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Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12
NO SANTA CLAUS TO YANKS


PARIS, Sept. 11.-Unless present
plans are changed there will be no
American Santa Claus for the dough-
boys in France this winter. Mothers,
wives or sweethearts will not be per-
mitted to send presents because of the
need Of tonnage for war essentials,
and because all the railway transpor-
tation in France will be required to
move up to the front the enormous
quantities of supplies that will be
kept flowing steadily across the ocean
from now on.
Should Boost Relief Funds.
But they can send the greatest
Christmas gifts by subscribing liber-
ally to relief organizations. If the
mothers were here on the ground they
could not do more for the doughboys
than is now being done by the Gov
ernment and relief societies.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, James d. Barkwell ard
sliza Barkwell, his wife Of Audrain
'Ounty, Missouri, by their
.scd Of trust, dated May "a,
bl3, and duly recorded in Book
/, at Page 406, in the Recorders Of
he Of Audrain County, Missouri, at
Mexico, conveyed to me, the under
kgned trustee, for the purpose of Sc
bring the indebtedness therein mem
'cned, the following described prop
BY situated in Audrain County, Mis-
pur, to-wit:
4 The West half (h) of the North
bst Quarter (A) of Section Twenty
Sght (2S) Township 81 North, Range
n West, so acres more or less.
(which said conveyance was made in
Nust to secure the payment of one
frtain negotiable promissory note,
Bgether with the interest thereon
ID in said deed of trust fully describ-
and,
WHEREAS, Said promissory note
secured by said deed of trust is
hst due and remains unpaid.
#N0W, THEREFORE, /, G. W.
ttle, the undersigned trustee, at the
kquest of the legal owner and
older Of said Indebtedness, do here
n give notice that | will, on
FRIDAY, OCT. A, 1918
tween the hours of Q o'clock a. M.
hd o'clock p. M, Of that day, at
Ae front door of the Audrain County
purt House, in Mexico, Missouri, sell
Re above described property, at public
endue, 10 the highest bidder, fol
sh, for the purpose Of dischargine
e Indebtedness secured by said deet
trust, the interest thereon, and thu
sts of executing this trust.
at &C. w. SETTLE, Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12
MARRIED IN TEXAS

Mrs. Grace Fletcher, formerly Of
this city, writes the Ledger the fol-
lowing letter telling of her daughters
recent marriage;
TEXARKANA, Tex, Sept. A, 1918.
Mexico Weekly Ledger.
Dear Mr.. White:--
We still appreciate the dear old
Ledger. 1t is equal to letter from
home.
We had severe drought here this
season-very little rain; fruit and
vegetables are scarce and high.
Am sending you the announcement
Of the marriage of my daughter, Mrs.
Josie Fletcher Asbury, to Adrel p.
Burnett at New Boston, Texas, Aug.
"a. They will make their home in Tex
arKana.
With well wishes,
MRS. GRACE FLETCHER.
307 Hazel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12
PRESIDENT TO DEDICATE
STATES NEW CAPITOL

The dedication of Missouri's new
100000 capitol building at Jeffer-
son City will be held October 5, ac-
cording to E. w. Stephens of Colum-
bla, chairman of the State Capitol
Commission.
President Wilson is expected to
speak and if he is unable to be present
on that date, the date will be changed.
Governor f. ID. Gardner. and Herbert
Hadley and Elliott w. Major, former
governors of Missouri, will also be
speakers on the program.
The event is expected to be large,
with all the civic and military organi-
cations of the State represented.
Many Mexico people are planning to
attend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12
SIX MEN LEAVE SEPT. l9
FOR SOUTHERN CAMP

A special call to the local draft
board for six men for mechanical
training has been filled by volunteers.
The men will entrain September 10 for
the Mississippi Agriculture College.
John Wilding, clerk in the city post
office, asked to be changed from Glass
A to Glass /, feeling that it is his duty
to serve his country. He is an Eng
lishman by birth and before coming to
the United States served four years in
the heavy artillery of London.
The men who have answered the call
and will go to the Southern camp for
Mechanical training are;
Harry Householder, Mexico.
John Wilding, Mexico.
Vane Halbert Brown, Martinsburg.
Rudolph Worrell Green, Mexico,
Alexander Reed Gamble, Mexico.
Leo Raymond Hoer, Martinsburg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12
.r rHE END OF THE DAY
TO SUBSCRIBERS

Ne pray Thee. our Father. that
Ne think Of fitting our chill
I'm Tor social life.rre may think
7, wcll of fitting seeiai life for
~ children. May our debt to the
,ning generation be remembered
i. we seek to bring education
,r8 business and government 70
thst which is the way Of Christ.
Amen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12

Z. e. Buffum, Of Louisiana, Mo,
5 in Merico Wednesday, and report
that his nephew, Stuart Carkner,
d been killed in action on July 81.
le report has just been confirmed.
: Carkner was a resident of Kan
: City, before entering service, and
well known in Mexico. The news Of
death will be greatly regretted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12
BULLETIN.
Special TO the Ledger.

3 p. m.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Germans
are delivering strong counter attacks,
which continue to be repulsed in the
region of Ecourt and St. Quentin.
Sharp fighting has been taking place
at Gouzeaucourt.
The fresh forces of Germans who
have been put in to relieve the fa-
tigued old ones are little better and
many voluntary surrenders are TAX
ing place. The fighting continues in
the face of heavy storm which has
drenched the battlefield.
Heavy artillery fire from the Ger
man big guns is reported in the region
of the River Scarpe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12
MISS VAN NESS TO ALABAMA

Miss Gladys Van Ness has received
her call for nursing-training in an
army camp. She will leave the first
of October for Camp Mcclellan, An
niston, Alabama.
Miss Van Ness had training in the
Mexico Hospital for some time. She
was also former city editor Of the Led
ger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12
BULLETIN.
Special TO the Ledger.

PARIS, Sept. 11.-Travecy, within
two miles of La Fere, is reported cap
tured by the French. The wooded Sec
tons nearby are in the hands of the
French and the towns of Remigny,
Montescourt lie Grand, Roupy and Et-
reillers are captured.
On the Aisne front the Germans are
attacking in the Mont-Rouge plateau,
The woods northwest Of the Rouge
Farm have been captured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12

Miss Elizabeth Precht, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Precht of this
city, enrolled Tuesday in the Chilli
cothe Business College, where she will
take a course in bookkeeping and type
writing. \ iHW&&
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12
Goes IN pOstOHice.

Ray billiard, who for a number Of
wears has been with the Ricketts, &
Emmons Dry Goods Co., has success
fully passed a civil service examina-
ton and the first of next week goes to
the Postoffice where he has a position.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12

Latney Barnes, of Amarillo, Texas,
visited relatives in this city Wednes-
day. He was on his way home from
Chicago where he had been on busi-
ness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12

THE resignation OF John T. Stew
. 4 ss secretary Of the Mexico Cham
III Of Commerce viii be generally re-
Iretted in this city. Since coming 10
Il,xieo he has made host Of friends
Ind a most efficient man for the place.
M entering the ministry will please
|bose who know him best for he is a
bau Of high ideals, splendid Christian
Iharacter and will make a success of
sis work in this field. Wherever he
LOes he will always have the best wish
4 Of the people Of Mexico and vicin-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12
Tracks All Tn.

With the exception of a short piece
Of track on West Jackson street the
electric line has been junked. Tues
day the tracks on North Western av-
enue were torn up and the last vestiga
Of the line practically eliminated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12

Kemember-wnen you market your
luItry or Eggs, you'll get the high
market prices, and satisfactory
|rvicc at the
Morris Haas Poultry Go. wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12

Mrs. E. V. Boone and daughter.
Vivian Boone, have returned to their
home in Springfield, ILL.,, after a de-
lightful visit with Mrs. c. T. Varnon
and Miss Layson, Of Mexico. Mrs.
Boone formerly was Miss Katie Var.
non Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12

1.-TWO years ago | suffered from
frequent attacks Of stomach trouble
and biliousness. Seeing Chamber
lain's Tablets advertised / concluded
to try them. l improved rapidly
Miss Emma Yerbryke. Lima, Ohio.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12

In this hour Of deep sorrow, the
loss of wife and mother, we desire to
express our appreciation to all who
were so kind and helpful to us.
PHILIP SHIRE, SR.,
AND CHILDREN. wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12

Remembei-when you market your
Poultry or Eggs, you'll get the high
est market prices, and satisfactory
service at the
Morris-Haas Poultry Co. WI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12
Land Case Still Being Tried.

The case of Charles T. Lamb VS.. the
Hannibal Missouri Land Company
involving $4,000, was still on trial in
the Circuit Court Wednesday after
noon. The case was started Monday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12

Mr.. and Mrs, Will Llewellyn who
has been spending the summer in Cal
ifornia have decided to remain in Los
Angeles for the winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12
ALLIES PUSH AHEAD
IN HEAVY STORM; ST.
PETERSBURG INFLAMES
Allics Gaining Ground Despite s,ro,u
Attacks by Foe in ST. Quentin and
Eeourt Regions
RUSSIANS IN MASSACRE
Dispatches from American Legation
at Christiana. Norway, Report
81. Petersburg in Flames
BULLETIN.

Special 10 the Ledger.
3 p. m.
WASHINGTON. Sept Il.-Adviees
from the American Legation at Chris.
tlana' Norway, to the State Depart-
ment here state that st. PETERSBURG is
burning in twelve places. The report
also states that an indiscriminat
massacre n of the people is going on in
the streets.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12
BULLETIN.
Special to the Ledger.

D p. M.
LONDON, Sept. 11.-A United
States transport carrying troops was
torpedoed off the British coast Friday.
2SOO hundred soldiers were on board,
and all were saved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12

Barth's store will be closed Monday.
Do not postpone your purchases to
that day. dw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12

Bargains in used cars. Look them
over and get the prices. Hoxsey Mo-
tor Company. 225-2tw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12

DR.. A. X. Adams, Of Auxvasse, was
din this city on business Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12
REdIsrER early

DON'T forget to register at your
linz. nrcclnet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12

Young Howard was with Battalion
f, 12Sth Field Artillery. He enlisted
with Battalion A in the first CALL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12

are cheap, and we have them in most
any kind, from 1Oc up.
d2w1 Johnson's Variety Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12

Attorney Nick Cave of Fulton was
in this city on business Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12

Buy War Savings Stamps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
WILLIAMSBURG Is SERENE
BUT GETTING READY
Sew Du Tont Explosive Plant VIII
Employ BiE Forces That Must
lie. IIouned Quickly.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, February g.
Williamsburg Is not allowing itself to
get excited over the new $10.o06.ooD Du
Pone ammunition plant that is being
put in operation. or soon to be on the
York River. Williamsburg got ex-
cited once before and it has gotten
used TO these things.
However. the business men Of the
old burg are making preparations to
care for the influx OF population which
liz naturally expected in connection
with the building and operation of
the new plant. New houses arc being
built and old ones that have been I'M
occupied for years are being opened
up and repaired and made ready for
renters.
The best information obtainable leads
to the belief that the new plant VIII
| employ more than 1000 men when
complete, and that many rs 1000
moro than that number will DO REQUIRED
right away on tho building operations.
The evidence Of this is that every
available house in and near this CITY
has already been rented, and the Du
Fonts themselves are building houses
for workmcn as rapidly as weather and
other conditions will permit Plans
for an electric railway line from hero
to the plan at Penniman arc about
completed. and the report is that the
Chesapeake and Ohio will rush work
on several spur tracks.
The report that williamsburg takes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
WARTIME ACTIVITIES
Government Spreading Millions In the
Southern Stntcs to lie Sure Of
War MntcriaIs.

In its long list of new industries be-
ing started in the South, the current
Issue OF the Manufacturers Record
gives prominence to- several big en-
tcrpriScs being established or backed
by tac United States government. Oh
the Williamsburg proposition. 1t says:
A shcll-loadinE plant. reported 10
cost sI0,0to.000. will be built near VII.
liamsburG, Va. by L. I. du Pont dc
Semours &: Co, Of Wilmington, Del
This plant will be constructed In units,
and the improvements Will include es-
tablishinS complete village with pub
lie utilities for employees. The latter
Will number from 5000 to 1000 when
all OF the unite arc completed. and the
entire output of the plant has been
contracted for by the government.
Contract has been awarded for con-
structinE forty-eight buildings for n
government shell-illirS station AT
EdEcwood. Md. by the War Depart :
mcnt, the cost OF this plant being re-
ported as s4o0o.noo. steel and tile
construction has been adopted for the
permanent buildings. which vii! in
Glide warehouses. chemical laboratory
and physiological laboratory
From 100000 70 $500. 600 will be the
cost of n plant to be built 1T Collin
wood. Tenn. by tho War Department.
the product to he wood alcohol. acetic
acid and acetoUc.
y &l,250,e0o plant TO manufacture al
cohol for polishing Ruastccks and
charcoal from by-products viii he
built at kingsport. Tenn. by the War
Department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
Or. CHARLES ". STILES
HERE TUESDAY NIGHT
To Speak Mt Joint Hearing of Public
Health Work In Hall OF
House OF Delegates.
PUBLIC INVITED TO ATTEND
Moving Pictures VIII illustrate
Cause OF Malaria and Preventive
Measures - Statistics of Physical
Cn{itness Shows Works Need.

One OF the most interesting and in
structivc meetings held here since tho
gathering OF the states law-tnakers.
on January o will bc that scheduled
for Tucsday night, February s. at SIS
o'clock. when, in the hall Of tho House
Of Delegates. thc Appropriations Com
mittce OF the House and tho Fina nee
Committee of tho Senate will give n
:oint hearing 40 the public health
work OF the state, including the Ca
tawba Sana;orium
Moving pictures will be made use OF
10 illustrate the cause aud demon
Strate approved methods for the pre-
fenticn 81 malaria. while there Will b..
stc:copticon views of Cat.twba show
ing how the work OF that great in
stitrticn is carried on. One of the
features Of large interest VIII be AN
address by DR.. Charles W. stiles. on.
nf the leading health authorities Of
tho country. and The diocovercr OF the
prevalence OF the hookworm in the
south. II" VIII make Il tax on Rural
sanitation" - question the Importance
of which is looming larger and larger
on tho health horizon of Virginia
TO indicate the necessity OF NOR.
widespread Information along lines ~
disease prevention and OF better Sani-
totion. it is shown that s. per cent
OF tho school children of the State are
physically defective. indicating the
pressing need OF Il systematic health
inspection; that moro tnun 81 per cent
OF tho men between the ages of TWEEN
ty-onc and thirty-onc arc found ply
s!c1liy unfit for arm: service. ard that
% per cent of the sickness in Nlr-
ginia is prevcnta6ic.
The meeting is omen to the public.
and ali interested in health matters
are earnestly urged to be present. The
state Department Of Health has writ
ten TO each member of the two branches
OF Inc General Assembly letters Of in
Fit2tlon TO he present at the hearing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
A TWENTY-YEAR LEASE
DreEfuH AZ Go. necome Permanent FIX.
furen ut Old Stand, Second md
broad Streets.

An Interesting realty transaction
which went TO record the pas, week
was In the nature OF lease BY this
tease. made to Dreytus & 90. by J. A.
CcnaeNy Co. cor the Eehle estate.
Dreyfus & 90. secured the building
which they now occupy on tho corner
OF Second and Broad Streets for a
term of twenty years. much lorscr
period than Broad Street houses are
usually leAecd for
NJ. Iiazlc. the vice president OF the
company. in speaking OF the matter.
SAID his company has great confidence
IN Richniond's future. having noticed
its great strides in the recent nast.
and believe. that when this war comes
10 an end the Development of this city
IS going 10 be more wonderful than
ever before, and so he wanted a long
tease. so ss TO be sure to be right in
INC swim At the old stand.
II is understood that Dreyfus e. Co
VIII make number OF improvements
"n the property, the n-St being thc nut .
ting n Of new show windows. which
VIII occupy twice the space now used
Tor that purpose, and bringing GU,
some new IDEAS in the show-window
line that Will make them direren, from
any now to be seen in these narts
This work will probably be completed
this month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
CANDIDATES FILE THEIR
NOTICES FOR CITY COUNCIL
warm Contests Promised In All
Wards In Spring
Primary.
ALL LISTS ARE NOW CLOSED
some Comment on Large Represent
tatlon OF South Side in Madison
Ward Delegations-Labor Candi
oates Brought ut In All Wards.

From the number OF candidates who
franco fees last night. indications
pointed TO warm political campaign
this spring for seats in both branches
o. tho Council. All incumbents are
standing for reelection. while a NUN
Der OF new men are in the field. The
primary Will be held April .
Notices were filed and entrance fees
paid TO the City Democratic Committee
before the time expired at midnight,
b. toe following men:
Madison Ward. Aldermcn-L t
Christian. Joseph c. NunnarIy. ~. ".
Workman 1.-TWO 10 be chosen). Coun-
cil-~Harvey l.. Atkinson. L. J. Cheat
wood. Carter G. Jones. Jesse y. Ladd.
John w. Moore, Thomas 3. Morton ana
Mike Schet ave TO DC chosen In eac!,
~ard).
Jefferson Ward: Aldermen-R. H.
Cross. II. Waverly Melton Zone to be
chosen: Council Ernes, bri,'on'
j. Collier. John T. Grimes. Josn T.
Je,cr. n. Y. Johns. Morgan r. Mills
Jefferson G. Powers. William l.. Sulli
van. Percy L. Smith.
Clay Ward: .,idermca--Lawren
Paul. Gilbert *. Pollock Zone TO %,
c"oscn). teuncil-i1tnT! 81. touslnS
Edgar Il. English. Jack Y Epps. r
Graz IIaddon. Frank krack. X. L.
Peters. Clarence A. &eaton. Jacob I'M
lxur. n. Floyd CIarkson.
Lee Ward: hldcrmcn--R. r. Airport
Barton IL. Grundy. MARI Guns;. will
liam Stcwar; White 1.-TWO 20 be chosen).
Councll-Claude L. Batkins. W y. But
Ter. W. C. Carpenter Fred II. Powell
Il. Lee Isoden. John L. Rose. Jr.
SOME THINK SOI;TH SIDE
CSDULf REPRESESTED
In certain quarters il was charged
yesterday that the South Side is vi.
duly represented in the Council, while
another candidate has been brought
out in each branch. Major l.. T. Chris
from South Richmond. are both cand,-
dates for re-clcction TO the board from
Madison Ward, while Joseph g. Sun-
nally 10 also candidate.
In addition to It's prcscn: repvestn-
ta,icn in the lower branch. consisting
OF Harvey Atkinson. Carter g Jones
and John ". Moore, leaving only tao
representatives. from the remainder OF
Madison Ward. there is another cand i
dL:e from the South side. Thomas y.
Morton has nlcd his notice with tho
city committee.
Another important derciop,a.."
the fact that candidates sad 10 repro
sent labor interests have been brought
out IN all wards. and their supporters
predict their election TO the Council.
In Clay ward, Gilbert r.. Pollock. a
nenpe. o: tho Council for number
OF years. is opposing Lawrence Paw
for election TO The Board OF Aldermen n.
while r. II. Cross is opposing II. WAY
erly Melton in jefferson Ward. Marx
Gunst and Colonel Barton II. Grundy
arc candidates for reelection 10 tho
board from Leo Ward. and arc opposed
h. Robert L. Airport and William
Stewart White.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
ALL OVER THE SOUTHLAND
Millions of Dollars Being Invested All
About In Dixie-New Ven
turcs Every Day.

Among tho many new Industrial en-
tcrp-ises requiring big money invest
ment starting down South. tho Manu-
facturers' Record gives prominence to
the following:
a 100000 company 50 planned for
organization by j. A. Caldwell wau-
chula. Fla. to establish n plant with
annual capacity OF 100000 crates for
Florida vegetables and citrus fruits.
Tennessee phosphate rock will be
mined by the Tennessee Phosphate
Company. Centcryiile Tenn. incor-
porated with 100000 capital by Cen
tcrville investors.
Virginia coal will be mined by the
Album Coal Company. Roanoke. Va.
Incorporated with 100000 capital.
An Initial expenditure of 100000 has
boon arranged by the aIarbury Lumber
Company. Cianton. Ala. for develop
ing nearly $4,000 acres Of mineral n nd
timber land in several Alabama coun-
tics. Plans provide for constructing
rarrow-EauXe railroad. building saw
mills. establishing an Industrial city,
etc.
Airplancs will DO manufactured nv
me Dewey Airplane Company. Dewey,
ital by Dewey investors
Hosiery Will be manufactured by tho
kincaid Knitting Mills. Griffin. Ca,
organized with 100000 capital bv
Griffin knit goods manufacturers
Food producta will be conserved by
INC greensboro Conserve Company
Greensboro. Ky, Incorporated with
100000 capital.
Lead and zinc properties will be de-
Telopcd by the Zinc-Lead Corporation,
Eikton. Md. chartered with 500 .000
capital by Maryland investors.
Sugar will be the product Of the
Braden Sugar Company. Bradentown
Fla. Incorporated with 100000 cani,al
by Brndcntown manufacturers.
North Carolina coal will be mined
by the Southern Fuel Corporatior
Kings Mountain. y. G.. chartered win
100000 capital by North Carolina and
Virginia investors.
Fertilizer will be manufactured h,.
the Deg & Bros Co. Beaufort n =
Incorporated with 100000 capital h~
Beaufort manufacturers
Alabama coal will be mined and cox,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

will be manufactured by the Atlas Coal
and Coke Company. Dora. Ala. incor-
aoratcd with 100000 capital
West Virginia coal will be mined By
the Milburn By-Products Coal Com
rany. Milhurn. w. Va. Incorporated
with 100000 capital
Wood dlstillatcs will be manufac-
tured By the KinEsport Wood Reduc-
ton Company. Kingsport. Tenn. in
corporatcd with 100000 capital by
officials OF the American Wood Roduc.
tion Company OF Chicago.
Fucl-saving appliances will be man
ufactured by the National Coal Saving
Corporation. Washington. -. g.. char
tered with s1.000.5o0 capital by Wash
ington and baltimore investors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
EMPLOYEES DORMlTORY
LynchburS Overall Company 10 Provide
Twentfeth Century Quarters for
Operati>es Mt tho Plant.

LTSCHBURCi. IA. February g.
The Jobbers Overall Company. Inc. OF
this city. have completed Al! of their
plans for tho erection OF twentieth
century dormitory at their plant for
tho bencft of the operatives Of tho
works. The contract for the erection
OF the building, which is to cost not
less than 100000. has been let TO d
l.ynchburG contracting firm and the
work will be commenced this month.
The building Is 10 be $50 b. 100 feet,
four stories high. with basement and
Will have an auditorium with 600 seat
ing capacity There will DC large
dininE-hall, gymnasium and $50 bed
rooms. The furnishings and outdoor
adornrnents will run the final cost up
20 100000.