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Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10
YESTERDAY
I'M MEXICO
I0 Year Aro.


Miss Esther Houston was chosen
librarian for the new public library,
Wednesday at a meeting Of the Fed
Grated Clubs. Miss Elizabeth Wales
Of the State Library Commission is
expected here in the next day or two
to open the new library.
The engagement of Miss Ruth
Bragg ofthis city to Harry Wick Of
Louisville, KY, was announced Tues
day evening by Mrs. F. P. Van Ness
at an entertainment given in honor
of the bride to be. The wedding will
be the first week in June.
Frank James and wife entertained
at dinner Sunday in honor Of theil
twentieth anniversary. Mrs. Jane:
is famous for the good things she car
cook.
John W. Hill and wife are home
after an extended visit in Old Mexico
and Texas.
In the recent examinations at Tran
sylvania University, Clark White O.
this city came off victorious with tn,
high grades above all his classmates
The total number Of books in tn
library is now 1856.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10
20 Years Ago.

W..
Samuel Johnson and Miss Hattie
Day of West Mexico were married
at the home Of the brides mother
north of Centralia, Wednesday night,
February 20.
Frank Stewart has sold his interest
in the Windsor Hotel to his partner
James Criswell.
A. F. Romans Of Benton City has
sold a fine horse to H. L. House of
West Liberty, Iowa, for $500. Aud
rain is still the horse center and Alb
Romans knows a good horse when he
sees it.
Bayless Collins, formerly of this
city, died at his home in Centerville,
Friday. He died as the result Of in
juries received by falling from a
vehicle several months ago.
Wood Carter is home from Okla.
homa and says that Audrain County
is good enough for him. The more
/ Wood sees of the rest of the world
the more he thinks Of grand old Mis-.
souri,.
William Lewis was found frozen tc
death near Unionville.
Sam Morris has just received 8
shipment of brown bear and vol
hides from New Mexico.
Kit Rose of Louisiana ate fifty
seven raw eggs within the space O:
one hour and no i'll effects have re
suited, he not having missed a meal
During the hour he drank n whisk!
and three glasses Of wine. He agrees
to eat all the eggs a companion woul,
buy. One dozen after another wer
bought and despatched until he balke
at the end of an hour, leaving onl
three of the fifth dozen.
Those who know most about on
public schools favor a county schoc
!. supervisor.
The streets around the publ
square need cleaning. They ought t
be paved. 1t doesn't do much good t
clean them. g
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10

Arnold, Mary Louise Hawthorne,
Janice Emmons, Willie Morris,
Thelma Dozier, Lorrain Ford, Dor.
othy S~tallings, Mary Heller, Wilnluth
Clark, Margretha and Elizabeth
Clark, Messrs. Earl Moore, William
Guthrie Borrence and Junior Edmon-
ston, Landon Mcintyre, A. c. White,
Bradford Brett, Bobby Tucker, Paul
Rutter, Marion Dry, Coleman Stoltz,
James Carter, Billy and Junior Bled-
soc. Miss Vera Rutter is assisting in
entertaining the guests. After the
dance a buffet lunch will be served.
The Francis Rodgers Glass met
with Mrs. T. f. Hook Tuesday after
noon. The members brought lunct
with them and after the business
meeting an indoor picnic was enjoy,
ed.
DR.. and Mrs. N. R. Rodes and Mr.
and Mrs. Ryland Rodes entertained
at dinner Thursday evening. After.
wards the evening was spent in five
hundred at which Col. F. N. Hender
son was awarded the prize for high
est score and Mrs. Whitemore wa
awarded the ladies favor. The guests
included; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lawder
Judge and Mrs. C. G. Bledsoe, MI
and Mrs. Jack Denser, Major AM
] Mrs. j. H. Whitemore, Col. and Mrs
E. Y. Burton, Col. and Mrs. F. N
Henderson, DIR. j. G. Moore, Mr.. an,
Mrs. L. Y. Moore and Miss Daise,
Boone.
Miss Emily Williams celebrated he
tenth birthday Tuesday evening wit
a picture show party and later t
NARROW and Cox for refreshments
The guests included: Dorrence an
Junior Edmonston, Warren and Ian
don Mcintyre, Bradford Brett, A. {
White, Jr., Elkins Bolts, Thelm;
Dozier, Mildred Burlington, Idell
Chaplin and Celia 10 Phillip.
The Chautauqua Circle was le
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Cauthor1
who held the quiz on Highways an
/. Byways in Spain" Those who as
sisted on the afternoons program
we're: Mrs. Shrout-"Passion Wee
/, in Seville" Mrs. Earl Brown-"Span
ish Art" Mrs. Guignon-"Presen
Rules in Spain" Mrs. Sproul-"Spar
|, ish characteristics Personally OF
served."-(Mrs. Chas. Morris, Re
! porter.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lee ~entertaine
at dinner last Saturday evening: Mi
and Mrs. T. j. Hoxsey, Mr.. and Mr.
Z George Lee, Mrs. Brown of New Lor
/. don, and Miss Marie Foreman.
Mrs. D. D. Dudley had as luneheo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10
Rarnessuher.

A marriage license was issued Fri
day to James Clark suber and Mary
Barnes. They are Of the best families
Suber is the son Of M. and Mrs.
J. A. Suber, and Miss Barnes. the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
Barnes. The yare Of the best families
of the North Thompson community.
splendid young people and deserving
of happiness. The Ledger joins the
community in wishing them a happy
welded life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10
Fac Club Was Organized
Here Fifteen Years Ago

Christmas to our boys in the home
camps and over seas, and on their
regular club days they met at the
Surgical Dressing Rooms and worked.
They were ever ready and willing
to help in all war drives and social
times were put in the background till
after the Armistiee was signed and
our boys came home. The Fall of
1920 the F. A. E. Club began again
their social meetings and became a
Bridge-luncheon' club, for they meet
at one o'clock luncheon and they play
bridge, with only the club members
present. The first and third Fridays
of the month aretheir regular meetino
days. The charter members were:
Mrs. L. B. Hawthorne. Mrs. R. r.
Arnold, Jr.. Mrs. EIon bearing, Mrs.
E. S. Wilson, Mrs. F. R. Sanford,
Mrs. H. B. Brett, Mrs. Joe Wilkins,
Mrs. Fred Morris, Mrs. ]. T. Ricketts,
now of New Mexico, Mrs. D. P. Moore
now of Webster Groves, Miss Anna.
bell Arnold who is now Mrs, Maughs
Of Seattle, Washington, and Miss
Byrd Locke who is now Mrs. C. C
Madison of Independence, Mo. The
present members are: Mrs. R. M
White, Mrs. L. M. White, Mrs. Wal
lace Fry, Mrs. Joe Wilkins, Mrs. Lee
B. Hawthorne, Mrs. R. R. Arnold, Jr.
Mrs. E. s. Wilson, Mrs. John D
O'Rear, Mrs. F. R. Sanford, Mrs
Charles Claybrook, Mrs. j. W. Buff.
ington, Mrs. H. B. Brett, Mrs. Elor
bearing, Mrs. Fred Morris and Mis-
| NJ nnsr R.-nLnn- II !
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10

guests Tuesday noon: Mrs. Fred Pill
cher, Mrs. Jack Denser and Mrs. ],
w. Burlington. The afternoon was
spent in bridge.
Mrs. w. H Hickman went to Aux
vase Wednesday to visit her daugh.
ter, Mrs. J, w. Boyd, and to attend
the Woman's Club which met with
Mrs. Boyd at her home the same
day.
Mrs. Edward Rowland of South
Olive street entertained at sever
o'clock dinner Tuesday evening, Mrs
Francis Myers of Colony, Kan, Mrs
Ella I. Morey, Misses Kella Keastel
and Eleanor McQuoid of Hardin Col.
lege and Miss Mary Frances Row
land.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10
A Four DaY Week.

BENNINGTON, March IA four
day working week for 1000 Chicago
& Alton shop employees was announ-
ced Saturday. A union official said:
eve thought the $3OO,0O0,O00 gift
from the government to the railroads
might satisfy them for a time, but it
does not seem So"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10
southern Bank ELECTS Officers,

The Board Of Directors of the
Southern Bank of Mexico, met Sat
urday afternoon, March 5, and elect
ed the following officers: President,
j. A. Guthrie; vice-president, J. T.
johnson; cashier, A. D. Jackson; as
sistant cashier, F. w. Buckley; assist
ant cashier, C. B. Jackson; book
keeper, w. C. Williams.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10
Thomas Johns Will Is Probated.

The will of Thomas John was pro
bated Monday. Mr.. John left his
entire property to his wife, Sarah
John, to be held by her until her
death, after which, it is to be divided
among the four children, Thomas
John, Jr., William John, Lizzie Car
yer, and Rosa Bishop.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10

The third Of our Club Histories is
that of the F. A. e. Club which
through the courtesy of Mrs. Elon
bearing and Mrs. R. R. Arnold, Jr.,
we are giving this month.
About fifteen years ago, very mys-
terious letters were received by some
Of our women of town, and until this
day no one knows WHO wrote them,
but nevertheless they asked the
women to meet at the Elks Club on
a certain afternoon for the purpose
of organizing a social club. There
were twelve charter members and
each one chose one other making the
number twenty-four. The Club was
known for years as the CAS- You Like
1t" club deriving their name from
the mode Of entertainment the host
ess chose to use. After a few years
the membership was greatly reduced
by members moving away, and two
of the members married and left, SC
about ten years ago, the club was re-
organized and this time the member
ship was limited to sixteen and the
name became: "F. A. E." Oh, those
mysterious letters to this very da!
friend husband" does not know whal
they mean. The new members Of thu
club were given a great initiation anC
shown much attention, and some yer!
gay times were spent till the wa
broke out, then the club went in t.
work for the Red Cross. Through
the help Of the Elks they put on
Red Cross carnival and made quite
IL e .AAnA. Tlaa.z nnnI lnnrnn e..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10
Women 81 ACE al 81.

JEFFERSON CITY, March 81.
Women are legally Of age at n In
stead of at IS as heretofore in Mis-
souri,, under the bill passed, 11s to !
by the house. The bill he's already
passed the senate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10
Amanda Hospital.

Loyal SanktiIl Of Laddonia was dis
charged Saturday.
Mrs. Sadie Hines Of Middletown
was operated on Saturday morning
Mr.. Harry Reynolds of Wellsville
was admitted to the hospital Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10
Mrs. SiIverstein Better.

The many friends of Mrs. /. Silver
stein will be glad to know that she is
recovering rapidly from a recent OPP
Grafton at Mayo Hospital, Rochester,
MINI.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10
Cnntroll Bill Passes.

The Legislature passed, Saturday,
a bill establishing a board of control
for Missouri eleemosynary institu-
tions. The board will consist Of three
Democrats and three Republicans
and their payment will amount to a
dollar a year each. This will take the
management of thes institutions en-
tirely out of politics and place high
grade men in charge of their direction.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10
Hugh Brown of Near Fulton, Die

Hugh Brown Of Near Fulton, Dies.
Hugh Hescot Brown, aged rs, a
prominent farmer living four miles
south of Fulton, died at his home
there at Friday evening. Funeral SER
vices were held at the home Sunday
afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10
E 40 Years Ago.

40 Years Ago.
The Sturgeon family had a serious
accident last week. Miss Maggie's
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Duty of Illinois
visited Mexico relatives Thursday
and Friday.
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LEDGER CLASSIFIED ADS PAY
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W0RTHINGTON


Three we'll known young men
about town broke into the apar:
ments in the Parish building last
Saturday night and did consider.
able damage to the property. Az
they arc known it is presumed they
will be required TO settle for the
damage done to the property,
Enjoyed Supper.
The ladies' class OF the Christian
Sunday school prepared an excel
lent supper on Wednesday eve
ming at the expense Of the mems
class who lost out in the recent
contest. Everybody present at the
supper on Wednesday evening en-
ioyed tho occasion very much and
mono were happier than our friend,
]. D. Victor, although he was on
the losing side.
A Very Sick Man,
William H. Murphy, q we'll known
resident Of the town, who occupies
apartments in the Davis building,
has been in a serious condition ios
the past week suffering from heart
trouble At this writing he seems
-
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HOULT

In the Church.
Sunday school promptly at $50
SUNDAY morning, superintendent.
+. ], Smith. Preaching at 1890
Rev. +. T.. Wiles in charge. E3-
worth League Sunday evening at {
o'clock. Miss Florence Wiles lead
e.. Misunderstanding class will
meet tomorrow evening at the resi-
Nence Of Rev. F. F.. Wiies. J. D..
Bowman is Instructor tomorrow
n:Ghht.
Work on School House.
Several workers arc busy var
hish;ng tho woodwork inside tho
building and placing tho seats. II
is intended to have everything
ready so that the school may open
tho first Of the week IN their new
building.
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw, K. Steel and
two children. Of Fairmont, We're
visiting relatives here Monday.
Miss Airline TeChnel, OF Steubnn-
willie, Ohio, and Mrs. Hugh STAINS
berry. Of Little Falls, W. Va. wern
visiting relatives here Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. H. Steel and Mrs, Frank
Tichnel and two nieces, OF Fair
mont, were visiting at the homo OF
Claude Tichnel Thursday.
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F PENNINGTON


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are here tor a visit With the fos-
risr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. u.
Batson.
Mrs. Arlis Love and title son.
Bobby OF Basuettsvil!e, were guests
OF friends here "Wednesday
Andrew Warner, who was II Tor
SO long, has completely recoE arc6
and has returned to work in tbs oil
field.
ing the holidays with relatives mere
has returned to WaynesburG where
he holds a position with n oml'
ncut oil company.
Mrs. josephine Iost has return
ed from Fairmont where she naa
been the CUES; OF her daughter, Mrs
Jesse Wilson.
| Mrs. Charles Stillinss is spend.
;mg few days with he: son, Paul
Stiiliugs. AT Cairo. W. Va.
Mrs. Fred MASON has been con
fined to her home the past few
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AIRPLANE TESTS
TBy !issOciatcd FresI1

ALDERSHOT, England. Dec.
30.-Crashing tests Of airplane
petrol tanks are being carried
out here by the air ministry with
the object OF discovering tank
that will withstand any accident
without leaking or catching fire.
Petrol filled tanks Of differ
cnr makes. fitted With I'll sorts
Of shock absorbers" are shot
down a As degree slope at i We
I0rlty Of so miles an hour. land
ing on n solid concrete bed. La
ter they will he subjected to
much gun fire with inccndiary,
armour piercing and explosive
ammunition.
Tho manufactures OF the tank
best withdrawing the tests will
receive a prize OF 400 pounds
and there arc also prizes for sec
ond and third best.
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the hope OF his many friends that
he will soon recover.
Personals.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry II. Mtnnear,
Of Norwich, Ohio, arrived here on
Tuesday for visit with relatives
and friends. Thoy VIII spend tho
winter in this section.
Mrs. William Il. Evans. OF No
nongah. was a visitor here on
Thursday.
Misses Louise aud Ruth Snyder,
Of cayenne, were visiting Mrs. Glenn
O, Schultz hore on Wednesday.
Mrs. A. ]. Mcdaniel and Miss
Olive Morgan wero shopping i'll
FalrmOnt on Thursday.
Commissioner OF Finance z, F.
Davis, Of FoEInoNt, was business
visitor here on Thursday.
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WARRINGTON NEWS

night. The service VIII last an
hour and the public is invited.
Pottery Closes
Tho Bowers Pottery which has
been IN operation On a fifty per
cent basis for some time and which
closed for the holidays will mot re-
open for an indefinite time. About
one hundred men are out Of en-
pIoyment.
Tool Works closes
The Phillips Tool Company has
closed their plant for an indefinite
reriod Some twenty five men are
employed in the blacEsmithins and
machine departments.
o. A. r. Tea
Mrs. j. r. Keen pleasantly en-
tsrtained the members and pros
pecttve members Of the D. A. r.
at her homo In Pleasant street yes
tcrday afternoon from three to
five. In the receiving line were
Mrs. Koen, Mrs. r. NJ. Hitc. Mrs.
X. F. Alder. Mrs. ]. It Beatty
and Mrs. Guy s. Furbee. Mrs j..
S. Furbec and Mrs. ]. II. Coleman
invited the guests to. the dining
room where Mrs. Guy S. Furbee
presided at tho tea table. Aides
were, Mrs. Fleming o .Atha and
Mrs, J. F. Beatty The homo was
decorated in mi5uetoe, Poinsettia
plants and red candles. During
the servi.-y OF tea the following
program was rendered: Piano solo,
Miss Sarah FNrbec: reading. 0livo
Rymer; vocal solo. Miss Naomi
FHlrbce; reading Mrs. +. o. Atla;
violin colo Mrs Norman Davis
Out OF town guests included-Mrs.
jennie McCr2y and Mrs. George
!. Fletcher Of Tairmont and Mrs.
u. Howard Coleman of Underwood
PcrsonaIe
Harold Barrett, former Manning
ton boz: who is now teaching at
Cedar Rapids. Iowa, IS hero for a
visit with friends.
George Orth has returned from a
few days visit with relatives at
Wheeling.
Miss Rhea Griffin has returned
from n visit with her brother. Law.
renee Griffin and family at Wheel
ing.
Alfred p. shupp OF Kingtown,
Wctzel county IS here for several
days visit with his nephew W. ].
Shupp and family in Pleasant St.
I'D E. Hamilton was a visitor IN
Wheeling this week.
n, Val Burt has returned from
business visit In Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. n. Kocn VINO
we're visiting their daughter in
New York City have returned
home.
The Misses Jean and EatheT
West are home from West Union
for y visit with their parents.
Miss Opal Rymer, who recently
underwent an operation at COOK
hospital, in Fairmont, q recovering
rapidly and will be home soon.
Miss Ruth ShGIer IS here from
Washington. D. c.. for visit with
her auntR, Mrs. c. f. Devora and
Mrs. John T. Haskins.
HAYWARD Broadwater has return
ed from visit with friends at Elm
Grove.
Charles HartleEh is spending u
holiday visit with his parents at
Hannibal. Ohio.
Miss Rose Pigott. of wyatt, is
here for a few days visit with Miss
Sue Slater.
Miss Anna McGarvey. OF Akron
Ohio. is hero for visit with her
.;..or EEvS = r. Nawkt0S of Fur
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Carload OF Automo0iieS
". NJ. michaeIs, fa,rmont Anc
Mannington dealeE IoF huuSoH anu
Essex autonfon ,tes ana M%nn'at'
ton dealer toT Why's hnisnt anu
Overland Four mas enp'ted Il w
load OF autos at the D. q y. STU
ing in Fairmont anG VIII receive
a carload OF BABY OVef1anus mere
within the next rev days. y auu-
son Sedan-LimoNslne' HuhSoI
Coup" ara an ESSEX Goach' an
closed models from neLrS, ,; VT
IN the IA rmonL antoHoHi e cI5
for distribution in Fa'E'aoFt AM
Manningtea.
Home From Detroit
Dale Huey. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. lucy Of this city has re-
turned from Detroit. Michigan,
where he has been attending an
automobile school Nj. IIIeF
drove Hudson roadster from De.
trot to Wheeling. for Murray and
Dawscn, local Pa;ec distributors
Jail Sentence and Fine
John Barleycorn landed two
more in Jail Tuesday night when
officers Masters and htha arrested
Andrew Rohanna. local POOL room
proprietor and taxi driver. and
William Cartwright, also local
man, upon tho superstition that the
two men had liquor in their posses
sion. Rohaen7a and Cartwright
were Just entering town in tho for
,n,cr's automobile and when sea ~ch-
cd two pints Of prohibited fluid
were found. Both men were lodG.
cd in jaiI ana Wednesday each
drew n fine OF 800 90 with thirty
DAYS in TAIL. Rohanna accaped tho
terms, but Cartwright held out Tor
trial at the next session OF tn.
grand Jury,
ENTERTAINERS Party
Miss Sarah Louise Furbee enter.
tanned party Of young people at
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DAYS, and is suffering with a &c.
we're cold. Hcr little son, Bernard,
has also been III the past week.
Rev. and Mrs, I. S. Tyler. the
Misses Margaret Pullion and NIL.
ored Sine we're the guests OF friends
in Fairmont yesterday.
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CAROLINA
Party At Community HousO

On Wednesday evening party
Of young people gathered at the
Community house and spent the
evening with music and dancing
Those present We're Mrs E1sthci
IpOdson, Iona r'7nd;cy, Gladys Mars
ton. Scva Wilson. Mildred Fora,
Pauline Robbins. Mildred MarstOn,
Pauline Poland. Celia German. Mrs.
Ciuy Norris. James MrAffey. Char
lie Rogers. Earl Osborne, Hayes
Perkins Anthony Rogers and DaTe
Wilson
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auRcA TRIAL

LOS ANGELES. Dec. ;AN,-sull
more alienists arc to be called.
nrcbably today to testify for the
defense in the trial of Arthur G..
Rurch, charged with the murder OF
!. Bolton Kennedy.
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LIGHTS OUT

LIMA, Peru Dec. 30.-Liua to-
night was in darkness, dlsNftected
employees having dynamited the
electrical power ltnca supplying
the capital In an effort to tie up
tHo 1lRht and atrN"t car service
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Soothes and Heals

No need suffering any more With
cotarrh II. & H. Drug Co. guar
sntces that il 4 Hyomoi outfit does
moi relieve you. they will pay 70
1t themselves.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30

There are still 10000 American
soldiers In tho American Nrcnnt"d
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30
Mrs. Eaweett Hostess

Nj. and Mrs. L. + F'awcett en-
;crtaincd a party % guests n thelt
home in Pennsylvania avenue at :.
prcuiiy appointed six o'clock din
nor or Tuesday evening Ct this
wees. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. james Nuzum OF Pittsburgh
the !attcr's daughter. Mics Lucy
Neasc. also OF Pittsburgh, and MI.
and AIRS. Fred whitman OF Rus
sell street. Tn. party spcHt the
evening following the dinner Al the
F.lwc"tt homo and enjoyed the &C
r1 sion very u1U-h
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30

James Satterficld has recently re-
turned from tho Johns Hopkins
hospital at Baltimore where il" had
gone to consult 4 specials: in re-
gard to trouble OF an optical NJ
cure. Mr.. Sat!criiaId received a"
Injury at the miEcs some days age
which rendered the treatmcnt ne