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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-02
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CESKE VEREJNOSTI.

Casio mne prichazeji dotazy
te[efonen osobne v zalezito-
sti pfeplavnich listk1 zasila-
nj peneZ do stare vlasti. Jiz
jednou jsem podal zpravu, ze
5polecnosti nebudou dopravo-
vat cestujici, dokud Jim vlada
media svoleni a to nebude dfi-
We az pO znich, az 81 tamnejsi
obyvatele potravu pro sebe W.
pestujl; to Sc tyca hlavne Ce-
skoslovensk6 republiky. Co Sc
tyte zasilani dopi3d neb dopis-
mic, jak jiz listech oznameno,
svycarska vlada Sc nabidla pro
republiku Ceskoslovenskou po-
s.u zprostredkOvat, ale neruci
Ia nj. Dopisy, jak nam ma po-
ste bylo sd6leno, muzeme re-
komandovat. Penezni zasilky a
nj balicky posta neprijima. Po-
stovni zfizenci varuji ably lid
zde daval penize do psani, neb
V domneni, re tam .jsou penize,
"a ktere zadny neruGi, Sc dopi-
sy otviraji to kazdy pochopi
co nasleduje, treba byl dopis
rekonandovan.
Plukovnik Hurban V jeho
pfednasce pred dvema tydny V
mestske knihovne ma Broad
way poukazoval, ze soukromy-
mi spolecnostmi jsou penize po
silane pres Svycarsko do Vi
dine, odkud ma udanou adresu
Sc poslou bezcenne papirove
koruny, kterych vlada We Vi
dni "a sta millionu natiskla a
"a ty koruny V ceskoslovenske
republice mic Sc nekoupi. Pluk.
Hurbaa odporucoval, aby kaz-
dy de sve moznos.i kupoval
bondy Vitezstvi, a penize ably
zadny nezasilal, dokud nebude
ustalena mena ceskoslov. repu.
bliky. Dobrovolnik Ceskoslov.
armady p. Skaloud We schnz
Narodniho Sdruzeni mezi j
nym poukazoval, jak v Evro.
pc Sc rozsirila nakaza ma ucet
valky zbohatnout. Jak sedlaci
obchodnici "a vse nestydate su.
my pozaduji.
CO Sc tyce zasilani penez,
necht' Sc kazdy ridi die mavo.
du pluk. Hurbana. A co Sc ty.
ce pfeplavu, at zadny nedavi
ma to penlze, dokud spolecnos
neprohlasi, lie vlada k doprave
cestujiclch Jim da.a svoleni.
F. Sakryd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-02
lWSSl M,SS
RAD MACHAR (. 218 C.S.P.S.

spolecne Delnickym Vzdela-
vacim spoken v Mt. Pleasant
pOrada Ultra v sobotu v Ko-
menskeho sfni ma vych. 131. u
lici soukromou mAjovou zaba-
va, jejiz zacatek urcen ma 7:3O
hodin vecer. Poradatele ziskali
k zitreisimu vecirku sokolskou
kapeau, takze ami tancechti-
vvm "a zftfejsi majove zaba-
Wy V Mt. Pleasant Sc nezaste3k
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-02
SLI MA sCESKE zBRANE.
Bolsevici zmocnili Sc ctyr zelez
nicnich vozd zbrani a streliva
Cechoslovacke posadky v Sibifi

Irkutsko, 21. dubna .(pfes
Vladivostok. - Pri najezdech
ma trans-sibifskou zeleznici ne
daleko Jurko, zapadne cd Ir-
kutska, znocnily sc bolsevicke
oddly ma sneznicich ctyf ze-
leZnicnich vozG zbrani stre-
liva, patricich Cechoslovakum.
Bolsevici odstranili ma zelezni-
.cnlch stanicich telefony a zni-
eli studny. Pfi srazce byli diva
Cesi a diva Rusove zabiti, kdez
to bolseviku pablo padesat.
Zbrane, ktere byly bolsevikdm
vzaty, ,jsou primitiWni.
MSssS MS9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-02
CLEVELAND UPSAL DO VCEREJSKA
s3o,25O,Oo0 MA ViTEZNOU PUJCKU.

Cleveland ze sve quoty $751;
100000 upsal do vcerejska
S3O,250.000 ma Viteznou pGj-
cku a zdejsi federalni distrikt
upsal S256,O50.00O. Cleveland
"a vcereiSiho upisovani postou-
pill temei' o pet milliond dolla-
ri, kteryzto postup pripisovan
jest navsteve extajemnika Nc
Adoo a zvlast6 vetsin obno-
sum mezi -velkoobchodniky u
psanym. Hydraulic Steel Co.
pomohla vcerejSi castce $780,
600, tii firmy upsaly po $780,
600 a osm firem po $4,000.
Bondova situace v meste Sc te-
dy zlepsila, lee k dosazeni quo
ty treba jeste vetsiho usili. Do
vcerejska We federalnim nasem
okresu 235 NEST vesnic ziska
10 cestne vlajky a vcera take
Cincinnati dosahlo sveho rozpo
ctu. Ia vcerejsi zdejsi agTtace
po nahala tez Pershingova ka-
pela, koncertujici dopoledne
Zvlast6 ma squaru a pozdeji V
rnZnych hotelich. Pershingova
vojenska kapela pozustava re
1O5 vykonnych hudebniku, me
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-02
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SOKOL HAVLfCEK

pofada Ultra v Besfdkach Ces-
ke Narodni Sine ma Broadway
majovou zAbavu, "a
niz sokolsky orchestr bude L.
cinkovata a dobra vecefe bude
poskytovana. Beseda a jine ra-
dove tance jsou v programu a
poradajicf vybor obstaral vSe,
clmz zltrejSi majovou zabavou
ucastnikG by Sc zavd6cil
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-02

ri nimiZ jest tez nekolik umel-
cu puvodu ceskeho. Z ceskych
Cleveland'anG je to klarineti-
sta p. V. Hlavin, jenz poslan
byl V zamor1 Sc 1875. plukem
polnich delo3trelcu.
V caskych wardach do wee
rejSka naslelovn6 ma Vit6ZnOu
pujcku upisovano:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-02
PRATELUM A OD-
BERATELUM "PODE-
BRADKY"V CLEVE-
LANDU.

Prijev ma diva neb tri dny
do Clevelandu, sdsluji svym
pratelum a odbSratelIm sve.
ho listu, ze dnes, v patek po
sedme hodins vecer budu v
hostinci p. Vlasaka a Ultra v
sobotu v tutez hodinu v
plzenskem hotelu p. Buzka.
Budu tam prijimati pfedplat
ne ma novy rocnik sveho Ca
sopisu a bylo by mi milo, se-
jiti Sc pri te pfilezitosti $ cle-
velandskymi pfateli a po del
81 dobe opet 81 5 mimi poho-
voriti.
KAREL HORKY.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-02

OLYMPIA - Marie VAL
campova We hre "Cervena
rukavice", seriovy film -
zapoSne " sobotu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-02
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ZAHAJENf SEZONY MI
CARU.

Y League parku obnovena
vcera sezona Professionalism
mlcarn a prvn{ hru zahajil ia
ko obycejne mayor. Asi 10000
lidi prislo ma hf1ste a asi 600
prijelo Detroit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-01
STATES ASSIST RETAINING.
Towns Also Take Part in Work for
Disabled SoIdisfs.

Much eneouragemeHt has come to
the District officers Of the Federal
Board for Vocational Mdueatien. as
local interest has been displayed in
the work Of re-edueation for disabled
soldiers,
The building in which men in "try-
OUT courses are taught ct Tulane
University was donated bY the city
OF New Orleans for the purpose II II
. modern, up-to-dAte buitdiRg, spe.
cious enough to aecomm0dste the
men who VIII need this tyne Of train
ing In this digt]fa4I4AA shops a
Tulane University, VIII stfIl Be utii-
led In addition, khis~buifaiux may
be used - a social center TOR the
men. An oIganiSAtien .hae-Aeen per
fecteq ,among the disabled men in
training. and other social ~ofEanixa.
tions IN the city have shown their
interest In planning enteFtainment
Tor them A splendid spirit has de-
veioped among the men. and they
Seem much interested fn their work.
A similarly satisfactory arrange.
ment has been made In Texas at tha
9rubb School Ten thousand dollar
has been appropriated by the STATE
for use in this school In Connection
with the work done by the board.
The school receives pupils at anv
time. and no tuition 70 charged, Bar
facks are being built by the authors
YES 70 house the meA, and a special
mess hall Is being prepared for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-01
COTTON MOTH IN D. c.;
LIKELY BRED NEAR HERE

: Specimens Of the Alabama argyll
lacea hubner, or cotton worm moth;
now SO common In Washington. are
in such perfect condition, experts of
the bureau of entomology, Depart
ment of Agriculture, said today, that
they probably h4xe been bred In the
vicinity of the city.
It was thought last week that the
moths had been borne to Washington
on the tail Of the big storm that swept
the gulf coast but the Department
of Agriculture experts believe as above
stated. -,
The cotton moth is extremely album
dant in the southern states, and is
found throughout tropical America,
according to . report by A. l. Quain-
lance, acting chief OF the bureau of
entomology. The larva or caterpfI-
lars feed on a large variety OF plants
and the moth IL supposed to migrate
in large numbers to the north during
the fall months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-01
STARR ACCUSED
Of MANSLAUGHTER
Ex-PoIiceman Indicted for
Killing Leo A. Mcleod.
Others Under Charges.

Manslaughter is charged in an indict-
ment returned by the grand jury
against Henry A. Starr, former police
man, recently apprehended In Ohio while
the police were investigating the recent
killing of Emmett e. Wood. q soda
fountain clerk. Starr Is charged with
killing Leo A. Mcleod. seventeen years
old. July last, while the boy with some
companions was riding in IN automo-
bile on Pennsylvania avenue near 18th
street.
Starr was on duty and ordered the
vehicle stopped, but the boys did not
heed the warning. The policeman shot
at them and killed Mcleod.
Army Officer Accused Of Bribery.
Bribery 10 charged in an indictment
returned against Capt Charles A. Ritz
the maintenanc. division Of the Motor
Transport Corps. 1t II alleged that No
vember 20. last. he received 4 bride Of
$500 from the STANDBY Skid Chain Com
pany to use his influence to have the
government purchase the eoupanys
The grand Jurors ignored q charge Of
HOUSEKEEPING against Other Grant, an
assault charge against Joseph e. Nancy
and a seduction charge against Joseph
]. Dove.
Others Under Indictment.
A total Of thirty-seven indictments
were reported to Chief Justice Mccoy
today. Others indicted ana the charges
against them are: Leslie B. Moore and
Walter Jones, housebHeaking; Harry
Yude1evit, Charles e. McWhirt, Vim
cent Cosimano and William Farrell,
forgery and uttering; Gus Froelich
and Boulon MARKEDLY. bringing stolen
= property in District OF Columbia;
Reginald w. Lamos, househrsaking
and larceny 1.-TWO eounts); William
6teinbaugh, grand larceny and joy
riding (three counts); KennstA M.
Thorpe, grand larceny and 3oy,rtding;
Obey II. Morgan, non-support- Of wife
and minor children: Edward Hans
bury. joy-riding; Eddie Eppa. assault
with dangerous weapon; Walter
Saunders, rape and earnal knowledge;
. Walter Roam, assault with intent to
rape; William G. Bayliss. assault with
intent to commit carnal knowledge;
James Jones. carnal knowledge; Harry
G Woods. non-support Of wife. Byron
H. Mills, non support of wife ana
minor child; Arthur T.. ouade. nom
support of minor child: Joseph A.
Speare, Henry Scott, Leslie B. Moore
and Walter Jones, housebreaking
and larceny; Carol Moore, Ella Neal
and Ollie l. Donohue, grand larceny;
Ollie l. Donohue, joy-riding; Bruner
E. Lundy and Samuel Everett Frazier,
forgery and uttering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-01

Capt. Milton ]. Bryan. formerly of
the Motor Transport Corps. has been
appointed American vice consul at
Cette, France.
Capt. Bryan. who is q Washingto-
MAN, Is twenty-seven years old. and
lived at 1925 f street. He attended
Washington University. Later he en-
tered the Office 1T the Secretary of
War, and received the commission of
first lieutenant in the Motor Trans
port Corps. He was promoted to cap
tain in France.
Honorably discharged on July 3. he
entered the consular service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-01

The theusands Of base ball fans,
either soidisr-patients ar Of the per-
sonnet operating Walter Reed Hos
pital. will have double opportunity
to see the world series base ball
played on electric scaFebeards, on
which every move of the eentending
payers VIII be shown One Of the
boards will be operated ON the stage
Of the Red Cross House, while the
other board will be in operation on
the athletic field. under the AUSPICES
q the Knights Of Columbus activity
at the institution
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09
Wood esta por IN ejercito de
100000 hombres

tado en- todos los clrculOs poll
-ticos. I Aparte de su imera impor-
tancia tecnica, esos planes, en-
las actuales circunstancias, envuel
ven mucha significaci6n politica.
Ell general Wood, ademas de go
BAR de gran prestigio entire los
profesionales,. es candidate proba
BILE del partido republicano para
Ia pr6xima campaiia presidential.
Dicho en- slntesis, ell plan del
general Wood cOnSiste en- estable
Ger un ejercito permanente de
100000 hombres y mantener una
reServa de 10000 Oficiales Y
3.500.O0O soldadOs. La base del
plan es, desde luegO, ell servicio
militar obligatorio. Los reclu-
tas permaneceran seis meses bajo
las armas pasando luego a situa-
ci0n de reserva.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09
Notas de Toa>Baia

Relna gran entusiasmo entire las
Gases sociales por la celebration
de esta fiesta.
Sc propuso que de esa reunion
saliera nombrada otra comision
con ell fin de recolectar fondos
para la celebration de dicha fies-
ia.
Esta Comisi6n esta integrada
por los sefores Jose Gambia, vi
cente Montahez, sefioritas Rosa
rio Maymf, Rosario de JESUS,
Emilia Ortiz, y la sonora C. Ba-
rroso de Rios.
El Caucus UniOnista.
Sc dice que dentro de breves
dias Sc reunira la plana mayor
del partido Union de Puerto Ri
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09

Il general Wood estima que es-
tie plan, en- el que ha tratado de
aprovechar, adaptandose a las he
cesidades, de los Estados Unidos,
las ultimas enseflanzas de In que
IRA, es mucho mas practice que el
presentadO pOr ell estado mayor
general yanqui, Y EN- 'el cual Sc
establece un pie de fuerZa de
$4,000 hombres y cuyO cOsto, cal
culado ahora en- 800 millOnes de
pesos anules, resultaria en- la prac
tica mucho mayor.
El mantenimientO de $4,000
hOmbres bajo banderas es, ell OPT.
Mon del general Wood, perfecta-
mente innecesariO impondrla
AL pals una carga que Sc puede
evitar sin que perjudique el ha.
cerlo La defensa nacionai.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09
-Oct.-7-1919.


POr acOmetimientO y aggression.
Ell lunes pasado ingreso en- la
carcel ell individuo Laureano Ra-
mos (a) Rojita por haber herido
gravemente a Maria Negron, he
cho>ocurrido en- la calle nueva de
este pueblo, y como a ESQ de las
once de la noche. Maria ingre-
SO en- la Sala de Socorro, donde
lie fue practicada la primera Gu
ra por ell doctor Andres Montal-
Vo Guenard.
Una reunion.
Ell martes de la pasada sema-
ma Sc llevo a efecto una reunion
en- casa de dona Carmen Barro-
SO de Rios con ell fin de tratar de
una fiesta que en- honor a nues-
ira Sra. de Rosario, Sc celebrara
en- los dlas II, IL y 13 del pre-
sente mes.
De dicha reunion salio nom
brada una comision compuesta
de los senores DR.. A. Montalvo
Guenard, Luis M. Santiago, An
tonic Sosa, Sra. c. Barroso de Ri
jos y las senoritas Rosario de
Jesus, Emilia Ortiz, Rosario May
mi, Trinidad Salgado y Jose Ven
tura. Esta comisi6n Sc propone
organizar los festejos, que de
acuerdo con ell programa han de
celebrarse. :
Tambien fueron nombradas
tres "Comisiones de Bales, com
puestas por elementos de "ellas".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09

leo, Zen Toa Baja), con ell fin de
Itratar acerca de los nombramien-
tos de los Comisionados, que, de
acuerdo con la nueva ley NUM-
|cipal han de ser sometidos a la
asamblea municipal para SUI apro
bacion.
Deseariamos que los nuevos
comisionados y los miembros de
la asamblea municipal no olvida-
ran en- la formation de SUI pre-
supuesto la obra del drenaje que
tanta falta esta hacienda, pues
Sc nota que las aguas que CO.
rren por la calle de La Palma, es-
tan derrumbando la parte Oeste
de la misma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09
Las rese'vds Sc compondrdn de
3.50O,000 hombres y
100000 otciales.
RECLUTAS PERMANENTES
jSEIS MESES En- Las
FILAS.
Opina quG el plan del Estado Ma
y0E General es mity cOstOsO
e iRddecudd0.

Que los planes presentados por
ell general Leonard Wood a la CO.
mission de asuntos militares del
senado han de influir grandemen-
tie ell la forma como Sc resuelya
la politica militar de los Estados
Unidos, Sc hace- patente al CON
siderar el interes que han desper-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09
VapOres de Travesia.

Vapor Maracaibo. Sali6 ell 8
del corriente de New York para
Mayaguez.
Vapor americana Helen. Sc
aguarda hoy aqui procedente de
New York.
Vapor San Juan. Salio de
New York para esta el 4 del ac-
tual.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09

Consigs., The N. Y. P. R. s. S.
Co.
Vapor Maracaibo. Saldra ma
mana de New York para Maya
guez.
Consigs., Villar Co., Sucr. .@i
Vapor americana Helen. Esta-
ra hoy aqui procedente de New
York.
Consgis., Bull Insular Line.
Vapor Brazos. Saldra de New
York para esta el IL del presen-
te.
Consigs. The N. Y. P. r. S. S.
Co.
Vapor Manuel Calvo. Sc aguar-
da a ultimos del corriente pro-
cedente del Centre America Ell
Iviaje para Espana. H
Consigs., Sobrinos de Ezquia-
ga.
Recalara del % al 80 del pre-
sente procedente de la Penlnsu-
la Espanola en- viaje para Haba-
ma y Centre America un vapor
! de la Compania Trasatlantica Els
pamela en- viaje para Habana y
Centro America.
Vapor Caracas. Tiene anuncia-
da su salida de New York para
esta el Is del que cursa.
Consigs., Villar & Co., Sucr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
MRS AI.ANM SMITH

sister, Mrs. J. T. Johnson, as matron of honor, and MT. A. J. Robins, Jr., was the best man.
 All members of the wedding party wore the uniform of the Salvation Army, of which they are devout members and workers.
 The bride is young and pretty, and her uniform added greatly to her at tractiveness. After the ceremony num- Der of friends were invited to the home of the groom to a buffet supper
 Around the marriage is a very pretty romance as the young bride came to the states last May on board the ship Sax onia,'' from her home in England, and has been doing Salvation work in this city since. She and the groom were child hood friends, and both coming from Eng land, and both are interested in the same work. He came to this country about 10 years ago with his parents and
 is connected with the Southern railroad as one of the chief clerks, and both he and his lovely young bride are active members of the Salvation Army band which excites much praise as they play on the downtown streets. They will be at home at their home in West End, 121O First avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10

C7 USED to be so sorry for the 10 lost
 tribes as they wandered down the ages, lost to history and home. burn
 ing with thirst. and cooking what little food they had--very little l was sure-on tiny fires in the desert with sand blowing into every pot and pan. How very sorry l was for them!
 l am not any more.
 My sympathies have reacted and have turned toward myself and all the other distressed housekeepers of these times because of another tribe which has gone to join them, a tribe worth waiting for these thousands of years-the old-time cooks. Oh, for the nammies, the Aun1 Marias and the Aunt Sallys. They were of a warm hearted child betting race
 They were interested in the family whether it was a matter for sorrow or rejoicing. Where is the mother with grown children who does not look back with kindliness and affection to those old servants, whose services could never be paid for in money, who not only didn't mind keeping an eye on the children, put actually took pleasure in her guardian ship mended ther stock ngs and mind ed their manners?
 On rainy days when nanny was nak- ing cookies, it was no trouble at all to make wonderful bunnies with caroway seed eyes, or roosters with wide-open peaks. Just why the open peaks should have proved so alluring, 1 cannot now remember, but it was, even more so than the elistening piece of coal that was used for the eye.
 If she happened to see you start out in the rain, though she hadn't been hired for that she made sure you were well bundled up, had your rubbers on, and, quite as patiently as your mother would, pulled down those sleeves that always stuck somewhere in the region of your el- bow.
 When finger was cut too badly. nanny was the reigning deity, and' bound up the wound, mopped up the tear stained face and then offered the sui ferer that most delectabe morsel of food. a hot biscuit with lots Of jam. Of course. you were supposed to stop crying when you got 1t, and usually you struggled with your sobs--if not successful with the first you. always were with the second one by the time your face was well smeared with the jam.
 The cooks of that day were interested in the family, whether it was a matter for sorrow or rejoicing. Those were the cooks Atho did not announce their depart ure when a member of the family came down with typhoid fever, or otherwise disturbed the dull routine of domestic life. They stuck They were up day and night when it was necessary to keep hot water going at the boiling point, or fresh gruel was wanted for the patient, helped the family placate the trained nurse, and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
COMMENTS ON THE
 BOARD-SHAW WEDDING

The mf1ly friends or Dr. U. F. BOaFu of this city will be interested in the comments of his recent marriage to
 Miss Helen Shaw of England which was solemninzed in Detroit:
 Miss Helen Shaw, daughter of Rev. J. A. Shaw, Wolverhamqton, England, qualified last August in Detroit for
 Red Cross canteen work and sailed for
 France There she met Dr. o. P. Board of Birmingham, Ala Major Board was in the Medical corps, A B. F., Evacuation hospital No. 24.
 The romance ended Friday, August l, Rev. J. w. McWilliams, of the Presby- terian church. Bedford, uniting the happy couple at the residence of MT. Gerald H. Allen. Bedford. MT. Sam Sturgeon, of Birmingham, Ala. was best man. and Miss Lillian Coe, of De- troit bridesmaid.
 MT. and Mrs. Board left for Port Huron and lake ports imm ediately after the ceremony and will be at home in Birmingham, Ala, after August 10. =
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
By EMMA REID RYALL

tertained few friends Tuesday even- ing at their home in honor of their neice, Miss Kate Cashion of Cedar Bluff, Miss
 The guests included, Miss Fannie Mae Byers, Miss Frfllcis Williams Miss Marie Schooster, Miss Mildred Mims. Miss Mildred Lee, Miss Earlene Candy, Miss Martha. Scott and Miss Hattie Candy Mir. McCollum, MT. Julian Sim mons, MT. Jerry Thomas Mir Ralph Mims MT. Ornan Candy, and MT. Will liam Scott.