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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-06-27
North New Home.

Mrs. Mccormack returned home
from Butler the last of the week.
Mrs. ]. w. Jones and sons, Willie,
and Glen, left Thursday night for
their home at Abba, Iowa, after a
three weeks visit with her parents,
Henry Ehart and wife.
Brick McCaughey and family spent
Saturday night and Sunday in Butler
with his father who is very low, but
he was some better Monday.
Frank Watson, o. F. Smith, Floyd
Brannock, Orland Eggleson, Rolla
Brooks, Fred Eads, James Ream,
Claud McCombs, Marion Arnold
came out from Butler and shocked
IS acres of wheat from 7 till 9 Friday
evening for Albert Linendoll. They
are all good workers in the wheat
field as well as in the store as the
most of them are clerks for Norfleet
and Ream.
Harry Welton, postman on route
6 shocked wheat last week in the af-
ternoon for Tom Chandler.
Albert Linendoll went to Kansas
City last Tuesday after repairs for his
binder. He made the trip in his car
Miss Viola Chapman is visiting
with her aunt, Mrs. Schuyler Ehart.
Saturday three men from Butler
1--WE did not learn their names)
shocked wheat for Albert Linendoll.
Jim Clark and daughter, Miss Lois,
Bob Henderson, wife and son, Bob
Sproul and family. Frank Miller and
family, Brick McCaughey and family.
Albert Linendoll and mother, Mrs.
Henry Chart, Ralph, Frank, Ruby
and Grace Berry, Guy Phelps, Guy,
Kegereis, Otis Ehart went to Butler
to see the Bates county boys leave
for camp at Little Rock, Arkansas.
There was large crowd at the de-
pot
Claud and Walter Hawkins, of Os-
kaloosa, Kansas, are visiting with
their uncle, Claud Berry and family.
Sina and Lena Berry spent Sunday
with Opal and May Pickett.
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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-06-27
CORTLAND and Athol.

Mrs. G. S. Carnie made business
trip to Kansas City Friday.
James Mitchell left Tuesday for the
harvest fields in Kansas
Miss Oleva Spier was the guest of
Miss Sylvia Vaughn Monday.
Miss Beth Turner left Wednesday
for visit with friends and relatives
in her old home in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chick, of Ne
osha, Kansas, are visiting Mr.. Chicks
parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Flanders and
daughters, Frances and Helen, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs ]. J. Nickel
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ruddell, of
Passaic, spent Sunday with Emory
Lockard and family.
Geo. McDaniels and family of N.Y.
hart were visitors at the home of Mrs.
Claud Thomas Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Osborne and
children of Mt Carmel, spent Sum-
day with Mrs. Osborne's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. S. Simpson.
A horse belonging to w. O. Morri-
son got on the railroad track Friday
night and was killed by a train.
James Simpson left Sunday for
Kansas City to take the naval ex-
animation. If he fails to pass the ex-
animation he expects to go to COL
fax, Wisconsin, where he has the
offer of position in bank.
Mrs. Curtis and. son and Mrs. Cope,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. c. Webster, left Thursday for their
home in Ardmore, Okla.
, Mrs. Orland Eggleson and baby of
Butler were guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs NJ S. Simpson, Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Mrs. Burk entertained some of the
young girls of the neighborhood
Sunday evening in honor of Miss
Ruth Burge, the telegraph operator.
Perry Lafever of Butler, was the
guest of A. w. Shay and family Fri
day
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BOYS LEAVE, 8. 3 ;I.:.. 81.
FOR FIT. LOGAN
TOMORROW

Ten men Of the se,cctive draft from
Fremont county will leave Canon City
for Fort Logan on Rio Grande train
No. 4. at 7:40 o'clock Friday morning
in response to military. call No. 1888
They constitute the May increment
from this county and VIII be the first
OF the army registrants from here to
go to Fort Logan for trainIpe: all
previous contingents having gone to
Camp Funston for that purpose
Those representing the contingent
to 20 Friday morning are Frank Ever
cit Goodson. formerly OF Portland. buf
now at Detroit. Michigan. who will
proceed to the nearest mobilization
camp: Michael Blyth, OF Chnndler:
George Batinovich of Itockvais: Fran.
els Henry Schroeder OF Cripple Creek
Clarence Earl Hefley Of, Crawford.
Colo. now at Deltn::s David Short
house OF Florence; William Milton
Diackford Of Howard: John Madone
Of Brookside; Joseph r.. Santare1,a OF
Florence: Claude Ward OF Canon City
and John d. Lloyd OF Canon City. The
latter has been iistcd by.tHe local ex.
empt'on board as AN, alternate and
will not 20 II all Of the other ten men
summoned respond to. the order in
readiness for departure at the ap
pointed time. All OF The mon will
report at the shcrifI's, Office hero at
4 o'clock Thursday afternoon when
they VIII be Informally taken into the
army y'y
The Fremont county, contingent will
be accompanied by Robert Calvin
Branch Of Mineral county. who IL reg.
istered at cresde. but, 10 At present
living In Canon City He. has been
given = transfer BY tho exemption
board. at Cresds and VIII be permit
ted to proceed to the place OF mob
iization from here. He VIII be cred.
tied as member Of the Mineral couns|
~ quota
The chamber Df commsrcs ii de
sirous Of having - many. people -
can do % accompany tns boys 10 shS
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AFTER THREE YEARS

Many men and women are sick
and don't know It, Some never dis
cover they have kidney troab'e until
they apply for life Insurance. The
Kidneys are working AL the time. I'll.
tering poisonous waste out OF the
blood stream. and when they become
weakened or deranged. backachc.
pains IN sides and groins. so-called
rheumatism- languidness. swollen
joints and other symptoms develop
w. b. Moss. Ogden. Ark. writes:
Foley Kidney Pills relieved me OF
severe kidney troubles Of three years.
standing" Adv.
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MONDAY

MoToRED TO CANON FOR DAY.
Mr.. and Mira John Weed who are
spending the summer in Cripple
Creek, motored to Canon City today
and returned this evening.
MoToRED TO IEADvILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bowler and two
children, John and Genevive motored
this morning to Leadville. where they.
will be the guest of Mrs. Bowler's
mother. Mrs. M. D. Williams. for a
couple OF weeks. $50 e,-f k-,s -il.
MRS. sToMMEL VISITING
IN PUEBLO.
Mrs. II p. Stommei of 519 Pike
Avenue and two youngest children.
Marvin and Robert. left Sunday after.
noon for Pueblo where they VIII spend
the greater part of the week visiting
relatives and friends.
LEFT SUNDAY AFTERNOON
FOR PUEBLO. 5fs
Mrs. Thurston Van Trease and lit
tie son. Orman. left on Rio Grande
train No. 2. Sunday afternoon for Pu-
eblo where they will visit "a couple of
weeks ms the guests OF the formers
sister, Mrs. R. H. Smith
ARTHUR. kNowLToN
OF LAMAR, HERE.
MI. Arthur Knowiton of Lamar Is
the guest OF his parents. Mr. and Mrs
w. C. Knowlton of 514 Harrison Ave.
DIR. L. G. Leist and William Fastonow
are with him as his guests. Mr..
Knowlton reports Lamar a good
business town and a nice place to
live.
EACH HAVE AN oLpsMoslLE.
Mr.. H. w. Bickle Of East Canon.
Mr.. M. E. Snow of Lincoln Park and
Henry Peters of Canon City are now
owners of Oldsmobiles. purchased
from c. C. Henderson of the Canon
Rubber Company Mr.. Bick'e got
6-passenger Six. Mr.. Snow 7-passen
ger Eight and Mr.. Peters club road
ster Eight. sN.1
JAMES CUNNINGHAM DIES
FROM STROKE. a. .r,
Mr.. James Cunningham. for 25
years a section boss ON the F. G. C.
c. railroad, died Sunday In Cripple
Creek from stroke of paralysis. Mr.
Cunningham was well known in Can
on City and had many friends here
who will regret to hear of his sudden
death. His two daughters. who sur
vive him were formerly students at
Mt. st. Schol-stica's Academy
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FLloo HEnTe HoMG s36ne.


Herbert r. F'lisg. former Ford fac
tory expert who has joined the wann
Motor company force. has leased the
home Of City Marshall c. F. Skinner
at III Woodlawn- Mr.. F1igs has been
Joined by his wife and family who
will make their home here.
WILL SPEND THE SUMNER
IN CANON CITY.
Mrs. Katherine Lear of Chicago
who has been visiting her children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Warner Lear.
and granddaughter. Martha Eliza,
beth. left here Monday morning for
Canon City where she will spend the
summer with relatives. Pueblo
Chieftain.
TAKEN HOME FROM
HOSPITAL SATURDAY.
Little Goidie Morey was taken to
her homo CAST Saturday from the
Holmes hospital where she was oper-
ated on the previous Tuesday for the
removal of tonsiis and adenoids. Her
friends will be pleased to know that
she stood the operation nicely. and
that the indications are favorable for
her apeedy recoyery
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WEDNESDAY
WAS A CANON VISITOR

J. H. Haig Of Denver. one Of the
officials Of the Empire Zinc company
Of Colorado. was . visitor in Canon
City on Tuesday Of this week. Mr..
Haig made an inspection OF the com
pany's Plant here during his stay in
town.
VISITING HERE FROM DENVER.
Miss Emma Martin arrived here a
few days ago from Denver for . Wis
it with her two s'ste-s. Misses Eliza
beth ind Ed.th Martin. :
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ANOTHER CALL FOR
REGISTERED MEN.

The secretary of the local board OF
military exemptions received y teie
gram from the provost marshal's off
ice In Denver on Tuesday OF this week
stating that the next quota Of men for
the National army from Fremont
county would be 70 men. While Nc
date was given for their mobilization
Il Is expected that they Will be called
to the coiors between May 70 and
May IS. One colored man will eu
with this contingent: the first from
Fremont county. There are IL col
ored men on the list Of military eli
gibies In this county.
GLEN L. cE6HARpT HOME
FROM cAReoNDAlE.
Glen L Gebhardt has returned to
Canon City for the summer vacation
from CarbondaIe. Colorado. where be
was assistant superintendent OF the
public schools during tho past year
Owing to the outbreak OF an infect
ous disease In the community, the
schools were dismissed for the sum
mer. five weeks earlier than would
have been the case 10y the expiration
of the term. Mr.. Gebhardt was re-
elected principal of the Carbonate
schools and will teach there again
next winter. He will conduct the re.
sort at the top OF the Royal Gorge.
of which he is the owner. during the
coming tourist season.
STATE UTILITIES COMMISSION
HERE TUESDAY.
A meeting of the, members of the
State Utilities commission was held
here Tuesday morning for the pur.
pose Of hearing the petition OF the
Canon Gas company to be allowed to
'eadjust it's schedule of rates to con-
sumers The sess on was held at the
city hall and Testimony was submit
ted by the company tending to show
that It's present charges were too low
In view OF the Increased cost of coal
and other material. as well AZ labor.
resulting from the war. Wh'e the
co0imission has not yet Indicated
what It intends to do n the matter II
is believed that II will shortly issue
an order granting the petition.
A SPECIAL CHANCE
FOR DRAFT MEN.
Two men of the selective draft
with gramma rschool education and
some experience in mechanical work
and an apt tude for mechanics are
wanted from Fremont county volun.
teers to enter. an army te'egraphers'
school at Colorado college. at Colo
RADIO Springs. Men Of the draft de,
string these positions may make ap
pufcation to the local exemption
board at any time before May IL. II
the desired men are not forthcoming
as volunteers before the date above
menticnea. a couple Of suitable regis
trsnta Will be drafted In the same
manner that men are selected for 9TH.
er branches Of army work.
A cal was received from the pro
yost marshal of the state by tho To-
cal exempt on board this morning for
s locomotive hostler, II ono IL to be
iound in the list Of conscripted men
from this county. He must report
fpr training BY Mar 20.
Il. !, ~ sStttI AZ ID |.t ~
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TUESDAY
FRED JOEL WILL GO
TONEW YORK.

Fred F. Joe, has resigned his po-
sition at the Office of the Empire z'nz
company here. where he has been en-
ployed for several years as metal
lurgical calculator. He expects to
leave for New York within few days
where he has been offered similar
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!. w. THOMAS STARTS A
NEW PAPER At TRINIDAD

J. ". Thomas. formerly Of the Den
veer Post. but for the past four years
editor and manager Of the Walsen-
burg Independent, recently moved To
Trinidad. leased the plant OF the FREQ
Press and started the publication OF
the Trinidad Democrat.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-05-09

railroad station and assist in giving
them a patriotic send-or and farewell.
They will each be given n comfort
kit and package containing cigar
etts and smoking tobacco.
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Those who knew him well are cDntl-
dent Of his ability to succeed in his
new work and the best wishes of his
friends go with him to the metrop-
oils.
]. A. Hart of Independence. Colo.
and in the employ of the vindicator
mine. in the Cripple Creek District.
has moved his family to 1923 South
5th St. South Canon and will remain
here for the summer on account of
Mrs Harris health.
MRS. HARDY AND CHILDREN
LEAVE FOR VIRGINIA.
Mrs. T. C. Hardy and children left
today for Petersburg. Va. where they
will visit relatives for a onth.
RETURNS TO DENVER.
Mrs. Everett Jones who has been
visiting her mother and friends In
Canon City for several days. returned
to her home in Denver. Sunday even.
ing.
ENTERTAINED AT DINNER.
Mrs. Arthur Wilson entertained the
Messrs.- Jack Munroe. Ralph Waldron
Ray Bottenfie,d and Bud Bower at
dinner at the Strathmore hotel, Mon
day evening.
HERE OVER SUNDAY.
M. Harry johnson and Newton
Merriam. who are spending the sum
mer working on Johnson's ranch at
Texas creek. came down Saturday
evening to spend Sunday in Canon.
GUESTS OF MRS. Ed. MILLER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Christy of
Colorado Springs were the guests of
Mrs. Miller Of 231s Main street, last
week. Mrs. Christy is cousin to
Mr.. Miller and sisted of Mr.. John
Hamilton.
LEFT MONDAY AFTERNOON
FOR DENVER.
Mrs. o J. Rundahl and little daugh
ter. Alice. of 401 Rudd avenue, left
on Monday for Denver where they
will spend couple of weeks or more
visiting the formers daughter. Mrs
Coleman. They were accompanied to
Denver by little Miss Lucile.C Coleman
who had been a guest at the home OF
her grandparents here for some time.
CALLED HERE BY
MRS. cooPER's DEATH.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. F. Smith Of
Bisbee. Arizona, were called here a
few days by the Illness of the form
er's sister. Mrs Jas. Ia Cooper and
were In attendance at the funeral
Monday. Mr.. Smith, who. in his boy
hood days was fam'liarly known to
his friends here as "Fets." is at pres
ent manager Of the Gibson Hines
Lumber company at Bisbee.
LEFT TODAY FOR KANSAS CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Biggs left here
today for Pueblo en- route to Kansas
City. Mo-. where they will meet their
son. Lieut.. Clyde Biggs, who VIII
reach there Wednesday morning from
New York While on his way back to
Camp Funston after having had
charge OF a military train from the
west to an Atlantic port. Lieutenant
Biggs. it is expected. will shortly be
ordered to JON the expeditionary
army In France. under Gen Pershing.
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employment in the ore department of
the New Jersey Zinc company. whose
offices are at SIS Wall Street. AS,
is generally known. the Empire Zinc
company OF Colorado is a subsidiary
of the New Jersey corporation. AS
Mr.. Joel's work is to be in the main
Office of the company he feels That
his future prospects are excellent. II
he can make good in the new position.
Mr.. Joel was born in Canon City and
consequently has many friends here
who will be pleased to learn Of the
opportunity which comes TO him.
Those who knew him well are conf
dent Of his ability to succeed in his
new work and the best wishes of his
friends go with. him to the metrop-
oils.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
MISSIONARY MASS-MEETING
TO BE HELD APRIL Ia
Epi.ccpnl Sunday schools of Itichmond
VIII Meet in st. Pnul's
Church.,

The program committee OF the do
cesar board of religious education has
perfected plans for the missionary
mass-meeting of the Episcopal Sunday
schools to be held at st. pauls Church
April IA at $3.50 o'clock. At that time.
announcement will he made OF the COM
bincd Lcnten offerings and symbolic
design will be erected to show tho
unity OF the Sunday schools and the
power OF combined effort.
The speaker at this service will he
DR.. William e. SturSis, educational Sec
rotary Of the board OF missions, OF New
York. DR.. Sturgis is man of mag
nctic personality and 4 dynamic speak
err and tho committee considers IL Y
rare privilege to have him here on this
occasion.
Ills engagements while In the city
will he at the following times and
placcs
Sunday. April IA. 9:45 A. M.-men's
Bible class Of st. Andrews (othcr Riblc
class workers are invited TO attcnd):
] a. M.--morning service. st. James,
$3.50 r. M-Sundny- mass-mcct
Ing. st. Paurs: s l.. M.-evcniar ser
vice Emmanuel.
Monday. April 10: IL 4. M-mccting
of the clcricus: ! +. M.-addr ,ss 10
Brotherhood OF st. Andrew at luncheon
~ Soldiers Sailors and Marines Club:
$50 =. M.-addrcss to woman'w aux
iliaries and mission study leaders n
All Saints parish house; 40 4. Nj
address 10 Junior auXiliarics and tie
of st. Paul. ut All saints
parish house: L. M.-addresS To sun
daE-school teachers ut Grace Church
ut this time. certificates will be rrc-
Sented to teachers; who have completed
tho training course under A!"a T.. |:
Osgoo1. Mrs ltanGolp.I Watkins and
Miss Sallie Dcunc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
BEGIN HOT WATER
DRINTKIING If YOU
DON'T FEEL RIGHT
Says glass Of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
washes out poisons.

If you wake up with u bad taste. bad
breath and tongue Is coated: II your
head Is dull or aching; II what you ca.
sours and forms gas and acid In stom-
ach, or you are Diiious.o constIpatel.
nervous. satlow and cant get feeling
just right. begin inside bathing. Drink
before breakfast glass of real hot
water with n teuspoonful OF limestone
phosphate in it. This will flush the
poisons and toxins from stomach. liver.
kidneys and bowels and cleanse. sweet
en- and purify the entire alimentary
tract. DO your inside bathing lmmc-
diutcly upon arising in tho morning to
wash out Of the system all the previous
days poisonous waste. gases and sour
bile before putting more food into the
stomach.
To feel like young folks feel; like
you felt before your blood. nerves and
muscles became loaded with body i'm
purties. get from your pharmacist q
quarter pound of limestone phosphate
which is inexpensive and almost taste
less, except for a Sourish twinre
which is not unpleasant
Men ana women who nre usually
constipatcd. bilious. hcadaohy or have
any stomach disorder should begin this
inside, bathing before brcakfast--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HOUSE BURNS DOWN
Dwelling of Il. G.. Hurn-u, In High
land Springs. Is Str"yrd-FIrc
Apparatus OIt uf Commission.

An ciEht-room frame dwelling in
Highland springs. valued at $1,000.
nc property Of T. .. Burnett, ,lyste-
r'ts.l caught fire Hc;dar nisht 1T
H:Aa O'clock and nl-:li ID the E~,u',d
within an hour. The progress OF the
lanes was accelerated by strong
current cf wind
The rlrmical engine Of the commit
nifty proved ineffective because Of the
fact the chemical supply had become
exhausted. Long ;!leness and neglect
had caused the apparatus TO he in such
condition as tn make ii mpossibl1
TO use other nuids.
According 20 4 prominent citizen in
the community, tho last fire of any
consequence in Highland Springs oc-
CURED about three years ago. when the
engine vas Of an unQuestionahle value
IN cNiinru!Shing the flames He said
'.S" max mad proper care been taken
OF the engine this fire could have been
put out within Il short time after Il,
started In spite of the high wind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
sPLANSA ARE BEING LAID
FOR THIRD LIBERTY LOAN
Organization Of Committees Will BE
Completed in Richmond in
Next Few Days.
WILL OPEN APRIL o
Treasury Department Plans to Make
Day Memorable Because Of First
Anniversary OF Americas Eli
trance Into European War.

Organization is quietly being made
for the floating OF tho third Liberty
loan in Richmond. It was annonnccd
yesterday that John Kerr Branch. who
has been selected as chairman by the
state committee. Will shortly name the
members OF the Richmond committee.
who Will be entrusted with the task
OF selling the bonds in the Apr oach-
ing campaign and organizing the de-
tails for the drive When the real work
cf placing tho bonds in the hands Of
investors comes. there will he we'll
selected committee OF fifty or siX;y
local men and women to conduct the
work.
No date has been definitely set For tho
Opening; of the th!rd Liberty loar cam
l'liGn, but il is the plan OF the Treas
Try Department IL ali matters regard
tug tho issue can he arranged h. that
t'mc, TO make APRIL 4 memorable
CAY not only as ;hc first anrivcrs
the formal declaration OF war be-
vccu the United states and German,
~ also as the da, 81 which the tnird
iN"rty loan campaign wgs set in mo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
Minstrcis for Thrift stnmps.

VhIIdTNn OF tho CIV have taken holN
OF the war saving stamp idea with tho
enthusiasm OF youth In the cit,
schools thcy are doing Wonderful
work but it has remained Tor Bess e
Nonncnbcrg. thirt"em years OF age. who
lives with her parents. brothers and
sisters q; io5 East Clay street. 10
evolve the ORIGINAL itea OF minstrel
show in her back yard. where win
local talent exclusively herself her
brother. simon Sonncmbcrg, and two
little neighbor children. Willie ana
sam i'lotn'rE, they viii do minstrel
stunts Tuesday afternoon beginning "a
o'clock ,ne admission fee being ne
penny. M!ss Hpnacnberg VIII give a
ALI on VIZ saving stamps and viii
exhibit her ,ar!ft card.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
ADNr:N WILL. ACr As
EXECUTIVE. MAN iCEls

W - Dabney will continue rs cx-
"cutiNe manager OF the third Liberty
loan. and while not ready at this tim.
to announce just how the great iSsu,.
viii be placed before The people. he
timnied yesterday that every poir,
= ould lie strained 10 have Rlchmcna
oferStcp her former excellent record
- subscribing to the bonds which are
S"oA !" be offered TO the public
1t was planned ny the Treasury De-
pertinent TO SeuC its Liberty I.2r
NeakcrS here on Il second lou- pro-
urinary to TIE opening OF the cam
J. Hsn here, hut thi: schu,ne was ab,n-
'on"d when II was learned that a meet
:; at this time could 10, be IN har-
nony with the plans OF the local con.
!.itt"c and manager
Speakers will he sent Through ,bn
!'uth this week The tour will ho,rin
~ NEWPORT News and Norfolk Tue, -.
y Other dates are: pc,nrsh,.,...
March 90: hynchhuyg March ~. p"n,
Iv'I!e and Greensboro March %. ~
nam aud Raleigh March "a Nilmi,,,.
'n'i' March 20 Charleston. N,rrh 49,,
"inmhia. March 2T: ,;rrcnyiun ~.
','!ftahhurE March Is: Cal, ..v;lI, ,,,,
mons. Ca March %: Rome -,
Hn'Frh so; AShcViiis. April ;: Sal,sh,,.,,
y, G. April .. Eoci Hil $ g ~
.har!oitc, April 10; W!nsir-
Urn ~ Roanoke. Aori! -. ~. 49,.
'"'t"sv!lle. .ipril 49, ~''','