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Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-05
TO END LEASING SYSTEM

Montgomery, Alay-The state has
purchased 14OO acres of land near this
city for new state prison Recent
legislation provides that the convict
lease system in mines shall be
abandoned in January, 1928. and it is
proposed to make the new prison self
sustaining.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-05
Well Off.

"After all man never knows when
he's well OFF,"
whats happened now|
ST was just thinking what fool l
was for trading off my Liberty bonds
for oil stock"
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-05
The Consequence.

"At the anti-dog meeting nobody
muzzled the speakers"
t'That was the reason, then, there
were so many biting remarks"
She cried when kissed her,
thought she was sore;
For how could I know
She was crying for more
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-05
BOILER MAKERS STRIKE

Pittsburgh, Pa.-Organized boiler
makers suspended work rather than
agree to the employers violation Of a
contract which does not expire until
May 1. The bosses want to cut wages
~ cents an hour for shop work and
20 cents an hour for outside work,
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-05
PRINTERS RAISE WAGES

Detroit, Mich Commercial shop
members of Typographical Union No
1S have secured wages increases
through arbitration The old rate of
s44.5O for day work and S47.50 for
night work is increased to $465O and
$3.50 and viii date back to Novem-
Der 1, last.
Galesburg, Ill.-The new wage
agreement negotiated by Typographi
cal Union No. 2SS provides for in
creased wages in some branches.
Newspapers and commercial shops are
affected
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-05
S. /. A. Club Meeting

S. !. A. Club Meeting
Monday afternoon the ladies of the
S. i a. club met with Mrs Frank
Turner at 802 East Jefferson and held
q splendid meeting. The meeting next
Monday will be with Mrs. Geo. w.
Caldwell 2s8 East jefferson street
Pictures Taken At Night
The Thompson Studio. IS SO. 4th
street, specializes in pictures taken at
night Drop in any evening and be
shot Its a grand and glorious feel
ing. Try it.
Mrs. Coleman Improved
Friends OF Mrs. Minnie Coleman who
underwent an operation few days
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-05

A little bootleg now and then is
by the dryest men.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
NEW COURT PLAN.
Hereafter There VIII be no Crimina
Trial In First Week.

An important char ge has been made II
the method OF conducting Superior Court,
Court of Over and TermlEer and Court
Of Gereral Sessions II resulted from con
ference of the members Of the judiciary
and Attorrev-Ger eral Townsend The
charge will save time ard facilitate bus
II ess IN the courts.
Irstead OF the members OF the petit
n,rv reporting on the day court opensl
they viii report ON the second Monday,
This will mean no jury trials IN the first.
week. The first two days Of the term viii
be devoted to the consideration Of divorce
cases. Arguments will be heard on We'd
resday, so that opinions can be handed
down later in the same term, instead q
being held over 70 the following term.
Prisoners Will be arraigued on Thursday
and any defendant wishing TO plead guilty
on that day Will be permi tied 20 do 50.
Friday will be devoted TO the calendanng
or criminal case, which ls now done with
civil suits
The grand jury will have the first week
TO hear testimony before bringing in
indictments The placing of criminal cases
ON Il calendar will mean large savn &
to the county in witresS fees, as witnesses
for certain cases will be required to be m
court only on the days in which the tIlaI
they are interested IN Is scheduled Tins
will be of much convenience 10 witnesses
some OF whom have had 70 wait sevcra
DAYS before their ease came up
The changed system has been tried q
the term of court now IN session at George
town aud has proven a success.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
VIM. FINFEY CAUGHT.
Wanted since 1918 on Charge of selling
Contraband Drugs.

Wanted on n charge Of selling nnr-
cotic drugs since May ~. 1918. William
F'innoy. Negro. was recognized and ar
rested yesterday by Detective Wnllaoe
near Third and Walnut streets. At tho
request of Assistant City Sosscitor
Davis. Judge Lynn In Municipal Court
today continued his case until Mon
day and fixed ball at $500.
Charged with disorder1y conduct
Anna Moline. colorsd, was hned &i0.
Officer wilkinson. who arrested her. said
she was swearing and creating dis
turbanco at Ninth and Walnut streets
about / o'clock this morning.
Tho case of Thomas Fleming. who
was arrested on n charge OF disorderly
conduct, preferred by James 10. Mo
Collom, was continued until Tuesday
At the request of the defendant, Judge
Lynn continued the case of John
Dours. charged with selling intoxicating
liquor TO William Carlos.
John w. Bentley was dismissed on
charge of begging on the street. lie
admitted. however. begging In stores
but the statute mentions only street
begging.
When Bronislaw Brynski failed tt
appear today to answer TO charge o'
non support. Judge Lynn ordered a
capias issued and his bond forfeited.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
AUTO SHOW To Be
LARGER THAN EVER
Forty-Three Dealers With Ac-
cessory Merchants Plan
Fine Display.

Arrangements for the seventh annual
exhibit Of the Wilmington Automobile
Trade Association To be held ut the
Auditorium, 700 West Eleventh street,
February % 10 March 5, inclusive are
proceeding with every Indication that
the show this year will be the largest and
most elaborate in MANY ways of any OK
hibit ever staged in the auto trade In
this city
Some dea Of the size Of the exhibit
may be gained from the fact that the
grcntest number Of cars ever exhibited ~
other years has been 2s This year there
will be ~ cars shown In addition 10 this
there will be great display Of accessories
In former years the limited space at the
Hotel du Pont has permitted but a few
accessory dealers 10 show their wares
This year one OF the big features aside
from the autos to be shown will be the
accessories show There are eleven dealers
who have taken space.
Even with the big added space Of the
Auditorium to accommodate the exhlbit,
| the committee arranging the show was
unable 10 accommodate all the demands
made upon IL There were some dealers
| who wished To show more than cars ri a
| certain make but this was not possible
! because even the Auditorium floor would
not afford this accommodation
While the display Will not be as large
ms those Of Philadelphia or New York,
where immense arfnories are at the dis
posal of the auto trade dealers, yet II
will equal IN character the metropolitan
exhibits The same excellence IN car
models will be shown, practically the Same
| models being exhibited here as in Nc V
York or Philadelphia, and the same At
tention 20 customers and prospects
gwen here rs in any Of tho two or three
larger shows on the country
The very latest ideas in the makers ar
will he seen here and because the show vii
tie open from noon until midnight eaef
of the sir days affords not only Whining
tonians. but out of town guests M op
portunity 20 view the show aud MAKE
up their mind as 20 what kind Of a ca
they may purchase this spring
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
DETECTIVES SPOIL PLAN.
Cat Wrong Man in Attempt TO Capture
Stotesbury's Blackmaiier.

PHILADELPHIA Feb. 12.-DetectlVes
aarlv today inadvertently spoiled the
canture Of a man alleged 70 nave at
tempted 10 extort money from z I
Stotesbury. widely known banke- and
member of ]. P. Morgan Co. New
work on threat Of harm TO him and
his family.
A letter had been sent 10 MI Stotes-
hurry instructing him 20 place sum or
money in black box at the entrance
of a certain church. Detectives car
ried out the instructions .and ma IN
dark corner. When man came along
and picked up the box he was covered
with pistols by the detectives
Thinking ne was being held up by
bandits the man started to hand over
his money and watch. He claimed he
vas on his way 10 work when he saw
the box. The police. after an investiga-
tion. found his story true and releas sed
rim, There is no clue 10 the writer OF
the letter.
Detectives said a number Of persons
socially prominent have recently re-
ceived similar letters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
WAITS FIGHT
STAGED AGAINST WHITE
Chairman Has Baruch's Support;
Two Other Names Taken
Fronns Petition.

washington. Feb IA collapse
seems II be IA prospect il the effort
to oust George White as hartman y
tho Terrocra III National Commute,
g0aterea bv 4 group credited wifh loom
Irg William g McAdoo for fhe Demo
cratic Presidential nomination tn i924
Yesterday Eernard 81 BaTuch - New
York. always regarded as strong
ATrAdno man. served notice nat Ae e
not in sympathy with the movement.
Mr. Raruch met Mr. White Upon Eis
arriva! in Washington, assuring him
~ yvaz In M vay connected with the
aght now in progress IN the Democratic
ranks.
Mr. Baruch has written % Mr.
white a letter. he said. IN which he
urged the Democratic chairman not
Is resign The text ~ the .etter was
rot made public
Mr.. White told Nr. Baruch he had 70
intention of resigning. mat when the
executive. committee ~ he 0ommlttee
meets on February II he will iay before
tne proposal ID call a meeting %
ne fun committee. as proposed ry
Thomas & Love. committeeman from
raxas. Robert Isl. Wooley, until recent
lv a member h the l. c. c., and others.
decision of the executive committee.
Mr. Wooaey, who IS condnclng ne
.,s,ta,ion single handed during the ab-
-. frsr, Washington of Mr. Love
/ announced that Mrs. James II Bhiing
80, !, member ii the committee from
+ >-a,,- 1ers+y had added her name q
| he list OF those who seek meeting o'
ne full committee.
Mr. White announced that tWo nAQrs
members had Withdrawn their names
T,ldga HudsDgth oI New Jersey. anc
+ ". H. Thompson OF Nebraska. ina
/ makes -four names So TAR Wlthora~ vi
from the list. bringing Il down 70 =
anr of 10S. but still q majority. Z
tba lis. goes still lower. il VIII Tot
+ Nrr woo,lez- said tonight, prevent AZ
/ appeal 10 the executive committee g
can a neetins of the fun coFnutttse
~. frsiS+ fr All events there viii b,
SUFFICIENT number of nares II mos
Who want a reorga nization neett3s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
SALES by THE SHERIFF.

Sheriff sale OF four properties was
made in Public Building today Auc-
tioneer Laak officiating The foliowtn g
properties were disposed OF
Seventh street, ALI East H Felnberg,
from estate of Edward J. Kline. s., 500
Elm street. 905, Geo NJ. DAVIS, At
tornev. from estate Of 4. I and Mary
Berrizzi, 81 020
Boulevard near Twenty-t hnd street.
interior plot, sold TO establish tlt q, John
G.. GRAY attorney from Annie " Steele.
administratrix; $4,000.
Twelfth street5near Thatcher and heaid
streets: four lots; Iilburne Chandler,
attorney. from estate OF james t. Lee.
deceased s205
Sale OF the property At Hare Corner
formerly used as the Colored Orphan ;
Home, advertised for today, was post
poned by order of the court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
VETERANS or FOREIGN WARS.
Action Taken Last Night May Cause
Break With Other ORGANIZATIONS.

Becanse of the action taken last night
NJ meeting of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars. lately organized as the Ferdinand
|. Speer Post, as opposing the proposed
amendment giving pension 70 Adlutani-
General 7. Pusey Wickersharn after ~
years nf faithful service as an organizer
Of military affairs, in Delaware, members
Of the American Legion md the National
Guard of Delaware are mp IN arms The
ln.s.ting last night was attended BIZ 4
ek-seryiro men, il was said today. some
az whom. probably were NOT fully con
yersant with state military matters
Specr Post went on record last night AZ
nppoalnr thc idea of a referendum vote
for n state bonus. The attack IN the
bonus bv The eleven members attending
the meeting has been the cause n prac-
tlcaI breah IN relationship between the
new organization and the American
Legion. il was said today by a member nf
the latter. The referendum bonus bill
was submitted 70 the Legislature as the
only wav 0f securing the bonus for the
ex-service men, also, the Legion cnntenf
that il is the only way in which 70 secure
action on the bill
Adjutant-G Greneral / Pusey Wickersharn
II was pointed oIt today by an ex-~ervicf
man. entered into military life III ls7l
when II vas necessary 70 produce an en-
trance Zee and az which time Il was neces-
| sary for each member ~ purchase his 0wT
uniform and outft. The success Of the old
/ Delaware State Militia was largelyIdu,
/ 10 his untiring efforts and many member.
! Of the American Legion feel that after ;.
wears Of faithful service, not only 70 III
/ success Of military affairs IN this State
but 70 his service during two late wars
| General Wickershafn IS entitled 70 prope
| State recognition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
CARD PARTY AND DANCE.
Mnrah Chapter No. 2 o. +. S. TO Enter
tain at New Century Club.

several hundred persons are expected
10 attend the card party and dance 10
be given this evening at the New Cen
fury Club by the Mizpah Chapter, No.
, order " the Eastern star
The event Wi! mark the Lhlrd an
nlVersaTy of the Chapter as We'll as lne
birthday q Abraham LAncoln, Inc
tccora tions for the affair will be IN the
national colors Music will be furnish
ed hN the Original SIX
on. ~ the features of the evening
ut.ts The Lucky Number dance, and
.hel. viii bc many handsome prizes
awarded in the card games. Tickets
ma be had this evening at the door OF
the New Century Club.
Tn, committee III charge is composed
OF Mrs Rose Newlin. Mrs. Sadie Rid
diugs. Mrs Helen Barrett and George
f4BbSon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
Mrs. Keppinger to Visit Wilmington.

Mrs Minnie kcppnger, Deputy ~
preme Commander oi the Women
Benefit Association of the Maccahees
Stationed at Chicago. Will stop off he@e
IN \londav en route from Florida to
Chicago And Nil he entertained by the
Nomans Beneht Association ~ the
Maccabees Beta Review No. i oi VII
nington on Monday evening st thG home
Of Mrs Elizabeth Hartman. 91o trank-
lin street All members are invited to %
present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
rHICAeo 1--WE sroa

Rv Associated rress 20 Eeer r
Chicago. Feh f2--Catfle ~ecainfs
500. compared w.th 4 week aso hettt
grade steers and feeder stocS eh tc q
cents higher phuuer grades .iraa1
TOP steers SlO.-5 Ctna,s and .utteI-
ana bulls 25 cents lower alvvs t'-
stockyrs and eedor~ a % cynfs
higher
Hoes l,cv4p.s 800 aght t3 s..
lehts 'u u 3V cents h.sher oatght rs
strong to 10 cents higher than vest,
day's average top Slolo bulk an,
pounds down Ss-5al0 bulk 200 pcunds
,lp 81. q0a.as5 uics steady
sheen receipts Enno for N,rA .U
lambs yeuyrall, luv,l Noarungs
cents lower vvth-r~ e5 cents low
ewes so cents vVtt feeding lalnbs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
PARK DEVELOPMENT.
Considered at the Meeting OF 'he Board
of commissioners.


Action bv the Park Commission was
1rged Yesterday. al It's regular meeting,
m fairgrounds 10 the East Fourth street
,eeior Members Of the Pine Nelghborhood
Associaf,on headed by Florence /. War
rer were in attendance and asked Tor at
tantian to the recreation ground at Fourth
and Pre- streets aud repairs g the adj
,oiri-,g buildirg. as well as 70 The building
IN rhe Chri~tiara Park gcrad~.
Estimates of thc cost ~ ne work viii
be Secyued bv Superintendent Edward
Il Mack
Oegotauors for Strengthening the Anes
of Alapocas Park by the exchange Of
strps Of land with Joseph Bancroft 4
Sons Co were reported by the. park eN-
tension committee, and tavorably acted
upon.
Report of progress on the stone work
FOR Rodrcy SQuafe Included the recent
receipt Of the material for All the struc-
ture with the exception 81 inc statue
pedestal \u appropriation o. $4,000 IS
cxpected from the present Legislature
to cover he complexion ot ne statue.
waich II is hored TO put ln place On July
+reV. The election Of treasurer ior he
hoard WAS deferred
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
PRAISE OF LINCOLN
BY LEGISLATURE
IN JOINT MEETING
Program Appropriate to Lite and
Services Of the Great
Emancipation.
WORK AHEAD FOR SESSION

Stsr Correspondence of Every Evening.
state House. Dover. Feb. IL.
Monday next. the 36th day of the
legislative term. which is limited py con-
sti,utionai provision 10 90 days, lhe
c.,aral Assembly will settle down for
, p,onths hard work including the
days of grattrtous service. For 60 days
.a1b legislator is entitled to Compen-
sstinn at the rate of $40 per day. plus
mileage, with small additional allow
ancc for the President pro tempore of
the senate and the Speaker of the
House.
The Legislature held perfunctory
session today. with both branches lack
.nC a quorum.
Favorable Reports.
In tho Senate yesterday afternoon
the following Senate bills were report
ed favorahIy.
Amending the Fish. oyster and Game
Avs ny further defining non-residents
Il the State.
Providing u new method of nomina-
ton and election Of officers for Elsmere
and incrcasing The amount of money
the town may raise by taxation.
Authorizing Milford to borrow mon
y!
Enabling women 70 vote al town cleo
Tons in Smyrna.
The following House bills were re-
ported faVorahlv 10 the Senate
Authorizing rural telephone COM
.duics IL increase their rates.
.NpiropriatinE $4,000 e the Old
trles Home Dover
Tributes 10 Lincoln.
Tia. Hall of Representatives was
fArougvd for two hours yesterday
,as rnoun. While the senate and House
oi1t Scssioa celebrated Lincoln,
I.t hdav President Pro Tcluprorc Wal.
t., : Handy presided. and the com
4tter of arrangements. composed o
-suators Asa BENNETT and J.. NJ Pric,
hard a. buckingham. presented ar
plropriate program. Decorations IN
l,ded pictures Of Abraham Lincoln AFT,
umerous naCs During the exercise,
Major John ~ Ic F'cvre. holding th'
national fiaE stood on the rikht ~ tn
.pStruns and Iicutenant Dolphin u
Wharton holding the State flag. stoo,
tr th, left EeN j. T Prouse chaplain
III The senate. pronounced the nvoca
Iaf and Representative buckingham
tual Iiurolns Gettysburg ADDRESS
D.lt ttul IuuS!C was provided. \ quinte
,ouslsting ~ /. NJ. Price. Elmer +. Ben
-pu Herman G Taylor John Carrov
md r. r. Isouderbough and with Mrs
Emma stephens Stewart as pianist
.rp .IrlaE W. Al Love 'kentuCk,
Home aud Loves old Sweet Song.
ma Mrs Frank Hall Davis. accom-
,anied by Bernard J. Rehen, SAM
ANNE Laurie Ben Bolt and "Sonl
Inst Touched NV Heart" While Mrs
nvls selections were old mClodi, :. the
nevertheless brought out the innat
quality OF her beautiful soprano voice
Persons In the large audience said Del
aware should lie just as proud Of IN
Young singer as is her distinguish
teacher David Bisphanl. famou
baritone Everett {. Johnson, forme
secretary OF State. and p. +. Claxtor
United states commissioner of education
made splendid addresses. MIR. Johnso
.xtolIins the virtues of Lincoln and NJ
Claxton impressing the benefits Of edu
cation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
VITAL STATISTICS.

The weekly report of the Board of
Health shows 81 births, % marriages and
II deaths MS the total for the week The
figures for the corresponding week Of 1920
were 40 births 20 marriages and Il birthss,
There were six deaths from tuberculosis,
two from grip and one each from typh old
and scarlet fevers
The total number Of new cases Of trans
missibIc disease reportd during the week
was - These included seven Of scarlet
fever seven Of whooplng cough, four of
diphtheria. two of measles, and one each
of chicken poX and typhoid fever,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
ACCIDENT BOARD UPHELD.
In the Appeal Case OF Pullman Car
Lines VS.. Patrick Riley.

Judge Heisel in Superior Court yes
terday handed down a decision in the
suit Of the Pullman Car Lines VS..
Patrick Riley. in which the piainti1
aupealed decision made last April by
fhe Industrial Accident Board. The
award Of the board was sustained.
According 10 the decision Of the Ac-
ident Board Riley. employed by the
Pullman Car Lines was injured. sus-
tayuiug total disability The award OF
III Accident Board was $40 per week
,o be paid 10 Riley for a period of 270
weeks following which he was TO be
paid $3.50 week for a period OF
about 80 weeks
III the appeal by the Pullman Car
Lines contention was made that the
man was hurt while employed in inter
state commerce and for that reason the
state Board had no Jurisdiction in the
oAES.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
SAYS WALSH WAS ROBBED.
Father OF SInin Man Claims He Had
$1,000 and Jewels.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New Brunswick n. j.. Feb. l2--Behef
that Frank Walsh. bandit leader, one
Of two men killed in the whisky truck
holdup near here Thursday night, was
robbed OF nearly $4,000 and jewels was
expressed by has father. prosecutor
Tosenb + Stricken said today.
The father Thomas Walsh ST. OF
passaic told the prosecutor, the latter
said. that his son had the money ana
Jewels on his person when he left home
None Of the jewelry and only small
amount Of money was found on Walsh 5
body. Mr.. Stricken added
Newark police after an All night eX-
animation of Samuel Perkins. driver
=, t.a profeased belief that the prisoner
.,,o,h+ he abTe to corroborate the theory
49, walsh was slain to check disclos-
&c before the Whitman inquiry into
,uo,,ad noIice graft in New York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
School Bill Conference.

A conference Of the executive ommittee
Of the general survey body with Senators
james Robertson and William }. Lutz
and Representative William T. Nirden
was held last night in the Public building
Suggestions for minor-ehanges III the Viii
mington school bill now before the Leg
islature were discussed, and will be con-
sidered by the committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
SLICK CHECK SwINDLE.

N.or,raal Feb 12-Three checks.
written originally for small amounts
then certified and raised to total value
of $4,000 were casheo IN prominent
banks here by 8 man for wnom ponce
throughout this section Of the country
were searching today. Made with IN
visible ink the original figures an ex-
animation disclosed, faded after certi-
ncations were made, enabling the forger
10 write in his own figures
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
ALABAMA REPUBLGAN
AWARDED CONGRESS SEAT

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Washington Feb. 12.-George Bl
Gribsy. Democratic Representative from
Alabama is not entitled to his seat in
the House. the elections committee re
ported after long investigations The
committee hold that James Wicker
sham, Republican, had been duly
elected to serve in the present Con
gress which expires March 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
NIaelary Stroud Nuptials,

The marriage Of Miss Rachae hnaa-
beth Stroud, daughter OF Mr. ana MIS- .
A. G.. Stroud of Newark to Harvey "
Maolary, SON of Mr., and Mrs. '. v.
AIaolary Of Newport, viii take place on
"Wednesday evening At O'Clock at tue
home OF the bride parents, with Rev
David 4. Reed pastor Of White Clay
Creek Church, officiating.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
N1djcal Men Dine.

The annual banquet Of the New Cas-
lie County Homeopathic Medical Asso-
ciation was held last night in the Hotel
dupont about SO members and their
quests attending. II was purely a so
,.ie1 affair
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
Fire Protection Move.

Chief Engineer Lutz Of the Fire De-
partment has started movement to en-
force the ordindnce prohibiting the keep
ing of gasoline and oil inside Of grocery
stores. The corporation Of the fire com
mittec Of Council viii be given IN the
matter, it is promised.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
Took Charge o + Bound Out" Boy.

The services Of Special Agent Halieck
S. Ray Of the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Children were reqnisitioned
Yesterday by Otto Burton Of Rehoboth
Beach who asked him to take charge Of
boy Of IA, who had been bound out" to
him. The boy, he said, had become un-
rIllv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
piay AZ Richardson Park.

Held under the auspices of the Wonl-
enc civic Club of Richardson Park.
playlet was presented last night at the
home Of Mrs John Postles. by the mem
bers Of the Junior Glee Club. The little
PLAYERS. VINO were drilled by Mrs Ella
Louther gave program which was
eu5oNe-d pV all