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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-15
TAKES MEXICAN WHO
CARRIED WEAPON

Sirilo Lesa, a Mexican, was arrest.
ed last evening, charged with carry.
ing concealed weapons. He was TAX
en- to the police station and tried be
fore Justice Of the Peace Ankeny
who fined him $500 and costs.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-15
CHARACTER OF DUEL IS
SUCH WITHDRAWAL
IS EXPECTED
GO BACK TO A|SNE
ONLY SMALL ARMS ARE BEING
USED WHICH MAKES ALLIED
CHIEFS BELIEVE BIG GUNS
HAVE BEEN REMOVED.

With the American Army on the
Asne Vesle Front, Aug, l5.-That the
Germans will soon fall back from the
northern bank Of the Vesle to the
Aisne river, is strongly indicated by
the character OF the artillery fire dur
ing the past seventy.two hours.
None of the shells thrown from Ger
man batteries in that time have been
OF bigger calber than l05-millimeters
ia fraction over four inChes) making
1t appear certain that the big pieces
have been withdrawn and that the
Germans have now completed the
task OF removing the greater part Of
their supplies between the Nes,e and
the Aisne
Air observers report marked
diminution OF traffic on the roads
leading to the German rear
There is still reason to believe,
however. that the Germans will stand
along the Nesle until the pressure
against their lines IS Increased 10Y
allied attacks.
It is considered probable that one
OF the super-airplanes. carrying seven
men and five engines was employed
by the Germans last night in their
great series of raids behind the Am
erican front. One of the raidine
planes made a terrific racket and is
believed to be of the super-bombing
type. similar to- that which was
recently shot down on the American
sector Of tho British front.
Another feature OF the raid was a
new kind of fare which hung fol
nearly a minute in the sky after be
ing ignited, lighting up big areas like
giantic arc light. Boche airmen used
these new flares over several villages
and to illuminate roads
While the districts were lighted III
as though at midday, the Hun airmer
swept the country with machinegur
fire
The raids lasted all night long.
The American front on the Veslt
was comparatively quiet today ex
Ccpt for the barking of the high-anglt
guns The "archies" were extremely
Itusy everywhere az aviators on botl
sides took advantage Of the fine clea
weather for photographing operations
Jap General in Russia.
Toxic, Aug. l5.-General Otoni, ac
companied by his headquarters staff
has departed for Vladiyostock to di
rect the operations of the Japanes
expeditionary forces in Siberia, |
was learned today He left on Mon
dav. travelling by way Of Hiroshima
The Japanese press lauds the al
pointment Of General Otani, saying h
would make a capable commander o
the allied forces
t'UfTdl hlhuID OidHl IS one VI III
foremost soldiers In Japan and wi
be the ranking officer OF the Amer
can and allied forces In Siberia. Afte
the capture Of the German stronghold
at Tsingtau in China, General Otar
was put in command of the garrison
Vie is 63 years old.
Behncke is Elevated.
Zurich, Aug. l5.ViCe Admiral Vo
Behncke has been appointed ministt
Of marine by the Kaiser to succee
Vice Admiral Won Capolie, accordin
10 adviees received here
Dispatches from ROLAND Switze
land, last week quoted German new
papers as saying that the resignatic
pf Won Capolie was imminent n
retirement Is attributed to disappoir
vment in official and public circles
Germany In the results Of the U.bo
campaign.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-15
WOULD-bE KILLERS
ARE PLACED UNDER
HEAVY PEACE BONDS
THREE AUSTRiANS WHO GAVE
WHOLE FLOCK OF WOMEN FIVE
MINUTES TO PREPARE FOR
DEATH, HAVE GLOOMY FUTURE
AHEAD OF THEM.

When josef Sinkinai, and his two
Companions, Charles Jarasglis and
John kutawisch, pronounced them
selves lord high chief executiOners of
"A flock of innocent women at
Lowell, they did so without reckon.
ing the cost It took Judge Carlisle
NJ. Pool to show them that it takes a
lot of money to say just how long
anyone will live
The trio are the men who dragged
Sheriff Davis and his two deputies -
William Misehke and Arthur Barrett
from bed Tuesday night after they
had told Mrs. Snkinai and three Of
her companions that they had just
five more minutes to live AS they
were not quite ready 10 die, especial.
ly on such short notice, the women
sent an appeal to Ottawa for aid
suceor and relief They got ii, but
it didn't get wen with the three
men, who were caught after consid
erahe trouble and rushed to OF
tawa to stand trial
Last night they were brought be
fore Justice Poole, after warrants had
been issued charging them with
threats to kill. The judge after hear
ing the testimony decided that $l00(
in bonds each would be sure
enough guarantee that the females o
the specie would no longer be menac
ed by an impromptu murder pac
4 concocted by their male folk
1 None Of the three could establish
himself to the satisfaction Of tht
/ court, that there would be no re.occur
ence Of the Tuesday nights episode
They did not have a $1,000 apiece t
! insure there freedom during the lift
/ Of sixmonths peace bond They
! will be guests Of the county unit
they repent or the women relen
and ask their release.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-15
-FOUR SELECTS ARE
.SENT INTO ARMY TO
do SPECIAL WORK
CANDIDATES WILL BE TRAINED
At NORTHWESTERN UNivER.
SITY AND LEWIS INSTITUTE
SENT AWAY TODAY.

Four men were Unframed this after
noon on the 3:o9 Rock Island train
for Chicago, where two of them, Pau
Anderson Stenger of Mendoza and
George j. Mitchell OF ottawa will en-.
ter the Lewis institute for a special
course in military traipiag, and the
Serena and Charles s. Merritt, will
enter the Nortwestern university at
Evanston, for special military train
ing.
The men were modified this after
noon at 2 O'Clock, in the office Of the
exemption board in the Central Life
building. and LETT at 2:45 escorted by
more than 100 citizens marching aud
in machines under the leadership OF
Attorney Robert Carr, who acted as
marshal The Miller Drum Corps
headed the procession, and the vet.
erans of the Civil War acted as an
escort OF honor.
These men are under the nations
want column, and We're inducted int
the service by the local board as mer
who have been trained in certain pro
fessions.
The local board has also received
orders to entrain one man on Mon
day, August f., for Camp Ford, Lytel
Ga. This man will be trained in tht
engineering department of the army
John r. Full of Mendoza has beer
selected by the local board to I'll
this call, and will be entrained o,
Monday afternoon a. 3:12 on the
Rock Island.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-15
Call 10000 More.

Washington, Aug 15,--Twelye
Thousand white selectiye service
men for limited military service were
called to the colors by Provost
Marshal General Crowder, They will
entrain August 80 and 81 and will be
assigned TO three camps, as follows:
Three thousand 10 Camp Upton, n.
Y, four thousand to Camp Dodge,
Iowa; five thousand to Camp Greene,
n. {, Thirtyfour states were called
upon to furnish men under this call.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-15

Daily Thought.
To be nameless in worthy deeds, ex-
ceeds an infamous history.--Slr Thom-
a. Browne.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-15
Appals SIS Fine.

Ausilmo Tonelli, who was fined S5
and costs for speeding at Cedar
Point, does not believe he was legi.
timitely punished and today filed ap-
peal in the Circuit court to see if he
couldn't get out OF paying the S.
fine. The court costs already exceed
the amount of the fine and the ex.
penses are only just beginning. He
names the village as defendant.
Gets Attachment.
William c. Walter, of near La Sale,
today filed an affidavit for attachment
in the Circuit Court. against Anton
KoWen, his FORMER employer. al
leging there is due him from koppen
$500 in back pay, The plaintiff is
represented by Charles Helmig, Peru
attorney
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-15

Dispatches from ROLAND Switzer.
land last week quoted German news
papers as saying that the resignation
pf Won Capolie was imminent. His
Fetirement is attributed to disappoint.
ment in official and public circles in
Germany In the results Of the U.boat
campaign
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-15
EATHER.

Unsettled weather to-
night and Friday. Prob.
ably showers. Slightly
warmer.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-15
Huns Lose 500, 900 Men.

Paris, Aug. 10. Henry Bidou. the
military commentator, in an article
today says that a conservative estt
mate of German losses since July II,
Us about $4,000 dead or wounded
and 10000 prisoners.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-15

Continued on page 3, col. ~
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-15
Behncke is Elevated.

Zurich, Aug. l5.Vice Admiral Won
Behneke has been appointed minister
Of marine by the Kaiser to succeed
Vice Admiral Won Capole, according
70 adviees received here,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-15
Sinks y. S. Skooner.

Washington, Aug io.--The schoon
or, Dorothy Barrett was attacked by
a German submarine yesterday after
noon near the north end light shir
vi Camp May, New Jersey, the navy
department announced today. The
crew abandoned the vessel which
soon burst into flames and was burn
ed TO the waters edge.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-15
hebtuerne Bulge Zone.

Washington, Aug. i5.--lntense ar.
tillery fire is going on in the noun.
famous region on the Italian 'front.'.
Rome cables to the italian embassy
said today.
The Italians have occupied the sum.
mits Of Val Lagerina and Montello
and are holding them in the face Of
heavy and continued enemy artillery
fire, the cable stated.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-15

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1889
French Broad hustler., 1918-09-26
WARRING on FIVE FRONTS

f + { r. IL
Allied forces. involving the troops
of seven nations, are attacking sue
cessfully on five fronts. They are en-
gaging three Of the four central pow
,rs, in addition to the Russian Boil
sheviki.
The active fronts are in France, Ma
cedonia, Palestine, nothern Russia and
southern Russia. Fighting on the tt
allan front is still desultory, but has
ncreasedperceptibly within the last
week There is alos increasing actiE-
ity in Albania, Indicating the posst-
bility of the Macedonian drive spread
ing to that region and involving the
Austrians holding the line there.
French Broad hustler., 1918-09-26
THOSE WHO VIII HELP
FTLH GIT QUESTIONAIRES

The local Exemption Board began
sending questionnaires to those who
between 10 and Sc, inclusive, regis
tered on Sept. Il and expects to have
them in the hands or the registrants
by Sept. 27. Registrants are given
seven days from the dating Of the
questionnaires to return them to the
board properly filed out.
There are TAI men between thesS
ages.
The local Legal Advisory Board and
their associates, will without any
charge help registrants to fill out their
missionaries. The board consists
of all the lawyers in the city and the
following:
Sam T. Hodges, K. G. Morris, A. O.
Jones, w. S. Shitle, ]. D. Waldrop
L. B. Morse, George Justice, Franz
Edwards, B. F. Station, w. A. Keith
T. wilkins, S. Y. Bryson, H. F
Stewart, w. F. Brown, r. P. Freeze
A C, Tebeau, Arthur Cobb, c. +
.B1and. A. S. Truck, Homer Hawkins
w H. yanderLinden, E. G. Stillweli
Ciarance Latham, Maurice Mannins
Mr. Johnson (at Cedars), H. L. Keith
L. J. Pace, Charlie Hobbs.
French Broad hustler., 1918-09-26
sunday SCHOOL RALLY
AND PROTRACTED MEETING

Ne1t Sunday will be Rally Day for
NC sunday school of the First Bap-
u'' Church. II is hoped that 500 will
OS present then. The collection will
oO u State Missions. An attractive
Si StOgram has been prepared under the
= IC''on Of Mrs. R. \. Pratt, Mrs. j.
=, brooks and other members of the
W.. rs'-,I',ee. The public is cordially in
= NS1t Sunday night the pastor, DR..
l. Z, Bomar, will begin a protracted
mse'lng' T Preaching twice each day.
ba &c viii be no outside help. 1t will
vo4 al old fashioned meeting" and
~ ~ 0u"pted to the needs of the young.
De public is cordially invited.
French Broad hustler., 1918-09-26
DOES AN EDUCATION PAYY

Does it pay an acorn to become an
oak?
Does it nay to. escape being a rich
ignoramus?
Does it pay for chrysalis to unfold
into a butterfly?
Does it pay to learn how to make
life glory instead of grind?
Does it pay to add power to the lens
of the microscope or telescope?
Does it pay for a rosebud to open
its petals and fling ovt it's beauty and
fragrance to the world?
Does it pay to aca1ire ne~eonai
wealth, which no disast or misfor-
tune can wreck or ruin?
Does it pay to learn how to focus
thought with power, how to marshal
ones forces effectively?
Does it pay a diamond to have its
facets ground, to let in the light, to
,eveal its hidden wealth of splendor?
Does it pay to have expert advice
and training, to have high ideals hels
I'D to one in the most critical years
of ones life?
Does it pay to make life-lon"
friendships with bright, ambitious ST
!ents. many of whom will occupy h \
Hlaces later on?
Does it pay to open a little = =
the door of narrow life? to pu~, !.
)ne's horizon in order to get 9 Ts3o--
outlook, a clearer vision?
Does it pay to change bar IL
zig iron into hairsprings foT a 5~aas,
hus increasing it's worth fisty times
he value of it's weight i I'D?
Does it pay to experie'> = the j2T OF
If-discovery, to open up WI = cof:~
,inents of possibilities on ones ~
ture which might otherwise remain
undiscovered?
Does it pay to experience the Joy OF
discovery to open up whole coz
rinents of possibilities ton ones ma
French Broad hustler., 1918-09-26

ture which might otherwise remain
undiscovered?
Does it pay the sculptor to call out
from the rough block t''e statute that
sleeps in the marble, so that it may
tell the story of heroistn All greatness
to unborn generations? I,
Does it pay to have one's mentality
stirred by the passion for expansion,
to feel the tonic of growth, the inde-
scribable satisfaction which comes
from the cons BUSINESS o1 perpetual
enlargement New Success
French Broad hustler., 1918-09-26

People Speak W@3l O. Cs2@E25eTs i1l''
fEs'r;S
ST have been selling HhaIahe2iaiA,s
Tablets for aJout two yeas and heard
such good reports from nv customers
that concluded to give them trial
myself, and can say that 10 A"5 Ie-
Iieye there is another preparation o.
the kiad equal to ,h"1, wrii>'s u.
A. Mcbride, Headfot2, Ont II you
3re troubled with indigestion - 'cr-
s,:Eo4ion give thec TRIAL T ivy Viii
10 yol good.
French Broad hustler., 1918-09-26

WILL RE-TREAD OR REPAIR RIM
CUT TIRES AT A SAg4TC FROM
200 TO 500 PER CENT.
French Broad hustler., 1918-09-26

SEQ PER CENT SAVING IN TIRES.
II. G, RGTSCN & co. RE-TREADS
OR REPAIRS RIM CUT TIRES.
French Broad hustler., 1918-09-26
Premium List
DANA COMMUNITY FAIR
To BE HELD AT-
DANA, N. c., OCTOBER 22, 1918
FARM AND FIELD CROPS.
TO BE HELD AT

/
- p ten ears corn, any variety e On
IA o Best ten variety ----------- so
a. Best prolific with stalk any variety LOO
bA o Rest ten prolific with stalk any variety so
w. (Thi substituted from County to Community Fair).
, N Any other white -------- 2 90
% T5 T5 substituted from County to Community Far1
ri Best PIX wheat, varsity with dmter 100
Best PIX wheat, any variety heaf 15-n in dm'ter sol
~ variety with sheaf 15n 90
, ~ Best pix. Virginia soybean stalk -- / oOI
"A ~ Substituted from County to Community Fair)
N Best pix soybeans, any variety - / O0i
, ~ Best pix. cowpeas any variety, with stalk - 1Ooi
"a p) Best pix. variety, stalk ---- sol
@A Bt Bst bale cowpea hay--- - - l,oO oO
30 r Best bale clover hay 7----------- 100
%" 2l Best hay ---------- so
"N (An hay be in bales but any weight conveniently
U Best display Of farm and field field crops from one farm oo
HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS
~ Best plate Sayman Wineap apples apples to plate LOO
) plate Sayman Wineap apples plate .5OI
(2) plate Delicious apples, apples plate--- go
~ Best plate Red Limbewig apples apples plate So
~ plate Red Limbewig apples, apples plate
$50 Best plate other variety apples apples plate
~ plate other variety apples, apples rae- 25
PIP hafbushel Irish potatoes
(2) halfbushe Irish potatoes
81A Best halpeck onions, variety .25
C1) heads cabbage---------- -------- sol
(2) Best / cabbage ------- ---- 25
~ Best haf-peck turnp variety so
~ pumpkin ---------- ------------- so
(2) largest pumpkin --------- ------------ 25
~ collection vegetable garden, 200
collection vegetable seed home garden
Best peck homegrown potatoes, 1 yrs. sub
scription to "Vistor'
HOME ECONOMICS PRODUCTS.
2O quart jar of peaches
quart backberres--------
A of
5 Best of so
26 Best quart jar of string beans--- so
20 quart tomatoes---------
29 A quart jar potatoes
5l Best of baby so
3 Best of rhubarb- so
S4
400 BEST pint jar OF lima oeans--- :oO
430 Best so
40 Best of blackberry so
5O Best a------------ so
65 Best glass of apple ey------------ 20
67 Best glass rs
4IO Best glass of blackberry ewberry jelly 25
6 Best vegetables SALT brined
of each
S Best display home raised etable seed, not less than
kinds ---------- so
sSS A Best (home-made fly 80
5 Best apron (home-m ade) 80
V4 A Best pound (homenade) .25
O Best pound homemade butter rs
"VO a Best pound homemade cottage cheese 75
Best display vegetables for girls canning club 200
Best homemade SYRUP subscription to "Visitor
LIVE STOCK AND LIVE STOCK PRODUCTS
S ID Best chickens cock and hens any breed 200
- ~ Best Chickens hens, breed-- 100
ol ~ Best breeding considered 200
w Best pig, breeding and considered l.OO
O0 Il ~ Best family ---------- 5.OO
~ 2 Best family 200
7A " Best dairy calf, breeding and considered 2OO
~ Best dairy calf, breeding and considered LOO
| SOW or gilt breed shown best breed
Visitor"
Best beef calf any breed months, yrs subscription to Vs
French Broad hustler., 1918-09-26

Charlotte.-Col L. w. v. Kennon,
commanding officer of Camp Greene,
oled suddenly at the Cumberland
hotel, New York city.
French Broad hustler., 1918-09-26

Wadesboro.-A committee appoint
ed by the farmers to investigate the
new cotton ginning rate of $3.50 per
pale decided that the rates were not
excessive under present conditions,
high cost of labor, fuel and other
commodities.
French Broad hustler., 1918-09-26

Charlotte.-Biddle university has
been approved by the government as
one of the many military training
schools throughout the country, it was
announced by President McCrory. A
student army training corps will be
organized by the students and will be
under the instruction of a regular
army officer.
French Broad hustler., 1918-09-26

Charlotte. Zion Emery, jitney
driver of Charlotte, was bound over
to the October term of federal court
by United States Commissioner j. w.
Cobb under $3.50 bond after prelimi-
nary hearing on charges OF taking,
Offering 20 take, and transporting per
sons Tor immoral purposes" within the
ave-mile rome around Camp Greene.
French Broad hustler., 1918-09-26

Salisbury-Capt c. E. Foxworth
and Mrs. G. E. Helms went to Raj
eigh chaperoning children Of theirs
who are to be given Pasteur treat
ment for dog bite at the Raleigh in
stitute. A little dog of Mr.. ard Mrs.
Hales acted queer. during the past
week and bit number of dogs and
several children.
The evening herald., 1918-02-21

the story uf 60 wife who's. whole
hearted devotion 60 h"r husband has
LEFT little time for sclf-ldyaucrmeut
she suddenly porcciNcS that her ri-
forts are 40 longer appreciated and
that shc Is being thrust aside. Her
awakening 10 the danger of the third
angle of the triangle, ana how Sh"
comes tp hon own again. is told in an
uncommoly entertaining and highly
amusing manner TIE comedy b. alive
every moment % ls new. novel and.
1puN, all. IS designed for laughter,
good clean aud wholesome, and 20
carries out the Intention OF it, au-
thor II has moro sunshine packed
ava, BOO every scene thm most soc
called comedies hay, loo their outirct,.
Tho elements which Ru towards maxi
Up great theatrical production. such
as the artist. the play ITSELF ana th"
-togc management ur" moulded Int"
% ruup,t, whole ia "a L.ttl, Htt 'ld-
Fashioned
May Robson ls acknowledged ihr
lcIdmE Domcdlcuuv ui today her wei
defined ability u~ au imporsuuatur ut
DcCcutri, women long tgo placed h'r
ut the yer, head uf Americas COM
rdN stIr-. and though she has rr'1t,t
scores of roles along that line. moth.
iug she has vet done can De- conn
pared tu her mar, clouS ntrrprct1-
ton OF the star part iu a Little 1914
pId- Fashioned u be- the acme "i
her -pltndld cudVtNur.. and dld-
.aatIc representation that is simply
uu-uvuass1blr Al,s Robson makes
tho heroine of tho plhy go irrr-ls.ahN
lu,Hllr 90 genuine. go humorous 'ud
tender that she hccumc- % dominant
prr-uulut, loo whom interest never i"I
% moment uls- Tier lines ar" brill
liant with flashes cot Nt' 'ud "'c"--
Iuul utuos bat the humur cN''cd-
by ur tuv other phase oi the d'''
Iuru, "a Little Et uld-fnshiuucd
Eu,. deep into the fo,N ct hriiillng
uu dearest pus~r-sions. il- lesson b.
uruueht homie with such human
touches and whimsical hum"r that th'
icaruuG is delight
The evening herald., 1918-02-21
COMING EVENTS.
::iisssssslsssls.asssssassl saaststaAg.sist.aslsi

Tho Good Cheer club viii meet Fri-
day afternoon with Mr. Joe White.
sides. j21 South Walter
Misses Evelyn ana Myrtle Wells win
entertain the members ~ the Lead
Avenue Mctho list chuit this evening
It IN" close ol rcch1rsul 40 the
church
The Mi2puh class ut The IouErcga
.l"r1l sunday school VIII meet tumor
row night with Mr. crawford 3l-
West Huycldiuc
Next sunday will bu Foreign Mission
sunday 1i 81 Pants Eu-li-h Luihcrnu
church. corner silver and sixth streets
EoE. \ N kuud~vn win deliver 10 s,r-
mon ON missions 90 the murnmg scN -
io', ana u the evening ih, Sgud2s
school viii rcd"r 90 special foreign mis-
sion program.
IN 4. e. Wedge. Harvard vAtru-
sion lecturer, who Is giving ulE- TO
the students lt N, Indian school VIII
civ, AN address uu the lifc uf Wash.
ingtuu ut the school Friday mght 90
which the public be- invited. Il Will
start al o'clock.
The evening herald., 1918-02-21
Clairvoyants Barred
from the City After
March | by Ordinance

tndcr an ordinance which goes into
effect March J. clairyoyauts, fortune
tclicrs. and palmists viii De- barred
from operating In the gity The pen
'alty FOR Violations viii bee a fine u,
from $2l 90 $50 or imprisonment tur
not less than ten or moro than twenty
DAYS boz iail, ur both fine ana mpr-ou-
mcnt.
Hitherto high license has served
tu keep most of the tortuur-tcllcrs ana
clairyoyaufs out Of town, nut they did
business bon the county jus, outside On,
CITY limits Thcy utu de- tho same
thing under the new ordinance unless
tho county commissioner, or the -hyr-
if take action.
Th, ordinance -lN. "it shall b., uu-
lawful for any person tu hold himself
uut Js a Clulryoyau. furtun, Teller "r
palmist or tu cnglsr iu the nu~iIc-s
of palmi-try, fortune telling, "r ans
other similar science ur profession
within the city limits"
The evening herald., 1918-02-21
Patriotic Program
at Woman's Club;
Klock the Speaker

patriotic program D., scheduled for
the Woman q. club meeting tomorrow
ujctn""u. The members ut Lew Wal
lu'c chapter Daughters uf th, tmrricau
Rr'"lui ZION. have accepted 600 Invitation
=" attend ih" meeting boo body. The
Hiicf VIII appear lu costume.
Attorney Grurgc =. klurk viii deliver
rhr principal address. Others who win
appear ou the program ofr Miss Ethel
Garrett. patriotic reading; Miss Rcho
Conner H'rumrHuist: vocal solo select
,d Miss Gurr Nlufrrv; snlu. Mrs.
Lawrence LH,krN. reading N-- Bon
trirr liills .oio Mrs - y Miller Mla
10. T.. ioBplly Nill hr tine leader Gursr
raris uiN nr used