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Arizona republican., 1922-02-11

More than two weeks ago it was
stated the premier probably would be
requested to resign on account of op-
position to him by General WI Pei
Flu, inspector general Of Human and
Hupeh.
1t was reported from Peking Jan
uary IS that Liang Shih- vi had ten
dered his resignation but that 1t was
refused Still later advices said the
premier had refused to present the
resignation of his cabinet, insisting
the president must dismiss the min
listers or recall them to office.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-11
500, 100000 Loan
Is Approved By
Chinese Cabinet
[RepubIIcan A. p. Leased Wire

PEKING, Feb. 9-The loan OF $96 =
000,0 with the salt revenue as secur-
ity, has been approved by the cabinet
and the finance ministry has an
nounced its terms.
Premier Liang Shih-Yi. who has
been on leave OF absence for two
weeks. has requested an additional 10
days leave.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-11
FIND SEVENTH FIRE VICTIM

RICHMOND. VI. FEB. 10-Scarch-
ers this afternoon found another
charred body in the ruins Of the Lex
ington hotel, the total number OF
known dead now being seven. with an
equal number OF guests missing as a
result Of Tuesdays fire.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-11
Traffic Cops Are
POwerless Here

THEY can't regu-
i late the flow Of
used car values that
pass in review every
day on the classified
page Of this paper. So
use your own police
powers and arrest the
one that arouses your
interest
Arizona republican., 1922-02-11
FOR sALE-AuToMoBlLEs

HERE'S A CHANCE
TO buy Hudson speedster at $3.50.
This is really a fine opportunity to
save on a car that is the same as
new. Has bumpers, snubbers. two
spare tires. seat covers, tire covers.
special paint job, etc. Be sure and
see this car.
DULMAGE & DUNBAR
Central Avenue and Madison
Phone 400S
Arizona republican., 1922-02-11
Rests With Senate

Continued on Pase TWO
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06
FORMER SENATOR SUTHERLAND
APPOINTED TO SUPREME ,OvRr

WASHINGTON, Aug g Former
Senator George Sutherland ot utah.
was confirmed associate Justice ui
the supreme court 10 minutes at,
ter his nomination was received by
the senate from the president today
|, was officially stated At tho white
house today that associate Justice
william R Day has his ~'ircmout
under consideration but 4. not ~.
pericd to announce hts drclHion pn.
ui,thS has, ds,ern,sed,, ,o ~ha, u,.
tent his duties as umpire of the
American claims commission would
Interfere his work us q mrmhrr uf
the court
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06
5l16nS1A1ls
.NJ

a wise man never sleeps on a rail-
road track or on the Job.
Out Of sight Is no; out OF mind.
Coal Is and isn't
Movie star Usually keeps u diary.
Then she can look back and tell who
her husbands We're.
The man who flares up never
shines very long.
stores advertising easy pay
ments" often find they are not.
Choose your words we'll. Some
day you may have to eat them,
This may be an awful cOuatry; but
there are Russians who haven't had
a good meal in six years.
San Francisco woman disowned
ner i've cniIureh. ferhaps they wore
bell bottom trousers.
Fashion says mems winter clothes
Will be about the same. Except for
a cleaning. yes.
There may not be much money In
circulation now. but the world series
Is coming soon.
Denver family has welcomed Its
nineteenth child; but walt unit.
Christmas comes.
They are smuggling American
made cigarettes into Canada and ou'
army Is pretty small.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06

and encouraging race animosity Is a
frsternai organization which appeals
&c those fundamental human preju-
dices that can never be released or
encouraged without great loss to the
Christian spirit. II announces that
Il Is against the Roman Catholic
church. against the Jews. against the
Negro. against the alien. aud stands
out and out for simon-puc American.
ism.'' Yet. We are told. the orEani.
sation 10 thriving and commanding
unwittingiy the support Of some OF
the most levei-hesded citizens.
Watch the man or the organixa-
tion who appeals to your prejudiees.
They will bring a poison into your
soul that will rob you OF your friends
and take away your peace OF mind.
They will In the end. becloud the face
OF Jesus Christ and turn your path
into spiritual darkness. No man can
afford to sympathizc with or cncour-
age In the least any man or group OF
mea who appeal 70 hatred aud pre-
judicc. The ministry must be free
and quick to see, the peril. Keep
themselves alcof. and In the name Of
Jesus Christ save the members OF
their fiocks from the evii that walk
eth II MONDAY. -
And how abideth hatred and pre-
tHdice and violence. these three: but
the greatest Of these is prejudice.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06

body lay in the morguc. unidentified.
Then examination OF navy records
showed by finserprin,s the slain
man was Clarence Peters. OF Hay-
.erviile. Mass, n sailor during the
war. and recently enlisted In the
marines at Paris Island. s. e. s 4,
Chapter II.
The day following Peters Iden-
tification a lawyer phoned Sheriff
Werner that Walter S. Ward. 81
vice-presidenS OF the Ward Baking
company. living In the neighboring
suburg OF New Rochelle. would sur
render as the slayer OF Peters The
sheriff waited from Saturday TO
Monday.
Ward surrendered. He said he
had shot Peters In self defense as
the elimination OF a blackmail plot.
In which he had been forced 10 pay
$4,000 In sums OF from $1,000 to
$1,000 "in order to keep some se-
cret they knew about" lie refused
to tell the secret-but said final
payment OF $4,000 was demanded
the night OF May 10 under penalty
OF death for himself. his wife and
his two small children.
Chapter III.
II was a. m. May lG. Ward
said, when he drove In his coupe
to meet Peters. Charley Ross" and
Jack They appeared In a road
ster. he said. and Peters climbed
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06
py EDWARD N. rHlERRY

WHITE PLAINS, n. v, Sept. 6.
Can a man be convicted OF muir
der on his own uncorroborated
confcssions
That Is the paramount question
In tn, Walter s, Ward murder
mystery, which is no nearer solu-
tion now than Il was more than
three months ago when the million
aire son OF the president ~ the
Ward Baking company made the
sensational admission that he had
killed Clarence Peters rs the climax
OF n blackmaii plot.
These two other questions focus
attention:
IL Ward stands trial with a plea
OF self defense, will he disclose his
secret
Who. II anybody. Is he protecting
In the murdcr-blackmail mystery
Wards lips have been locked ever
since his confession, His young
wife. sticking by him, is silent
wcs,chester county authorities
have spent thousands OF dollars try
ing to solve the mystery; but they
have not shaken Wards story, nor
have they uncovered shred OF evil
dence TO corroborate his confession.
Meanwhile Ward is free on
$4,000 bail. Charlie Ross" and
Jack" named as blaekmailcrs. have
not been found. The case Is sup
posed to come to trial this fall.
This Is the story OF the Ward
killing:
Chapter !.
The body OF man was found
May is on lonely road near &cn-
sico reservoir. between white Plains
and Port Chester. There was bull
n ~.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06


and his sons, John and Wallace, and
John Kuykendall. who had spent II
week at the creek hunting and fish
Ing. The boys are all convinced there
Is no life like the one they enjoyed
short days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. !. Applegate are
planning to leave within the next few
days on their yearly jaunt to inter-
esting points Of the state. After a
! visit at Crater Lake they will go on
to the coast. Appiegate Is a botan-
list and will study plant formations
In the regions visited on this three
weeks outing.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06
WILL HIS CONFESSION CONVICT?
Question Paramount A. Trial Nears of Walter s. Ward
Millionaire, Charged With Murder

| car aud exchanged cight or min,
shots. he says, with the other two.
who then started their machine aud
fled, Ward left the hody lying IN
! the road.
Chapter ~.
Wnth the sheriff, deputies aud dc.
tcctiyes Ward toured broadway cab
arets In Now York, searching for
Charley Ross and jack, Ito
called one race track gambler and
the other hired gunman,
Young Mrs Ward said I'm
with my husband"
Allen r. Campbell, Wards law
yer. said he had package OF
blackmailing letters. lie refused
to say whether woman was con.
eorncd In the plot but admitted It
started at u race track
Ward was held for the grand
Jury and released on $4,000 bail
Chapter v.
Sensation. Ward admitted that
six weeks before. he took poison
aud narrowly escaped death The
doctor and Mrs, ward said Il was
accidental,
Said Mrs. ward; There is no
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06
a Prophet Embarrassed

Once upon time, recently, PrOph-
beside a pudgy little man OF five
years. Sax has kids OF his own, 30 II
was natural that he struck up an Inn
mediate speaking acquaintance with
the little chap. The kid had romp-
ers. short ones, and likewise short
stockings.
Sax gave one OF the little legs "A
bit OF pinch. who has got nice
fat legs?" he asked.
my mamma" replied the kid.
And Sax beat 1t.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06

tek svouuu NtiuA MS
chest. tracks 6t'ohc
automobile were
seen. \ bullet was
found imbcdded in
a tree, Tte.Asn
was rOdSs'ySd8ss-
ed. In the pNksts
were dice. a Nsk
II cards. cigarettcs
Dnd si.os. Z. 50
: Four days -thc
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06

into his coupe with
drawn revolver.
Ward. who IL left
handed. jumped out
toward him. seized
his assailant's right
hand with his own
right. 10 that when
the others gun
went off the bullet
went through the
coupe window; sim
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06

but his lawyers
showed Weeks two
threatening letters
signed &c. r."
Peters . family
hired u lawyer to
prove Peters lnno-
cent OF blaekmail.
Ward was rear
rested and after
spending two nights
In Jail was released
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06

Au' u'Sk WV N'NN's
Mss.l I'll n. H.3skillissua sutbi sou
Linn and daughter, Dorothy. have
returned from a. weeks vacation
spent In San Francisco. They re-
port a'deaiEhtiul time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Hanks aud
.dsushtcr. Penn returned yesterday
from five day trip to Lakeview
where they visited with relatives and
took In the roundup.
Mrs. John cofwcli was in town
yesterday. with her two daughters
~hem she. icft' ~ the sacred -fscart
academy. The colwells reside on .
,fsde ranch sosth OF Tom. > c;S2.l
W. G. Van ,Emon and small son
were passousers on upRorning tram
hound for San Francisco where Van
Emon will be busy looking after legal
matters for the mex, few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Shive and
daughter. Helen, returned Sunday
frc:n Pasadena and other southern
points where they visited with Mr..
and Mrs. g. w. White and other re-
ia,lves and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bailey arrfv-
ed here from Crater Lake yesterday
afternoon and will visit here with
Captain o. c. -Appiegate and other
friends and relatives before going on
To Their home In California.
Mr.. aad Mrs. william Marx and
small son. after an absence OF several
months spent with relatives and
friends ip the east. have returned
home and are enjoying meeting old
friends about town this week.
Louis Robin OF Swan Lake and
May Adams OF Olene were the princl-
pals In a wedding at Swan Lake last
night. Following the ceremony re-
ception was held which was attended
by about 10 friends OF the bride and
groom. many OF whom came from
klamath Falls.
Miss Margaret Worden. daughter
0f Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. WOrden, left
this morning for Topeka, Kansas,
where she will take work In the Fine
Arts department OF Washburn Uni
versity. Miss WOrden Is an aiumnae
Of the institution having graduated
from there year ago.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Oscar PeytOn and
family and Miss Marjorie Love Pey-
ton mOtOred to Crater Lake Sunday.
They made the trip around the rim
as well AZ going down to the water.
Having gone into the park on the An
ME Greek road they returned home
by way Of the Sand creek highway.
. Robert Milan, son of the Rev. and
Mrs. s. T.. Milan. left this morning
for BrOwnwood. Texas! where he will
enter Howard Payne college as a
freshman. Milan was one of the
most popular graduates from tye
Klamath county high school In the
spring OF the year and was a member
OF the football squad.
ID. V. Knykendall accompanied by
his son Bill. made trip to Cherry
creek Sunday to get John Uerling Sr.,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06

ultaneously he drew his own gun
with his left hand and shot Peters
through the chest.
Peters spun and fell dead In the
road. Ward ran toward the other
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06
Mr.. Duck Hunter

Mr.. Duck Hunter F'f" i'' g
DuNbak Waterproof Hunting Coats,
Panis and, Caps-Hoo<brsnd Hall
nrsnd hWbher B0Ots. Leather Vests
-.-alDl asyDcs--Sweatcrs. Gloves, Wool
Sox-.-new ready ~ n. n, Il. st1,c.
Leading CIOthters. 20.15
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06

ON $4,000 bail. He turned over 20
the sheriff two guns. one OF which
he said he picked up after Peters
was shot
Chapter VIII.
A Broadway busboy told police a
woman offered him $500 TO "klll
somebody In the Ward house"
Wards house searched following
rumor that shooting OF Peters took
place there. Nothing found.
A private detective was arrested
as material witness on his story
that he witnessed meeting OF black
matters and shooting In Ward
home.
Mrs. Ward resisted efforts OF
grand jury to make her tell hus-
bands secret. His father left the
state and his brother, Ralph. dcflcd
grand jury. Ward was indicted for
murder. pleaded not guilty, and af-
ter spending some time In jnIi sue
ceeded In again obtaining his free
dom on bail.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06
NEW TO-DAY

FOR SALE section 80, TWP. ~.
Range ~. klamath county Wiu
Erirkou, 80 Duborc ave, san Fran
cisco. CAL G.l.s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06

Wards father. who returned from
Europe the day OF the shooting.
reported 70 have rcfaScd his. SON.
last appeal for blsekmail, q money,
saying; "In not spend cent Tor
blackmaIl, but any amount to Jail
the plotcrs."
Said Peters father: "ward'a story
sounds fishy."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06

WANTED TO RENT furnishcd
house. i've or HiN rooms, Mrs
Theodore Nelson, eos Winters Apis
or
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06
wM, I saw

AdvcriisIng pays. try IL and 700.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06

Criticism became, .lrlfc ,lsgainst
district attorney, sheriff and cor.
oncr. 6,t hs4.l t.t ~
Coroner FIts&crnld WAS puss,ed by
disappearance OF Peters pistol; he
said ne found only ONE discharged
shell at the scene. In spite OF the
barrage Ward described; also found
tracks OF only one car and no signs
OF a scuffle; 10 persons living with.
10 goo yards said they heard no
Ward resigned ~ chairman of
the Rochelle police commission.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06
Chapter VII.

Distric, Attorney Weeks announc-
ed himself DISSATISFIED with Wards
story. saying he believed Charley
Ross" and Jack" fictitious eharac-
ters
Ward refused to tell his secret.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06

ron RENTr-42 rrom apt 20 Wash.
iugthn "a. o'h'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06

FOUND SUNDAY. fur mock piece.
ONu"r idvutify and pay for ad.
ctdl i96 Main ~ ,s-5
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06
Personal Mention

Mrs. Grob OF Chiloauin was a coun'
ty seat visitor yesterday from the
reservation town.
Mrs. Orvillc Elliott visited In
klamath Falls yesterday from her
home at the klamath Agency,
Fay and Robert Gordon are visit
ing with friends here this week from
their home in Fort klamath.
Clatus Meredith. who has been In
Portland for several months past. Is
here for an extended visit with old
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. &. Boyle and
children have returned from ireka.
Mrs. Boyle has been away FOR sew
eral weeks.
s. r. Black and =, y. Keen, OF the
beetle control department. left today
Tor Lakeview on a combined business
Lloyd Porter. an employe Of the
,h. - A.. p,u,,,,, ,.r, n, v.,,
.n.,a ,u, w.o,., v,o,,,or
-
Frank Howard and A. l.. Beatie
took advantage OF the few days holi,
day the end OF the week aud Monday
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06

.psT,4 SUNDAY. gold fountaIn pen
Reward. ?os Main ST
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06

fOR RENT. furnished apts. Rent
reasonable, ss Main 81. 6-Ns
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-06

The body OF man was found
May is on lonely road near &cn-
sico reservoir. between white Plains
and Port Chester. There was bull
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-13
LINES IN ADVERTISING
HAVE STRONG VALUES
Psychologist Tells Expert Ad
Men How They Appeal
to Public,

Milwaukee, Wis. June 1s.--Upright
lines in advertising retard OF hold the
eve. slsnting lines suggest movement.
while zig-xsg lines are used for ex-
citcmcnt. according TO w. u. Campbell
Of the Associated Editors OF Chicago
In an address on psychology in adj
vertislng before the Associated Adj
vertislng Clubs of the World here to-
day.
Use straight line for advertising
male affairs" Mr.. Campbell told the
advertisers. Use slanting lines for
advertising female effects and use
zigzas lines for children's effects. toys
and such. However. combine the
straight and curved lines for most of
the ordinarily artistic intellectual ef-
fccts.
Lines OF color are OF the same IN
tcnscness. IL means directive force
and throws the onlooker's eye 10 any
point desired. a related or consisten,
movement is rhythm. The eye will
follow n related line 10 a point OF in
terest.
Balance Is another OF the basic
laws Of advertising. Combine balance
rhythm andharmony and the total re-
suit is pulling power"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-13
LAFAYETTE HONORS
PIERRE S. DU POINT
Awarded the Degree Of IL. D.,
at the Commencement
Yesterday.

At the commencement exercises OF
Lafayette College. Easton. Pa, yes
terday. the degree OF LII. ID. wac con-
ferred upon Pierre s. du Pont in
recognition of the services that he has
rendered TO the country at large. 9th
ers who received the degree were SEN
ator George Wharton Pepper of Penn
sylvania; Hon. Vivian NJ. Lewis,
of New Jersey, and
Dr.. Alfred Stengel. professor of medi-
cine at the University of Pennsyl-
vania.
The exercises opened with an invoce-
ton by Rev. Joseph III. Odell. director
of the Service Citizens of Delaware.
They were held I'm Pardee Hall. follow
ing the academic procession from old
South College. Among those in the
front line of this procession were Mr..
du Pout and DIR. Bingham. Iafayette,s
professor of chemistry. Senator Pepper
delivered the formal grafton, after
which the honorary degrees were con-
ferred.
Mr.. du Pont was the first to receive
the degree. He was presented by Ed
ward J. Fox. a former justice of the
Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, who
introduced him as "one who has been
most successful in the world of COM
merce and manufacture and hos ex-
hibited wonderful qualities of leader
ship and executive ability. His phil
anthropic work." the speaker contin-
ued, and his contributions to the edu-
cational and other organizations for
the Improvement and betterment OF
conditions have been colossal. and he
has used the means which God has
given him as good steward for the
benefit OF humanity" He gave n brief
history OF the du Pont CO.. stressing
the fact that 1t supplied 40 per cent
of the ammunition used by the allied
nations during the World War.
A luncheon was served IN the gym
Ynasium after the formal commence
ment exercises. Among those who
made addresses were Mr.. du Pont. DIR
Alfred Stengel. and Rev. George w
Wellburn, pastor of the Second Pres
! byterian Church OF Scranton. Pa. whC
received earlier in the day the degre,
of Doctor Of Divinity. In his address
Mr.. du Pont advised the young men a,
they journey through life TO be tn,
first TO correct their own errors frank
~. He emphasized also the importance
OF the first step in arriving at deci
sion in any matter. He made eevera
witty remarks and was literally ap
plauded. For some time before he lef
he was kept busy shaking hands wit
the persons who had crowded into tn
gymnasium.
Mr.. du Pont was accompanied I
Easton by Mrs. du Pont and DR.. an
Mrs. Joseph II. Odell.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-13
love AND KISSES"
BRIGHT NEW SHOW
Comes to Playhouse on Way to
Fill Metropolitan Summer
Engagement.

Wilmington has touch OF sure
enough summer show in the shape OF
Love and Kisses" a newly concoctcd
extravaganza with plenty OF clever
people to give It go. and bright cos
tunes to set the people OF. 1t opened
the local engagement at The Playhouse
last night.
These are chiefly displayed In the
second act which Is set in n glorined
Greenwich village resort with n revel
on, this being nil the excuse needed
by the characters for blossomins out
as anything they were not born ms.
and have long wanted 70 pretend to
be.
Mole st. Claire gives the required
pep to the first act. tho scene Of which
Is laid at a country cross roads town
her efforts being aided and allotted by
Eddie Buzzell as John the "Rube''
youth setting out to conquer the
world by way OF New York.
Helen Ford, who was seen hero In
the Sweetheart Shop" two years ago
sings sweetly and acts and dances
agreeably in the part Of Mary. who is
trying to finance her rule" for
cookies.
In the second act. John falls for
the sirens that no meets. particularly
Maizie, represented by Dolly Lewis
The guiding spirit OF the studio. Bertee
Beaumont, otherwise "Sonya," turns
out to he an oriental dancer ant
obliges with n vigorous example OF
her art.
Lew Brice displays his nimblenes.
OF foot in a couple Of dancing mum.
bers. including n burlesque of classic
dancing.
Valdine and Dorothy Smith, have q
taking Duet number. 'Businese In Bad
Again" Blues. The dance team
Helene Coyne and Henri French dc
specialties in their usual finished
style; modified Apache affair beins
the last word In that line.
The third act has the merit OF hold
ing up the interest, instead of Iettins
II drop. II shows the cookie dream
come true. and the company instalio,
In a regular office building with tn,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-13
CONSISTORY OUTING.
Members Had Enjoyable; Ride on the
River Last Night.

Despite a heavy wind, which kept
the majority of the eXcursionists off
the decks. the river ride of the Della
ware Consistory of Scottish Rite Ma
sons last night was one of the most
enjoyable events yet held by the fra
ternity. About 1880 persons were
aboard the City of Camden when it
left the wharf. about o'clock, for
the cruise down the bay.
Dancing was one of the chief sources
of entertainment. On one deck the
Masonic Rand furnished the music
and on another Shorter's Orchestra
was kept busy all the evening. Re-
freshments consisting of ice cream,
coffee, hot dogs" and ham sand
wiChes. were served. Many of the pas
sengers brought basket luncheons
with them.
The ride down the river was con-
tinued until Fort du Pont was sighted
and then the return trip was started
The boat continued half way up the
river to Chester. and again turned
and started TO-. Pennsgrove, where 6
landing was made. The trip was Their
continued and the boat locked al
Fourth street wharf about midnight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-13
DIAMOND STATE GRANGE.

Stanton, June 1S.-Diamond State
Grange met last evening.
Announcement was made of the
Community Association meeting which
will be held in Friends Westinghouse
on Friday evening. at which time plans
tor the carnival will be completed. The
question Of securing two additional
rooms for school purposes will also be
discussed AL those interested in
these subjects are urged TO be present.
The next business meeting will be
held on Monday evening. June 1s, and
thereafter. meetings Will be held on
the first and third Monday nights Of
the month, during July, August and
September.