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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08
Ex-U. s. Marine May
Become Sultan Over '
Many Dusky Natives

Wrentham, Mass. Dec. the palm
trees OF Llang LlLnE, small island
south OF the philippines. are ready L"
wave a welcome. and lInO duSky natives
wait the chance I" iabb"r q greeting TO
Il sergeant OF United States marines.
whom they regard as their sultan. ac-
cordng to a war department announce
msnt that Robert \. M"Chin. machin-
list of this town. thinks applies 10 him.
For the old sultan Is dead and Nc
Claim says lie was made his son by
adoption and, Ivy right of inheritance, is
the ruler Of the island.
The war department. announcement
was in the form Of IN inquiry for Rob-
ert A. McCia4n. "%-marin": who saw ser
vice Ut I.lang LANG IN 1910. MrClain
wrote the department that n" was the
man referred To and ne has just received
Il reply, confirming the report or the SUI
tan's death and saying that his claim
would be referred tn the bureau OF IN
sular affairs who would advise MIN
later.
Ten years ago McClain. as marine
sergeant on duty ut LANG LANG To sub
due Moro uprising rescued the aged
ruler from u pnrty.o marines VINO were
treating him without consideration 1or
his royal estate. McClain said he car
r!cd the Sultan to the royal EraSs-bed
chamber, made him comfortable and Tor
got the incident.
But the sultan remembered X, and q
few days later. assembled tho head men
Of the tribe and proclaimed the adoption
of his big white henrfartor as son.
Now the sultan Is dead. leaving sew
eral pearl fisheries. many groves or CO.
coanut palms and g har"m in ADDITION
to the royal palace Of grass that covers
two acres. CLAIM wrote IN" war Ic-
nartmcnt for information concerning his
title TO the property which he seeks to
secure; except the harHm. For that he
makes no claim-hr is married.
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a few days ago ! wrote y"u OF :"t-
,er. had received. signed "a Rich
Mans Daughter but Il Poor Man.;
Wife" l dwell, =" long on the vista OF
feminine REIMBURSEMENT I" marriage ma |
This letter opened up. that VAS una hl':
Ia quot. the letter itself. Put the letter
ought to be quoted and her" it Is:
"'Thc tonic for tonight especially IN:
terrstrd me for think the majority oil
MS have had to wake up and lac more
ont right ut tho end Of the month
Pleasure in Doing Hard Things.
although at first il generally comes
hard to do without. in tim" | think IN"
most Of us lind piraSur" i'll accomplish
ing what once We thought WAS 'mp"S-
sihlc,
The thought that we must hc care
full need not b" = hardship uhl"Ss '"
make II 81. Brunding only makes II
hnrd whereas if We think that by benz
thrifty in the end It will make somr"n"
NOR. hanpy. then / think the cll"r'
seems well worth while.
"It cost little TO smile. ana SINH
ing face 4 kind word goes 4 lohS M"t
toward helping us fnrGcI that We Inhno'
afford TO have everything we would IlhG
"I find a"gond cure for me. when
feel that | cannot stand II 10 go on u
ing careful all tho time. Is To :" 10 nv
home Of someone who is poorer man !,
Then | go home and think how happS
We ought to be. ~,
Another way is to drop m? work. 60
To the house Of ;;"mr"n" wh" Is I"t'rIs
ar nj and do some little act for them
And by thus making someone else nap
pier ] feel happier too.
She Has Been Rich and Poor.
I'VE don't have to spend money IN
order to be- happy. You see l have bccn
both rich and poor, and so know how IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08
NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that. at a
meeting If the stockholders Of the
stockholders of the Wheeling Coal and
Coke Company. a corporation created
State OF West Virginia, held at the
branch office in the city of Cniontown.
Pennsylvania. on the sth day Of Octo-
ber 1920. AL the stockholders being
present either in person or by proxy, the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Resolved. first, That the wheeling
Coal and Coke Company, corporation
created and organized under the laws
Of the State Of West Virginia, does here
by discontinue bushes az corporation
and surrenders TO said State Its charter
and corporate franchises. The board OF
directors will proceed to convert the
property. chooses in action and all assets
of this corporation into cash, and pay
eff and discharge all It's debts, llabili-
ties ard obligations; and after fully
discharginG all such debts, liabilities
among the stockholders pro rata with
their several holdings of stock, out no
such payment shall he made to any
stockholdcr until after the publication
OF the notice hereinafter provided.
Resolved, second, That the president
Of this corporation cause notice Of the
adoption Of the foregoing resolution to
be published in some newspaper NJ gem
erai circulation, published near the prtn-
c!pal office or place OF business OF this
| corporation, once a week FOR -FOUR sue
cessiyc weeks; and that he certify thesc
resolutions to the secretary OF. state OF
the State of West Virginia, Aad deliver
10 him 4 certificate showing the publlca-
tior of said notice, as provided by law.
Given under my hand this 3oth day Of
November, 1920.
WILLIAM 4. LAIDLEY. President
d-S.15-2.-29 Of sai6 Corporation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08
JA|LbREAK LEADERS
HELD IN DUNGEON

lip to a late hour last evening. Shcriit
Howard Hastings and his deputies we're
still investigating the attempted jail
break. which was frustrated Monday
afternoon by the discovery OF saw
blades and n frame.
None Of the four prisoners. pitts
hurgh" Grimm. Joe Fowler. Dan Disscl-
vcstro. or John Buff. would tell anything
Yesterday of the attempt. hut 1t Is now
thought Grimm was the brains or the
plan. which failed.
The four prisoners are still in the
Ohio county Jail dungeon. while all
other prisoners. who were locked uD at
the time of the discovery. were released
fro mthcir cells to do their usual rou-
tine work yesterday
The mutinous spirit which has pre-
vailed in the iail for tho past week
seems to have been broken. as Yesterday
there were no prisoners SuIkinE about
their work.
The discovery Of the saws is thought
tn have nipp"d in the bud one OF the
most daring attempts at delivery in the
hatory Of the county. With every one
Of the prisoners confined facing prison
term, there would no doubt have been
q general get away from all the men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08
Side &! e: T}1zs5, N
by Ra1th Cameron ~


feels both to spend and Coun. my pen-
nirs and one can be happy doing either
if one just gets to looking at 1t in the
right way"
hc happy, in spite of having to watch
the pennies. 1t is this woman, for sh"
certainly has all the rules for being
la ppy down fine.
in the first place. the JOY Of contriT-
ing-"I think The most Of us find pleasf
ur" in accomplishing what We thought
vas impossible" You can make THRIFT
into 4 game in hundred ways II you
will. | found it difficult To get the little
girl who helps III" in the summer, tn d.
saving with oil until devised the game
Of seeing huw long We could make lie
! gallons last. W" have record now OF
! zen days that We arc trying To ncat
There are ever so many or lhcS" littis
..amcs one can play with cnescit-lt
The Reflex Action Of a Smile.
In the second place. III" effect Of n
I smile. not only on the ore who sees. nut
, On the one who smiles. The reflex A.
! ton of maintaining 4 cheerful attitude
! is something that is only beginning 70
he understood Throw out your chest
i throw back your shoulders ana Sin'lr,
and YOU simply cannot feet so badly as
if you let your shoulders slump ana
The corners Of your mouth turn down,
In the third place, contrasting what
! YOU lave with the lot of those who have
! icss-not in SNUG way. but To Shame
In the fourth place. doing something
Kind for some body. ana thus taking your
, mind off yourself and starting the glow
of pleasure in your own heart mat JUST
ipevitahlv results from such an act.
TruIy. any woman who has mastered
| the deeper secrets Of happiness as TINS
,v6man has does not need TO spcnd
money in order TO be happy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08
Burned to Death After
Fatally Shooting Sheriff

killings. Mont. Dec. II. T.. Lamp
son, 81. a hpm" -tcad"r near Tuffley.
was burned to drath in his cabin early
today after n posse had st fire IL it.
following an all night riff" and revolver
battle and numerous attempts to dynr-
mite the house. Lrmpsou yesterday att
nrnoon perhaps fatally wounded Sheriff
Jesse Garfield. who had gone n tn"
cabin to arrest l.,mrsCn for suspected
insanity.
with Gunshot wound in his hack.
Sheriff Garfield d:"v" his automobile
toward Franklin until h" ran out OF
gasoline and walked tho remaining mile
He Is In Billings hospital.
\ posse az twenty men. headed by
Under Sheriff Harry R.nEwald. set out
in cars from Ryr%ItH. taking with them
lampSonS two sons. Walter and j. w.
who were used during III" night in m
Effort Ia prrsnadc l.ampSnn to leave the
cabin The posse was greeted with e
hurst of shots. \ running fire WAS
maintained until the cabin was rddlcd
Lampson, apparently unhurt. fired spor-
adical!y until Il few minutes before the
fire WAS set
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08

MEET TODAY
FORMAL CALL TO DE. MocREARY
PROM ASPINwALL CHURCH
WILL BE PRESENTED AT SEES
SION HERE.
Cali For New Pastor For Martins Ferry
United Presbyterian Church and
General Assembly Election.

\ session Of the Wheeling rr"sbyt"rp
OF tn" United Presbyterian Church will
be- held today in tn. Second United
PRESBYTERIAN Church In this city. Rev.
Ira T. Lrcpc-. Of st. Cla.rsville. ohio,
moderator. will preside. Dr. W. j.
Grimes. OF New concord. Ohio. Will hn
present in his official capacity as clerk.
The formal call. made 10 the Wheel
ing Presbytery. for the services Of Or.
Ira G. McCreary. now pastor Of the
second United Presbyterian Church az
Wheeling. as pastor of The United Press
hyterian Church at ASpinwal. Ia. Will
b. presented 1t the prcHhyt"ry session
today.
Al 4 congregational meeting OF til"
Second Presbyterian Church. held last
night. action was taken "a permit Or.
McCraary'S gong TO Aspinwall. This
action Will be presented Ia the Pr"Shy-
terry today. together with resolutions Of
appreciation OF pr McCrcary's ser,
vices as pastor here.
The call OF Rev. w. NJ French, from
New Bedford, IA. to the United Pres
byterian church OF Martins Ferry, will
also be before the presbytery session
today.
Commissioners to the ncXt general as
sembly OF the denomination will be
elected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08
JUDGE WOODS
HARR1svuLE JURIST p1SCU81D
FOE APPOINTMENT TO SUCCG1o
LATE JUDGE A. q. DAYTON
c. p. Craig, Of st. Marys, Brings HsWs
of Probable Boom Tor 2itchis-
Doddridge Official

c. P. Craig. one OF the leading attor.
neys Of Saint Marys, w. Va. was a
prominent business visitor In wheeling
yesterday. Hr. Craig is very intluen,
iial Republican Of his section OF west
Virginia, and is very active III party
affairs.
Speaking Of the vacancy in the United
States district judgeShip, caused by the
death Of the late. Judge Aston G. Day
"A great many prominent business
men and attorneys in our section OF the
state would De delighted To see Judge
Homer T. Woods of Harrisrille, made
United states district judge Judge
Woods has served the litchie- Doddrtdge
circuit on the bench for sixteen years,
and is Justly regarded as one of the
most efficient circuit Judges in III" state
He is man OF great ability and high
character. and has host OF friends IN
central West Virginia who would gladly
see him elevated to the federal bench.
1T is not at all improbable" Mr.. Craig
added, that an organized effort will be
made to push the candidacy Of Judge
Woods. although Judge Woods himself.
I'D to the present time. has not taken an
active part in tho matter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08
B, & 0. VETERANS
SESSION DEFERRED
MEETING TO PLAN ANNUAL BALL
POSTPONED BECAUSE OF
SUPT. SMITHS DEATH.
News OF Division Chiefs Passing Away
Causes Deep Grief Among tho
Wheeling Division Employees.

Owing to the death OF Edward v.
Smith, superintendent of the Wheeling
division of the Baltimore 4 OHIO rail-
way, the meeting Of Baltimore d ONO
veterans. called for last evening. to
make plans for the Baltimore OIL"
employees annual hall at the Market
Auditorium. the evening OF December
IS, was postponed.
The postponed meeting will be held
the evening OF Monday. December -, at
7:3O o'clock, at the committee room IN
the Baltimore Il Ohio depot. -
News of the death of Superintendent
Smith came as a shock to tn" Wheeling
district employees of the Baltimore ~
ohio railway. The deceased official
was held in high esteem hy all employees
Of the Wheeling division, and not In
many months have the railroad men OF
this part Of the Baltimore Il Ohio syS-
tenn been so saddened as they were yes
tcrday by the news that Superintendent
Smith had succumbed to his attack OF
illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08
Pittsburghers Knocked
Out Goes TO Hospital

Jersey CITY. y. J.. Dec. "a. L. Rob-
crts. Staten Island heavyweight. knock
ed out Mirky Shannon, Of Pittsburgh.
In tn" sixth round Of a ten round match
here Tonight. Shannon failed 10 regain
consciousness and was taken TO hospi-
tai II was thought h" might har" traC-
iur"d his head when Il" struck tho floor.
Roberts weighed lSS pounds and Shan
non 1875.
t;"nc Tunu"y., American EXp"diti"narv
Fore" light heavyweight champion. out
fought Leo Nourk. Of Lancaster Pa, in
Il ten round contest. HouCk was fioor"d
in ia" seventh round
Mel COoEan "utpoinicd Eddie WallaC"
IN 4 ten round contest. Both are Brook
iyn lightwciEhtS. Sam MuSbrrC. winner
Of tn" lightweight title at the Olympic
games. and Frank Cassidy. another
member Of In" American team. made
their first appearance" as professionals.
MnSbcrE won the ten round bout on
uOinlS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08
DRY OFFICERS BREAK RECORD;
SEVEN STILLS ARE CAPT URED

before he made his escape. The oliceIS
have .\vxand"r's number and he VIII nc
drought in. His Wit was not arErS''u'
, MI vi the liquor was destroyed except
that held for evidence
The next house. that If James itdkoH.
on BuggS Ruu. WAS cll"rei. A sun WAS
found on the hill SIDE, broken I" pieces
Noticing that n feather bed on which
nahy was lying seemed rather bulky me
"iiircrs investigated and found thu boil
ing apparatus Of the *tiil had Deem
Su"v"d inS.d" tn" l-''i.
Another part WAS found in tn" w"-m
bnN under Il lot Of kindlinE and sun
ether parts under tw" empty T@S'h
Under II skirt that had been seemingly
thrown away in the garden was found
'hree gallons of m"onShine liquor IN
jugs. In the cellar was discovered three
: ten gallon kegs al grape wine and N the
Kitchen $50 gallons of raISln mash. Tn"
, stuff was destroyed
Bees Daring Feat
Tho party then proceeded I" l';N Nc
Nlellan'S hume at lis Marshall Sir""t
where two lard can stills were captured
and broken. before departing. whCh Ia"
did in Il hurry. Bin had thrown the cop
Ter coils on the roof. Th" officers were
IprC,Sl to use 4 table. :, bench. an old
A",SS"r and Two window shutters to i'm
nruvisr y hvidG" from ia" roof of an
adjoining Shrd IN order 10 get tho
worms. or coils.
Deputy State C"mmSS innrr Walter
Bee made the trip over tn, <haky bridge
and brought down til" trophies. Home
, brew To the amount Of In bottles was
toured out and moOnShiuC in gallon jugs
ana bottles captured and 4 number Of
, packages of compressed hops to De- used
In brewing.
, Joe Drbrr. Frank I-aj"r and Joe Filter
We're caught at a2O Marshall avenue.
! just across tho line in Marshall county.
one pint "f mo"nShinc liquor was cap
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08
SCOUT ELECTION
To Be TUESDAY

\ meeting of all members Of the local
council Of Boy Scouts Will h" held next
Tuesday evening in the assembly room
of the Chamber of Commerce when OH
GERS for the coming year Will b" elected.
and plans made for the councils work
for the coming.
Tho executive board held 4 meeting
Yesterday afternoon in the scout offices
and announced the meeting To he held,
The following is the nominating com
mittrc named Yesterday: Fred j. Fox.
George L. House, J. 4. Adams. John I.
Davis.
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THE HAMON CASE
CONTINUED from Page ons.)

today. questioned for an hour and re-
leased.
Russell i. brown. county attorney on
.Ardmore, who asked that his story be
investigated and that Ross be held as
n material witness If necessary.
7 The newspaper man was quiZzeG close
" as To- his alleged statements that
he had met the woman after her motor
car had broken down near San Antonio.
that he had repaired the break and that
SHE had given him l. statement. Ross
claimed lie had known Miss Smith for
years.
At the conclusion Of the conference.
Captain James Duncan of the police de-
partmcnt stated that he was inclined to
doubt the ncwSpa Per mans story.
Chief Of police Mussey directed L tcle-
gram 10 attorney Brown advising him OF
information as TO whether the Ardmorc
authorities wished further action in the
case.
Ross, according 60 the police. refused
to tell the whereabouts OF the young
woman. asserting that he would 80 to
jail first.
Officials said, that when questioned
by them, he declared he became &C
quainted with Miss Smith while working
on Il newspaper III Oklahoma Later
they said he denied knowing her.
, Tells Different Story.
lie told his questioners, II was stated
that he first encountered Miss Smith on
the streets of San Antonio and that she
tried To evadc him by driving away in
L large motor car. He said that he
pursued her III n smaller car, but being
unable to Overtake her. hired L large
service car and resumed the chase,
catching her just outside the city limits.
Following the questioning Of Ross. po-
lice officials said they were inclined TO
, abandon tn. search for Miss Smith here.
especially after detectives had made an
investigation at one Of the leading hotels
and failed to find any trace of her. A
report from Oklahoma City has limited
that she could be found at the hotel.
IT was emphasized at police hcadquar-
ters that further investigation Of the
case locally would depend upon the
wishes OF the Ardmore authorities
The story told by Ross of his inter-
view with Miss Smith. according to po-
lice. followed somewhat her stat dement's
10 4. W. Sails OF Dallas. the chauffeur
who drove Miss Smith from Dallas to
Cisco
Ross. who is IN cnploye Of the San
Antonio News said he had heard in 4
hotel lobby last Saturday that Miss
Smith was In San Antonio, and through
aCQuaintancc during his previous en-
ploymcnt in Oklahoma, recognized her.
While commnion fixed two flat
tires on Miss Smiths automobile. Ross
said he took her to 4 nearby farmhouse
and there he said. she told him she had
killed Hamnn. for tho sake OF their SON.
Jack. According to Ross. she declared
She was willing tn face any just judge
or any jury OF women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08
On
BUSY CROSSING
BEILAIRE CAR RUNS INTO TRUCK
OF T. T. HUTCHINSON
COMPANY
The Traffic Officer Alleges Motorma1
Started Car When Truck Had
Right OF Way

one 0C the ears on the Wheeling Bel
lairc division of the Wheeling Traction
company coilidcd with the large truck
az the 7. Z. Hutchinson company Of
Main street yesterday afternoon 1t $3.50
o'clock. 1T Twelfth and Market streets.
Officer Tyce. who Was directing traf-
iiC on the corner at the time Of the
accident. stated that the accident was
the result of the motorman starting the
street car when he had given the driver
Of the truck the signal TO cross Mar
kct street and continue up Twelfth. The
mOturrn,n said that the block was
turned for him 10 so ahead. and an ar
SUmcnl started
Neither the car or tho truck were
badly damaged So that they continued
on their way. OT.ccr TyCc made no ar
rests. but took he numbers Of :he car
and truck so that n report Coul be
made into hcaddua -re'S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08
FOR SALE .!:AAI

Farm Of sc acres. 2 miles from Vt.
Pleasant. O.. and miles from Martins
Ferry. on the pike leading from Elmer
son to Pleasant Grove.
Modern house of rooms. running
water and bath, fuel cellar with furnace.
Concrete spring house SO It. from
kitchen. Large basement barn. equipped
for 10 head dairy; 30xl0 silo. Wagon
shed, corn crib and etc. All buildings
erected years ago. 1000 peach and APP
pie trees years old. Will sell with
stock Of horses, cattle sheep, hogs. chick
ems. implements, hay. grain and enBilage.
and give possession Immediately.
Farm especially we'll watered.
=. A. YOUNG.
d-3-l Dillonvale, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08
Ex-POIiCe Lieutenant
Under Arrest In Erin

New York Dec. John SCani"n for
mcrly Il polio" lirutcnapt III this Guy.
is under arrest in Ireland. charged 10y
the British authnrit!'S with being Il
Sim Fein suspect.
News Of his ~rroSt was rc"cIT"d her"
today, when acting Poiic, t"mmiSSi" ''r
leach received 4 letter from Secretary
of state Colby. r"lu"St!uG Information
concerning SranlunS C.iiErHShip.
according to pulirr r"crra>; SCaul"u
was a nativ" "f ireland. hui was nniu-
rallied ia 1889? lie was retired in l''2
because IL failing health. after twenty
wears service. In which he advanced
from patrolinE 70 lieutenant Ills last
l-~nyyn place nr residence was IN this
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08
SAY MISSING GIRL
MARRIED EMPLOYER

According IL reports from police head
quarters at two o'clock this morning no
trace Of Miss I4ora Maud StroSnider,
fifteen year old MoundSville girl who has
been missing several days has been
found. but relatives Of George Maroon.
local AsSyrian merchant. who has also
disappeared. say the two were married
in ohio three days ago.
Miss StrrSnid"- left her home in
MGundSville several months ago and was
secretary to the missing merchant. She
had bccS missing several days when her
father began Il search for her. He has
offered $50 reward for Information lead
ing To her whereabouts. believing she
has been kidnaWpcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08
DR., HALL TALKS
TO ROTARY CLUB

pr. Harry VI. Hall WAS the principal
SPEAKER at the regular weekly noun-day
meeting of the Rotary club, taking as
his subject, Public HEALTH and his
talk proved one Of tn" most interesting
heard in many meetings.
TIL" attcudancc yesterday was IN"
,arrest in any meetings. thor" being 4
number Of nut-nf-town visitors present,
In addition tu DR. Halls ta'k there Wer"
other features on tn" program.
DR.. Halls address pcrtain"d {" exist
ing conditions and how to ncht then
and also IL tn" treatment "t tuhcr;u-
lo4:S. He also told Of III" need al or
g,tmization getting behind IN" move
,nantS now on foot for the tradtrati"n
of several dangerous diseases. and urged
W'h.cIinE's club not TO be behind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08
PARENT-TEACHERS
Large Attendance and Interesting Pro.
gram Last Evening at War
wood High School

Mrs F"ank powl"r presided over the
frs, meeting "f the school year of the
Rirh!and district Iar"utS-r"aChrrS AZ
suriat iuu held last evening in Warwo"d
hirh school auditorium. Tn" attendance
was lprer. and deep interest was dis
played IN tn" program and the PURPOSE
"f the urG1ntza ton.
Music was furnished by the Warwood
high school orchestra. The program in
cludrd addresses by School Commits
sioH"r-olrrt August kindelhcrGcr and
Comm SSi0u"r G !. Smith
Tho election 90 officers of tn" asS"c!a-
;loH Will take place ~ The next meeting.