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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-02
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Patrick Joseph O'Donnell ana
MISS Anna Catherine Becht, both Of
brooklyn, N. Y, were married this
morning at Il O'clock Of the par.
sorage OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church by the PASTOR.
Ray. DE-. G. E. Goodwin. Mr..
0Dounel IS q sub contractor DO:
ine ylork on the new brass mill and
thsy Wi1 make their home IN tsil
eity for some time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-02
A great public mass meeting viii
be held ct S o'clock this evening in

be held ct S o'clock this evening in
the county court room OF the court
house to protest against the pro.
posed increase in gas rates for
which the Monongahela Valley
Traction company has petinoned
the Public Service commission.
The meeting this evening Is a cit.
liens meeting, open to every one
and not under the auspices OF any
particular civic, fraterual or bust
ness organization In the city.
Interest in the gas rate fight ls
increasing every day, and II Is ex'
pected that a great crowd viii gath
er at the court house tonight e
hear the problem discussed. Able
speakers will be present this even
ing and address the citizens. The
meeting will be open to discussion
from either side Of the case, al
though It Is not known that the
Traction company will have any
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BROKE AL RECORDS On SUNDAY
Republicans
.ToHoMDist.
Convention

Magistrial district conventions
will be held by the Republicans
or Marion county tomorrow at
the following places:
Fairmont District, Cour:.
House. Fairmont.
Warrington District, School
Building, Warrington.
Lincoln District, School
House, Pennington.
Union District. Central School
Building, Fairmont.
Grant District, Coliseum
Opera House, Monongah.
Paw Paw District, School
House, Grant Town.
Winfield District, Mt. Har-
mony School House.
The conventions will convene
at 2o'clock and the purpose Is
OF elect delegates TO the Marion
county and the State Republican
political nominating conven-
tions.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-02

made on coal operators to see II
they are shipping their share to
the lakes In accordance with the
service order OF the Interstate
Commerce commission. The i'm
preston Is some operators have
not come across" The total daily
shipments TO the lakes last week
were above the margin every day
except Monday, but this total has
been boosted greatly by The Con-
solidation Coal Company shipping
heavily to their docks at Duluth.
Coal operators will be notified Of
any discrepancies, 1t Is said, and
will be required to make them up
this wek. Failure 10 ship to the
lakes will mean diversion, 1t was
announced al Grafton.
Last weeks shipments to the
lakes off the Monongah division
we're 1923 carloads or 96 loads in
excess Of the required shipments
$50 cars.
Every effort will be made 10
make operators ship to the lakes
because Of the untai+ness that It
places. the competing coal, operator
who sacrifices choice Of business
10 ship to lakes, =
Daily Car Supply.
Empties on the Monongah divis-
ion OF the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road today total 1878 and the early
morning placement Is 1888. Cars are
classified as follows: Open, 1924:
coke, 80; N. V. T., 20; B NJ / X
90. Mines today ordered 1549 cars
Of which 80 were for coke loading.
Cars left over from the previous
day.
Car supply on the Monongahela
railway today is excellent, there
being 40 cars placed in the Wes:
Virginia district. OF this number
there are LOG assigned cars-96
New York Central and 10 P. & L. E.
cars. Some Of the mines are said
TO have had more cars than they
can actually load temporarily, but
all operators are hoping this con-
tinues all week. A full run Is ex-
pected in the West irginia district
on Tuesday also. The empties are
flowing freely from the west. 1t
may be that some Of these would
have ordinarily gone into the ILL.,
nols mine section, which has been
striking for some weeks. In the
Pennsylvania district today there
are 375 empties.
No empties are placed on the
Helen's Run and Wyatt -Bingamon
branches Of the Western Maryland
railway today due to the crews be-
ing "outlawed" owing to the 49,
hour law. Trains are bringing 1874
lempties for the Western Maryland
spurs for Tuesdays loading.
Weekly Loading,
One Of the heaviest production
weeks in the history Of the Fair
mont region was the record Of last
week, when the mines along the
several railroads produced almost
$500 cars Of coal and coke. To be
exact a total Of 9474 cars Of coal
and cokeJ7S90svaravdtetaoin
and coke-46S,60O tons Of coal and
102 cars Of coke.
Production on the Monongah d.
vision Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad came within 127 cars Of
equaling the coal and coke loading
Continued on Page 8
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Lake Situation.
twas said by officials Of the
nmore & Ohio railroad at Graf
b today that a check up is being
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
HOW To GET RID
Of GATIRRH
A Simple, Safe, Inexpensive Method
that Clears Ont the Head, Ncse and
Throat.

There Is no disease more offensive
or disagreeabls or no disease that
viii lead 10 as much serious trouble
as catarrh- You can now get rid Of
Il BY a simple, safe. pleasant home
remedy discovered BY Dr.. Blosser. a
catsrrh specialist
DR.. Blosser's Remedy is composed
o. medicinal herbs, flowers and ber-
ries, which you smoke IN a dainty
pipe or cigarette. The smoke- vapor
is inhaled into all the air passz ees
Of the head, nose, throat and lungs.
IT contains no cubebs OF tobacco and
may be used by women and children
as wen as men.
This medicated smoke carries medi-
cine where sprays. douches and ONT
ments cannot possibly reach. It's ef-
feet IS soothing and healing and Is
entirely harmless II yol are a SUI
ferer from catarrh, asthma, catarrhal
deafness, or subject to frequent colds,
you should try this Remedy without
delay.
Any WeI-stocksd drug store can
supply Dr. Blosser's Remedy IN Gig
aretteg or powder for smoking IN a
pine OF wiz order It for You. Salts
factory results guaranteed by a gen
uine, rnoney-back offer.
A trial package viii be mailed
postpaid to any sufferer for ten
cents tcoin OF stamps) BY The Bios
ser Co, DDS, Atlanta Ca. to prove
It's delightful and remarkable effec-
tiVeness.-AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
Monthly Dance Given By Jews In
Community Hall: Also Program

ONE of the most delightful OF the
" winters events at Community
halh Temple at Sinai. was the
third monthly dance given Sunday
night in the gymnasium OF the hall
which was beautifully decorated for
the occasion. About $50 guests at
tended. The dancing was interspersed
with program numbers. Prof. and
dances and Miss Nivette Ravel
dancey q gypsy and a ballet dance. A
four piece orchestra under the direc-
ton Of Harvey, West played for the
dancing and Art Narian gave several
novelty representations during the
evening Refreshments were served
by committee Of Temple Sisterhood
women, including Mrs Gus FORK. Mrs.
Martin Zielonka and Mrs. J. Calisher
Arrangements were made by Sidney
Ribman.
-
An affair OF unusual and bizarre
hriliiancy was the cabaret dinner
dance given Saturday evening at the
Casino Nexicano for club members
and their guests.
Several hundred Fl Pasoans at
tended the function for which the
clubrooms were beautifully decorated
with hanging baskets and vases Of
flowers and ferns, flags and tricolor
ribbons.
A delightful music program was
given, a marimba band playing for
the dance numbers Vocal and guitar
solos also were an interesting fea-
-ure OF the program. which included
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
National Bank Closes;
Examiner Is In CHARGE

Sterling. Colo, Nov 2s.-The Farm
ers National bank OF Sterling this
morning failed to open its doors for
business A notice. placed on the
doors Of the building stated that the
bank vas closed BY order Of the presi-
dent AID board Of directors. and that
the national bank examiner had taken
charge. The notice was signed BY
Roy p Smith, national bank examiu-
er. NO statement was ohtainable from
Officers OF the bank examiner.
the bank had a paid in canifal
stock o. 100000 and surplus OF se5.-
GOO, according to its statement OF Sen
t.ember g. Individual deposits sub
1ecr to check shown by this state
ment totaled S4S394s-10. The bank
was organized in June 1909. Its presi-
dent IL James P. Burney, and the
cashier IL G. s. Simons The bank
owns and occupies one OF the largest
buildings in Sterling.
The bank was a member OF the fed
eral reserve system
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29

solo and duet dances by Miss Esper-
ANA Gonzales and Lawrence Aaron
son. Miss Aurora Narela, Miss Sabina
Bolanos and Miss llathilde FaIomir.
A f0ur-cOurse dinner was served
and the party lasted late into the
night with much merrymaking &C
companying the throwing OF confetti
and AerpentinL
The program and details OF the
dance were arranged by president
Guillermo Porras and secretary Jesus
Frias- Numerous dinner parties were
given by both Mexican and American
residents OF the city.
Among the Americans attending as
guests were Mrs Paul Giuther. Miss
Grace and Miss Mary Ginther. Mr.. and
Mrs. ", G. Roe, Mrs. Edith C. Lane.
Miss Frances Dickson, Mrs. ollie p
Lansden. Mr. and Mrs. James l. Mari.
Air. and Airs. Frank P. Coles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lamar Davis, Leo Fishbein and
A P. Bargeman-
The formal dance and buffet party
given by club members at the
Toltec club saturday evening was
attended by large number of guests
The bah room and reception room
were beautifully decorated with palms
and vines A course supper was served
during intermisssion-
Several hundred guests attended the
delightful dancing party given sat
urday evening at the Paso del Norte
hotel by the members OF the Canadian
club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
DOCTORS ADVISE
PORT VINE And
OLIVE OIL

A prominent physician n an inter
view today says If the public only
knew the tonic value Of port vine and
olive oil they would stop buying all
sorts Of nostrums.
Port Olive IS a combina6on Of
rieh. creamy olive oil and rare Old
port vine scientifically BLENDED with
other medicinal agents.
It quickly restores tired-Oul, run
down systems; Is especially valuable
in aensmie and all wasting diseases.
increases weight and strength. and
tones up the entire system.
Start today taking Port Olive. na-
lures food tonic, and see how quick
" you improve. On sale at al neigh
borhood druggists.
The POrt Olive Co. rs n Nam
street. Los Angeles. Cal-Adx
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
LEOPARD Cannot
CHANCE SPOTS
Pr. Dodsou, the 'Li7er Tone" Man,
Tells tie TrsaeheTy Of
Calomd.

colonel loses you a day. You know
rnat calomeI f. It's mercury quick
silver. Calomel IS dangerous It
crashes into sour bile Ike dynamite.
camping and siclzsning you Cal5-
mel stacks the bones aad should
never be put into your system
When you feel bilious. sluggish,
coustpatsd and all knocked out and
believe you need a dose Of dangerous
calomel just remember that your
druggist sells for q few cents q large
bottle OF Dodgou'E Liver Tone. which
is entirely vegetable and pleasant 70
TAXA and Is q perfect substitute for
czlomsl u q guaranteed 10 start
v0ur liver without stirring you up in
side. and can not saliTate-
Don't take calomeli II can net be
trusted any more than a Leopard or
wildcat Take Dodson's Liver Tone
Which straightsus you right up and
makes you leel fine Give u tc the
1hfldren because Il is perfectly harm
laEa. and doesn't gripe.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
MANY
GOINGDOWNAT
Fl. STOCKTON

Fort Stockton, Texas. Nov. 2s.-The
Grant Oil corporation has Completed
its No. wen at a depth OF $50 feet
and "the hole now stands fun OF oil. %
according to ]. G. Grant the manager
The wei has not been placed on
the pump because of lack OF storage
tanks which are on the way from
Ranger.
Mr. Grant expresses himself as OF
the belief that the No. well VIII
prove equal 10 expectations. He SAYS
1t looks like st ought TO be as good
or better than the No, { Wen which
superintendent Newly reported last
week, as having pumped 80 barrels
Of oil I'm seven hours
Drill On Turney Ranch.
Grant well No. 8, is now IN process
Of drilling on a location TO the north
and east OF the No. 4 well. with the
hole down so feet and the drill work
ing in hard limestone stratum
All Of these wells are on the Tur-
ney ranch. northeast OF Fort Stockton
The Pecos Valley OIL company, with
a standard rig located on the Scott
ranch. north Of Fort stockton, is as
sembling tools and workmen-
The star rig being operated by Dave
Humphrey FOR W b Troy is drilling
in alternate layers Of sandstone and
limestone, with the hole down around
lis feet
At the 90 foot level a small showing
OF oil made its appearance but the
operators do not anticipate getting
anything like satisfactory production
short Of the level around $50 feet
The Oregon-Texas Drilling syndi
cate. drilling with a standard rig is
ia blue sha1e at a depth Of 800 feet
Favorable showings OF both oil and
gas are said 10 have been encountered
in the last 100 feet OF drilling
Resembles Fermlan.
The Pinal Dome OIL company's well
Is down 10 a depth OF $50 feet, in a
stratum OF red clay, resembling the
Permian formation
John Hoffer. state deputy oil and
gas inspector. working under the
Jurisdiction OF the state railroad COM /
mission. was here TO make an in ]
spection OF development work Of the /
Grant oil corporation he said he .
was impressed with the possibilities /
of the Fort stockton field.
Henry Mendius. manager OF the J
Bethlehem-Texa OIL company, san I
Francisco organization, drilling on the |
Corder ranch. was here yesterday, I
following a visit 10 the scene Of the I
Grant Oil corporation. activities, +
Of here "A miles Re said 4
the wen was down $3.50 feet. with the
drilling suspended pending the setting .
Of casing in a blue shale stratum
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
Texas Teachers VIII Print
address BIZ |. G. McNaru

On the last day Of the state Teach
ers' association, in session az Fort
Worth, signal honors were bestowed
on an Fl Pasoan, when a motion was
unanimously carried 10 have The paper
given by James G. McNarT printed
By the press Of Texas. 10 other such
communication was bestowed during
this session. although noted educators
from many states addressed the as
sembly- Mr. McNary has been invited
to deliver 10 again. in Fl Paso. 10
those who are interested in The chill
dren Of the city. il VIII be given al
an early date
This news comes in a letter from
Nrs- Empress Arlington, delegate
from Fl Pas0.
Dr. McVey. Of the University Of
Kentucky, In an inspiring address.
declared the world is waking up 10
know that educators are The torch
bearers Of civilization. and. although
economic disadvantage are great
teachers are repaid in the lives OF
great men ard women As molders
Of public opinion. they are the safe
guard or the menace OF democracy
he asserted
DR.. T. r. Harris. OF Louisiana. said
the children are suffering from the
many changes made in the teaching
forces and said the profession too
often loses the services OF a teacher
just when she is becoming OF excep-
uoual service by reason Of her er-
perience- He held that teachers. re-
gardless OF sex. should be compen-
sated according TO the service rem
dered, and urged that teaching De
made worth while.
DIT. Bruce r Payne president Of
Peabody college. Nashville. Tenn
urged social recognition for teachers.
those whose duty it IS 70 INSTRUCT
the children WhQr are TO become the
backbone Of the nation In advocat-
ing training. he said The nra1ffien
ton OF pertectinE a child ike unto
the Image Of God Is ia itself ore Of
me greatest qualifications which one
can possess"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
HUECO BASIN
WELLISDOWN
TO 1865 FEET

George W. Theisen, president ana
I. T.. Anderson. secretary. OF the
Hueco basin companies. have returned
from Austin. where they took steps
necessary. to complete the nve-year
extensions secured under recent legisr
lative provision on all the properties
Of their companies in Hueco basin
On returning. Mr.. Theisen received
a report from the Hueco Basin OH
company's vel. 70 the effect that q
depth OF 2365 feet has been reached
and the drillers are now roaming 20
set the casing to that depth
Since shutting of the water ana
resuming drilling at 2253 feet. the
driners have gone down to depth Of
1855. into a very soft red snale. AS
this shale was crumhiing, 10 was
deemed advisable 70 set the casing to
the bottom OF the hole. The casing
was already down 20 a depth Of zzla
feet. where the water had been com
pletely shut off Just below that
depth is e stratum OF hard red lime
about five feet thick When this Is
reamed. the casing can be set 20 the
bottom, and drilling resumed
It is not going 20 be necessary 70
ream an the way 10 the present bot
tom Of the hole and the Job Of setting
the casing should not occupy more
than a few days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29

have postponed their social service
program which was 70 have been Civ
en- tomorrow afternoon at the Next
can community center until o'clock
Wednesday afternoon.
An error was made in announcing
the date OF the next meeting Of the
Robert z Lee chapter OF the Q. D. c.
The meeting viii be held IN the chap
ter rooms Of the Woman's clubhouse
Thursday afternoon instead Of Fri
day.
The guild OF the First Presbyterian
church viii meet at $3.50 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon ia the church parlors
TO discuss plans for Christmas activi-
ties and parties.
A Christmas bazaar viii be given
the first week in December by the
women Of the First Methodist church
for the benefit OF the church fund.
The women Of the American legion
auxiliary VIII meet az o'clock
Wednesday evening at the chamber
Of commerce
The Fl Paso Federation OF Wom-
ems Clubs VIII meet next Monday az
the "oman's elubhopse-
There VIII be a directors meeting
at the Woman's club house at 10
o'clock Tuesday msrn.2E
The Mothers council or the Grand
view school viii meet next Monday
afternoon AZ the school.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
Women Voters Entertain SmeIter
Residents With Music and Stunts

A n interesting and delightful musi-
n cal program was given Saturday
evening at the Shelter Y A. C.
A. by the FL Paso league OF women
voters for the residents Of the Smell
ter district A varied program Of ro-
cal and Instrumental selections were
given by Mrs Burt Anderson. Mrs.
~ A. Taylor, Miss Vera HAYES. Miss
vera leer. Mrs r L Lewis. C. V
NaIe and walter Davis with Edward
scnenek, IT., accompanying. A clever
feature OF the program was q group
OF rumbling and athletic acts By a
team rom the Mexican Y. NJ c. A. in
cluqing Antonio Flores. Hipo Bas-
quez and Ramon II. C6ncha.
a busy weeks program has been
outlined for this week by the z w
g A winch includes q meeting IN the
gymnasium Of the baseball team Non
day evening, and meeting OF the
history group OF the Business Women's
club at 1880 o'clock Monday evening in
the club rooms with Mrs. Maud Su1lf-
van as leader. Tuesday evening. the
I-.liil-ic group OF the Business
Noman's club viii meet 70 assicn
roles in the play which it viii present
soon al downtown theater Mrs.
Florinne 1Iilier is leader a. the ORA
matte group The literary group OF
the club VIII meet at T:30 o'clock
~
Lutte Deyo in Manhattan Heights. At
the regular meeting OF the Sammies'
cum Thursday evening at the club
aolse. Mrs- r. l. Lewis viii talk on
Civic Affairs
The Phflathea class OF the First
Presbyterian church viii meet for
supper at the church at $50 on We'd
uesday evening A special table VIII
pe set az the regular church supper
which Is being served this week hv
AIRS. Floyd Poe. assisted by the wives
q the elders Dr.. Poe VIII speak at
the devotional service at 1880 AT s
o'clock short business session OF the
class VIII held. with the president
-lrs- l. II Phippeny. presiding. "A
program VIII be given under the df-
rectlon Of Miss Eva Stapleton. mis-
s- lllaiy CHAIRMAN, which viii include
ls-t1a pE MS Henry z. Bowie and Dr.
Floyd Poe Dr. Poe viii speak OF his
recent trip TO Mexico. The class he
banning TO sing Christmas carols On
christmas eve for the sick and shut
ms OF lhe city Miss Dora PEBBLES
Is directing 'his werl5
Members OF Wade Hampton chantar
Or the q D. c. viii attend in a bodv
the funeral Of Gen Stephen S. Birch
Ilelo which VIII be held at 2.30 O'Clock
tuesday afternoon at Trinity 1Ferhr-
DIST church Gen Birchfieid. who was
a confederate veteran. having served
as Gen Prices body guard. was com
manuer Of the Pacific division ana
presided at the reunion held recently
"a new orleans. was an honorary
OF Wade Hampton chapter.
On account OF the death OF s. s.
1lrcntleld. the women Of the Trinity
l-stnoaist church missionary society I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
To Avoid Rough, Coarse,
Chapped, Blotchy Skin

this season 10 keep them from becon-
lle uldulv red. hIotchT. coarse. rough or
harsh. or u such condition has developed.
tl overcome it In such cases it ls par
lcularlv lnadvisahle 70 keep puing On COS
Hlalics which clog the pores and make the
c1rrlcLio worse than ever
IT'S lot more sensible % use ordinary
luarc1lized wax. which literally lbsorbs
spoiled complexion. Apply the wax Ike
cold cream before rerirna Next mnrn-
ms. in Washing ir off, rcuu wash away
Zine. luurliEa particles o. the unslrhily-
euricle- Repeat for a week OF more and
F1u'l have an entirely new Elziu-soft.
white. Epoless lul beautiful as q chld'E
lae ounce Of mercolized wax. rrucurahla
a- any druEEists. IS all Tou'u need
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
ERNEST HIGBEE DIES; BODY
IS SEMI 10 OLD HOME

Ernest Higbee died at the family
day al $3.50 .. m. lIr. Higbee was
IS years OF age at the time OF his
death and came to Fl Paso about
year ago from his former home IN
Chicago
While in FL Paso. lir. Higbes was
connected with the Associated Chart
ties. He Is survived BY his u-idop-
1irs. Bertha HiEbee. who left on sat
urdav noon with the body for Grant.
Mich, where the funeral and burial
VIII take place Wednesday OF this
week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
NEW DEEP TEST WELL TO
BE BORED IN PECOS VALLEY

Roswell. Nm. Nov. 29.-The next
deep test oil well IN the Pecos valley
viii be drilled by C. H Bushley and
associates Of St Louis. No. IS miles
east OF this city across the Pecos
river. Drilling viii begin not later
Than June !. 1921, and proceed TO a
depth Of 1000 feet unless oil or gas in
paying quantity Is found at lesser
depth This company has leased from
is known as the LIE pasture This
is the third well under contract 10
be drilled ia this part OF Chavez
county. The Kansas-NeW Mex Oh
company announced that IL viii drill
FOUR additional wells on its tract near
Artesia on which already oil has been
found.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
Patrols Look For Party
Of q Adrift In Gale

Seattle, Wash, Nov. 29.-Patroi
parties today continued thair search
along the rocky washington coast
for traces Of the barge W. J.. -Pirrie.
cut adrift in gale Friday from the
steamer santa Rita near James Island
with % persons aboard
The coast guard cutter Snohomfsh
sent radio message that parties
from the cutter and from the Quill
layute Indian reservation were pa
trolling the coast
Quantities Of lumber which Il Is
believed might have been a part of
the Pirria's cargo. were washed IN
on the beaches
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
Red Cross Candidates
Named BIZ Con1mitfee

The following candidates for Of
fees OF the Fl Paso chapter Amerl-
can Red Cross for the year 1921 have
been nominated Horace 3. Stevens.
chairman Mrs f. ". Broaddus. vice.
chairmans U. S. Stewart. treasurer.
and Mrs II. T. WorthinEton. secre-
tary- Candidates for the executive
committee are James G. McNary. DR..
Herbert Stevenson. r F. Burgess. Mrs.
j. +. Williams and Mrs. Fred Norton
The election wiz be held at s o'clock
tuesday evening November 80.
me meeting viii be open 10 the
public and nominations viii be re-
ceiTed from the floor The nominal
ing committee Is composed OF Maurice
schwartz. chairman; rabbi Martin
lielonka, Fred Norton, Mrs J. F. VIII
liams and AIRS. J. ]. DriscolL