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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
0USTED SOCIALISTS PLAN
TO RUN FOR OFFICE AGAIN
New York Socialists VIII urSc Gov
crnor To Order Special
Election.
NE Assocla,cI IrcssI

7 tNNSUVIh I7FeSS- I
NEW YORK. April 3.-Oiiicials OF
Socialist party organizations In New
York city meeting today TO plan
their campaign for rescating of the
five Socialist Assemblymen oustcd
from the lower house this week on
charges OF disloyalty. decided to de-
mand that Governor Smith call spe-
cial elections TO MI the vacancies
caused b. this action. II was an
nounced that IL this demand was
granted. the quintet would run again
for office. and were confident Of be-
ing reelected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
DEFIES HOTEL OFFICER
Mentally DernnEcd, Mnn Threaten,
Lives of Parents With knife, md
IL TEl<cn After Brief RnitIr.

NEW YORK. April 3.-Arulcd with
a large carving knife and barricnded
behind furniture in his room a, tho
Waldorf Astoria Hotel Leslie \.
McCleary, son OF james T.. AIcClcary
secretary of the American Iron ana
Steel institute. last night held hotel
detectives and employees at bay for
half an hour He was s,!bd,,o,l ,,,J
taken TO Bellevue Hospital. whcr. no
is held for observation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
FatnI wreck Near Glen Rock. Pa.

BALTIMORE. April 3-An engineer
was killed and several Of the train
crew injured seriously late today
when the Harrisburg Express Of the
Northern Central Railroad ran into
Il landslide and was wrecked lust
north of Glen Rock. Pa. All traffic
over the Baltimore Harrisburg trunk
line was blocked for several hours.
In spite of the hard work Of w-cck.nr
crews from York and Baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

mouth Of the Red Rive-. according 70
reports received by Captain !. w.
Stewart, United States engineer IN
charge of the third mississippi River
district. II was stated In the report
that the boat struck an abandoned
lcvcc machine on a submerged bar
and went down in forty feet Of water.
turning over on its side. No lives
were lost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
eyed MAN CONVICTED
John r.. Marshnil Ix Found Guilty ns
Accessory before Fact In Miller
1Iururrs

TUPELo. MISS. April 3.-Jonn L.
Marshall. aged 20. was sentenced in
Circui; Court here Friday TO life i'm
pr sonmcnt after a jury had found
him guilty OF murder. as an acces-
sorry before the fact. In connection
with the killing Of William Miller. an
infant. who with three other nc'n-
hers OF The Miller family. Was slain
al the home OF Robert Miller near
Amory in January
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
Prague ncndy TO Denl with Moscow

PARIS. April 3.-czecho- Slovahia
is ready to enter into peace negotia-
;ions with Soviet Russia. the Jour
nal Dcs Dcbats learns. The Prague
government. according To "a dispatcn
from that city. lis prepared TO reply
to the soviet peace offer and begin
negotiations lin accord with the al
lied powers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

FOR the East Coast Patrol. with Lieu
;euant- Commander L. II. Harrison In
command, and thirteen coast-guard
cutters were assigned TO duty between
this port and the Bahama Islands to
enforce tho customs law. a special
effort viii be made to stop the snug.
Cling in OF liquor from the bahamas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
AIR MAIL SERVICE IN INDIA
British Fur EASTERN 1'errltOry Already
Has up-tO-tbc-Nllnute Air
I.uclliflcs

~ Universal Serricc.1
LONDON. April 3.-Night flying mir
services are about to be placed in
operation IN India by the Iiandley-
Page Company. India already has
the mos, modern flying service. ste
nographers being supplied To business
men If required during night.
Machines with sleeping berths,
equipped with wireless telephones
and telegraph for business men. are
already in operation.
The new services are part of the
air mail route which covers India.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
Telephone Line. he Extended

ki%SToN. y. c.. April 3.-rhe
Carolina Telephone and Telegraph
Company. O. which \. Mcdowell IL
president and G. T.. Mccluer is gem
erai manager. viii consi-uc. a So 900
plant here and erect this spring and
summer additional lines throughou,
this section at a cost OF about $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
five yenrs for Embex.,cmcnt.

FAIRBURN. GA. April 3.-William
L. Green. former vice president OF tho
Eairburn Banking Company. was
iound guilty by a Jury IN Superior
Court here tonight of embezzlcment
Of funds Of the bank. Judge John b.
Hutchinson sentenced Green TO serve
ave years In the State Pcnitntia.y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

"Maytiower' and Pilgrim Fathers
has been orgo nizcd here. \ suSgcs-
ton was made that Plymouth sub
scribe for a special sit, TO be sent to
Plymouth, Mass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
RUFUS FORD IS GUILTY
Mnn Charged with Participating Ia
Alabama Bank Robbery Given
iS-fenr Term.

u! ]
Scale. ALA. April 3.-Rufus
Ford was found guilty OF the charge
Or completely 10 rob the Phoenix
Girard Bank at Girard, Ala. BY the
jury which heard til. evidences agains;
him The Jury returned the verdict
after defeating for 1--WE and half
hours
Ford was sentenced 10 serve seven
teen years at hard labor.
Tom Ford Is now on trial on similar
charges.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
DISTlLLERY Is EMPTlED
Thieves Make Repeated Visits IA
Liquor Warehouse and steal
LIMIT Drop.
fBy Assocleted Ircs. l

GRANTSVII,LE, MD. April 3-On
the Fairchance D.s;iilery. thieves
Thursday night took the last drop OF
forty-hvc barrels OF l!uqor left at the
distiilery at tho time wartime pro-
hibiiion became effective.
IL Is believed that the distillery
was the most robbed whisky ware
house in the United States. l., is To-
Gated III rather lonely spot. Tho
whisky taken Is valued at between
100000 and $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

tional confirmation OF this cxplana-
ton is given by the fact that our
discoveries also prove that ali the
elemental atoms, go wonderfully OK
plostSc IN the stars, are structural
products Of hydrogen"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

state from Maine TO Georgia. adopted
resolution AT their better schools"
conference here today. recommend
ing $1,000 as the proper minimum an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
Aurora Due 10 Magnetism.

The wen-known delay. or lag In
TINS" between tho solar eruption
and the appearance OF the magnetic
storm. and accompanying aurora, on
The earth. Of about forty-hvc hours.
- due TO the time taken for the
hydfoScn atoms 10 travel from the
sun 70 the earth. The rate OF travc,
Is abou, SO miles per second. or
somewhat in excess % the rate NJ
the upward movement Of the gases
In some OF The great solar prom
inonces.
The numerous and complex de-
tails OF the aurorai phenomena are
found thus 10 receive, for the tirst
time, reasonable explanation Add
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
TEACHERS ASK $4,000
Delegates ut Philadelphia w n n {
Minimum WnGr Increase, and
M Sex Distinctions.

I3y 4Nss0ciat"I I'rsSH !
PHILADELPHIA. April 3-Dcie-
gates Of the American Federation OF
Teachers. representing every Eastern
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
Goycrnmcnt nont Sinks.

VICESBuHG, MISS, Apri! 3.-The
government snag boat Ben iiumph-
rcys was sunk Wednesday at the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
sSSyi

nually for teachers in city as.wdff ais
country schools. Equal pay,.fQs the
same work without distincticnsf9 sStk
was urged. }tssss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
IInn nIg Celebration.

PLYMOUTH. ENGLAND. April q
c!cty to aid in the celebration In
ciety TO add in the celebration in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
AURORA BOREAL|s SAID TO /.
Be PHENOMENON OF SUN.
Philadelphia Astronomer Declares
Solar Activity Is Responsible for
Radiance OF Sky.

PHILADELPHIA. April 3.-The earth
was passing through the outer con-
lines Of the corona or exterior en-
Sclope of the sun on the night OF
March -. when the inhabitants Of
the northern portion OF the United
states witnessed the great aurora in
the skies. says Professor Monroe H.
snyder. director of the Philadelphia
observatory.
me astronomer declared in state
hncnt to the Associated Press that
the universal force OF radioaction"
on the sun hurled the final atoms
OF an explosion, namely, electrified
hydrogen and probably heiium.
straight to earth"
professor Snyder's observations
follow:
The present aurora is fine in
aication Of the explosive atomic dis
ihtesration. which takes place at the
surface Of the sun and IS respon-
sible Tor It's prOninences. spots, and
corona. Our discovery OF the mag
hitudc and precise atomic order Of
the explosion Of the chemical clc-
'nents in the sun. and in the stars
generally leads TO conceptions OF the
aurora and the accompanying ma.
netic ana electric atorns. which are
beyond any doubt as to their vail
dity.
Tile earth was. In a very true
sense. and 10 the deligh: OF US all.
passing through the outer confines
OF the sola- corona The same uni
Tersai force OF r;tdioac,ion which d!s-
!nteEraics the atoms In stupendous
localized kfakatoar, or Mont Telees.
on the sun, and PRODUCES the hydro
gen or the coronal strcaincra. then
also hurled the final atoms OF that
explosion. namely, electrified hydro
gen. ana probably heliun. straight
TO the earth.
only within abou; month q:
the equinox. Ternal, or atumnal ia
the earth in an orbital position TO
be thus successfully bomharded The
moving clcctc!c hydrogen IL. OF
course. an electric current. and is
therefore carried toward the poles
of the earth and round them by the
carths magnetic forces. The .as-
c!na;;nS colorS Of the aurora are due
to the changing electric cxc!ta,ion
OF the hydrogen and other gases
The theory of Ncgard, the Swedish
physicist which has explained the
wonderful curta!ned auroras as due
10 hydrogen particles. OF positive
electric charge. is now shown 10 be
unquestionably true. in that II is but
- logical result OF the explosive
eruption OF the electric hydrogen
from tho sun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
WAGE WAR ON SMUGGLING
Thirteen COnAt-Guard Cut terH to
Operate AEninst Bnhnnin block
ado Runners.

tBy Associated Pre.s
MIAMI. Fla. April 3.-Miami to-
d. u.as dcsirnnicd as HEADQUARTERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-22

49, S1SS - y "
colors, odd chic
shapes and eUery
nes0 conception in
fancy feathers and
trimmings.
We have left Moth
ing undone to make
the selection of your
Fall Hat, whether for
dress, bus in ess or
street wear. a real
pleasure. There are
small, close fitting
turbans, soft crush
able effects. rolling
brims, medium and
large oH-the face and
side-roll effects. trim
med with soft ostrich,
burnt goose, perky
fancies, odd pins and
ornamentS-and much
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-22
Unusual Trimmed Hats
At SIS. SID. so. $18

Hats that different and unusuathats what will find
evidence selection enbodyhg
and ideas ia exclusive Trimmed Millinery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-22

evidence embroidery and silk of many
Materials: Panne Velvet, Lyons Velvet, Duuetyn
and Velvet combinations. Included IN the
coLors are Heana, Chou, Vatican, Purple, Pheasant
and the staple and eUer n demand Black, Marty and
Brown
Smart Trimmed Hats, $6.o5 and $7.95
At above moderate prices have seec
of aunty goodlooing higher
models and each and every price
more-but always having
and selling such numbers enables give
a these prices.
Comparison suiH readily convince you. There
small medium, and large shapes, tastsf1Ly trim
med Dith fances, ostrich feathers Rouers and many
soft effects soith shrrnss and tuckng. The colors:
Black BroDn, Macy, Sand and many combinations
floor
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-10
BANKERS HERE FOR
GROUP CONFERENCE
Dinner At Country Clul
To Follow Session This
Afternoon

Bankers from thirteen counties
In this section Of the state ara
arriving in the city this afternoon
to attend the meeing Of Group SIX,
West Virginia Bankers Associa-
ton to be held at the Fairmont
Country Club this afternoon and
this evening.
M. NJ. Prentls, manager OF the
Baltimore Branch OF the. Federal
Reserve Bank rof. Richmond who
will address the bankers following
the dinner at the Country, Club a!
$50 O'Clock this evening, as we'll
as representative from New York
and Pittsburgh arrived In the city
this morning.
Group Six Bankers will convene
at the Country Club for business
session at 3 o'clock Dis after4
noon and at $50 p. m. dinner
will be served at which Hon. M.
NJ. Neeley will be POSTMASTER.
Addresses will be made by Mr..
Prentis and DR.. E. H. Vickers,
head of the department Of coon
omics OF the West Virginia Uni
Yersity.
At the meeting this afternoon an
address of welcome will be deliver.
ed BY Smith Hood and response
made by r. E. Talbot, OF Elkins.
Invocation will be made by DR.. H.
G. Stoetzer.
The meeting Of Group Six bank
ers here today ls the first meeting
which has been held since the war
and Is looked forward to with
much interest by the members of
the bankers association.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-10
oh, Listen Here!
~ ARAM 3. LANE.

Friends, little did
Dream Of tn Enthusiasm
Which would Greet
The announcement Of My
Desire for tn Office
OF Pickle Inspector For
Marion County.
The newspaper was Hardly
Upon the Street
Before my telephone Began
Ringing.
Professor Wilson. His Voice
Was so full OF
Emotion that 1t Nearly
Ruined tn Transmitter.
adam" he said, II Ofer
You my heartiest Support!
You will find Every
Teacher In my schools Right
At your Back.
TIL entire force Realizes
Th' awful need Of A
Pickle Inspector.
1t has been a Burning
Question at teachers Meetings
For Years,
While thousands Of Pickles j
Have been Safely
Inspected and Consigned
To tn Waste-basket-
Hundreds Of thousands Have
Been gobbled Down
Secretly behind Spellin'
Books and Biographies.
Yessiri
Count on me, Adam
shall be busy In
Your behalf from Now
Until Election"
Lawsee, folks, that Did
Make me Happy!
And then, my Office
Door opened in a Genteel
Manner and there Entered
Miss Jennie Fleming And
Miss Eva Brand.
They silently wrung My
Hand.
mir. Lane" said Miss Brand,
1--WE shall cast Our
First ballot for You!"
Just think Of That!
wiped away my Unashamed
Tears while She
Continued on page four.)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-10
Annual Dinner EElii
.i5li lafl24t ~
Evening Will Be
Interesting

With everything in eadthes
the Business Men 8 AB1octat ton mt
nual- dinner at $3.50 o'Cloc thi
ming at the Y. n. O. Al the m
promises to be one Of the best ots
tended and one OF the most Bnccee
full meetings the local urgant ipn
has had in years. The dinner IN
be served promptly 1t the hu1t
stated and It is planned to hfve
dinner finished and the pae -
over by $3.50 o'clock. 4
Besides the musical numb
heretofore announced by the com
mittee, consisting Of numbers stfJ
Mesdames Benedict, Btng and
Dunham, Uriah Roddy, Of TEMPLE
Texas, WIN also sing.
Reports have been iSjG
through to the effect that aux
Heinze, one Of the MI Inn
speakers, Is unusually Int Tug
and viii have sonnet hing tbs g
worth while for every bustnes ..
to hear.
The officers OF the Rssoctat
are expecting every membe Of
association, who can be there dt
all, to be present with hiB v lie pt
lady friend.
A C. Barclay, deputy nnt5un1l
field scout commtssto oners oG fhe
Scouts of America VIM Be EtloEF
the guests at the dinner and Will
make a short talk
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-10
LOCAL ENGINEERS
NAME COMMITTEE. ].
Appointed BY Ere
At Executive @ o1liili
tee Session

Last uigilt the, eISc1tge
mIttee of the BAiHmor
Of the American ARgUel
Engineers met at the offioe 70
H. Palmer at his ofticOl
cos1Ft house.
B. A. n. Kelley, the 1re
the chapter appointed the e
ing committees:
Entertainment and Good
loWship-N. n. Leigh eil
+. A. II. Kelley, q. %.
HoltzWorth, WI Nj Linn
Publicity and Civic
ron, chairman; 3. 9,5G
Norris, H. B. F1oWmllzi i
Ha1Iam, r ]. 5anderbec
MHemberBhip and uu
William BrABgAcl, Oh IN "a
@. Kline, 3. y. Palmer
StTum, G. 8. Boggeag,
ninEer, @. P. Morris
Children'B Playground
Kline, R. 8. Quick, O! p "a
Civic Association 3 II
ley; Engineers Ldcense kSy 91
o. Kline, William I'M
liam Linn, and N. ~. Heit 9
playground commit tee IN o1
conjunction with the
from the Woman'B Club an
Chamber OF ComSmeTce
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-10
MINTER HOMES FOR
D DAK0T A N | MES
Thirty To Be Erected By
the Industrial Housing
Company

A contract for thirty houses at
their Dakota mine and twenty at
their Barrackville mine was for
warded to the Industrial Housing
company last night by the Penn
Mary Coal company.
The houses TO be used are OF the
Mfnter Homes Industrial type, and
are of the latest and best design in
construction, having storm siding
and waterproof building paper be-
tween weatherboarding and frame
work. All houseE are to be placed
on solid foundations, and to have
cellars under each. There are also
to be erected at Reedsville, w. Va,
a number OF officials houses OF the
Minter Homes type, but of better
grade, being finished in hardwood
and to contain all modern convent
ences.
The Industrial Housing company,
whose offices are at 215 Profession
al building, is q newly organized
concern OF Fairmont, consisting OF
]. Y. Hamilton, of Fairvtew, w.
Va; ]. E. Sutton, of Fairmont, and
T. r. Montgomery, of Huntington,
who will later move here, but for
the present is making his homt
with his mother, who resides at 306
Third street, this city. Mr.. Mont
gomery Is in active charge of ali
construction and should be well fit.
ted for the work, as he has for sew
eral years been field superintend,
ent for the Minter Homes Corpora
ton, but lately gave up the worn
to go into business for himself.
Mr.. Montgomery says that the
Minter Homes Corporation, a Hunt
ington, w. Va, concern, has grown
to be the largest organization OF tts
kind in the world. They manufac'
ture q house that Is not a ready
cut, or knock down, but fabrtcRt'
ed product bearing the same rela
tion to the housing field as the
steel bridge makers do to the bridge
work, that Is, all parts that are
practical are made in the field for
erection; the fabrication not be
ing applied to weatherboarding OF
flooring, therefore the builder gets
a house that Is stronger and as
beautiful as regular construction
and possesses a floor space and
lighting efficiency OF the highest
degree that modern engineering
economy and design will permit
The Penn Mary contract amounts
to about $125,000.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-10
Realty Deeds Are
Filed for Record

The following deeds have been
filed with County Clerk A. G. Mar
tin:
Maria n. Morgan to s. L. Shaver,
the Pittsburgh coal under the land
OF Joseph s. Koon, deceased, $40.
Thomas A. Hughes to the Monon-
gahela Valley Traction company, q
right OF way for q transmission
60 acres in Winfield district, 500.
Warrington Realty Co. to Lee
Rice, two lots on Virginia avenue,
Warrington, $1,000.
Fairmont Pulic Library ABsocIa-
ton to Mountain City Drug Co., IL.
brary building ut the corner OF
First street and Fairmont avenue,
S29 800.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-10
B.G0. SIEZING.
GOAL TO MAKE.
Up LAKE QUOTAS
oue:g Operators Hax
Ig4loring the Lake
Orders
Oar SUPPLY IS GOOD
Gal sFishback Leaves Ser
vice of the B. & Q. t.,
y Railroad Today
oar SUPPLY IS GOOD

Fa31ure on the part Of some coal
onerRfors to live up to their laKe
o6lifstions has caused the Baltl-
fi{tSre and Ohio railroad officials to
resort to confiBcaton. OF course
IN ffis procedure the railroad 1s
simply carrying out the order OIL
lie Interstate Commerce commits
sion, which made the apportion'
nents to this region IN connection
WITH II. M. Griggs, Cleveland, man
agar OF the coal and ore exchange:
Lake shipments were way on
color for time, which in part was
dlyie to the ragged car supply, but
there is no denying the fact that
sonae operators have been as far
back as $50 loads or more on the
iake requirements set against their
operations. Failure OF operators
70 make the shipments naturally
paVed the way for conftscatton as
the only other resort.
(, plan of conftscation against
the operators who have been de-
Iifiuuent in their lake shipments
caused the shipments to the lake
front to suddenly increase begin.
ming with Tuesdays loading, In
the past three days .SS5 loads OF
Soal were shipped to the lakes.
Gs4 palIy SaT ouPPIy'
scar supply on the Monongah d.
Hon OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad continued to be first rate
Today with 1884 empties on the
division and the early morning
placement 1,494. The operations
S;crdared 1879 cars of which S5 cars
were for coke loading and once
again the cars in the region were
B "a excess OF those ordered. The
cars are classified as follows:
Open, 1908; coke, .35: B. M: !. X,
$50; M. v. T., 26. Cars left over
from the previous day were 1855.
Along the Monongahela railway
IN West Virginia today there were
326 cars placed OF which 122 cars
were assigned, leaving 204 cars for
commercial loading. In the Penn
sylvania district today there are
$50 empties placed. The indtca-
dons this morning were that the
I supply of empties on the Monon-
gahela railway would be short on
CONTINUED on page four.)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-10
lew VOLCANO SUDDENLY OPENS in ITAII
To the Republican Women Voters
of Marion County

THE Republican Womans committee which has been ormu-
lated upon plans issued by the Associate State Chairman
Mrs Ellis Yo will have joint meeting with the Republican
Mems committee at the headquarters the American building
tomorrow afternoon a two o'clock.
Every Republican having the interest of her party
at heart urged attend this meeting The party afiadon Of
the great majority Of voters remains yet to be ascerancd
All Republican women urgently needed at this meeting To-
morrow afternoon when the general plans for the county work
will be devised and considered The cOunses of all Republican
will be necessary well active support and assistance
and every in attendance will be at liberty to express her
ideas and her opinions the proper method Of procedure
Women who find personal attendance impossible will greatly
the organization plans by tehonns in to headquarters
and giving information where they stand and assurance OF
interest and cooperation.
Let US get together quickly possible and as solidly
possible We have only time for work. words Just how
well and how amicaby the women of Marion county work
for great purpose has been amply demonstrated during the war
We organizing for citizenship and the eadasness
and undivided needed it was needed during the
days of our past labors together.
JEANETTE ARNETT LEEPER
Associate County Chairman.