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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-06-16
Board Secretary Favors
Large Ferry House

In a statement given out regarding
the closing of Canal street at the
river, Mr.. Rene Clerc had the follow
ing to say:
81 would now suggest that after
the armistice is signed, committee
be appointed representing the dock
board, the city council, the CONNER
cal exchanges and the citizens of
Algiers, to thresh out this subject in
an amicable and intelligent manner,
so that those who use the ferries, as
we'll as the commercial interests, may
be properly accommodated.
while a difference of opinion ex-
lists on this subject, l am, neverthe-
less, Satisfied that all parties at in
terest who have no axe to grind, are
sincere, and are trying to do some
thing beneficial and constructive.
! Therefore, we should not lose this
opportunity of obtaining a ferry
house that will net only be an orna-
ment to the city, but will be adequate
/ lOT many years " COLle.
THE dock board needs an office
building for the concentration of its
/ various offices. Why not have the
dock board construct such building.
which would serve as ferry, house
on the ground floor and for dock
board offices above? If there be any
objection to having the dock board
construct such a building the city
then should do so, but, in any event,
do not believe that it would be
good policy to have the lessees of the
ferry privileges construct such
buildings.
! plans could be worked out where
by such a building would not only be
serviceable and ornamental, but
space could be left on each side and
in front for lawns. l am also of the
opinion that neutral ground should
be constructed in the center of Canal
street, and that the street cars should
be operated on such neutral ground,
and that a paved driveway should be
constructed on each side. of the neu-
trail ground, and that the railroads
crossing Canal street should be made
to rearrange their tracks and to pave
and maintain the section occupied by
their tracks. A Schillinger walk
should also replace the present plank
walk on the upper side of Canal
street.
"San Francisco has such a ferry
house as l propose. and it is owned
and operated by the Board of Port
Commissioners. l see no reason why
all parties at interest cannot get to
gether and obtain this most necessary
facility"
/ City Has Priority Right.
The city has priority of rights il
Canal street where 1t touches tn
river, and the Dock Board is withou
, authority to construct a warehouse
across the street Acting City .Attor
, ney Michel Provosty ruled Friday
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-06-16
City Has Priority Right.

The city has priority of rights in
Canal street where it touches the
river, and the Dock Board is without
authority to construct a warehouse
across the street Acting City .Attor-
ney Michel Provosty ruled Friday,
after comforting with Arthur Nc
Guirk, special counsel for the dock
board, Mr.. Provosty says he is con-
WINGED the city's right in the street
are supreme, and he is sure he can
convine the dock board his position
is correct.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-06-16
OPEN AIR CONCERT.

Manager H. c. Broussard, of AL
giers Council, 1874, Knights of Col
umbus, Concert Band, announces the
first open air Concert to be played
this season on their lawn, corner
Alix and Olivier ST., on Thursday
June 18th, at o'clock P. NJ.
The following program has been
selected by Band Master John Laugh
ran:
Star Spangled Banner -. Wheeler
MarchSNational Emblem =. Bagley
Fox Trot-Wang Wang Blues.
MuSliOi
Overture-Princess of India King
Fox Trot-Feather Your Nest.
Decentralization Patrol. -.
Meachem
March---Hamlin, Rifles $500. Mail
Overture-Superba ...... Bailey
Fox Trot-Margie ........ Conrad
March-Stars and Stripes Forever.
80 'oOuoe
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-06-16

Overture-American Patrol. {.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-06-16

Overture-Princess of India King
Fox Trot-Feather Your Nest.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-06-16

YOUR SUMNER VACATION
will be more enjoyable If you get the
Home News every week so don't forget
to have your HERALD follow you. Cali
AlgicrS SOB and ask to have your paper
forwarded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
if You Need a Medicine
You Should Have the Best

iiave you ever stopped 10 reason
why 1t is that so many products that
are extensively advertised all al
once drop out Of sight and are soon
forgotten? The reason is pli.in-thc
article did not fullnl the promises
of the manufacturer. This applies
more particularly to a medicine. a
medicinal preparation that has real
like an endless chain system, the
have been benefited to those who are
in need of ii.
y prominent druggist says: Take.
for example DR. Kilmcr's Swamp
Root, preparation | have sold for
many years and never hesitate to rec
ommcnd. for In almost every case II
shows excellent results. rs many OF
my customers testify. No other kid
ney remedy has so large sale"
According to sworn statements and
verified testimony OF thousands who
have used the preparation. the sue
cess OF DR.. Kilmers Swamp-to Is
due to the fact. SO many people claim.
thar il fulifils almost every wish la
overcoming kidney. liver and b!ad-
der ailments. corrccts urinary trou-
bles and neutralizes the uric acid
which causes rheumatism.
You may receive sample bottle
OF swamp Root by Parcels Post. Ad-
dress DIR. Kilmer & Co, Binghamton,
y. y, and inclose ten cents: also
| mention this paper. Large and med
ium-size bottles for salc at all drug
' stores.-Adv,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
Pardon Mailed as
ConOict Escapes
T1Wsty Sacrifices Lib
crty If Caught as HIS
Release Is Sent.

III luck purSucS some people. even
after they get behind prison bars.
THIS was most forcibly Illustrated
yesterday when Major J. Il. Wood,
superintendent OF the State rcni-
Tertiary, received word that II negro
"trustN" on the road force working
moan lihckshurg had escaped.
According to the rules Il we'll be-
haved convict is allowed time on"
for his good behavior while serving
his time. and some OF the very good
ones are given little jobs around
the prison and at the road camps
This man was one of those who had
been very good" and yesterday
in charge of the BlacksburE camp to
notify the prisoner that he had al
lowed him the usual Time OF" aud
that he had but Il few months more
in which to complete his term.
liut short while after he had sent
his letter the superintendent received
"a message stating the man had cs-
cnrcd.
NOW" said Major Wood last might.
he not only loses his time of. but
h" loses the confidence we all had in
him
when ia" man is rctakcn he viii
have 10 stand trial in the city Cir
cult Court. where he is subject ton
d!tiuual on his original term which
would have expired within "a FEN
months. as related by superintendent
Wood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
fliRKE COUNTY ERECTs
TABLET TO M'CORN|CK
stone Concentrating Gift OF VAL
uabie Law Library to Common
y wealth Placed in Courthouse.

Especial 10 Tho Times -DispotcTl
Il. WINCH ESTER. VA Jan. IA
55nandsome bronze tablet. rovordiug the
egiit of the children of the latu Mar
sshhil Mccormick. the noted criminal
2nd constitutional Virginia lawyer,
soi his large law library TO Clarke
aCounsy. has been placed on the wall
yln the office used by judge Frank L.
sWhitins. in the courthouse mt Kerry
sTille. in which the library also has
sbeen placed.
] The inscription on the tablet reads:
~ Memry OF
{ MARSH Nil McCoRNlCE.
ttorn June -. 1919. died MAY 10, 1915
His law library. collected through
sforty-scvcn wears oc practice at this
bar, is given by his children to the
County OF CLARKE. which he loved and
served 50 faithfully.
sISNegi Nonumcutum Aero Pcriunlus.
4 The McCorntCk library is REGARDED
sas one OF tho most valuable in tho
Estate. aud contains May looks ihat
cannot be duplicated, ii Is said. In !.
sarc the Acts .! tho Virginia General
) Assembly. dating back to So2 ono
sof the VoiGmrs is "roStcr's crown
Law. published in Dublin IA l79l It
twas once tho property OF William,
.Wirt. tht celebrated lawyer who rep
presented the government In the prose-
! cution OF Aaron Burr Tor treason.
rOnly q few DAYS agO Judge Walter X
sStaplcs. Of Roanoke. counsel Tor tho
: Norfolk and Western Railway. used
! the book in quoting several authuri-
: ties in submitting case TO Judge
: Whiting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
ODD FELLOWS HOLD
NEW YEAR BANQUET
lt'ord"nSNillc. Va. Lodge and Re-
hck"hs Celebrate 1911 With
M..rr

GORboNSViLLE. VA. Jan. / Tho
annual banquet of the odd 10 eDws
and sister order Of Rcbckah. was
held at Memorial Hall. Tuesday night.
The hall was ariiStically decorated
plants. The letters Il - q. - and
Rchc kah." in red letters. were sus-
pended from the middle "f the room.
Nn elaborate supper was served.
which consisted of oysters. country
h9W. rolls. hot coffee, potato ana
chicken salads. pickles celery. cake
ami punch Three long tables were
arranged aiouE tho room at which
more than @rn guests were seated.
Tho speaker of the evening was
Mr. Nllcu, of Alexandra. VINO was in
'ruduCed by tho RcV. Nice. Williams.
other speeches were mad. by the
KeNs. i. NJ. BoadlcS. j. X. Gin and
Fat Murphy. Of Orange. The music
was rendered by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. VI
bowcll and Miss SuSi" Ct2. who
played the violin and guitar. and q
Miss ClIricc SnE!inEcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
WATCH MIGHT AT LEXINGTON
Trinity Methodist Church Holds So
cini Iionr and Hears Report
OF nrnn iIncniS.

Ni"HTIT 70 mo TIlWcS- I'ISNIfCN.
LEXINGTON. w. Ian IA watch
night S,rVtc" was held at Trinity
Methodist ChurcI last night The
program consisted of reports from.
the various departments ot church
work, With a special hour, followed by
a conservation service conducted by
Tho pastor. Rev. -. O. Martin
The departments reporting were,
the official hoard. tho centenary CAM
pa On. tho EDworth League. the Won
EMS societies aud the choir and
music During the social hour sand
wichts ANA CoTc" ana cocoa wore
served. This function was entirely
informant
Inc conservation services consisted
N! a brief season OF personal t.Sti-
mrny. with songs and concluding
viii. uraNcr by the pastor at The close
OF tho year. lmmadia,"ly iollowiut.
was INC ringing pt the church boil
announcing tho glad now wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
BAIL INCREASED FOR AUTO
DRIVER. WHO HIT 3 WOMEN
DnnNillc Wan Has Bond RAISED From
500 Ia 5000 ON Reckless
DRIVING ('hurrc

pA\Nli.LE. VA. Jan. l.-Clyde
Jenkins. driver OF the automobile
which Knocked down anu Injured
three young women here las, sun
day. WAS required today to give $500
bond for his appearances in court on
january 20. Ills hcnd prior 10 th.s
morning had been 500.
R"p"ris from attending physicians
Wcr" that Miss Lucille lludSins. who
has lost Tier sense OF hearing in one
car. is improving. while Miss Georgia
Turpir. hospital nurse. with three
broilcn ribs. is also showing inn
prov,mcmt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
CORNET SOLO YVES
WITH CHURCH BELLS
Steam Engines Add 4" hin In Win
chester Celebration OF
Stp

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
WINCllE ESTER. VA. Jan. i--Tho
new year WAS .ushcrcd IN hy the
ot st"1n rUp.uo whistles and the cor
mot solo Mayed by Mr.. Hermann
Nraus" thu veteran leader OF tn"
N.rt:iuiu Military Institute Band.
For years Alr. i[vIasc has played
his coru,t ass The new year was
ushcret ia. and "IIomc. Sweet iiom"."
Nearer Nv God 10 Thee" and "Auid
Lang Syuc" have sounded out sweet
Is uu tho miluiEh, air. The cadets
of tho VIRGINIA Military Institute
cglchratcf by firing cannon and cx-
rlnGing bombs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
JOHN A. MCDANIEL DIES
FROM CRUSHED SKULL
iioci> battle Near Fletcher Results
Eatally--Thrcc Arrested ON
tomplirity ChnrSc.
lSpccial to The Times Dispatch. !

l-fN'iti 10 ' ne l ll!lcS- l'lS pJltl.
ARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Jan. /.
News has been received here of a
holiday h"m!cid" near Fletcher. the
victim being a young farmer. John
\. Mcdaniel. lie WAS struck on the
forearm with Il rock thrown in the
spHrS" of u hr1w..
The trouble occurred near the bone
@: la. Slaughter. Several rocks were
thrown III the melee and one is said
- have struck &. i'ount farrell at al
most tn. identical spot. Mcdaniel re-
c"lNod his fatHl wound. hut FARRELL
was not seriously hurt MCDanIclS
sSu!i was crushed and he remained
unconscious until his death Il few
hours later.
James y Kirtlcy. Jesse farrell and
Lester Lamb Were placed under ar
rest on warrants charging them with
completely in the killing az Mcdaniel
Each was hailcd III the sum Of 81 .0GN
I" "rp"ar at Il preliminary hearing on
January 10.
Mcdaniel was a son of Wesley Me-
Daniel and was 30 years OF age Ills
widow, who was Miss DAVIS. of Madi-
son. survives with six children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
Mr.. Mntttc II. johnson Die,

fNtliBuliG. VA. Jan. Mrs.
Matte Il. Johnson. widow of George
u. johnson. 60 years old. died ut her
home in Chatham, "Wednesday. OF
pneumonia. She was Il native OF
IltiSNlNania County ana has the fol-
lowing children living:: Mrs John
Nchlctt, Monroe: j. Is Coleman and
Miss Mary Johnson. Chatham: VIII
liam Johnson. Wilson. y. &. Her sur
ScruGcs. thatham; Mrs. Ellen Heck
and Miss Willie Bennett. Norfolk:
Mrs. Mollic Wicltlific. Brookncal. and
Mrs. Lucy Royott". North Carolina.
Shc-iT Of Madison Dies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Annn pIurc,,,r,,.

Funeral services for Mrs Anu;
llaEcman. aged -. who died FRIDAY
morning at 1880 o'clock at her home.
~" NcSthlmpton Avenue. will be
conducted from Bcncdictinc Chanel
this afternoon at . o'clock BURIAL
VIII br ii: Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Airs. Fiageman was the Wife Of i. J.
ilhEe'nan. and the daughter @. the
BESIDES her husband she leaves
four sons. Joseph 81. John ~. George
y, and William H.: and one daughter.
catherine Agnes; and two grandchii-
nrSh. Mary Celeste and john ~
i,laEcmnn. Jr.; three sisters. Mrs. q.
~ iiaEcman. Sr., and Mary Walburr.
both OF thi" city. ana Mrs. W. II.
Angst. Of Rocky Mount, y. e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
VIRGINIA LAWYER WEEDS
HARRISBURG. Pa. GIRL.
. Il. Powell and Miss Dorothy Nc
Corniick tniicd in Marriage.
iiU;h Arc tttorncSS.
FIR EpEElCKSHUR VA. Jan. !

FREDERIC NNi'J ks, y. Jan. H.
&. i. Powell commemorative at
torney OF Spotsylvanfa County. Va
ana MISS Dorothy Vaughn McCormi,t *,
dauEhtSr o: Mr. and Mrs n i. Me-
. CormiCk. Of llarTisburr Pa We're
united in marriage Monday in Mar
, ket squire presbytcr!Hm Church NJ
! harrisburg, Rev. Dr. George u.
iawcS performing the ceremony
The bride WAS given IN markings
by her father. The bridc'S atteu-
: dan;s included MIS-. Arthur J. Boquo.
. OF Pontiac. Mich. as matrou of honor;
four hridcsmatds. Misses Hohcrti,
GriiiitA OF ,Glyndoa. Nd: Elsie
. ington, and i sister. Miss Eernuda
Mccormick. Dr Robert l.. Powell Of
. Bclmont Spotsyivaria County. was
, his brothers best man, and the
ushers included 4 lay Eyler Robert
. rra2er. George pochno. Jr. and Ar
T. After the ceremony wedding
I. luncheon was served tho bridal party
. and guests ~ tn, homo OF the brides
: Later Mr.. and Mrs Powell If, ON n
= wedding trim After january they
. NIL b. at home ut SpotsSlvaD.a. VA.
. foth, tho bride ana bridegroom arc
. members Of the loga, professions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
DOG CAUSES SHOOTING
=. ~. Nh'H"tt Suffering AZ UnINrr>it,
Hospital From Wounds
From Ii>fuh

Especial 10 IN" Times Dispatchl
itlt'Tf:SNllLE VA, Ian. i
~ Shi''rit q farmer residing moan,
NlMf2d. IS III tho. University Hospital
lower groin and lcfl leg. a. INC rc-
,Mii OF mn alleged alteration with
liner ShiN"tt oi the same ucighhnr.
rood IN" outcome OF The killing of
!. dnE belong inr TO Aouaa Shifc;t
fat nor OF Eluc~
Following he shooting. Elmer sur
,FHurrvi !" ~" authorities and VIII
Ne tiNrn- preliminary hearing on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a I.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. IAN. L.
News was received here OF the death
this afternoon. "a his home in Madi-
son County, of I. H. Twynau sheriff
of Madison County. a2rd 20 Two
sons AMI two daughters survive. MIR.
TwNmAa MAS tho father OF Mrs. Ii. +.
criSmuud. OF trcdcr!Ck%burg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w. Jam H.
Mrs. Anna T. Green. WIDOW of the
late James l.. Green. d!cd here TODAY
aged s.. She is survived bv four
sons. one daughter and ono sister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
Lu,,rrnrr Ill. 0IccI.s

Funeral services for Lawrence H.
at l2:3a O'Clock. will be conducted
from i.if" ANA Advent Christian
church. chaiiin street. near Ran
dolph. tomorrow afternoon. lie leaves
four sons. ana one daughter, and two
iSt"rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
Rev. Gregory Ia I,r.,ch

Man WHO Ruled the NVorlG' will De
delivered by the Rev. Henry e. Greg
urN this morning at st. James
Methodist Church. Tonight he will
speak on breaking Camp"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
HOTE'. GRAFTON

NhSlilSt.ION. -. C.-Aincricnn plan. s.
per day. $500 per week. European plan.
'2.1D per day. Exceptional table. model
..ryicy. choice location. HARRINGTON
MILLS. Prop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

and a cordial invitation to join with us
Tor q successful 1921.
The many facilities Of this institution.
It's seasoned judgment in business mat.
tcrs, its careful study of conditions in
The South, are freely placed al the dis
posal Of eur patrons.
Whatever the character of financial
service you may require, you will find
ii here, prompt, efficient and trust
worthy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-15
LOCAL LIQUOR
TRIALS JULY 70
Three Perth Amboy Cases to
be Heard by Judge DAILY
at That Time

(By Evening News STAFF Correspondent
NEW BRUNSWICK, July Is
Anna Zboy. 302 Alpine street. Perth
Amboy, recently sentenced to ninety
days in the workhouse for neglecting
her children, is held for bail fixed at
$1,000 following her arraignment be-
fore Judge DAILY sitting as a magis-
trate on a charge of violation of the
state liquor law today. Wednesday
has been set as the day for her trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Cszarny, 765
State street, Perth Amboy. are held
on bail of $1,000 each under charges
of LIQUOR law violations. They are
represented by Senator Thomas
Brown and will be tried Wednesday.
Bal. was furnished by Anton Masso-
pust of Perth Amboy.
Nora Percherello, arrested in the
raid upon her premises conducted
yesterday. was held for trial We'd
nesday. Bail was fixed at $1,000.
Next Wednesday has been fixed as
the date for the trial of Nathan
Cohen, of 726 State street. Of Perth
Amboy, who is charged with violat-
ing the state prohibition enforce
ment act. Cohen was arraigned be-
fore Judge Peter F. DAILY this morn
ing, sitting as a magistrate. The ar
rest was made by County Detective
william Fitzpatrick. Bail was fixed
ut $1,000 by the Judge. 1t was fur
by Anton Massopust, also of
Perth Amboy. Senator Thomas
Brown represents the defendant.
was arrested yesterday on in
formation received by the prosecu-
office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-15
HOME FOR AGED
TO BOOST FUND
Automobile Being Contested
for to be on Exhibition at
the Five Corners

In order to boost the sale Of tick
cts in the contest for the automobile
in connection with the drive for funds
being conducted for the benefit OF
the Home for the Aged, Mayor Will
lam Wilson and Chief of Police Niels
]. Tonnesen have granted permission
to nut the machine on exhibition to-
morrow afternoon at Smith street
and New Brunswick avenue. Tues
day, July 26. has been decided upon
as the date when the a will be
awarded.
Tho automobile is a Buick touring
model and since the beginning of the
contest mas keen en- exhibition in the
show rooms Of the Van SICKLE Gar
age Company at Jefferson street and
New Brunsw lex ven No decis.
ion has been reached as yet as to
the place where the award will be
made when the contest closes, but
an announcement will be made by
the committee in charge wnea ar
engagements for the affair are COM
plete.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-15
MANY ACTIVITIES At
COMMUNITY HOUSE

An interesting session of the Bar
bara Frietche Girls took place at
the Community House in tombstone
street last night. Plans were made
for a trip on the steamer Mandalay
to the Atlantic Highlands on Sum
day, Jrly 81. and all of the members
are preparing for a jolly time. At
the adjournment of the meeting the
club enjoyed a social time with re-
freshments of ice cream and cake.
The U. s. A. Girls held their reg
ular meeting last night on the lawn
a<sjoining the house and nine men,
bers were present.
The Italian Woman's Club have
but three more lessons in home
nursing under the direction of Mrs.
Mabel Fales, before the completion
Of their course. Nine women were
present at the lesson OF Wednesday
night and all found it interesting.
Mrs. Isabella Gould continues
her good work as the welfare hos
tess in the evenings and the interest
that was slowly waning after the
resignation OF Mrs. Edith Cruise,
former welfare worker of the house,
is slowly returning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-15
RED CROSS WORKERS
AT MRS. SOFiELD'S

The meeting of the executive
board Of the local chapter Of the
Red Cross last night at the home
of Mrs. John f. Sofield of Lewis
street was interesting as well as
enthusiastic, and tentative plans for
cooperation in the campaign which
is to be held all over the country for
old clothes for the sufferers In
Europe, made the meeting a busy
one.
In the absence of the chairman,
Tracey D.. Warning. the vice chair
man, Axel Olsen, presided, and the
reports from the various committees
showed that much active work was
being done by the Red Cross at the
present time, and that the chapter
will be still more active in the future.
Among the new items of business
and one of particular importance
was a communication from head
quarters %concering a special cam
paign for clothing for the sufferers
in Europe Conditions all over CEN
trail Europe are still extremely bad.
and the Red Cross has decided to
unite with the American Friend
Service Committee in al enormous
campaign for clothing for these suf-
ferers.
Miss Persis Snodgrass, chairman
of the local chapter, and the other
members are busy securing the serv-
ice of various homes throughout the
city as headquarters for >the old
clothing and these and other prep
arations will be announced within a
few days. 1t is thought that the
summer is an excellent time for
people to get rid of their old clothes
before they are eaten by moths, and
the service that they will do some
poo suffering ill-clad person is very
worthy.
The others present at the meeting
last night, helping in the prepare
lions for the campaign were Mrs.
w. W.. oliver. Mrs. Adrian Lyon.
Mrs. Arthur Stern, Mrs. E. J. Me-
Cormick. Mrs. Charles Seguine, Miss
Persfs Snodgrass. DR.. Charles I.
Silk and Axe1 Olsen.