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Departure of U. S. Troops From
 siberi@ Delayed

Washington. Jan. 2G-Thc with drawal of American troops from East Siberia will he temporarily halted by the capture of T number of American Red Cross workers and army engi- neers by the Bolsheviki, according to a statement issued by the State De pertinent this afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-31
ARE YOU A BOOSTER?

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TRUTH SOMETIMES HURTS

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The Nome nugget., 1920-01-31
POLICY NcHAN NeED

it snt change of polcy Merely of We
 
  befors sever ere provoca II
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-31
GERMANS BEGIN EVACUATION
 OF SILESIA

Berlin Jan. 26-A government an nouncpment today says the German troops in Slesia have begun the eva cuation of the Silesian district in ac- cordance with the terms of the peace treaty of Versailles.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-31
,s Big Increase in Chicago
BAKER lLL-APPARENTLY FLU

Washington, Jan. 26-Secretary of War Baker was taken suddenly ill to- day. The secretary is apparently a victim of the flu.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-31
POLES MoBiLIZING
 AGAINST BoLSHEvIKI

Copenhagen. Jan. 2Gth-Advices reaching local newspapers from War saw today say the Polish cabinet has signed general mobilization order as n result of the further advances at tained by tine Bolsheviki army bent on capturing Poland.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-31
w 0 R R l s o M E

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The Nome nugget., 1920-01-31
ME OLD STORY

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The Nome nugget., 1920-01-31
BANDITS ROB SEATTLE CAFE

Seattle. Jan. 26-Bandits held up trict this morning and secured money and other vauables valued at fifty five hundred dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-31
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The Nome nugget., 1920-01-31

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The Nome nugget., 1920-01-31
MONDAY
FLU SPREADING RAPIDLY
 IN NEW YORK

New York. Jan. 26-The spanish influenza is spreading rapidly in New York in spite of prevention measures. Twenty five hundred new cases were reported today.
 Flu Shows Sig Increase in Chicago
 Chicago Jan. 26-Eightcen hun dred new cases of Spanish influenza were reported in Chicago today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-31
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
Court Sale OF Town Property

Ohedisn. to = decree OF the Coon.
ty Court at Charlotte, Dickson
county. Tennessee, made 10 the
cause of Comills Wren ct ais. w.,
W. 4. Alexander e, ais. | will on
Saturday. March 9Th, 1920, on the
premises q, / O'clock r, NJ. sell
10 the hi9hest and best bidder. the
town lots with houses. In said de-.
rec described. same being the pro
oerts 81 Mrs NJ. 4 Aspless.e. de-
>-ssed. located 10 the town of Dick
4ou. and seaerally A. follows; East
s25 feet on Williams: North rs
zee, on Chestnut Street; Wssi lN
'eei; South AS tee. 60 Dans !dssn .
tine.
Said sale will be Srst Of the pro
aerty 10 two parts a. now by psrsi.
: lon fence divided. sud second 80 .
sho!r. TIE sale. or sales nettins
be hishes, price will be rspoyted IL
he Court ~ accepted. Sale viii
''e 90 terms N one third cash. bal.
ine~ evidenced ty lien prom tsscry
tsoirs eear'rc ~'srss. from date OF
sale This seerasrv ssa. 1870.
N Harris
Cierk.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

Id this issue w pnblish card
irom w. G. Dosy. Announcing thai
hs win not bs c candidate thu
ysas 10 succeed himself - county
tFustss :,
This decision of Nh. Doiv's will
come % d Surprise To many Of biz
friends, ~ hs has made popular
Official, and ~ are cure that b
could receive easily 80 endorse
-n,~ns ~ his record nj tbs ballot bos
In August
Ar. Do.y has conducted The
OGscs oi county uuses* 90 . high
business basis He has adopted
tho practice vi keeping each ~,
count separate under an Individual
bead w,lu his bank. NJ, Dc,y, w
Sre informed, whenever bis ocokt
have been audited BY the County
finance Committee that b.. NJ ths
same lsms. delivers 10 them hse
bank book. showing thas hs had
cssh 90 hand TO his credit TO The
various accounts sufficient and
equal TO take care oi oil collse-
tions made BY him.
Dickson county losss m honest
and capable official In ths retire
msnt Of Mr, Do,y. aud while w
regret bis decision ys.. We must
endorse the nobls sentiment he has
put into practice u living up "
his high political Promises in help
ins 10 put into practice the system
Of county officials serving two tsrms,
Dickson county loses by Mr.. Doty
withdrawal from public office, and
~ hope sometime hs vii see his
way clear TO offer his services again
~ = county ethcial, snd. il he
does. We are sure bis flends aud
supporters will IoyslIv rally ~ bic
support.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
The One Bright Star

The iu,urs looks black enough
vet ii holds hope a single hope
One, and one power only. can arrest
the decent and save ua That il
the Christian religion.
Democracy is but 4 eide lssa",
The paramount issue. underlyin I
the issue O. democracy, 10 the fell.
sion OF Christ. and Him Crucifsd:
toe bedrock Of civilization: the
source and resource OF al that is
worth having IN the world that is,
that gives promise in the world 10
come; not ~ an abstraction. not ~
4 hoddle OF secas and factions hu,
~ 4 mighty force and prnaciple II
being, The word Of God. delivered
by the gentle Naisr~ne upon thu
hillside OF Judea sancG6ed hs the
Csues Of Calvary ha. survived ev
cry aasaul.. 1t 10 nov srsy.a un.
On land and sea to m@e, tn. dead
lest Of all Assanl,s--Satan turned
loose fof ore last 6nsl struggle.
II the world 10 to be saved tron
aestrue,iou-physicsl DO less than
spiritual deaructio1-i. gill b.
saved alone by the Christian rsh
sion. That slimated leaves At
wors d m eternal war.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

February i5 tbs sabbath 9ehoo.
will meet IL a:45 and the pastor
Will preach nj III O'Clock. Regular
meeting VI sbS Young Peoples
se<isty sisp "a, At. o clock a
sanion mestinT has t~ssN plaaaed
by The Eatiosai Reform Association
10 be held u the N. 4, Chaseh, \,
This Association aims III d aide
vo.k Ia this section with Nashville
as q center.
Everyone heartily ~rleom. Of all
services.
Wednesday evening the mid
week service sill be held at $50
and continue tnr Al minates alter
which the choir will meet TOT
pfsetic~.
On February II the Woman =
Missionary Society viii bold ,ts reg.
uisr meeting At . D ~, AZ the
home oi Mp Gon
Nashville prs.tst.rs m*t in I'D.
iaufnsd sessson on Tuesday. Feb.
rasry y. 10 Nashville. some Inn
porLap. business sas Transacted,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

ERNEST MCLAUGHLIN. 81 al
In the County Coz \ Of hsshs"n Soaaty'
Tennessee
In tie al,ovr STYLED cause, Il pPear'
ing frutu the lslii. which " sworn Ia, that
the dsirniants, Ernest Mclaughlin,
I,usesA Hsrr,s, Nas,ei Harris. Jsnlss X
tsAi.isssii. and uesxns Paws 4, an MI n@a.
residents OF the State " Tenn~~~s*, "
h.t the ordinary process d Law esnn"s
be served ON them. they are hereby r.
auired 10 appear On Ut before ia" First
Nondsy In March. 1920. before The
Clerk VI the Cuun,y curt. al tbs as'sce
In Charlotte, Tebn, ard mAAe dadsD"s
~ the bali ilied against them IN sar5
Court hy James X Caldwell, RI al. Of
otherwise the hill w,il I've taksn for ents'
leased and The ,sa@ proesssisd sfth tx'
paft<
/, - further ordered ,hai tssss nosara
he publ thci lot tsas eou~Tui.se wFexa
in the Dickson ounsy Herald. a aeas.
paper puiisassi M Dhs Asoa, Tenn
This Jan =, i@-n.
~ HARRIS Clerk
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
Bankruptcy Notice.

la the ls.stsles Court ol sae lated
States, Middle Distract VI Icnucs~~e, Ia
Bankruptcy. la the matter ol Rm u
WDODARD Bankrupt No.sfr - i arety
given that ca Jan. sa, lgo, au sdja
dscAtiou ID bankruptcy sas tai against
the estate ct the above named bankrupt,
al Charlotte. County Of Dsessoa ard ~
the Dssas,c, AFORESAID, anj that tise hrss
meeting " creditors Will In hesd IN my
ostscs in The city OF Nashville. bavRtson
County. Tennessee, Feb %, ia.n, 1t
10 clock, st wh,cA nsne SAID creditor
may attend. prove .be,r elAasns IN accord
Ancs with section 81. III the Bankruptcy
Act, appoint Trustee. esa:ni0e the
Bankrupt under oath toueblns hss bank.
rsptcy, AD. transact sack other kasaocss
~ may properly coms before SAID ua~et
iGS. LIZ bktSh. hssesrs
Geo H. ksnnArd, Any,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

What eoald be- u mnrs iuisssss 10
Dickson kidney snnnssss thar si,s
sssssuasnt u ; DiekssR resident
ubo has suiissed and hsa been
Cared
Deans K!dosy Pills nv publicly
endorsed by many DiekEsn people.
Read woa, N. u. T. Collier. est,i.
ssa maker. N,rsh Main street. Dicl-
son. says: Il suffered isom kidnsy
tsouh!s. Ny hack achsd and |
think the trouble was brcusht %
by hasd work. 1hsa ! sss In .hs
|iumbsf business. doing heavy liit-
ing. Nv kidneys didn', act right
and The seers.i6Ds burned in psss-
age. \ rot q bon oi Doan's kidney
Pills II the Mva,t Drug Co., sEd
began using them. Doan's cured
me aud | havsn'I beef bothered
SINCE
Price 6Oc. at all dsslers. Don't
|sinply ask Tar o kidney remedy
get Doans Kidney piiis--shs same
that Mrs, Cro'xss hsd Fos'ss.Mil.
burn Co. yir.. Baiialo N Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
Tennessee

10 q ron rrsidsst al the STATE and
csnno, b. servM with PROCESS; IL h
therefore ordered that said dsiso1.
30, Y b. Paross. appear q, ths
courthouse In Charlotte. Tsnnsssss.
~ os before the
Alb MOADAi IN APRIL iS2O
osxt and plssd, answer " dsnw ).
The bill 6Ied sgainss him asd Others
in the sbovs cause. o. ths ssAs
will BE- taken fn confessed and IL
cate sst Tor bearing exparsa.
Ii il !psthe. ordered that III
notice BE- puhissbsd in shs Dictpta
County Herald Tor Tour cossscutits
weeks ~ required By Law n sstA
cssss.
Witncss my hand o, o0es 10
Charlotte. Tenn. this Jan. 20. 1870
J. J. TAYLOR. c an.
& /. Leseh, 6ol
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
THE Ngw ASSESS MINT Law.

The statement published la the
Lsai Chronicle OF ClaIxsvi!!e 90
January "a from thu Chief Tar
1tatissician OF the Stste Board Of
Equalization showing approxima.
tsly wha' the ate'N and County rate
Tor Montgomery County viii DO 70,
the year 1920 under tie new cash
vs'ae assssspea. IL verv gratifying
indeed 10 the taxpayers Of this
County. This s,a,@mon. o' Nj
Louthsn IL entitled 10 full isi,h and
credit aud sarnld he accepted by
the taxpayers al lace value.
The 6uel aaa~H-ry en-. oi coufw
may ehow 4 l,,ie vat.s.icn heu,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

FARM FOR sALE-Nies little
fsrm Joins railroad and pphiic road.
400 ys.da from station; running Va
ter on place. All convenienrss very
desrahsy located 81 miiea from
Dickson one mile frnm Col.burs.
II such q plsce suits you. see
-hsrmsn Adcnck. Dickson. Phone
IsT nr ~
When in need oi hay remember
the P~yinu Produce 90.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

Farm 81 2es srres located Mt
poad 90 the main line os ssr n. G.
and 81, L. Ry right si station.
s,o.es, possrthrs stsd school good
pike. Fire prasv good houses
three barn. apa either outhouse-
Ahou, IS acres 10 cultivation. n
10 I'D acres ahan, clssred and
fenced. Fine tobacco Isnd Bal
sncs 10 timber. Estimated 10 be
800 on more cords n wood 90 the
place and can a., 81 Def cossi OF
,ars for the wood Possession A.
once Terms .ieh,
Dickso4 / laa sai Z A.tv ca.
See z, J. DAVIS.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

| the rates indicated, bot not 80 nj
eient 10 affect ia any appseeinbls
degree the 40 cunt VI taxes TO he
paid by tbs tsxpsysrs OF Montgom.
cry County. Taxpayer should 10
longer b. mislsd by tbo-. who
would try to Greats the impression
that the tar rate will not be reduced
| % The assessment il Increased and
tbs County rate will bs hxsd by the
County Court after the assessment
10 definitely known and sill be-
based on the new assessment. The
theory that each taxpayer should
supper. bis government In proper.
ton TO his wealth and that every
individual. ~ we'll ~ eve y county.
should contribute 10 the support OF
tbs government in proportion 10 the
value oil the voperty Of the individ.
ual and the county 10 fundamentally
40 sound that no honest man can
find tsul. with such . theory. and
the benefits which will accrue 10
the State al Tennessee aud the va.
rious counties 81 the State under
the new assessment are manifest
and numerous. The assessment
heretofore In this stats has amour
ted 10 nothing short OF = scandal
and has really besn . disgrace to
the State.
The State board 10 10 bs cnngrat.
ulated on the high order Ut stiicien-
cy shown in the handling Of this
huge task aud In tbs solution Of th.
many psrplexing problems connect.
I'd with 1t. |. is our opinion that,
40 piece Of work has been accom-.
plished in Tennessee for many wears
Of snch magnitude within such
short period ri time and with such
marked efficiency OF course. the
State Board realized that errors
would DO made. but these are smal
lily specka compared with the good
accomplished.
The Leai.Chronicle especially di
recss the attention Of its readers to
the statement, OF Mr. l.outhan with
reference ~ the two corporations
which be reisrs 10 in his article
Each taxpayer IN Tennessee who
has had Az average assessment on
his property in the pas, has been
paying the taxes OF these and no
doubt many other corporations
The Leaf. Chrontcl- IN truly el-d TO
know that these conditions s~ be
inR met iearlessly and solved wisr,
ly, and Il urges tho taxpayers oi
this County 10 give their e.rues,
co opsrstion 10 their local tax "a,
sessor Ia the performances Of his i'm
portant duties THE ysar--Clartsvilie
Leaf. Chronicle.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
Judge MeeHls Appsdntad
Deiegate to Road Meeting

Governor A. II. kOhsfts he. ep.
pointid judge Jos n. Wsssns a.
one III the aSns dsl*E.lss4 iroua this
stats 10 attend the Sa,asherla Az
palachaia Good KnasIs Association
which meets II Ashssiils,, NORTH
Casciina. february III. XII and n
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

Even after prohibition does Be
come worldwide. it will be nec~s
sssy to teach Temperance. b-causn
s lot Of nen ell eve. the world ar~
coa,,nuins TO eat too much and 10
talk TOO much.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
Non. Resident Notke.

]. b. Williams. ri a w y. B. Par
ro,t. IT ale
ip Chsnc&yv Caort n. Charlotte.
la this esEse 4 sapsafs 10 the
CIsrk spd Master from sfndavit,
that the defendant. y. B. pa7oet.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

The yellow Of the poppy or the
$50 gold piece - beautiful aelor.
bu, don I ALLOW a streak vi ii to
promenade up and down your yer.
zebra,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

~~s~~~~~~~~~~~~~s~s~~~~'~~ -~-p*~~~s7sr~~~~N~r~S
DICKSON HARDWARE co.
For SERVICE
G11E THANK YOU
M for your past bus
wv mess, and hope to
be favored with your
patronage in the future
When you buy a
machine or implement,
you will want to get
the best, and one that
you can get repairs for.
when you need them.
We are now selling the
full International line of
celebrated Deering and
Mccormick Mowers,
Binders, Fl a y Rakes
and repairs.
GENUINE OLIVER
Chilled Plows and Re-
pairs, Oliver Cultiva-
tors with Disc and
Scratcher attachments.
Ali-Steel Walking Scratch
ers and plows; Corn Drills,
Fertilizer and Seeds.
We have the old reli-
able Studebaker Wag-'
ons, also the Weber
wagon, which Is as
good as the best.
And also carry a Com.
plcte Stock Of the very
hes, Ruggies aud Buggy
Harness that can be found
anywhere; our prices will
be AS low as possible.
We carry a com p lete
stock OF General Hardware,
also Feed, Hay, Corn, Bran
and Sweet Feeds.
Remember, we always .Nnd
ready TO serve our customers
and appreciate your continued
business.
]. s. JOHNSON and n. /. T0lAR
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
Widow obi ged to Work
Despite $4OO, 600 Legacy

Mrs. Marie V. Ohashi, of 53 Hamilton
Terrace, American wife of the late
Hydesaburo Ohashi, q Japanese, VINO
was president of a corporation manu-
featuring carbons and typewriter rib
bons, from whose estate she is en-
titled to about 100000, has been com
PEELED to work for living She is
employed as secretary at the College
OF the Sacred Heart because Of her
inability to reduce the assets Of her
husbands estate to cash
Mrs. Ohashi laid her complaint be-
fore Surrogate Cohalan yesterday.
Her husband died in 1913 in Columbus
o. In his will he left his son $4,000
and bequeathed the residuary estate,
consisting mostly of stock of his com
pany to his wife. Mrs. Ohashi, was the
second wife Of the decedent. For near
ly two years she has been admins
TRAITOR of the estate, but she alleged,
because of the opposition to her efforts
shown by Mrs. Mabel Doris Isaacson
the divorced wife of Mr.. Ohashi and
one Garner, now general manager of
the business left by Mr.. Ohashi, she
has been prevented from administer
ing the estate and has been compelled
to seek employment to maintain her
eaIf
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
Sarah Johnson Engaged
Parents Announce Betrothal to
Lieutenant Warren ID. Perry

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph johnson, of New
York, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Sarah Johnson. to Lieu
tenant Warren Dunning Perry, of
Bound Brook, N. J. Miss Johnsor's
father was formerly fire commissioner
During the war he was director of pub
llcity for the American Red Cross in
Washington
Miss Johnson has attended school at
Gunston Hall, in Washington, and Miss
Hartridge's School, in Plainfeld, N. j.
Lieutenant Perry is the son of David
M. Perry, we'll known for more than
twenty-five years in the diamond trade
in Maiden Lane.
Lieutenant Perry was educated at
Bordentown, N. j., and at Cornell He
left Cornell to enlist in the air service
and received a commission ct Rich
Field, Waco, Tex, where he was an in
structor. His brother, Lieutenant Rob-
ert Kenneth Perry, won second place
in the intercollegiate air race for Will
Jams College.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
/ zackaye Beaten;
Emerson Is Head
OF Actors Equity
Tellers Concede Victory for
the Regular Candidate;
Vindication of Present
Policies, Says New Chief

The battle between John Emerson
and Wilton Lackaye for the presi-
dcncy of the Actors Equity Associa-
tion came to an end yesterday when
it was announced that Mr.. Emerson
had been victorious, and the nation
may now turn its attention to the
scarcely more spectacular and noisy
job of electing chief executive of
its own.
Tellers of the contest, which closed
several days ago, had not compiled
final returns yesterday, but all con-
ceded that Mr.. Lackaye had been de-
feated. They also announced that it
was probable that the remainder of
the regular ticket--Ethel Barrymore
ing secretary, and Richard A. Purdy,
treasurer-had been elected
For several weeks the city has echoed
to noisy if not especially spectacular
charges that Mr. Lackaye and Mr. En-
erson have been making against each
other. They have campaigned with all
the vigor of a couple of Roosevelts.
Mr. Emerson said last night:
NATURALLY, I am gratified at the re-
suit of the election. ! do not look
upon it as a personal victory, but a
vlndication of the present administra-
tlon. The great body Of our members
have put their stamp of approval upon
the wise conservative policies which
have built Equity up from nothing to
a membership of over 9,0OO and have
gained for the organization the whole
some respect of the managers and the
confidence and admiration of the press
and public.
"In so far as my influence shall af-
feet our course during the coming
year, Equity will always stand for a
square deal to every one. l sincerely
hope that the will of the majority may
be accepted by all, loyalty and without
rancor, and that we may soon be pull
ing together, all in perfect harmony, as
in the past"
For thirteen years Mr. Emerson was
on the stage as actor, playwright and
producer Five years ago he took up
scenario writing and motion picture
Directing
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
Marjorie Wheaton Piper
Married to Herman Siefke. .Fr.

The marriage of Miss Marjorie
Wheaton Piper, daughter of Colonel and
Mrs. Alexander Ross Piper, and Her
man Siefke jr., took place last evening
at O'Clock IN Christ Church, Bay Ridge,
Brooklyn
The bride was attended by her sisters,
Mrs. Frank Richardson Oates, matron
of honor; Miss Anne Alexandra Piper
and Miss Emily Cozzens Piper, brides
maids. Frederick Siefke, brother of the
bridegroom, acted as best man. The
Ushers were Frank Richardson Oates,
Walter ". Bass, Robert Magruder and
Captain E. Ennals Berl A reception
followed at the home of ;he brides par
ents, 1922 Ridge Boulevard
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
Coin g g, On To-day
DAY

American Museum of Natural History ad-
Metropoiitan Museum of Art; admission
Van Cortlandt Park; admission rs cents
Tho Aquarium admission free.
Geological Park; admission % cents.
Furnishing Association, Aldine Club, 200
Fifth Avenue u O'Clock.
Rotary CLUB luncheon, Hotel McAlpin.
oG1ela,s a. Tihaf, on Inc hes'oF4'i0n ol feFSoi'-
National Association OF Merchant Taiors'
Exhibit, Waldorf-Astoria. all day.
Pocahontas Hotel Astor. 10 a. n.
Rotary Club luncheon, Brooklyn Hotel
Bossert, 1880 p. N.
Luncheon of the Tennessee Society in New
York. at $50 Park Avenue p. m. Ad /
dresses by Captain Lehigh OF the L. s. S.
Tennessee; Bishop Thomas f Gailor,
Adolph S. Ochs and others
Meeting OF the Professional Elementary
Teachers Association, Inc, at Public
School 10. u, Forty second Street, east
=, OF Third Avenue. 40 p m
day school children afternoon.
comlnencen,ent exercises OF Adelpht Col
lege, Academy of Music, Lafayette Ave
nue. and Ashland Place, S:15 p. IA.
on Bernard Shaw" by the Eclectic So
ctety Joseph Rosenblum, principal speak
er knights Of Pythias building. 14sth
street and Walton Avenue, Bronx. s 90
Dinner Of the Fordham University Senior
class. Hotel Pennsylvania. p. III.
Address BY. Rev. Herbert Bury on a
12oth street at Lenox Avenue. SIS
Address by Mrs. Rosalie Loew Whitney
the vacation Association, 2ls Madison
Avenue s p. m.