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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
MOther-TO-Be,
Read This

Here Is wonderful message to
all expectant mothers. From this
moment on. cast from your mind all
dread and fear, and feel every day
IA the months roll by that great
freedom from much OF the suffer.
ing which thousands OF e1pectant
mothers undergo. unnecessarily.
And when the Little One arrived.
You can have that moment moro
free from suffering than You have
perhaps imagined. An eminent
physician. expert In this science,
has shown the way. II was he who
first produced the great remedy,
Mothers Friend" Mrs. G. ].
Hartman. Scranton. Pa. says:
with my fIrsi two children had
. d"ct"r and nurse and theu
they had to use instrmmrnts lint
With my last two children I used
Mother's Friend and had only =
nurse: We hsd No time Ia got
doctor because ! wasn't very sick
only about ten or fifteen minute..'
Mothers Friend" Is applied OF.
ternally to the abdomen. back and
hlps Il aids the muscles and It's.
sues to expand easily. II meme.
tratcs quickly II contains no mar
cotics or harmful drugs. It is safe.
Ihcre Ii no substitute. Avoid use.
less greascs sometimes recommend.
on by the unanhw INK. Mothers
Friend Is sold by all druggists.
NOTE Write Tor r.m.lI. IRE. u,,,,,,
tNok. M"lhrih"ot and the Baby" ron's ininf
,mpo.int authoritative Information which ,y,ry
ML~c,snt notht. should have and All shont
Mr'hT. Friend" IN Rr,dns!d RsTulI,or Com.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
It's Nerve
Force from
Nuxated Iron

that help. make STRONG. MAGNET
&c, FORCEFUL MEN. who make
their overwhelming presence felt the
moment they enter q room.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
$425 Bedroom Suite for $50

IN" Rang" ~ fine -n"nsh In
house II IS til" popular upriGh
aud simm'r"r. lf-;uCh. and bro
hrnil"r pans sud whit" rorCrIai
put IN" quality against any ga
aud freedom from trouhl" II T.
"" haN" ever known. This Wee
Hs YOU win arr"" when YOU see
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10

More than 500 yards of
pretty Cretonnes, in our big
midsummer Clearance Sale.
Specially priced at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
TEXANS LYNCH
FOURTH NEGRO
Rangers Rushed to Scene to
Prevent Violence

KrRvfN. Texas. May s--Two a..
,achments OF Texas Rangers were
rushed 20 Kirvin today following an
outbreak OF race disturbances.
Frederick Green. nsgro. sns lynch.
ed today--the fourth 20 die by mob
action since thu assault, an, murder
OF pretty iT.year-old EuIa Ausley
here last Thursday.
Green. "a years old. wa. implicated
in the crime by SNAP" Curry. negro.
who confessed before he was burned.
Curry said that Green was with them
when the girl wns assaulted.
The body OF Green was found
hanging 90 n tree halfway between
Fairfield and Kirvin.
AUSTIN, Texas. May s.--Covernor
Neff today ordered two d-iachments
Of Texas Rangers TO Fairfield.
county seat OF Freestone county, i'm.
medintely, TO prevent an uprising by
negroes that Sheriff Mayo declared
imminent.
Mayo said negroes OF Fwcstone
county threatened to avenge the
death Of three negroes burned at the
stake at Kirvin Saturday for the as
sault and murder OF Miss Eula
Ausley. i7.year-old school girl
Capt Frank Hamer OF Ranger
headquarters company al Austin will
leave AT once for Fairficli with one
detachment OF rangers. The other
detachment is to come from Fort
Worth under command OF Capt. Tom
Hickman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
CASE
INQUEST DUE

Located several days ago In Hitch
cock. Okla. Emmanuel a. Wietz will
return TO Seattle 20 testify at the
coroncr's inquest and grand jury in.
vestigation OF the death OF Patrol
man Charles O. Legate. murdered
March II In the Main Street Garage,
1912 Main st. Wietz formerly owned
the garage.
Captain OF Detectives Charles Ten
nant announced Monday that he had
received telegram from Wietz, ask.
ing transportation to Seattle.
The inquest will be held Immediate
ly upon his arrival. II Is believed.
Legntes body will be exhumed at
Coroner w. III. Corsons orders.
Developments In the murder inves-
tigation during the past week have
shown startling trend. according
TO Lady Willie Forbus, attorney for
Turn 10 Page 4. Column q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
NATIONAL P.-T.A.
CONVENTION 0 N
Delegates From All Over
/. Country in Tacoma

TACOMA. May s.--More than sbc
Delegates from all parts OF the
country arrived here today for the
opening OF the National Congress
OF Mothers and Parcnt.Teacher. as.
sociations lasting all week.
Mrs. Milton Higgins, national
president OF the PIT. A., arrived
here last week during the state
convention and will direct sessions
this week.
Oregon was expected 20 send ioo
Delegates and California Il. Wash
ington state has 10 accredited dele.
gates.
The big feature OF the convention
will be the annual Stadium day eel.
ebration of 10000 school children
Friday.
Tonight's program includes a ban.
auet Mt the Tacoma hotel. with
greetings from the national off
GERS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
YACHT WRECKED,
| THREE DROWNED
San Francisco in Mourning
as Result of Tragedy

SAN FRANCISCO. May 7.--Bua1s
ness circles and San Francisco clubJ
were In mourning today for John n
Hanify. lumberman and steamDhip
owner: Edward A. Cnristensuu.
wealthy steamship man and Captain
Peter Anderson. yachting pilot. who
were drowned some tiue Saturday
night off Hayward. in san Frsncisoo
hay.
The bodies Of Hanify ana Of Car
tain Anderson were recovered. They
were locked together. Indicating Z
terrific struggle. one to save the
other.
christcnson's body was found early
today.
An airplane was sent to search FOR
the yacht belonging TO lianify In
which the three started from Sausa-
Ito Saturday night on a yacht club
cruise TO San Mateo, slsh,ed the
wreck of the beat yesterday morn.
ing. Answering signals from the
plane. in which Christenson's con
was an observer. two Jaranese In =
rowboat went out to the wreck and
recovered the two poi.es.
Both Hanify and Chrisienso had
wide business interests on the coast.
including lumber and timber hold
ings in the Northwest AMI heavy In
terests in coastwise steamship lines.
Both were directors OF the San Fran.
cisco olympic club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
INVESTIGATION
OF ferry deal
IS NAUCURATED
Searching Inquiry Is to Be Made by
County Body Impaneled in
Court Monday

Investigation into the failure of the Scandinavian An1er
bank of Seattle which closed its doors last June will
be undertaken by the county grand jury that convened
the countycity building Monday
This indicated by the questions put prospective
grand jurors by Deputy Prosecuting Attorney T. H. Pat
terson while the jury being impaneed under the
supervision of Presiding Judge Calvin S. Hail.
II already known that Prosecutor Malcolm Douglas
had been gathering evidence in connection with charges
fraud lodged against the county commissioners by residents
of Bellevue and in connection with the unsoved murder o
Patroman Charles o. Legate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
Chief of
9th Corps
Area
Maj. Gen. c. c. Morton Is
Entertained While ON
Inspection Tour

After an inspection Of Fort Law.
ton in the morning. Maj. Gen. Charles
G. Morton, comma ndcr OF tho Ninth
corps area. was tho guest OF honor
Monday noon at luncheon given by
the Chamber of Commerce at the Raj.
nicr club.
As the guest Of Col. Oscar Charles.
Gen. Morton was to meet federal.
state and city officials al Fort Law.
ton. and at y. m. was scheduled 20
address the Association OF the Army
OF the United States Mt the New
Washington hotel.
Gen. Morton IL in Seattle on Off.
eial duties. he said. but plans 20 70.
main here for another day. Just 20
get acquainted with the people and
with conditions.
The Ninth corps area includes Cal.
ifornia, Oregon. Washington. Idaho.
Utah. Montana. wyoming and
Alaska.
Shortly after his arrival in Seattle
from Camp Lewis. Saturday night.
Gen. Morton went TO Fort Ward.
where he was the guest OF Col Mer.
ram.
Gen. Morton commanded the goth
combat division in France. and has
received many decorations. including
the distinguished service medal. the
croix de Eucrre with two palms and
the insignia OF commander OF the lie.
gion OF Honor After the armistice,
he supervised the program OF recon.
structlon In Hawaii.
At . n. m. Tuesday. the distin.
guished soldier IL 70 visit various 10.
cal army headquarters. AZ fi;i5 he
will review the University OF wash.
ington II. o. r. c. The Hundred
Per Cent club Will entertain him NJ
luncheon. and In the evening he will
be taken on cruise about the har-
Dor. Cen. Morton will leave for Spo-
kane nj D. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
FLOOD GROWS
IN SALT LAKE

SALT LAKE CITY. May S.
Heavy rains have added to the flood
In the sugnrhouse district OF Salt
Lake today and many citizens arc
aiding the street department In pill
ing up sang bags and other obstruc.
tions In an endeavor TO keep the
water from stores and homes. Sew.
eral homes stand Isolated by the
water and scores of easements are
filled.
Much anxiety is felt by many resi-
dents regarding the Mountain Dell
dam, which In about six miles from
Salt Lake In one OF the canyons.
The water is pouring over the spill.
way In n heavy stream and the rains
are adding TO the force OF the noun
tain stream
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
Mayor-Elect Brown
to Speak on Trip

Altho he planned the trip primarily
as vacation. Dr. Edwih j. Brown.
seattie's mayorelect. who left Sun.
day for his ranch in irant county.
has accepted an invitation 20 speak
at the electric Jubilee to be held In
Ephratn May ~ and 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
OF
SENATOR and
Hero IN Love
Attempt to Gust
Britisher Charge
in Unusual Case
at Washington
ny JAMES T. KOI.BERr

NJ 1h"Gst - nVs@nInt
WASHINGTON. May s.-A
vol Of complete mystery and
secrecy today was thrown
around the alleged attempt TO
kidnap Alexander y. Robertson.
said 10 be n British war hero.
because OF his r-ciprocatsd love
for a United States senator's
daughter. Miss Mary cuIbsrtson
Of Texas
Outstanding from the nare Of
the unusual love rssRir ls the
apparent fast that Senator and
Mrs. culbertson are strongly op.
posed 20 their daughters mar
riaxs to the handsome Brit
ishrr.
SO far no reply has been
made by the cuibertsons TO the
charges OF Robertson that pri-
vats detectives endeavored TO
kidnap him and get him out OF
the country, because OF his love
for Miss cuIberfson. The Brit.
isher swors out n warrant for
ono OF tho detectives. J. y.
Ellis. at bloomfield. ~. J.
c. z Jurney. secretary 10 the
senator. according to lnforrna-
,son hare. has left for Newark
to take a hand in the situation
and IL In rumored a meeting
OF Miss Culbsrtson and Robert.
son may be arranged In tho
hope Of quietly ending the af.
fair. which has already greatly
disturbed the senator and his
wife.
The British embassy will safe
guard tho interests OF Robertson.
II was learned at tho embassy to-
day.
The embassy. however. does
not consider the strange love af.
fair one which should cause dip.
lomatic Representations TO the
American government. and IL
plans no action along that line.
believing Robertson can obtain
rodress for any wrongs which
may have been done him under
American laws.
First word concerning the ai.
legged efforts to get the young
lover OF the senator's daughter
out Of the country was received
by the embassy when Robert
aon's aunt. Mrs. Mary r. An
drews. of New Jersey. called TO
see Ambassador Geddes a short
time ago. She said the veteran
had been kidnapped and taken to
Boston for virtual deportation.
Back OF the unusual love affair
Is the strong feeling Of the sen.
ator and his wife that their
daughter. who Is Il. is too young
to marry and that they desire
her 10 marry an American.
Robertson and the senator's
daughter fell In love while both
were students at the University
Of Texas.
Their romance budded rapidly.
Miss Culbertson came TO Wash.
ington and Robertson went to
Syracuse. ~. Y.
when he came here short
time ago TO visit Miss Culbert-
son. the parents learned for the
first time that the young people
were engaged.
The parents objected. The
matter was turned over 10 Jur-
ney. the senator's secretary. and
n was said he had worked 20
break off the engagement or at
least bring about a postponcment
Turn 10 Page 4. Column p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
KLUX PROBE
IN SESSION

LOS ANGEI.ES. May s.-The Los
Angeles county grand jury convened
at 10 n. m. today to open It's investi.
cation OF Ku klux activities.
Just before the session started Dep.
putty District Attorney Doman. who,
with District Attorney Thomas Lee
Woolwine, will conduct the exam.
ination OF witnesses. announced that
the days evidence would probably be
confined 10 establishing the facts of
the masked raid In Inglewood az a
basis for the investigation.
Later. he said. witnesses would be
called 10 tell OF events and facts re.
iating TO the Ku Klux Khan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
BELL DEATH DUE
TO WEAK HEART
Coroner Announces Finding
After Post M0rtem

Death OF Clarence J. Bell. 81. real
estate agent whose body wns found
In vacant house at All Garfield
st. Saturday night, was due 10 heart
failure. Coroner w. II. Corson an
nounced Monday. Corson held q
post mortem examination Sunday.
Police were seeking Monday =
woman. last seen with Bell. in the
hope that she might give accurate
information on his death. There
were no marks of violence on Bells
body.
Bell disappeared Friday from his
sons office In the Seaboard building
when he took the woman, now
being sought. to view tho vacant
house.
Funeral services were to be held
Monday afternoon at keystone Con-
grational church. Burial was to be
at Washelli cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
Harding Rebuffs
Children Again

WASHINGTON. May s.--President
Harding again declined To see the
children crusaders who called at the
White House today. in line with their
announced campaign.
Secretary George Christian told
them he would inform the president
OF their call. and would let them
know II IN. president desired TO see
them.
Mrs. Kate Richards O'Hare. who
led the band 10 the white House.
said. on leaving today. that they
would continue their daily visit until
the president sees them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
Wound IL Convicts
in Prison Battle

COLUMBIA. 8. c.. May s,--Eleven
convlcts In the state penitentiary
were wounded. two seriously. when
prison guards and firemen put down
a mutiny Of 150 oonvlcts The pris-
eners attempted 10 burn the chair
factory. They were armed with sticks
and knives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
Cash Register Co.
Founder Is Dead

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. May g.
The body OF j. III. Patterson. chair
man of the board OF directors and
founder OF the National Cash Regis
ter company, was taken to Dayton
today for burial. Patterson dropped
dead of heart trouble while ON . tgatn
en- route to this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08

FUNERAL SERVICES for DR.
Josiah Mason. bs. who died Sunday
will be held at 2 p. m. Monday AT
the University Undertaking com
pany's establishment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
HOME Is FOUND FOR
TOT THRU THE STAR

The week-old baby for whom
homo was sought thru The Star
last week has been adopted. His
grandmother called up Monday to
say a well-to.do family living In
the country had taken In the
little fellow. and that he will be
given the chance that his moth.
er's poverty preciuded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08

Tho bank probe came ~ .
complete SURPRISE
The first hint was obtained
when Patterson ssked the sirst
tentative juror, Are you related
10 anyone connected with the
Scandinavian American bankf"
This question was repeated 10
each Of the 10 men and seven
women who conprised the grand
jury as finally seated.
Each was also asked II he was re
lated 20 any member OF the seatti,
police department or TO any count,
official.
Judge Hsii stated that II any juroi
had had trouble with n county off
cial he might be excused. None &C
cepted this challenge.
The grand jury was first callet
for the purpose Of investigating
charges against County Commission
ers Claude c. Ramsay. Lou Smiti
and Thomas Dobson by Bellevue res
idents who told Prosecutor Douglai
that costly improvements had beer
made with county money to enhance
the value OF property owned by th'
.sfs-ta1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
FRAUD ALSO
Is ALLEGED


ing OF the county ferries TO Capt.
John l.. Anderson also was alleged.
Then the matter OF the Legate
murder was brought up. IL has been
charged that the police department
is deliberately shielding the killer
and that an investigation. II is said.
would result In a sensational shake
up" OF the department.
In giving his Instructions TO the
jury Judge Hall laid emphasis ON the
matter OF secrecy. The jury was
also instructed to at some time dur
ing its session visit the county Jail
and make "a report on conditions
there. This is routine duty of the
grand jury.
l.. @. Horr. s27h Belmont ave. NJ.
was appointed foreman by Judge
Hall. Other members OF the grand
jury are:
Mrs. Lydia A. schuesler. r. +. d.
No. 2. Auburn. Alfred T. winsor.
street car conductor. 1850 a5th ave.
n. w: Mrs. Nellie w. Sargent. foot
of 32nd ave. n. w; Mrs. Laura NJ.
Gaebele, ASH Ashworth st.
Peter T. Thompson. b72t Green
wood ave-; G. V. Slater. glovemaker,
22ol 4 First ave: r. Flakstad. sales
man. 5iis Interlake ave: Fred Bice,
farmer. Maple Valley; Mrs. Lucille
Hoon. laundry worker. 20i2 Wait ST.
Bernhard Swanson. clerk, 1925 N.
67th St. Mrs. Ella Green, 33i5 2ist
ave. g.: Frank Dunn, laborer, SIG 2Sd
ave; Mrs. Mary A. Martin. 72i 73d
ST.: Mrs. Eta b. Nelson. 1912 John
ST.: william ]. Brown. clerk. 524i
44th ave. S. w: Henry w. Moffatt.
mechanic. COLL 4ist ave. s. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
SAMUEL PErys BREW

Sunday. Mav 7
THIs day ! did go to Dosfish bay
i on n clam hunt with friends.
bat the only clans We caught were
those taken out of can by BiIl DIX.
on. which mattered not. as wc wcr.
very merry. And Sol Haas did fall
cut Of The skiff. and did secus. me Of
tipping the boat. but am OF the be-
lief that tho clam nectar went TO his
head
And 80 10 Eagle ffarbor. but no
clans there. either. aitho Bob Ber-
mann did give me his new clam gun
with which to shoot my prey. And
90 home thru the locks and to bed.
very weary. for. indeed. IL was fun
day.
BE that as Il may. Clarence SHIN
pieflnny Is a pupil at Vancouver.
Wash. school.
yFRs IrBRE
CIoads like magenta s2msi~s.
A typewriter kis.e~ roller towel on the
Tsny Barnesf's J~ss srebe~srs standing
sn Il. hesd amid esuidrens full OF boiling
lobster salad
He politely ptsyen Mtnuet w W ""
broken fryfng pan and fuo daisies wepf
brekenIy into . dish Of rhabsrh.
butterfly di~s-fluffer. nusfer, husi
Don't be frightened. folks. that IL
iust an advertisement for the new
correspondence school In free verse
that we are going 10 open soon.
Whenever fhts coIvuv lacks potss.
Juss blame the composing room boys;
II they don't like our stuff
They can sure treat u rough
But don't kHoLo VINO that annovs
'sPolndexter 20 Come In August
--Tfeadllns. But he may 70 In sep
tsnber-lf not In November.
The Biblical story OF the creation
must have been written by a base
ball reporter. II starts out. In the
big inning"
United we sfneksi
divided get no
eigaret premiums.
Las week We took Dumb Belle 70
lunch. and when the wife com
Turn TO Page 4. Column q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
Romance Causes Probe
of Kidnap Plot Charge

Howdy. folks. After reading
about the felechrouometer. We
are ready to believe that hell Is
paved with bad inventions.
Making people pay according "a
the length Of their conversation Is
inequitahle. Think how much u
would cost q councilman
For tricks that are dark.
Ard srays that arc rain.
The Telephone Co. Is peculiar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
Observation-Disclosures

PULASKI, VA. Sept. 2e-An.
nonncem"n' was mnde today OF the
marriage at Miss Marcia -. Jarratt.
of Jacksonville. Texas TO Sj.gfricd
Waliner of PULASKI. tho wcJd,,p,
taking plag. September =. at Paics
tine. Texas. The couple met white
Miss Jarract was gucs, in pu-
lAski last November In August Mr..
"a!ln"r went South on his vacation.
ana II was then the couple decided
To consummate their romance. The
hrst intimatiou that Pulaski friends
had was upon their arrival from,
their bridal tri7 Mr. Wa!lner is
superintendent Of the Paul Knitting
Mills. one of the largest Industrial
plants in town
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
MANY PLEDGE TROTH
THROUGHOUT VIRGINIA
Activities of Cupid Are Chron-
iclcd, Showing Many
NuptiaI Events.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
BEDFORD. VA, Sept ga
beautiful wedding took place at the
nome of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund \.
oNerstrcct. Wednesday evening at S
O'Clock. when their eldest daughter.
MISS Nell. became the br ide of Cor
don l.. Synau. Of this place. DIR.
Hugh e. Smith. OF the Bapeist
church. officiating. tho ring cere-
mony being used. The wedding
music was rendered by Miss Mildred
overstreei. sister of the bride.
Nj. and Mrs. Synan left on the
Memphis special for wedding trim.
and on their return will reside i'm
Bedford. where Mr. Synan Is en-
gagged an businesy. being vIce-prc-'-
cent Of the Bedford Wooden co.
Among tho out-of-town guests here
Tor Tho wedding. were Mrs Robcr;
Martin. OF Newport News: Robert
bEcrstrcct, Of V T.. l.. Hugh over
street, Of Roanoke College. Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Kent of Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Ragla nd. and Miss
Hern!e Ragland. of Roanoke: Miller
ovcrstrcct. Of Alexandria, and Mr.
ana Mrs. 4. u. Overstree1, Of shan
"ndoah
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
WITH WINTER COMES
RETURN OF PRODICA1,
aoId Weather Stirs to Life Energy That Has Lain Dor
'nant for Three Nlontls-Socia Recreation
of Mind and Body
By Elizabeth Wit

me summer months are hled with
pony Socey takes up with
accompanied
o' a'! LOT comfort when nd
h'hind are TOO busy
i" look beyond the pages OF the
'"'' 'o'e tle return Of the
are aks Oh the things
~ f'"Se herruping her
w" "' ~ something than
WIN inc opening OF the FIR
~ '"''1'V" ASPIRATIONS The Womans begun
meeting OF me needs of
"'" ionhy II stands of
""e III 'chhohd AS each is
'"' opportunity! OF With
"'" comes apsng time ean,od
%" "eehtF WIN the
h "' comes 10 all things have
so muchhm
appear as II Is o oo,
d" responsibility such the
Speakers whose
VI
me reception which will Ea,e
30! hosh"r president
the club from o clock 49, u