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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-07-18
CANDIDATES in
PRIMARY ELECTION

Following is the official list of can
didates to be voted for in the primary
election to be held on Saturday, Aug
ust 2. 1919 in Lawrence county, KY,
and the order in which the names will
appear on the ballots:
On Democratic Ballots.
FOR GOVERNOR
p. J. Noel, of Harrodsburg.
James ID. Black, of Barboursville.
John d. Carroll, of Newcastle.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
r. C. Oldham, of Winchester
w. II. Shanks, of Stanford
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
d. Il, McQueary. of Pine Knot,
Mat S. Cohen, of Lexington.
Frank p. Hager, of Paintsville.
FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC 'ACCTS-
Henry M. Bosworth. of Lexington.
]. p w. Brouse, of Somerset.
John W. Rawlings, of Danville.
Andrew Clark Vance, of Henderson.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
Allan Wilson Baker, of Mckee.
Frank E. Dangherty, of Bardstown.
r. w. Lisanby, of Princeton.
Ryland c. Music, of Jackson.
FOR CLERK of COURT of APPEALS
Alvin Steger, of owenton.
John A. Goodman, OF Elkton.
William b. o'Connell, of Newport.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB
Lie INSTRUCTION
W. p. King, of Newport.
Rice S. Eubank. OF Lexington
L. E. Foster. of Hopkinsyille.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICUL-
TURE, LABOR & STATISTICS
James G. Cecil. of Boyle county.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-07-18
siLLINe. REID.

Leroy M. Reid and Miss Matte r.
Silling of Charleston, w. Va. were
married last Saturday afternoon at the-
brides home. Rev. w. L. Reid of
Ashland, performed the ceremony
After spending few days in AshlandS
they will return to Charleston to re-.
side.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-07-18
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
INLOUISA NEXT WEEK

The Lawrence County Teachers In
stitute will be held In Louisa begin
ming Monday, July 81, and the rural
schools will begin Monday July 2S
on account OF the new books not
being yet supplied to dealers. the old
books will be used for awhile.
Prof. j. w Bradner, OF Ashland,
viii instruct the Institute.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-07-18
HuTcHINsoN.p .puPuY..

The engagement of Miss Gayle
Hutchinson and Mr.. De Graffenried
Dupuy, of Lynchburg. Va, was an
nounced at a luncheon given last Fri
day at the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Hutchinson, in
Williamson, w. Va. Wedding to take
place September "a.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-07-18
SERVICES LAST SUNDAY.

Rev. F. F. Shannon preached an ex-
ceedingly fine sermon at the M. E.
Church South last Sunday morning to
an appreciative audience that almost
filed the auditorium. Good special mu-
sic was rendered, consisting of a solo
by Miss Elizabeth Burgess and duet
by Mr.. VIII Cain and Miss Opal Spen-'
Ger.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-07-18

Mrs. A. l.. Burton and mother, Mrs.
Mary Thompson, and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
t. Burton have moved into the Lock
avenue residence recently purchased
by Mrs. A. l.. Burton from Henry
Gaines.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-07-18

Mrs Elizabeth Eldridge, who was
on her way home from Cincinnati.
stopped in Ashland to assist Miss
Kouns in her millinery business. She
is expected home soon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-07-18
MRS. JOHN 8. wELLMAN DIES

Mrs. John d. Wellman of Hunting
ton died last week. She was 81 years
old and had resided in Huntington for
81 years, having been born in Wayne
county. Prior to her marriage Mrs.
Wellman was Miss Martha Adkins OF
Wayne county.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-07-18

The county road machine shouldi
have been busy 100 days already In
1919. This would have kept most OF
our main roads in passable condition
Road machines are worthless unless
they are used.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-07-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL coNvENrIoN.

The Lawrence County Sunday School
Convention Is in session at the Bap-
tist church in Louisa to-day (Thurs-
day.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-07-18

On Republican Ballots.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
Charles l. Dawson, Of Pineville.
George w. jolly, of owensboro,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

A large Ats'l appsseiastve sadieaes
hsari Dr., William Fofk.iI. Maniay
evening" ia his iscturr When Ad,
am Went TO Sch0sil " rhis vas
th~ ihhd numDs vi the Lyceun
coln4 fus Parent Teacher. As-o
eiatiaa il backing this eoasss and
II lH ap "a the parents oi tat child
Fen M the irieuds NJ the school H.
get hehind IL auj make ii cue,
cssr Let = DO this iof our .own and
school.
4. nsxs number will be Pack
ard~ths Caftoonist lie R world.
known and an ehlsrtaiGer oi won.
dsHal fame. The date will bs an.
nnuuee,i later Everybody talk
Packard. aud then everybody will
SEE Packard rhis is going 10 be
ous sntst,alnmeht shs.e standing
f10U will he at Il premium.
see and hear Packard, the Car.
toanisi,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
"AMRN BEAUTIES AND DADDY AT SCHOOL AUDITORIUM TONIGHT THURSDAY


Notwithstanding the fact that
.iekaess kept al home sone at the
teachers 4nd members oil .ha SAB.
bath School the attendance vas
good at she las, SESSION. fe6. Y |.
should be sill better. All are ta-
stse,i 10 attend u, ths moraiag
hour 9;45 Tee only athes sFvtee
is that of lhe Youaa Peoples s5ei.
ety at y. ~ This Is. aiso, for the
shnle congregation,
Tn Fen. z the PASTOR will be al
ut. paul ard the regular services
will be held beginning xith SuU'iay
school al l9 el0eS
Calls are coming iof sn immedl'
Ate remittance III missionary c0n.
trlbutions. The annual Appo'!ion.
msut has been s+ns 10 both churches
and they are urged to go over the
tap OF course tins xtii ba d0ae
out il should not be put of Al
onee aud all together rgtsa thrs
laub, meet these objections ana
round ont the beat year record u
path thahhe-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
Pleasant Ridge.

7, M,.a.lsaay Psai,i ass the. week
cod guea oI Ms. D,mp!e saymr
more
Mi.4a. Earle Il wmsn, Mai am
Msne II In. Hs'fn Nwns Pmiii
Mrssr Berthe Bowman and Wtsls
ser the guests oi VI Pc ri Heth
son sunday
Messr., Enell Donsssn De
Fields, Clarence England we're ,h
guests OF Miss irscy and La
Fields Sunday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs Elic Brown VS. sh'
guest of Mr. and Mrs Press Adcoci
Saturday night and Sunday
Miss Nesler Hamilton spen, Sat
priay nigh, with Miss Lille Done
gao.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

Newpsfs Ssw. Va. Iaa Il. 1913
-- To my alany ifiviEis ir fsFA%s'
sve: AZ | am az l.Bsarw | take
pleasure in writing a kw iiavs Ia
toe Herald and TO say llssxsslaa
Coaasy tfleads VIII say that |
hsesi aray iiis I'LL | ~a. navra 10
the stsls Of SirSiaiA, | saai ,u
cay to my Irienas il you ever ~
visiting ,iaa , Come 10 the state oi
siFaiaia. sad especially Ia SvwpsF,
News. for this nlsee weala give
snybsdy the tiass, Vel, have
no, h~en in the service very long
bal | siil b. iasi Sc glad 10 e.i
out as IL | aad wsnt over sea. /
psssesi the over sea examination,
but dldns ~ acsoss Dan'g Sees
whstber WAS lucky OF anlaeky
bu, itom whst can hear. | wAs
lucky heard thst Warren l,a,.
aldson snd l4ess Fusssll wsrv iii.
hsrstd and wes~ back at ltam
Think sail be discharged in a fss
days Hope il wont be Iorg be ies,
we can all come home and live IN
peace must close BY saying. II
snSone wants 10 write to me NY
sddfrss Ia: i'fis iiahs~, T.. ~s.ry,
Port Utilities Detachment ca
Camp Hill. Newpra, News, Va
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

Mlss Theda Bsfs. the William
Fax Arfssn stsf sssa is s0an ,a be
sess, In d william Fer Ih~da Rsra
sup@s proaaetion. THE SOUL
on RUDDHA, which waa wraslen
by lths famous actress hefssi, and
ss,rsei-A BY ], Garsou Eiwaris
aetnawssdges sila, shs hates to
shop. In explaining Why she pet
soaal.y does GOT sissl al the large
establishments as aihsrs oi hes sex
delight To doing. Msss hafs said.
The trouble ~ thai | iaa can /
isAs shoppins ssiio0slv and no
matter wesn hsye started out fas
a certain ,hleg. come Aone Tlte
something else Que day wsai
|out ~isb d shoppinx list prepared
Including shoes. wells aud hooks
and ey~s, Did | bnng them homs
/ lid not. Instead what did
bring home would do credit 10 .
email boy--a isney bird cage, =
beautiful picture irsme aud ainV
kisds 81 perfume.
an another rccasion while 10
NJ Augustine. Florida, | admired
beautiful pear necklace lbs. ~as
sii-pissed in the window ri ,swet.
|ers | wen, inside aud inquired
the price II The ornament. IL vac
in i've figures >.
That Miss hata has wonderful
|tas,e in her selections whsn she
does shop, is shown in her dresses
lin THE SOUL OF BuDBHA. "
which comes u the ratrio. Theatre
Jan, 81 aud Feb !
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

TIE fla 10 rxaIas again in tbs
vssiaity.
Az interesting wedding al the
s~aseH - Miss Nsnis Aaceea 10
Nr hatu~sl Holland. The sguea
has iass resaraed isom camp. has.
,eR b~~a gtyva au honorable die.
Charge, We wssA them mech sac-.
rSssN
sSm kaaaa aud win and daasA-
gef spent ,hc w~ek end with h.s
tasar, Mr., Potter. ID aarnsn csees.
Mirses Aittle and Lessie sey.
moas have returned 10 their home
near Ceairsalls. ahe4 spending \
Zee iass aiih relatives sed friends
~ THIS vsrintts
Ass~ i'as tlaaessp ani fri~Nd,
Mtpe Aaar Avilns sra Ntsilaaa l~
I,smst salh.t NJ 'lsAss.e
lahnuir tlt,,i~f ,nt ~h ai
Miss Gfacp tsetdry- slhs' ts st
and wife ard ehabieu at,spA. Ae
hatiai al Mts. f.shiv. ah.t RI.
hr, Nara nowala. IN i,Atura
creek, Sanday,
Ars- Leo snrinstr, l.snss sprins.
ef, snd Rnxte pun.gan sf. Al Van.
ieef visiting Joe Springer and isul.
ils, who sYe III wi,h the Flu.
Mrs Rihsl fuaaa and ili,le .oa
have returned home altsi spending
ie~ days ~ilh kld. ]. M, fuqua
and family
We are sprs 10 report Jehnnis
Mark III ~lth l.sHaenta s,Aramonia.
Wesley Fields aud family. u
,,srn.r'- creek. visited bic parents,
J. N. Fields aud vile, Monday,
We are sorry 10 Tcpaft Wal,oa
iloeegaa on the sick llst.
s. lt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
Baptist Notes

/, Rss. II. AsvHssssrtgs vi Mckwen
will preach at the fr, bspils
Church next SUNDAY, Feb. Z morn.
ing sni evening
The Sunday Schosl recent,
made a giii Of s2a5 % tur Afmeni
snreliai
I 1hs sunday evening PRAYER meet
,ns hel | by msmhers II the church
are proving very interesting Mr.
NJ, VI. Turner led lsst Sunday night
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
Card ol Thanks

] wish 10 thank H. good people
of D,essoa for the many slnd acts
and words II sympathy, during the
Illness aud death ot my husband
and especially io want to thank
the mem hers of ths Il 4 l.. Il ana
| o, q. +. for the assistance render,
ed and also. those. wha 50 willingly
rendered the usr VI their automobi es
Vt the tuH1t Hsy the turt bfesa
you all ls my prayer. $50 Mrs. Ena
Lowell.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
Turkey Creek.

We are sorry to repor, the desth
of iisrrile Holland. the oldest SET
oi A Holland who died OF ini|uenas
Issi Thursday He had been slel
only a lew DAYS. when the dealt
angel called him At III. time oI
his burial there Was only one mem
Der oi the family able to attend tn,
bufisl, al! being Ill with the esmt
malsdy.
Al%- Thrlma sugs, has been :.
slct With tonslltiis.
Miss Louise Vlole,te yoi A'absna
sas The recent susst d Q ga
Frazier
Miss UtIesn Frazier itis : nia
Tor Nashville, where she has 81
eepted a position With the Cumb.i
land Telephone company.
Mrs Amsnda Cllt,an. Il e..
2 ney, was the guest ot N sof
Mrs W-.le, Clifton Monday
Roe Luther spen, the week enu
Al DMksoa visiting his sister, at-
lloyd Msr-h,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

A collection nt Gr~l class useful
tools will be sol,i st auction. an
Main street, next Saturday, a, II
o elaca. sie psoerrsts tt, su tn THE
Parent Teachers Association, Bt
on hand and get your cl.nses al
these tiae ,ools.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
DO YOU EVER TRADE?

have lew choice Milk Cow. that YOU would be proud
TO own One fresh Will be fresh soon Al.o some nice
brood and driving Mares One diving Horse One NICE
two old f,ley ali Of which choce property and will
pay well 10 II needed wan, to dispose al them On
account OF labor conditions Pner. reasonable and Term.
Phone Charlotte Exchange 25.4 p o SYLVIA Tenn
A t. MILLER
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
For Sale.

| have :ot sale ten head d goos
Young 1oik horses and mules
You will do wsii to zee ihese team,
before buying snd ~ili cell ior cast
ct ou terms 10 rglt purchasers.
/. sl@sa. have ! horse tpw.
|rarhaaks Ng-i. gasoline tpgars,
attn all pumblSg connections
Good "a new. Also. one bbCfs'
power Gsmner gas engine. Sc
4. simon, plekAn-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
". L. Church.

SUNDAY February !, 1910
sunday sci.o1i y - a. IN.
B. Il MeCttasy rup..
Preaching al II a III, aud u
"a. bg ius pastor A .peciel 10,
vita,ian 70 strangers snd. mgmh ts
oi ~ denomination
JOHN u, Holland PaEiDf..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
CARO- or VhANxA

We lhark the good ptople a
ihsxssn Tor thsr Kindness during
the ii'ness "a, our tsmliy and IN.
death Il n'ir darling ll.tie giri Ais
s'th ssH sre laye ia tne-e who .er,
- good ~Aiiias ss,a wiling Asr,d
10 do All iaey could ,inr,ng III,
SIC Snsss aui death In my father ,
tsn.lly May a. ali b. hisssesi wi,i
blsss'usa from m high that We ma,
live trur aud faithful ia this life anc
90 tAs IL wiring o. the resarecs,n,
rs,Se us ~ ani save u IN xarlt
| ths, hss ~ yni. WILL. sat Cs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

STRAYkp-1wa re.i slests,
weight about 400 pounds. marked
under bu 10 leit ear. under bli aud
split in right alan. lsai In letl car
j A N. Field Reward oi %
for th+,s return ~ Information ~ 10
their whereabouts J A. N, fisld.
Dickson. n
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

III Horse power traction engine
aud pony sasmill nattii almost
good as new, VIII sel! ehean. For
price write. W. T.. Rrsmmvr
Isl Neptune, Tenn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
For Sale

Corn. Hay. Shucks MtIet Seed
etc Car load lots a specially. See
or wFtte us tor pFirss tmbitt
Grain Co. Denver. reau.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

r.. sss oae-year old taty Toy
II Mr. and MH. Tam 6teer. died
suadsy mornIng At their home on
!ninsy after bsjei ilInsss oi infia
enxa. The remains w%:s intsrred
saEdsy ai,erno3E ia the nriahbor.
hnoJ t'aryiag ErouRj
- - =
Sru. was received h@re Monday
Of the death ii Walter Coslew. aged
atou. ~ year. nj his home in
Chestem Couaiy oa Harpesh River.
Me was related to the Corlewr IL,
this eouaty lie ~ survived bY his
vile, who ia daughter oi Mw.
Florence Fussell. Of Jones Greek,
also BY three ehilifeu.
u u
The y wear old aon vi w A.
rhot. died a, their hoa,s, tbs
Payne place, i.l west III Dickson
laes Friday night. lis femains
wtfe sh,pptd satur,i - morutns 10
tAeis former hom-. 4, Martin. fenn,
,or intssrfen, The whole lamily
have hspu stricsensd With the same
dlsaa.e. nu. We reported better
a n a
8its ] " nowden. oi Garner .
CrpA, ai,d ~ utisy morning al
Aaf hprls Of tuberculosis. q, which
.h~ hai h~en at'la,et inr several
yrst- Ilecease,i i. about - sears
vt Ags A-.i saa a most catlaiab9e
tAlg. Ca we. a lau1 ,tstAA Of
lpri" ka'bsr stgtI ". II tiarus1 \
tre1s Eits setsisins wtlb uttered
@walay eti~nnm IN the tAnily
graveyard, alsss funeral setsn~- o.,
the grave.
Me Esrs iusefE, ws~st' I'll 'years;
died Al tli- home here sunday morn.
lns. after au uillrrss II \ few days ot
intinenzs pneumonia. For several
year. he ha. hren employed on the
Centreyille Branch Railroad. ~
engineer and sas held IN high
esteem by all who knew him. Fu
neral service WAS held Monday
afternoon AZ the residence conduct.
rd BY kidsr | h bradley, he. was
a memhes OF the h oi |. Il and
| o q + the latter organisation
having charge II the service at ,he
grave. He Is survived by a vile;
psrsnip. Mr.. and Mrs. J W Lowell,
Coleshufg, AID brother. Emery
Lowell, Birmingham Ala,
y y =
luania Etnestiue, the two year
and AK months old daughter oi
Mr. and Mrs Melvin Harris. ol
Charlotte, died Friday night oi last
week y, 4 Nashville hospital, oi in
tluenss The l,l,is remains wers
brought here Saturday night snd
er inferred Sunday afternoon H.
Union Cemetery Funeral service.
were CONDUCTED st the grave hy
Rev Qmat ChArIes, .oi Charlotte
The ptscin Ilttle g,tl bad beet
'ic1 isn weeks prior to her death
Everything that -ktls"d ph, sic,an.
and scnd.t and loving hands coul
dN Tor her, was done but all wa- IL
VAN She wa- finally remav, i irou
her home tn Nashville Tor eat
ment. she cnutiuued to grow sot4,
'uutsI death relieved her vi her -u'
| tuvtYs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

VI r. Church South, Dickson,

VI T. Church South, Dickson,
fenneaserr
sunday FehooI o4ja m, Preach.
ing II s.m,. aud 3, o. m, shafp.
Prayer meeting ! y, III. Ep@ or,h
.sagus d y. nj, every Sunday even
ins Lord e supper every lst Sun.
day at close u preaching
Strangers and visitors cordially
invited to all s-tstrrr. II yon are
II! call Cumberland Phone ia
Il l.. Gregory Pastor,
T." :, .u--.-.---------------~.
FOR SAi.E Several fine White
Orptugtan roaAters, See Mira ".
A. Goodtum Dickson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
III IAA.lL. sA~~A a.tss,y .ts,sst tssf N, tgs.

n ~ AA ia '71"' J n .1sssv >ffsSfssf fsi r.
ed under bt IN lett cat, under bit
AMI crop In 1eh'. also. Inhel 10 lett
ear. w tlsld. Reward oi S.
Tor her return or information M tD
her VIII ereahbu,s, J W Field.
Dickson. II 1
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

Mfs Henty SUI lsI, ~ppu, fuesda,
in Nashville.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

MAN u. s.,>-fop-eo,n. Sc. B X
Cnsisstill, Dicksou.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

] r.. tss oae-year old taty hoy
II Mr. and Mrs. Tam 6feef. died
suadsy mmniGg al their home ON
.ninsy, after i brief illness oi intfa
enxa. The remains w%:s inferred
saEdsy ai,ernoaE 10 the nriahbor.
hood haryiag ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
PLAYFUL BLACK HANDLERS
INTEREST SALARY BOARD

BLACK handlers" have got after the
joint congressional commission on
Redistribution of salaries in the
District.
Imprnts of two big black hands"
appeared on the walls outside the
office of II. f. Fleming staff director.
and q room occupied by staff investi-
gators.
No threats accompanied the hands.
so commission workers do not fear
that government clerks put the hands
there as threats of what would hap
pen if the commission does not Civ e
nice big salary raises to everybody
in the federal service here
1t is suspected that mischievous
boy messengers. experimenting with
carbon paper, are responsible for this
latest "b.ack hand outrage"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
w. R. E. CARMEN TO HEAR
LARGY REPORT TONIGHT
Mass Meeting Called to Learn Re-
suit of Conference With
President Ham.

The mass meeting of the motormen
and conductors of the Washington
Railway and Electric Company. MEM
bers of the International Association
of Amalgamated Street and Electro
Railway Employees. called by the
union for midnight tonight at Wait
rrs' Hall 6I9 9Th street. will be at
tended by every member of the union
who can get away from his work.
The mass meeting has been called 10
hear the report of James Largy. vice
president of the organization. VINO
Monday had a conference with W. r
Ham. president of the Washington
Railway and Electric Company. con-
corning the differences that have eX-
listed for some time past between the
union men and the officials OF the
company.
1t has been announced by president
Ham that his company renewed the
offer of wage increase of cents an
hour. the offer to be retroactive 10
October l should the union men De
eide I, accept the same. 1t peinS
agreed that the payment on that
bass should be made not later than
November j. Whether the street car
men will decide to accept TINS ofter IN
place of the demands they have made
for recognition of their union and
substantial increase in their wage
scale has not been indicated Should
the carmen refuse to accept the oHer
of 3 cents an hour increase 1t is pos
sible they will take some drastic &C
ton looking to the enforcement OF
their demands.
Vice President Largy of the union
and Rowland B. Mahaney, conciiiator
for the Department of Labor, Will ad-
dress the mass meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
COMMUNITY PROJECTS
OUTLINED TO WOMEN
Miss Norton Addresses Congress of
Mothers and Parent Teachers
at Teachers Club.

Establishment of n large recreatlona
center in the downtown section was ad-
vocated by Miss Cecil B. Norton. head
of the community center department OF
the public schools. in an address to the
District Congress of Mothers and Pa
rent-TeacherS' Associations at the
Teachers Club. nth and F streets, yes
terday.
Miss Norton also outlined three new
projects which the community center
depaYtm is considering putting into
operation: course in practical domes-
tic science for high and normal school
girls; n nursery in some of the centers
where mothers could leave their chill
dren for few hours of the day. and
corps of "minders.' or young women
who could go into the homes in the
evenings and care for children when
the mothers are required to so out.
An official of the community center
department said today that in Elmira.
n. Y, there is an organization of
''minders.''
Dr. j. A Murphy chief medical ex-
aminer of the public schools. addressed
the association on the attention that is
given to the health of the children in
the schools here. He laid emphasis on
the need for watching ch:ldrenS teeth
closely.
The organization voted a contribut on
to the Edith CIveil memorial fund.
Arrangements were completed for
luncheon to he given at the club at l
o'clock Saturday for the principals and
supervising principals of the school SyS-
tenn. This will he the first of a series
of luEcheons during the winter.
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ent for eleven years in Berlin. Will
speak at meeting of the National
Press Club Friday night at $50
o'clock.
The w. G.. &. :. QuadrilIe Club will
hold a corn roast tomorrow at the
Y. w. c. \. Lodge at Eherrydale. va.
Every one who has engaged in the
ture is invited. The party Will leave
140S Pennsylvania avenue at 5:l5
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The following officers of the senior
class of the Washington College of
Law were elected at Il meeting held
president: Miss Viola A. Smith. yice
president: Thomas r. F'laherty.
treasurer; Miss Ida Stout, secretary,
and Willis +. Avery and Mrs &. y.
Deckleman, executive committee.
An annual memorial mass for a term
of twenty-five years. to be said at
st. Patricks Church for the deceased
members of his family is provided
for in the will Of George l. RosSiter.
requests of $500 each are made to
st. Anthony'S orphan Asylum of Cleve-
land. Ohio, and st. Joseph's Institute
of Techny, Ill. His insurance is be-
queathed to his sister, Frances r.
Dougherty of Cleveland. G. J. Fahrner
of Chicago is named as executor.
The Washington Hebrew COnc-cga-
ton is given 5000 by the will of Clara
Marx for the care of cemetery lot.
Her jtwelry. household effects and
$3.50 are left to Il daughter, Daisy NJ.
Lewis, and the remaining estate is
given TO her husband. Marx Marx, for
life, then to the daughter. William
Lewis and julius l. Peyser are named
as trustees and executors.