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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

Il Is these that give the manager his
midnight worries, for he has TO keep
his program filled between the fea-
lures and he must select well il ne is
70 make a success OF his theaDer and
this means long hours and hard work.
DO you Etil think it an easy Job2
II you do, ask one Of these managers
some time 70 let you sit in with
him at a private review and see what
you think about It. Often manager
invites in a few close friends 10 view
a picture with him, but seldom Is the
invitation accepted, for very few peo-
pie want TO sit up until two o'clock
in the morning 70 see a picture when
they can see Il for from thirty TO
fifty cents some evening at seven
thirty OF eight OF course the com
pauy OF the manager means some
thirz, but even that is not enough al
the time 70 warrant sitting up with
him until two o'clock
Ben Lewis might reEale you with a
story about why VIII Winch smokes
such big black cigars-because ne
can offer them TO other people and
have them refused; John MeCue might
even ten YOU the real reason why his
hair IS so beautifully gray; Jim Quinn
might spring a few puns that ne naa
not vet written for the screen or
might even hum a lullaby for you. but
the chances are that whoever you were
with would be so enErossed In the
picture that he wouldn't know you
were there
Willie Winch would show you that
fire ordinances in a theater are not
aDpiicable after midnight by smoking
the blaclzest cigar you ever saw ana
J. II Edgar Hart would be sure 70
enliehten you on how David Belasco
does all his work fl the small hours
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

thing on the subject rs that essen
tiall' he asked and thus he registers
one on VIII Winch. who admits Mis-
souri, as his birthplace
Asked what his first business was.
Ben said he started as caricaturist
and ended as a caricature." ne once
made cartoons on the Houston Post
About 90 years agO-that is as far
back as he VIII discuss dates-he got
Job as treasurer in the GreenWall
theater Sweeney d C0ombs opera
house, at Houston. but he drifted out
Of that into the advertising game In
Dallas before coming here he cane
to El Paso in 1916 20 join his brother,
the late J. n Lewis, and has been
here ever since and Is as good a char
acter actor in ameteur vaudeville as
he IS a manager Of picture houses. He
IS also a good Kiwanian and doesn't
believe IN gambling. he says Tight
entertainment takes best because peo-
pie like to be amused A heavy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

earned as a page IN the house OF par
lament. which Isl why, perhaps, he Is
such a finished diplomat and poll
tician. He entered the theatrical busi-
ness first in 1888 with a dramatic
company that lasted three days after
opening He came 10 Ell Pas0 three
years ago and entered the picture
business. both as a distributor o. films
70 houses in surrounding territory and
as manager o. houses on South e
Paso street His brain conceived
nthe Rialt0 idea" and he supervised
its conversion from the old Texas
Grand theatar and has been the mar
aging director since &C. opened he
thinks the public likes pictures bet
ter than the spoken drama because OF
the low admission prices for even
much finer spectacles than the stage
can produce"
Discussing the picture same gen
orally, he said
'.The proposition OF guessing just
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
\ How many full nedEed generals
have we uovvf l.. NJ. c.

2
20 How many full nedEed generals
IL have we uoVvf T. NJ G.
A The war department says that
{ Gen. Pershiug is the only general in
] me Emitted States army at present
I Cen. March held the title during the
war. but is now major general Gen
Z Bliss was brevet general, but is now
retired from active service
@ Why is cotton gin 30 calleds
a. aGin" is a contraction Of ZEN
I CINE" and a cotton sin is merely an
I engine for separating seeds from cot
q. Have the Pilgrim half dollars
Z been coined yeti B. NJ p
A. Pilgrim half dollars to the num-
Z Der Of 800. 900 have been coined and
distribution began October i 1890
! The price Of the half dollars viii be
one dollar
A The wonder horse Man O. War"
I Is a three-year old
q. How do the king james YER
sion. sthe authorized version and
l.the revised version OF the Bible dif-
/ ferf A. p.
A. The King James version and
! athe authorized version" Of the scrip
q lures are the same. This version was
made fin 1911. Later number Of the
] greatest Bible students OF Great
/
"the authorized version" making the
I text clearer and more in conformity
with good English. This revised
version" was completed In 1883. Both
versions Of the Bible are used in
I Protestant churches
q Can a judge OF a county court
or supreme court be consulted on
points Of llT3 G. W. B.
A. A. judge OF court is not sup
posed TO be consulted on points Of
q. what relnffon WAS Mrs. Robert
z. Lee to Martha Washington
A. AIRS. Lee was the great grand
daughter Of Martha Warrington The
father Of Mary Randolph Custis Lee
was George Washington Parze Gus
Gusts. the son of Martha Washing
ton by her former marriage TO Daniel
Parke Custis-
q. what preparation can be used
on automobile wind shields TO keep
them clear when driving in a rain or
STOW stormf r.. NJ. Nee
A.. Glycerine applied 20 a wind
shield viii help 20 keep 10 clear
q who thought Of rslng coins for
trading purposesf s. C. ".
A. The Invention OF coined money
is attributed 10 GyEes, a ruler Of
Lydia. ia the beginning Of the 18th
century. 3. C. The coins Of that time
were made Of a mixture OF gold and
silver
O. Is there any place in the United
States that never has freezing wealth
ers J. w
A. The weather bureau says that
as far as known no part Of the con-
tinental area OF the United states Is
believed TO be free from freezing
temperature However. freezing
temperature has never been observed
at Key West, Florida, and It Is prob
able that there are other islands near
the southern end Of Florida where It
rarely, if ever, occurs
q II a needle Is moved outside the
range that a magnet can attract it,
IL the magnet eEerting any force on
ft3 G. o. 6.
A The magnetic force is stiu az
fectinE the needle. The magnet grad
ually has less power on the needle as
IL is moved away from Il, but there IS
no definite point at which this power
ceases TO exist.
g Has any step been taken to
erect q bridge Of mouumenetl char
uc1er across the Pofomae from Wash
inEf0n to Arlinetonf H B. II.
A A bridge was included IN the
plans for the lincoln Memorial This
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

golden shade in solution a blonde
whom i know tried the experiment OF
eating a half dozen oranges a day
and Increasing the number to a dozen
daily for three months In that time
the change IN her coioriuE vas arnaz-
ing. Her hair. which had been
shade too pale took on the rtchs
golden yellow Of corusilk.
When she had quite convinced her
self OF the fact that oranges are TIE
food Of beauty. especially for q blonde
che also decided % eat many car
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

what the public VIII or viii not Ike
makes this the most elusive OF busi-
nessesE- The very nature Of % pre-
cludes the possibility Of any set stand
ards By which one nay be guided nor
can past experience Be relied upon
az an lnfallibIe indicator Of the fu-
ture as a result o. rapidly and con
stautly VARYING conditions which keep
changing almost over night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

drama must be unusually good 20 so
over big" he continues.
Asked q further elucidate the busi-
ness, he said. Entertainment OF the
present day is nothing more than
amusement merchandising. When We
buy our picture we have 20 know
whether or not Il IS a sal.ble article.
the same as a merchant must know in
buying goods. We some times make
mistakes, but a close study Of our
patrons and their wants enables us
to choose the kind Of pictures they
like best
John Patrick 1IcCue.
John Patrick McCue was born In
1870, on Sept Is, and Is therefore en-
titled to that fine head Of white hair
for he is old enough. His first busl-
ness was in the real estate game In
New York with his father and then ne
got the theatrical bug and a job
with George Cummings, who IVES as
sistant manager Of the BroauWay
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

theater in New York He remained
IN the theatrical business during most
OF his life. but his first connection
with pictures vas In 1908. when he
came TO FL Pazo and began taking
tickets for S. ". Fulkerson al the
Biiou. He is manager Of that thearer
today and says he thinks his patrons
like melodrama better than any other
pictures and he tries 10 give them
the highest class melodrama he can
get. He has exclusive first cali on an
the Fox pictures and a good dispose
ton
~Jimquinss n Canadian
James Quinn better known as Jim
bv his friends and as .Jimquins" by
those closest 70 him, was born in To-
ronto, Canada, Feb. is, -18s4- and is
not an Englishman- but an lrishman,
proof OF which he offers. in the
yritticfsms thrown on the screen at
the EiaIto as the product Of his mind
and typewriter. His first money was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

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the oranges for six months she ate
carrots sliced and steWed in cream
she ate them in soup; she ate them
mashed and seasoned slightly vita
salt and pepper she even ate them
baked. At the end OF that time her
hair had deepened its color thrss
shades and Was far more luLuriznE
IN growth and richer And her COM
pleEion was fresher. fairsr and har-
monized more perfectly with the love-
y golden lights IN her hair.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

Queen Mary. OF England. is an *
pert millner.
Smyrna times., 1920-11-24
IEM PRICE TO Be HANGED
FRIDAY, DECEMBER THIRD
wEEps IN COURT AS THE SEC
OND SENTENCE is IMPOSED
Warden Plummer Begins Preparation
of GaIlOws Which May Also De
ITsed to Execute Thomas


Used to Execute Thomas
For tbe second time, Lemuel Price,
negro murderer of Policeman Thomas
I. Zeblev. Thursday was sentenced TO
be hanged. Chief Justice Pennewlh. i
who pronounced sentence, fixed the !
date of execution as Friday, December
). lust a year and day from the
do+e of his conviction and first SEN
tence. Under the law execution OF
sentence must not take place less than
fen davs from pronouncment OF IT,
Preparations for the hanging are pc
ING completed at the workhouse. Ire
law moved swiftly Thursday against
the man who had once escaped lVs
grasp and gone as far as France ana
Alabama footloose. The chief justice
recited the circumstances, asked the
negro if he had anything to say. Inc
murderer briefly asked for mercy De-
cause he said he had not killed Zebley
Intentionally. Sentence was then I'M
posed. AS the words that spelt his
doom dropped from the chief Justices
Inns. the prisoner began to cry. upon
a kindly word from Warden Plummer'
of the New Castle Workhouse, the
tears turned to a wry smile. On the
wav back to the WOrkhouse Price
made little or no comment upon his
fate. He had told the warden he was
glad the suspense was over. The
over and Terminer courtroom was
crowded with an audience, composed
mainly of men, when the case was
was tried.
Ernest Thomas, colored, under SEN
tence of death for an assault upon
white woman near Smyrna, appears
to be at ease in his cell at the work
house. He has been respited until Nc
vember 26, in order to investigate the
report that he is mentally deficient
Preparations for carrying out the sen
tence of Price will be made promptly
The fate of Thomas being still in tn
balance, and two hanging being possl
BILE, with one gallows for the two, tn
warden's plans take that into consld
Grafton. The carpenter force at tn
workhouse has already been busy wit
the details.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-11-12
Washing
Powders

" Large pkgs. Gold Dust 49,. 80 cts. pkg.
100 small Gold Dust at ........ &c apiece
100 Ivory Soap Flakes $50. 2 for 25ets.
100 cans D Cleanser ........ 2 for rs cts.
60 pkss. Washing salsoda !. 2 for rs cts.
100 pkgs. Lux at ............ u cts pkg.
~ cans Parrot Metal Polish .......2cc
"a cans Spec dee Hand sosp ........ zoe
20 cans Fitz Hand soap ......... zoe can
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-27

bctt who tried TO get mt Bob a sec
ond time
once i'm a while they die whining
in track ard field meets But IL is
the exception not the rule Years
ago i'm the Athens olympic the late
Martin Sheridan won the discuss
throw from Georgautas. the Greek.
The latter was national hero ln
Greece just as Sheridan was in this
country. When Martin good -natur-
eddy extended his hand TO the giant
Greek. Geargantas thrust his own
behind his back although he had
no excuse. save the smallness Of his
nature. 10 offer for his act.
When HaCkcnschmidt Lost.
When Hackenschmidt was the
greatest of wrestlers he was known
as a very rough performer. Men
frequently suffered severe bodily in
juries due to his whirlwind style of
wrestling and his Herculean strength.
Eventually he met his match i'm
Gotch after more than two hours of
tussling. Gotch outstretched and
outroughed the Russian. Hack =,
however, never gave Frank the ere
dit for his win. always claiming
that the Iowan hay "fOuled" him
out Of the title.
Tn the Stockholm Marathon Mac
Arthur. the winner was carried off
the course by Gitsham his fellow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-27
HIGH PREPARES TO
END HAMMOND RULE
Locals Meet Nictors of Past
Two Years In Third Clash
Saturday.
- AfIkE NYIk0S

Coach Gransden put his high
school regulars through su6
workout last night in preparation
Tor the Hammond game next Satur-
day. The practice consisted mostly
OF scrimmage with the second team
and the varsity. They had very little
trouble with them and the new plays
which We're given the locals last
Monday worked in good fashion.
Hammond who is 10 oppose the
locals next Saturday has one or the
strongest teams in Indiana although
they We're defeated by Froebel of
Gary
Froebel has a much better team
than Emerson whom the locals
swamped 20 tune OF p 20 Il.
Froebel administered defeat to
Hammond last saturday by a score
of 10 o. In spite Of this defeat they
will come 20 South Bend and try 20
make IL three straights as they have
defeated the locals in the last two
meetings.
AS no one has received any ser
ious injuries i'm the game with Elk
hart last saturday Gransden feels
sure that the squad viii DE IN first
class condition and with the addi-
tion Of the new plays and the men
lighting their best. the locals feel
that they can and viii defeat Ham
mond next Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-27

Roush sports make rough losers.
The best in the world are tennis
and golf players. The worst are
professional prize fighters. There
are noted exceptions, of course. and
one must always consider that the
element OF professionalism is CON
ductive TO the whining of the van
pushed
John l. Sullivan was good loser.
At New orleans when COrbctt
knocked the "Old Roman" out in
the twenty round John stager-
ed TO the ropers, when his head had
sufficiently cleared and said. IT
tried once too often. I'm glad the
championship remains i'm America.
COrbett Bad Loser.
Corbett, however. died hard at
Fitzsimmon' hands at Carson five
Years later. Jim arose a few sec
onds after the count had finished.
that he pulled away from his sec
onds and made his way 90 FitZ S
corner. Bob was waving two ujnia-
American flags at the crowd and
didn't notice the approach of his
victim COrbett struck the unsus-
peCting F1tZsimmOns. knocking
him under the ropes. Fitz was
dragged 20 his stool while his sec
ondsfought off the Infatuated Cor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-27
BERRIEN SPRINGS

oct %.
Mr. and Mrs r. II Morris are Wis
iting relatives in Chicago this week.
Mrs. r. f Webster, of Peoria, H.,
has been visiting friends here.
Mrs Frances Harrington has re-
turned from a few days visit with
relatives in Buchanan.
Miss Anna Thomas has returned
from few weeks visit with rela-
lves i'm Wisconsin.
Rev. j. II. Bancroft is visiting his
father i'm BlissfieId, Mich. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Howard Taylor,
Mrs Bernice Porter and SON James.
have returned 10 Chicago after a
two weeks visit with Mrs. w. +.
Wetmore.
Mrs. j. G. Hoopiugarner and p. c.
ImmeI have been I'm Grand Rapids
this week attending the Rebekah as
sembly and the Grand Lodge. 7. ..
I'D. r. They were delegates from
he local orders
Mrs Geo. Wouam. Of Benton Har-
Dor has been visitor at the home
of her mother. Mrs. MARGARET
Wouam
Lyman p. Rodgers left Wednesday
for an extended visit in Ocala. Fla.
Mrs. O.. r. Buchanan went 20
Galesburg Ill., Friday for a few
DAYS visit with relatives.
The 42nd annual Sunday school
convention for Berrien county will
be held at Three Oaks, oct. 90 and
o.. A list of ten prominent speakers
il given on the program.
o.. Stelzer and J. Betchek and
families are visitors i'm Chicago this
week. making the trip by auto
mobile
The Wednesday club mot Wednes-
afternoon with Mrs. c.. l. Nalen-
tine Mrs. w. y. Skinner and Mrs.
A. N. Hendleman read articles on
the conservation of food and clothes
iu compliance with the government
thrift day program. The next meet
ing viii be at the home OF Mrs. G. o.
MCOmber.
The Aid society Of the Methodist
church met Tuesday afternoon IN the
church parlors. Plans were made
FOR holding a bazaar and serving a
cafeteria supper on Saturday De
cember Il.
Supt Albert Arink was IN Niles
Wednesday 20 attend a meeting Of
school -unerintenden-s called hy
County school Commissioner Emma
r. Cole. the question Of vocationa.
training being up for discussion.
Louis Samson. OF Homer. Mich is
a business visitor here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-27
JURY EX0NERATES
TWOIN BALL QUIZ
Every Newsboy in New York
Knew 1t as Fixed, Says
Rothstein.

CHICAGO. Oct. 26-Arno.d Roth
-t-.n OF Sew York and Joe Gedeon,
81 Louis American league second
.Hseu4r Tuesday testified before the
COOK county grand jury investigating
The baseball scandal which the
-tat-'s attorneys office afterward
announced had eXouerated the two
men from completely in the throw
.1- ar s1me- iu the 1913 world $
SERIES "hIt had materially strength
..sI fl. cases against some % the
m.u already indicted
The jury Tuesday completed the
taking ~ evidence iu the investiga-
ton which has lasted more than
month and resulted ion true bills be-
Iue voted AGAINST - men on charges
NJ conspiracy 20 do am illegal act
1ut viii hold a final session Friday
to finish uD clerical work. The jury
HlE vote mo- more true bills ac-
eurdlrs to state officials.
Roth~tcin Is Clear.
Attv Austrian declared that Roth
-tr.u VINO had been mentioned I'M
SOME quarters as the man who fl
l1pred the brihiug OF Chicago White
Sos players. not only had not helped
+nx the series" aIt had done every
thius he could tu prevent the fixing.
"Mr B0thstein has told me. as
counsel for the White SoN. every
.Liug Le knows az the series fixing,
said Austrian He has completely
+ indicated himself
E0thsteiu. said Austrian. declared
that every neWsbOy In New York
knew the series was fixed" He came
before The jury at the request of
r.Ir.- -o1f IN. itrr,- of heinz,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-27
NOTRE DAME NEWS

The students Of Notre Dame en-
tered upon an weeks mission Tues
day evening at 1880 IN Sacred Heart
church when the Rev. 3. 3. Nuuoy
G. $. c. who VIII conduct the SER
vices, preached the opening sermon.
In addition 70 the evening sermon
and benediction, the daily services
will also consist Of a low mass and
instruction at $50 O'Clock ever,
morning The mission viii be con-
Guided on the feast Of All Saints.
Monday. Nov. lst. with solemn
high mass and renewal OF baptisimal
vows az SIS o'clock IN the morning.
The writer's club OF the depart
ment of journalism met In its room
In the library Monday evening. A
paper on the Aspirations OF rre
PHILIPPINES for Independence" was
read BY Pho Montenegro and short
stories by J. Murray Powers, r. s.
Ligntfoot and J. A. Morgan were
read and crittzed by the club.
The board Of editors Of the EhCol-
astic met IN the scholastic room IN
the library Monday evening for the
y. Shusterfi editor-in-chief. assigned
word for the current issue Of the
paper and submitted a proposed new
cover design for the magazine. The
personnel II the staff for the year
follows. Alfred n. Slaggert. 81.
Walter NJ. O'Keefe, 81: Norris
Starret. 81: Henry Stevenson. II.
NJ Joseph Tierney. II; Emmett
Sweeney 81: J. W. Hogan. Q. s. c.
'28. Leo r. Ward. Q. S. C. '23: r.
NJ. Nurch. @. 8. c.. %: Edward 3.
Degree. '23; Edwin NJ Murphy, -;
Vincent EnEels. '23. II. ". Flannery,
%: Frank Wallace. %.
Sen. Jas. S. Watson. IL. d. or
Notre Dame spoke in Washington
hall Tuesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
on issues of the current campaign.
Following the speech OF Jodge Riley
Of Boston Monday nkht. students
We're offered the unusual opport uni
~ OF hearing two or ne big men Of
the country on the issues. Straw
votes form a popular amusement IN
the dining room room, the vote on
the Gerarden table tauYing six, 10
three favoriog Cox.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-27

COuntrymau. Gitcham drank some
water nearing home when he APP
peared a certain victor. The liquid
made his deathly sick and cost him
the race Macarthur collapsed af-
ter winning the grind and Gitsham
the second man home, generously
carried him to the club house. Git
sham lost the race through foolish
ness and not inferior running abili-
~. But he never said 50 and al
ways gave full credit to his Yictori-
Gus colleague
Good craftsmanship is the rule
in tennis and golf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-27
GOTHAM REPUBLICAN
SWERVES TO GOV. COX

NEW YORK. Oct. 26-Another
member OF the Kings county repub-
I-ar committee Of New York city
has quit Harding and the repuoN-
can party 10 come out in favor Of
Cox and the League. In a letter 10
Jacob Livincs chairman Of the
republican executive committee Of
Kings county Charles A Arrson
former county chairman OF the pro-
-ressive party. SAYS that he cannot
-a anything bur 70 follow his con-
science and vote for the man who
ftvors the League.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-27
Sargent and Brady iTt
Tie For Pro Golf Title

WEST BADEN. Ind. Oct 2s.-
GeorEe Sargent OF Columbus Ohio.
auI Mike Brady OF Detroit were
tiei Tor the first eighteen holes Of
the professional golf tournament
which started here Tuesday with a
I.r-e gallery following The play
JIu Barnes of ST Louis. turned
ir card of a. while h.. C.. Mayo.
~ chicacC. James Cullane of col
o~ad0 Springs. and Otto Hack Bar,h.
~ Cincinnati made the eighteen
holes IN -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-27
NELSON APPLIES
FOR BONING LICENSE

+ YORK. oct -s-Pat.Ur-
former lightweight. cham
has applied 90 rrc s-l-n lnN-
muissior for license Bat
ar is 0ot pi1rr.r- RETURN
ring He merely wants usr-
3 90 box "a dummy which 30
zen using i- .l-teE as
} cf hOy-uE shows.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-27
TEL HOUNDS STEAL
ATHLETES ADMIRERS
Py Emitted Press

EVANSTON Ill., Oct 26-Male
AMPS are stealing sweethearts Of
Northwestern University a Q d q G s
here because the latter can't train
-G eat and dance AZ the same time.
according 90 Dean Roy C. Flickir-
ear who today was on record for
ab- .shlnE teas and dances until af-
ger the football season. The univer-
s.tF has already ruled against Soror-
.tE and fraternity dances
F.ickinEer asSailed tea hounds
who stole" athletes girls
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-27
BIG APPLE CROP.

PHILADELPHIA oct -5.-Thc
crop of apples i'm Peunsy lvania this
year as result OF the mild wealth
e- in the last several weeks Is esti-
mated by the federal reserve bank
for this district an more than 2l.-
600. 600 bushels. Last year more
than 100000 bushels were pro-
ducesd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-27
TWelUe Men Mustered IN
LOttie 4. ZeU Garrison

Twelve candidates were mustered
l- at the regular meeting Of Lottie
a zen garrison. so l46. Army and
Navy union held Monday night. APP
pICatiOns numbering Is are now be-
fore the garrison. the candidates 90
be mustered in az future meetings.