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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-15
EE8CAL SOCIAL EVENTS

will also arrive here tomorrow to
spend the holidays with her father.
W. NJ. Fleming. at his home in Main
street.
To Give Dance.
A committee OF local young men
are sending out invitations for a
dance to be held at The Fairmont
on the evening OF December 25.
The Nelson Maple orchestra o.
Clarksburg, will furnish the music.
Named Officers.
Officers were named as follows
by the Women's Missionary society
Of the NJ. f. church, South. at Il
meeting held last evening:
President. Mrs. Carl p. Yost;
Wee president. Mrs. Jesse D. VII.
SON; recording secretary. Mrs. S.
f. James; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Lucy Hibbs; treasurer. Mira.
T.. S. Neptune: local treasurer.
Miss Mary Tibbs: superintendent
young people. Miss Ethel Ice; So.
perintendent or children, Mrs. A. ].
Rice: social service superintendent.
Mrs. Wilbur Shinn; superintendent
OF mission study, Mrs. Ward NJ
Downs: superintendent OF supplies.
Miss FlOssIe Hood; agent for Voice.
Mrs. \. NJ. Martin.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-15

Every time pass Denham's
store OH Monroe street, I see eager
yIstrul eyed children gazing long
ly at the wonderful Christmas toys
in the window and really II you
want TO make glad the hearts OF
the Riddles on Xmas morning you
should drop around there TOO, as
Christmas if the Riddles are not
happy, is no Christmas at all and
believe me they will be happy
Hfth these toys. Listen to a faw
OF the tors I saw there: all beau
ties too-sleds. coasters. automo-
piles. rocking horses and hobby
horses. kiddie carts, wagons,
coasters, doll carriages. beds.
chairs and wicker sets, standing
drawing boards. desks. cedar
chests and trunks, kitchen cabin
cts, sets Of dishes and dolls ga
lore.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-15
To Pennsylvania

Mrs, Lawrence G. Bogss and
little son, L. Bion Boggs, are
leaving today for Avondaie, "a
where thoy will spend the holidays
with the formers mother. Mrs j.;
j. ODonnell. Mr.. Boggs VIII spend
Christmas with them there.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-15
r. prs,ent play.

The pupils OF the Bernard /.
butcher school under the direction
ii the teachers Of that school will
present a pretty playettc this eve
ming at 1880 o'clock at the high
school auditorium. The playette 10
entitled THE Story of the SHattv,
itv" and is a. semi religious subject.
Mn the morting the children will
tresent the same play at the chapel
E~xercises of the Fairmont State
FORMAL school. The public Is IN.
-Vtted TO both places.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-15
SEN IN THE SHOPS
By DIME NORTH.

titles 81 loose candies and bon
hons and hard candies, the latter
especially nice for the Riddles and
for filling candy Jars and peanut
brittle .marshmaiIows and old
Fashioned candy kisses.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-15
Have Guest

Attorney and Mrs. f. {. Frame
have as their guest at their .1ome
on Main street their daughter III.
law. Mrs. Lindsay Frame Of Peace
fnl Valley Farms. Nd Mr.. Frame
will Join his wife here Tor thtlst-
mas. James Frame who ATTENDS
Ssnhool in the East will also arrive
SRere shortly for the holidays
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-15
Mnrried Yeaterday

The marriage OF Roy haFI
Rutherford of Watson and MISS
Nina Pearl Nixon also OF Watson
was so1emnIzed yesterday after
moon at three O'Clock at the ZONE
Lof the Officiating minister. inc
RaY. William ]. Eddy, on walnut
aYeGde. The bride is a CHARMING
young woman and is n daughter
OF Sam Nixon Of Eldora. Mt.
.SRutherford is 4 splendid young
nan and Is employed AT the ba4-
tlnore and Ohio freight depot,
They Will make their LONE al
Watson.
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To Entertain Club

Mra. Matter Moore Will enter
tain the Needleworkcrs club Fri
day evening at 500 O'Clock at her
home at 5i3 Maryland venue
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-15

A lovely window display At
Spiro's Main street store today
caused me to drop in there and be
.l!eyc ma this store is coming TO
be quite a shopping centre for wo-
men who are hunting practical
Sits such as shirts. necktles. etc,
for father, husband. son. brother or
sweetheart and really these days
the practical gift is the one that
makes = hit with the men fou:d
mere 4 very large assortment o.
unea's shirts. III all the popular
shirtings. CoIors and eiiects-beau-
ties too and neckties-suCh very
pretty ones-by the score and
while BROWSING about I discovered
a fine line or bath robes, scartS,
handkercllicfs and gloves as vel
= good looking suits for men
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Plain, striped, check and plaid
silks in the best qualities. also
knitted silks in beautiful colorS.
a great variety to choose from.
S1.O0 to $3.50.
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Kid Gloves in black, tans and
browns, finest quality. Fur and
wool lined gloyes with and with
out gauntlets.
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This is an annual event with US. Every year We buy ms
hosiery. made by a leading silk hosiery manufacturer. at a
price that enables us to offer our customers a real value
This hosiery is all silk, full fashioned, but as heretofore. shows
very slight imperfections. The imperfections are scarcely
noticeable and in no way impair the wearing uallt% OF the
hose. Sale Friday.
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Blanket Bathrobes

With shawl collars in a
variety Of desirable pat
terms which are excellent
values.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
WATER-POWER PROJECT FOR
NIAGARA RIVER PROPOSED
United states and Canada Would
Jointly Control All Power
Utilized.
IBY Nssoclntod press. /

WASiIINGTON, Jan. 25.-Tcmpo-
rary continuance of the Niagara
Fails Power Company > control over
all water divc~tcd from the Niagara
River above tho falls for power pur-
poses became assured today through
an agreement between the companies
applying to tho Federal Power Com
mission for water privileges along
the river and through decision OF
the commission TO consider no APP
plications. which would depend on
ratification Of the pending treaty
with Canada.
The agreement entered into BY
three OF the applicants not TO press
their petitions at this time ana tho
action OF the commission In its hear
ings today in ruling out Scvcra! other
applicants, left - the only active
applicant the city OF Humulo. y Y
The Bunalo application was there
upon merged with that OF the state
OF New York and pressure for its
consideration by ;hc commission held
UP pending action by the New York
Legislature on all matters pertain
Ing TO Niagara Fails water power.
New York State officials yesterday
announced their intention OF testing
in the courts the authority OF the
Federal Power commission Ia APP
prove or disappruve applications.
The commission virtually concluded
today It's hearings ON Niagara power
protects.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
How to Make a
Gray Hair Remedy

Mrs. Macfic. the wciI-known N.w
York actress. now grandmother
and whose hair rs stilI dark, recently
made the following statement: Gray
s;roakcd or faded hair can be i'm
in"diatcly turned black. brown or
light brown. whichever shade you
desire. by the use OF the following
SIMPLE remedy that you can make
ut home:
Merely get box of Orlox pow
dor at any drug store. /; COSTS very
littlc ana no extras TO buy. Dissolve
II in OF. OF distilled or rain water
ana comb 1t through the hair I'ull
directions for use como in each box
On" box VIII last YOU for months
1T is safe. does not rub off. is not
sticky Or greasy. ana leaves the hair
huliN. 1t VIII make Il Eray-h haired
person look many years younger"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
GOVERNOR WANTS AID
TO ENFORCE DRY LAWS
kentucky Executive Appeals to
Leaders in Thought" to Assist
III CpholGliu2 Statutes.
lUy Associated Press.

FRANKFORT. ky. Jan. 25.-Gov-
crnor Morrow has issued 4 procla-
nation addressed to the people OF
i\chtuckN.' calling upon thom TO as
SiSt ~ Supprcssing moonshincrS and
pooti"grcrs. whose operations. he do
'!if'S IN AN accompanying letter to
P,''cr officers. amounts to Il haunting
Chhl"HE" To the states power to en-
Tore" tn" prohibition law.
lhc Governor asserts that the prn-
hIhiIicn law is being hrnZnuly. no
.uriruSiy, inpudcntiy and openly vio-
lated IN Kentucky and that moon
sinners tnd h"otlCrgcrs and those AL
tcd with them are determined to
make their VIII superior to the law.
which strikes ut the sourc. OF all
public authority"
Confronted with this situation"
The proclamation rccItcs. Il call to
the crHsC!'hCc OF the commonwealth
appeal to every law-cnfurcing Of
nc"r tc stand Ivy the law. and l cali
uppu the people Of l<outurky--upon
its men ANA women. upon it's leaders
% thought ana couduCt--tp unite ant
i!r"W their Irresistible" power urun
tIc side OF law. order ana dcCrncy.
Tie viii Of the people in Ken
lucky" the proclamation concludes.
must ana shall Ia made superior to
the purpoS"G OF an outlawcd traffic
The power Of the bootioeccr and the
mpunshin"r must he made TO bend be-
fore the sovereign law OF the Com
monwcIlth."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
MRS. WOOD CANNOT
PRAISE It ENOUGH
Madison Heights Woman Is
Feeling Fine Since Taking
Ianiac, She Says.
HAD SUFFERED FOR YEARS
Wants Her Friends and Every.
body Else TO Know What
Restored Her Health.
HAD SUFFERED FOR YEARS

Last summer was tho arst ono I
have gone through without n..y..r "a
give up ana 70 to bed in several
years and I want my friend, .rf
everybody else to know that wanlac
IS what Kept mo up" SAID Mrs h. =
Wood, .o5 jth Street, Madison
Heights, Va. recently
BESIDES getting all run down this
way, at the time negau taxing Tau-
lac had been suffering terribly from,
INDIGESTION for c!git months. Eve-v-
thing | ate caused such craar5rs
pains IN my stomach could hardy
endure II. ana my strength was 10
nohr completely rcr. ! could Erraly-
stay UP 10 do "a little o: my house
work
wei. as sumner came on / didu.,
expect anything hut TO have 10 20 10
bed az usual But about this ,I,ne a
nciGhbor got nc to try Taulac and
IL commenced to build me up rigb, =,
once, anu IN a little whle / was "a,
ing hnc and my indigestion was gone.
4 kept well al! through the summer.
went ahead doing all my houscwork
aud am sn!l feeling mo. ] tust cant
say enough for Tanlac"
Tanlac ia sold In Richmond nv ~.
Tragic Drug Co Grant Drug Stores
g. W. Eaton, 2Cth and Venable. Bur.
TONS Drug store. IN Chester by cheg.
tor Pharmacy ana IN Toano Nv Ranks
Drug Cc.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
1T IS WE'LL PUT
Dispatch JAM 90 1929

tial to Richmonds prosperity demand
money. We have the company,S word for
II That money cannot be obtained under
present conditions. Money is the most
timid OF all commodities, and il must be
shown n sound. paying proposition before
ii can bo drawn into an investment With
a long series of traction failures stretching
back over the last few years, 1t Ia doubt:
difficult now to secure funds for traction
development.
That puts the issue squarely IN to the
local traction company on the one hand
and to the people, through their Council
OH the other. The former cauno. build
without money, which it says ii has not
The people want the Increased service. and
we take it they Will be willing TO nav for
what they get. But they viii object TO
paying more than is necessary That is
what the traction company must dumon-
strate clearly, if the people ARE to consent
TO pay the increased fare Convince Them
with the figures and there viii be little
objection to anything within reason
True, the request comes nj n tim, when
the cost of labor and material has passed
Che peak and is on the down grade, but it
must be remembered that the local con-
pany has had an increase of but cent in
it's fares, whereas most other cities are pay-
ing Z, s, and 10 cents. The local in
crease, too, came after the company had
struggled along through the whole war
period and year or more OF the most
war period of eXorbtant prices
Council, of course. will not act hastily
in this matter. 1t represents the public, and
before granting any increase it must know
beyond all doubt that it is in tho public
interest But if it is convinced that tho
public interest will be conserved by grant
ing the request, with every proper safe
guard for the future, it should not hest
tate for Richmond cannot expect, and II
should not desire, to reach its 100000 goal
and witness restoration Of prosperous
building conditions with all that they mean.
without paying what is fair and just Be-
yond that it will not go.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
NEWS OF BE7ROTHAL OF *: *
MISS ELIZABETH WILLARD
TO HERBERT RECEIVED HERE
Daughter of Ambassador
Will Wed British En-
bassy Secretary.

News has reached Richmond that
Miss Elizabeth Willard. daughtr of
Joseph i. Willard. United states Am
bassador to Spain. will marry Mcr-
vyn Herbert, secretary To the Brit
lsh embassy in Madrid. Miss Willard
is formerly OF this city. where her
parents resided. She is well known
and popular. She is a iIucnt linguiSt.
speaking five or six lauEUaScs. For
the last six years she has been in
Spain and travelling IN Europe. Las;
summer Miss Willard was with her
sister. Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt, in
oyster BAY. y Y. la October She
was in Richmond as the guest Of
Misses Isabel and Eli1abcth Scott.
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
W. scott. She sailed In November
for England on the return trip to
Madrid.
Nj the wedding OF her sister. Belle.
TO Kermit Roosevelt IN Madrid in
1914. sho was among tho attendants
bridesmaids at this wedding were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
CHICAGO CABARETS 70
REMAIN OPEN TIL $50
Pinn Proposes to Disirihutr Licenses
Evenly In All Parts at
f'ltN
IEy Associnted llross-l

CHICAGO. Ian. 25.-Thc city Ii
conse commission auuouucod today it
Will lay before tho mex, meeting Of
the Council Revenue Committee "a
plan for issuing special licenses to
permit u limited number oc c;,barcts
10 remain open until ESQ ~ NJ Ia
Chicago.
Tho plan proposes to distribute the
licenses evenly among places located
on the north, northwest, west ana
south sides. and in tho downtown dis
triCt of the city Tho usual license
fec would he doubled for the prvi-
lego of staying open after ! y. VI.
Many feel there should hc AZ least
town people and utbcre Nyhos,. dav
closes ~ midnight or a. NJ. cam 10
Tor food ana cntcrtaiumout' Alder
man Anton j. Ccrmak said.
The city license commission ycs-
;crdIN approved Il now license Schel-
nic for cabarcts. boosting tho foes
from 1000 10 1000 per cont.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
The Problem of Street Car Fare

Certain premises were laid down by +.
Randolph Williams in his address before
the Council Committee on Streets, in which
he advocated blanket franchise and high
fares for the Virginia Railway and Pow
or Company, that are indisputably sound.
They are, rs we see them:
l. The rider must pay for the service
he gets. Inadequate fares and inadequate
service are synonymous. Increased service
means that the patrons must pay sufficient
TO justify it.
. Capital cannot be secured for invest
mcnt in the local lines except it can be
shown 4 sound proposition with fair rate
Of returns.
;. Without fresh capital extension OF
the present lines into now undeveoped ter
rilory is impossible.
To Richmond as a city perhaps the third
premise. as we have stated them, is most
vital more important by far than whether
1t Shall ne o, or even S cents for its rides.
On the correct solution Of its housing prob
lem, which is rapidly growing acute, the
ciiy's whole future depends, and that solu-
ton hangs on nothing so much as the de-
velopmcnt OF its suburbs. That develop
ment cannot materialze without the extern
sion OF the street lines. Except in
few directions already served by the street
cars, Rchmond has reached the limit of it's
residential Development save by the COM
DaratiYe!y few who can afford to own auto
mobiles. But there are vast and highly
desirable areas which, IL served by the
street car, would be opened up to the cree
lion of moderately priced homes where the
now congested population could spread out
and live comfortably and chcaply Given
such Il service and with the building market
coming down, this spring would see 4 bm!'d-
ing OF houses i'll Richmond such as 1t hal
never witnessed before. Tha. activity of
itself would spell prosperity all along tho
line from humblcst artisan 10 orr bigger
department stores.
Extension and rerouting of lines essen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
CR0WDER FORECASTS
TRANQUILITY IN CUBA
bill Introduced In isinnd Congress.
bclnS Studied u. state
DEPARTMENT..
lBy hssoclatcd prrss /

WASlliNGTON. Jan. 25.-i:arIy adj
luS,nent OF tho economic ana political
ulhlcuitics In Cuba WAS indicated IN
ienort received at tho state De-
rartmcnt yesterday from Nujor-Gcn-
ora! Enoch ~. Cruwdcr lc outlined
terms of a h!!i adopted by par ~
me hous"s of the Cuban congress-
upheld by "a moratorium.
The measure * hciaE studied hv
state Department Officials. VIII, inii-
catou mat ccrtalu minor changes
might be suggested. II provides for
creation of u committees Of thg.r I,
ADJUST the financial situation and
that banks wishiu: 30 avail mem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
ALIENS CHEER LIBERTY
STATUE FROM SHIP
Eighteen Nation. IRE Rcprcsrntru
Aboard Snturuin on ar
rINMl In NrAN Nnrh

NEW YORK. Ian % When Tho
S'eHmShip Saiurnia. from GLASGOW.
entered New York harbor late yes
tvrday her passengers tStcuG,l "a
greeting that Miss Lib.wy.r for
whom II was intended, failed To nm
dcrStaud.
The sound that wen, over tn.
water came simultaneously from the
throHis Of us imm.Er"n'H represent
inG oiEhtcoN different countries and
speaking rs many touwues
Ship's officers said they had never
seen so many races aboard OK. shin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
ASPIRIN
Name "Baycr" on Genuine

Beware, Unlcss YOU seq the name
'Eaycr' on package or on tablets
you ar" not getting genuine Aspirin
prescribed by physicians for twenty
one years AMI proved safe by mil
lions Take Aspirin only as tcli in
the Haycr package for Colds. Head
ache. Neuralgia, rheumatism. Ear
ache. Toothache. Lumhago and FOR
Pain. Handy tin boxes OF twelve
Haycr Tablets Of Aspirin cost few
cents. Druggists also sell larger
packages. Aspirin is Tho trade mark
OF bny"r Manufacture OF Monoacctic-
acidestcr Or Salicylicacid.-A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
OVERC0ATS STOLEN WHILE
OWNERS ARE WORSHlPlMG
Three aicu Take Clothes From Church
NrStry White MIni.icr breaches

lBy Associutcd rrCss.1

Wll.MlNIiTDN. DEL. Jan. 20
WorShipcre at the Grace Methodist
i;riSc"Nal Church departed without
their ovcrcoats last nirht after three
young men who had listened To II Ser
mon on What is Real h"ligionY" en-
tered :hc NcStry and took with tACm
all the clothing In sight.
The :hcft was tho third which has
taken place nj tins church this month.
rev j. II. Sumwalt spoke of the
thclts during his sermon and declared
that, in a recent visit to tho county
prison. II" saw three cells Which hr
would like to see nllci." Tho three
Young mon thcreupou arose ANA en-
,"TSt The veStry as though about to
leave the church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
GROWING DEAF WITH
HEAD NOISES!
TRY THIS

II YOU arc growing hard ol hearing
and fear Catarrhal Deafness, or IL
YOU have roaring. rumblug kissing
noises in your ears, 80 20 youE drug
rist ana get | ounce ot PaTmiat
double strcngth. and nut to IL :,
pint of hot water and a Little Erauu-
lated sugar. Take tablespoonful
four times day
This WIN often bring guicls relief
from I'll" diStrcSsiug head noises
1logccd uostrils should up-u breathe
ING become easy and tho nucus stop
dropping into the thrOnt 1t ls easy
10 prepare. costs little. "nd is pleas
ant 10 take. Nnyon" who lis threat
cnod with Catarrhal Deafness or who
mas head noises should give this pre-
ScrlptiOn Il trial.-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26

mcnt OF It's annual meeting hero. to-
day adopted Il memorial ursiug Con
Krcss to enao: ,ct,Islation 70 prevent
the Importation OF cattle from tick
infested areas after March /. :@22. It
Was explained that such legislation
would force backward states to
speedy orOrts TO free their areas
from tho cattle pest. Only II lew sec
TONS in the South remain Infested,
reports to tho association show.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Gnclct ,,cds Mll.. Cuc,ticr.

BORDEAUX. FRANCE, Jan. %
The rrllg iCuS ceremony uniting in
marriage Robert Walton Goblet, III
New York. and Mile. Anne Gucsticr.
daughter OF Il director OF the orleans
Railroad. was celebrated this morning
ia the Church OF -. Louis here in tn"
p:cscncc of u large gathering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Tennessee woman Elected 10 senate

KNOXVILLE, TENN. Jan. 25.-Com-
pici" uDCihCiIl returns from Sullivan
county give Mrs. Wcrlvy. Democrat;
l,i-5 votes to 95S for lioNic Mcneil.
Republican, in the race FOR ,Sutor
IN NE Second Senatorial District. to
MI Tho vacancy caused by the recent
death of Mrs. Worlry's husband. j.
Parks W"rlcy. Hawkins County. tho
other county in the district, has not
been heard from.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
TO SION n Conrh nulr,s

Taiss HAYES HEALING HONEY. A
Double Treatment, which stops irri-
tat!on. heals thn throat. relieves con
EostIon ana Cures the Cough. It's
good Children like Il. gee (Givc
ii one trial ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Ger sso.ooo worth oc Icucrr,

TOLEDO, OHIO. lam 25.-Four
bandits entered the Daniels jcweiry
store here today. bound the propric-
tor and customers hand aud foot. and
escaped in an automobile with Jew
c!ry valued at more than $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26

selves of tho opportunity be permitted
20 come under It's Jurisdiction as
would mercantile houses doing n
semibanlking business. The morttor-
ium would be ended and these insti-
tntions be authorized TO liuuldate
latiOn.
La event of any baulS's failure, the
bin would provide that Il committee
OF government appointces take
charge OF the affairs
Earnest and diliEcnt use OF the
court machinery IL going far towards
"ralSntcnihS out tho electoral tam
giles. General Crowder Indicated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26

Veterinarians Want rick min.
SPAitTANBtiiG. :. G.. Jan. 25.--'Shc
Southeast states Veterinary Associa-
tlon. before the close Of the adjourn
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-04-13

The public is cordially invited to
attend the meetings of the State Ii
brary Association. which are being
held today and tomorrow. The meet
ing at the Woman's Club tonight is
expected to be interesting as well as
entertaining. The meeCing will take
the form of a reception to the visit
ing Librarians.