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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-07
-o. MRS. THOMAS NELSON PAGE DIES IN MASSACHUSETTS,
By Associated Press

southboro, Mass, June e.-Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page, wife of the for mer United States ambassador to Italy died here today. She was 6s years of age.
 Mrs Page was, married first to Henry Field of Chicago in whose mem- ory she dedicated the field collection in the Chicago Art institute. She be- came the wife of Thomas Nelson Page in 1893. The former ambassador wa. at the bedside when death came Mrs. Page will be buried in Washington.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-07
ALLEGED GROWER OF
 MONEY IS ARRESTED
By Associated Press

Hattiesburg, Miss, June 6.-Federal officers have been asked to inves
 tigate Jack Calla, alias Martin, who it is alleged told another man in this city that he could make $50.000 out of $1,000. He had queer apparatus in his katel room into which it is alleged he would put the money to make it grow" The police learned of the transaction and now Gala is in jail, where a charge of counter feiting has been placed against him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-07
PREsERv sTsoN uaGED
 By Associated Press

Washington. June Preservation of the' Yorktown, Va. battlefiela where CornWallis surrendered, was urged today by Senator Nellogs. re prblican Minnesota. who introduced q bill providing for prel'ninary sur- vey as+suggcsted by a comniittee oi th. Daughters of the American Rev olution.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-07
TWO KILLED IN AUTO SMASH
 By Associated Pfess

Knoxvi11e. Tenn, June S.-A dis patch from Newport, Tenn. says: Saunders ONeil and Red Clevenger both of whom live in the Rypee sec tion of Cooke county. we're instantly killed late Saturday when their auto mobile in which they were driving went over an embankment and turned upside down. O'Neil's neck was brok eil and Clevenger received crushed skull and chest,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-07
INCOME TAX FAY CRIED lsy Associated Press

Baton Rogue. La. June 6.-The Louisiana Constitutional convention went on record as favorins an income tax tonight when it killed by vive yoce vote. prohibition in the tax or djnan which would have made the income tax impossible. The action was taken up on nlotion of State Sen ator II. E. Warren.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-07
REvIEw OF DECISION REFUSED
 By Associated Press

Washington, June 6.-The supreme court refused today to review decisions of New York courts holding the Le- high Valley railroad company liable for damages resulting to certain shipments in the Black Tom" explo- sion on July 29-so. 1916.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-07
TWO MILLION DOLLAR FIRE
 By Associated Press

Pittsburg, June 6.--First starting in the Muser Cedar company at MeKees- port, spread to the McKeesport Tin Plate company causing a loss estimated by officials of the company at more that $2,000, ,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-07

(. !. LOWMAN. T. c. is driving his second Chandler and is a piain spoken man. Ask him about Chandier.--Adv,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-07
DISARMAMENT CALL RESOLUTION WINS BY M 10 l VOTE
,s .S0a .nttee Concurs In De clared Purpose" of Presi- dent and Sends Its New
 Measure to House
Hx Assnolaind Press

Washington, June b.--by {. vote or .l 1 to 1, with two democrats voting pres ent, the house foreign affairs coni- mittee reported today a joint resolu- tion which would give President Hard ing the master hand in calling an in- ternational conference on disarma- ment
 Rejecting the same resolution it ap- proved a year ago, the committee "concurred in the declared purpose" Of the president to call such conference, and sent its new measure to the house as a virtual suggestion to conferees on the naval appropriation bill that it be accepted as substitute for the Borah amendment authorizing and re- questing the president to call a naval disarmament conference of Great Bri- tain, Japan and the United States. It had been expected that the bill would go to conference today but the motion, which will have the right Of way by special rule, was held up until tomorrow.
 Republicans stand Together
 Republican committeeman with only one absentee stood together solidly on the resolution prepared by chairman Porter. The whole question of disar- mament, both naval and military had been placed before the committee for it's consideration.
 Taking up the Brooks resolution from the last congress, reported but never acted on by the house, Repre- sentative Flood, Virginia ranking democrat fought to have it aoopted again but found no republican sup port. It would authorize and request the president to ask all the powers 10 send delegates to a disarmament convention. Chairman Porter, in op- fosing it, explained that the purpose was to get away from any suggestion or directionl by congress, and leave } tise president free to pursue such course as he deemed best, in view of tine announced intention in his inau gural address that he was ready to co operate with other nations for disarm- ament.
 May Be Substituted
 The house conferees will be Chair man Kelley, of the subcommittee on appropriations in charge of the na val bill. Representative French, Idaho and Wood Indiana, republicans, and Byrns, South Carolina, and Oliver, Ala bana, democrats. Leaders said the conferees probably would report the Porter resolution as an amendment to the Borah amendment or as an out and out substitute.
 The attitude of house democrats to wards the Porter peace resolution for ending the state of war was discussed at a two hours conference late today gut no action had been taken. Rep resentative Crisp of Georgia who pre- sided said no attempt had been made to bind members and all would De free to vote on the measure as they saw fit. It is understood. however, that most democrats, will vote against the resolution when it is called up Thursday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-07

Rain again began falling this after noon, and J. E. Moorhead, personal rep lresentative of the governor, made the paradoxical statement that it was blessing Should the city dry up" too rapidly before the debris and mud were removed. the result would be disagree able odors and probable menace to health.
 While the list of known dead grows slowly. reports to undertakers indl- cate that other bodies have been found and will be recovered when the waters abate.
 Lieutenant Colonel Newton late this afternoon ordered out the rifle conn Spanies at Brush Fort Morgan and Brighton to augment the troops all ready doing guard and police duty in Pueblo.
 relief tram with supplies for the flood sufferers left Fort Logan, Coo,. tcontlnsrd on Pase zwa,
The Belding banner-news., 1921-04-06

Smith and daughter, Of Belding,
spent Sunday at Clair Norton's:
Verne Davis and family and Sam
Davis were Sunday visitors at Dor
Is Church's, of Alton.
Ray Towe-, of Providence, Rhode
Island, returned to his home Satur-
day after a few days visit with his
father and sister. This was his
first visit at his old home since he
accepted the position as superln.
tendent of the Oliver Johnson Paint
Co., Providence, ove- z years ago.
Miss Bessie Peterson, of Belding
spent Wednesday night at Earl Nor
tons.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Middleton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Loase, of Green,
vile, were callers at Clair and Ear
Norton's, Sunday afternoon.
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ORLEANS

The Misses Helen Lapham, Alice
Bliss and Marion York. of Belding,
and Miss Julia Hill, of Orleans were
the Thursday dinner guests of Miss
Mae Wilkinson.
Mr.. Norman Pitt visited friends in
Ionia, Thursday.
Mrs. William Wilkinson and her
daughter, Mae, were in Ionia, Tues
day on business.
Miss Georgia Bowlus and friend,
Lester Hubert, motored to Belding
Saturday night, to a concert given
by the Albion Glee Club, which was
immensely enjoyed.
Miss Mae Wilkinson and fIend,
Norman Pitt. motored to Greenville
last week and visited at Baldwin
lake.
Mrs. Norah Palmer and brother,
Gaylord Clark and daughte-, Lyle
Inez were Sunday callers at the home
of Lee Spaulding.
Miss Winifred Cornwell, of Bel
ding, spent Sunday with Miss Hettie
Stout.
Mr.. Charles Snyder has just re-
turned home from Lakeview where
he has been for the past two weeks
Little Miss Evelyn Hazelett, of
I Ronald, has been spending the past
week with Grandma Wilbur, of Or
leans.
Miss Mae Wilkinson, who has beer
spending her vacation here return
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Mason were
in Butternut, Sunday visiting Mrs.
George Mason's sister.
Mr.. Earl Hendriksen was home
from Sand Lake visiting his mother,
Mrs. Ira Warren and family for a
few. days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B. Harmon and
family, moved on Mr.. Ernie Bauld-
ing's place where Mr.. Harmon will
help Mr.. James Skillens during the
summer.
The Grattan school commenced on
Monday after a few days vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ace Wood were in
Grattan, Sunday.
Mr.. Harold Wood, of Grand Rap
ids was in Grattan, Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Strodhigh was fishing
in the creek and had great success.
He had a nice string of sixteen.
There was a party from Grand
Rapids came to Pine Island lake to
their cottage on Saturday, returning
back to their home on Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. Chas. Ward was over to Mr..
Chas. Barnes, assisting their son
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CHADW WiCk

M. Philo Hurd and Mr.. Ermon
Marshall, of st. Louis, came Tues
day to spend a few days with his
mother, Mrs. Will Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Antcliff spent
Tuesday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Forest Chadwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. E-vie Hall and
daughter and Mr.. Ermon Marshall,
Philo Hurd and Mrs. Will Wheeler
spent Wednesday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. II. M. Bolster and family.
Ms. Alton Elliott, of Belding,
spent Tuesday with her aunt, Mrs.
Fred Wheeler.
Miss Reva Bolster spent over Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. NJ. Bolster.
Mrs. Forest Chadwick spent the
day, Thursday, with Mrs. George
Hagadorn.
Miss Vera Bolster spent Friday
evening with Miss Elva Wheeler.
The vicinity was shocked to hear
of the death of Mr.. Smith Rowley,
which occurred Friday evening. The
children have the s ympathy of our
entire community.
Mrs. James Chadwick is on the
sick list.
Mr.. Earle Zank, of Greenville,
spent Monday evening with Miss
Vera Bolster.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALLIE Bea -dslee and
children ard Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Griggs and daughter, of Sheridan
and Mrs. Ernest Anderson and he-
daughter, Leila Maxine, spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. M. Bolster.
Mr.. Phil. Belding, wife and daugh-
ter, of Belding, visited his sister,
Mrs. Fred Wheeler and family, Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. Albert Russell and Mrs. Kate
Tuttle, of Ionia, visited Mrs. Tuttle's
sister and husband, Mr.. vnd Mrs.
Will Moore, Sunday evening.
Miss Irene Chadwick, of Ionia,
spent Sunday evening with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Chadwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Treat, of
Sheridan, visited over Sunday with
their brother and wife, NJ. and Mrs.
Will Moore.
Mr.. George Beckwith returned
home from Barryton Thursday where
she had been visiting her son and
family.
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MURRAY LAKE

Mr. and Mrs. Asa Vandenbroeck
took their daughter, Nina, to Grand
Rapids, labt week where an opera
tion was performed for an abcess
on her arm.
Mrs. Roy Ford and children spent
several days of last week with her
father. John Andrews.
J. d. Frost and wife and Tom Reed
and wife arrived home Friday from
their winters stay at Long Beach,
Florida.
Ralph Hoffman's six months old
baby died last Wednesday. Funeral
services were held at Alton, Friday.
Will Andrews, of Hastings, is Wis
iting his father, Charles Andrews
and other relatives, near Moseley
Mr. and Mrs Will Engle and son
spent Sunday with John Beedy and
wife, of Smyrna
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Davis and chill
dren spent Saturday and Sunday in
Stanton.
Clayton Frost visited his brother,
Gordon, over Sunday.
Byron Frost and John Blesser, re-
turned from Florida, Friday.
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CRATTAN

CalleAs at Frank Donovan's dur
ing the week were; Mrs. John Nc
Naughton and Mrs. II. S. Ellis, Mr..
and Mrs. John Donovan and little
daughter, Bernice, of Cooks Cor
ners.
Frank Donovan will commence cut
ting lumber this week on Fred Pur-
dy's place.
Callers at Don Donovan's during
the week were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Stokes, of Greenville and George
Lyons.
A number Of ladies called On Mrs.
Weller, Monday.
Ms. Cass Madison, who has been
sick is better at this writing.
Mrs. Harlie Weller is also on the
sick list.
The L. A. S. wishes to thank the
Masons for the use of the hall. The
proceeds from the election dinner
and supper were over $50.
M. James Donovan went to Owos-
so, Saturday, returning home Mon
day. II is wife returning with him
after spending three weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Claud Buckley.
Miss Evelyn Brownell and Mrs.
Roland called on Mrs. Alfred Whit
tenbauch, Wednesday.
They have commenced work on
Emmon's hill with the steam SHOW
| ell.
Ed. Gorden and family have NOV
ed back to his home here.
Mrs. Bert Wright is visiting her
father, Frank Madison for a few
days.
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ed to Mt. Pleasant, accompanied by
Mr.. Norman Pitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hill were
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. MI
ton Decker, of Ionia.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Face were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Knight, of Belding.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sherwood and
mother spent Sunday at Maurice
Clements.
John Sherwood spent the week with
relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Eliza Sherwood returned to
her sisters, Sunday, after visiting
friends in Grand Rapids.
Be sure to attend the opening of
the new cash grocery, Saturday,
April 9th. Jay Olmstead, prop.
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OAKFIELD

We are having regular summer
weather at this writing. Bugs and
bees and skeeters have arrived.
Monday was fine day so there
was large crowd of voters out.
Effie Watson, Ella Miller and Mrs.
Stults called on Mrs. Tom Jones on
Monday. They found her doing very
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Conant came
ove,' from Rockford on the bus Sat-
urday morning and visited with their
mother, Mrs. Stults, until Sunday
evening. Sunday afternoon they
were very much surprised when a
car load Of people from Belding drove
up. The party were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Emmons and daughter, Dor
othy, Ruby Bradish and daughter
Nova. They had a good visit and
also went after Arbutus, of which
they found but few They all re-
turned to their homes in the early
twilight, promising to come again
soon.
A Mr.. Wright and family have
moved into Burt Havens' house for
the season. He will work for Chas
Dennis this summer.
Mabel Dennis is doing housework
fo' Mrs. Jones.
We need some rain. so we can plow
and plant garden seeds.
Our faithful rural carrier, MRS
Mcmillan, is on the job again after a
months vacation. She went out te
Oklahoma to visit a brother
Ms. Frank Bowman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Miller called on Mrs
Stults, election day.
A good time is reported at the
election dance last Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thomas o.
Greenville were Sunday visitors OF
Fred Miller and wife.
Mrs. Frank Deal visited at Will
Deals, last Sunday.
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Randell, in vjolindessons.
Mrs. Jessie Graham called bn
Mrs. James Skillen one day last
week.
There was lots of excitement as
Monday was town meeting and the
Ladies Aid served dinnr in the Ma
sonic hall.
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RARTONVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis and son
B. +. Tower and Earl Norton and
wife were Sunday visitors with Will
Hogan and family.
Mr.. Fred Kohn. of Lansing, came
home Saturday for short visit with
his parents.
Mr.. Glen Tower, of Saranac. spent
Thursday afternoon and night at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Earl
Norton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kohn and ba-
by and Peter Kohn and family enjoy
ed Sunday visit at the home of
their son, George, near Palo.
Mrs. Emma Lee, of Belding was
home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Haysmer, of
Sheridan and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
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ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Snow.
Esther May Leach was a Satur-
day afternoon guest of Mrs. AL.
Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams, of
Belding, We're Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Smith.
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Mrs. Levi Krick called ON Mrs.
Will Wean, Mrs. Jam Chadwick
and Mrs. AL. Parke-, til week.
Mrs. w. Wean was the dinner
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Orpha
Luscomb, of Belding, Easter Sunday
and enjoyed the day very much.
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CHADWICK

Mrs. Melvin Smith was a guest
Of Mrs. Levi Krick, one day last
week and Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
Krick were Wednesday afternoon
guests of Mrs. d. s. Antcliff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Smith and
grand son, Donald, were Sunday din
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
Rubinsten Committee to Play Santa Claus for Children
on Randalls Island-Women's Republican
Club to Give Luncheon.

q ANITA CLAUS, under the direc-
ton of the philanthropie COM
mittee of the Rubinstein Club.
and the courtesy of Commissioner Bird
S. Coler, will visit the 500 children
end grownups on Randalls Island on
Christmas Day and present to each
suitable gift.
Toys, books, clothing and candy will
be distributed by the members of the
committee, who are asking donations
OF these articles. both new and old:
also money with which to buy them, so
as TO brighten Christmas for those
who are on the island.
At the second afternoon musicale of
the club yesterday at the Waldorf
Astoria special programme of Christ
mas carols OF all nations was sung by
some of the members of the club
choral-Mlss Gladys Weller, Mrs. e. f.
La Price. Mrs. NJ. r. O'Connell, Mrs.
T.. T. Savage and Mrs. Genevieve Will
Jams. Tho opera musicale, "Noel." by
d'Erlanyrr. was given by Mr.. and Mrs
Marx Ohendorfer. Dancing followed
the programme.
On Tuesday evening, January II, a
dinner, followed by a dance, will be
given by the officers and directors of
Rubinstein for Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rogers Chapman. the president and
musical director, in celebration of the
thirty-fifth anniversary of the club
Mrs. Alexander H. Candlish of 315
.t.a oe
the entertainment. and applications for
tables should be sent to her. Tables
seat eight and ten and will be assigned
in order of the applications. Mrs.
Emma Patterson is chairman of ar
rangenents, Mrs. Gustav G. Schicl of
reception, Mrs. Charles G.. Braxmar of
souvenirs, Mrs. J. w. Hedden of dec
orations and Mrs. John Hudson Storer
Of programme.
large luncheon party will be given
on January IA at the Hotel Biltmore
by the Womer's National Republican
Club, Mrs. Arthur l.. Liverinore, presi-
dent Other of',~ers OF the club are Mrs.
Charles II. Sahin, Miss Helen Varlck
Boswell and Mrs. Courtlandt Nicoll.
vice-presidents Mrs. Arthur e. Lott.
recording secretary; Miss Sarah Schuy-
Ter Butler, corresponding secretary. and
Mrs. Horatio Shonnard, treasurer.
The board Of directors lis composed
of Mrs Courtlandt d. Barnes, Mrs.
Eliot Cross Mrs. James F. Curtis. Mrs
James Russell Parsons. Mrs. Daniel
Guggenheiin, Mrs, Elon III. Hooker Mrs
Fairfax Landstreet, Mrs. John T. Pratt
Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson. Mrs.
Reeve Schley. Mrs. William Vanamee.
Miss Maude Wetmore, Mrs. Rosalie L.
Whitney and Mrs. Mary II. Willard
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
Ladies Auxiliary of st. Vincents Hospital to Hold
Silver Jubilee ON January 4-Second Vassar
Alumnae Dance to Be Held on December 27.

and Mr. Albert s. Mcclain. superintend-
ent of the orphan house. Plans were
made for a Christmas party for the
children ana also for the education or
two new students. The auxiliary Is now
educating seven children.
The next informal luncheon Of the
Daughters Of Lafayette Post G. A. r.,
N. Y. 40. will be held on January Z.
MIS-. E. E. Norris 10 chairman of these
Informal events, which are proving a
great success. The regular meeting of
the society for December will be held at
the home of Miss Banta. The society
will make It's usual Christmas distribu-
ton.
Mrs. Henry r. Ford is president of the
society and the other officers are Mrs.
John A. Thompson. Mrs. William Wood
hull Hay. Mrs Elsie e. Morris and Mrs.
J. C. Chase, Independents Miss
Blanche A. Kittle. treasurer: Miss Mar
s1er te Smith, secretary. and Miss Clara
8. Bar er, corresponding secretary.
At meeting on Tuesday at the Hotel
Lorraine Of tn committee of arrange
mobile Club of America Mrs. Charles
Baker president, plans we're completed
for the New Years Eve celebration at
the Hotel Plaza, and also ball to be
held on January 20 at the same hotel.
The latter will be. In honor Of the mems
auxiliary of the Grub. The arrangement
committee Is composed of Mrs. Baker,
Mrs. Gertrude NJ. Smith, Mrs Mary 7.
Nixon, Mrs. G.. H. Richie, Mrs. r. M.
Smith, Mrs. Della We're Martin and Mrs.
/. B. Hilton.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
Harlem Philharmonic
Observes Daughters Day

DAUGHTERS day was- observed by the
Taarlem Philharmonic Society, Mrs.
Everett Menzies Raynor president, on
Thursday at its December musicale at
the waldorf-Astor A large number
OF the guests were young persons. the
dnughters and relatives of members.
The artists were the Salsedo Harp Trio
and Harold Land. barytone.
Mrs James Il. Burt was chairman OF
the music committee. Others on the
comni,tec included Mrs. L. II. Irwin,
Mrs. J. II. Land, Mrs. William l.. Sage,
Eirs. j. Clnrerce Sharp, Mrs. Orison b.
Smith and Mrs. B' Sin Kane Stewart.
Mrs. Frederick j. Fox OF 1s3 East
Nineteenth street entertained at tea on
wednesday the newly formed woman's
auxiliary of the Gramercy Boys Club
'rhe members OF the auxiliary are the
Mines. Joseph +. Day. Chauncey r..
rarv~s, Leonard @. McAneny, William
sscnar Bainbrldge. John J. Carty, John
~. Glinn, Edmund Graeccr, Ernest 1b-
son, Massey Rnind and Edward Robin
son sns Miss seth Evans.
A silver Jubilee and danceNwlll be
given by the Ladies' Ai-ilaryA OF St
Vincents Hospital on the eveiting OF
January az the Waldorf Astoria. The
dancing will be In the big ballroom and
supper Will be served at midnight In
the main dining room. The officers OF
the auxiliary are Mrs. De Lancey Kane,
honorary president; Mrs. Joseph Sevin.
Jr.. president; Mrs. Constantine j. Mac
CURE, vice. president, and the Countess
de Laugier Villars. The proceeds from
the dance will be used by the auxiliary
for the poor of the hospital
owing 10 the holidays the regular
monthly meeting OF the New York
fresh Air Fund for Adults and Elderly
People will be held tomorrow instead
,f the last Monday Of the mouth. Mrs
Nlexander j. Schwartz Is president OF
the society and iMrs. r O. >, Elooke
honorary president. A successful card
iarty for the benefit OF the fund was
leld on Monday az The Hotel .istor.