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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-07
COUNCIL -0F-DEFENSE PROBES
COSTS-REMEDY- REPRODUCTION
Team Work Necessary And Complete Elimination
OF Hoarding And Profiteering The
Solution
COUNTRY CRIES FORLOWER COST

Washington. Oct. 7.-Greater
production, team work on the
part Of every one and the stamp
ing out Of boarding and prolteer-
ing were emphasized by the
United States Council of Ma
tional Defense as remedies for
the high cost Of living.
After a careful investigation
Of the problem, the Council
which is composed Of the Secre-
taries Of War, Navy, Interior,
Agriculture and Labor, finds:
THAT the nations produc-
tive powers have not been fully
utilized since the armistice
2-That too few goods, nota-
bly, the necessities Of life, have
been produced, and that even
some of these goods have been
withheld from the market. and
therefore from the people
3-That the high cost Of iv-
ing is due in part to unavoidable
war waste and increase Of money
and credit.
4-That there has been and is
considerable protiteering, mten-
tional and unintentional.
The Council states that in its
belief the remedies for the stu
alton are
Ito produce more goods and
to produce them IN proportion to
the needs Of the people
2-To stamp out profteering
and stop Unnecessary boarding
$50 enforce vigorously
present laws and to enact such
further laws as are necessary to
prevent and punish profiteering
and needless boarding.
ito bring about better co
operation and method in diStrib-
uting and marketing goods
5-To keep both producer and
consumer fully informed as to
what supplies are available, to
that production may anticipate
the country $ demands,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-07
SUMMER WHITE H0USE"
Be ON MOUNT FALCON

Denver, Col, Oct. The
movement 10 establish a summer
White House" on Mount Falcon,
u miles from Denver and In the
Rocky Mountains, has been reyiv-
ed by Colorado citizens. The war
interrupted the campaign started
several wears ago with the object
If providing a picturesque noun
tain palace where presidents OF
the United States might find ref
Ee during the warm months.
Eae building, it is estimated,
s.o~.,1 reQquire an initial expend-
. ituca Of $4,000 and leaders ofthe
.ampaiGn plan TO raise S25O,0oJ
additional to complete the entire
@tructure and put the sromds IN
shape.
The summer home would be
held in trust by the governors q
the % states west Of the Mlssls:
Sippi rfver,sacting as a board OF
regents.
-:-...s.-r
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-07
STEEL STRIKE THREATENS IN
STEEL SECTIONS Of indiana
Three Indiana Cities Are Under The Control Oh
The Military By Orders Of Governor
Goodrich
NO SPECIAL VIOLENCE REPORTED

Chicago. Oct. THE general
industrial strike. on at most Of
4hp steel mills in the Chicago dis
lrict. has remained unchanged.
During the last twenty four
hours however it has been found
necessary to put Indiana harbor
and East Chicago Indiana, under
martial law and are potrolled by
state 'ToOps.
Gary, Indiana. the site Of the
United States Steel Corporation
plant. is under military control.
with federal troops generally n
command.
The threatening situation. ra-
ther than violence itself. caused
Governor Goodrich. of Indiana. to
issue the orders for troops to take
control.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-07
RED CROSS SPEAKER
CANE HERE TO-DAY

The meeting arranged for to-
morrow at Madry S Opera House
in the interest Of the Red Cross
has been called off as Mr.. c. r.
Whorton, Of Greensboro, district
director, came into town uneA-
pectedly this moning and a hur-
ried meetisg Of the executive
committee and principal busl-
ness men had to be called by
Chairman Hugh johnson at !
o'clock this afternoon in the dl-
rector room of the Scotland
Neck Bank.
The talk at this afternoon 5
meeting by Mr.. Whorton was Il
preparation for the third roll cal
of the American Red Gross
(which started a campaign t
raise fifteen million dollars OF
November End and will rW
through to November 11th Oar
mistice Day) in order to com
plete the war work.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-07
Won DER GOLTz JOINED
THE BOLSHEV|K FORCES
Report Is Sent To The
Berlin Newspaper,
Tidende
NO CONFIRMATION

Copenhagen, Oct. General
Won der Goltz, commander Of the
German forces in the Baltic pro
vinces, whose activities recently
led to sharp exchanges between
the allies and German, has, with
his staff, joined the Russian Boil
shevik forces, according to dis
patch to the Berlin Tidende.
The Petrograd Telegraph Agen-
cy report No confirmation Of the
joining Of General Won der Goltz
and his staff with the Bolshevik
forces has been obtainable here. -
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-07
CEN. LEES SERVANT
ATTENDS The REUNION

Atlanta. Ca Oct. The
city i crowded today with Con
federate Veterans and thousands
Of other people for the annual
reunion.
Among those attsssnading the
opening of the reunion this at.
ternoon was William Mack Lee
.neoro cook and body servant o.
iGeneral Robert E. Lee. He was
one Of the proudest veterans at
| tending.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-07
COUNT OTTO B|SMARK
Be COURTMART|A[ED
BY FRENCH AUTHORITY
Accused Of Shooting IA
Civilians At
Lille
HOUSESBURNEDALSO

Paris, Oct. THE extradition
of Count Otto Bismark, grand
son Of the famous German chan
cellor, has been demanded Of the
German government at the in
stance Of the court uu-
thorities at Lille.
Bismark is accused Of having
fourteen inhabitants Of the vii
lage Of Nicoigne shot as an ex-
ample and Of burning severrl
houses there.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-07
RALEIGH FAIR OPENS
ITS Gates OCTOBER 20
BY Maxwell German.

Raleigh, \. c., Oct. In just
two weeks the State Fair will
swing open its gates TO begin the
greatest welcame to the biggest
home gathering Raleigh has
known.
The badly used fair grounds
have been restored to their former
condition, plus better track, but
minus d grandstand roof, which Is
more than made up in the seating
capacity.
Stables and pens for horses. cat
tie. sheep and fine breed Of pork
ers-ro say something also for the
poultry family, also-are more
elaborate than ever. Arrange
meur> for exhibiting products Of
the soil are more extensive. and
well II i, 50, for more farmers Will
exhibit their rasings IN create,
abundance and with old-time
pride. which every true NORTH
WolI>.ou naturally feels.
Steps "ere taken hare a few
days ago on the occasion Of tn,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-07
FAIR WEATHER GREETS
SIXTH BASEBALL GAME

Cincinnati, Oct. I. Fair but
somewhat cooler weather indica
ted that the sixth games Of the
world Serie, would be pulled off
here today.
An announcement from Chicago
that Manager Moran would pitch
Reuther tGdv leads most Of the To-
cal fans to believe that an addi-
tionaI game on Wednesday would
not lie necessary, but opposing
this view are the probabilities
that Manager Gleason viii pitch
Kerr, the only pitcher that has
scored a victory over the Reds.
With Kerr and Reuther pitch
ing the same game should deve-
lop into pitchers battle that
might even exceed the work OF
the pitchers ia previous games.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-07
FRENCH FAVOR POOL
Of EXPEND|T'S
pUR|ur '..odlD WAR
Suggssst Allies Form
Pool OF All
Expenses
MEET FRENCH VIEW

Paris, Oct. THE Chamber
Of Deputies committee on the
Peace Treaty approved in prin-
ciple the proposal to call upon
the allies to form an interallied
pool toward indemnifying the al
lied combatants for the war ex-
penditures.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-07
81. 100000 FIRE LOSS
STANDARD CUANO Cd.

Baltimore. Oct THE plant
Of the Standard Guano Com
pany, at Curtis Bay suburbs, was
partially destroyed by Ire Of
origin today
Two negro workers are re
ported dead.
Officials estimated the loss at
million and half dollars
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-07
GULF COAST ENGINEERS
AND PILOTS STRIKE

New Orleans, Oct. MARINE
engineers, masters mates and
pilots Of tugboats Of the Gulf
district, from Key West to the
mouth Of the Rio Grande, went
on strike today for higher
wages.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-07
VICE ADMIRAL RANK FOR
SIMS, BENSON AND MAYO

Washington, Oct The per-
manent rank Of Nice-Admiral
for Rear-Admirals Sims, Bonson
and Mayo has been proposed into
bill ordered favorably reported
oy the Senate Naval Committee.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-07
LABOR CONFERENCE
MEET TO QUELL UNREST
Leaders Miss Inspiration
Of Wilson's
Address
BARUCH TAKES LEAD
BARUCH TAKES LEAD

Washington, Oct. 7.-Secre-
tary Lane has been chosen per-
manent chairman Of the Indus
trial Conference now in session
and will accept the appoint
ment.
Secretary Lane told the con
ference that the news from the
White House was that Presi-
dent Wilson might be able to
address the delegates before
their adjournment.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-07
Pres. WILSON IMPROVES
WHITE HOUSE REPORTS

Washington, Oct 7-Presi-
dent Wilson showed further i'm
prOvement this morning after a
very good night and is anxious
to get back to work. White
House officials said
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-07

Mr., G. F. Burroughs left Yesterday
afternoon with Dr.. Charles Anderson
for GreenviIle to attend a meeting Of
the seventy-fVe miaion dollar cam
ps4en and will il Al probability 70 o.
teeay.to Raleigh to hea+:cs11 address Of
Dr. Truitt.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-07
KING VICTOR EMANUEL
HAS RATIFIED TREATY

Paris, October liking Victor
Emmanuel Of Italy signed a Roy
al Decree ratifying the German
and Austrian treties, according to
d Milan dispatch to lie Clair
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-07
TR|KOVTCH, PREMIER
FOR -SLOVAK|A

Paris, Oct IA new minis
try for Jugo-Slovakia has been
formed in Belgrade, according
to dispatches received here, with
NJ. Trikovitch as premier.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-07

!. Somehow, these days we do not
see much Of that familiar label,
.*rMade iii Germany
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-07
HARPERS EDITOR DEAD
SERVED FIFTY YEARS

New York. Oct. 1.-Henrv
Mills Alden. editor Of Harper 5
Magazine since 1869, died here
today at the age of 81 years.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-07

Washington, Oct. IA disa-
geeement over rules proposed
for governing the Industrial
Conference, called by President
wilson, resulted in the confer
ence adjourning suddenly today
after Secretary Lane had been
elected permanent chairman.
The conference will meet again
this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
CONSERVING THE HOUSEWIFE,
By Mrs. Christine Frederick

giSo vegetable gclatinc, spinach. car
rots. raw cabbage aud all subacid fruits
IKE apples. pears. oranges pruncs. etc.
Snc should never cat III Il hurry or
at nervous tension" as then food
Is likely to disagree with her aud cause
headaches. However. much OF tho So
called fatigue" and headache to which
"omcn are subject IS not because they
arc really tired. but because OF the
poisonS which arc not properly climin :
atcd from their systems.
coffee and tea arc drugs. and NOTHING;
is worse for the housckccpcr 10 get
into than the habit Of drinking coffee
frequently during the day instead Of
sitting down to a regular meal
To keen in good health. especially for
one with tho responsibility OF "A house
mother. satisfying sleep is needed. Per-
laps tho best method. and ono fas.
coming more and more into vogue. is
sleeping outdoors. II is no longer
considered a fad. bat the way to get
the mos, oxygen and tho most rcstful
Slumber.
Any porch may be transferred int
q sleeping porch, with tho aid OF can
vass screens or bamboo shutters. \
small single bed is best. and should
several pairs OF blankets. No sheets
arc used in sleeping outdoors. and the
sleeper should have a long nShtEown
or pa jamas with, feet or socks.
sleeping Is TO have as much cover I'M
der AS over the body Even in the
latitude OF New York it is possible 20
sleep outdoors the entire winter There
is no better way Of reducing tho danger
from colds. tuberculosis or other CON
'agious diseases. as we'll as insurinE
more quiet sleep. 1t would bc cN-
crilent II every housewife could try
this plan Of sleeping. because i; would
give her more vitality for her daily
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

While VIC have been hearing so much
| about conserving food and fuel and
| other things, little has been said about
conservation OF health or time or
strength Yet. unless VIC have health.
we VIII not have the time and strength
TO save material things. In these times
the housewife. upon whom so many
J great responsibilities rest. should con-
sidcr the conservation of her own
health as we'll as material supplies.
Raising soldiers and other individuals
| TO their highest efficiency means
definite physical drill and hygiene.
| Why not with tho housewife as we'll
as with others?
All too often women. especially busy
mothers. .'let down" in their care of
| their physical selves. They may give
up their morning bath or their set .
,ing-up' exercises. This is Il mistake.
LOT nothing SO well begins the day az
Il ic" minutes OF simple gymnastics in
| the room, and similar ones should be
taken every night Most women take
lar 100 little exercise Doubtless manv
! many women will say that houscwork
10 cAcrclsc. nut as generally practiccd
| II is not In addition TO the work Of
INC home, the housewife should walk
lnouise IN skating. Shedding or some
| outdoor winter sport which will brin.-
! me muscles into activity, at tho sans.
tlhc mat a great deal of fresh air is
innaled II houscwork were sufiicicn;
exercise there would not DO so r,,nnI.
overly lat women from the age of forty
| on. &c - ~. I"
-, ANOTHER fact which contributes to
INC over weight OF thousands of house
hecpeTs is wrong eating habits Ere
! qucntiy they do not cat at rcruln
petlods' which Is bad for the stomach
ana inc elimination organs. Again
.hcy may not care TO take the troubI,,
! 70 prepare regular meal. but 6x VIII. ,
| tncy cal! smack" and make tho fur
S sner mistake of eating it hurriediy,
/ Sllil more frequently they choose an
unDa ianccd diet, selecting an excess nf
| atarCnes; sweets and similar foods
! "iich CLOG the intcStines
hi!c constipation is the natjonal
cSl', nc doctors tell us that more won,
en- suncF from II than men. rho oh
| ssc1Vant person notices at once ti,o
inference between the average die. or
men and women. \ business Cir, ~.
a. woman shopping will order 4 cum OF
chocolate and whipped cream and SON, .
| FORM or pastry for lunch. while he
.nahccs are the man will order Ia ~,
| food tia' SUBSTANTIAL
ne woman in the home should tax.
osILicuiar care to cat sufficient coarse
| tcToos 70 keep her elimination active
Sne should cat bran frcoucntIv 80
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WINCHESTER

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
WINCHESTER, VA. March l5.-NIrs
Harry Flood Byrd and Mrs. L. Cray
Williams have returned from Il visit
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph a. Massey a;
Ncwpor; News. Va.
Miss Mo!lic WOOD has returned from
an EXTEND I'd stay in Philadelphia and
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. g. Janncy and their
niece. Miss Lillian Shcotz have been
spending tho week in Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. Jonn ka:cr and son
are in Baltimore.
Mrs. c. Fred Barr is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. George y. Kerr, at Lynch
burg.
Miss Mamie Smith is visiting friends
in Baltimore.
Captain George Il. Roszcl. United
states Amy. who mas been visiting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

relatives here. has returned to Wash.
nrton
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry *. Russell have
been visiting the latiGr's brother ami
SISTER in law. MIR and Mrs. Loring ~.
Cover. in Baltimore.
Commander William \. Merritt. L.
). ~. and Mrs. Merritt have gone 10
Charleston, w. Va. after visiting the
MIR. and Mrs. Julian l.. Ward have
returned from several weeks stay in
Florida
Mrs. William i. Dupuy and her
daughter. Mrs j. =. Beverley. Jr., arc
visiting relatives at Worsham, Va.
and her sister Miss Ora Turner. have
been visiting friends at Summit Point,
W. Va.
Mrs. +. r. rriatr has returned u
Baltimore after Wis ting relatives in
MIR. and Mrs John Thwai,e have re-
turned from stay OF six weeks in
Florida
,ers have returned to Detroit after
visiting the formers mother, Mrs
George T. Jcnh.ns
NJ. and Mrs William Weaver anil
son. OF l.awrcnccvillc. Va. have been
visiting the formers parents. Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs Arthur y. IIcnninS are
visiting their son-in law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs L. Il. Lowry. OF
York. =. 6.
has been visiting friends here.
Miss Nan Duffy is visiting her
brother. Sergeant William G. Terrell.
at the base hospital. Camp Lee. Va.
Miss Virginia, Richie, who has been
visiting. relatives here, has returned
10 Cumberland. Md.
Mrs. Charles Clun has returned 10
Marion station, Md. after visiting hci
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
USE ''TZ' IF FEET
ACHE, BURN,PUE Up
Can't beat "Tiz" for sore, tired,
swollen, callOuscd feet
e-as- or cOrnS.

You can no happy-footcd in a mo-
ment. Use "Tiz" and never suffer with
tender, raw, burning, blistcrcd, swollen.
tired, aching feet. "Tiz" and only
"Tiz' takes tho pain and soreness out
OF corns, callouscs and bunions.
AZ soon as you put your feet in "a
"Tiz" bath, you Just feel the happiness
soaking in. How good your poor, old
feet feel. They want to dance for Joy.
"TiZ"+ Is grand "riz" instantly draws
out all the poisonous exudations which
puff up your feet and cause sore, in
Named, aching. sweaty fcot
Get 25-ccnt box of "Tiz" at any
drug. store or department store. Got
instant foot relief. Laugh at foot sur-
ferersstwho complain. Because your
fcet,Ere power. never going to bother or
make you limp any more.--Ady.
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You don't want a slow remedy when
your stomach is bad-or an uncertain
onc-or a harmful one-your stomach
is too valuable; you mustn't injurc it
with drastic drugs.
Papc's Diapcpsin is noted for its
speed in giving relief; its harmlCssncss;
it's certain unfailinE action in reGulat-
ing sick. sour. classy stoma chs. Its
quick relief In Indigestion, dyspepsia
and Rastritis when caused by acidity
has made IL famous tho world over.
Keep this wonderful stomach sweet
>ncr in your homc-Eecp 1t handy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

Your fresh. plump beauty and your
bird like Appetite
-! never did cat much, even as A
child she murmurcd idyllicully.
"A touch Of toast in the morning a SIP
Ct soup at noon. sprig of celery or q
pinch of parsley at supper, and I'm
satisfied. AS mother always saws,
the man that pays my board bill for
lifc will be in luck"
My idcal," he chicd.
Late that night she repaired TO the
harder, and consumed seven hard
boiled eggs. four cold pork chops. hair
a pound OF potato salad, three to-
Its a fearful strain" she thought.
but I'll land him this week or die in
the attcmpt''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

get a largo fifty-cen. ease from any
drug store and then If anyone, should
cat something which doesn't aErco
with them; IL what they eat lays like
lead. fermcnts and sours and forms
gas; causes headache. dizziness and
nausea; quotations OF acid and undi-
Ecstcd food-rcmcmber as soon as
lapc's Diapepsin comes In contact with
the stomach it helps to neutralize tue
excessive acidity, thon all the ston:-
ach distress caused by it disappears
Its promptness. certainty and case in
overcoming such stomach disorders, q
Il revelation to those who try it.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

sIE OF real sports clothes" said Polly,
thrustinE her hands deep into The
pockets of bright blue swagEer coat
the jaunty lines of which bore the
stamp of exclusive tailoring.
there's no place in Richmond like
JACOBS &: LEWIS" As usual. the
Cub cast an approving glance in Polly's
direction. He, too, was wearing
j. & l.. suit, both because his mirror
told him the lines were becoming and
for the masculine reason that Polly OF
the auburn hair believed in the j. &. L.
styles. This is the age of the spe-
cialist." Polly continued, thence, when
! want to be tailored Just right, L go
TO the store that deals exclusively in
exclusive tailored goods" For the very
sophisticated Office force it wasn't nee
essary for Polly to add that the sailor
beneath which her auburn curls pcepcd
so demurely was n Knox, for no other.
could be so exactly just right, and
every one in tho Office from the Adj
vcrtisinE Managers pretty stenogra-
phcr to the Cynic. knows that Knox
hats in Richmond are to be found only
at Jacobs & Levy's or in the posses
sion of some wise young woman VINO
has purchased one for herself.
. OILY seems to us to be forever
l.o,s emerging from THE coRLEY8
COMPANY with something new and
vastly interesting in her head, and
often in her hand as we'll. This time
she explained, she couldn't carry home
with her the object of her admiration,
as IT was neither ukclclc nor the lat
est song hit, but she had annexed the
next best thing-somc literature about
the Mason & Hamlin piano. She had
been upstairs, in the sanctum that the
big music house maintains as an an
propriate setting for the most beauti-8
full of instruments. where soft-tone
rugs and pictures lend just the right
atmosphcrc-that sympathetic treat
mcnt of details which she attributes to
TIC educational department of The Corr
ley Company. Polly, of course as an
inHetcrate concert goer, was already
familiar with the reputation of the
Mason & Elamlin as an instrument of
absolutely perfect tonal beauty, in de-
manu by artists everywhere. But she
wasn't aware before that in order to
create this art product of SURPRISING
merit, the choicest materials in the
world are gathered, making 1t cost
more to build than any other piano
ever constructed. Even with all HE
skill and time that arc lavishcd unon
the making of an instrument, 1t is not
considered perfect thing, or allowed
10 leave its home, until II has passed
through a long probation of eighteen
months. y year and a half of waiting
waiting to mako sure that not tho
slightest flaw Will devclop-is the rigid
test each Mason &: Hamlin piano must
pass before it leaves the place whore
II was made. And so, when thcir quota
OF Mason & Hamlin pianos fnatly
reaches The Corlcy Company, they're
perfectly sure Of living up to that diff.
cult thinG-a reputation!
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soc Il E T Y
tContinucd From Second Page ,

TOT tho sunraSists. but shc Will read also
ppther poems by the same writer. Miss Nora
riouston Is to be chairman OF tho meeting.
J1bn G. Robertson. Mrs. Haskins Iiobuon.
PIE Nrs; George r. Tom,pkins. Mrs Amos NJ.
The James River Garden Club will meet
~ the residence OF Mrs. Lewis Blair. 2321
Monument Avenue. Wednesday afternoon NJ
o'clock. There will DC an exchange OF
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Dosothoa Payne Madison Chapter, y. S. y.
-. daughters of 1912. Will DO held in tho
iif1d e,n Hotel on THURSDAY morning a. a.
made for attending tho associate council
WHICH sonyeness In Washington y April.
Williams Memorial Circle OF Kings Daush-
,srs ct 3o5 West Main street. Tuesday af-
circle and tho finances Will be discussed.