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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

NtiiN IItIEl MEN Fcb WOrk
has been begun hy Il corps Of doctors
ana nurses. undvr TIA" auSp!c,., OF ,nr
i"cke!v!l"r Foundation, Il" bring
about tho extinction "t yellow fever.
winch caused ih- deaths Of nearly
700 persons her" last fall Although
the dlS""s" disappeared almost On
llr"lE rms winter, lhrrr arr fears Il
may rcapp-ar IN the spring II IN.
cniir" population Is not InoCu!atci
Win Nlc NOgUchL terum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

SUMMERNII.Lh. GA. Frb -
sheriff Frank rhomaSsom. Of Chat.
tdho"si county. today sent broad
ghsl over the country 81 circular Of
i"r.n- rewards for tho arrest al ,',iri
Mathis. wanted in connection with
10" mysterious disappearance nf
Lewis T. kiESry. a rural mail car
ri"r, "Ro !"ft his home hor, last
week ia company with Mathis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

Mr. Il. l.. Moore. one of South Bos-
a large grocery store on Main Street
or South Boston, has had remark
able experience with Rc-Cu-A Ma, the
phenomenal remedy. He says: en-
digestion bothered me, ! had Il torpid
liver. gas on the stomach and every
thinE ate made me sick and caused
me uncasineSS i'm the stomach.
Il tried kc-cu-Ma. and though l.
have only used n hal Il bottle. | feel
better. The Rc-Cu-Ma has benefited
me greatly. and | feel like new
man, Now can eat and enjoy It..
My liver is in good condition.
'lic-CuMa has certainly helped me
wonderfully. and 1 gladly recommend
II 10 any one suffering as | did"
Try Rc-cu-Afn under the famous
Rc-cuMa four day trial offer. You
buy hottie OF Rc-Cu-Ma. If il
helps you the b"nch: lou receive will
he priceless. II il doesn't help you.
take the bottle right back to the drug
store and get every cent that YOU paid
FOR R"Cu- Ma. You can't lose under
this plan. The company takes all the
risk.
Rc-CuMa does it's wonderful work
in cases OF Indigestion. CONSTIPATION
and Rheumatism by working through
the kidneys. liver and blood.
For sale by Tragic Drug Co., Rich
mond, Va, and Morrison, The Drug
Man. Petersburg. ia. and all Good
Drug Stores.-Ady. ilfM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
confr..rs Murder III -Four. ro,icc say.

woo CITY. MISS. F"h t. ,;us
jail here ou Il murder charge today
confessed. police dcCinrc that hr
killed four n"gro"s and burned then.
bodies III their homes nrar HOLLY
llur ON November IL Davis told the
officers. they say. that the NEGROES
wrr" BILLED to hide tn Inert of lot
-! cotton. which Davis now admits
he STOLE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
WOMEN ARE INELIGIBLE
FOR JURY, SAUNDERS SAYS
4 tt"rncy-Gcncrni Holds LAWS Must
he Changed l;cr"rc rhcy

Anne ndmcnt OF the Virginia stat
utcS VIII bc necessary before women
VIII be eligible for jury service. ao-
cordinI 10 the opinion of John X.
saunders, Attorney General o: Wiz
ginia MIR Saunders was first of The
opinion that IL would ho unnecessary.
/" change the statutes. hut after re
Hcc'!on has changed his view
~ Is probable that the General As
SrHhlE, which CouV"nrs here next
January. Will be asked to amend TIA"
laws ia order TO allow women the
FISht TO serve on juricS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Infnnt Die sudd.nl,

Kobcrl HoWarN. NurN. Nu.I "
months, son OF Mr. and Mrs J. II
Burke. Of 1916 I'loyn Avenue. was
found dead In bed tnj. morning lbs MS
parents. Coroner Wh!'neld WAS nufl-
fed and pronounced death du" 10 con-
WILSON'S. MI Burke. thu father Of
the child - "a bicycle policeman and
Is connected with the Second Poi.c.
station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

Dackache ana |
could not work.
A neighbor roe
commended your
medicine and /
took four bottles
of Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound. | am
now strong and
well, able to work,
and recommend
your medicine to
my fri enc S. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
KISSES CULTURE AND GOWNS
FIGURE IN GOTHAM JUNBLE
Blue Law Advocate Expressly Excmps Oscillation
While Theatrical Producer Halls Coming Of More
Dccorous Gowns-sclalivly in Subway

men. of having charged a flock Of
personal telephone and telegraph
messages To the city. La Guardia
sent n check.
Mayor IIylan looked through his
own accounts and discovered that he
had been using the same system. lie
inCloseh Il check 10 Craig FOR SliSlt.
Craig acknowledged receipt. add
ing:
Il HAY" credited the amour, to thu
conscience fund"
The canard that NYoihcrs are
neither intellectual. nor intelligent.
nor cultured has been exposed Kid
ing on the subway one hears Moth
ing 80 material as conversation de
voted to the proposed fare increase.
or the new gowns. or the new shows
Everybody is talking about Enstcin.
Not that they understand t:!nstein or
his theory OF relatively bur he at
iords opportunity for breezy and en-
l.v"ning discussion.
Where does he 90, THAI, stun
about a sunbeam ;akin Il billion
Years to 70 aromn' the univoisc?'
''iiow's he know at when ymh come
/" tn end NV of the uuivoisc there
amt any more OF anything. like
Ethul Barrymore usc,a say"
IF they's hnnit univo!sc. how
about coupla limit uniyoises.
ilow's he know? Answer me att"
And so il goes. with Nimcty-six,b
street the end Of tina, particular
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Crowd Jam. rm.c,,uhi, ,.,r,

SEUMHIA, ALA Feb Eyar;
Nantagr point IN The TSclIn,b, =,
County courtroom was occupied when
Jug" CHARLES Almou rHpg"d fo, or
",i .i"intdinte!H after tn. lunch hour
Wealthy landowner I'm connection
WIN the shooting to death OF Don
STEPHENSON, prohibition deputy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
,crin tearing Of Arson ,,sc

TAAlFA FLA- Feb -Tno pr"-
llm!nary hearing IN tn" cas-" Of piil!p
Cohen, merchant Of Fort Meade.
charged With arson, begun yesterday.
was continued until This afternoon
pending arrival at Barlow OF add
tional Witnesses Honeu wae arrest
ed Wcducsday following a rs, ngn;
with Herman Head on, uf th.
heaviest losers in a 10000 FIRE that
started ~ Coh"u's store. He was re
moved 10 Barlow when a crowd which
witnessed the ngh' threatened
Cohcn's ifc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

NORFOLK. Feb. i.-Cnivcrsiiy Of
Richmond opened it's Underwater Nir-
Sihia invasion in Portsmouth touiGh;
ny dropping a hard fought game to
inc Park View Athletic AS. citation
ny score OF 81 To II The spiders
lost out in the last live minutes "t
play. when teamwork failed. and the
portsmouth aggregation forced into
the lead.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
,rgr. Ger s,..om in n,nh ,.o,,,,

I.ENDIN,3. IA. Ern u.-,-,-.--
i,,gnhed tho Peoples Trus, Coinpnnv AZ
NN"i"'S' ms - suburb today or G,sr,
go s.gcuri'i"a valued 90, aboUt 81.
"T' !hr m,n drove 10 tho LAM ia,
o. ""' "m"hilc h"ariu" = N,,y ynrll
S'hi" lie"ns". covered bnnI, .,,,,.l,,...H9
WIN pistols. took the money Ana 80,
'urIi'"s ana .SCar.J $3.50 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Fist f|iyhI In Cn,r.

HARLAN. Ky. Feb ia list Grh,
.m IN, Jur! room today broke up The
h"hnt"hE az waiting for It vrrdi,l
IA the case o! Or. H. =. Wiuu,s
charged with murder in connection
"''h IN" staying of Miss l.ura Par
sens, school teacher 40 e.Tin,iS
damage WAS done.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Walter Sc,npic ,Iin,cr.

CULPEpEK. Va, Feb. I.-rnncrnl
services for Walter Scmplc Mintcr.
who died at his home here. were held
at his late home Tuesday evening. Tho
services were conducted by Rev Mr.
tinch. OF the Methodist Church. and
is"N. H.. w. Wiufrcy. OF the BAPTIST
church. lntcrmeut was in FairVicSv
Cemetery. MIR Mintcr was n native
Of Martinsvillc. Va. but came to Gull
pepper about fifteen years ago. where
he engaged in business H.. inarrj. d
Miss Mary Duncan. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs John Duncan of this county.
who. with on" daughter. survives
him: lie iS also survived ny his
mother. Mrs. Luther l.. Mintcr. of
Martinsvillc: four brothers and three
sisters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Negro E,pIn.cs Crimc on Gniln,s.

MOBILE, ALA-. Fob. Dan Chur-
ley negro. was executed on N" J:aI-
lows today, paying tn, death penalty.
following conviction for the murder
Of Sam BLOCK. "a sjorckc who
was shot To death when ne resisted
robbery Of his store Charley was
the second negro executed in the
same case, Robert Edwards paying
The pcnnlty two Mcnks aEO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
WAY iI,,r,I.

bANNIl.IE. w. F,h. News wa.
,V ;,..,,' Lesi"rdiy OF ,hn death in
N'fSlhIh OF haN Horne. - v.cll-kfn,yu
i'S''"nt 81 that community ana
prominent Mason. He Was found
Gtad IN chnir at his home. h.dih
t,Nuiti hE from an attack OF hcrrt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Lord nun.nny rirnd. Cults: Fine,

III BIlN. Feb ! Lord DUnsany
noe; and playwright. pied guilty to
day when brought TO Trial hy cuuri
MARTA! on Tho charge Of posscsslni.
arms ana ammunition. ~" Was fined
f2j, ani civ"n the Alternative OF
spending three months ia prison GA
payment Of the fine the cour, re-
leased him from custody.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
charge Thr-. with f,ond rbrr,

MEMPIIIs. TENN. Fob. Nv /.
drug-Store owner, aud hls w!f. Mrs
Ethf. WyckoH NoIcn. tonish, fac Z!
chaires 81 receiving stolen property
az resul, NJ todays police luScsil-
cation OF the alleged wholesale dis
posal OF stolen Liberty hunts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

=, E\STDN. MD. Feb : Hohor, r.
PIX IN. prominent walbo, comfy All
n a,'S ",ss man banker ana nmauclrr
craI y. Mitchell Palmer ala IN his
Nun ~ North HrIl. uctr hcr" iii.
III trrnpnn from thc inMrmliI.s ~ -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
soldiers Clash with workrr. r,,r

~ ' MIA iAlSD CHILE Feb e;
three soldiers wcrr kili,I TO-.
u"a ~ cl"sn with WORKERS ut NO
an tf"Eor.o nitrate plant. in Nutr-
800, =, iF"F'nC". according to ad-
,.C'a ron tue hIStrlg' reaching, NOV,
,"h'". Jones. the administrator 81
,h' pant. - reported 10 hiy. n..n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Robb-rs Had Pains for \uurh,

PENSACOLA, Feb. - HoJb.r. who
entered the state Bank OF Nfoiin..
about twenty miles from here, some
time during Thnrsday night. Went
through the vaults unmolestel and
carr4d toe safety deposit boxes a
were found today by negro. who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

mite with lighted fuse attached nm
DER The corner OF the structure
foiowing the proclamation of
Governor Hart of "a reward of $500
Tor the arrest Aberdeen cItizrus
subscribed an add!tiuna! 5000 las,
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
.onnokc Loses ouint Gnmc

WASHI NGTON. Feb 4-Gcorgc
Washington University defeated Roa-
hokc College. 81 TO IS. in an inter-
collegiate basketball game here to-
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

ott MHIN ;, g. Fob. after
i.cnhN. II negro. who killed mi. virc
~ 'rrchEiile - year ago. was clcc
uocNicd In the state pen!tcntiaIy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

Gays ago, arrived her" Yesterday
morning. the funeral being conductor
'hlS AFTERNOON from the home OF his
mother, MIS-. Ruby Carr. MI tina, is
known OF the fatality is that, he fell
SIM! rect down a mine shaft and
was instantly killed. lie is survived
by his wife. three sisters and FIVE
brothers. He lef, Dauvillc only "a
lew months ago to take up work In
the mine region.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

"Nmhby" Hraucr. X. q. butcher, Biu
Parrish. Roderick Maybbcc, r. l.:
sipcr Joe Woodbridge. y. j. quinn
and Alex Robb, IL could scarcely have
been otherwise. but with II chorus
"i no mean ability. and aIubush.s OF
melody scattered here and there in
appropriate numbers. Gloom, the en-
emy. didn't have IL chance from tn.
hrst. Tho performance viii b. re
reated again tonight for the last
time.
Several committees appointed by
the Shriners. to attend to various de-
'aiiS OF the showing were composed
as follows: Joseph t.. White. general
CHAIRMAN. Program committee
Toms Dover. chairman: W Earle Mil
ler and Mrs James Z Hill. Com
mIttcr on talcnt-J Garland Hood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
MORTALITY RATE LOWER
NOW THAN JANUARY, 1920
Number OF Deaths Inst Month ~;
Compared with $50 Inst

DIR. &. e. Hudson. health officer of
IN. city Bureau of Health. stated
yesterday that during January Their.
We're 23I deaths. compared with $50
for January of 1920, and ri for the
same month of 1919.
Organic heart disease was given us
tw'nty-eishi fatalities credited To
II. ana appoplcNv second with
twentN-iour deaths recorded from
inns source. Diseases Of early in
fancy caused tMcnt:-two deaths dur
ING the month with tubrrculc" IL
credited with twenty. While lohar
pneumonia. iniivcnza aud bronchial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

pneumonia arc credited with thirty
three deaths. last year these three
disea2eS caused nfty-ninc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Just to Think
of Food Makes
Some Folks Sick

That's Il Sign That the St0m-
ach Is Not Working Prop
crly, That the Liver Is In
active. Indigestion Made
Life Miserable to Mr.. II. L..
Moore, OF Main ST., South
Boston, Va, Then He Tried
Rc-Cu-Ma. Read the Re-
markable Story OF His Case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
HEALTH FOR
WORKING GIRLS
Those Who Suffer and Are
Unable to Work Need
Helpful Suggestions

Springfield, Ill. 81 had periodic
trouble with weakness, cramps and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

=. iEtiib re. w. FcJ Airs.
X -. Martin. of this civ. whose Lus.
hahd' prominent hardware man,
d'"d Nv" years ago, died late We'd
htSdhy night AT the University Hos
r.th! ana her hody viii he brouyht
mere Tor burial. Mrs. Martin is sur.
N'Ncd d! three sisters. Mrs. II. +.
M"Iilp. Ronccvcrtc, w Va: Mrs. /
hsnn"riH. Roanoke. and Mrs. u. !
FedG!Ec. Floyd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

Leave Hr"nd street stniinn DAILY.
For Norfolk 600 y. 81. 900 IL. ii.
s,Go y s s:$399 T. II Egg ,he IVES.
4 NJ. j.2s T.. NJ hTrlSe from Nor.
i.lk u g.. =. NJ. G.55 l.. NJ, 3:5j /,
NJ. from the West. T;3j 4 NJ. 30 \
Office. s3@ East aiain street. Phon,
Madison ,i6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
ny SIDNEY u. WIIIrpLE.
I United News stan C0rrcspOndrnt.

NEW YORK. rch Say what
YOU will, sanity is returning. even TO
hectic New York. E%,rcmcs are
meeting.
Here i. D.. Eowlby. leader OF the
putcd to d-sir. the husninr even CT
the canary's glad Sunday song. And
here is Lee Shuhcrt, theatrical pro
Queer, who is the venerable DOCTORS
absolute antithcsiS
Eu,--
pr, nowlcy says: Il believe in kiss
ing. !, is iirc. wonderfully delight
full exercise. I'm NO, agin kissing
On week DAYS or Sundays"
Lee Shuhert says: II want to soc
more clothes on women. want TO
see longer skirts and more of them.
want women to dress more mod
cstiy, am the happicst man in New
York over the latest news from Paris
that clothes will lie more decurous
next year"
New York politics hasn't. as gem
"ral ruie. much subucty. 1t is a
Knock down and drag out affair. as
th"s" who attend meetings OF tn.
board OF estimate will testify. En-,
there Is some subticty in ComptroI.
Ter Craig's nifty little smash at
Mayor lIylan.
craig recently accused President
LA Guardia. OF the Board of Alder.
reported the robbery To the sheriff.
without obtaining any loot for thrir
,mo'is. The bank failed four months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

chairman: John g. Wonblc. Howard
- i:ryant, John r.. Finucy and Jos
ryh T. Foucuurcan. ruhliclty-,Iohn
&. ''"odc. Tick.ts-.Jain.S n IIill
chairman: G. T.. Bedford and George
: HARVARD. Music-J oscph NJ Brcre-
Ryder and \. T. Shedding Women )
committee--M-s. Joseph l.. Four
pnrean and Mrs. l.. Il. Jones Auto
mobitcS-Georsc Y. Oliver *. H.
Chhdick and H. G.. Winn
Richiuond is Srat!!ied that so capa :
bic and enjoyable AN entertainments
as this latest edition OF the shrine
MinstreiS in a local achievements a
practical demonstration of the talent
here that can he assembled on call
The "Jollics % 1921" is a choice ,hcat-
tic2i lnoHsci mat should meet unlim-
tied favor with local cpicurcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
e.. ~. Cnrr.

DANNILLE. VA, Feb. 4.-Thc<,ody
OF c. H. Carr. who was killed5 fn a
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-25
HOW MUCH WAS GAINED BY THE DELAY?

viii Illinois proceed with the building of those hun
ded and forve miles of hard roads for which proposals
received the 23d The state highway commission had adve
tsed for separate bids road sections scattered through
twenty counties the proposals to include the of various kinds
of materials but there latent belief prevalent unofficial
ces that would be favored where possible The proposals
received seemed bear the the Governor advanced
several months ago that the Of ought
100000 per mile for these bids within that One section of
the proposed improved highway particularly Ottawa for
IS that which lies directly south of the CITY, about six and half
miles along the Bloomington road practically extending
Grand Ridge Some little time eapse before the prospec
tive benefits can be realized for the proposals will have be
oghy scutnHed before be awarded then the
contractors will be permitted time which prepare the work
With the summer well nigh gone and only short fall
Venng before freezing weather will put stop outside
work the public scarcely expect great amount of road work
to be completed before another year
The state has probably saved the cost constructing these
one hundred and ortyhve miles of highway million to
million and quarter Of dollars from what would have cost at the
time Governor Small took charge Of affairs and that much more
may be now made available for additional roads next wear But
against this there has been the incident poor roads
DELAYED traffic and the ukeep of the highways under the old make
s methods during the present year totalng the public
that can scarcely be estimated in dollars and The savings
under the administrations system plainly visible the losses are
tohcWa nevertheless there many especially those who
furnish the funds for the building of improved roads bv the paw
e OF auto license fees Neghbong the Mississippi valley
nave been pushing forward with their improved roads and thus in
material way aiding the army of unemployed we'll as gaining
prestige and other advantages which they will probably hold
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-25
HIGH SCHOOL DRESS.

As the time approaches for the opening OF the High School,
the question constantly recurring will the girls adopt sane a
sonae style dress Ottawa be RECALLED again the coming
year with the ahy cheap chorus girl style OF dress and makeup
which prevailed last year? The question OF girls dress IN high
schools attracting nation wide attention and in number OF places
notably the wild and woolv West OF California cities sensible
modest Inexpensive uniform has been adopted generally the
sQaton girls themselves But the old evil present
well west and the superintendent OF schools OF Cleveland
Ohio endeavorng work reform in that city lie suggests
the uniform of which will be found another page OF this
paper
This Of becoming, decent dress for high school
girls fad fancy but which should receive the
greatest consideration and serious thought OF every mother who has
girl of high school age The youth OF today much the same
he in the oen DAYS when the by the high school
girls today would have been regarded candaous and
the good morals the schools The ndsc dress noticed by
boys and quite much then and the comments
made rough and far from aterng they
ago Because sque style of dress has become the fad of the
hour makes respectable less Objectionable less pro
vccative of coarse comment
The general makeup of the high school girls directly up
the mothers Beyond suggestion the teachers pOweess until
the bounds OF decency qucstonab passed when they Gas
they have several occasions in the pa send scholar home
only when properly clad And that likely up
something.
The reflects what at the Ottawa High
school last and the learns of conditions there for
which not the teachers but the parents directly responsible the
amazing that really serious conditions avoided I'll
to the greatest credit OF the teachers that the morale OF the school
coed with little help consideration from many
parents.
II various will still regard their daughters of high
school age school girls and buds and dress them
accordingly and limit the of cacmne least decent
makeup stage there will be less probability of regrets
to Don't throw the responsibility the teachers
anyone else It's your job
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-25
Entertains w. r. c.

The members of the Woman's Re.
lief Corps to the number of over TWEEN
ty met yesterday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs John Sigler of Illinois
street, whore they brought out fancy
work Of various kinds to occupy their
fingers while they chatted of Corps
news. health of various members. aud
planned for the future growth OF the
society
Refreshments Of minced ham sand.
witches and the bread was good, salad,
cake. pickles. lemonade. coffee, and
other good things to eat were also on
the plate
The district convention will be held
In Morris on November 3rd with
Grace VI. Stokes of Streator as presi.
dent Anyone attending is a delegate
and as many can come from one corps
as wish to be there, so turn out in
numbers to this interesting school OF
obstruction in Morris.
Mrs Hyatt Of Seneca, an ont Of
town member was present, and Mrs
Lizzie Adler of Canton. Ohio. was
present as guest of the corps