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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-19
''THE SPITE BRIDE" AT
MAGIC CITY TONIGHT

'The Spite Bride" Selzicnk Pic
ture starring Olive Thomas, comes
to the Magic City Theater tonight
Thursday.
It's simply a knockout-the best
thing the screen has seen in many
moons. It has snap, dash and zest;
human picture of human people
presented in a human way. And
Olive Thomas was never better in her
life. She is the essence OF youth
youth at its finest-with its simple
ity. grace, charm and wistfulness.
''The Spite Bride" is dream of
youthful impulse with just enough
thrills to make you little bit creepy
not enough to make your spine run
cold-With enough suspense to keep
you interested from start to finish
with enough laughs to give that nice
warm feeling inside and a few tears
which give you pleasant, happy
feeling afterward.
When Millicent Lee threw over
Billy SWayne for another man, Billy
thought the world had come to an
end. He did not know what to do,
so he married Tessa Doyle, a beau
tiful, sweet, little dancing girl, out
of spite. He didn't love her-he
hardly knew her. After few weeks,
when he had reaped his satisfaction
by making the world think that he
had Tilted Millieent for Tessa, he had
the marriage annulled and proceeded
to forget all about the little girl who
had been his wife for q few short
weeks. But he hadn't reckoned with
The hand Of fate.
Also Fatty Arbuckle in ''Moon-
shine"
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-19
HELP BOGALUSA IN
TAKING OF CENSUS

Bogalusa is very likely to have her
population recorded as considerably
less than it actually is, unless the cit
liens of Bogalusa use every method
to see that every citizen, white or
coIored, is included in the present
federal enumeration.
Bogalusa's population viii run well
over 10000 if every one is counted.
The passing of the 10000 mark
means much to Bogalusa. Indica-
tons are that many colored citizens
have not been included, owing to the
fact that many of them were absent
from their homes when the enumera-
tors called. Some enumerators have
been making night visi1s to the quar-
tiers in order to get all.
Every business man can assist in
making the enumeration almost 100
per cent by inquiring if all their Gus
toners have been visited by the~cen-
In st. Louis the police found 674
persons in three hours which the
had missed. The police
force in Bogalusa should be worked
in the same manner. We want the
population Of this city as near com
plete as possible.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-19
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Addie Badon Of Covington is
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. j. Taylor,
of North Bogalusa.
Walter S. Ayres, the popular in
dustrial agent of the N. o. G. N, ar
rived in Bogalusa Monday afternoon
for q few days business trip.
III. ]. Mcmahon, the genial traffic
manager of the N. o. G.. NJ, was a
business visitor to Bogalusa Tues
Walter Undewooa Of Denham
Springs, La, is guest in the home
of the Misses Kent. Mr.. Under
woods daughter is i'll at the Bogalusa
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Millington re-
turned last Saturday from a visit
with relatives and friends in FL PasO,
Tex. Mrs. Wilmington was forced to
her bed on Sunday with a severe at
tack of influenza.
DR.. j. FL. Slaughter returned last
week from the bedside of his mother,
who resides in Laredo, Tex. DR..
Slaughter reports that his mother
WithstOOd a serious operation and is
on the road to recovery, which good
news viii delight his many friends.
f. j. Taylor, chief clerk to c. J.
Wade, left Monday afternoon for At
Ianta, Ga.,,. to attend the Freight
Claim AgentN' Convention. Mr.. Tay-
Tor will represent the N. o. G. N,
Mississippi Central and G. & s. l.
railroads.
n. Heiman, a well known Celam-
bia street furniture dealer, was cen
fined to his home alI>of last week
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-19

long as possible.
You can help your blse5
its Strengths stab;I;t-,gs 49, ses ba
disease-by taking tbat ~ u tisist 81
ic, Pepto-Mangan. splendid
The famous blood bnilas.
ply the iron and of5s 49, Wli SIS.
your blood lacks and helm MI olepst
your old-time vigor ana ~ fae
Get Pepto-Mangan toasv
be had at any drug sfo~ as'
liquid or tablet form Msl
own choice as to liou;s -
Ihey are exactly the sama oi
email value. Take which \. ~
prefer. ~ ever 1a
But pc sure you get the o..
Pepto-Mangan. Ask faS
and be sure that the name 1 4.
the package.-(Adv) y o
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-19

with a severe attack Of the flu,
which developed into pneumonia. He
is reported as getting along nicely
and his many friends hope to see him
out again soon.
Newton Williams, a former well
known citizens, but who is now To-
Gated at Picayune, Miss, was in Boz
galusa Saturday, looking after busi-
ness interests and visiting friends.
w. Warwick of New York City,
who has been making his son, Charles
Warwick, of Warnieks 5, 10 and %
Cent Store, an extended visit, will
return home within few days. Mr..
Warwick was surprised to find Boga-
lusa such a progressive city and said
that for hustling and progressiveness
it has a little on New York. Mr..
Warwick is also related to Mines. M.
and E. Berenson.
Prohibition Director Jess Johnson
came up from New Orleans Thurs
dav to look after business interests.
He states that he has his office open,
being located at 800 Custom House
building.
Mrs. F. w. Watts of Mississippi
avenue has been confined to her
room since Monday with an attack
of influenza. She is getting along as
well as could be expected for the
first few days of the illness.
Mrs. W. G. Dorsey has been con-
fined to her home with a severe at
tack of influenza since last Wednes-
day. On Sunday her temperature
was very high and pneumonia was
thought to be Developing. Her con-,
dition is greatly Improved, however.
Get fine young Jersey mich COW
st Hohens Dairy Farm.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-19
INFLUENZA
WEAKENS
THEBLOOD
BREAKS YOUR VITALITY AND
LEAVES YOU HELPLESS WHEN
EXPOSED TO OTHER GERMS.
THEsE ARE DANGEROUS DAYs
IF IN DOUBT ABOUT YOUR
BLOOD TAKE PEPTO-MAN-
GAN, FAMOUS RED BLOOD
BUILDER.

If you are just recovering from a
fight with the "flu," it viii be weeks
before you're really out of danger.
Your blood has exhausted its
strength is in no condition to
fight off other disease germs it may
be exposed to. That is why doctors
advise staying away from crowds as
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-19
LENTEN SEASON HERE

Yesterday was Ash Wednesday, the
beginning Of the Lenten season,
which will be observed by hundreds
of Bogalusa citizens. Easter Sunday,
the end of lent, is on April 4th.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-19
ENTERTAIN Enp -

On Monday afternooa AZ
Kent Of Avenue B enterts;ass
Macabees at a delightful nsre. ~
IN honor OF Mrs. w. Newell. nss M
Mrs. Newell was presestss
beautiful gift and delicious 49,
ments were served.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-19

FOR SALE-Well matched team of
mares, weight 1150; aged and 10.
G. A Gipe. Cedaredge. Coop. phone
24-R. lotto
FOR SALES acre farm and home
3A miles from Delta One mile TO
railroad switch; very productive land.
About 20 acres mesa loan. irrigable.
balance pasture, waste and trout
ponds. Seven room house with bath
room, hot and cold running water, fur
mace. basement. three fine porches;
other buildings including garage and
shop. Price $4,000: one-third cash
owner Box Al. RID No. 1, Olathe,
Colorado. Phone Delta 57J2 lotto
The Delta independent., 1920-03-19
AUSTIN
o > $3.50 - .

Rev. J. !. carp was in Austin on
Wednesday.
Several cases of whooping cough are
reported in town.
Rev Edmund Clark is quite i'll at
his home near Eckert
A large chicken house on the Bene-
fiel ranch blew over Sunday and was
badly damaged.
A msty ten.pound boy came TO the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dixon, on
Friday, March IL.
Several tents and out buildings on
various ranches were blown over and
damaged in Sundays storm.
Harry c. Loops of Milwaukee, Wis
consin, returning from business trip
to California, stopped over Sunday
with his brother, DR., w. A. Loops.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-19
, CRAWFORD
) . . . . . . . . . . . %

Harry Ginrich made a business trip
to Hotchkiss Tuesday.
John VanEngen took shipment OF
honey to Hotchkiss Tuesday.
School and church attendance are
getting back to almost normal since
the influenza has taken its departure.
Representative Robert + Rockwell
was in Crawford on business Wednes-
day and Thursday of last week.
George Busby returned home from
Somerset last Saturday. He had been
working there for sometime.
Miss Hattie Rice, who has been
working at Fruita for some time, came
home last Tuesday night.
John Hoseman. who has been crit
ically i'll OF flu-pneumonia, is now able
to be up.
Vern Lemon, who has resided in
town during the winter moved to the
ranch Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. II. l. Wilson,
March 11th. a seven and half pound
boy.
The livestock association met Mon.
day afternoon In the I. o. o. F. hall
for their annual meeting.
DR.. Manual of the Gunnison Normal
school was in Crawford Monday after
noon meeting with the teachers of our
schools.
Jay Lambertson left Tuesday for his
bee yards near Paonia. He will be
gone for about two weeks getting his
bees there in shape for spring.
Supervisor Kreitzer OF the forestry
department, was in Crawford the first
of this week looking after the inter
ests of his department.
Raymond zeldenthuis and little son,
Dean. who have been visiting in Iowa
for several week. arrived home on
Wednesday of last week.
Harry Lupher came up from Mont
rose Sunday. He said he found the
roads dry. but somewhat in the
rough" 4Icu t3JIl
Charles Collins came home Wednes.
day OF last week from Palisade. He
reports HIS father-in-law, NJ. J. Board
man. as now being able to sit up. but
that Mrs. Boardman Is Ill OF influenza
August sundberg has purchased the
ranch owned by Mr.. Dunlap at Onion
valley. Mr.. Dulap will visit In Penn
sylvania and other eastern states BE-
foro deciding on q new location.
John Kraii and wife who have been
visiting l. n Howell's and Roy Cot
toms for q couple OF weeks left on
Thursday of last week for Grand juno
tion.
Word haa been received that Mrs
Charles Collins, who has bean attend
The Delta independent., 1920-03-19
SOCIETY 4
= 80 90 % % 4

The Get Together club will meet
with Miss Bessie Perry on Garnet
mesa, Thursday, March 25th.
The young ladies of the World Wide
Guild of the Baptist church will hold
cooked food and plant sale at the
Western Colorado Power company Of
flee, Saturday, April 3rd. A number
of useful kitchen aprons will also be
sold.
The Baptist Calendar club met in
the church parlors yesterday after
noon. presided over by Mrs. H. ].
Baird and her assistants. After
nice program delicious refreshments
were served
The Womans Club is making ex-
tensive arrangements for entertain
ing the district federation of Womans
clubs which meets here April 18th
The program will be announced at an
early date.
Miss Ruth Vickery was the inspira-
tioa for a delightful three course
luncheon at the New Perkins Tues
day evening. at which eleven ladies,
clerks at Hollands store. participated.
The viands were fully up to the stand
ard OF this popular cafe, while beauti-
full flowers and pretty girls enhanced
the attractiveness of the table. Miss
Vickery left Wednesday for her new
home AT Marshfield. Oregon.
In honor of Post Commander Bills
OF Denver and Mrs. Kitterman, De-
partment President w. R. c., of Boul-
der. delightful reception was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ.
Wright Monday evening. AS usual,
this popular couple proved themselves
royal host and hostess. The spacious
house was filled to capacity and de-
lightful evening was spent Miss Lea
Wright furnished number of excel
lent numbers with drums and bells.
Miss Minnie Sweitzer being an able
accompanist Mrs. Stearns gave two
readings and Miss Wright sang two
solos. At the close of the evening
the guests regaled themselves with
punch and waters served by Mrs. l.
A. Dowd and Mrs T f. Remley.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-19
Q o . . q . . . . . q . .
BUSINESS LOCALS 4
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FOR sALE-Turkey gobler. Frank
Hoppe. 11-l2pI
FOR sALE-Used cars In good con-
dition. chas. F. keene. 6uc
FOR SALE CHEAP-A heavy ship
ming oil barrel. l2l Palmer. 9fc
FOR sALE-Ford car with delivery
body. May & Ball Paint Shop. suc
wANTED-Pouitry OF all kinds
Lee LeMarr. old packing plant stfc
GOOD pARoAiNss.ln ,s;a psse esrs: nas. ss. g.,
Austin garage. Joe Bcnefici- %sue
FOR SALE-One complete thresh-
ing rig very cheap. Phone Delta
145J1. S-lzc
FOR SALE-Champion seed pota'
toes Coop. phone Sc. Joe Read.
Dc,ta 11tfc
FOR SALE-A bargain. Model
1917 Maxwell. Enquire at s1l Grand,
malta 11-12p
FOR SALE-Chnmpion seed pota-
toes. Enquire of Starr Nelson, Delta,
co,orado 9-l2c
II in need of glasses call on G. ID.
Allen d Son, graduate and registered
optometrist. Delta.
GOOD LOANS-Farm or city prop
erty. Plenty of money. w. w. Ding
man, Hillman Building. TIC
FOR SALE-Baby bed with sliding
side; complete with pad; clean and in
good condition. This office.
FOR SALE-Ycilow Danver onion
seed, fully guaranteed, free from soul
lions. Price right Ed Dodge. 1uc
FOR SALE-I will sell my J. j.
Case tractor and plow outfit cheap
right now. John F. Anderson. Gar
nat mesa. 11-14p
wANTED-Men and their wives for
all summer work Can also place sew
eral single fellows. Bert Norton. near
postoffice. sue
FOR SALE-Team of mares and
harness. Gentle and true. Big bar
gain II taken by April LIST Call Coop.
,hono 1A.f, Eckert. 11tfc
FOR SALE-White Leghorn hens
and Buckeye incubator. buggy, har-
ness and few pieces OF furniture.
Miss Willis. Coop. 22S-H 1l-l2p
FOR SALE--Four tracts of land
SO acres. S2,SO0; ~ acres, $1,000; z
acres, sl.25O; 10 acres, all improved;
close in. Enquire of Independent.
FOR SALE-Three Minute washing
machine, wringer, good condition.
Child's sliding side white iron bed and
good, clean pad, first-class condition.
This office.
FOR SALE-A No. work mare
weight 1,400; seven years old. En-
auire OF Geo. o. Reshaw. Cory. lluc
FOR SALE-Smith farm truck, two
incubators, a good Balm moving ma
chine. r. w, Austin, 40 Grand Del
"a 11tfc
FOR RmTr-s2o acre dairy or
stock ranch, fenced. large barn and
corral. few acres under culdvaSton'
pasture for 80 head Of cattle; two
houses furnished and privats tele-
phone. F. ". Austin. 40 Grand.
,asta. "a 11tfc
ONION SED-Buy your onion seed
where you know you are getting the
best. II you buy mine you can be
sure'of Il. ~ place my reputation b.
hind this seed. Can be seen at tho
Delta County Farmer' Supply com
..rv neYta 11tfc
The Delta independent., 1920-03-19

ing her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. ]. Boardman, during their Ill
ness in Palisade, in down with influ-
enza. as is also her little daughter,
Mildred.
A. NJ. Mcleod sold his ranch in
Smith ForK Canyon just west of Craw-
ford to a Mr.. Dunham of Read, one
day last week Mr. Mcleod will
move to his Black Mesa racnh as soon
as weather and road conditions will
permit
Ord Morrow, having completed his
course in a Kansas City automobile
and tractor school, arrived home Mon
day. We understand Ord will put in
first-class auto repair shop and
garage in time for the beginning of
the auto season
Road Overseer Harley Fluke, who
has been down for some time with a
severe attack of flu-pneumonia, is now
able to be on the streets but it will
be some time yet before he will be
able to do full days work on the
roads. But our roads will not be neg
lected, for he has a force already at
NOIh uIdSSiuS lutm.
Our high school coach is arranging
for an athletic event for Friday, March
26th, that should be attended by every
one At three o'clock in the afternoon
baseball game will be played be-
tween the Paonia and Crawford high
schools, then if the present plans ma
teraliZe, at seven thirty a basket ball
game will be played between the two
schools. Come out to both games, all
ye loyal Crawford fans.
All things come to the town that
waits, maybe! But that town gets
things soonest that goes after them.
That is what the people of Crawford
have done, and soon We will have a
flour mill and electric lights as will
be seen in another place in this issue.
Mrs. VIM. Garner, who has been
staying with Mrs. Haley for few
weeks, returned to her home in Paonia
| Wednesday of last week
Mrs. Davis. who has been visiting
Mrs. l.. W. Howell, went to Maher on
Monday to visit with Mrs. Roy Cotton.
Bud Reese came in from Missouri
last Tuesday, but not alone, for the
brought with him a bride. His many
friends among the younger set gave
him and his bride their very best ef-
forts in charivari as an expression
of their welcome We all join in wei.
coming them to our town
Il
The Delta independent., 1920-03-19
Visits Home Folks.

Visits Home Folks
Clarence Kurz came in Monday from
Salt Lake for few days visit with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Kurz,
Clarence has recently accepted a post
ton of travelling salesman for the
Monroe Drug company. His territory
includes Colorado. Wyoming and Utah.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-19
Clara Mason Marries.

Friday afternoon at Montrose occur
red the wedding of Grandville T,
Eyman OF Telluride and Mrs. Clara
Mason, eldest daughter OF Mrs Lille
Wilson Of this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eyman will make their home at Tel
luride. where the groom is employed
as mining engineer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-01
PREbLE BOYS HELD
FOR IMPLICATION IN
M'NEAL GO. ROBBERY

EATON, O., July Frank O'Dell,
1s, residing near Eaton. and Walter
O'Dell, 20, Of Camden, are held in the
county Jail here in default OF $500
bond each on a burglary charge. They
are alleged to have been implicated In
a robbery of the grocery store OF h
McNeal & Son. They are cousins.
Arrest of the O'Dells followed the
arrest of Rife Pitsinger, II, son of
farmer living near Eaton, upon a
charge Of having figured in the Nc
Neal robbery. He confessed and i'm
plicated the ODells.
The trio implicated another young
man, whom the police say was the
ring leader in the burglary. He is be-
ing sought.
Police say two separate visits were
made to the McNeal store, the first
visit netting about $14 and the second
about So, along with several boxes OF
candy.
About the same time the McNeal
robbery took place, the local depart
ment store of Spring Bros. Co was
entered and robbed of S76.
Smiths Jaw Broken
Frank Smith, colored, trackman for
the Pennsylvania railway, sustained
Wednesday when the handle of lift
ing jack slipped from his hands.
To Elect Memorial Officers
Election of officers will take place
in a meeting of Eaton Memorial asso-
citation. Friday evening at 1880 in &
A r headquarters in the court house.
Eastman Is Married
John c.. Eastman, native of West
Alexandria, publisher of the Chicago
Journal, and Miss Catherine Matter,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mat
ter of Marion, Ind. were married re
Gently in Marion, according to an
nouncement cards received here and
at West Alexandria.
Conduct Davis Services
Funeral services for Mrs. Bernice
Davis, %, wife of Herman Davis, OF
Eaton. who ended her life Tuesday in
front Of q Pennsylvania train near
West Manchester, were held this aft
ernoon in West Manchester, in the
Christian church. Rev. Mr.. Watson
OF Harrisburg, conducted the services
Burial was at West Manchester.
TWO Postmen Get Pensions.
Under the new postal employees
pension law, which fixes the retire
ment age at 65, two local postal EN-
pioyeeS Will pe dHecteu--f RANK NJ
Mitchell, railway postal clerk, Cincin
nati-Chicago division of the Pennsyl
vania, and Barney Barnhiser, rura
carrier out Of the local postoffice.
Hartman-Dousherty.
D. r. Hartman, of Eaton, and Miss
Louise Daugherty, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Daugherty, were mar
ried Wednesday at the Daugherty
home in Wellington, o. After a wed
ding trip in the east they will reside
here.
Brubaker-Fudge
Miss Dorothy Fudge, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Fudge, and Roy
Brubaker were married Wednesday a
the Fudge home at Gratis
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-01
HUNDREDS OF UNUSUAL
STATEMENTS PROVE THE
POWERS OF VOLA-T0NIC

squares. For eight weeks I wasn't
able to work. Finally I started taking
Vola-Tonic and before all of the first
bottle was gone l felt better. I kept
on taking VolaTonic and am now
back at my work every day and feel
like different man"
Edward Hamilton, SIP East Fifth,
Cincinnati, said: For four months my
system was run down all over and l
was extremely nervous. l couldn't
sleep nights and got up mornings and
feeling as tired out as when I went to
bed. I didn't have a bit Of life or en-
ergy. I've gained weight and feel like
a different person since taking VIOLA
Tonic In fact, I think l feel better
now than I ever did before"
Vola-Tonic will help YOU just as it
did these people. Vola-Tonic is a
wonderful strength builder and helps
health all over. If you are feeling
weak and rundown get bottle of
Vola-T oniC-TODAY.
In cases Of weakened, rundown
system in which there also is nervous
ness Vola:Tonic Nerve Treatment
should be taken along with VIOLA
Tonic or, if constipation is present
Nola-LaX Candy Laxative should be
taken with Vola-Tonic.
Vola-Tonic, Builder Of Strength,
Vola-TOne Nerve Treatment and VIOLA
Lax Candy Laxative are sold in Rich
mond by the five Quigley Drug Stores
and are sold by one good druggist in
cities and towns all over this section
Advertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-01
Testimonials From All
Over This Section Tell of
the Relief New Medicine
Has Brought Men and
Women.

One of the most unusual things
about Vola-Tonic, Builder of
Strength" is the manner in which tes-
timonials, praising the new medicine,
continue to come in. Statements by
hundreds have been received telling
of the relief VolaTonic has brought
men and women.
Mrs. F. G. Haley, 1014 Terrace
street, Cincinnati said: Il suffered
from stomach trouble and indigestion
for years and was in misery most of
the time. After every meal gas would
form on my stomach and I would be
in intense pain. I dreaded for meal
time to come because I knew I'd have
an attack with my stomach after eat
ing. Vola-Tonic has helped me more
than anything l ever took and I very
seldom have any trouble with my
stomach at all now
A. G. Emerson, 91S Portsmouth
street Cincinnati, said: when l got
over the influenza ! was so weak and
run down l couldn't even walk two
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-01
GENCO LIGHT men
At CEDAR SPRINGS

Prior to attending the third annual
convention of Genco Light dealers at
Cedar Springs hotel, agents and dis
tributors from all of Indiana and part
of Ohio, were to meet in Richmond
Tsss,day.
The program was to have been as fol-
lows:
Address of Welcome. Judge viii
liam A. Bond.
Response, Cecil B. Fisher, Genco
Light dealer at Winchester, Ind.
''Genco Light and It's History"
Lemon Love, Of the General Gas and
Electric company, of Hanover, Pa.
Farmers Objections and How to
Overcome Them" William NJ Bailey,
president of the Richmond Electric
company, and w. r. Swails, salesman
in Preble county, Ohio.
How to Advertise and Sell the
Genco Light" c.. E. Winebrenner
sales department of the General Gas
and Electric company.
How to Overcome Transmission
Line Promotion" r. Magill, field rep
resentative of the Richmond Electric
company.
Noon Luncheon.
THE Duty of Genco Light Sales
men to Meet Present Emergencies, .
Fl c. Starr, treasurer of the Rich
mond Electric company.
Organization, Cooperation and Ad
vertisement," w. E. Wiles, district
manager of the Richmond Electric
company.
General discussion.
Adjournment.