davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13

ME do sWojego grona.
Kapral zrzucn sWe ubranie Wo
skowe i dostM cd zbojc6W kosti
UNI jakiego oni zwykle uzyWali,
raz sztylet j pare pistoletoW.
Nastepnie Wzial udzial " Wiel
kiej radzie wojennej, ktora cara
potem odbyto.
Ma radzie tel postanoWiono, =
poniewaz ME ma obaWy, ably Woj
sko predzej az n%azajutrz rano m'
Clio uderzyc ma, zamek, ale re alta
ku, gdyby do niego przyszlo nj
podobna byloby odeprzec, nalez.
zatem 0 samej p61nocy zrobie Wy
cieczke i uprzedzajac nieprzyja-
ciela napasc jego ob6z, a " razit
potrzeby use W lasy.
Janosz Subri, rozporzadzif, z
wszystkim bandytom pozWala sic
az do godziny Wp6l do dWunastei
W nocy pladrowac, zamek i zabie
rae co tylko ma wieksza wartosc:
a nastepnie zebrac sic celem wy
ruszenia przeciwko nieprzyjacielo-
wi.
Dowodca przestrzegl jednak pc
dwladnych sobie bandytow, zeby
sic ME obladowywali "a bardzo
zrabowanemi przedmiotami, gdyz
to mog1oby i'm przeszkadzac pod
czas nocnej wycieczki i bitwy.
Katwo sic domyslic, z jakim "a
pa1em bandyci przyjeli to rozpo-
rzadzenie.
W mgnieniu Okla rozbiegli sic
DO ca1ym zamku, ME myslac 0 je-
90 strzezeniu, gdyz byli pewni, re
So przez noe Gala bezpieczni.
Kazdy myslal 0 sobie, o tenn, re
by sic jak najlepiej obladowac,
MIN odg1os traby wezwie wszyst-
kich, azeby sic zebrali W szeregl.
Me by1o czasu do stracenia, ami
do myslenia o innych.
Wszystkie zakatki starego zam-
czyska pelne by}y bandytow, wy
szukujacych przedmiot6w maja-
cych wartosc a niewiele zajmuja-
cych miejsca.
I.rzeczywisscie 1up byl ME ma}y
z bogactw znajdujacych sic W
zamkus potrzeba by1o tylko wybie
rae.
Trzej tylko ludzie ME brali u
dzia1u w rabunku.
Byli to najsWiezsi sojusznlcy
bandyt6w: Kapral Bernhofer, Re
dro i Rudy Jur.
@ pierwszym wiemy, re sic do
stall do zamku jedynie pc to, by w
MIN odegrac role trojanskiego ko-
MIA.
Oval p%ozostali, Hiszpana Je-
rzy mieli inne zupelnie plany:
z pomiedzy wszystkich handy
tow, oni :jedni ME uwierzyli W to,
m6wif m4ody kapral / przeWl-
zdrade.
Me myself jednak ostrzegac 0
TEN bandyt6w, do ktorych przy-
}aczyli sic jedynie T. koniecznoscl
i chetnie skorzystaliby z kazdeJ
sposobnossci, azeby sic wydobyc z
ich niebezpiescznego towarzystWa.
Porozumieli sic oni z SODA / gdy
.Janosz Subri da1 has}o do rabun-
XII rzucili sic ma ggrrablez "a
innymi, lecz- starali. sic mice IA o
ku kaprala Bernhofera, tax jed
max, azeby on tego ME zauFWyaazyf'
: Przekonali sic bardzo predko:
re ich domys1 byl prawdziwy,, re
kapral jedynie pc to dosta1 sic &c
zamku, azeby zdradzic chwilowych
lego zdobywcow.
Zamiast rabowac skrada} sic ku
bramie.
Pedro i Rudy Jurs skradall Sic
"a MIN, ostr6zpie cicho, os{onieecl
ciemnosscia nocy, ktora wyborniee
sprzyja1a ich zamiarowi.
Kapral Bernhofer przyby1 &c
bramy. /,
Byla ona zamkhieta,SznajduJa:
cy sic pc "a niasmost zWodzony
by1 podniesiony " >gg6reesa]lIee M "a
stray ME bylo nikoggo.
R~ozb6jnicy czujac sic bezpiecz
nymi " obrebie murow pod oslo
ma nocy, ME uwazali "a stosewnt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
obrazy ruchome zamiast mowc6w

:0braZy ruchome zamlast moWcoW.
WASHINGTON, D. g. PROXY
zastapienia mowc6w obrazami ru-
chomemi zostaly wprowadzone W
Bostonie przez George w. Cole
man, dyrektora Wydzia}u Eduka-
.cyjnego PREY Departamencie Pra
.cy. Pierwszy tego rodzaju obraz,
zosta1 wystawiony W Bostonie pod
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
tracie drogiego czasu ma lei pilno

NlJ 1S - sS'
WeWnetrznej strony byla Fam:
knieta.
Dokonawszy tego Wyszedl
przymknal brame "a SODA.
Pedro Rudy Jur przypatryw
Ii sic temu z ukrycia.
Czynnosc kaprala ME mog1a by
tlomaczona %dwojako.. Zdradza
on. otWorzyl brame i spieszyI 2
wiadomic zolnierzy,ze NIGGA wejs
do zamku bez przeszkody.
Lekki skrzyp spuszczonego pc
vol mostu potWierdzn stanoWcz'
ten domysl.
Pc uplywie kilku minut mos
byf spuszczony.
Kapral przebieg} go szybko
znikl w ciemnosci.
- eJstesmy wolni! = szepna
Pedro do Rudego Jura.
Chodzmy, odpoWiedzia
Rudy Jur.
- Me j~eszcze.. MECH sic bar
dziej oddali. przestrzegl Hiszpar
Poczekali moze piec minut, skt6
re i'm sic wydaWafy Wiecznoscia.
Nastepnie chylkiem,. skradajae
sic wyszli.
Ciemnosc ich oslaniala, Mkt ME
%dostrzegl zbiegow.
- Jestesmy Wolni, powto-
rzyl z kolei Rudy Jur odetchnaW
sly sWobodniej.
lynn razem Pedro odpowiedzia]
- Me jeszcze...
Rudy Jur drgna1.
- Jak to?.. czy gdzie widzisz
jaka przeszkode? = zapytaf "a
niepokojony.
- NajWazniejsza.. odparl
Pedro, = kapral niezawodnie po-
szed1 do swoich, kt6rzy SO gdzies
niedaleko i lada chWila wr6ca, a.
.zeby pred wycieczka bandyt6w
dostac sic do zamku.
- To prawda, lecz coz to mas
obchodzi? = wzruszyl ramionami
Rudy Jur.
= Wiecej niz mozesz przypusz-
czac, - odpowiedzia1 Hiszpan, :
idac pociemku, omackiem pierwsi
wpadniemy W ich rece, jezeli sic
z mimi spotkamy..
= Do djab}a,. zaklaf jerry:
- A niewiadomo, W kt6rej stro
ME sa ukryci zolnierze i z ktoreJ
strony beda przybywali.
= Coz tn poczac?
= Mysle w1asnie mad wyszuka.
MEM sposobu.
Staneli obaj W zamysleniu.
w tel chwili z dosyc dalekiej
dleg}ossci doszedl al do mich cd.
| CLOS przeciag1ego swistu.
Pc chwili ma swist ten odpoWle
dziala ~,jeszcze bardziej oddalona
piszczalka.
= Bravo! wiedzie nam sic! =
; zawolal Pedro, = kapral zaWla-
domi1 juz zolnierzy, re wstep GO
zamku ola mich otWarty, ale "a,
razem zawiadomi} mas, z ktore]
!, strony nadciagnac maja zofnlerze
!, Oni ida z lewej, chodzmy ma pra.
! wo.
| zmieniwszy kierunek dwaj to
warzysze nocnej wyprawy znlkll
wkr6tce W ciemnosciach.
Tymczasem W zamku konczy4
sic juz rabunek.
Ia chwile godzina wpof do dWu
nastej miala uderzyc.
Janosz Subri wzial r6g myysliwS
, XII i wyszedl ma glowne podworze
aby dac haslo do zebrania slf
! swym towarzyszom.
Me bylo jednak widac przezna
czonem, ably haslo do zebranla slt
bapdyt6w mial dac tym razem oe
CLOS rogu.
MIN przy1ozyl r6g do ust, ban
dyta rzucif okiem W podworze s1s
DO kilkoma latarniami oswietlone
Ujrzal " g1ebi mundury zolnie
rzy:
Zadrzaf.. reka, W ktorej ros
trzymal, opadla.
z poczatku zdawalo mu sic, 2
marry, pc kr6fkiej chWili jednak
re nie mog1 juz mice watpliWosci
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-10
Committee Today Begun
Canvassing For Stock
Subscriptions
TO BE HELPFUL TO ALL
Subscribers to Earn n Fair dividend
On Stock-H0mes to be Erected for
New Citizens

\ committee OF business; mel. to-
day started on systematic canvass
for stock subscriptions for the
Alexandria Real Estate and Mort
rage Corporation. The work vii
be continued for period of three
iays. Subscriptions for $1,000 81
more of the stock are being taken
',y those engaged in task.
Every merchant in the city am
every person who can is urged IT,
subscribe to this proposition.
As already told in i column :
Of the Gazette the purpos" ~ot tn
newly organized corporatio" IS I
erect suitable homes for tic nc"
population that will come TO Alex
andria and be employed 1T the l.,
s. Naval Torpedo Station which
permanent Institution. Ever
merchant in the city sEouli sub
scribe at least for $1,000 of the
stock.
The new industry will lac Of
yrcat benefit to the merchants OF
the city. The more peonle who To-
cate in Alexandria the more husl-
ness for the merchant. We're it not
for the increased population al
ready brought here by other indus
trics the merchants who are today
enjoying prosperity probably wcuf'
not be doing so.
It, therefore. behooves all mcr-
chants and Others having the fu-
ture prosperity Of the city at hear
20 subscribe to stock for TINS prop
ositi0n
a subscription in the stock 5 roi
| a gift. as the promoters o. t.
project hope to be able to see tha'
Zach stockholder in the cohcern So
cures reasonable return on his m
vestmcnt.
The men engaged in the task arr
taking their own tirle n this worE
fer the benefit of the ":tv ana ncn'
should shirk IN givia5 Shcm th'
support in this splendid projer
which 50 richly deserves unstnte'
support Of every business and pro
fessional man in the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-10

A meeting of the city basket ball
! league har been called for Thurs
day nigiU at Community Center by
Capt. Louis Duffey, president OF
the circuit. and managers of all
teams desiring to secure franchises
are requested to be present prompt
~ at s O'Clock.
Plans fo1 the season, a schedule,
the appointing of officials and the
adoption of a constitution will be
.teh order OF the meeting. To date,
five teams have applied for fran
chises, and it is hoped to have a
sixth team represented tomorrow
night.
A Junior basket ball league will
probably be in force here in the
near future, as some fifty young
sters are playing basket and volly
ball every afternoon and evening" at
Community Center.
Bill Entwisle was elected captain
and coach of the I.yceum basketball
team at a meeting last night. while
II. l.. Wheatley was chosen mana
ger with Rev Louis Smet as homo
rary president. Norris Roland was
elected vice president, Sylvester
Breen treasurer. and Louis Hoy Sec
retary.
The following players viii repre-
| sent the -Lyceum on the floor this
/ winter, both in the league games as
we'll as exhibition contests; Capt
Entwisle, Edwin Hayden, Leslie
Williams, Kemp Cockrell, Frank
Cockrell, George nobson. Theron
Hayden, Louis Hoy, Wilbur Jones,
Norris Roland, and Robert White
stone.
An exhibition contest has been
scheduled with the Camp Humph-
reys Officers Team for December
18th at Camp Humphreys.
Merchandise prizes will be award
ed the winners Of the Christmas
Day run to be held under the auspi-
ces of Community Service. Entries
are being received at Community
Center every day. No regular en-.
try blank is necessary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-10
MAI. X. S.. SMEAD DEAD

Port Arthur, Texas. Dec. 10
Word was received here. of the sud
den death at Galveston recently OF
Major r S. Smead, assistant Uni
ted States engineer. a. C.. Rclch!e.
son in law of the deccdcnt, and Mrs.
Smcad, his widow, left at once for
Galveston TO attend TO preparation
Of the body for shipment to Port
Arthur. where it will he inferred :.
The time of the funeral has not yet
been announced.
Major Smcad vii! be remembered
by many old residents of .Alexan-
dria, where he spent his boyhood
and where he marricdf>Miss Anna
NJ. Gcrgory. daughter of the late
Douglas T. Gregory. Of this place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-10
Labor Officials Believe II
Per Cent Increase VIII
Be Accepted
PLAY UNION METHODS
Left Wing" of Miners Organizations
Would Dust John l.. Lewis Should
They Fail to Secure Increase.

indianapolis, Ind, Dec. l0.-Theil
| battle lines strengthened by well
/ defined plan of attack, formulated at
numerous conferences during the
night. the conservative element of the
representatives Of the United Mine
! Workers of America were ready to
force acceptance Of President Will
sons praposal for settlement Of the
Jituminous coal miners strike on =
oasis Of fourteen per cent wage in
.reasc whea they reconvened today.
As the delegates entered, the con-
ference room today, several of the
men looked upon as leaders, ara
!;ncwn To WELD a powerful nfluerce
lmcng the delegates, appeared con
r:dcnt. While refusing to be quo:ei al
rectly they indicated that the ''PrcSl-
cents proposition will be accepted" l."
The delegates guarded closely their
DI1fl OF acLlOE, Stuu IOIic DIiSIS'i "
predict how long the conference
would continue.
The conservatives arc not counting
On an easy fight. Those delegates OPP
posing acceptance of the Presidents
plan are prepared to wage a bitter
hattie against acceptance of the II
per cent wage increase as a b!sis of
settlements
Internal politics has great deal
% do with he firht that the radicals
are making If the Government con-
mission plan Of settlement, sponsored
bv John J.. Lewis. fail; in the end to
rrant the miners an adequate adjust
mcnt. it IS recognized here that the
whole organization of the United
Mine Workers would be thrown into
he hand. of the Harrington element.
and conservatives would be ousted.
1t is expected, however, that the
warning factions will get together
this morning. ard making formal an
nouncement of their acceptance of
he Governments offer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-10
Alexandria Business Men, Profes.
sional Men and Property Owners
This is ar Investment and an
Urgent Civic Duty.

A number Of our most progress
sive citizens have agrecu TO con-
duct three day campaign, begin
ming Wednesday. the 10th. solicit
ing subscriptions to the stock of
the Alexandria Real Estate and
Mortgage Corpo ration, and it has
been decided to only solicit sub
scriptions for s1.O00.0O and over
during these three days.
1t should be borne in mind that
although the object of this COM
pany is to do all it can to relieve
the present housing conditions in
our city. yet every effort will be
made to safe guard the money in
vested and to earn reasonable
profit for the~stock holders.
The success of this proposition
is squarely up to those .AlcXan
drians whose business interests or
property holdings are directly bene-
fitted by the continued prosperity
of our CitS- and # they are moi
willing to collectively support this
company in substantial manner
there is very little hope of few
men being willing to do. 50.
w. A. Smoot.
Frank T. King.
Taylor Burke,
NJ. B. Harlow,
Carroll Pierce,
B. We'll.
J.. H. DudlcN,
Organization Committee. 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-10
BIG SING SUNDAY
Affair at 8 P. NJ, In Richmond The
atre Led by Professor
Chamberlain


The Alexandria Sunday School As
sociation has engaged the Richmond
Theater for Sunday afternoon fc" :
big sing to be conducted by Profes-
sor E. B. Chamberlain. \. Il. c.
A., state song leader.
During this week each school IS
being drilled on number cS songs
before the movie show that tie <.
NJ. C. A., is putting on, so that on
Sunday there will be good enter
tainment for the people of the city.
Prof. Chamberlain, as stated q
few days ago is now conducting q
church music institute. The young
men and ladies that are attending
are manifesting great interest in
the work. Any others that are IL
terested in getting some training
on how to lead music and c urs-
in church music general should at
tend these meetings, which a:e held
each evening at 9 o'clock IN the SIT
day School room CT the Methodist
Episcopal Church South. 1t is un-
Necessary to say that. this ;> 4 free
course, but some persons seem to
think there is charge attached.
This evening en- count cf the regu-
lar prayer meeting in the Sunday
School room, the institute will meet
il me Westminster Building on the
tn:.',' floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-10
GIrNMAN IS KILLED

Norfolk, Va. Dec. lo.--Onc
man was killed and another wound
ed in a fight between detectives
and gunner here yesterday. The
vecgmen attempted to nOld up the
Offices of the Virginia Railway an;t
Power Company as officials were
counting the cash turned in by con-
c!uctors. Three ot the bandits were
arrested.
Frank West, said to be the leader
Of the gang, was killed; while J. J.
Murphy. of Pennsylvania; J. }.
Upland. of New York, alias Jimmy
ihe Wop.' md B. F.. Decker are
under ;:rrcSt
The police had been given ad-
vance information of the intention
Of the bandits and arrived at the
barns SHORTY after the four men.
One Of the robbers was wounded in
leg when he attempted to jump
frcm a window.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-10
THE PICTORIAL HISTORY OF
THE WAR

On Thursday night. December II,
at s o'clock. in the Norton Memo
rial CT st. Paul's Church there will
be shown moving picture of the
war in France, entitled "Thc Pic
.oria History OF the War; This
film. kindly loaned by the Y. N .
C.. A.. of Washington, D.. c.. was
taken by the u. S. Signal Corps,
and is oln Of the finest III "XiSt-
ance.
All mo ..brr: II St raal's Parish.
Sunday School. church crganlza-
tions. and Good Snepnera Mission
are especially invited to attend.
Others who are interested in church
welfare work vii! be welcomed
No charge foc admission or offer
ing asked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-10
.SCHO0[ TRUSTEES
FAIL TO QUALIFY
City Council Discusses Need
of an Aerial
Truck
QUARTERS FOR CLINIC
Board of Aldermen Adjourn for
Christmas Holidays Till Jan. 13
and Common Council Non CCncurs

The need of an aerial truck in this
city to take the place of the present
city service truck was informally dis
cussed last night by common council
! Immediately after that body transact
ed routine business. The subject was
brought up by Councilman Desmond.
Several of those present expressed
themselves as favorfng the purchase
Of such a piece of apparatus.
Councilman Ruben"said that several
years ago he interviewed a number
of large taxpayers and they signed a
petition favoring the purchase of an
aerial truck. While there is not need
for it often, Mr.. Ruben said that
when it is needed it is needed badly.
The city school board sent COM
munication to council that George E.
Warfield, Harry Hammond and T.
Clifton Howard. recently elected
school trustees, had failed to qualify.
1t was decided to elect their success
sors at the next meeting of council.
Councilman Ruben said that in the
event they could not get men to serve
he favored getting women OH the
board.
The sum of $150 was appropriated
to fix up quarters in some city prop
erty for the use of the health depart
1inent for its clinic. ~ --.-.~r-
Most of the members of council
favored using the old police court
room, directly over headquarters for
that purpose. The clinic will be con-
tinued probably until May or June it
was stated.
Announcement was made by Coun-
Gilman Fletcher that he expected to
have the new traffic regulations ready
COR presentation at the next meeting
Of council.
The sum Of 500 was appropriated
for the PURCHASE and installation Of
fire plugs and $3.50 for widening the
doors of the Columbia engine house
and removing the horse stalls therein
IN order TO make room for the new
motor apparatus. Permission was
granted the Southern Auto Supply
Company to place gasoline tank on
the north side Of Gfhbon street just
west of Alfred street.
The board of aldermen adjourned
for the Christmas holidays until Jan
uary 13, Common Council, however.
non concurred in their action.
Bill of H.. L. Peyton for So for
making a drawing of the yardmas ter's
office of the Southern Railway 70 be
used at recent murder trial IN the
corporation court was referred to the
finance committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-10

Reflection of Light Causes Investiga-
ton at Cemetery


Ghost hunting is getting to be
popular pastime just now in Alexan-
lria. Last night number of wei!
'lnown citizens armed to the teeth
:tartcd out to Bethel cemetery at q
ate hour in search Of 4 ghost sup
POSED to hc lowering in that city Of
he dead. A queer light lowering
,vcr the cemetery was responsible
or the investigation The hunters.
,owcver. found only reflection and
lothing more and so reported to
,thers looking for the ghost.
Railroad men, many Of whom are
VETERANS in the service, stated today
hat such light can,be discerned IN
nat vicinity any rainy night. A good
,host story, therefore. has been spoil
ID by the statement given out by men
employed in the Southern Railway
;aras.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-10
ELkS ENTERTAIN

a housewarming was given last
lght by Alexandria Lodge No. 1853.
Benevolent and Protective Order Of
Elks in honor Of the return Of that
odge 10 It's handsome home which
lurinr the war was used a. the War
amp Community Center.
More than 200 men and wolnen,
members of the order and their friends
attended. During the evening there
was dancing and luncheon afterward
was served in the ratnskeller. The
tables were prettily decorated. All at
tending greatly enjoyed the affair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-10
FACTORY MAY CLOSE

Unless an additional supply of coal
i received by tomorrow afternoon the
Old Dominion Glass Company will be
compelled to suspend operations. An
nounccmcnt to this effect was made
This afternoon by officials of that
company.
Tie closing down Of this plant will
throw out Of employment t5o per-
sons. The coal supply Of a number ol
other Alexandria manufacturing con
Germs also is reported to be very low
although representatives of these con
Germs expect an additional supply Of
coal any day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-10
FEAST OF DEDICATION CEI.E.
RRATED BY JEWS i

Commencing on Tuesday evening
December 18th. one of the most in
teresting minor holidays in the Jew
! ish calendar. viii be celebrated for
period C. eight c,ya. 1T is known
as Chanukah. the Feast of Dedication,
and being joyous home festival,
it is looked forward to with anti
cipation by all, especially by the
children, since. to a great extent, it
has become children's festival.
The festival commentaries the
stirring events of the period from l6S
TO lH5 B.~C. -AntiocAus Epiphancs,
the king of Syria wishing to unite all
The provinces unuer his dominion into
one nation, issued a decree that only
the Greek religion was to be practiccd
thenceforth. He thereupon tried tG
suppress Judaism, burned the Sacred
Scrolls of the law and set up idols III
she Hcly Temple at Jerusalem. But
the Jews did not submit to his decree.
Instead, they resisted. and after =
long prctracted warfare. Judas Mac
cabeus, the son Of Mattathias th2
priest, supported his four heroic
brothers, defeated the Syrians, and on
the twenty-fifth day If the north Of
Kislcv in the year l65 B. c.. re-
moved the idols from the Temple
and dedicated it to tEe service cf.
God
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-10
THE COAL SITUATION

In the belief that Virginia might
not get her due allotment of coal
during the period of shortage. 30
men represerting business and coal
interests in different sections of
The State net Monday in Richmond
at the call % Governor Davis. Af-
ter discussing the problem from all
angles a committee Of seven was
appointed to take charge Of the sit
uatian and present the needs of the
State 20 Fuel Administration Gar
field.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-10
COMMUNITY PLANS OUTLINED

At the meeting of the General Com
mittee of the Alexandria Community
Service last night at Community Gen.
tcr, Prince and Royal streets, plans
for the coming holidays were mapped
out. and several pleasing ideas were
adopted. The first calls for a bic
Community Christmas, with tree
Christmas carols and all that goes
70. make up happy holiday spirit
An invitation has been extended to al
the churches of the city to assist II
making this real Community Christ
mas.
A community sing every Sunday
afternoon is also scheduled. and ef
forts are being made to secure the
Opera House for this purpose. The
program, as outlined by Chairman \
D. Brockett, was approved. and th'
details will be worked out by the
executive committee.
Chairman Brockett ,aSt night ap
pointed the executive committee a
follows-Mrs. T. Marshall Jones, Mrs
c. T. Howard. Mrs. Albert Driefus
Mr.. Carroll Pierce, Mr.. ]. Y. Williams
Mr.. T. E Dyson and Mr.. Q. H. hiri