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overlooking the caves, and it tum-
bled and crept the 5000 feet down
TO the lower entrance of the caves,
where it took refuge within. Some
three years afterwards, Davidson,
with two companions, again went to
the caves and entered them for a
short distance at the lower opening,
another opening later being discov-
cred. They explored but little, and
even yet, there are many unexplored
chambers.
Entrances
There are two entrances to the
caves, one almost at the bed of the
canyon, and another about 800 feet
higher. The lower entrance is the
larger and is the outlet of spark
ling stream of water, which coming
from the internal darkness, Leaps
and plunges down a rugged canyon.
The entrance of this cavern is from
ten to so feet wide and rs feet high.
There are few decorations at the
entrance, but the rugged grandeur
causes the adventurer to gasp. A
ladder is mounted to narrow shelf
Il or Is feet above the stream, and
then devious passage of some dis
tance through cracks and fissures
narrow, crooked, with sharp turns
sometimes opening into chambers OF
considerable size, and on each side
narrow passages leading away into
the darkness. The first room the
visitor enters is known as "Old Nick!
Bedroom" 1t is low and rugged
but was probably considered quite
good enough for the repose of hi
satanic majesty.
joaquin Miller's Room
From here you enter what ha
been named Joaquin Miller's Room
. in honor of the famous poet. Thi
room is decorated profusely will
7 stalactites and stalagmites. They ar
J long slender tubes, clear as glass
not larger than pipe stems and 81
) fragile that great care is require,
5 in handling them. There is also
r marble basin lined with delicat
frost-like crystals and filled wit
water SO clear you would not knoy
it was there unless you put you
hand in it. Beyond this little crys
tai lake the tubes, pedestals an
: statuettes continue as far as you
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Marble Caves in Josephine
One of Natures Wonders

| light will permit your vision to pen.
citrate.
The Ghost Chamber
From here through another OF
those gorgeous corridors, the visitor
enters what is known as the "Ghost
Chamber" SO called because the
first glance within with light re-
yeals a number of weird white fig
ures, which turn out to be massive
pillars of stalactite and stalagmite
grown together. The exact size OF
this chamber is not known, but it is
estimated to be some $50 feet long,
$50 feet wide and 100 feet high.
This is an immense cavern and
forms into compartments, the larg-
est of which is known as the "Presi-
dents Room" a great and lofty
chamber and the finest of the whole
series. There is also the Drawing
Room" with its regular scalloped
floor giving the appearance Of a rich
carpet and a hallway with a partly
frescoed ceiling where crystal flow
ers of weird and fantastic design
have been developed.
Unnamed Chamber
At the eastern end of this great
room is ladder into a chamber that
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-10

Word has been received in Ash
land OF the death of Mrs. B. Walters,
former Ashland resident, in San
Francisco April 22. She had been
in poor health for some time, never
having fully recovered from an at
tack OF influenza. She leaves a hus-
band and three children, two boys
and a girl Mr.. Walters was EN-.
ployed by the railroad company as a
telegrapher.
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Tn to Grants Pass

John H. Fuller motored to Grants
Pass this morning to be present at
the forum luncheon Of the chamber
of commerce there, which is to be
held today. 1t is expected that plans
will be formulated at the luncheon
for the "Cavemen" to visit Ashland
Tuesday of next week, and Mr.. Full
Ter is making the trip today to get
in touch with the plans being made.
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Junior Endeavorers- Entertained

The Presbyterian Junior Christian
Endeavor society, with Miss Hays,
superintendent, entertained the Jun
iors of the Congregational and the
Christian churches yesterday at a
party enlivened by games, songs,
yells and oodles of cookies and
punch. Forty-five boys and girls
were present with their leaders.
Miss Edith Robson assisted in en-.
tertaining.
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viii Arrive Here To-day

w. T. Newton, Of San Francisco,
a brother of Mrs. Homer Elhart, will
arrive in Ashland. enroute for Port
land, this evening. He will con-
tinue his trip as far as Gold Hill this
evening. and will be accompanied to
that place by Mrs. Elhart. They will
visit there with their parents over
Sunday, before Mr.. Newton con-
tinues his trip to Portland. Mr..
Newton is connected with the Amer
lean Can company. and is going to
Portland on business for the COM
pany.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given chat the
undersigned has been. appointed ad-
ministratrix of the estate Of Otis
Hall, deceased, by the county court
OF Jackson county, Oregon, and has
qualified. All persons having claims
against said estate are notified to
present the same to me, or to L. A.
Roberts, attorney for said estate, at
his office over the Citizens bank Of
Ashland, with proper vouchers ands
duly verified, within six months
from the first publication hereof,
which is May 10, 1922.
MONA HALL,
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Returns to Ashland

Mrs c. NJ. Bomah has returned
from Richmond, where she has spent
the last four weeks at the bedside
OF Mrs. Flynn, who was badly burned
at the Richmond hospital through
the carelessness Of attendants, when
her baby boy was born. Mrs. C. A.
Cotter left yesterday morning on No.
13 to take Mrs. Bomar's place. and
will be gone two or three weeks.
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Leave for Short Visit

Mr.. and Mrs Edmund Dews left
the first of the week for Bend. Or,
where they will visit with Mr.. Dews'
sister for several days On their
return trip, they will visit for a few
days in Portland, and expect to re-
turn to Ashland in about two weeks
Mrs. Turner, the mother Of Mrs.
Dews, is keeping the baby while they
are away.
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Division Engineer Changed

e. E. Mayo, formerly division en-
gineer of the Southern Pacific COM
pany, Portland division, at Portland,
has been. transferred to the same
position on the Sacramento division
with headquarters at Sacramento,
according to an announcement re-
ceived today by Superintendent E..
l., King from w. II. Kirkbride, en-
gineer of maintenance of way and
structures. H. A. Hampton, for
merly assistant division engineer at
Portland, succeeds Mayo.
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Drive TO Grants Pass

Thomas H. Simpson and W. H.
McNair motored to Grants Pass this
afternoon, presumably on business,
but some of their friends say they
were just endeavoring to catch the
circus.
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Lecture Tuesday Evening

Peter V. Ross, a noted Christian
Science lecturer, will deliver a lee
ture next Tuesday evening at the
Armory. Mr.. Ross has delivered lee
lures in practically all parts of the
country, and is among the most able
speakers on the subject of science
to be found today.
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Leave for the East

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hitchcock and
children will leave this week for an
extended trip east. The children will
visit with relatives in Colorado,
while Mr.. and Mrs. Hitchcock 60 to
Toronto, Canada, as delegates to
national convention.
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Moving Into New Office

The Southern Oregon Gas COM
pany have moved their safe from
Provost Brothers hardware store to
the new office on Oak street. They
will be ready for business at the
new quarters shortly after the 10th
OF the month.
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Leaves for Portland -

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rockefellow,
who have been spending the past
few weeks in the city visiting with
friends, left last evening on train
16 for Portland and other points in
the northwest.
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Injured by Fall

Mrs. William r. Smith, Of 2SO
Hargadine street. suffered a broken
ankle and two broken ribs Friday
evening, when she fell down the
stairs at her home. Mrs. Smith is
well along in age but latest reports
from her bedside are to the effect
that she is recovering nicely.
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Carnival Coming Next week

F. j. Matthews, advance agent
for the Queen City shows, was in the
city Thursday making preliminary
preparations for the shows which
will arrive in the city the first of
the week for a one-week stand.
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Purchase Property

Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Bergner, until
recently proprietors of the Vining
theater, have purchased the Floyd
Dickey property located at 446 ALI
son street. Mr.. Bergner has occu'
pied the property for the past two
years and decided that 1t would be
very good place to own.
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Visits Sister Here =

John Hilditch, from Prince Rup-
ert, B. c., is paying an extended Wis
it to Ashland, and is a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. G. L. Bullen. He is a
brother of Mrs. Bullen.
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Left for California

Mrs. n. z. Stewart left last week
by auto, on a visit to Red Bluff and
Sacramento. At the latter place she
will meet Mr.. Stewart, who is en-
ployed by the Fruit Growers Supply
company at Susanville. After an
extended visit khe will return to
her home here.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

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Leaves for the Summer

Ed Hadfield, who has large col
ony of bees at Big Springs, Calf,
a short distance east Of Grenada
left today for that place and will
be in that vicinity until early fall.
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Shrine Dance May 18th

The third of series of dances be-
ing given under the auspices of the
Hillah temple Of the Mystic Shrine
will be staged Friday evening, May
10, at the Masonic hall here. The
first dance was given in Medford
and the second in Grants Pass. This
will be the last dance given thi'
spring, but 1t is thought that othel
dances will be given in the fall.
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Visiting Friends Here

Alton Kllian, of Salem, Or, ar
rived here this morning to visit with
friends for a few days and will re-
turn to his home the latter part of
the week.
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Visiting Friend Here

Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Payne, former
residents of Ashland, but who now
live at HillabOro, Or, arrived in
Ashland this morning by car, and
will be the guests of Mrs. s. L. AL
len for a few days.
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Card OF Thanks

We wish to express with deepest
gratitude, our heartfelt thanks and
appreciation of the neighborly kind
ness and sympathy shown In help
ful service and the beautiful floral
offerings, which makes our great
loss easier to bear, and which de-
notes 1.-THE touch OF nature that
makes the whole world akin" -
T. X. Bolton and Family.
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New Sign Up

The Southern Oregon Gas COM
pany, who recently rented the room
on Oak street formerly occupied by
the Elkhorn gun store, have their
sign placed in the window, and have
a part of the furniture installed.
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Opens Home Laundry

l. E. Clapp has opened a home
laundry at rs Aida street and will
do either wet wash, rough dry or
finished washings. The laundry is
so located that all clothes will be
dried in the sun.
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Public Health Lecture

Dr. T. ]. Ruddy, nationally known
surgeon, wiz give a free lecture to
the public at the library, Monday af-
ternoon at 2:3O o'clock, May Sth.
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Returns from Klamath Falls

Everett Griffith has returned
from a months visit at Klamath
Falls, where he has been visiting
his mother, Mrs. ]. B. Griffith. She
accompanied him home for a short
stay.
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Social Circle Business Meetine-

The social circle of the Christian
church will hold their business
meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank
Crowson ON Eighth street next We'd
nesday afternoon. All members are
invited to attend JS4
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is the most wonderful spectacle in
the whole labyrinth. This is cir
cular chamber, not more than 25
feet in diameter, and estimated to
be 200 feet high, and every. foot OF
the wall is decorated with clusters
of crystalized carbonates, resemb-
ling more than anything else great
snow white swans in upward flight.
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Ashlanders Attend Circus

Many Ashlanders journeyed to
Medford yesterday to see the big pa
rade and other attractions Of the
AL G. Barnes circus.
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Moves of fthe Day

E. j. Curtis has moved into the
property at 253 Fourth street.
Jerry O'Neal has moved from the
apartment in the Camps building to
SO Morton street.
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Improving RAPIDLY

Mrs. Clara Foster of east Of the
city, who underwent an operation at
the Sacred Heart hospital recently.
is reported to be improving rapidly
and is expected to be able to return
to her home this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Hersey, of
North Main street, left Tuesday for
Grenada, Calf, to look after his api-
airy there. Mr. Hersey has a large
colony of bees near Grenada, and he
will devote the greater part of his
time during the next six months to
his bees.
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Motor to Weed

Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Pierce motored
to Weed, Calf, yesterday, taking
with them Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pro-
vost, who expect to make their fu-
ture home in the California town.
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Painting House

Mrs. L. Hilty is having her place
on Gresham street improved by a
new coat of paint; and is also beau
tifying the place by the construction
OF a pergola, at one side.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-10

Frank Curtis and family motored
through Ashland yesterday, stopping
over with the Robert Casey family
on Allison street. They were on
their way to Yreka.
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Teacup Club to Meet

TtACup CIuD 10 WeeU-
The Teacup club Of the Methodist
church will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. william Denton on
Laurel street Tuesday afternoon.
Mesdames Yeo, Fuller, H. Billings,
Ralph Billins, and Crandall will as
sist in entertaining. All ladies of
the club and church are cordially
invited to attend.
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Visit from Daughter

Mrs. Devolin, of 156 Third street,
is enjoying a visit from her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Exner and little daughter,
of Albany.
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Return from California

Mrs. Henry Mathes and daughter
returned from California this week,
after having spent the winter in the
vicinity of Oakland. They are
stopping at the home Of Mr.. Mathes'
mother at III North Main street,
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Returns from Frisco

Returns from 'F11SCO-
Henry Enders Jr., who was in San
Francisco attending buyers week"
there last week, has arrived home,
after spending few days in Klam-
ath Falls, visiting with his brother
John.
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Moving to California

R. C. Walker, Of Pine street, is
moving this week to Walnut, Calf.
Mr.. Walker has been in the employ
of the Southern Pacific, but is NOV
ing to the California town with the
intention of going into business for
himself.
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Return to Klamath Falls -

Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Barthouse,
who have been visiting with Mr..
Barthouse's parents in Ashland for
several days, left Thursday for
Klamath Falls.
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Visitor from Dakota

Visitor from Dakota
F.. e. Watson and Miss Winifred
Watson are this week enjoying a
visit from Mrs. B. E. Jones, of Bis
mark, No. Oak, at their home,
Scenic Drive and Strawberry Lane
Mrs. Jones is a niece of Mr.. Watson.
She is making an extended trip on
the Pacific coast, accompanied by
her little son.
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On Sick List

Mrs. F. f. French is reported as
being on the sick list.
Mrs. Lizzie Driver, of B street,
was indisposed for several days last
week.
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Returns from Trip South

E. J. Raine. manager of the Nata-
torium, returned yesterday from a
four weeks trip in California. Most
of his time was spent at Salinas.
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Recovering from Infection

Jack Brady is recovering from
an infection of his hand, from which
he has been suffering for some time.
He is still at Corvallis, where he is
attending school.
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Confined to Home

Confined to Home
Miss Ninabel Emery, the popular
clerk at the E. R. Isaac G Company
store, has been confined to her home
on Mechanic street for the past few
days, by illness.
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Shopping In Ashland

Mrs. r. H. Robinson, OF Hit,
Calf, was in the city shopping
Wednesday.
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Buys New Car

Buys New Car
Mr.. and Mrs. Huschke are now
the owners of a new machine, hav-
ing purchased a new Buick four
during the last week.
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Visiting with Sister

VIs1tHIB VIII oIStci-
Mrs. Christine Harr, youngest
daughter of j. M. Beaver, of this
city, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Click, Of klamath county, for a few
days.
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Visiting Aunt

Mrs. Charles Mears, of Portland,
arrived in Ashland Thursday for a
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Mary Will
shire.
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Cutting Wood

Charles Pope and his sons are
working out on the Fred Putnam
tract cutting timber, which is being
converted into stove wood and later
hauled to town.
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All.Day Picnic

All.Day Picnic
. Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Taylor chaper-
oned the Presbyterian teachers
training class, of which Mr.. Taylor
is leader, ON an all-day picnic to
Wagner creek, and the Ashland mine
Saturday. All report a most stren-
uous day and a good thine with
many, many eatables.
Spends Weekend Here
Miss Nellie Hake, much-liked
teacher Of the primary grade at
Jacksonville school, spent the week.
end with her parents in Ashland.
Attends Meeting at MedfOrd-
Rev. C. F. Koehler attended q
called meeting of the southern Ore
gon Presbytry at Medford today.
Painting House
Otto Winter is improving his prop
erty on the Boulevard by giving his
house a coat OF paint.
Leaves for Home
Miss Meta Swink left Sunday for
her home at Sunnyside, Wash. Her
brother Lester accompanied her as
far as Portland.
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Art Club to Meet

ATT Club 70 Mett-
The Ladies' Art club will meet
this evening in Pioneer hall. The
hostesses for the evening will be
Mesdames G. C. Stevens, Fred Will
son and John Shortridge.
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Here from Hit

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Wagner, of
Hit, Calf, were in tie city on busi-
ness yesterday, and in the afternoon
drove to Medford for short visit.
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In City Visiting :

Joe Alnutt, of klamath Falls. Is
spending a short time in the city
visiting with relatives and friends.
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(From Saturdays Daily

VIII Teach at ROseburg-
Miss May Hedrick, of B street, ex-
poets to go to Roseburg to teach
the next school term.
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Newcomers Locate Here :

Newcomers Locate Here
The Culbertson place on Noun
tain avenue has been rented by Mr..
Mccoy, a newcomer to Ashland, who
formerly lived in Lincoln county.
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Takes Position at IcenhOwer's--
Mrs. Bertha Corthell has taken a
position at the George B. lcenhower
new and second hand store.
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C'orrects Error

COrrects Error
Merle Walters, who Is an operator
at Edgewood, has asked the Tidings
to correct the erroneous statement
of Mrs. B. Walters death in San
Francisco, being in any way con-
nected with his immediate family.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-10

Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Palmer drove
over to Jacksonville this afternoon,
in their Studebaker, with Frank
Barnthouse at the wheel.
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Return from Sacramento

Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Evans, Of PSI
East Main street have returned from
several weeks visit in Sacramento.
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Painting House

Mrs. Phoebe Wells, on the corner
of Gresham and Hargadine streets,
is improving her residence with a
new coat of paint.
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Able to BE Out

Able to BE Out
It. D. Lemasters Is able to be out
again after a few days sickness.
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Visiting Mother -

Visiting Mother -
Thomas Fuson, Of Medford, is
spending a few days in the city Wis
iting with his mother on Laurel
street.
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Painting House

A. Butler. OF the Buckeye bakery,
is having his house on the Boule-
ward painted.
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Missionary Meeting

Missionary Meeting
The Baptist Missionary society
will meet at the church Wednesday,
May 10, at 2:3O o'clock. The topic
is Indians, and all those who have
Indian relics are requested to bring
them to the meeting. Everyone is
invited.