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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Plays and Players Who Are Finding
Favor With New York Audiences

William a. BRADY has just presented
'The Young Visitors" at the Thirty
ninth Street Thcater. This Is tho
1.amatization OF Daisy Ashford's fam
GUS book by Mrs. George Norman and
Margaret Mackenzie.
he Young Visitors" nearly
every one knows. is supposed 10 have
been written by Daisy Ashford ut the
age or nine, though at tho time OF
us publication and since. there has
been considerable speculation as TO
whcthcr or not the real author may
% Sir James NJ. Barrie. whose de-
iiGhtiui prcfacee furnished iurt her
ground Tor that opinion.
ReSardlcsS of who Is really rrScon-
slplc Tor The Young EisitcrS,' he,
or she. has added cons idcrubly 10 the
tticty ~ nations thanks TO MIR. sal
,scha. Ethel Aonticuc. BERNARD Clark,
.hc h.nrl Of Clinchan. ana The other
.nattcterS who almost overnight
Atlantic.
LEADING the cast of 9Th. Young
Visitors" is Harold Anstruther. VINO
mas come 10 America to play Tie or
isihal role of bernard Clark: Herbert
lost. az Mr.. Saitcena: Marie Gufr. as
Ethel Alonticuc. Lionel pape. ms the
Earl OF clincham. and many others
including Lcelic Palmer, Frank Hol-
Inns. Ruby Gordon, Kathleen Nndrus
Charles Hanna, Bernard savage Ron
crt Brott. Josephine bernard. Flor
cncc Burdett, Frcdricka Grcvill +,
Serano Heating. Mary Iiaswcll. Mar
I'm itapp. Peggy Harvey, Albert
Shrnbb, Grace DouShcrty stewart
KEMP and Roswell Lowry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

bags IA the store which were spread
there by them and found hy Mr.. Kcl-
lam, One of the bags was doubled up
L" form a pillow. Detective Kellam
looked around for an alarm clock, as
hc cogitatcd that they must certainly
nave had this to make sure they
would awaken in time. Before leav-
ing, as an afterthought. they took
with them several plugs of tobacco
and two pairs of army socks.
The cash drawer of the store. for
tunately for the proprictors. was
empty. for it was overturned on the
hoor. They went out. as they had
entered. through the rear door. They
also paid visit to the confectionery
store OF George Popa, 2514 Beverly
Street. where they found cash to the
extent OF 50 in nickels, and. having
already dined. they departed without
taking anything else except silver
fork.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

orders We're reported on combed yarn
goods. The movement was looked
anon as important from tho fact that
SOme OF the large printers and hand
iers OF hleached goods Nero the ac-
tive buyers. after havin. shown no
interest In prices for some time.
No substantial Improvement is We.
reported in the movement of Finished
goods in first hands. and mills are
Increasing rather than decreasing
curtaiimeHt operations. On the other
hand. there have been active clear
ance sales of domestic and printed
cottons In jobbims centcrs, the prices
In many cases being lower than the
las; values placed on goods by mill
AGENTS. Il IS also poted that more
low-rriced retail sales arc taking
place in various sections OF the coun-
try, notably SO in those centerS of
industry whore idlencss is increas-
ing.
rlans for curtaled production in
min Ccntcrs range from absolute idle
ness Tor indefinite periods in some
large plants To schedules of fou- days
a week or less in others. II Is CON
servativciy estimated that 40 per cent
nt the capacity of cotton using mills
is unemployed. There has been no
Improvement in the export situation.
r'rices follow: 2S-inch 64N6is,
.-2c: 64xGoS. i-cc; rs i2-inch. GIN
SIS. Sic; brown sheetiDgS. southern
standards - i-2c: t!ck;ngs, S o.,
:. Pc dcnimS. 2.20s, indigo. use:
staple siaghams, II l." and zoe:
prints. l2!-2c, dress ginShams. 20
and 81 1-aC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
THREE OF H0OT GIRSOH's
PICTURES BOOKED BY REX
Popular star VIII Feature pro-r,u
Oh IRIS if.atcr on Aonduy,
fhursdny and SATURDAY,

An exceptionally strong list of
, chtmTes. sreciai attractions and
added comedies has been ARRANGED
ny the Rex Thentcr for this 49,
a'"ot Gtbson will he seen Monday in
new picture called Tipped on
i ~ Ia. ray Is starred the following day
IN dangerous Trails" and one or
Ill ,Iurp.hs latest comic scraama
VIII DC shown also Tom Moore In a
npsg 1850, feature is offered on wod-
n,.TnS,day rs well as new chapter of
me branded Four" with Ben VIII
son and Gerber
MI, noot Gibson is found in his usual
ana an added attraction is ..'rhn cnit
oi me FLOOD" For Friday a stellar
i T:nea has has been obtained. "The
S.son fiame. starring j. Warren
NcrriEan and FritEi Brunette. A
Sarler DE Haven comedy will also
ne SHOWN: The wick viii be wound
up WIN the initial Richmond showing
OF stiii n third Hoot Gibson feature.
Supcrstition." {"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CONDUCT
SCHOOL FOR EX-SERV7CE MEN
Course in Automobile Me
chanics Proves Most
Popular Subject.
ABLE INSTRUCTORS
HEAD DEPARTMENTS
John Blake Has Served as
Superintendent Since Incep-
ton of Work.

one OF the most unique educational
institutions in Richmond is the even
ing school conducted by the Knights
or Columbus, at 3QS East Marshall
street, for the benefit OF eX-seryIce
men from the army, navy and marine
corps. who are given the instruction
free of all cost Others are admitted
10 tho school on the payment OF Il
small fec for such classes MS they NAV
desire to pursue.
Enrolment in the institution IS
continuous and since it was inaugu-
rated in March. 1920. a total OF ia
students have take nadvantage Of the
class work in various courses.
The school is III this time giving
instruction in the following sub
Jcct3: Acconntancy, ADVERTISING book
Keeping, commercial law. commercial
English. penmanship public speaking.
saleSrnanship. shorthand. typcwriting
commercial and industrial history.
business arithmetic, high schou, math-
cinatics. Spanish, mechanical draw
ing. shop mathematics. auto mechan-
les. acetylenc welding. elementary
course in English and arithmetic Tor
beginners
Courses offered are designed for
those who wish 10 increase their cr-
hciehcy aion. lines of their daily oc-
pare themselves for some vocation
ether than that in which they are at
present engaged; and for those who
ar" ambitious TO Improve their gen
cral education In academic. ,cchnicnl
or commercial subjects. Many OF the
SUBJECTS given are arranged to serve
Inc special needs of those men who
Ior ono reason or another stopped
ihcir school work at AN early age
FOR such men the schoo! is proving
especially attractive because all mem
bcrs of the school are approximately
of the same age.
The policy Of the administration is
TO do everything possible TO meet the
educational needs OF each man an
p'S;ns. In order 10 do this the school
operates more different classes in nro-
portion 10 the number of students
IMAM any school IN the city. The
rccnid" show that not more than six
applicants have failed To secure the
instruction asked for. Furthermore,
every effort IL made Ia place students
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
INTEREST MOUNTING HIGH
FOR HEMPEL CONCERT
Modern Jenny Lind VIII Sing In
Southern Municnl Series
December IL,

Intercs, in the concert which Mime.
Fricda Iempcl will give here Decem-
Der IS, at the City Auditorium. under
the auspices OF the Southern Musical
Bureau. is being intensified by reason
OF her recent impcrsonation of Jenny
Lind ut the Centennial celebration OF
the noted Swedish songbirds birth, In
Carnegie Hail. New York, this past
October.
Nine. 1empcl is now on her way
to this part OF the country from the
Middle West. where she Is receiving
enthusiastic receptions from large
audiences who applaud her sympa-
thetic programs rapturousiy. She, Is
concluding all her concerts with
Home, Sweet Hone" and the pro-
Handl. Schumann. Schubert, Reger,
Mozart and others. She is also sing
ing II Swedish to her own accom-
paniihcnt, "The Herdsman's Song"
Her sweet and appealing manner, her
personality and her artistic sense all
combine to convince her auditors that
she was the ntting choice to i'm
personate Jenny Lind. With her will
appear here Coenrnad v. Bos. n Dutch
pianist. and August Rodemnn. n nut
ist formerly with the PHILADELPHIA
symphony Orchcstra-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Nearly 1000 Students Are
Enrolled During
First Year.
OFFER MANY COURSES
FREE OF ALL CHARGE
Studies Designed to Increase
Efficiency of Daily
Occupations.

me degree OF success attained should
he measured in terms Of Increased
N ,,....i eisici.ncy and gain In APP
pfSciatioH OF life values. Tina; this
school Is measuring up 20 such :,
STANDARD Is evidenced on every hand
Oy ;ht testimony OF thc students.
IL uoes not require prophetic WIS.,
ION TO forcscc that the time is ran.
IDLY passing when IL worker in any
neid OF activity can hope to retain
any hcsiiio above tina, OF unski!icd
on ms part 70 advance. That "A work
er is retained. to say nothing OF briut:
advanced. In mplnymcnt where ther,
are great many more seekers after
dependent more than Is generally re-
aiz"d npsn the effort OF the worker
10 more fully prepare himself for the
, WGsk a, hand The opportunity 20 do
inln bus Evening School in the mos,
cHcicni ana convenient way possible
ana ana wise Is tho young man who avniis
.,;,E o. the advantages. Fully soG
sthdrhts In addition 10 the present
enr"iim"nt can be accommodated and
me principal will gladly give such
iniormat!on AS may he desired b.
those applying.
The school lie especially fortunate
IN having FOR It's superintendent John
J; Biakc. who not only lis responsi.
PIC 10 large extent for it's success
but who has also been actively in
crested in the organization or oth..
shrh schools In the state. Mr.. Bl.kes
uhtirinS efforts have been motivatcd
Dy The great interest in all things
pertaining to the welfare OF the ,nnn
VINO served their country during tho
war.
The knights OF Columbus have c.-
tabl;sh"d IN nj! the great State uni
!ersitics and colleges all over the
Lnitcd states $50 veteran scholar
SHIPS These scholarships we're i'm
partially awarded after competitive
eHamination After allowing for the
maintenance of these veteran sch ol :
arships there remained an unexpended
lund or SI00O.00G. The kniEhis felt
mat TINS was n trust fund to he ad :
inin's;ercd by them in the interest OF
the American people, who contributed
II. ana fc!t that II could no he used
70 better purpose than in the estab-
Iishmen, OF free evening schools for
cy-Servicc men, and thus render valu-
am" a!d 70 the men who unsclishly
served and responded TO the call Of
their country during the world war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

George L. Fitz. Ivey !. Moore. Rob.
eri II. Tisdaic. Carl ID. Morris, Sid
neE ID. lienslcy. Robert Pollard. VIII
liam j: Morton. Arthur w. burke.
Henry +. Marino. Joy b. Gilbert, Al
Yin G. Stagg, Thomas a. Cooke. Ed
ward j. Frost. Robert II. Scott. oscar
g: Thac kcr. Thomas F.. Dyke. Russell
w. jenkins. Charles A. Palmorc,
Hoher, w. Burke. George w. MlzZclI,
h. IL. f.pperson. Robert l.. McGehee
Th. school has been especially for
tunato in securing Instructors Of
ability. who are peculiarly qualified
Tor their particular subjects. The
ambition OF each instructor Is TO be
OF the greatest help possible TO eac!.
student. The teaching corps at pres
ent number twenty-five Instructors.
The equipment In each department
10 fully adequate in every detail the
automobile department alone was
equipped at "a cost OF $4,000. In fact
nothing has hccn left undone To in
sure the higheS; tyne of instruction
under surroundings most conducive
10 rea! progress.
Efficient Instructors, adequate equip
mcEt. pleasant surroundines--as in!-
porthrt aud necessary as they are
are AL simply means TO an end. The
rea! object or aim OF any school OF
this type is the educational advance
ment OF the individual student ami
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Food In.ncctor wanted.

The recent death OF Food Inspector
the Bureau OF Health. which will be
supplied by appointment to be made
by Director OF Public Welfare Levy.
Tho position Is a coveted one. Sew
cral applicants outside OF the depart
ment have already appeared and DIR.
Levy viii have n large field from
which TO make his selection. The po-
sition will be substantial promotion
for several OF the MON In the bureau.
who arc IN limo OF recognition OF long
and faithful service. The vacancy
may he filled next week,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

In classes according TO their previous
educational experience and their nbiI-
lty 10 pursue the work OF the class
win the maximum amount or prof,
anu satisfaction.
one popular course offered in the
schooI is the course in automobile
IncchanicS driving. This course is
ma;nly for those who wish TO take
a snort Intensive course IN the study
OF the automobile. the functions OF
the parts and the operation or various
types OF car for The purpose of Cper-
atinE their own cars. and, secondly
Tor those who wish 10 pursue later u
more advanced course as mechanics
In the repair department and there BY
equip themselves as practical me
chanics. Fer the last group OF men
that Is. those who wish 10 pursue 4
further advanced course This short
course is preliminary. The aggrc-
gate OF time required for the com
plction of this course is only forty
eight hourS.
Since the scho0! first began opera
ton in March. l92e. there have. been
more than four hundred students en-
rolled for this course alone. 4. the
closing exercises Of the last term the
total number OF students receiving
certificates for the satisfactory com
plction of this loriyeisht hour
course was twenty five Thcy are:
Wesley +. Adams. Virgil II. Sillman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Onno-cs Ncgro.s rarao.

GREENVI.LE, ). G.. Dec. 4.-Gov.
cr"or Davis, Of Virginia. was re-
quesied today by Mayor Harvley. o,
GFeen'ii!e. not 10 commute tho dealt,
sentence imposed upon John Williams.
ailaS Joe Turner. negro. for the muir
eeF OF policeman in Lynch,urs.
Va.' as asked IN 4 petition said IN
nave been presented the Governor
Williams is charged also with having
h'I'ed tW" CITY detectives here last
year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
DOZEN GOVERNORS AT
RETURN OF CITY HALL
Fice-Presidcnt-E Elect Coolidge II.
Guest of Honor ut Exerc.scs
In Chester PA
bly, my Associatod Press ]

By Associated prcss.l
tiHSIEit' PA, Dec. 4.--Moro than
dozen Governors returning from
the Governors conference at Harris
burg were guests here today at the
exercises attending the official re-
turn OF the historic old City Hall TO
tho city and at the Republican VIC
tory luncheon. Governor Coolidge.
Vice President-elect. was guest of
honor at tho luncheon.
Al the City Hall exercises Governor
Coolidge. Governor Sproul, OF Penn
syivenih. and Governor Allen, of
Kansas. wcre on the program for adj
dresses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
VIII Issue Diplomas.

Every Baptist Young Peoples Union
OF Richmond Is expected to he repre-
scented at the meeting Of the Senior
u. Y. T. Z. Association Of the city
this afternoon Mt O'Clock In Grace
Street Baptist Church. About 200
diplomas. issued for work. done in tho
recent training school. will bo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

NEW YORK, Dee A-Read-
I9i inn,s Of %a'ima'ss in ,he hnan
li"ts continued this week. nnding
free cXpr' ssion in the lower trend
Of speculative securities, smaller out
pat Of raw and finished products and
principal staples.
The outlook for tho balance Of the
year as viewed by competent 90
servers indicated further downward
taiimen; ~ many lines OF manufac-
,urc. Offset In part by an active re-
tail holiday trade
,a D"i,nitc developmsnts of the week
ny which Southern Pacific is 10 al
N.S' itself Of it's oil lands. which
!IfIcd 10 arouse any enthusiasm and
We Suspension OF dividends ON two
cANloned iit'lc or no surprise. Hcavi-
ness of various other issues In the
motor, shipping and miscellaneous
groups strengthened the craving
conviction that conservatism or aS,
S9iutc necessity may impei the sus-
pension of disbursements TO holders
~ preferential as well rs colnmon
In the steel industry further price
cutting was 'rcsortcd to by indcpru-
deit producers. This failed 20 evoke
NOR" than ianguid response from
consumers. hut !, was declared that
large contracts for railway equip
mtnt arc soon To be awarded. Rail
road earnings for October were sub.
Summary better hut Taken in the ag-
EtcSatc J; was evident that the lead
ING transportation systems have not
N"t thrown OFF the burdens imposed
u! me long period OF Federal control
Investment conditions show q bel
'"r tone: AS attcstca by the opnu
market FOR new corporate offerings
hGt The opposition of the government
tn"ar1S domestic and foreign credit
IS defined by Secretary Houston and
~ fchcrnl Reserve Beard Offers lit
" nope for easier money rates in
ne immediate future. Gold con-
tinucd 10 pour into The country, with
'ut erecting any Improvement in the
market Tor international rcmittanccs
bi me many foreign loans now under
ncEotht!on here u Is understood that
those 10 cuba ana Brazil are assam.
ing concrete form
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Weekly Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Dec 4.-Print cloth
and convertible markets were more
active during the week. and prices
sSWerc advanced. Saise nf print cloths
an the New York markets were esti.
mated as high as 100000 pieces. the
largest In many weeks. Sneet!nps
W ere In moderate demand only and
taome purchases were made at the
lowest prices yet touched. Some small
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
McckIN Metal RcNic,N.

NEW YORK. bee. 1.-The steel
market displays = weak tone. aside
from some stcadincsS in rails and
pipe. with demand very SLOW. More
Independent companies have reduced
their prices to a basis with the steel
corporation and quotations are more
nearly normal than for many months.
Lower prices have not helped husi-
ness. however. aud III some cases in
depend.nt mills are going on short
ali lower. while Wire is very weak
ana some OF the finished products are
selling even with the raw material.
iii; iron is also weak because OF
poor demand and continued reseiling
Il; concessions. Some Of the fur
naces are trying 10 meet TINS com
petition hut find little business: Can
most OF the business is in the way
OF hliins old orders.
II is reported that about l.oou,0oo
pounds Of copper have been sold by
vopcan consumers. The large agencies
have not met this figure, however
and rather better feeling WAS re-
with 4 li-cent basis generally main
;aincd for deliveries.
This condition drove shorts 10
cover and the bulge was continued
until December wheat touched i.7ai-S.
the March option futures touching >
cents under that figure. Then came
news of increased country offerings
in Nebraska and Kansas. OF the sales
OF 10000 bushels OF wheat 10 go 10
store. thus !nSuring deliveries to De-
cCmbcr longs and OF weekly ship
mcnts Of 100000 bushels from IN
diund These factors induced late
selling and brought the close down
to within fractions OF yesterdays
finals.
December finished at III to ITO
81 and March l.6I 10 80 IA. When
over coarse grains showed decided
tendencies toward following the
course OF wheat prices. prott-takinE
MAS strongly in evidence. Muddy
roads. limiting country movements
In parts Of Illinois and delaying
husNingS in other sections were fac
tors in the corn pit. December con-
tlnucd "a lead other options In that
grain and increased it's recent grad
ual Sainson the May option.
There was strong undcrtonc.
however. in both corn and oats and
tho close on the former was IL To
81 cents net higher With December
az ~ Us 20 Il.
May &c IL and 3-S and July - 81.
In oats May finished At 81 rs 20 81.
which was ! cents above December,
ana "a fraction higher than the last
bid on July.
Provisions were moderately higher.
DECREASED Western stocks and ship
mcntS strong hog markets and pre-
diciions OF lesSenrd shipments in the
latter for next week were largely
responsible Tor the advance Trading,
however. MAJ rather light
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
"l'hrec Live Gho,,,.,

~ ihrec Live Ghosts"
ihrce Lave Guests. Max Mnrcin,a
production Of Frederic s. isnuu, = IN
scHio.: comedy 1T the Nora ~. ,na
ihcatef. Is enjoying unusual Drusurr
10y. ana purely because or al, c.u,,u
iuh, IT'S mover pot. anu It's iuvubio
characters i"
Inc story has to do with tbrca
soidicrS-tw b brush anu one An,ri
can. VINO return IRON Il German uriyon
mp a'LcG iaSiHS DGca lislul ;,a
oIhc!aiiy ucau' by the British, War
once Prcuiiariy enough, wnun tncy
return, cacn man nIius 1t very good
ic1"oii Tor remaining ucnd---aii Inat
49, eAccpl spool. WAC has pr.u
sHcl. -shotkcu dnu dUesu KNOW wun
or what n: *. 10 .iuu To the troubIcs
o' tIiGSc ghosts. tue suciI-snuckn1
hicHioer OF tnS trio ucvctvgs h.culo-
HGhia' ne fooS - mousse. cra,As :. safe
hiuhaps Il DaD!. dnG IN tHc cad lands
.'!HscII i.Ho aus tSo Companions, I'm
Tue handS Oh Scotland iaid tat in
~ through SpUo.y also taat thcv
are AH.iiS cleared aud are IJ!u tn
return 20 the IaAd OF tac iSy!rs
Hhe cast inc!ancs Berry, Mercer
Sh"Eiss McNau6nton. Charles DaItun'
f!ura shcflieid, Gym Chadwick. Em.
nett ah;.cn ieIoTd. BcAtrice Miner.
MaiS"erlta LconarIi. and Arthur Mct.
Gale
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
jus. snppo.c. 4 Winner

I'm you imagine the Prince of
Tres running away from the occrs-
thry OF states OniCiil dinner and wan
ueI!hs Around In the money -Buc,sl.d-
noohilt atmospheric OF ,irE.nl;i aud
,alIih8 IN TOW. with one OF tno ''unugn
GERS OF tho sGuth''t If you can There's
one play IN New York you snoti.. ,,.I
80 80 '1a - A. ho".Sa sust suppose" at
,ttnty MIXERS 1ncatcr-acd even Jr
;;"ur !IhaSihation IL crippird a nsi
ms charin!nS romantic play IL worth
'"nihB chance Oh.
I"lTicit ,oi!ihSc. az the Virgins,
SIT VINO Tails head over hc.ls i'm iovn
"ith ne Prince oi Wales, Us as aw,.t
uciiSntiGi Il person as anyone
cOuio WISH TO ace there, io,. ~
Hu's"ihc IN Just suppose" and -
niue rain as ven
ihc part OF the Prince OF Wall. \,
rtSed ny Godfrey Kerr, n reul I.nn.
"ohcr' VINO LOOKS not unlike IN. nrca
OK Finu"-DrinE bond ana navtnr
cS ana a smile ;hnt remind on, OF
~ aI'EactiN. royaI visitor whom m.
ohi'.u States had tnc pisaaur. Of en-
~ t'i''hs iISi Year. l.cgltc lnN,rh
nino nhtiNe Britisncr, VINO nIays the
~ D' IN. Traces pal. gives a do.
.H"t'hi hnttCh Of the inattcr.oI FAC,
NtoHiI'a' out Interesting young EnU
n!:.i'iih OF today. Fred Kerr ns ,So
.'arluis OF htrnaby." Is no s,r.uper
oh VA" american stage. atI is being
M'itpnl.d back BY h.a many fflcnas
hc ~ the father OF the young man
"ho pays thc prince.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

Gle. he wins through TO happiness ana
Mss Tell. and Mr.. Marion, the rs.s;
ciuues FRANK Monroe. Grace keals.
iicich Gilmore. Dorothy DAY. Oiivrr
Hall and ~. l.. DAVIS.