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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
Lasting Peace to Snvc World.
GAS ENDS MANS LIFE
wife Finds Frustrated Hady of Iius-
band In I'nntry With Door
Locked

G. Victor Burns. forty-siX wears of
age. 400 North Sycamore street com
mittcd suicide yesterday morning about
$50 o'clock by locking himself in a
rhntry and turning on The gas. MIR.
Burns was found before life was quite
extinct by his wife. and an ambulance
was called, but the doctors were un-
ihlc 70 restore respiration Coroner
Mr.. Burns. VINO was a bookkecpcr
in the employ Of h. Virgin Machin-
cry and We'll Company. was said to
nave been attacked by fits Of mc!an-
cho!y for some weeks MOI long ago
he wrote his brother, who lives u few
miles OUT of Richmond in tn" country
Il letter. IN which he was said TO hay"
expressed very dcSpondtn views Of
NE Ills action was "a great surprise
% his family. He is survived By a wife.
iCur children and a brother
Funeral services will he held AT Mss
nome TINS afternoon ~ O'Clock In
termcnt viii Toe At fiVcrview
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
LICENSES ARE GRANTED
Doctors of state Arc Advised Relative
To Assistant Nurses Now
Available.

Letters have been sent TO a number
oil doctors throughout this section Of
Virginia by the state board OF OK
aminers Of the Graduate Nurses AS
S"ciation informing them that il has
ISSUED licenses To SiXty-thrcc gradual,
nurses IN accordance with a new
statute. and urging the employment
ny TIE public of these partially trained
women when the services o: a gradulIc
are not required.
These licensed attendants are sup.r-
Nlscd by "A graduate nurse. Miss Vir-
Sinia Lambert being III charge here
she visits each case twice a week, daily
II necessary. giving the less accom-
pilShed woman assistance regarded as
invaluable.
The new system. ii is said. is being
received enthusiastically hy those
having been charged eXorbitantly by
practically unframed women. and also
ny the attendants. who are protected
ny the association. Bach license in :
dlcatcs the type OF work for which tho
holder Is best suited The shortage OF
nurses, the association states, will con-
t!nue Indefinitely. for the demands of
PUBLIC health nursing take mos, OF the
graduates, leaving only a few for pri-
Naic duty service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
FILL RICHMOND CHURCHES
TO HEAR SUNDAY SINGERS
Two Edifccs Arc Packed to the Doors
and Manifest Interest in
EranEcIiStic Talk

The presence of Homer y. Rode
HEAVIER. Bob" Matthews and Miss
Florence Kinney. of the Sunday party
featured the services at Broad Street
Methodist Church last night and also at
Grace covenant Presbyterian Church
Both churches were packed until no
standing room was available. and the
crowd extended out TO the side walks
Extra chairs were brought in, and men.
women and children pushed forward
eager to hear the singers of the Sun
day party.
Mr.. Eodchcavcr's cvangelistic talk
to both congregations was a plea for
rcconSccration OF service with a suc-
cial message TO Billy Sundays CON
Nerts who had driftcd away since the
meetings. He spoke Of his experiences
IN France with the soldiers. to whom
he had talked while in the service of
the y NJ. G. y. overseas. and again
pleaded for reservation Of Judgment of
the ~ which had been subject to
so much criticism during the war.
To the men i'll the audience. he spoke
" ..$i". OF the significance Of
Mothers Day and all it meant and
should mean to the mothers of men
~ the close of his talk the call was
made for trail-hitters and for those
who desired the prayers Of Christian
people in the audience. Some came
forward and a great many hands went
up all over the great audiences at both
churches
Miss Florence Kinney. of the Sunday
party. WI" is Just closing stay of
seventeen weeks in Richmond. made :,
farewell talk at Broad Street Metho-
diSt church at the close of the service.
The services at both Broad Street
Methodist and Grace Covenant were
featured by "Rody's" trombone and
solos MIR. Matthews was accUnpanist
MI Matthews and Mr.. Rodchcaver
VIII remain in Richmond until Tuesday
night when they will sing at the con-
cert of the Richmond Community
chorus at the City Auditorium
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
DIES FOLLOWING INJURY
INFLICTED BY CANNON
Joseph MnrcOnIE WINS UnIondInc Ger
man Guns nt Fair Grounds
Whom Accident Occurred,

Joseph Marcona. thirty-eight years
OF age. OF 2UO6 Littlepage Street
towards Grove. died yesterday from
injuries received Saturday. when
German cannon, which was being I'M
loaded AT the Fair Grounds, accidentally
broke from It's fastening and ran over
nm. Marconia, who was a foreman
over gang of negro workmcn, en-
ploycd in unloading cannon in the in
tcrcS' OF the Victory loan. was direct
ing the work at the time of the ac-
cidcnt.
The cannon which was being lowered
down an incline. broke the cable which
WAS attached 10 II and ran over Mar
coma. intiictinE severe injuries 10 his
abdomen. His body was taken TO an
undertaking establishment ut Twenty
NTH and Marshall Streets. Marcon!a
was married. but had no children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
v|0L|N|ST AND SOLO|sT
PROVE HIT WITH CHORUS
Miss Adele Levitt and Mrs. j. X
Bowman Entertain at
Sunday Sing"
SPEAKER FAILS TO APPEAR
DR.. RosaIic Slaughtcr-Morton Was
Scheduled to Deliver Address
Under Auspices OF War Camp
Community Service.

The audience at John Marshall audi
torium Sunday afternoon was disap-
pointed IN the nonappearancc of Dr.
Rosalie Slaughter Morton. who was
scheduled TO speak under the auspices
or the War Camp Community Service.
me sing, however, went forward
ties being sung under the leadership
or Henri Eeaugard. song leader for
the local organization Of the War Camp
Community Service
The sing" was featured by the play
ing of young Richmoad violinis..
Miss Adele Levitt. and the singing OF
MrS ,,. J. Is Bowman.
Der d" Hcriot's "-\ndantc." other
numbers We're Chant Negro" from
Kramer; Masseners Meditation. from
Ter.
Mrs. bowman Sings.
Mrs. bowman sang d'Hardelots BE
cause. and gave as an encore Il Love
You Truly" At the close OF the sing"
Mrs. bowman sang Dear old I.ai''I
with You'd Better Ask Me- as am en-
core. Mrs. Bowman is u Richmond
sanger. Il member of the choir of Grove
Nvrnue BAPTIST Church. whose con
tralto voice has been heard often in
patriotic war work, particularly in
singing for the soldiers at Camp Lee
The song writer's contest. which has
hecn conducted by the WAR Camp Com
munity Service. closes today. and prizes
VIII be announced shortly by the music
committee. of whica Alvin Smith is
Shairman. John George Tarrs w
kirk Matthews Mrs. George Warren
Mrs. Frank y. Williams. Miss jean
TriGg and Henri BeauSard are the
othe" members OF the committee.
Praise New Compositions
The selections are either cheers.
songs parodies, or choruscS and ac-
cordlng to Mr.. Ecaugard, member
OF the onniittcc. tLr contestants have
sent In some remarkably good com
positions. one OF these contributions
a song to he Suia 10 the tune OF
maryland. My Mai yland." is the work
OF MISS Nellie i. Henson. OF 400 Allen
Avenue The sentiment OF all the
songs submitted Is an expression of
JOY ana gratitude over the home com
ing OF the troops ~ Virginia.
lhcs. homc-co ming songs" com
posed by home people. will feature the
honle-coming C"lt hrdtion OF Virginia
troops Il Is the purpose of tho com
nittec TO have them sung along the ,
!lne OF march. Song leaders are being
trained 10 direCl ihc singing from
STANDS along the roLtc Of the parade /
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
CALISCH TALKS FOR MISSIONS
Jewish Lender Helps Colorcd Cburcb
In Campaign for Christian
Work In Africn.

i1r. Edward y. Calisch. rabbi OF
afternoon in the pulpit OF the First
hnpiisi church, colored. and made a
p!'a That ihc congregation make a
success OF It's campaign for $1,000 to
ne used IN Christian mission work in
Africa. "
The Jewish leader spoke as an adj
Eocatc Tor service to humanit, His
appearance IN the church yesterday
vas not The first. Some time ago he
GRANTED the request OF the pastor, Rev.
kindred work
several weeks ago the congregation
OF inc colorcd minister made Il literal
con iDution IL the cauS, OF the suf
icring Jews in the war-strickc,, areas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
POLICE CAUSE ARREST
OF 100 STOREKEEPERS
Expected Decision in Cusc. win r..
Postponed Until IinstinGs Court
Determines Issue

q, Over 100 storekeepcrs We're arrested
yesterda! ~ IN" police charged with
breaking the sunday selling laws
Most OF them were tn" same that were
arrested sunday, April IS st That
tinued until May I6. except one. which
was fined and noted an appeal Thr
decision IN the case appealed 10 ILst-
ings Couri VIII decide the fate OF Tie
cases set for May &c.
ii is believed that al! Of the men
arrested yesterday for Keeping open
on sunday VIII have their cases con
tinued 10 correspond with those Of las,
week. The charges covered a variety
OF goods, one against Mrs. Ida Gold
4ol south Meadow. charging that she
dispensed ice cream and coal Another
charge accused the prisoner Of selling
shoe polish and nccktics
a. Roscnheim, OF the Richmond Inn
and all OF his clerks were arrested
The determi nation to stay open on
sunday is shown by the fact that three
men asked Squire rurdic IL they could
pay him for being bailcd FOR next sun
day. az they intended to stay open.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
MUSICIANS BUY BONDS
Resolutions Arc Adopted on Death OF
Joseph 4. kcssnich and Sue
ccssOr Elected.

The Richmond Musicians Protective
Association, at its monthly meeting
held yesterday afternoon. appropriated
500 for the purchase OF Il Victory III
"rty bond. Obligations alone prcvcnt-
ed the voting OF Il larger amount
Three applications for membership
were tayorably acted upon
president JAY H. Donahuc. CASTOR
i.ichtensiein and II +. Ryder were APP
lions in memory OF Joseph c. kcss-
,nich,, whose uncXprcd term on the
noarn Oh directors VIII be filed by T.
= titcshcw. number OF matters
pertaining TO the enforcement of the
associations bylaws and price lis, oc-
cupied most OF the time OF the meet
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
TWO STOLEN AUTOMOBILES
ARE RECOVERED BY POLICE
Ono Car and Two Men Held mt Daiti-
more for Officers From
Richmond.

io!icc received Il telegram late yes
tcrday evening from Baltimore notify
lhE them that Il NivVer AUTOMOBILES
said t" he the property Of J. w Brooks
~ fark Avenue, which was stolen
~ O'Clock Saturday night. had hcan
seized by the police. Two men whose
names We're not given. were arrested
iug!tivcs from Richmond a dctectiye
MI! be sent after the car and the two
men today.
i-atc last night Petersburg police no.
'incd ting police here that they had
seized an automobile said TO be the
property of r. V. Williams. 1914 Park
Avenue, which WAS stolen Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUS Told
Briefly for Benefit Of
Busy Readers.


SilaS Lawson. colorcd 1914 Ciaibournc
street. was arrested yesterday. charged wit n
Hr!nS "a revolver in the streets The war
rant Was sworn out for Lawson May ..
lJlS. almost year ago.
Pntr"lmcn Docppe and Brown searched a
mouse at Nl1 Denny street yesterday even
INK on a warrant. y total of six quarts ~
WHISKY WAS said to have been cuniiscatcd
there hy them.
In a search OF the Broad Street Station
yesterday. two suit cases said To have CON
tanned hft,cn and sixteen pints OF whisky
.a'h, wnr" ConfScatch and taken To tho
second District Police Station. Since 10
PROOF as I" who's" property the eases were
'ouid De secured II" arrests were made.
e, Smith. alias William ~ smith alias
bu,'nN Sinlih. u salesman. who gave his
ADDRESS aS Georgia. was arrested yesterday
on thr"H charges. One warrant charged
that smith Siol" AN auto license from tho
car OF u y; Scay. The license was valued
at $50. The second charged that he was
"a fugitive from Justice from baltimore
whrry. IT is said he Is wanted on a charge
"l felony. The third warrant charges him
with transporting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

w. NJ Perry. co!orcd. SO3l-2 North
frst street. was arrested yesterday
,n"FGrd WIN the theft Of lunch lick
Wathall g. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
COL. BISHOP SPEAKS
Premier Acc OF World Lectures We'd
hrsha! Night Ut Academy
of Music.

Colonel William y. Bishop, worlds
of Music Wednesday, night r1yjnt.
many OF his experiences In downing
iiun machines in France. The subject
Flanders Fields" lie comes undn5. ,hn
auspices of the Womans Club.
The aviator was 20 have appeared
mere several weeks ago. bur was pre-
vented through a sudden attack NJ M
pendic!tiS. 1t is reported that he has
entirely recovered. and will he able
now 10 Keep on with the speaking tour
he had planned
Colonel bishop is officially credited
with bringing down Scvcnty-two Ger
h,ti i,I"heS' IN" unofficial figures
place. III" mum b,r at than
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

There peculiar advan- of railroad track this great
to the purchaser this country guarantees that the
issue over any Of the previous bonds will be paid
loans and, in fact any in .rL 4 ILL.,.
~ ~ wy ~ in the high income The
First the safety OF principal interest rate 4$
the greatest to be obtained in to be obtained from
investment in the world The ton Of the United
bonds virtually mortgage and with
continent Every wheel empton to
that taxable
turing plants that
the bonds will be paid. Every CO.. 49,, .,..,
sheaf of wheat of roi ,ulose nolVlduas who
realize the advantages of
nobtv crons and systematic
hondc remembered these
are the last opportunity
chase the of all
house from the
that The bonds will hn mid partial payment plan.
Every that These advantages should log
mighty forests is icaly maintenance
that the bonds will paid of bonds
railroad distributed figures
inch Of the miles
WE BELIEVE that every thoughtful will reflection
IND advisable to mortgage their future earnings the limit
the of accommodating the largest possible
tory Liberty Bonds
If this how feel Rhoads at once
other place where Victory Liberty Sold and place
your subscription
MILLER & RHOADS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
MTf1fer&Rhoad
1.-The Shopping Center"
The Victory Liberty Loan
AS An Investment
1.-The Shopping Center"

IL and the universal desire to glorously complete our
unfinished duty there purely investment ADVANTAGES
tors to purchase Victory Liberty Bonds wrote we'll
known fnancer, recently Then he ampifed that state
ment in the following
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
PRINCESS C0LONNA,
SISTER OF MACKAY,
INFLUENZA VICTIM

NEW YORK. March 30.-Princcss
Stagliano Colonna leader Of tho Italian
Red Cross, died Friday at her home in
Santa Marghcrita. Italy of influenza,
according to word received here tonight
by Clarence II. Mackay. president Of the
Postal Telegraph Commercial company,
her half-brothcr.
The princess. the daughter Of Mrs.
John ". Mackay by her first husband.
a cousin Of William Cullen Bryant. was
born in the gold fields" OF Nevada
Her early life read like Il chapter from
one Of Bret Harte's stories Of the great
west
Loft destitute by the death. OF her
father she lind her mother were sup
ported by funds raised by tn" big
hearted mincrs.& Later. when her
mother met John w. Mackay. founder
Of the Postal Telegraph. 10 thank him
for the share ne had in tho subscrlp-
lions which had rescued her from abjcct
poverty, q romance developed which
eliminated in her marriage TO him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
LEGAL NOTICE
The Public Service Commission Of West
Virginia, Capitol Building,
Charleston.

At n meeting Of The Public Service
Commission Of West Virginia, held on
tho 2Sth day Of March. 1919.
Case No. ISL and 1872.
Wheeling Traction company.
Amended application for authority 10
nut into effect rates and tariffs cover
ing intrasLatc traffic in harmony with
rates and tariffs established by inter-
state commerce commission for inter-
state traffic.
Whereas. An amended application has
this day been flied by the Wheeling
Traction Company for authority 10 put
into effect rates. tolls. fares ana charges
between Wrir.On and MoundSvillc. west
VIRGINIA. and all intermediate points IN
harmony with and So as 10 CONFORM 10
the rates and tariffs CnrcriGn interstate
. traffic approved by the Interstate Com
mcrcn Commission.
II is ordered that lcay" may bc grant
cd To any person int crcSlrd to ne once
lju,, thereto before the Commission al
any time On or hcfur" III" eighth day OF
April. 1919. and this matter be set down
FOR hearing ut meeting Of the Com
mission tu ho held HI this office in IN"
Capitol building in the City of charles
ton. rn tho Sth day Of April. l?l". al
ton O'Clock q. m. AT which time any per
son may appear and make such cbJHc-
ton thereto rs may be- deemed proper.
II is further ordered that tho appli-
cant publish :: coz Of this order con-
ijnuouSly for ten days P:ior 10 saic
; date Of hearing in Two newspapers OF
uppcsit" pulitics il such there b" ana
OF general circulation in the cities or
towns effected by the proposed change
, this Commission on or before tho day
! Of hearing.
Tc:;iC:' i. t. BERN HELM.
mr-2!-p SrCTclaEy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
MARTINS FERRY Scene OF PROBABLE
MURDER LATE SUNDAY NIGHT

IN. ana tn" mon had hH"n. visiting fr1"h"S
IN TN" row. pclrnn asked t"l"ZNr |"
lend him some money. hut D"lm" re-
fused and then. without warning, ""
lnzyr pullcd out i revolver and sh"l
D"lmo.
\ large crowd was attracted BY inc
shots and in tn" excitement Drlmo cs-
capped. After the victims rem"SaF u
III" hospital and put under the care
OF Dr. 7. II. Wilson. the Officers
started! I'm lDclInu'S trail.
All nriEhboring cities and towns
were notified and a suspect was nick'a
W. ut Yurkvillc which proved To DE-
tho wrong man whom investigated. nut
.thr Martins Ferry and other ponce
forces are securing thr country TOT
him and his chances Of escaping arc
small.
t'nlnzvr and Delmn are both mill
workers and have en- sriends 1''
u,ritc q while. The crime was uh-
locked for by their acQuaintanccs WIZ
were as,oundad when the argument
; ended in n ncar-tragcdy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
". Y. i. WILL NOT
run TRACK TEAM

BIORGANTON-N. March 30.-Thc Uni
vcrslty Of West Virginia will not AZ
temp, an intercollegiate track Scheduie
this year due both 10 Il lack nf 1undS
and lack Of coaching and MATERIAL
A great schedule could have been ar
ranged as III addition tn being inVl'"u
to compete in the hlE Penn relays ana
the Western Penn, intercollegiate mc"tS
held by both Pitt and ". < j. duai
meets were offered with Carnegie lccn'
University OF Pittsburgh Washington d
Jefferson. Lehigh and Virginia EoiS'
Inst.
1t was felt. however. that with no
profits from football to support track
and field meets as in previous years II
would he wise TO give up 1nter-Coll"G-
ate competition altogether for THIS year
in this branch "t sport.
Several very promising track men are
in tho University and as many al these
rs wish to work nut for the exercise
will hc given uniforms and equipment.
Ncxt year II is fully intended that a
coach will be provided for track who
will devote his time from tn" opening or
III, University in tn" fall till spring to
the development OF tho arallabl" ma
tcrial and it is believed that most
crrditahle team can be- turned out A
schedule Of attractive proportions Will
also be- arranged IN" features If which
no doubt will he competition i'll tho Penn
Relays and dual meets with lItt and w.
& J,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
GUARANTEE SYSTEM
FOR ROADS OPPOSED

NEW YORK March 3o.--Opposlti"n
based on n study Of tho French guaran-
tee system Ia the proposal for govern
mcnt guarantee OF income on private
capital invested in American railroads
was expressed in a report submitted 10
the association Of railway executives by
Frank F'ayant. assistant to the aSsocla-
ton rhairmap. and made public here
tonight.
Mr.. Fayant. who studied tho French
system last year while attached 10
General pcrshing's headquarters III
Franco. assorted government guarantees
wcrc too easily transferable into gov
eminent ownership.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
CONTRACT FOR DAM
LET AT CINCINNATI

Special Dispatrh IT, Th" 1n,"llig"nrcr
tINCTNEATt Mnrrh "H.--The hrst
contract awarded for tn" Improvement
g.: ihr ohio rjr"r [" l'$ur" mn" l""t
stage mt all times. "ui Of III" recent
federal appropriation. VIII hr mhd" III
Cincinnati tomorrow. when the Na'i"hdl
Contract company If EEanSNii!"' lh"''
r"r"iv"s its orders |" huild lock ana
dam 40 81. ruStlnE $6"G. iHh.''. H''
bravo Cont rnrt!Iir company. FittShuFen'
was noXt highest bidder. The dam or
dcrrl is thrr" miles below tirrcnun. Ky.
- will y" r"in.n"ln'"d in thr"" Weeks,
and must hr don" IN two years.
Tho government is /" II" It's own ron-
tractor for dam IS AT .turnrn. Ind. ana
orders are that all improvements of the
Ohio river are to be rushed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
STOPS SLUGGISH LIVER And CHRONIC
CONSTIPATION TROUBLES OVERNIGHT
Don't and Permit Sluggish Liver Give You Pples
Skin Eruptions Boils, Sores and Blackheads
Here's Remedy Works Overnight

lct or liquid in your life. the druggist
will give You back exactly double what
thr tube cost you without any red tape
or bother.
This guarantee proves tho Rurtnnc
Tablet docs the work for f,rlks troubled
with const ipatinn. indigestion and liver
troubles. Tho fact that the United
Store Co. selected Burtnnc AS the best
tablet in the world in their opinion for
use ny their customers proves II quail
ity. Now yuu can buy them at any we'll
stocked drug stor"-25c tube. Get tube
tonight ut g. r. tirlcSt Drug Co. here
IN Wheeling Keep tube handy. TAX"
n tohlct tonight and SOC how much
brighter End better you feel N the
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
FARMS
CAMP GROUND LADIES
TO serve SUPPER

The Ladies' Of the Womers Camp
Ground Association are preparing to
serve roast beef supper next Thurs
day evening. April 3rd in the A. ..
L. ". Hall. ut Twelfth and Chapline
streets. The hours Of service Will be
from to 3 o'clock. There IS to BE-
also. \ Country Store" The "Coun-
Try Store" is table, it w;,s explained,
where things useful in any home and
perhaps savoriug Of the long ago. when
country stores" were more In vogue
than ut present. will be sold. The sup
per mcnu ts::
Hot Roast Beef and Potatoes
Baked Beans
Salad
Hot Rolls and Bread
Pickles Jelly
Cheese Olives
Coffee
leo. Cream and Cake
For This meal a price will be charged
that is guaranteed To DO lower than
The price of n corresponding meal even
at home.
Mrs T. ". KrrltcH vs. chairman OF
! IN" general committee in charg" Of the
ry.at. Mrs. Leo 1nhhs Will manage
| III" Country Stnr":" tn" r"frcshmrut
committee is headed by Mrs. J. c. Cow
III" Kitchen supervisors will hc Mrs.
! HiodG"t, and Mrs. Henry; the rhalrmen
OF tho supply tabl". Mrs. VI. Dean and
Mrs. cirrnih"rs. tn" tables arc mum
bored and will be car"d T"r ns r"iIows:
! Tab" No.: |. Mrs. II. r.. Travis: No. :.
! Mrs William Prison: W" =. Mrs. Bin
! g"il: No. 4. Mrs. charles Evans: ""
! :. Mrs McAdarrs: No. 6. Mrs. Harry
! ilaftiugs: No. :. Mrs. Walters, amt
! NJ. $ Mrs W. r. Chapman.