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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
DIRE RESULTS
WHEN RAILS Ga BACK
There viii Be No Agreement
Then in Effect.
(By International News Service.

Washington, Jan. 3.-All agree
ments effecting wage and working
conditions that are now in effeet
between the railroads and 100000
shop men and 100000 maintenance
Of way employees will become mac
tive the moment the roads are re-
turned TO private ownership, 1t was
asserted by officials of these broth,
erhoods in Washington today.
Efforts are being concentrated by
the officials OF these organizations
to have the beneficial features OF
the Esch bill retained, hut elimin-
ate the clause containing penalty
for engaging in a strike.
Rome Faces Strike
Rome. Jan. 3.-The railway men
today served an ultimatum upon
the government demanding a As
hour and a wage increase of 300
lire monthly. They threaten %
strike if their demands were reject
ed. If the wage increase were in
creased it would add 450,000,000
lire to the government budget
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
FARMERS MEETING
THIS AFTERNOON
At Court House To Discuss
Fertilizer Price.

The Joint meeting OF TIE Berke-
ley and Morgan County Farm Blu
reaus is being held this afternoon
IN the county court house for tho
purpose OF discussing tho price Of
OF fertilizer for next spring. Dele
gates for Farmers Week will also
be appointed. and these delegates
will be given instructions regard
ing the attitude Of the Farm Blu
reaus on state questions which will
come up AT MorgantowH
In particular the delegates VIII
be instructed to vote for the ratif-
cation of the National Farm Bu-
reau Federation and the presenta-
ton OF an application by West Vir-
ginia for admission into the Ma
tional Federation A short time
Will be spent in discussing the U.
S. farm census which began yester-
day and the making out Of inven-
tories TO meet income tax require
1lnntS
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
MISS HARPER WEEDS
Mr.. FRANK DAIUT0
The Ceremony Took Place At
Charles Town.

News reached the city today OF
The wedding Of Mr.. Frank Daiuto
and Miss Elizabeth Harper, both OF
this city, which took place at 8
O'clock yesterday afternoon at the
Methodist Episcopal church parson-
age at Charles Town. Rev. Mr. Fu.-
Ian officiating. Yesterday morning
Mr.. Joseph and Miss Fife Diauto
and Miss Harper motored to IIav-
pers Ferry, where they met Mr..
Diauto and the party went TO Char
les Town. The wedding party con.
sisted Of the bride and groom, M.
end Mrs. David Fulton, Mr. Joseph
Diauo, Miss Effie Diauto. Miss
Louise Rau and Miss Vileen OBoyIe
of Harpers Ferry. Last night the
newlyweds were entertained at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs, Fulton. To
day they left for the east to spend
their honeymoon. at the conclusion
OF which they will take up theirres-
idence at Girdletroe, Md. where NJ
Diauto is assisting his father with
large road contract.
The bride Is both pretty and pop
ular. She is the eldest daughter OF
Druggist and Mrs. W. S. Harper.
The groom is the eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Daiuto. During the
war he with other Nartinsburs
hoys served with consp'cu0Gs gal
lantry in the 313th III A-tllery.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
UNCLE IS CHARGED
WITH AIDING CODY
TO EVADE CAPTURE
And Another Youth Had To
Tell What He Knows.


arrested last evening on a war
faat alleging disorderIy conduct
aud brought before Justice !. n.
Smith, Charles C"Scrappy'0 Whar-
ton, was held in the penalty of
$500 for a future hearing. This
action was taken In connection
with the recent raid that brought
to light plumber stolen from Cnsh
was hardware store and the more
recent arrest of Damon Hardy and
"Giggle" Bowers alleged to be con-
cerned with the robberies of the
past few weeks. While the appre-
hension of young Wharton does
not necessarily indicate that he is
member of the Hardy-Bowers-
Cody gang, 1t is believed he like
other youths. friends OF the trio. Is
we'll aware of their alleged pred7-
tory acts. Young Wharton was put
through a mild third degree and the
authorities believe he can tell them
much 1t is said Wharton endoayor-
ed to communicate with Hardy and
Bowers at the jail
Another development in the ar
ermath of the robheries and raid is
the unexpected involving Of J. p.
Nuckles, a Baltimore and Ohio op-
orator of Shenandoah Junction. at
uncle of James Cody, in the lat
ter's escape from the authorities,
and a warrant has been issued for
III, annrahnnefnV Sc ha
NucbleS went to the Baltimore and
Ohio Offices at the Junction and
took away Cody's baggage without
the formality OF presenting the
checks, brought it to town in his
car and then he is alleged to have
assisted Cody to escape yesterday
morning. 1t is contended by the of.
ficers that Cody returned 10 Mai
tinsburg Thursday night in com
pany with his two companions,
who. 1t will be remembered. told
the officers yesterday morning
when asked whore Cody could be
found, replied 'home in bed.
Friends OF Nuckles who Is a
quiet, law abiding man-believc he
did not reaJize the enormity of his
nephew's alleged offense, and only
acted in a kindly fashion upon re
ceiving an urgent telephone mes
sage to get the boys baggage and
bring It TO Martinsburg. However,
this depends upon the statement he
will make to Prosecuting Attorney
A. b. Noll.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
WAS NOT HARB0RING
ALLEGED THIEVES
Mrs. Walters Says and They
Came Unbidden.

Mrs. Newton Walters. al whose
home Damon Hardy and "Giggle'
Mercer, alleged thieves, were caught
yesterday morning by Officers Har-
dy and Bowers. stated late yester-
day TO the Journal that she was not
harboring the pair but that they
came to her home early Friday
morning, entered without an invita-
ton and when she arose they were
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
GIVEN FREEDOM,
ARRESTED AGAIN
Paul Harris, CoIored, Taken
To Baltimore.

! Pau Harris, colored, who has
been a prisoner in the county Jail
for the past thirty days, is schedul-
e1 to be released late this after
noon. but his freedom will be o.
short duration. AS Harris walks out
of the Jail a Baltimore police officer
will Immediately re-arrest him on
IA charge of being implicated in the
tnef. of $4,000 worth OF merchan.
disc in that city. He will be taken
to Baltimore this eening. He was
concted before Justice ]. d. Smith
on a charge of train riding.
Harris has gone under seeral
aliases, and was identified by pho
tograph sent the local authorities
from Baltimore.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
REVOLUTIONARY PLOT UNCOVERED
REPEAT CANTATAAT
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Fine Performance Promised
On Monday Night.

The rantata "A joke on Santa
Claus" to be repeated at ST. Johns
Lutheran church at o'clock Mon
day night, Jan. 5th promises to be
Il very interesting and pleasing en-
he tainment.
The plot and cast of characters
are as follows:
Plot-A family group on Christ
mas eve are gathered in the living
room to discuss events of afternoon
repeat part of Christmas program
decorates room with Christmas
green's, then retire for night The
small children of the family after
house is quiet, return, TO try 10
catch Santa Claus. The Sandman
puts them to sleep. Holly and Mis-
tletoe fairies visit the place. the
spirit Of Christmas comes to re-
mind them of the real theme OF
Christmas time and finally Santa
Claus comes down the chimney.
Knowing the Sandman's magic pow
er he laughs at the attempted joke
of the children. But an unforeseen
occurrence turns the joke on Santa
himself and he really is caught and
makes the best of IT," however.
Cast of Characters
Mother Miss Myrtle Seibert
tnaa Miss Catherine Kline
Iack-Mr Clarence Smith.
Bess-Miss Gladys Zimmerman.
Peggy-Miss Frances Staubly.
Grandmother-Miss Elsie Davis
Maid-Miss Virginia Kline.
Older Girls-Miss Gertrude Payne
Miss Ruth Seibert.
Spirit of Christmas Mary
Sine.
Sandman-Mr. Clarence Smith.
Santa Claus Mr. William Schill
Attendants-.Eack Frost Fairies
and Mistetoe Fairies.
Accompanist Mrs. p. w Letter.
Several numbers will be added 10
the attraction as follows:
Reading, Service" Miss Chris
tina Rhodes.
Reading Margaret Seibert.
Vocal solo-Mr Arthur Glover.
Accompanist-Mrs. Gilbert Nc
KOwn.
Mrs. McKwon will also render
several selections on the pipe or
gan.
a silver Offering Will be taken at
the door upon leaving for the bene-
fit of the now church fund The
public is cordially invited.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
TAKEN ILL AT XMAS
PLAY; OPERATED ON

Garland johnson, son Of Nr. and
Mrs. Edward Johnson. Of the coun-
ty, WAS suddenly taken i'll while at.
tendins an entertainment in this
city
Dr Potterned was summoned
and upon examination pronounced it
an acute case Of appendicitis He
was taken to the Kings Daughters
Hospital where an operation was
performed By Dr.. Stewart OF Win
chester. He is improving as rapidly
as could be expected His many
friends were sorry to hear Of his i'll
ness, but hope he viii soon be one
among them.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
O0DD-KlJNKLE CASE
SUBMITTED TO COURT

Judge woods held a special term
of court today for the purpose Of
hearing final arguments in the
case Of John w, Dodd against the
estate Of the late Elizabeth G. Kun
kle. Both sides today submitted af-
fidavits, and the arguments wee
made by Attorney Clarence +. Mar
tin and ex-senator Charles ]. Faux
Rer for Mr.. Dodd and Attorney !. D..
Henson for the estate. This is a
case in which Mr. Dodd asks that
receiver be appointed for the two
two farms, on the Wiliamsport
pike, and the personal property If
The estate.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
NEW STANDING ARMY
TO HAVE $50, 900 MEN
SEEMS NOW ASSURED

A small but efficient home force
available for minor military emer-
gcncies.
universal training establish
ment. including the required NUM-
her OF trained mon and officers to
conduct the annual training.
\ citizen army including:
The organized reserves sub
jeet to military service only In an
emergency declared by congress.
The national guard OF the
United States composed of yolun-
teers available for military service
wt<n the several states and as =
reinforcement of the home forces In
military emergencies not justifying
the mobilization OF the organized
reserves.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
REDS HAD FORMED
MILITARY BANDS TO
PROMOTE THE WORK
f(ey international News service)

f(By international News Serviee.)
Washington. Jan. 3-Plans for a
revolution. backed BY a military
organization were uncovered in the
raids on the reds" last night the
department OF justice announced to
day.
A large number OF rifles, bombs
and bomb making material were
seized in Newark, N. j.. the depart
ment announced Evidence was al
so found that there had been plan
ned the actual formation of mill
tary organization among the
reds" which was to center in New
ark, N. j.
The 500 persons arrested in New
ark were characterized "as the
most dangerous Sort by the depart
ment
The arrests are continuing today
and it is expected that the total
number of persons taken into Gus
tody will amount to $500. the de
partment of justice announced. It
was stated that arrests were ex
pected here.
All American citizens arrested
will be turned over to the state au-
thorities for prosecution under state
laws for criminal seditiou," 1t was
announced.
The department estimates that
5000 persons will be recommended
for deportation as result or the
raids.
The first Chinese red sympa-
thizer to be arrested in this coun-
try. was taken in San Francisco
last night. the department announc-
ed. He will he held for deporta-
ton.
Still In Progress.
Baltimore, Jan. with the
roundup of alleged reds" agita-
tors Baltimore is connected with
she countrywide raids by the de-
partment of Justice agents still in
progress today, al persons including
two women and a hospital cook, are
sad to have been taken into GUS
tody.
All Of The suspects will be exam
med to establish If they are subject
to deportation.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
GGGLE MERCER Is
NOT A REAL MERCER

Eddie CGiggle9 Mercer. now in
jail charged with completely in a
series of robberies, Is not a Mercer
at all, but Bowers, and he Is not
a boy but Il man OF % years, II
seems that "Giggle's" mother frst
married n Bowers and the unfortu-
nate "Giggles" came into being.
When he was three years old she
married Mr.. Mercer and subsequent
ly and lastly she cspoused Pa,-
mer and is now known by that
name
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
SOON FOLLOWS HIS
BROTHER IN DEATH
Mr.. James Kerns Drops Dead
MIR. Barbour Expires.


ly known citizen Of Jefferson coun-
ty and resident of Middleway, WAS
not long in following his brother.
the late Thomas W. Kearns, of this
city. to the grave. Mr.. kearns sue
cumbed TO an attack of heart
trouble about o'clock Friday moc-
ming. dropping dead soon after he
had walked to the residence of Mr..
George Benjamin Senseney and had
washed up preparatory to eating
breakfast. Death was entirely uneX-
peCted by relatives and friends, al
though Mr.. Kearns complained of
sholtness Of breath for the past few
years and was compelled to avoid
any strenuous exercise or hard
work. Except in this respest he APP
peared to be hale and hearty AMI
was always 1ovial and in fine spir-
its. The deceased was quiet and un.
assuming. He was born at Middle
way. and had spent his entire HE
in that county, which was about GO
years. In younger days he was n
shoemaker, but later engaged In
farm work. He was unmarried Mr..
Kearns would frequently visit his
brother when alive at his home 200
West King street, coming the last
time few days before the latter
died on Sunday, December Is, and
leaving here not quite two weeks
ago. Ii was his intention to return
within a short time, but death de-
creed otherwise. He is survived by
one brother, Mr.. George Kearns, al
so OF Middleway, and ono sister.
the venerable Mrs. S. NJ Emery. of
south Maple avenue. The funeral
will be held Sunday afternoon,
friends and relatives assembling at
the home Of Mr.. George Kearns n
2 O'Clock. From there the cortege
will proceed to Union church at
Middleway, where the services wiz
be conducted by Rev. A. NJ Gluclt.
of Christ Reformed church this
city, OF whom the deceased was a
great admirer. The interment will
be made in the adjacent cemetery
and the Odd Fellows, of which o.
der the deceased was a member
will take part in the last sad rites
Charles w. Barbour.
Brothers and sisters in this Vicin
| ity and large number of family
connections and friends were griev
ed to learn Of the death in Cham
bersburg Wednesday Of the late
Charles w. Barbour, a native OF
Berkeley county and for quite a
while a well known resident of this
section. Mr.. Barbour was a son Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Barbour
and was born March q, 1870, there
fore he would have been SO years
OF age had he lived until next
March For quite a while he was
employed by the Cumberland Valley
Railroad Company and had been in
bad health ever since meeting with
an injury in railroad accident
some years since He married Miss
Bertha shrimp, of Frederick county
Va. by who he is survived, togeth
er with two married daughters
Molle and Hilda, all residing in
Chambersburg, and the following
brothers and sisters, Mrs. A. NJ.
Peery. Mrs. Amanda Coe. this city;
r. /. Barbour Inwood; Mrs. Tar.
son McCarty. Gerrardstown; John
S. Barbour Hedgesville; Walter r,
Barbour, Fostoria, @, and Mrs,
Chat Matthews, Hagerstown, Md.
The funeral which took place in
Cham bersburg was attended by the
brothers and sisters and members
of fhair families
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY THE REBEKAHS

Bethany Lodge. No. :, Daghte}S
of Rebekah, auxiliary to Tuscarora
Lodge, No. "a, l. o. 0. T., elected
the following officers who will be
installed next Tuesday night
Noble Grand-Mrs. Nina. Viands
Vice Grand-Mrs. Beavers
Rec. Secretary-Mrs. Rosetta Ken
needy.
Financial Sec.-Miss Lenora
SponseIler.
Treasurer-Miss Mabel SI}er
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
Raids Continuing.

Chicago, Jan. 3.-Government
raids on .'red" headquarters in
many cities throughout the middle
and far west continued throughout
the night and were still IN progress
today, according to reports reach
ing Chicago. A majority OF those
wanted by the government were
taken in the first descent on the
places. but many persons for whom
warrants had been issued slipped
through the federal dragnet and it
is these persons WHO are now be
ing sought
Boston, Jan. 3 Six hundred and
seventy eight. alien. "reds". were
swetp up last night and early today
in New England as this district CON
tribution in the nationwide clean up
OF agitators WHO sought to over
throw the government
500 ~ Detroit
IF | had my way he said, thy
would all face firing quad
2o1 Held.
New York. Jan. 1.-Two hundred
and one men and women who were
arrested in this city in the gov
ernments greatest drive against
red" sympathizers We're held by
the department OF justice on the
charge OF being alien communists
who were seeking to overthrow the
United States Government by VIC
lenee.
Sent To Ellis Island.
~ York, Jan. 3.--One hundred
and seven persons including L wo-
men. who were arrested by federal
agents in this city and vicinity
were sent to Ellis Island today for
immediate deportation proceedings.
678 Arrested
Detroit, Jan. 3.-More than 800
alleged "red" Communists and 9th
err "undesirables" were arrested by
department Of justice agents police
and state eonstabulary.
Sundays Formula.
Washington, Jan, Billy Sun
days formula dealing with the
reds" and anarchists in the Unit
ed States was given in 70 words
today.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
THE SALVATION ARMY

l25 East Martin street. Ensign
Allan S .Whorton officer in charge,
Holiness meeting at II a. m. Sun.
day school p. m. Christian praise
service at $3.50 p. m. Salvation
meeting at p. III. Subject "A Hap.
by Delverance" meeting each night
in the week except Monday at s p.
M. A special invitation is extended
to the public to attend
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
St. Johns Lutheran Church

Sunday school at a:30 a, m. Clas-
Sos for all grades Divine worship
md Holy Communion observed at
II a. m. and .7;30 p. m. Dr. Herbert
G.. Alleman, Of Gettysburg Theolog
zeal Seminary will have charge Of
Noth services. Junior c. +. at $50.
L. at csc. Conservation services
sitora il our city are cordially in
tied to all services.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
tsy lnternationI News servlce0

(5y lnternationl News Servlcc.)
Washington. Jan 3.-Provision
for standing army OF 2S0,000 en-
listed men; universal military train
ing, a system Of national guard
under state control and national
supervision aud a merit system of
promotion for army officers Is in
cluded in the army organization
bill. the terms of which were made
public today.
The composition Of the army ae
cording to the bill which will he
reported from the senate commit
tee on military reorganization to
the military affairs committee next
week is as follows:
Proper garrison for overseas pos
sessions.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
PRETTY DANCE HELD
BY HIGH STUDENTS
Other Social Events Winding
Up Week of Holidays.

enc Of the pleasing social feat
urcs of the waning holiday season
was the dance at Thornwood FRI
day night when the graduating class
OF 1913 of the Martinsburg High
School rendered the affair to other
High School students and friends.
The function was well attended and
tho program OF dance music played
by Whitacre's Orchestra enjoyed to
the utmost. During Abe evening
delightful refreshments were serv.
ed.
Delightful Affair.
Mr. and Mrs. II. y Boyer, OF
East Moler avenue gave Il delight
fully arranged masquerade social
on New Years eve. The costumes
were beautiful. Miss Mary Warren
won the prize for The most original
costume and Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Daley for the most comical
Family Reunion.
There was a family reunion at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. b.
Boyer. where Mrs. s A. DALEY
makes her home. when all of her
children and grandchildren were
there for the holidays, including
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. l. Brookey and
family, of Bluefeld, and G. Il. Dali
ley. Of South Dakota. Mr.. Chester
Daley, of South Dakota. was also
here for the reunion
Youngsters New Years Party
At fhe home of Mrs. Florence
Brown, 419 Virginia avenue, on
New Years evening from to 10
was held a party for her little son,
Arthur. Games and music were the
special features and also the dom
key game in which two prizes were
awarded. The first prize was won
by Douglas Grimes and the second
by James Barney. Dainty refresh
ments We're served, Arthurs guests
included Ruth Wheat, of Staunton,
Va; Mary OBrien, Winifred and
Margaret Rind, Ruth Musser, Nora
Lloyd, Lee FuIk. Katorah. William
and Alien Carper. Ray Chambers.
Charles Seibert, Elmer Brown,
Ralph Mace, Raymond Fulk, Robert
Lloyd, Marshall Keller. James Bar.
ney, Douglas Grimes, Paul Kisner.
Entertains Friends.
Miss Elizabeth Wiltshire, daugh-
ter OF Councilman and Mrs G. b.
Wiltshire, delightfully."- entertained a
number OF young friends Friday
night at the hospitable home Of her
parents on the public square. The
evening was enjoyed as is only pos.
siblc when one is young. Music
and games were the features of the
evening and included a number OF
splendid piano solos and vocal SO.
leetions by Miss Philomena LareN,
Of Winchester Other out of town
euests were Miss Isabella Payne OF
B'rkesvile, and Mr. Garfield Neel,
Of Baltimore.
Pleasant Affair.
Miss Elizabeth Bageant was a
decidedly charming hostess Friday
nisht at her home in Rosemont
when She entertained number OF
her young friends. AS can easily
be imagined it was a very pleasant
affair
Surprise Popular Girl
Miss Edna Adams, daughter OF
Mrs, Sidney Adam, West Virginia
avenue. was most agreeably surpris-
Ell New Years night BY a host of
young fslen1s Earlier in the even
ing Miss Adams was inveigled to a
moving picture show and during
her absence friends assembled at
tho home OF Mss Eleanor Cushwa
When the young lady returned
home the merry party had taken
possession of the house and she
was genuinely surprised. The
evening proved TO he one OF great
enjoyment
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
PREACHER is ELECTED

Ridgeley, w Va just across the
Potomac from Cumberland, has
elected a preacher as mayor. Rev
l.. G. Brldgers, pastor OF tho United
Brethren church at that point, de
feated William EverStein, receiv-
ing 90 votes to his opponents So.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
ATTENDING FUNERAL

Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Perry, sons
Steward and William and son.in
law Clifton Allemong. accompanied
by Mr.. William Barbour, Of Tie
county left in their car this morn
ing for Chambersburg to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Perry's and Mr.. Bar
bour's brother, the late Charles W.
Barbour
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
DID YOU

Get your chance on the Essex
roadster, being CHANGED off for the
benefit of Hose Co. No. 3. If not get
a chance now at the Apollo Theatre
Only 200 chances left. The car goes
off Jan. ut the Apollo Theatre at
Q O'Clock. 1p II
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-03
D. A. &. MEETlNG

The regular monthly meeting Of
the William Honshaw Chapter y. A.
r. will be held at the home OF Mrs.
Stuart W. Walker on Tuesday after
crnoon at go O'Clock Mss Hattie
Snyder will DO hostess for the aft
Cvn00D II