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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-03
Subscriptions to Victory Loan Take Big Spurt And
 Workers Much Encouraged
Quota Still in the Distance and People Urged to Make Lb . eral Response to Appeal-Tank Streets At tracts Attention and Reminds People of the
 Sacrifice Made by Boys Overseas
 Rainbow Division Meets Today

Buttons are going fast. They
 are exceedingly popular and every buyer of a bond is de mandlng one at the time of the purchase.
 Yesterday was T good day for the 1 Victory Loan workers. Total subscrip- tions are known to run well above the half million mark and only a few ! of the reports were in the hands of | the auditing committee last night | The biggest subscription noted yesterday was that of the sloss- sheffield Steel and Iron company fer $350,090. of which S3Oc,0UO is credited to Jefferson county and s'Jt,UO0 distributed among walker, Franklin ana Colbert counties. Much elation was evident at t1e headquarters late yesterday afternoon when President j. w. Mcqueen of tEe Sloss- Shemielo Steel and Iron company called up Chairman John l.. Raul and stated that his company would sub scribe for S35Q,G0U worth of bonds. This makes the total subscription of the ossSheifield company to all hve loans S3,600000
 CROWDS FOLLOW TANK
 The American tank was on duty again yesteraay and attracted more attention even than other days. Wherever it went crowds foliowed and Dr. Frank Willis Barnett, Major Li5bey and Miss Freda Avant the speak CTS, gained attentive ears when they spoke. The daily exhibition of this war scared engine of war on the streets is having d telling effect and already a big increase in subscriptions is being noted
 The women in charge of the booths increased their sales yesterday consia- efably over that or Thursday. The to- tai reported by Mrs. Joe Norman last night was $60,S00, or about $l0,GVo more than the previous dayt. Mrs. Nor man expressed the greatest satisfaction last night over the work of the patri- otic women who are giving their tune to this work.
 Erskine Ramsay subscribed for Sl00.- 900 worth of bonds yesterday. placing $20, ,000 of the subscription with the booths.
 New life has been injected into
 the campaign within the last two
 or three days and the work of talk
 ing subscriptions is being pushed
 more energeticalIy than ever. The
 people Scneraliy, aiso, are tuAfHs
 more interest in ihe campaign and
 a result of this combination the
 total subscription is bounding for
 ward at lively rate.
 Definite figures are not made puo- lie by the committee, but from the eN- pressions of satisfaction heard at head quarters it is evident that things are going more to the liking of the man agers. While a great deal of hard tR bn hafnra min gham and Jefferson county are over the top, Chairman kaul and his hUs- ting band of assistants and workers are beginning to feel easier over the situation.
 LARGER SUBSCRIPTIONS
 The following are among the larger subscriptions taken at the booths yes terday:
 Adolph Hirsch ................,S 1,ooo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-03
S60,S00
RIDGELY APARTMENTS

Miss Mary Robinson. chairman of the womens committee at the Ridgely apart ments has renorted the following sub ScriptionS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-03
SPEECH OF WELCOME

The main part of the committee, he continued, reached New York too late to greet the boys. But about 40 went out to sea to see them. And Satur- day at Camp Merritt, We officially well comed them home.
 The exercises were not elaborate. Simply we gathered in the camp thea tre, and spoke to them. l made a short speech, and presented Mrs. Screws, wife of their commanding officer. She was given an ovation-not only because of her activity in their behalf, but on ac- count of her husband who, with of ncers and men, is exceedingly popular.
 And then we informed the boys that We had messages from their homes, and invited them to come upon the stage. This they did Shortly, thereafter they were permitted to go to town
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-03
ALABAMA WILL BE !. PROUD OF |TSbOYS, SAYS GOV. MILLER
Perfect Specimen of Man. hood" Is Way Chairman of Reception Committee
 Describes 167th

Alabama will rejoice to see it's sons, was tine way Lieut.-Gov. Ma than l.. Miller put it yesterday.
 The chairman of the official com mittee appointed by the governor to welcome the I67th regiment on it's return to the United States, con- tinued:
 Ut matters little how the boys looked when they left, they are per- feet specimen now. have never seen finer body of men, young, swathy, bronzed, virile. agile and aggressive even in their stride and handshake.
 "And be certain that you prepare breakfast for them. They care very itttle for lunch and dinner. But they want breakfast. If you have S3 to spend on their meals for day, spend $2 of it for breakfnst.'' The chairman returned yesterday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-03
CREDENTIAL FORM,

where the list of delegates
 be formally ratified. Ten , be named
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-03
OTHER SUBSCRIPTIONS

Other subscriptions at headquarters yesterday were as follows: Sloss-S Sheffield Steel and Iron com
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-12

the hody IN sack weight Il With
rurAs ana threw istlalo Iht hay
Mhvn The bay was itagEed ny the
rsllce they prcosercd nei nnif Ar'ia'
sssstf'. body. with the cord sslll knol'ra
arunn1,fhe meek. hut two eshefe. whIeh
wet> iien,jiied as those N the wrestler
kalye nad a rollsh tew namel i,e~
@l,Eki, who was snpwB 10 have been
''in wrons" With The bnlshesisis 10
4s,s.sS~zss ssssss1sl. * III ss4s y
writings ffan bis pen,
The police aaa ciaim to have learned
that irwi'ski wns taking French less
sns from hRgmar. Snd that she Jared
him. ns veil ms her cx sweetheart, to
the den II the t3ossact
nut while the other prisoners ara
signing confessions 10 ihe hgi4e ~ 70.
cei,ing leaieucY, llsdjcijacNe. the ros.
saek, Keeps bis own counsel. refusing
even 20 deny his guilt. Aud pagmar
lights ufs cigarette SITTER an1ther and
smiles III her jaiiora.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-12

skinny inaisidusi With MidrtH Like
Fatty Arhuckis Aufaets Police
Attention

isruukiyu " r t6Hrg man ~
skinny Us living skeleton In q cirrus
went Int tailor shop the uihst say
at,t emerged II h fsw minutes with n
maissilne itse Isiil Ati'tarslss Ia.
tealnea Jerry McNaheal who e.s
messed the transformation frsaa he
corner. watrhed ihe uaa Nsddie slo"
~ down ihe STEERS into o cellar Then
he called hls partner fatrninAn
Walsh, and. creeping quietly TO The
stairs. uadc dash through the cellar
dsTyv,
'iie mast have weighed Bs pounds
Hnd now he has docked. exclaimed
McMahon. inst as his partner shouted
u .nnk here I"
walsh hnd .taHhied over . bolt u
nnvy Uniform e,nth and n large qnan'
sity unwpuati fsufu another bs,i, There
war perhaps 1900 worth Of go''ds 10
itse tile
THE fugitive. skinny ene" mere, vHs
found hisijng In dumb wa'ief and sr'
rested asi d hsirrIary charge H. case
his nsusc ~ Joseph Riches and said be
lived osef ihc taller shot
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-12
Trust Me! Try Dodson's Liver Tone!
CaIoreI Harms Liver and Bowels
Read nv guarantee, Liven your liver and bowels
and get Strengthened up without taking sicken-
ing caloreI DON'T lose days work!

There's 80 reason why , persan
should take slckasls4g. salivating eaio-
uiei when few erGts buys a large
bottle u Dcslsa's Liver Toas--~a per
tecE Substitute t@r eRloEs@a
II Ia a pleasant. vegetable lisu.d
which will start your hssr Just as
surely as eaiomei. bar II GoeSG't make
you siek aud can not salivat~.
Children and grewn folks can take
Dottsoas Liver Tone. because II ls
perfectly harmless.
Calomel IL dangerous drug. II Is
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-12
KIDNEYS WEAKENING?
BETTER LOOK OUT!

k..einey saJ hla,,l&E traahlga aA.. I
6isappeag Of themselves, They grow
alau soa, slowly bat stesally. UNDER
Mining your health with deadly Ger.
taiaty, uatl yca fan a vie;In 10 In.
durable disease.
Stop ynur TROUBLES while there Is
time. pJg't wa,t anita little tNslna Be.
come hlg aches boat ,riae with DIV.
case ~ avoid fstnrr ~sTeriug hega,
treatment with GOLD MEDAL. LIAR.
lrm M caFsaies now. Take THREE or
four every day until you feel taat yoa
are entirely free frosa pain.
This well kaown preparation has hten
ena II tbs national remedies o. ilci-
laua Tor centuries Ia ltaA fAr govern.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-12
Avg a. Lear Security

Hea5sss. Pa lf}le {. NFr ~ Man.
gA.s@, niet-. RVS started rfT'ie-4n se-
ftea sgSih@ r ] Ha.@w sgd TIE OF.
4erters - Tire late Ealtst u Itatfa y
nssatHg hasinsss nans ia rsxafer .
reg vsiaea .; s2fsh nslax $ i'hHs.
fesghssn- IA s&bs ~ bSse etTen Il to
fpNvts IN ae~-aF3sy ssr l01H THIS
ggaiDtir declares i ts3angs 10 hrr arr.
shtt she lsssrsss1 II 10 Hzjaw f0r -.
sisaii0n parTSysss- The sheriff ,ooa
~ rax from the Davis nst hsssa r. D
bank Ts1l' ghta TIE ownership II d.
ciSsr. .ssslay.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-12

msst Of the Nsthsrlands granted a ape
csEl charter authorizing It's ssle
The Eood huusrwi'e ~ Holland would
slmest Rs saan be w}shoef food as with.
cut her Real nqsch nrofs." a. sAs
quantity rails GOLD MEDAL Hasrlean
Oh Capsules Ther nse restores
strength aai Ia responsible In q great
measure for the sturdy, robust health
ot the iIollanasfs.
10 not delay, Go n your truxsist
aud insiat Gn his Supplying you with .
hex Of GOLD MEDAL. HasrleEa oh
Capsules Take them ~ directed ard
u you are net satisfied With results your
druggist will gladly refund your nasney.
ook FOR the name GOLD MEDAL an
the boa and accept no other. la sealed
haass, three kta@s.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-12

mercury and attacks yaaf bones. Take
q dose cf nasty ealaaael iaiay and yea
viii feet ~eak. sAek SID Eaasessteti TIE
morrow, Isvu't lose days woEk.
Take n sFsaas'ii III lSsiseRs Liver
Tone irHead ana you viii waae uD
feeling great. No more hiiiuasnsss.
coastipatiaa, siaggishRsss. headache.
cssa;ad tongue OF sgur sicnnReh- Your
druggist says II sou dont End nod'
sna's Liver Tone acts better tsaa hor.
vihle cssotnei year raoRey In waittRg
for yoa.--Ady.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-12
MnrAs ThAa Elu.

MY brsssher. while 80 Eaata te Camp
pike. Ark,, exchanged addresses With a
young wumau 81 Chattanooga. soon
asfst,s'- rssN5ffff@ ~ ~ fNi-''ff arf 'f'iffS
quarantine was az over caaP. lu her
anawrr sha susa vAG hHa.d quarantine
sva@ nsa NV, l..ld a~ au" AMI lhat ha
would not haze y Exchange
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-12
Offenders Fined" 10 Save;
They &c, So They Like II

In tbs police courts ot Nee
York state IL II getting 10 be a
cenmou practice 30 sentence
minor offenders 10 Term NJ
saving. and IN Syracuse las, year
sa.rs YRS Invested In this wuf
IN war savings stamps. oil later
returned 10 the men ar us~d 70
help their families Al Niagara
Falls. vhcn David fepd~riek
ans placed on probation six
months ago and ordered to girs
.hc probation officer sla wesk
far war savings stamps, he rom.
piained bitterly, A. the end II
sia months he received SEQ NO
wse;-th II sisiRps. ami he yalnn-
tarlr plsced himself on iuaet.
lbltc probation, promising IN
bring In $40 q weck 70 continue
hls ayltss Investment
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-12
TIED TOGETHER, TRY TO DIE
nvcchist tupessslt!e1 Believed 10
Have inspired the Act ~
Eisver kersara

geonl, knrra 49, An ettrant 3nars a..
te's7ls NJ eleven hIfaHY r. ee'H'nf
sulrtas by tying ~ y~Fa ts@ethes
9th ftsEe af1 thpu 3aHsnR over
l.sa.rtl IL reported fr"tn tNe tfeatF port
N rlle4ng!tss asspFI' :s4ffst} Eve Hf''@s
.pgytisest ~ Ssza1i,
1l,e Enesdst' occurred IN frrry'
t..,a. yqrEtfta gssst VI ns3t shtHU9fp4 suf
a rsaytsg bland The brat @Bs atufgs'd
and au vets t@tEea w. f.tli 'l1tee rers
aeaA
TIE 49, n sseitsvtS tn hare ssee,i 10
So rcd ty Etsld'sisi sni-ers'iiiess.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-12
Short and Sham.

~Yoar sitality ~ low."
+sisua DOCTOR. | daneed tina 'shim,
ssse' nearly NIL last Might I"
~Aiss yoar n0fals, itrre's a pre-
seriptiou for debility taa't Hndsf
kake to cure deprayirg. tive dollars
Kse2Se."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-12

"A husband and father should nCvcr
speak cross word IN his hnmr "a
tFitie severity said the presiding ctdef
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yirvat guns ~ tron p INTERRUPTED
Cap Iahasnn Of Rumpus Ridge You
~anJ expect thr pnor en.a tn hep ap
sytrt 'tmst. nsSffsN1rS tn at' SGFAs r
\@ce'vt. ,nu Sou, parsou ; hsnsae
ly star
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-12
ICOSSACK CHIEF AND GIRL
IN GREAT MURDER ORGY

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-12
cusleur. saan for the cemnlsxIer.

rsotAing better than Cuttcura Soap
daily nnd Ointment new and then a.
needed 10 make the complexion clear.
scalp clean and hands soft and white
Add to this the fascinating. fragrant
Cuticufa Talcum nad you have tho
Cuslcara Toilet Trio, ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-12

with your inEerG' fou can wv OF
Any hard corn. soft corn, or corn rs
tween the tneT. and the hard Skia eat
Hnses from bottom " feet
A tiny hottie Of "freeEoue" cost
listic Mt any drug store, apply a ""
drops upon the corn or callus. III
stanily II stops hurting. then shortly
yuu mn hat ho@hsrsome corn or cNllns
right off. root aud ait without one BIT
of pnln or soreness. TRULY No hum
hug ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-12
ks..v'g This ?

~ etisf sass VI scr gay csSa % es,sfrh
xAeS ea1hst ~ gGt@d b. HALLS
AFATARts4 MEDICINE
II HALLS (sATARhH MEDICINE ID tAk-
- inter- AlsgLassa AA@t& kArmdgr yEs Blood
% tho MaAoax Surfaces ~ tlta System.
M1k4 IN druggists toe ossT ferSy ygAta
FtxNe 5Ss. Testimonials tree
III y. Cheney q Co, TGisto Ossia.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-12
ne way Of n.

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tn Isnspsa e&ani shsa~ bad 10 hey 81
Ea&sssftOss 49, Didn't fhNyy
w ssgYesw they did 10 aeEotiate 9b~
1sbxsa.v
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-12

Speaking of fossts ina, 4 tlagrse, The
futlo~ing tn 'ak*t trom MI English
mean Spectal ttsi4y. Boiled Rabbi
aud Pork '
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-12

fAHa HEIR wt>tfD tta per fs@@sh !.
Vsgnaaasat iabs, tsAati ~ eesas seed guar
teta gsr4eHa ~ fara'is~A enly NJ sssIfws
60 hiE gttF COED chance ts sr9atfs asnts
easily 8e.tsn Uisdas FatrsS AiRss4 FLA
W. n w.. hEMPHlS, NO. % 1919.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-11
The Yellow Ticker
at the Opera House

The Opera House will present
THE Yellow Ticket tonight. This
is a thrilling stoN of Jewish girl
who had been studying at conserva-
tory in Russia when the decree came
all Jews from Moscow A
train of thrilling circumstances are
shown, EXPOSING the irisrigues of the
Russian government. The girl finally
escapes, meets the man destined to be
her husband, and goes to America
Throughout the picture, the Yellow
Tickta plays its sinister part. The
Yellow Ticket was the passport CIV.
en- to women of the underworld in
Moscow. 1t was only through this
ticket, which she secretly, had come
in possession of, that the girl was
permitted to stay in Moscow when all
other Jews had been ordered to leave.
Fannie Ward is the star in this
picture, which develops into
/ tragic trend in the final scenes.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-11
To Submit Important Re-
port at Meeting Called
for Friday Night in
City Hall
Manager Harman Calls Members
for Important COnfab to
Consider Propositions
on Hand

Manager Will c .Harman has sent
out cards calling a meeting of the
members of the Chamber of Com
merce in the City Hall Friday night
at eight o'clock, Mr. Harman has
compiled report of the associations
activities since its last meeting, and
he has several propositions of much
interest to submit for the consider
ration of the members. Among these
is plan to establish shell distribu-
tion plant at this point, and also prop
ositions from others seeking loca-
tions at this place. Mr.. Harman also
has big thing under his hat in the
way of firm desiring to buy ZOO
million feet of tupe1o.
1t has been some time since meet
ing of the Chamber of Commerce has
been held, on account of the flu and
other distractions. Mr. Harman
wants to see large representation
present at this meeting, and is work
ing hard to have the members come
out. The matters he has under con-
sideration are of the utmost irnpor-
tance to this city, and the coopera-
tion of all is needed to land them.N
The members should not lag in their
assistance to Mr.. Harman, because
without it, the Chamber OF Commerce
cannot go ahead. Fortunately, most
of the business people of Morgan
City are wide-awake and on the job.
They realize the Importance of this
organization to the city, and are
ready whenever called upon.
There are some who have been
somewhat lax in their support" said
Mr.. Harman, "but hope to see these
come across and put their shouldeA
to the wheel"
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-11
New Fish and Oyster
Journal at New Orleans

Through the courtesy or the Cham
Der of commerce, the Review has at
hand a copy of volume /, Number I
of the Fish and Oyster Reporter,
published at New Orleans. It is de-
voted principally to the fish and
oyster industry of the south This
maiden issue has 50 pages and the
cover. and carries a profusion of ads,
which are the life of any journal not
supported by its subscription price.
1t contains intelligently prepared ed
itorial matter, and number. of
splendid anticles On the Fish and eys-
ter industry. Mr.. Will Harman be-
lieves lat the fish dealers of this
city should read this Journal, and he
witlsbe glad to send in any subscrip-
tions entrusted to I'm.
NuDRa.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-11
Princess and kinu.

Rev. DR.. Edwin Heyl Delk. related
the following story to his colleagues
Of the Wartime Commission of the In
terchurch federation after a confer
ence:
american soldiers were marching
along road in France and were show
cred with cigarettes and kisses by the
girls along the roadside. Finally one
Of these women handed a box of Gig,
arettes to manly young doughboy.
saying at the same time: I am, glad to
give you these. am the Princess So
and-So.'
'The Yankee soldier laughed as he
replied: That's the stuff. kid; fly high.
I'm the king Of Belgium '"-Philadel-
phia Public Ledger.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-11
Sound Advice

The senior major Of British reg.
ment was giving the benefit of his ad-
vice and experience to a youthful
sub.
"See here" he exclaimed, this IS
your first dinner, and, well, go easy
with the decanter, my boy. Remem.
Der esprit de corps, and-er-and all
that sort Of thing. Here's good tip.
See those silver candlesticks there7
When you can see four instead Of two
why. clear out. 60 home, Seer
Perfectly, and thanks awfully," re.
piled the young officer, ''but don't you
think you had better go home at
once? There's only one candlestick."
Ideas.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-11
Theatrical Event Of the
Season Tomorrow Night

That the big snow bo okcd t. ap..
pear At the Opera House tomorrow
|night-"Everywoman"-will he the
theatrical event of the season was
stressed by Manager Loeb in state
nent to the Review. People are en-
gaging seats at fast clip" said Mr..
Loeb, "and indications are thar we
will have full house on Wednesday
night"
Mr.. Loeb stated that people from
neighboring towns were sending
0eir checks for seats in advance, and
he, advises all who have not as vet
bought their seats to cali at the Fad
and do 50.
i The success of this show here. !"
said Mr.. Loeb. will IN a measure
gage the shows booked here in the
future. We are trying to introduce
the big shows in Morgan City, and
can do so only if we get the patron
age. I believe that the people Of
Morgan City want good shows, and
am going to try to meet the REQUIRE
ments OF the present day theatrego-
ers."
7EvdWwoman's" appearance mere
tomorrow night has been advertised
IN all OF the nearby towns, including
Jeanerette, Franklin, Baldwin, Pat
terson and other towns. The fact
that it will bring outsiders to tonw
is one Of the features of the biz
shows visit to Morgan City.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-11
Kings Daughters Hold
Postponed Meeting

The postponed February meeting
of the Kings Daughters was held at
the residence of Miss Lena Standard
last Wednesday, Mrs. T. w. Schmidt
and Mrs. Harry Williams assisting
as hostesses. Although many of our
members are sick or just recovering
from the flu, there was quite gath
ering of interested members. Three
new names were added to our roll
Mrs. M. Lehman, Mrs. Ralph Loeb
and Mrs. G. A. Schmidt.
AS the Great Armenian Drive fell
below the quota allotted, it was de-
cided to continue sending the month.
ly contribution of $1,000 which we
have been doing for fourteen months
our organization being the first to
undertake this work.
A number of interesting articles
were read by the differen. members,
dealing with the topics of the day.
A charity case was taken up and
Immediately upon investigation, aid
was given.
Our leader asks for better atten-
dance, urging that the members show
more enthusiasm, as this noble work
must go on, and each Daughter BY
her noble examples helps to fulfill
the aims for which our organization
stands.
Mr.. Lewis J. Bass addressed the
Circle. and as, usual gave 4 very in.
teresting talk. He is so interested
in our work that he has gone 30 far
as to interest Z number Of our most
prominent citizens by raising among
them Free Will contributions to the
amount Of $4,000, with which to con-
tinue our good work A rising vote
OF thanks was given Mr.. Bass.
After numerous discussions, our
Circle has decided to hold a social
hour by serving refreshments. limit
ing the courses to two; each member
notifying the hostess of her intention
to be present or not.
Mr.. c. R. Brownell sent us a free
will offering of $1,000, knowing how
wisely our funds are used.
Before adjourning, the hostesses
served delicious ice cream. A1f~who
were fortunate enough to attend
voted this meeting one of the most
enjoyable ones held for some time.
MRS. ]. ]. GOLDMAN,
Secretary.