAecll
IA Lord N&&4 - ~ 1c41d
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-08
Sales of Wood Screws"

The sales OF fat head steel screws
or as they are generally known TO the
trade wood screws does not keep
pace with the growth of general bust
ness In the country-and for various
reasons. In times OF high prices as a.
present the ordinary user gets by
with the old screws, or second hand
ones. or else uses taeks and nails
largely instead. Again. the use of fibre
packing boxes instead OF wood boxes,
cuts out the use of many wood screws,
Moreover. in general, the substitution
OF iron and steel for wood for so many
purposes seriously decreases the use
of wood screws.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-08
]. c. 7. MEMORIAL
SERVICE TONIGHT
VIII he Held at Broad Street Meth
odfst Church at 3
O'clock

Richmond Council No. 1853, United
Commercial Travellers. will honor its
departed brothers in special service
to be held tonight at Broad-Street
Methodist church at 8 o'clock.
The memorial services will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. Fred r. Chenault
and special music has been arranged
to the occasion.
All members of the council are re-
quested to meet in the basement of
the church at 7:45 o'clock and go
into the services in a body.