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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22

We are prepared to mako YOU
loan OF any amount up 10 $500 on
Your household furniture, at legal
rate OF Interest. We advance YOU
money TO paw outstanding bills and
arrange your payments as low as
81 SO per month: Money promptly
su2riicd 10 meet lnStai!n"nt paw
lncntS. Payments on notes and
interest. We make no charge for
investigating your applica ton. You
only pay the interest allowed by
law 80 notary fees Scaboard
Security Co. los North seventh
street. Phone Madison 1912.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
.AUCTIONS-LECA
Legal Notices.

Sut -NOtiScS. al
svns Is b HdG5ssG
CO seiSsa nnt noon G'eTMSe1rs vi
e Ha' FAY, Street; Wylhe, street. Union
1000 square yards S'TS ,ds Vii sR
Be- received on brick. shoot asphalt. btu.
BE- sna f niss Sy sa
sum sun. Of hye hundred dollars ts5oo, oo>. made
CT 81 GOOD .he f OF
psas OF the Hiader The Street Committee
Fs{ Esd AND p. all Dd
s Csy fnc III the S SS nay he at The
!, NuId. City Engineer.
MnTuAI. ASSURANCE SOCIETY or Va
The annual meeting OF the, Mutual AS
ihs Office Of the society Room .c4 Mutus i
IT, isiS. al osoek r. o" NJ h"Gdsy So Nay
sTUcKHoLDERs' MENTiNG-Tho Chesa-
,c peS 6f snd Ohio nrsay GopPsny No
ihs1 ar ~, i9l9 Totlce Is hereby siys;
ers OF tho chesapeake and Ohio s'I Rsil%sy
Company Go wiz be held. as provided in tn.
assasy. sS,, r. sii. t At II osioes Ss 4 e.
Is one of 20 hs
an acton Heretofore taken or AUTHORIZED
ne Of Of re f y 1ses
Dc, n submitted 10 tho meeting: and (oi 10
fully come before, tho meeting. TnGy SOCK taT
transfer books will close at the ONCE OF
Giy, Friday March q. isisy. Ss~ oa ho5k
q. ISIS a wi oeopsp on wednssday. April
The board OF directors A. Trevvett. Soc.
rotary.
QUICK aenon Is NECESSARY ny Times. Dis.
az az, here ere that lntere.!s you. Another reader
w mt a. t. rent roomr Read and uso
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
Lot on South Side of
Laburnum Avenue
BETWEEN CHATHAM STREET AND
HERMITAGE ROAD.

In execution of n deed of trust, dated
november 10. 1917, and recorded in the
clerks office OF Richmond Chancery
Court. y. b. 2t6-D, page SOL default
having been made in the payment OF 4
portion OF the debt therein secured
ana being requested so TO do. we will
sell by auction, on tho premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL "a, 1919,
at $40 o'clock p. NJ.
the above lot. described as
follows:
- CoFhmencing at point on the south
line OF Laburnum Avenue SSS2s feet
west OF Chatham Street. thence run
nins, westwardly aud fronting on the
south line of Laburnum Avenue los
feet, thence back southwardIy be-
tween parallel lines 22i feet. being lot
No. ), in block y. on the plan Of La
burnum.
TERMS; Enough in cash TO nav cost
OF sale, any taxes that may be due.
one interest note for $50 due Noyem.
Der -, 1918, and one principal note
Tor Sl,0OO due November 10, 1915 with
interest thereon from maturity until
paid; the residue at ono and two years
after date OF sale. deferred payments
70 pc evidenced by notes with interest
added and secured by deed Of trust on
the property, or all cash, at the OPTION
of the purchaser.
POLLARD s. BAGBY, INC,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
RY SUTTON & CO. INC.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
10 North Ninth Street.
AUCTION SALE
Centrally Located
Brick Dwelling

C0RNEE or CARY AND SECo%p
STORY MODERN BRICK APNRT-
MINT BLlLDING IN THE REAR Or
VIE ABOVE PROPERTY. DESIC
SECOND STREET. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
DISPL.4Y-CLdSSIFIED

y THE: DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EtN DISTRICT W VIRGINS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22

- Called Communication of Fratern.I
~ LSdSc. No, 50. A. r. & a. n. viii
~ DC held al the Masonic Temple this
tfussday) evening at 5 O'clock
Mr." saD IN The Entered APPRENTICE Masie:
and transient brethrcn are fratarpsIiv Fn
Wed 70 unite with us BY order OF tn,
TEI.L Yomr van, siaEv taEa a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
LrpE STOCK
Horses, Cattle. Vehicles.

bred stock: DeIIshir,s. burSs. forksSiret.
any trseds Sc; s. each toT or 1nS S,sSs Of
weeks old and II per week extra each up to
10 weeks. Shoats. CSC per Id. Z. o. h. hero.
kcEis,crcd a,ock priced ON application. III
II. Mcschcndorf. LynchburE. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22

E t;o&j, d,, Bcahma ,srEI Tor. ha,ching
also Single Comb Black Minorca crs:
phonc Madison 5s0-J. Dabney's pouI:ry
ia'a.. 1901 Second Avenue. Iirhiand Park.
HATCHl%'; EGGS.- Whit. i.cChorn h.ich.
.r ing 1SSIi; 10 per 49,; q per setting OF IL
hampton car line. or phone EouieWard Sai
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
INSTRUCTION
Local Instruction Glasses.
4:S

SHORTHAND-TYPEW = AMBITION,
girls wanted 10 take our sho.t ha nd. type
writing courSe' day evening. Splendd
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Wantctl-TO BUY,

LIBERTY BONDS ---------
NEEp YOUR BONDS If YOU CAN.
II roU MUST SELL SEE US.
WE PAY CASH FOR LIBERTY
BONDS AND LIBERTY BOND
CARDS. WHETHER PAID UP IN
FULL OR NOT. QUICK SERVICE
LIBERTY INVESTMENT CO..
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING. CORNER THIRD AND
BROAD STREETS ROOM ,o..
SECOND FLOOR OFFICE OPEN
DAILY a. NJ rosP. N.
SATURDAY A A. TO p. N.
PLANO. furniture household goods bouY ht
F;rs;. Madison 1897.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
Desirable
Building Lots

IN GINTER PARK TERRACE, on
TIE WESTERN SIDE OF MOSS
SIDE AVENUE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22

TELL your van. story nero to-morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22

SAFES AND CABINETS
SAFES AND CABINETS
SAFES AND CABINETS
SAFES AND CABINETS
SAFES AND CABINETS
SAFES AND CABINETS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22

HERE IS complete directory OF the want,
fully tndexsd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22

II. I. RlCHiSSON & CO.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
household Goods.

COLGOLECM--Thc moor covering thar Law,
nat and stays nat, 81 cents yard worth
80 cents yard Special this week only
LONDON furniture Co. lilj h. Main. Cali
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22

UkE- BAEJOS-Up-to-date, ] tell Won PAT.
5onize the little store with the big rnusi-
sal STOCK: REDUCED prices bring business
Think lIst;e. ACT whole hep Manly
b. Ramos. j. =. p. los North seventh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22

FAINT your roo. we'll Uss ab.oIut.iy
guaranteed roof paint. 1t stays on roof
See Us. NauGhan's. Is East Broad. Phone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22

PARTY with $500 cash will loan UP to that
amount household furniture or piano
legal rate, payable $3.50 month. l.
SIS. care Times dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sal,
Business Equipment. Sc

ADDING MACHlNIS-CHECk WRITER'S.
kARDEX. STEEL FILING SAFES. BANK
PARTITIONS. TRA NSo ENVELOPES.
LEATH. POWER BUILDING.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-10-02
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED

TO VISIT OUR INTERESTING AND RESTRICTIVE EXHIBIT az the Dal-' las State Fair, Louisiana State Fair, Shreveport. Cotton Palace. Waco, and P.ttsburg Fair, Pit.sburg We invite all our twenty-siX thousand former students one and all, their friends and those interested in Americas largest business Training School to visit our booth in the Exposition Building, and see our splendid exhibit which has won first honorS at four state fairs. Our exhibit will be interesting and educa tiOnal to old and young We will have demonstra tionS on some of the most modern office appliances which are which are taugh. i'll our school, exhibit mess Training, Shorthand Typewrit. ing Bus ness Finance. PenmanShip Cotton Chasing and Telegraphy. A yiSit to our exhibit will show you why We have the largest school of the kind in America. you will see clearly why it is that we can make you a practi cal and thorough stenographcr in three and one-half months with the famous Byme Shorthand than other schools teaching other systems can in seven months. and why il is with our original copyrighted system of Bookkeeping and Business Training We can give you both Il course of Bookkeeping and Business Ira ming ill less time than other schools teaching other systems can give you mere theoretical course of Bookkeeping and why it is that our practical department of Photography. the largest in the United States, with loop of the Cotton Belt train wire, giving every message to our students every station blank and record book that is used by the Western Union or Cotton Belt Railroad, turns out prac- tical operators and station men; and tha. we place our graduates into good positions. also investigate the praeti- cal manner in which we teach cotton chasing.
 Write today for catalogue and read what we guaran ee eo g.ye you. what our former students say We have given them. and what their employers say of their efficiency Get facts, and you will decide at once tine kind of educa tion you want and that the T. C C. is the only place to get it. Address
 Tyler Commercial College,
 Tyler, Texas.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-10-02

mourn his death. He was true father and husband, and friend to every one who knew him. He pro fesSed hope in Christ several years ago and died in the faith What q great consolation to know that he was ready and willing to go The funeral services were conducted by Bro. Willie Fineher. His body was laid away in the Mt. Moriah cemetery to await the resurrection morn.
 A father dear from Us is gone,
 The voice we loved is stilled, place k vacant in our home
 Which never can be filed
 Carrie Fuller.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-10-02
OBITUARY

On Saturday morning, September 20. 1919, the death angel visited the home of Mir. and Mrs Daniel Fuller and claimed for its victim the father MT Fuller was siXty-one years. eight months and thirteen days old.
 He had been in very bad health for some time Oh how sad il K to give him up, but the Lord giyeth, and the Lord taketh away. and He k too wise to make mistakes His will be done and not ours
 He leaves wife. two daughters. four sons and host of friends to
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-10-02
PRESCOTT PLEASED BY
 QUICK RESULTS

Everyone is pleased with the quick results of simple witchazel, camphor
 hydrastis, etc. as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash One mans eyes were so badly strained he could not read with out pain. Two applications relieved him. A lady with weak, inflamed eyes was greatly helped by ONE bottle. We guarantee small bottle of Lavop- tik to help ANY CASE weak, strained or infamed eys. Hesterly Drug Store
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-10-02
WOMAN HAD
 SERIOUS CANCER.
Says She Was Cured by Dr. 0. \
 Johnson of Kansas City. Mo.

Johnson or hailSaS tUA, MO.
 Mrs. NJ. l.. Kemp. of Genoa. Ark had cancer of the breast which gave her much pain. She went to Dr. 0. A. Johnson, prominent cancer specialist of Kansas City. Mo Mrs Kemp now says:
 When l first noticed my cancer f was about the size of d sfall nutmeg It did not pain me until about one year after l noticed it. I went to see my home doctor and he advised me to have it cut out, but We decided not to have that done
 Finally. I had trouble with my stomach and bowels l went to ehiropractic doctor, who relieved my stomach. but did not stop the lump in my breast from growing. Ahout this time. or little later, I heard of Dr. O. \ Johnson, anG decided to try his treatmen, which commenced October IS. l9l6.
 Il am sound and well no pans anywhere. and no appearance of the cancer returning"
 Dr Johnson ha sbecome widely known as a specialist in treatment of cancer. He conducts a large Reseach Laboratory. devoted entirely to this cruel disease The treatment k en- tiyely medicinal applications are used to destroy the cancer and in ternal medication to purify the bleod. Any sufferer should write at once to Dr. Johnson for his book, Cancer Truths" which tells of his experiences and wonderful non-surgical treatment Address. Dr. C. A Johnson. Suite $50 1924 Main St, Kansas City Ao.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-04
PRINCES MOTHER STU /,
BOSSES" SONS AFFAIRS
Helr TO English Throne to Have Suitable Companions
oelected by Queen Mary When He Comes to Visit
United States-Noted as Lively Individual

other Eng shman had as many friends
IN the United States
Lord Claud Hamilton is another
mem per OF the suite that ie believed IN
lave peen chosen. He is a member of
ne princes own regiment OF CircnaI
dicf Guards, and served with him
throughout the war, acting as aid de
G sam when the prince was with the
BRUSH army in France. He is only
thirty years old.
Captain Piers Leigh pronounced
adler der, suardsman and one Of the
a sure member OF his encourage III.
IS popuiarly referred 10 as good
short and is very chummy with the
prince. His age is twenty-n:ne.
Another candidate IS SIR Godfrey
Thomas, tenth monet OF the line
created in 1894. and posscssor OF u
beautiful country seat in Essex. He is
very rich, his mother being dauEh-
ter OF tine London banker. Charles OPP
Roberts during the memorable march
from Cabul to lthendar. and after
wards on kitchener's STAFF in South
Africa. Sir Godfrey IS in the conserva-
tive class. his age being s.xty-thrce.
Lastly. there is Sir william Wise
man. tenth baronct o! l:ne exiant
since 1928. After two years o. war
service. attached TO British headuuar-
ters in France, he became chief l.a!son
states, and formed wide acquaint-
incc in American diplomatic and army
circles. If bold social leaders in Amer
lea are planning to kidnap the prince
they can carry out the plan only over
SIR Williams body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-04
ATTACKS SHIPPING BOARDS
SALE OF AMERICAN BOATS
senator Fletcher Opposed 10 DisposinE
of Vessels to Foreign
interests.
ASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. August st h c
United States Shipping Boards policy
Of selling so-called undesirable" steel
and wooden vessels 10 agents Of foreign
interests AT private sale was strongly
condemned today by Senator Duncan
Fletcher. former chairman OF the
Senate Commerce Committee.
senator Fle,cher's criticisms we're
evoked by the published announc :,
given authority Tor the sale in London
OF twenty wooden steamships. with
option for - purchase OF 100 more.
and by the sale earlier in the week OF
100 stee! ships OF the LAKE type for
$50. 0o0. be0 10 "a private hrIn REPRESENT
ing french and Italian interests.
i am opposed 70 the shipping Boa rG
selling any % the governments built
ships - ell. SAID senator Fletcher.
Il wouldi.t sell -Owp boat The snip
ping S0E,o n dispos!Hs OF these ships
abroad - si'nply aiding u the building
Up 81 iorslS. MERCHANT marines.
The only possibl. 5.s;ihcation Tor
dispos!nE Of ;nese shIps is mar thyy
cannot oe succehsfEl!y employed here.
tui uHcer no cIac4Tretances should tney
be disposed os'.at pstra,e sale. There
Ehoglo =. nrt = 'tiud Ing and American
oiootrs PERMITTED - participate
"BUi ;hs SHIPPING boa-d can, say
ma; We ooni neeo lhese ships
mere caA To- ships N every port
g: the vUra Tr.r. i q cal! for SHIPS
% the Gu: Coast ana along ogr ocean
coEt:A Snipt are wanted fur south
ne hosrd II selling although o:
smaller toicaEs ere neeoed 20. Coas, :.
wise a:.c for SCUM American com
irerCe"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-04
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

LONDON. August 4.-Thc locomotive
drivers and tiremcn OF tho London
Sou hwsStcrn Kaiiway system vent to. on
the police walkout Two thousand men
are affected. Passenger and freight
service on the railway is completely
NEW YORK August 3,-Regis II.
Post. former Governor OF Porto Rico
ana who is the new chairman Of the
New York State bureau war savings
committee. was notified today that me-
has been nominated as an officer Of.
tho Order OF the crown or Italy In
recognition OF his efficient work with
the American Red Gross in Italy dur
ns the
CHICAGO. August 2;.Johnny Shea.
head. through 4 big knothole at Gun
hoIe was TOO oSns sna 40 see .hg ga me hddw
and he stuck fast His convulsive
brca thing attracted attention of men
in the stand over him. who pulled him
out and applied first aid lie had a
place of honor in the Erandstand after
he revived. but by that time the game
WAS nearly over.
SARATOGA. y. Y. August 3.-lsdor
Hammerschlag. a bookmaker known 10
as "Izzy Ham" died suddenly this at
ternoon in the Grand Union Hotel. He
trouble for some time He leaves a
widow and daughter
NORFOLK, VA, AUGUST 3-Thc
residential yacht Mayfowcr. having
aboard President Wilson ana Mrs. VIII
son. spent today cruising about lower
stretches Of the Chesapeake Bay. re-
turning 10 the Potomac River early
ia the afternoon. Tn" presidential
party did not come ashore The May
Hover is expected to reach Wash hing
ton early tomorrow morning
NEW YORK, August 3-Stcps to
prevent recurrence OF race riots and
reduce racial friction throughout tn !.
country are to be taken at a con
ference TO be held here next month
by representatives of about thirty
church and mission organizations,
anon. whom Will DC both white AID
coicred delegates.
AUGUSTA, GA, August 2.-Dr. WIZ
liam G. Leavenworth. OF shinctou
superintendent of the University HIS
pital here diel at midnight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-04
FRANCE WATCHES SENATE
BATTLE ON PEACE TREATY
No Action Expected nj Paris Until
American Decision Ia
Learned.


PARIS. August 3.--All eyes in France
continue 10 be turned towards the
United states SeDatc's discussion of
the ratification OF the peace treaty.
and there is no question that the dis
cussion liz having and VIII have con
siderable effect on the attitude OF the
French Parliament toward ratification.
Efforts Of the government party TO
force through early ratification have
ihUs far failed, and France nov seems
70 be waiting for her cue" from the
United States az 20 what action is 10
be tanen, dcpc ndinp TO great extent
on what the American Senate VIII do.
arguments IN thht nonY against IN"
treaty as Il stands are furnishing wei
come ihatcria! for the opposition here.
The original hope that the French
Chambc: might commence discussion
OF ratification by Augubt ID nov seems
premature. 80 action probably Viii be
taktn untii The coming three "ccks'
rl!amcntary holiday, thus putting off
ratification until some time in Scptcm-
Ocr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-04
HOUSE APPROVES FIRST
PROTECTIVE TARIFF BILL
Republicans I'ut Through Measure
Fixing High Duties on
Chemical Apparatus.
LEVY FREE PROVISION
Claude Kitchin, Former Democratic
Floor Leader, Asserts q. q. =.
Scheme Enricics Few Manufactur-
crs at Expense OF Many Persons.
INV Associated rrcss. |

w y SII NGrON. August THE
House yesterday passed The first pro-
icctiNc tariff measure Ia be acted upon
since the Republicans rcSaincd control
of Congress. Tho measure lcvicS high
duties on chemical glassware and APP
paratus. II now goes TO the Senate.
Duties OF 60 per cent nd valorem
are levied by the bill on laboratory,
glass and porcelain wares and on sur
gical and dental instruments. and IS
per cent ad valorcm on optical glass
tory apparatus The measure also re-
pcais the duty-frec provisions for i'm
ports of these articles for use by gov
eminent bureaus and educational in
situations
Debate on the measure. which was
framed ~ Representative Bachrach.
Republican,. New Jersey. opened the
tight OF the conflicting views OF the
tartn held by Republicans and Demo
Gratis. Representative kitchin. of
NOrtS Carolina. ranking Democratic
member of the Ways and Means Com
mittcc. which recommended passage
Of the bill, chidcd the Republican
members Of "monopoiizins favoritism"
by Reporting several measures of par
ticular interest and benefit in their
own localities. Republicans replied
that separate measures were reported
to aid industries that spran2 up DUR
ing the war.
Manufacturers only want protec-
tive tariff to meet the American scale
of wages" said Chairman Fordney. of
the committee. answering Mr.. kitchin's
assertion that the Republican tariff
scheme cnrichcs a few Ut the expense
of the many"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-04
COURSE AT BLACKSBURG FOR
HE STATE PRIZE WINNERS
Member. or the Boy and Girl ,,,b. a.,
Have Six Duys, SnerJ,I y"
instructions

d, Sat" prize winners short course
'F Gun members VIII be held August
20 a. me Virginia Polytechnic In
st:iuie. Eia- sburg
ne prime object OF this saort course
entertain, inspire, and Instruct
IA" boys ana girls OF Vir.ini, ~ y
are Interested in the things which
stand Tor more efficiency or the farm
"H" IN NC home. Emphasis Viii also
'e placed upon sk.ll and training as
a. asset in service for community and
the course viii omen Monday even
rs rs, =, ana clos" saturday,
nave hccn Instructed by tho state
laior Than Monday afternoon. Augu.;
ana they viii be met by 4 recep-
.iooh com mittce on arrival the Z r!s
NltI ne housed comfortable n the held
mouse under proper chapcronA2e and
Iht Boys VIII haze ;he.r quarters In
reg u!ar army tents on the campus
ihH camp VIII 10 under military DIS.
'ir!nc. and only such boys and girls
as are willing to conduct themselves
properly ana observe the rights ana
comforts OF others nave been Invited
~ girls club work and a number OF
tho home demonstration agents viii
be in charge Of inc girls. and special
ARRANGEMENTS have been made ror tnnir
comfort wnile here.
Tho mornings VIII be given over To
pr"1 ticHi inSiructions IN agriculture"
nome economies, hygiene. citizenship
exc, and ;he afternoons vii be given
~ largely 40 games and recreation.
The holding Of this sort course AT
the state college Of agriculture viii
afford the club members an oppor-
tunity 10 see the great work being done
by the college. its pure bred herds OF
live STOCK. its model orchards. the col
lego farm with tho experimental plots
OF all kinds OF crops. the barns. the
creamery. the shops and many other
interesting things. More than this. the
boys and girls from all over the state
VIII como together and form pleasant
acGuaintanccs among their fellow
members. They will carry back 70
thcir home communities many plans
for Improvement Of self and home and
more OF tn" reai club spirit,
The state leaders make the follow.
ing ofiCial announcement:
f.ach club member Will he cxpcctcd
10 make a deposit OF Sc which cover.
INC cntir. expense for each boy and
Eiri attending the course. This fee will
be used primarily for board and there
II no oihtr expense. Lodging liz free
Each c'ub member must bring soan
brush, comb. tooth brush drinking Gun
FOUR towels. Two sheets and a Dlankc