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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-18
DR.. c. B. BRYAN IS
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Head of Bishop Payne Divin-
ily School Succumbs TO
Brief Illness.
WAS 20 YEARS OF ACE
Born in Gloucester County.
Recently Resigned Pc
tersburg Rcc,orate.
WAS 20 YEARS OF ACE

Rev. Corbln Braxton Bryan. u. D..
head OF tho Bishop Payne DIVINITY
school, and. up 20 recently, rector o.
Grace Episcopal Church. Petersburg.
died yesterday afternoon at o:ao
o'clock in the home of Or. ST. George
T. Grinnan. his nephew. s25 West
Grace Street
pr. Bryan was born at Eagle
Point, Gloucester County. Va. April
ID. 1902, tho son OF John Randolph
Bryan and Elizabeth Tucker Coalter.
or. Bryan attended school at Nor
wood. Nelson County. during the
war aud for several years thereafter.
and later entered tho University OF
virginia, and then the Theological
seminary at Alexandria, from which
he graduated IN IS7S in a class Of
notable Episcopal ciergymcn. lie
served first at Kcinpsv;lle. Va. later
going To Christ Church. Millwood.
going from that place to Danvillc,
thence To Hampton ANA finally to
Grace church. Petersburg. where he
served as rector for seventeen years.
IIi>t"riogrnpher for Diocese.
Or Eryan was historiographcr OF
the Diocese of Southern Virginia.
was dean Of the Central Convoca,ion
q! Virginia, ana his personality was
stamped In services and iabors for
the church which he SO :aithfullv
served for about fifty Gears.
lie had served as delegate 10 the
General Convention OF the Episcopal
Ihnrch since 1907. and was a proml-
nent figure in that high orEaniza-
tion Of the church. His sparkling
personality. his charming manner.
MS sense OF humor and his great
love for his neiGhbor ever made him
welcome guest. whether TO the
general convention or to the home
Of the humblest cottager.
The degree Of doctor Of divinity.
was conferred upon DR.. Bryan hv
iiampden-sidney College. He was a
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FULWILER, in STAUNTON TO
PROBE LIQUOR SCANDAL"
REFUSES TO DISCUSS CASE,
Finds Rural Flapper as
Active as City Sister
LRy Associated press.l

CHICAGO. March lT.-N"hilc She
may not perfume the palms of her
hands. or rouge her bare knees, the
rural nappcr is as hard to handle
as her city mid-tccn sister. Mrs.
stella Shenley. chairman OF the
probation extension committee, de-
clarcd today before tho Illinois
probation officers.
The wave of delinquency that
has gone over the country tho
last few years. has believe,
reached It's crisis" Mrs Sheplcy
said. 1T has been worse In the
country than In the cities. Intel
ligcnt handling Of tho problem
VIII minimize II. We want gold
medal young people more than we
want gold medal cattle and pigs"
y Juvenile protection officer for
each county would aid in "keepine
EN- down on the farm" she be-
liercd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-18
BERLIN HALTS RUSSIAN
MAIL; FEARS TYPHUS
[ BY Associated press.l.

BERLIN. March l7.-All letters and
parcel post packages coming out or
Russia are being held in Berlin, un-
touched. Tho German postal en.-
ployes, following a physicians an
nouncement that employees In the
Reral post office had been infected
from handling Russian mall. have re-
fused to handle such mail here until
the Minister of Posts has given or
dcrs for It's disinfection against ty-
phus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-18
Manitoba Premier ae.isn..

WINNIPEG, MAN. March l7.--pre !.
mter T. c. Morris rendered the resig
nation OF his Cabinet to tho Lieu.
tenant-Governor this afternoon, After
Mr. Morris hsd conferred with sir
James Atkins, Il was announced his
resignation was under confederation.
II is considered that Sir James WIN
call upon thclleaders OF tho other legs
islativs groups forstheir opinions be
fore deciding definitely on die eourss
of ectIon to DO taken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-18
DIR. LORENZ LEAVES
FOR DETROIT TO-DAY
BY Associated prcss.1

NEW YORK, March l7.--Dr. Adolf
i.orcnI famous Vienncsc orthopedic
surgeon. today held his farewell New
YORK clinic. Tomorrow he viii leave
for Detroit. to remain there until
March IS. whom ho will return TO this
city to sail for home April IL.
Dr. Loren2 examined seventy-hve
patients today. His assistants ssid
that since his arrival no had con-
ductcd twenty-five clinics In this city.
examining 2.20a crippies and operat-
Ing on twcnty.
81 am sorry | am unable To per-
form all OF the operations think arc
necessary" said the surgeon sadly.
Tho Memorandum Book" by VIII
Psyue. y complete short story In
the MAGAZINE 9ec,ion of the Saturday
Evening DlsEteh, Iy lg,4SF sE'5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-18
Indict window Gins. con,n,,,

NEW YORK, March I7.-The Amer
lean window Glass Company Of Pitts
oargh: the Johnston Brokerage Com.
pany. a Pennsylvania corporation.
more than 100 window glass manu-
facturers and heads OF three labor
unions in the industry. were indicted
by the Federal grand jury today for
violation of the Sherman antitrust
law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-18
wisd.feId Likely to Accept Post.
(By United News1

NF'1 OHI0tU NEWS.
BERLIN. March 17.--Arthur W,ed,
teid' managing director OF Krupp's.
mas resigned. His action In taken "a
Indicate that he has decided to ac-
cept the next Enthusiastically to
washington which only very .ich
man--sueh as he is-could afford 20
assume
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-18
McADOO is COUNSEL
FOR BANK OF ITALY
by Associated Press. ]

SAN FRANCISCO. March i7.--Ap-
continent OF William G. McAdoo as
general counsel for the Bank of
i'alF. one of the largest banking In
shtn,ions in the State, was announced
'ooaE Mr.. McAdoo had been Of
counsel for the bank while ho was
practicing in New York, the an
houncement said, and his removal to
Cai'iornid gave opportunity for the
more important appointment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-18
LLOYD GEORGE DENIES
INTENDS TO RESIGN
fremicr VIII Remain I'm Wnlcs Ten
Days. Then Tackle PoIIu-
cal Situation.
Ey Associated prcss. |

LONDON. March 17.--A statement
apparently inspired, was issued 10.
night denying that Premier Llovd
George intends TO resign 81 fortni,.h,
hehcc. IL adds that he intends to
S'aF !" wales another ten days or
fortnight and has definitely decided
10 go 10 Genoa. II states. further
mat on his return TO London n.
viii seriously tackle The home no.
liticai situation"
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obcnchaIn Jury SIN ont.

LOS ANGELES. March I7.--After
five hours deiiberation the jury of
nine. men and three. women debating
the fate OF Mrs. Madalynne Oben-
chain. charged with the murder OF
her former fance, J. Bolton Ken.
nedy, was still in disagreement. The
jury went out shortly after lunch
and a., ! is said said 70 haye taken four bal
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Order. I.ooo nef,,r.r,,o,

SPOKANE. WASH. March 17.-or.
ders for 1000 nsw refrigerator cars
are being placed by the Northern
racine Railroad this week for tho
better handling OF tho Washington
FRUIT crop. II was announced today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-18
FELIX DIAZ KILLED
Mexican General, Nephew OF Former
President. Slain.
tBy Associated Press ]

NoGALES. ARIz,. March i7.--Gcn-
eral Felix Diez. nephew OF Porfirlo
Diaz, former President of, Mexico,
was shot and killed today near Ortiz
station. In the state of Sonora.
Mexico. midway between Hermos,llo
Tld Guaymas. according to advices
afcelycd here tonight jEH
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, KILLED, SCORE HURT,
IN RAILROAD WRECK
LBy United Ncws.l

BUTTE. MONT, March 1.-TWO
were killed and II score hurt in the
crash of tho Northern Pacific North
Coast Limited with a local train
twenty-five miles east OF here Friday.
The dead are: John Caldwell, fro
man OF the local, and Carl Peterson,
Minneapolis. who was beating his
way on the irst blind"
: Among tho most seriously injured
Is Merle Thorpe. editor OF Nations
Business. Washington. d. c. He
WAS injured internally.
Table d:ti9,e pinnsr, 9 to s;ao p, 81.
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Smallpox sweepipg Costa Ric..

SAN SALVADOR. REPUBLIC OF
SALVADOR. March IA serious
epidemic Of smallpox is sweeping
Costa Rica. \ dispatch from San
Jose says 200 persons have tho
diseaso. y s..,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-18

Cake Eaters-The Flapper.s Mate
As He Is In Richmond" by E. BLACK
well. a speeiel feature in the HMaga-
I'm, Tine SECTION OF the Saturday Evening
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Representative Frcar's assault on
critics OF the bonus bill was delivered
just before the House adjourned. Be-
sides Secretary Mellon and Comp
troller Crissingcr. ho attacked news
papers of New York. boston. phila-
delphia. Washington and other cities
and flnanciers OF New York City gem
orally lie charged that the rich
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SOME GLORY REMAINS
FOR THE LOSERS IN
WESTERN CONFERENCE

Columbus. O.. Nov. So.-Lean in vic
tories as the football sea son just closed
has been for both Ohio State and ILL.,
no,s revision Of "won" and lost" COL
umns shows the traditional rivals and
crstwhIlc title contenders still In the
lead after the tenth lap OF the mara
thnn begun In 1918. when Ohio State
entered the Wezrern conference.
By taking It's single "1Hs Ten VIC
tory this season at The expense Of ILL.,
nois, while the Indians efed out deci-
sons over only Wisconsin and North
western. the Ruckev"s brought their
marathon record to 26 games won. II
lost. and one lied for an average NJ
$50. while the Illinois wound up the
season with A Ih-year record 81 az VIC
tories. II defeats and five ties Tor .
percentage OF $50.
Chicago with successful season. re-
mains In third MACE with "a games won,
q lost and three tied for .6l8 The
only other university 20 boast 1o-year
average better than son Is Iowa which
by dint Of its sustained snurt through
two defeatless championship sea sons
climbed into fourth place with y VIC
tories and II defeats for pace Of Sill
Michiran which only began schedul-
tng Western conference teams again IN
1877 and. therefore, has played fewer
big Ten" games than its rivals. Jump
cd 10 fifth rlare with a winning Pc
Ccntare Of .555 In 10 games by virtue OF
Its unblemshed record during the sea.
son just closed
Wisconsin. Minnesota. Indiana, North
western and Purdue with .222. follow in
rho order nomed with percentages Of
.527. 535, .2S2. PCS and .222. respec-
lively
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WARWOOD
Union Service Successful

The Union Thanksgiving service held
IN The Lutheran church YESTERDAY
morning was quite successful. IN"
church was crowded tnd the service
proved interesting and helpful. Special
music was rendered by the Lui hcran
church choir ard the sermon was
preached 10y Rev. J. Alex Brown. D. D..
Of the Presbyterian church. The other
ministers Of the different churches had
a part in tho service.
Dance This Evening.
A number OF the younger set VIII
enjoy dance nj Hc.fcnbine'S hall TINS
evening In honor Of I'll" students VINO
who are home Tor the Thanksgiving va
cation. has heen secured to furnish g"nh
pcppy dance music from $50 10 1850.
woman's Club Concert.
Tho Woman'S club of Warwood VII
give 4 concert on Tuesday evening. De-
center ). In the high school auditorium
a very pleasing program Is being AZ
ranred and some of the best talent in
Wheeling will appear On the program
TicrcrS ere now on sale and may be re-
served This evening at Mcnamara S
drug storr. Rescrving does not cost
anything.
Program of Prayer.
The Warw0od division CT the First
Eaptist church 1f Wheeling will hold
procram OF prayer this evening al the
homo Of Mrs Charles Kendall on war
wood avenue. Mrs. Carl Nestman Is
general chairman.
wedding Arnivtr5ary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jouls Hartley enter
taincd a number OF r'ands at their
home last evening In honor Of their
fifteenth wedding anniversary. Cards
was the pleasant pasttme until a late
hour when a tempting luncheon was
served Tho out-oftown guests were
Nessrs and MHsiamcs Charles Hartley
Of Wheeling: Thomas Newman Of Steu-
benvillc: William Borg9 OF Fairmont.
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. chris Wagner or Whee!-
ing spent yesterday with relatives on
Eineteen'h street.
Miss Elizabeth Rodgers OF West Alex
andcr spent Yesterday with relatives IN
Center Warwood.
Mrs. IIelle Smith - family OF west
Alexander are visiting Mr. and Mrs
Arch LlnvIlio and family OF Seventeenth
street.
Miss Dorothy Crane IS the guest OF
relatives and friends in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Floss Rodgers and family OF
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IRON REVIEW

New York. Nov. so.-The Iron As', IN
its weekly summary % the :E"N All
s,ee1 trades. w.I say.
The h'ga rate OF see. works and TO
Ing mill operations has kept up ''' N',
ether week and he .=.!GStry = e\l'SN'
ing the predictions 'ot early pc'o"ei "
toe rate a which II - working "P a
stimulated orders OI immediate u.
rpent - the basis or which Siec' 0',"'
pautcs not so vel booked aHea' - ''.
steel corporation. WI take business -
L backlog TO- las operations. Se'"' co.,
these companies have booked ~HI.'I~
Il uateria. Tor steel cars. OF ""'' i
there have been concessions. and u :
VT 10 be seen whether enough business
Will develop n other ,neS 10 S'Ne ''N''
4 satisfactory operation
There is no great Variation IN Gu
rent prices for ~.a'es shapes ana oats
but lust enough 70 make consumers 60
tI.uS untu the N5tu2t.cn "a more 'H'!
developed "a - Nrst quarter business
Wire and tubular products show more
arr,,sss -Na, N,Nsr lines. IN me for
MGR The leading producer has NOT oesn
ale T., exceed So per cent oHeFl,'Hn.
Tin Mate shapes and bar have SOLD -
r,- Ton below tho o 'svsl and N some
r,sos g Is reported but n" 5N.nG "T
the contract basis for the mrs. V-@' go
~ loHS Is sin N allegiance.
Poo, performance by the re1aSY Va
~ abroad a.. Pt.tS5urSG - ST.! a ta'-
Tor BIZ, generally tho shipments ~
that district are e0Ua! TO profucN'n
and some mills nave moved part Oh
Their accumulated product. the SuoS'
deDca ~ recent unfouUde6 reports @,
impending wage Increases accornpan''"
ar easier situation as 20 common 'ao'V
supply.
Resides 1000 moro freight cars
bouxh. At Chicago. O"w Inquiries nave
s,,,rared ro- 1850 cars Buyers ot pig
ron are showing much more interest,"
in the market hUt there san IS heSit2h-
cv about placing orders. esHeciallN ~,
d,Iiyerv after January /. Market
weakness continues IN the EuttA'o as
,r,ct. Quotations are very low espe-
c,aiIv on higher silicon irons.
The shrlr&aEe In export business -
more pronounced. The recent tNr'N,
order for $500 tons came 20 the Onit'a
States a. q delivered price or SAY wA','
,s the present mill price on domestic
business. The contracts fo- TS"N ana
!. 600 tons for the Imperial GoNern'neh'
rallwsv Of Jarap. taken by GSrmtnN'
went AZ $50 - S25 c. + Z. japan. Eng
ard IS credited with getting Standard
OIL contract contract for $50 600 ooNes
or TN plate at the equivalent or So"
oer box. though Il u indicated that tA'
United States could have had the ORDER
a. $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-01
BRIDGEPORT
PRIEST ACCEPTS CALL
TO DENNISON PARISH

Folioy+,s farewell gathering OF
his congregation In ST. Antho0ys cain
Ollie church on Main street Yesterday
morning. Rev. O II. Non Intel, pastor
OF the church. left yesterday for Den
n!son 10 take charge Of his new chLrc0.
20 which he has been transferred HUN
dreAs expressed sorrow ~ his leaving.
Crowd At Dinner.
A roo1 crowd = reported % have en-
loved the THANKSGIVING dinner served
by the men OF the West Bridgeport
Methodist church Yesterday a. noon
The proceeds OF the event are N oe
used for Improvements TO the church
edifce and 4 neat sum is reported 10
have been realized.
T. q. Smith Dead.
Friends Of T. b Smith Of k'rkwood.
former we'll Known business man and
aged resident OF this city. were shocked
Ia learn Of his death he" yesterday.
Mr. Smith spent many years In The
furniture ana undertaking business on
Main street ard l. on" o: the hest
known and highly respected residents
OF this city.
Ready For Game.
High school officials and Coach Smith
report ,hy mawb.rS Of ~" hiSn school
football squad ready f"r the game
aga!pS; =. Ciai~sN 49," IliEh IN the To-
ral grounds tomorrow Afternoon. This
being Tho only higA school in the valley,
a big crowd = cNnyctcd fo- he game.
Hughes Funeral.
Funeral sc~vicsS.so" Edward Hughes,
well known resident OF this city who
died , t"w days ago. VII be held from
the home Of MS daughter, Mrs. Jessie
Durscc in N,~kwood tGis afternoon at
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kfCMECHEN


Bazaar ana
Members " IN" Ladies Aid society
OF tn Christian church will hold hi-
zaar and entertainment December -
and SIN In the church basement and
rarlors. Quilting aad ncodlHwork WI.
lie on sale together with pastries and
cakes " al. Kinds. aud program has
been arranged for tho evcnm. enter
tsinmcut Tickets can be purchased
cruru any member Of the society.
Girl Scout Meeting.
Ner,herS Of the Girl Scouts ~ NJ
Mecn"n VII meet IN the school hu'ldn
This evening where they vii, hold their
REGULAR weekly business session After
the business % tho evening has been
disposed T.: 4 social hour Will be en-
Joyed.
Official Board.
Members Of the Official board "f the
christian church viii meet In the par
lors OF the church Saturday eN"n'M
where they will hold their regular
monthly business session. Matters per-
tanning 90 the welfare OF tho churIA
viii be discussed
Give Bake Sale.
Members Of the congregation ~ tho
church OF God will hold a bake sale N
the church Saturday evening. lIe7,
cak. and candy VIII he on sale to-
rethe- with MANY GOOD things 10 eat.
Oyster supper.
Members Of 'he Sunday school class
o. Mrs +. Curtis and Miss Helen Meads
WI give an oyster supper Saturday cN"-
Ming IN the hascmcn, Of the hank build
ing, The supper will start at O'CLOCK
md continue unt'l : o'clock. TicE't'
can be purchased from any mAmher o.
the class.
Ladies AID Meeting.
Members OF tha Ladies' A!d society ~
,be FIRST christian church Will meet at
The home Of Mrs William Hawkins,
where they w'll hold \ social and bust
ness session. this evening. The bust
ness 81 the evening Will h. taken m,
-f,o- which scotia. hour will he on
.oycd.
Union Services.
A SerIas Car'cl nc Union services u q
b.rd IN he Church 81 cod last evening
with Rev J. W Whistler IN charge. |,
las hoer a cge.ou II 'hc churches Of
me town 10 romh.uH on Thp0ksE'vt0S
md hold .h's l.tuI of service and get nm
,yfsldo minister 70 deliver ne sermon.
This custom was IN part disposed Of
This year.
pon7tton Day.
To-day Is the day SCI aSii" ny we
library authorities for the donation,
Inn, have been asked Cor. II" library
VIII be open this AFTERNOON and evening
for those wishing o. s""u-" hooks f""
tho coming vear together w',h any perl
odicals that may hn desired.
WcMeohen Briefs.
Mrs. - " FuI'c- Of Marshall street
: cutie all at her home.
Mr.. and NJ. Harry N"''z oc Cameron
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Iliu sncut Thanksgiving with friends
a. Pittsburgh.
Mss Sara Fitton, student at OHIO
university Of Athens. Is spending the
anAsHtving vacation at the home or
her ra:ents. Mr.. and MIS-. James r.
Elton. on North Jefferson street.
Dr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Wright are
spsuG',- a few days as the guests OF
friends and relatives al New York CITY.
William Frazier OF jefferson street Is
y:s't!nv his brother. James. at the lat
tiers home In Portsmouth.
Lawrence Norris, a student at Woos-
ter college, Is visiting a. the home OF
his parents, Rev. and Mrs Norris, OF
Rock Hill
Miss Winnfred beavers Of Guernsey
stree, spent Thanksgiving with friends
at Barnrsville
MIR. and Mrs r. c, Phillips, have re-
turned to their home at Columbus after
a visit with relatives In this city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gable OF Union street
has returned home after visit with
friends at Steuhcnvillc.
Mr. and Mrs. +. W. Inrmand OF Mans
field are guests at the homo o. Mr. and
Mrs NJ. F. Sherlock at their home on
Franklin street.
M. and Mrs Earl Boswell Of Column
bue are the guests OF local relatives.
Frank Uaddell OF Lamira Is spending
a VISIT a. the homo OF his son. Paul
V. WadIcn. On Harrison street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baukhecht OF
Fast Palestine are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Bauknccht OF the Mellott
apartments.
Mss Martha Kirkpatrick OF North
Jefferson street spent ThnnkSGiv!ng at
the home OF her brother. Alvin. OF Al.
toona, Ia.
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interest - the organization ara 'r b.
Messarly Got Bail.
To..oy.u; The los, uf r..r uroi foot
bal game e the hugh sraool -rae""."
Yesterday afternoon Il, >rrIm"'" "!N
started among ne I.tycrs for p"SNr|'
son Of the football used AS souvenir
pr {. +. McSSr,ly who has bc'n d con
slant supporter e the to'm Nnd mas
rendered his services at every gam"
entered the scramble and was S"'c"'S-
I'll III letting the ball
Football Tomorrow.
\ football game between ias g
ants - this city and the team from LIZ
tonviue. Q. - scheduled for the LEAGUE
ra~l- grounds tomorrow afternoon FOR
In, championship rt tho ohio valley.
Rorh Of The teams have been playing
GOOD bJli and a fine game - PROMISED.
Martins Perry Briefs.
George Gordon. city CLERK leaves td''
morning OF = brief business trip -
Akron. Q.
The Junior Meraan'cs held a busy ana
Interesting meeting IN heir rooms q"
Hanover street last night
one drunk waS removed from 'n''
con.hlu grounds by friends during the
game Of yesterday afternoon.
Police report not a single CAL y"S'"T-
day and they believe All mus nay"
hcen on their good behavior on the A'''-
dav.
The large plate glass Tor the new
Heslop building on Fourth stree. vas
received here Yesterday
Officials Of the American l"-''n re-
ror, 4 big sale "t tickets -: 'ne'r
r,aylet II the high Scavo. AUDITORIUM
ton ght and tomorrow night
TbA ladies Of Ztoa Lutheran church
viii serve a supner and hold 4 bazaar
!, me Fra, hall tomorrow evening.
J c. Kevser - Elm S,r"st leaves 'h'7
--or,i-e for 2 Few days. visit 10 Column
bus. O. on business