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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-10
THE NATIONAL GRAB BAG.

Hard upon the demands of the eX- service men for a bonus from the government that will necessitate the expenditure of billion or more dol lars comes the bill of Senator Cap per seeking reimbursement to the wheat growers for super profits they claim they were deprived of by the price fixing on their products during the war says the Comercial-Appeal If the Capper measure goes through another quarter of billion will be saddled upon the government. Fur thermore, it would let down the bars for coal operators, the growers of many varieties of foodstuffs and all others to put in claims for profits they were unable to make through price-fixing regulations.
 In the case of wheat the price fix ed by the food administration was at about the top quotation then pre- vailing. The object of the govern ment was to encourage the growing of the biggest crop possible to sup- ply ourselves and our allies at the same time that the growers were guaranteed against losses. When we think the the, price of wheat along in 1895. was less than 50 cents 8 bushel we fail to see where any great injustice was done when the government guaranteed $2.20 for a crop of any size that could be grown,
 As a result of this price-fixing we have not heard of any wheat growers being driven into bank ruptcy, but on the contrary all have been prosperous and all have in creased their wealth. They have motor propelled farm machinery, au- tomobiles and the majority have big bank accounts. If the government owes them anything it surely does not appear on the face of things.
 But all these appeals for govern mental bounties are indicative of a sentiment among a good many people that the government is legitimate prey for any sort of exploitation The national treasury seems to be regarded as the national grab bag with no limit on what is to bt withdrawn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-10
New York Exchange
 Again Investigates

New York, April 9.--The New York stock exchange today started an in vestigation of this weeks trading in Stromberg Carburetor and refused to accept Allan A. Ryan's terms for set clement with other members of the exchange who were short in Stutz motor when trading in the latter was suspended by the exchange. Both Stromberg and Stutz are controlled by Ryan.
 The committee on business conduct of the exchanges ordered members to report immediately all their trans actions in Stromberg from Monday to Thursday inclusive with prices and names of customers.
 Stutz was quoted at 39l when trad ing was suspended. Recently it sold at auction at 701. Stromberg opened at no today, then declined eight points.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-10

vented the landing of troops under Diegues which arrived at that port in two small Mexican gunboats.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-10

he has been accused of bringing about a crisis in European affairs. Apparently England is the least careful of all the large nations as to what becomes of the league, in fact and in theory, which she so heartily endorsed. The peace of the world doesn't seem to matter where her own ambitions are concerned Nor does it matter where the person al ambitions of her leaders arc con- cerned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-10
Sentence Men for the Sale of Arms
 to Panch0 Villa

New Orleans, La., April 9.--Thc United States district court of ap- peals here today affirmed the yer dict of the district court for the western district of Texas where George Holmes, Frank Miller, Ernest Stalder and John H. O'Minihan were sentenced to the federal penitentiary in connection with the sale of Unit cd States army material to Pancho Villa
 Holmes and Miller, residents of E Paso, were sentenced to five years and fined $500 each. It was charg- ed they sold to Pancho Villa certain automatic guns and ammunition with the knowledge and permission of Staldcr and O'Minihan, who were sol. dicrs on border duty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-10
NAMES RAILROAD BOARD.

Washington, April 9. President Wilson is understood to have dacid-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-10
Less Than S1OO
 Taken From Train

Kansas City, Mo-, April 9.-Less than hundred dollars was secured by the we'll dressed man who last night rifled the mail car of an At chison, Topeka and Santa Fe passen- ger train at Henrietta, Mo-, it was announced by postal officials here today. Some packages of Liberty bonds were so badly slashed by the robber that difficulty will be en- countered in forwarding them to their original addresses, officials said.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-10
North Carolina to be Deciding State
 in Suffrage Fight

Washington. April 9.-Declarations of the North Carolina democratic state convention yesterday in fla vor of ratification in favor of wo- man suffrage was "all over but the shouting," Secretary Daniels said ir a telegram sent today to Mrs. Car ric Chapman Catt, president of the national woman suffrage associa tion.
 "Thc North Carolina legislature, shortly to be called in special ses- sion, is certain to ratify," the secre- tary said, "thus giving us the 36 states necessary" 2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-10
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1920

sian minister of war has already de- cided upon such a step. '
 The demands are said to nave been accompanied by note from the minister declaring they contained a passage duplicating untrue suppos1- tions on the part of the France" put stating the Berlin government olo not believe itself obligated to eh- ter into new representations to the French govrnmnt."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-10
PROBE WOMAN'S DEATH.

St. Louis, April e.--Policea $ today are investigating the mystery sur rounding the death of Mrs. Ruth Cosma, 27,. who was found shot and hacked to death in an alley late last night A large knife was found beside her body. She had been separated from her husband, Louis Cosma, and police are looking for man she was seen with yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-10
Restrain Foes of 5
 Christian Science

Boston, April 1.--Issuance by the supreme court of a temporary in junction restraining certain per- sons from taking further action in- tended to interfere with the trus- tees of the Christian Science Pub fishing society or to injure the busi- ness of the society, was announced today. The question of making the injunction permanent will be argued on May 3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-10
Demands Germans
 Disband Troops

Paris, April 9.-Demands that Ger many disband her army and retain only 100000 men with the eoloIs, presented at Berlin on Wednesday py General Nollet, president of the m ter-allied commission of control. have been sent to the governments or various German states by the mn isters of the interior, says Berlin dispatch.
 The minister asks the states to give assurances that the civil guards are dissolved, adding that the Prus-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-10
ROB BANK OF slo,ooo.

St. Louis, Mo-, April 9. Five arm ed and masked men today held up and gpbbcd the Lowell bank, in the northwestern terminus of the city, of $l0,000 and escaped in an auto mobile.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-10

ed upon the personnel of the rail- road labor board and white house officials say the nominations proba
 bly will be sent today to the senate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
PALMER BEFORE TEXAS
HIGHWAY Commission

W. A. Palmer OF Canadian. score
lary-managcr e the u. &. D. High
way. who was IN Amarillo last Fri
cav IN route Ia Austin. appeared be-
tore the State Highway Commission
Monday. according Ia the corrcspon
den, ~ the Dallas News. ia the FOL.
lowing brief story.
W. \ Palmer OF Canadian was be
fore the State Highway Commission
to-day IN advocacy of the .igna'iWu
al u number of inlrrcuunty high
ways II ~ propos ii Ia connect These
highways into one continuous hiEh.
way running through the towns of
Canadian. Tampico and Miami ~
plicliion for state aid an state high.
way No was received from Hemp
hill County"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
RENEWAL PLANS OFFERED
ON WAR RISK INSURANCE

Tho Home Sorylcs 'oc,l0n 0f the
Potter County Chapter 81 The Red
Crt hnr received communication
from the War uepafim"Hn IN -.
gard ~ war rish Insurance. calling
attention thai discharged military
men may renew ~ any lime within
IS munthf after their paymenln have
fapsed The communication fol
lows
"To relieve my confusion that
may rNist III the mihdG VI former
service men an account ot The spec
ial pro, iai0n ui lupfed war term In.
surnucn which authorized ruinstnte-
nont NJ ~ December ~. 1919. re.
gardloig ~ date Of discharge, an.
uOuncrmrnt w. made Nv Director Il
.g. Ihhlm0loy- Jones' ut the bureau oi
war Risk Insurance that the pfOyiH.
ions Tor reinstatement Of lupfed or
cancelled Insurance. within is months
lrnm date 0f dlfchafgo. upon pay
mrni Of only two months premiums
on the amount Of Insurance ~ be-
iclnataiod, provided the Insured IL In
ls rood health az NJ The date NJ dia.
charge ar expiration 1T the grace
porud which over " ID" later date.
aud 20 unteg In HI application, Htill
hold good,
THE provision TINT discharged
service men are permitted 10 rein
tate ~ any time within three cal.
endar months following the month
of discharge by merely paying The
two months premiumr, without max
mr. formal application or state
mcnt ~ 10 health Ia also Hlill IN
force
"Ihc provisions for Reinstatement
do not protect q man until he ucin'
llly rcinMalos. Il he waits he may
not be- In as good health ~ he was
~ the time at diachargo and cunar'
uucnily may not b. able IN aeclir,
reinstatement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
COURT Or CIVIL
APPEALS PROCEEDINGS

Proceedings Of tho Court of eva
Appeals Tor the seventh district At
Amarillo. February Is 1920
Motions O,rrrulri.
l.. - Brooks Vs. John u alaurh
tor. - hearing.
4 -. Meador yn g. y Rudolph
rrhearing
Mr. Annie Alter, - ~ 49, l. a
knight. rch"nrlnP
I'D Foam Vs. $. T. Miah. rrh"lr
lnF uwGl.
william splitter 81 ri Vs. 4 -
Smith. 81 Al, rehcnrinf
Affirmed.
Walker u lllnog. Director Cen
eral Of Railroads ~. ". g O'Brlcn,
from sherman
John II. Nolan. Of uy ". John
Young Of NJ. from llemphill
Submitted.
J. g. Illckcfncll ct NJ Vs. ! T.
Grcagory. 1t NJ. from Wilharrrr
T.. " Blue. ri al ". ". = con.
lcr. from wichita
l.. Mckay w. " r Talloy, ol uy
from clay.
l.. Mckay W, i W Fulgham oi
ux. from CLAY.
J.. Mckay ~. s. T.. Fulphlm, n
uX. from clay.
l.. Mckay vs. " -. Hines, ct uy
from clay.
l.. Mckay w. W II Lucas ct ux
from clay.
l.. Mckay We. u. 4. Phillips. 81
ux. from Clay.
L. NcKnv W.. n g kilcrcngc. ri
ny. from Clay.
l.. Mckay W. ). Il. Peterson, from
Clay
Set For submit .sion. March ~. in.O
l.. l.. Bean 81 ~ U.s. T. | Cas'
rhreqhing Machine Co. from Dallas
Hart Toolc Furniture co, vs. \
J. Shah IN. from Dallas.
The Cily Of Dallas w. Texas I'm
ploy"rs Insurance Assn. from nal
las
y. ]. HcNalt. at ~ w.. I T. Law
thrr. Mayor 1T al from Dallas
a. Schaub vs. John \. Hughes
from Dallas
sherman Strengthening g Render
ing CO.. W.. Texas Nursery CO.. ct NJ
from Gray,on
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
FATTY ARBtCkiE Tt>>iEE
THAN EVER ~ "1liE GiHt'i'

Z II Is GcrL:iul II Fatty Nrhurkl'
ne ever teen able 10 irs.'il mere
new ,r fInier siln1 rLs d" a
comedy than b. has put IL ms new
sst protL'ilch THE Cara Will
ID nov playing Ut The M,s ga Th
large audience which pr" go rs mi'
tial showing yesterday az II II "a It'll
evening was L'pt In q. c"n" oa' up
roar Tor the half hour u vas cn the
screen. Tie Il ably sup ried bN
pfetiy MJilm Malone ant Buster
keatCn.
The Misslon ls also shov ing Oll''
Thomas IN her newest Sel1nick pie
tlre, "Om ycnl,r" screen version
81 the book of he same title. II Is u
delighlful human drama Of SUM.
hearts and ICimy coasts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
CIGARETTES
Fer Your Health

Cigarettes are now being mall
without either tobacco or tuh'"
They conta a ,.rpiant and soothing
medicinal lcsbs which smo@e -.
fcctly. This medicated vapor -
inhaled: then cxhaled through lr'
OF nose, with real conicntmcni.
Not only does the smoker have
more pleasure but there o. a Nhlnhn''
remedial benefit. First, let II hc
known that these cigarettes are az
aid In warding on influenza anu
colds. second. they are pnrposed I"
giye relief in thtoni irtiiations'
hont,cncss. catarrh Of the head ~
throat aud ~ stopping those roar
inrs. bulkings. or other head noiscs'
and in reducing deafness Of which
colds aud cataffh are the cause. DO
not confuse ihcs, with the cuhcb or
other similar cigarettes. No nicotine
nothing habit forming. No merry
ousuess. Cost no more than Other
good quality cigarettes and NJ sam"
Inn. YOU have hcalih.bencliiing.
harmless. delightful smoke.
At the drug store ask for DR..
Blossers Cigarettes. Or Won NAV
huy II IN pine mixture or for burning
on q holder (which many women pre-
fcrl: hu, ne main thing j. 90 { :
box nov ~ .njoy delightful 'st
prise = voI desire u trial packr.r,
send q oats tsilycr or stamp toll
Dlosser Company. sB.ii. Atlanta, u'.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
c,TAIuUiAI DEAFNESS
MAY BE OyERC COME

~ sou have Catarrhal noainr \
90 are even 'uft q httl" hard Ut heiI
ing ~ a." head noises 80 90 yous
d,nggin aud get ounce Of lalnn {;
tdnuhlo strength. Hnd add 10 4 -
pint NJ hot water md little rfan'
ulniod rngar Take lnblesb"on-
iui tnL' times % day.
This viii often lfing qulct r"iicf
from ~. dlatirssiig head nGlara
Ci0ggod noGlfilq sh0ulda open,
breathing becomes easy aud the
mucua stop dropping Into the throat
II ~ cary a. prepare. costs little and
10 pleasant a. tak". Anyone loalhr
hearing or who has Catarrhal Deaf
ness or head noises should give thiH
prescription o trial.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19

the day. And Velvc, is that same good Burnley leaf
brought to mellow middle age.
For eight long seasons Velvet "meditates" in
wooden hogsheads, throwing off the rawness OF
Young tobacco--truy ageing in the wood" Out
Velvet cornes-cool, calm and gerlrous-the tobacco
Nature made good, kept good aid made better
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
Amusements
cIERsDORF MUSICIANS
DIiIGHT DE,NDi PATRONS

Tho Cicrsdorf Musicians opened \
two days engagement NJ the nraidi.
theatre las, night to capacity hols"
and Judging from the appllu'" which
greeted them again aud again III"
audience was highly pleased with the
performance Every one of the
eighteen members Of the company "
u soloist and everyone an artist In his
nari. ON account OF previous hook
ings this company could he secured
for hut two days
The picture program features
Charlie, RAY ~ Lis newest Inc, pc
Z ,!uc'lOL. Red Hot Dollars"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
FAILURE TO CONNECT
WITH SEWER BRINGS
FINE IN CITY 0CUR1

Failure 20 connect q toilet with
the sewer main brnaght fine
against resident oi harrison street
IN Corporation court yesterday. at
ter warning had been given the al
legged law yi0laiOr. Oihef yinlatof
Ut this city ordinance" viii h.. asked
10 appear IN Corporation Count IN
less connections are made. accord
lng "a city officials.
Nine fines were paid hy pors0n7
for splitting on the sidewalk. Oilyr
cases included four OF no seal. lhroo
~ N'ders. one reckless driver aud
one for cutting corners.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
NEW INFLUENZA CASES
SHOW GREAT DECREASE

Influenza cases In Amarillo tho
past few days have become nogligl'
ble. according TO reports receiyid by
Dr. Il. VI. Walker. city health off
Ger. During the past three DAYS. only
three new eases have been reported
showing that the number is coniini
ally decreasing.
II was pointed out that the death
rate In the city had greatly declined
during the past few days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
NO SET PROGRAM MADE
FOR ROTARY LUNCHEON

Today's program TO be- given at
the weekly luncheon of the Rotary
Club At the Amarillo Hotel viii be-
in charge Of Group 6. While Chair
man Dean Kirk has announced that
no set program has been arranged
II being necessary for All members to
attend 10 find ont Just what II Will
be. II IN understood that q number
of matters Of local interest will be
brought up and that several enter
tanning speakers have been secured.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
FOUR DIVORCE SUITS ARE
FILED ~ DISTRICT COURT

Recent suits for divorce filed In
the district court are. T.. A. HALEY
w. Edna Haley. Pearl Perkins W.
Ira Perkins. Josie II. Elliott W.. ".
y. Elliott and Ruby llisel W. NJ. j.
lIisel.
A trcsspass TO try title suit has
hesn filed hy James y. Nurw"ll
arainst Mintcr A. Holman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
: APPLICANTS FOR CANYON
P0sMAsT[RsH|P TAKE
EXAMINATIONS IN CITY

Several applicants were IN ANA.
IilI0 yesterday taking the examine
tlon Tor postmaster VI Canyon. J. J..
White. superintendent Of malls. had
charge 1T the examinations which
were given IN the Federal building.
The post office AZ Canyon IN Ia the
second class. laying u salary oi
s2200 q year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19

Total imports of wool for the / I
months ending Dee. I. 1919. wer,
I2G.SNi.56O pounds, 90 against AS.
6S0,3SI pounds IN the same period
OF 1918.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
FOR SALE

Section near elevator. fenced and
part IN cultivation. Price f2' per
acre.
A four room and three room
house on s. Buchanan. Scmi-mod-
ern. rents for si5. \ good value.
Six room modern on " Fillmore.
Price s4250: s250O cash. balance
good terms.
Six room modern with garage out
on Monroe. very reasonable.
Fast front 3 room. cui ON Jack
son. Price ssss0.
!, II you need lot We have them
In all parts OF town.
II YOU are looking for acreage IN
the prospective oil field call IN aud
see us.
Harrison & Mobiles
Phone iH06
Room q Old Post Office Bldg.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19

Velvet's sweetness IS the sweetness OF good
tobacco, not "pm on" like 'frostng' on cake. Its
mildness comes from natural Ggens, not from having
the life baked out. It's fragrance is true tobacco fro
GRANGE, not perfume. And Velvet makes an A
Number One cigarette. Roll one
As good old Velvet Joe says:
Fill yo' heart with friendly thoughts.
Yo' mouth with friendly smoke
An let the old world wag.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-28
HEADS CONNECTICUT co.
 LINES IN PARK CITY.

Bridgeport. Oct. 1s.-J. R. Potter pf New York arrived hero last night To take the place of Joseph s. Good win, as manager of the Bridgeport di- Sltion Of tho Connecticut ccmpany's fines MT. Potter is Cornell gradu- nte and has been with tke westing- house Electrical Co. at Pfttsburgh. the
New Britain herald., 1920-10-28

WALL STREET STOCK
 EXCHANGE REPORTS

New York Wall street 10:30 a. m -Tradet; sold quite freely at the opening of today's stock market as- suming a more aggressive attitude on the unexpected delay in the settle ment of the British coal strike. Oils, steels and equipments were again most susceptible to pressure with shippings, rails and specialties also yielding. Mexican Petroleum broke two points in the early dealings and Royal Dutch fell l 3-S. Bethlehem, Crucible, Lackawanna and Republic steels forfeited large fractions with American Locomotive and Baldwin Locomotive. Atlantic Gulf Interna- tionai Paper, International AgricuI- tural preferred, Chandler Motor Re- tail Stores and American Sugar also were reactionary.
 Wall Street Close-Short covering checked the decline in the last hour. some of the popular issues among oils and steels making material re- coveries- The closing was irregular.
 Sales approximated Soo,o ,ooo shares.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-28

til Monday without hearing witnesses.
 Major Jess P. Dyer, judge advocate of the court said is was probable that no more witnesses would be heard be- fore the court left next week for Haiti.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-28
SHORT SESSION TO-DAY
 ON HAITI KILLINGS

Washington. Oct. zs.--The naval court investigating American occupa- ton Of Haiti was in session only a few minutes today and adjourned un-
New Britain herald., 1920-10-28

Sanders6n and Porter Co.,. and the Federal LAght and Trafic Co. in New York.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-28

The Good Mothers Sewing club met last evening at the home of Mrs. George Froeba on Glen street.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-28
NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BANK "The Only National Bank in the City"
ANNOUNCEMENT

7 This bank has conducted Savings Department in connection with it's other business for the past six years The rate of three per cent. which we have been paying deposits fixed at time when rates on the class of investments which make were very low Our directors have voted that after November 1st shall pay interest on deposits in this department at the rate of four per cent
 As in the past, deposits made on the first three days of each month will draw interest from the first of the month and, as usual we will be open Monday evenings from to p. m.
 We invite the deposits of the saving public of New Britain and vicinity and call attention to our financial strength as indicated by our capital, sur plus and undivided profits which will be s950,oOOOO with total resources of over S5,O00,000.00.
 NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BANK
 F. S. Chamberlain, Cashier.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-28

(New York Stock Exchange quota ton furnished by Richter & Co. mem bcrs of the New York Stock Ex- change).
New Britain herald., 1920-10-28
LOCAL STOCK :
 MARKET TODAY

Furnished by Richter & Co. Stanley R. Eddy, Manager)
New Britain herald., 1920-10-28

CLEARING HOUSE.
Evening star., 1920-02-04
MRS. K. M. CENTER DIES.

Mrs. Katherine NJ. Center, widow OF
Henry. Randall Center. died Monday
at her residence. 3149 Mount Pleasant
street. She had been a resident of this
city for many years. coming here first
at the end of the civil war.
She was the daughter of Capt
Charles McCulloch. who was killed al
the battle of the River Po, and of the
late Mrs. Mary A. McCulloch. who was
in the government employ in this city
for fifty years.
Her husband was connected with
the bureau of fisheries for a number
of years and received an indefinite
leave of absence to accept a position
as purchasing agent OF the Worcester
State Hospital for the Insane, Wore s.
ter, Mass. which position he held un-
til his death in 1909.
Mrs. Center is survived by two chill
dren, Robert Downing Center of. Will
mington, Del, and Mrs. Nelson Lit
trell of this city, and one grahdchild
Sylvia Center.
Funeral services were held this
morning at 10 o'clock at her late resi-
dence. Rev. Charles F. Steck of
Epiphany Lutheran Church officfated.
Interinent was in Congressional cem-
etery.
Evening star., 1920-02-04
DR.. Within TO SPEAK
ON PRISON METHODS

Research work in prison methods
ana the various penal systems of the
United States will be presented to the
Anthony League at its headquarters,
2oO7 Columbia road. tomorrow night
by DR.. E. Stagg Within of Colum bia
University, chairman of.the executive
council of the national committee on
prison and prison labor of New York
city.
Dr. Within is making a special trip
to this city in the interest of the
work. at the request of Mrs. Anna E.
f1endley, president of the Anthony
League. The meeting tomorrow night
VIII be follow-up climax on an in
vesti cation into the prison methods
of the District.
The initial meeting on this subject
took place this afternoon, when Oliver
Hoyem. executive secretary of the
district bureau of the national COM
mlttee on prisons and prison reform,
delivered an address on "An Investi-
cation of the Penal System of the
District of Columbia"
Announcement was made at the
meeting today that Miss Nannette B.
Paul was conducting public meetings
under the auspices of the Anthony
League on biblical history every Mon
day night at the league headquarters
The Nine Mountford collection of
biblical costumes, with embroidered
silver and gold clothing hundreds of
years of age. and collected as the
life work of Nine. Mountford, is being
used to illustrate the lectures.