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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

AUCTION-we sell real estkte al auctio
:, everywhere. Atlantic Coast Realty Co
Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27
BUSINESS SERVICE
business Services Omcrcd

CARPENrEKING-Wa Wanted. CARPENTER wants
mouse repairing: nS screens mad. ana re-
wlf'd. furniture Repaired expert on locks
EoofS and window troubles: roofs painted.
Madison sew
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

ALBEMARI.E PAPER MFG. co. Rich.
mond. Va. March -, 1919. Thc regular
annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
the office OF the company ut Richmond. Va.
on Thursday. April 10. 1919. at IL O'Clock
Treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

LOANS
DO YOU PAY FEES
ON MONEY YOU BORROW?
THE 1918 ACT SAYS YOU SHALL NOT.
WE CHARGE NONE!
APPLICATIONS LOOKED UP PROMPTLY.
LOANS MADE SAME DAY YOU APPLY.
sEABOARD SECURITY Co,
los NORTH SEVENTH STREET
PHONE MADISON 43I2.
l.OANS--J. Thompson brown " Co New
rent list, and loans Money awaiting YOU
MONEY---Wc loan money to you or for YOU.
IL. #. Rchcsun X Co.. Ia North Eleventh
.,.lto.- .------.------
MONEY 10 lend on urban and suburban
property crutchicld & Co, North
Eleventh Street.
MONEY to loan or city ,propcrsy. A. j.
MONEY TO lend rcnl estate. Ituirln &
sloan. IL North Eighth street.
WANTED, 70 lend on country real estate
ford 8 CO.. s32 East sisin street 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

LOANS
NEW OFFICE.
NEW METHODS.
BENEFICIAL LOANS
VIC lend money to any one who has steady
employment and good character. Bdnka bic
security not required. No pawns.
LOANS $:5 TO $500
Repayablc in 10 or more monthly install
mcniS. Legal charges only on unpaid bal
ances for actual time due inquiries invited
New accounts desired.
PROMPT. CONJ'i DENTAL. HELPFUL.
Write. can
PHONE MADISON 2537.
Hours. 10 d DAILY.
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY.
Licensed Money Lenders.
:0J,z NDRTI! SIXTH STREET.
SECOND MOOR.
Under State Banking Supervision
Member Legal Reform bureau 10 eliminate
the loan shark evil.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
ACUTE APPENDICITIS
FATAL TO YOUTH

Paul llcminoYer, aged % wears, VINO
underwent an operation for an acute
case OF appendicitis on Monday morn
ing at Ryburn Hospital died this
morning At l.3U o'clock. after making
an extremely brave fight for life. The
boy was taken Ill at his home south
of the city on Saturday and was taken
to the hospital sunday. His attend
ing physicians feared from the begin
ming that his fight for life was to be a
losing one owing to the nature of his
case
The dcCedent was the son of Geor"e
HemiGovcr He was born just wcS'
of the city, and for the past eleven
years had made hi, home in South
ottawa township. where for the pas t
several years he had followed the Cc-
cUpltlon Gf farmer.
His neither Died al the family hom"
me year ago last March. Survivin2
le leaves his father and the following
brothers and sisters, David. Ruth
'corge Loretta and Emma, all living
It home
The funeral services will be held
Saturday morning at 9 o'clock in 81
1olumba'S Church. Burial will be
made in St Columbia $ Cemetery.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
MISS HELFFRICH WEDS
FRANK R. SAVAGE

Miss Carrie Helffrich. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Michael Helfrich, 1916
Post street and Frank r. Savage. son
Cf Mr.. and Mrs Frank Savage of
StreatCr, were united in marriage by
Rev. {. W Chessman, pastor Of the
FIRST Baptist church, at his home on
Columbus street this afternoon at
2 - O'Clock.
lhcyc were attended by Miss Ruth
Nelson and Dr. G. A. Blean. The
bride Has attirod in a navy blue trico
tine SUIT with a hat and shoes "a
match, and wore a corsage bouquet
of rose buds
Mrs. Savage is very popular OF
tawa girls She has resided in this
ciyt all her life, and is graduate OF
the Ottawa township high school.
Mr. Savage recently returned from
France. and is now employed in the
office of the American bottle factory
in Streator
The bridal couple left on the 2:OG
Rock island train for Chicago anc
WikconHin to spend their honeymoon
after which they will return to Strea
tor to make their future home.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
UTILITIES COME IN
FOR THEIR SHARE Of
KICKS BY COUNCIL.
COMMISSIONER PALMER CHARGES
TELEPHONE COMPANY AND
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
WITH FlFTY-FiFTY COLLUSlON
TO RAISE RATES.

Telephone rates and Rock Island
powwow at an abbreviated session Of
the mayor and commissioners last
night, The Rock Island situation,
which has been up for discussion for
several meetings, was injected into
the regular grind last night by Com
missioner Dougherty's pertinent in
qniry as to what had been done to-
ward a,certaining under what author
ity the railroad was proceeding with
laying another set OF rails across
Columbus street.
1t was pointed out by the commits
SiOner that the city was not even in
tervieWed in the matter, and he
thought there was considerable dis
play of gall on the railways part in
going ahead with the work without
first gaining the city's permission.
Mayor Weeks announced he had
written the public utilities commission
concerning the matter, hat so far had
received no reply. either affirming or
denying the Rock Islands rights to
install the third set of rails without
permission from the municipality.
Tn. telephone rates We're shot into
the meeting by Commissioner Palmer
who charged the Bell Telephone Com
pany and the General Electric Com
pany. the latter large manufacturer
OF phone supplies, with being in ca
hOotS to operate a double shuttle or
the United Telephone Company stock
holders and the Ottawa public in gen
ora'.
He pointed out that the proposed III
crease in rates and cutting down the
four-rarty lines to tWo.party We're de-
signed To compel installation Of near'y y
double the amount of equipment al
the local exchange. The rate raise
he said. would give the telephone com
pany the price for making the install
ments. and the cutting down Of party
lines would give the General Electric
a lot more business.
Asked who and what his authority
for the statement was, Commits sSiOner
Palmer laid he had the thing 'On good
authority
He suggcs ed that the city attorney
go 10 Springfield aud combat the pro-
posed raise in rates
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
THREE GENERATIONS
TO SHARE ESTATE

Three generations viii share in the
81 $50 estate left by the late Blasius
Weber. whose death occurred AZ son.
p,a Ap'n 3, 1919 according TO pe'i.
tion Tor lot,"rs Of administration t'ed
TO-DAY IN the office OF Probate CLERK
Flick.
The deccased's widow, his daughter.
Mrs Sdunia GrNon, and his onlv
grandson, William Brown, only heirs
OF Mr. Weber. viii divide the small
estate on one.third each basis,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
u. S. CIVIL SERVICE
APPOINTMENTS MADE

Appointments at the Ottawa rost.
office following the civil service eA.
lminaiions Of last May have been an.
lnurccd Michael Carr. who passed
Iigh test for a vacancy on the carrie nr
list. has received the appointment OF
irst assistant carrier, and Ira lIund.
ley, "A sailor who spent much of mis-
me in overseas service, has been APP
9ointcd 10 an assistant ClrrkShip
Tho two successful applicants pass
I'd h igh IN 4 large field of applicants
Who took the examination. both have
lleady started upon their new duties
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
STRONG Wind and Rain DELAYS AIR RACES
CINCINNATI ENDS WORLD SERIES
BY WINNING DECIDING CONTEST

Ljebod made a wonderful throw t.
Schalk. Groh popped out to Eddie
Collins. No runs; two hits; no errors
Chicago-Gandil hoisted to Neale.
to first. No runs; no hits; no errors.
FIFTH INNING.
Cincinnati-Roush out. second to
first. Duncan line out to Ed Collins.
kopf tripled. Neale singled, scoring
kopf Neaie stole second. Rarldcn
out, Risberg to first. One run; two
hits; no errors.
Chicago-James struck out. kopf
made great stop of Liebold's grass
cutter and got the ball to first ahead
Of the runner. Ed Collins out, short
to first No runs; no hits; no errors.
SIXTH INNING.
Cincinrati--Elier singled. Rath
walked James was ordered from the
box by Gleason and Wilkinson sent
in. Oaubert bunted in front Of the
plate ard Schalk threw wild to third,
Eler reaching there safely, Rath TAX
ing second and Daubert first. Groh
famed. Roush singled, bringing in
Eler and Rath and putting Daubert
on third. Duncan singled, scoring
Daubert and putting Rath on third.
kopf walked, filling the bases again,
NeaIe forced Roush at the plate when
Weaver grabbed his drive and threw
to Schalk. kopf was caught off sec
ond by snap throw, SchaIk to Ris-
berg, Three runs; three hits: one
Chicago-Weavcr singled over first
jackson hoisted TO Roush. Foush TOOK
care cf Felsch's high fly. Gardl flied
20 NeaIe. No runs; one tit; no erre-s
SEVENTH INNING.
ncinrsti--Rariden flied to Felsch
EI|er struck out. Rath walked. RatF
stole second Dauhert also walked
Groh nc sted to liebold No runs; nc
hits; no errors.
Chicaqo-Risherg hoisted to Rath
schalk lifted to Rarlden. Wilkinson
famed. No runs; no hits; no errors
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
Bees Distinguish Colors.

Experiments have shown that Dees
dIstingujsb different colors. but differ
ent colors acquire significance tor
bees when the insects have learned
that certain colors are associated WIN
certain nutriiivc advantages. lhe
hoes are not "rohcx x-machines'--they
are not compelled hy any organic
chromo,ropism to prefer certain col
ors To others. They accumulate eN
perlcnce and remember that certain
colors are associated with certain nu
tritive benefits
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
SATURDAY NIGHT HAVING BEEN
BATHED IN TOTAL BLACkNESS
CAUSES STRONG CRITICISM TO
COME FROM COMMISSIONERS

The vagaries Of OraWa's lighting
system. in regards particularly to it E.
! pcnchant for getting out of commits
sion at the slightest provocatinn. were
informally discussed last night at the
weekly session of the commissioners
The performance Of last Saturday
night, when the whole lighting Sys-
tenn was out of commits ion for ninety
| minute, was responsible for the DIS
meeting by Commissioner Bradley
who wanted to know who and what
is responsible fer the present trouble
at the power plants of the Northern
Illinois Light and Traction Company
THAT affair Of Saturday night cost
merchants and theaters OF Ottawa
| hundreds upon hundreds Of dollars,
said Commissioner Bradley and ! be
lieyc. it is now nigh time that We took
official CogniZance of the matter and
get busy on means Of correcting it
The least little sprinkle puts our
| lights out and leaves the whole city
| IN darkness at times when lights are
| needed worst This don't look right tc
! ne, Il don't seem that the company
| is worrying any about a condition it
is in duty bound to correct without
any further delay Saturday night
cost too much money to everybody i.
the loon TO permit il to go unnotced
II was brought ont that the lights
! have habit of going out a. tho first
| a.. al ..ri1 al Ct,
| Criticism of the brand OF service
| which was occasionally referred TO as
'rotten' and The worst ever, were
| frequent. The ques tion of the com
| pany's liability for losses sustained DN
merchants and theaters Saturday night
was discussed, with opinions favorine
| the liability.
Commissioner StiCklcn said he had
| been approached by "A group Of mer
chants who were willing 10 put up 20
much each toward financing an ind"-
pendent lightning plant for Ottawa.
Two Of these men said StiCkleu
offered to put in $50" each toward
erecting an independent plant for OF
tawa. And they We're not hluihnt
| either They meart business
| We've got TO loot into this thing.
added the mayor, II understand wc
| are dependent entirely upon the Mar
seilIcs dam for power. What is the
matter with the power house here
! It is not in opera, ion and fires are
neve" built under the boilers. It Ger
| lainly is gloomy prospect ahead il
| the company persists in supplying the
| sind Of service it has for the past teN
I
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
RUNS INTO CURB
TO AVOID COLLISION

Joseph MetHEer. 72l Canal street.
broke wheel of his touring car this
morning when h. ran into the curb
ing in the l3ho block on ottawa ave.
nue. Mr., Mctzgcr was attempting to
pass the truck Of the Saaicula Miner.
al Spring Co, when he hi, the curb,
With the exception Of a broken wheel
his car was not damaged
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
WOULD DECLARE
A LABOR TRUCE

Washington oct "a nation via
labor truce 20 continue three month
VAS proposed in resolution pilcrod
at the Industrial conference today by
Bernard Baruch, chairman OF the dele
gates representing the public Al
strikes and lockouts would terminate
immediately Immediate arbitration
of the steel strike was proposed to tho
conference by President GOmpcrs of
the American r,ederation OF Labor.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
Measure OF Greatness.

r.rcoi mon. great events, great
euoclls. II has been Saio' gre" ~ we
teredn from them; ara 'h' fN'c A.
which thny grow IN the estimation M
mon il in some sort measure ol '''e'T
rrcn,ncss. Principal Shairr.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
STORY IS TOLD WHEN MORANS
UNCOUPlE FIVE HITS IN OPEN
ING FRAME KNOCK JANE S
FROM BOX AFTER HE STARTED
RESCUE-JACKSO GETS FIRST
HOMER OF SERIES.
Reds-41O O13 O10A1O
Sox -OQlrOOO O4O- S
>l Hits--Cincinnat'. t6; Chicago, 10.
Errors-cino'nnati 2; Chicago l.
Batteries-Circi innati, Eller and
Rariden Chicago, Williams James,
Wilkinson and Shalk.
oBy the ASSOCIATED Press }

Chicago. oct cincinnati today
stands on, in tho baseball world q.
N. oban,,or of ,ha ,,i,erso
beiore chte''is mo IFS "'''' stag
the game resoiNed 1t ELF into hfr-
rible bat fcstAai,h all pitchers louking
,s hu,hv leavncv as opytbinp could
poss'p's "c' NtHe'''h''l ""''NN' "
total OF sixteen saie S"aia on me SoH
pitchers. while lhe American Lcaguers
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
DENY REHEARING IN
LA SAllE co. CASE

Springfipld H., oct 2. ,Spcciap
The supreme court today denied John
Moore a rehcaring in the case of VIII.
lam Brennan vs.. the !ndu trial Com.
mi sion Of lliaois. The case vas
tried in the a Sale cirucuit court.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
|ElECTRC LIGHT CO. PALMER TO FORCE INCREASED WATER
lis ARA |GNED FOR PROSECUTION upon RENTALS PROPOSED
|P00R SERVICE HERE GAMBLING H0USESBY CITY COUNCIL
SAYS HE WILL ASK STATE TO
TAKE UP UkTRIEO CASES-RE.
FUSA- MEANS HE WILL PRO.
cEED WITH SUITS.

Disposition of the charges again It
William GrosSkurth and r. J. Nertney.
whose places were raided by the po-
lice and skinned of valuable gaming
raphernalia, today caused Commits
sioner Palmer to issue a statement to
the public outlining his plans for pros
ecutins the keepers OF the two alleged
gambling houses
It is a moral certainty that SOME
thing must he done 10 bring Mr.. Merit
icy ana MI Gross6arth to trial" said
CCmmissi Palmer. and | tor one
am going to use every means avail
able to see that they do not escape
punishment.
Il prefer, however, 10 have the state
take up the undisposed OF charges
and prosecute them, The pending
cases grew out OF state warrants am
the prosecuting attorney will be asked
TO see that his Office is represented at
the trial by someone with authority to
proceed against the defendants.
I'm case the states attorney does
no care to 60 ahead with the prosecu
ticns, will then demand that The city
proceed with the two undisposed o.
suits.
IT is not fair to T. + RiCkerd. whg
Is admittedly one Of the small fries
in the gambling business, should be
forced a pay a $500 fine, while the
bigger fish escape Personals | can
not stand for any Injustice like that
Wa he bn ouiinn,p bar
, Mr.. Nertneys admission in a couiI
Of record and it don't appear to M
as though there will be any lroubi,
getting conviction
Suits Long Pending.
The Nertney basement was radpd
on the night of Sept 49, Several hun
dred dollars worth of high priced
gambling equipment was seized t.
the raid and later destroyed On Sat
urday night, Sept. -. the police raideG
the Grosskurtn and Rickerd establish
ments, finding a flock of crap shooter;
in the latter place and "A bunch of para
phernalia in Gro 'skurth's. Rickerd
on the following Monday appeared be
fore Judge George koenig entered
plea of guilty and paid a fine OF 800
NblUlUS mas bttH uDllP since SO
machine and roulette table were takal
from the Hotel ottawa toward prose
cutting the owners Of those devices
which. like the other contraband ar
tlcles, underwent demoishment al tn
hands OF the commissioner of pub il
health and safety and his police de
partment No warrants were ISSUED
for the arrest of anyone connected
with the paraphernalia taken from tn
hotel
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09

VbN mo NNNOITNTVU T-IU0NT
New York. OCT . Carlos M"iondeE
former president of the republic OF
Salvador died here yesterday in a pri-
va'e sanitarium where he was under
going treatment, It became known to-
day.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
CALLED TO JOLIET
BY MOTHERS DEATH

James O'Toole was called to Joliet
today by the death Of his mother, who
passed away at the family home in
that city.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
MAYOR AND MiSSlONERS
UNITED ON PLAN FOR PUTTING
PUMPING STATION AT LEAST
ON LF-SUPPORTlNG BASIS.

Plans for overcoming cold turkey
loss of $3.50 of 81 ,GU in operating
and Maintaining the Citys water sys-
TEN, were up for general discus sion
last night at the regular meeting OF
the city council. One means, which
the mayor AID commss toner's seem
ed unanimously agreed upon, for
Transforming the plant into an aa5et,
Instead OF a liability, as past years
have shown, Is to increase water
rentals from the present rate Of $500
to $1,000 per annum, offsetting the
additional charge with q larger cubic
tootage Of the amount allowed for
consumption.
Should the increase be decided up
on without too much protest from the
cubic feet per quarter, as against $40
as now allowed. That some sort OF
revised rates will sometime be agreed
upon and adopted. after the prelim-
mary pros and cons are given ample
debate, remains almost certainty
1t was pointed ou' by the clerk last
night that in the fiscal year of 1918
/ 1919 the wafer works lell hehlnt
/ S3.4Cl after carrying a detiCi' of s. p0'
from the year before. leaving a net
! loss to the city Of 5000. Operation
expenses for the twelve months were
ga cro
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
FIRST PLANE REACHES
OMAHA ON FLIGHT
ACROSS CONTINENT

Mneola, N Y, Oct. g Rain held up virtual
ly all westbound flyers in the army's transconti-
mental contest early today at the control stations
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
FIRST INNING.

Cncinnst--Rath popped out to RiS'
heru. Daubert singled to center. Grch
singled to right and Daubert hclc sec
ond. Roush doubled to the right field
ferce. scoring Daubert and putin J
Groh on third. Duncan doubled TO lett
scorlnu Groh and Roush, This was
enough for Williams and BIO BIZ
James went irto the box for Chicago
kopf walked Duncan held second
Neale famed, Rariden lofted Texas
Lacquer over first, scoring Duncan arc
putting kopf on third. Rariden stole
second. ElIer ended the inning, flying
out to FcIsch. Four runs; five hits;
no errors.
Chicaqo---Licbold singled. Ed Col
Inns doubled. Weaver famed. Jack
son lifted fly to konf. Felsch famed
No runs; two bits; no errors.
SECOND INNING.
iCncinnati--Rath struck out. Oau
bert flied to left. Groh singled
Roush doubled, scoring Groh, but
was caught between second and third
One run; two hits: no errors.
ago--Gandil line flied to Dau
bert. Risbcro walked. Rarden drop
ped Schalks high foul and was giver
an error. SchaIk singled. James out
on a high foul to Groh, LeboId fan
ned. No runs; one hits; one error
THIRD INNING.
Cincinnati--Dunoar out third Z
first. kouf out, third to first. Neal
walked, but was caught stealing
catcher TO second. No runs no hits
no errors.
Chicaqo--Ed Collins out on fly t
Duncan. Weaver lifted high fly tina
Rsth made circus catch Of. Jackso
nut ono into the right field beachcr
Tor a home run, tic longest hit Of III
series at Comiskey Park. FeIsch We
out, short TO first. One run; one hi.
no errors.
FOURTH INNING.
Observation-Disclosures lined into Ga
dis hands. Eller was hit by a pitehe
rail. Rath singled. Dsubert sin9le'
Eller was caught at the plate whe
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
Tells Planes to Start,

Chicago. Oct. o.. Az 945 a. m.
Captain Hoag, commander of Ash.
bru nfeld. sent message to Bryan
field. O.. to start all westbound air
planes from that point as soon as
they were ready as weather condl'
tiols in Chicago had sufficiently inn
proved TO make flying safe.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
Long List Of Delinauents.

Upon the heels g. al agitation for
higher prices for rents, Commissioner
Bradley of the finance department
compiled IA long list of dellnQuehts.
some OF them the biggest property
owners in Ottawa, showing approXi
mately $1,000 due the city from about
40 property owners who have failed
to send checks for the amounts cover
ed in statements mailed them quarter
!v a collector will be sent out to
gather in the large sums due from
these delnquents. If they do not set
tie meters will he ordered taken out
of all the places where the bills have
not been paid
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
Years Since Rates Were Raised.

1t was brought out by Superlnlenu'
ent Mark Duffy that there has been
no change in water rates since form
er Mayor c. +. Hooks administration,
when they were boosted from 81 to
IS per annum This in spite of the
steadily upward trend of all produc'
tioa costs. II was pointed ont 20 the
commi sioners that it costs double
over pre- war prices to operate pump
ing station. both for labor ana mater
ials. The commits sioners could see
no rea son for the water station marx
ing time and becoming over burden
ed with operation upkeep Wheh
everything else under the sun had
reached such eXhorbitant prices.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
WEATHER..

Rain and colder tonight.
Friday rain and much
colder.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
FOURTH INNING.

Observation-Disclosures lined into Gar.
dis hands. Eller wac hit by a pitched
rail. Rath singled. Dsubert singled.
ElIer was caught at the plate when
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1850
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-05-01

of the Vashon State Bank, the Ma,
loney brothers, and number of
others whoconstitute list of hon
orable gentlemen and faithful
workers.
We are making an appeal to our
sister communities, Burton, Dock
ton, Lisabeula, and ask why not
get busy and start a rural Y. NJ.
{. AT Get your wrestling club.
track team and base BAH and
enter into wholesome competition.
There win be a Y. NJ. c. A. con.
ference in Vashon at an early
date. Let it be known that this
conference is for the whole Island
territory. There will be promi-
nent men present: Mr.. Wilcox.
state "Y' secretary; Mr.. Ben
Smith, state secretary of boys
work. along with other eminent
talent. These workers viii open
our eyes.
Don't forget that Vashon Y. M.
G. A. gives you a treat every Fri
day night to a first-cIass picture
show. The merits of our shows
are based upon their educational
features.