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Puzzle Department
CHARAbE.

Ms first is in Y, but not In vim.
MY second is In I, but not in him.
Ny third is in G, but not in COW.
My FORTH is in I. but not In tow.
My fifth is in o. but not in oar.
My sixth is In r, but not in roar.
My seventh is In Y. but not in you.
My whole Is the name Of what the
allies have won.
Composed by EDWIN MANN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05

A richly dressed girl sat or porch
with gray cat OH her lap. Around
Us neck was a large bow Of blue rib
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
A STORY.

tThe End.)
Composed by LILLIAN UNGER
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Correspondence Column
IL SOIinflS LIVELY

II Sounds Lovely.
, pear Editor.-i am sending In a drawing
70 e as and t ts y 80 vs %A S
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TO ~, sse my nSn work r the pss., .ods. anu
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getting long viii have TO eicFe -
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last prize Tour ,mcnibcr.
AGNES RUSSELL.
Brave In Dcfrnt
,e Ds.r t; ,nba,. very hs1aes, hing
defeat. So We today. como TO. offer. our many
congratuia lions to tho members taking The
Affirmative and to Alice PcarBon. the lucky
mcdhlist am very grateful TO ynu for
the members who have cornplincnted my
, TSrk ea , aSain Wish to thank them: nov
ior our ncss contest? How soon shall we
nov" something else? Blanche Descham ps
drew In her mind very unusual pictuir
OF me reading my debate. and. Bln nch.. ! nj
think | would?
TIL" time for the Virginia State Fair
- last approa ching. and ! expect to come
over ~ n2thinE happcns to prevent. Will b..
my brother, says thankg for printing his
drawing IS heading; he seemed very much
surprised. Must Close for this time Again
70 the members Of the Affirmative side
oner my many concentrations
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Hard at Work
Congratulates Winner.

Dear Editor.-Just
know that ] haven
and to tell you how
affirmative side won
chrest CONGRATULATIONS
certainly deserves the
and Evelyn Cosby &C
ny the negative side.
to correspond with y,
viii send INC her addl
under her last letter.
Cherry street. Richm'
to. have to buckle ,
again after such 4
wishes to the club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
No. 914Louiisiiana
Street

In pursuance OF the decree OF Dis
trict Court OF the United States for
the Eastern District OF Virginia en-
tered OH June IL. 1915? in the matter OF
ID. w. Shrecengost. bankrupt and in
pursuance Of the terms Of certain
deed of trust. dated March 10, 1910.
and OF record in the Richmond Chan
Gerry Court u. b. 2O6-B. page l12 the
undersigned trustees will sell by pub
lie auction. on the premises on
MONDAY, JUNE 80. 1912,
a, O'Clock r. NJ
desira bic property known as No. ol4
Louisiana Street having frontage Of
90 feet inches and running back he
tween parallel lines 10 feet to an
alley.
TERMS: Cash as TO expense of exc
cutting this trust. and to pay a note OF
SSco.Oo, with interest thereon from De-
cember 49, 1918. balance at six and
twelve months. purchaser giving his
negotiable notes. with interest added
and secured by trust deed on tho
property or all cash at the option of
the purchaser.
BANK OF COMMERCE. g. TRUSTS.
Trustee.
r. T.. CAEELI
trustee III Bankruptcy
PEOPLE VINO never used CLASSIFIED ads hn
fore have their wants offers printed
here To-Day
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DISPLAY--CLASsiFIED
BY WHITE & COMPANY
Real Estate Auctioneers.
American Bank Building. ~
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF THE "a
Desirable Two-Story
Brick Dwelling
No. 2230 FLOYD Ave.

BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust,
da ted March 4. 1918. recorded in Rich
mond Chancery Court clerks ofYlco. in
y. q. 247-A. page 1913. default having
OF the debt thereby secured and hav-
ing been required by the holder OF
the notes thereby secured so to do,
we will sell at auction on
MONDAY. JUNE 30. 1919,
at o'clock Z. NJ
on the premises. proceed to sell tho
property described therein as follows:
all that lot OF land in the City of Rich
mond, Virginia. with all improvements
ner OF Floyd Avenue and Addison
Street. commencing at said corner.
thence running eastwardly and 'front.'
ing on the north line OF Floyd Avenue
nineteen u9) feet. one and three
quarter G% inches. thence back
lines the. western line being the east
ern line OF Addison Street and tho east
ern line running along the eastern
face Of the eastern wall OF the brick
dwelling hereby conveyed. one hun
dred and twenty-five G25) feet to an
same heal estate conveyed to r. w.
Winfrce by deed from Minnie S. Simp-
son and husband, dated February L.
1914. and recorded In the clerks Off ce
Of the Chancery Court OF the City of
Richmond In d. B. 225-B. page 443
deed OF trust. dated February 90. 1918,
recorded in d. B. 248-B. page 40. in
the same clerks office to secure two
notes OF 100000 and s2.5Oo.O0 at three
years with quarterly interest.
TERMS: Cash.
OF RICHMOND. VA,
TrIstes
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AUCT1ONS-LEC.4L
Legal Notices.
IItr,tft -NV0IOVS.
COAL PROPOSAL ASKED FOR.

II.
,oS CITY Of rs,e y; Va ash. for bid. on
s ,an. Tc by s. 1912
IL tons OF Anthr1cite ts,ove size>.
So i ions : Stint IT." ',,a anna"
~ f9s e By 5"y DnIp H es *
~ "Ns'' % wv T., = GoopWYS.
Committee Clerk.
Planters. NPsicna! Pa Bank, nieh:
Of this bank have today declared the rexu;;
HSsn5Sa Iasn% srs Ss% Sa
will tie mailed. Warren u. Goddard.
p'x!SEIH
s n2 afs Of deslash
70 s2s%nSiisr, Of p"e a s2 checks
kgs%S1s Es iaa, N'' isis Hfnt
ssn S. Or n a Gata OF nt hi
Of ten per. cent Hos;o and two and half
s Of sgsiSsss .iun@ so 1915 John {.
fiEs OF
n@> cent naTsns y ols to socR,
OF T?eoT4 St he SGsS Of ca sf,nrs'
LOAN ASS0CIArlON--The directors of
this company have today declared semi
stockholders on and after July l. 1919.
Cha2. X. Willis. Secretary and Treasurer.
NOTICE. City taxes real estate are
now due and payable to IL l.. Hulce,
collector OF city taxes. Room l0I. city Hall.
Tenth and Hull Street, South Richmond.
one-half ell viii have to he paid before
bHiy to a,oia nsn.'ty Mem9rsnd w
be mailed or delivered upon application to
this office. To avoid any unnecessary do
lay our part VIII appreciate your
prompt attention to payment OF bills be-
fore June 81. II. l.. Hulce, Collector OF
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FINANCIAL
Bmsimes. OPPORTUNITIES.
ssSS


ANDERsOS's STEAM VuLCANIzERs--
Ahd.Ison's steam Vulynnizers: Virginia
Por,smSu.n w. charles ~. Major, man.
chine demonstrated that has no equal: aiso
cheap 10 operate: easy TO learn. We teach
you how. Open nlHhts. to 10.
sANkIN u oPPoRIyMlTY-ono with
twenty thousand tiso.o0o) dollars. to
start bank In substantial and growing
town. Rare opportunity. Address l. go
care Tlmcs- Dispatch. Richmond. Va.
Good Virginia Counties open.
for sellinK Simplex Gas burners
Every Burner guaranteed for nve yeara
Live Wire. only need apply.
Investigate. and see demonstration.
HOCkETT FURN co 32O North 3rd s.,
G91 ,.E 5,s noNps.we psy so NTH
speciality: Commercial Guarantee Co. %
GWOCERT-For ssle. on up-to-dai.. pro
sressire. successful EIocery. with n large
and complete stock OF tho most reliable
brands on ths market: we'll located and
spiendid trade. A. good opportunity and a
pa'ch
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
ROBERT T. WINSTON.

This day came the heirs at law OF
bankrupt. by counsel, and asked leave
or court to file their petition herein,
which leave is granted and said petit.
upon considering said petition. from
WHICH it appears that the said Thomas
the Year 1857 snd was dyIy n a or
charged in 1859, and that n certain
meg n G of i bsse Am.a a52 lying
has has for i long time and stlll stands on
the the lame lana books Gf the said county IN
the said bankrupt. that the said as
signee is dead and II is necessary for
S an5oSin,ed Of the ndans5upt es5ate to
l.. O'Flaherty be. and the same Ia here
by. appointed assignee. but before act
the clerk Of this court a bond, with
approved secSAty in the sum Of $500 90.
directs.
1t appearing to the court that. tho
, record Of names and addresses OF cred ed
ordered that all creditors OF the bank
in the bankrupts estate. do appear be-.
fore this court at Its courtroom in the
FIJI TnE Of f5f FMifAp pSY OF Ts n yTUEspAY
noon. and assert any claim they NAV
nave against the estate OF the bank
ciaily that they show cause why the
aforesaid real estate should not be
aDandohed ny the assignee OF the bank
cupt' and by proper transfer thereon
from the assignee, conveyed to the
heirs or the bankrupt. -
II is further ordered that a cow of
THIS order be published twice a weak
Tor foIr consecutive weeks in The
in the city OF Richmond, Va
EDMUND WADDILL. JR.
U: S. District Judge.
Richmond. Va, June Q, 1919,
y true copy--Attest: "
JOSEPH p. BRADY,
r. 3. Gwathmey, A. L. Bivens, pa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
By r. B. CHAFFIN & CO., INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Main and Twelfth Streets. :.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF yALU.
ABLE FARMING LAND AND BUILD.
INC SITES ON THE CARY STREET
ROAD, WEST OF THE COUNTRY
CLUB, AND EXTENDING BACK TO
JAMES RIVER. AND CONTAINING
22l.2 ACRES.
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AUCTICNS-LECaL
Legal Notices.

piNipl;ND,-Thc directors Of The Church
elared The reEulnr, scmi-annual dividend Of
per cent. payable July J. 1919 10 storE :.
holder: Of record ~ The close ~ business
June -. 1919 Checks viii be ,nuii.d
charles rallcy. Cashier
BJf good used car. Read the descrip-
lions OF the good ones offered for sale
t0uay In tho classified ads.
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ON JULY /, 1919,

BEGINNING at P. NJ. we shall sell by
Public Auction on the premises the
above described property. which Will
be offered first as whole and then in
parcels, and the best price obtained
for the entire property reported to the
court, subject to It's confirmation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27

First. Lot b." containing 1871 acres,
fronting on the Cary Street Road 623X
feet. and extending back about 1880
Railroad. This lot Is beautifully situ-
ated for country home.
Second Lot E. containing IS acres,
and lying between tho right OF way OF
tho c. & Q. Railroad and Tuckahoe
Creek.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Snlc.

TEMTs. Z. s ARMY 1916 PYRAMTDAL
cots blankets. leKKinEs wagon covers Bows
nrices drst. Army and navy Supply DIV cur cur
gao Brook Avenue. ana III North seven
tenth. Rand"iph 1875
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EMPLOYMENT

WANTED. SEVERAL EXPERIENCED
sEAMsTREssEs STEADY WORK.
GOOD HOURS AND WAGES APPLY
TO MR.. BRANDT. .o7 EAST
BROAD.
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Suburban For Sale.

VACANT property is in demand What
have YOU to ons.? We can sell and rent
our property. ". F. Purcell. Jr. Co. Inc,
slI East Franklin ST.. Randolph Sl:s
WESTHAMPTUN We sell tho best OF
Northampton. For Information. sec US.
Golsan q Nash. ~ North Eighth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27

"Grantland" and adjoining tho home
OF the late 7. p. Davie, and offers an
unusual opportunity to secure a home
site in the direction of Richmond's
best growth and farming lands OF
splendid fertility. EEc
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-FcmaIc.

YOUNG LADIES Wanted Young ,,a,.
over IS: ehperienced or ineI perienced Tor
our packing and making department bril-.
Lumbardy Street. o''o
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MERCHANDISE

los SPRING and 40 -year-oiI chickens
sos: n Oegueso. Hallsboro. Va
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Shore Property for Sale. g

VIRGINIA. BEACH LOTs--i have two
splendidly located ocean front lots. front
siGe of Casino The mos. exclusive end
arisiocraiic section OF Virginia Beach This
is the coming section uf The beach. mad
property values are going ur by leaps and
bounds. VIII sell at. bargain for cash
2nl MckeXilt ku!lding. NOTHING Va
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NUMBER OF INTELLIGENT
YOUNG LADIES ARE NEEDED AT
ONCE FOR TELEPHONE WORK.
SO PER WEEK DURING WEEKS
OF INSTRUCTION. FREQUENT
INCREASES THEREAFTER. AND
PERMANENT. PLEASANT Pos1.
TONS SEE MISS VIA. ROOM
sca TOO EAST GRACE STREET
r THE CHESAPEAKE AND poro.
1890
MAC TELEPHONE co. OF v1R.
GINA.
READ al lhess claIsinsd ada
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acres, and extending from tho right OF
way OF the c. g. o. Railroad to James
River.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27

Third. Lots &c" and "F." containing
80 acres. and lying between Tuckahoe
Creek and James River.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27

WANTED TO BUY one pediEreed Belgian
doe about eight months old. Must be
sood stock: Call Boulevard 1919 0. Ran.
doiph ]. ASK for j. 4. Heeke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27

PEOPLE VINO never used classified ads he.
here To-Day. '"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27

TERMS: One-third cash and the re-
mainder In three equal payments ut
one. two and three years, or all cash,
ut the option Of the purchaser. -
Maps OF the property can be seen at
tho Office OF the Auctioneers, who will
show the property to any ono Inter-
ested.
ROBERT T. WINSTON,
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Articles for Sale.

AwNlNGS-Place your order now ana
avoid the rush. Phone Madison Else
Richmond awning Co.: W. w. Moseley.
Opposite Lyric
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Situations Wanted-NIaIe,

THE BEST Nd in this column is the az
tion.
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hCOMS-Nest franklin, Harrison 4
private bath also one single room. Call
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Two nicely furnished rooms for rent VIII
I'd u, Az ConN"nicnces: men IRE fer-eL.
EST END--Desira BILE room with exriusiv.
use OF adjoining bath for business MN w
woman Call Boulevard 1855 -
MAi>r wunI Al specJnc
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Help wantcd-MaIo. 33

nelP Wantcd-Malc. 33
ries. Apply 7o3 East Broad s,reet anu
sTEADf EMPLOYMENT. MONT
AGuE MFG CO.. FOURTH AND
STOCKTON STREETS
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-06-13

Away back in June 1869 Tobias
Nash, of Tinicum, who purchased the
brewery of George A. Kohl, at
Lambertville, N. j., few months pre-
viousley, sold out to Joseph Akers, of
Philadelphia, for $22 900, at an ad-
vance of $4,000.
The funeral of Wilmer A. Briggs,
son of the late Theadore S. Briggs,
of Upper Wakefield, and at one time
who died last Saturday at his home
in Essex Fells, N. j., was held from
the home of his brother, Thomas
Briggs, East Washington avenue,
Newtown. Interment was made at
Newtown cemetery. Deceased was a
was engaged in the bookkeeping
business at Buckmanville. He had been
in failing health for a considerable
time. Deceased married Frances jan
ney, daughter of the late Stephen T
Janney, of Newtown township, who
survives.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-06-13
Throughout Hunterdon County.

The great Fairmout fair, held this
year on the Salter farm, will be on
August goth and 21st.
Miss Mildred Eick, daughter of ia
son C. Eick, and Joseph R. Alpaugh,
both of Lebanon, were married Tues
day evening of last week.
Miss Florence Van Syckle, of White
House, who has taught for several
years in the High Bridge school, has
resigned her position there and will
devote her time teaching music.
A wreck on the Central Railroad
blocked the Main street crossing at
White House last Friday morning for
more than three hours, and caused
much traffic on the highway to turn
about and use the crossing about a
mile east of there.
Announcement has been made OF
the wedding of Miss Edith Stryker,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Stry-
ker, of Barbertown, to Amos Smith,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith, of
Raven Rock, onWednesday, June 4th,
at the Kingwood M. E. parsonage, by
Rev. William Mahon.
An early Sunday morning fire de-
stroyed near Annandale, on farm OPP
Grated by inmates of the state reform
.atory at Railway, large barn two
wagon houses, howell, grain house
and two corn cribes, three horses, two
rules and an OK also were burned to
death. Five hundred bushels of corn,
about the same of oats and twenty
tons of straw and most of the farm
machinery were consumed in the
buildings. The loss is estimated at
about $4,000, and the fire is thought
to have been of incendiary origin.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-06-13
Lambertville Commencement

The commencement exercises of tn ,
Lambertville High School will be held
in st. Andrews Hall this evening,
and will include an grafton, "The
Chemical Warfare Service of the
United States Army" by John
Trudeau Salmon, second honor pupil;
essay "Elizabethian Literature"
Bertha Mildred Allen; grafton
Development of Aeronautics," Ken
meth Carver Massey; essay, Social
Reconstruction" Nora Ruth Emery;
Grafton, Industrial Training" Albert
Morris Reading; essay, National
Constitutional Probition," Jane Max
well Butler; essey, american In
genuity," Mary Loretta Moonan;
GRAFTON, Progress of Engineering"
George w. Arnett, 3D.; Grafton, 'The
Railroad Problem" Edwin Pendleton;
essay, america for Americans" Mil
bred Elizabeth Kachline; music by
Municipal Orchestra.
The graduates are: Bertha Mildred
Allen, George w. .Arnett End. Abra-
ham J. Boletsky, Jane Maxwell Butler,
Nora Ruth Emery, Margaret Dubell
English, Rose Mary Ennis, Ruth Wood
Gaskill, Olga Grossman, James
Patrick Hayes, Harry Moses Hatcher,
Mildred Elizabeth Kachline, Grace
Eleanor Kerr, Nora Mae Kise, Alice
Elizabeth Ledger, Kenneth Carver
Massey, Mary Loretta Moonan, Edwin
Crompton Pendleton, Alice Middleton
Pickett, Albert Morris Reading,
Horace Redfield, John Trudeau Sal
mon, Ruth Mary Slack, Marvin
Albertus Stevenson, Jennie May Vert,
Flora Meata Williamson.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-06-13
John nj. Wilson.

John M. Wilson, lifelong resident
of this vicinity, passed away at his
home, 100 North Main street, on Sat-
urday, June 7th, at P. M. Mr.. Will
son was born February IL, 1S43, at his
fathers home, "Stone Cottage" near
this city, which was the family home
until about ten years ago, when they
removed to this city. He enjoyed the
best of health until a few months ago
but his death came unexpectedly to
many. The funeral was held on We'd
nesday, June 18th, at 2:30 P. NJ, at
his late residence, with the Rev. The
ron Lee in charge. Interment was at
Mt. Hope Cemetery. Mr.. Wilson is
survived by his widow, Mrs. Emeline
Wilson; one son, William Wilson, of
Helmet, California; three daughters,
Mrs. j. S. johnson, of Los Angeles,
California; MI IS mary H. Wilson, TIE
principal of Eagle Rock School, West
Orange, N. j., and the eldest daugh-
ter, Mrs. Elizabeth w. Roland, who
has resided in the home the past
twelve years. Four grandsons are
living in California.
The bearers for the funeral were j.
D. O'm .tead, E ward Wilson, Fred
Mathews and Miller Kline, of this city
H. W. Baldwin, of Pennington, and H.
G. Phillips, of Trenton.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-06-13
Suffrage Association Meets

The Lambertville Suffrage Associa-
ton held its June meeting at the home
of Mrs. Charles Janney, New Hope,
Wednesday, June II. Miss Elsie V.
Smith, the president, announced that
three states had ratified the suffrage
amendment. A report of state con-
vention held at Atlantic City was CIV
en- by Mrs. Abbott. Important current
events were given by Mrs. Ferguson,
Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Janney, Mrs. Van
Pelt and Mrs. Radcliffe. A social fol-
lowed the meeting, with refreshments
served. The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Van Pelt, New Hope,
the second Wednesday in July, and all
interested are cordially invited.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-06-13
Missionary Society Program

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the First Presbyterian
church of Lambertville has arranged
most interesting program for the
season of 1920, beginning with Fri
day, October 8, when the mission
study will be "The Battalion of Life"
with Mrs. E. M. Wilcox as leader.
"India-Current Events" will be dis
cussed by Mrs. Lydia Abbott and Mrs.
A. B. Vetter.
November Z, mission study, india"
Mrs. George w. Prall; "Siam-Cur-
rent Events" Mrs. George L. Romine,
Miss Annie Mcdowell. The thank of
fering will be on this date.
December 5, the mission study sub
ject will be "China," with Mrs. Byron
P. Wollaston as leader; "Moslem
Lands-Syria and Persia, Current E.
vents,' Mrs. Leon T. Salmon and
Miss Susie Hunt.
On January 2, 1920, the mission
study subject will be "Korea, the
Philippine Islands and Siam," with
Mrs. Levi Brown in charge of the
discussion; "China Current Events"
Mrs. James Lyman and Mrs. D. c..
Vansciver. The Christman offering
will be taken at this meeting.
February 6, mission study, "The
Near East" Miss Myra Holcombe;
"Chosen-Current Events" Mrs.
George Holcombe, Charles M. Dilts,
with self denial offering.
The annual meeting will be held
on March 7, 1920, and it will be an
all day missionary affair, with special
special program and speakers. New
officers will be elected and committees
appointed. The present officers are:
President, Mrs. William Swan; vice
president, Mrs. Alfred L. Pierson;
second vice president, Mrs. Leon 7.
Salmon; third vice president, Mrs.
David w. Hoppock; secretary, Mrs.
George w. Prall; treasurer, Mrs.
Charles M. Dilts; secretary of liter
allure, Miss Annie Mcdowell; pianist,
Mrs. Byron P. Wollaston. The
missionary funds go toward the sup
port of Miss Amanda Kerr, at
Hoshyarpur, India, and Mrs. W. W.
Johnson, at Tsinanfu, China.
TIE seasons program will be con-
tinued on April by the mission
study, "Africa and the Promise of the
Future" by Mrs. William Swan, and
a general discussion will follow.
May Z, "The Development of the
Missionary Idea," by Mrs. Theron
Lee, with the subject divided into five
parts: Around the shores of Galilee,
around the shores of the Mediter-
ranean Sea, around the shores of the
Atlantic Ocean, around the shores of
the Indian Ocean, and around the
shores of the Pacific ocean.
The closing meeting will be held on
June A, 1920, with "Japan-Current
Events" Mrs. D. W. Hoppock, Mrs.
Randolph Everitt and Miss Bessie
Titus. There will be an address, fol-
lowed by social hour.