davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-03
HACE MAS DE QUTNTENTos ANos

HACE MAS DE QUlNIENTOS AMOS
que los medicos mas afarnados de Eu.
ropa n1andan sus enfermos a Carlsbad,
Bohemia, para encontrar alivio a sus
afliccicnes, resultado de Intermediates
del estomago e higado, intestinos y ri.
fiones, prostate, diabetis y reumatismo
cronico, tomando por alg1n tempo las
aguas minerales curativas de Carlsbad
listed puede obtener Ell mismo buen
efecto sin hacer el viaje la Bohemia,
simplemente pidiendo su farrnaceuti-
co la cantidad de botellas de aqua Mi
neral Carlsbad necesarias o directamen-
te del dep6sito de Fr. Schomburg, ca
lie Luna so, San Juan. Puerto Rico
FL remedio sin competencia contra
constipacion temporal habitual
AQUA NATURAL MINERAL DE
CARLSBAD. l1-2O
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-03

81 ALQUILA IN buen local para o.
Gina con almactn, en- "a planta alta del
Edi6cio Sues. dc Perez Hnos. "a h
Marina Hay ascensor para cafea. Pa
ra informes: Tcl6fono 2l5. sau Juan.
PR nal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-03

TINTE LIQUIDO INSTANTANEO
para Ell pelo y la barba, tifie en- pocos
minutes Ell pelo cano descolorido, Sc
garantiza que da excelentes resulta-
dos; color negro. Frasco grande $780,.
Frasco pequeiio 60 centavos.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co. 11.2OI
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-03

iiiMANIFTCAl!l Baj6 los prscios
81 BRUJO. Ilamslo Tel. s55. lilo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-03

iilMANIFECA!!! Baj6 los precios
sl BRUJoLlamelO Tel. s55. lilo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-03

PETRoLEo GAL es el lnico regene.
rador del cabello de fama reconocida,
10 hace crecer y 10 fortalece. usando
PETR0LEO GAL NO HAY CALVAS.
Pomo grande Sl50. Pomo pequefio.
$l.00
GONZALEZ PADIN Co. ll-2O
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-03

MANIFICA!l! Rsbai6 los precios-
oJEDA-San jose No. 6, Tel. 355. lilo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
GENERAL CONFERENCE,
REFUSES TO CHANGE,
BISHOPS OFFICE TERM
Heads OF Nc,hodsm Will Continue to BE Elected for
l'fc-f raterna Delegate From Northern Church
Delivers lmpassoned Plea for Union.

"f the general board OF lay activities.
The general lay board. ,hc report
spcclhed. shall he composed Of Law
leaders elected by the annual con-
ierenc" and general s.cre,arles o. tho
general boards OF the church, who
shall be consulting members Of the
general lay board. serving without
pay.
IN" general !av hoard Is charged
with tir task "f promoting methods
10y which greater activity on IN.
part OF lay members OF tho church
may be obtained. with AN ultimate
vi"w OF having active working
forces in every church The re
port. as presented. provided ,ha, tho
general lay board should clec, a
general secretary TO ex.cu,. ;,s
plans When brought to ballo, f,
failed Of adoption on tic vote. An
amendment wHs then adopted en-
powering the conference to elec, the
general secretary. and the repor,
was accepted.
No thnnE~ In Election OF Steward,
\ proposal on which the confer
enc" sustained committc. recon
in"nda' ton "f nonconcurreuc. wa.
continued on Iage IL. Col. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
BIG METEOR FALLS:
JARS BRUNSWICK
Lawrenceviile Reports Explo-
sion Causes Shock Like
Earthquake.
PASSES OVER RICHMOND
Celestial Visitor, Lighting Up
Heavens, Seen by Many
People Here.

with a det"nation that was heard
distance OF forty miles. mo,.,r
'ei 10 the earth about forty miles
north OF l.awrenceville at 1I.ti
o'clock last night. according to ad-
vices reaching Richmond about mia.
"'Rh'' me mass rocked the earth
not unlike an earthuuake. shoo.
houses ana awakened residents or
awrencevilie from their slumb.rs
me whole countryside. Tor miles
around was lighted up with a glare
as bright as midday, according to
the news reaching Richmond. Th.
i"'i'hs star, as the celestial phc-
homeha was described hy som,
emitted swishing sound as ii
h"r!e" thr"uah space. Residents Of
'awrenc"rille were alarmed hy the
unexpected visit of the nocturnal
mhraudrr "f the heavens
News ~ the visitation first was r,
ceiNed by Southern Railway dis
p"'chcr stationed in Richmond from
q tsiesrapher employed 10y the same
road al l.awrcncrvilIc. Th,. Law
rchceNtlie man stated that thrr. was
much excitement In I.nwrrnccvill,
as result "i the phcnnm.na. As
Tar AS could Ice learned last nixht
u" h"H'S" To property or Ia lif.. re-
suited IN fact. particulars were
meascr.
Persons in Richmond reported that
t"ey observed thr.S .are al the fam
lhE maSs as IL passed over this city
shortly be" li:ia O'Clock. at which
moment it'is said to have fallen ne.
north OF i.awrenceyin-. A noise
siihiiSr 10 that reported Ia hav. ac-
companied the meteor as il flashed
|" EARN. was described as it lighted
up 'he heavens III its Night over Rich
mond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
SEWERS TO MAKE
STATUE OF MAURY
Will Try TO Get Work Under
Way During Present
Year.
EXERCISES ON JUNE %
Prominent Nirginians to BE
Invited to Laying of
Cornerstone.

T.. William Sievcrs. who designed
the Jackson statue at the intcrsec-
tion of Monument Avenue and the
Boulevard. has been chosen as sculp-
tor for the proposed memorial to
Matthew Foniaine Maury a seated
figure. representing the "Pathhnder
of the Seas" will constitute only a
small part OF the elaborate monu-
ment 10 the celebrated GeoErapher.
CASTOR Lichtcnstein. member o. the
committee upon design. reported yes
terday at the annual meeting OF the
Matthew Fontalne Maury Association
ihat the selection OF MIR. Sievers was
made without difficulty. as one who
has seen his model becomes enthusi-
astic. Not only did the organization
unanimously approve Of the commit
tees report. but IL communication
VIII also he sent TO the paushters
OF the Confederacy for their CO.
operation. to The end that work upnn
the monument may begin during ;hs
present year.
Through General w H. Freeman.
Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans. Inns
offered 10 lend the Maury Assucia-
Continued on Page . Col. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
lBy United News.l

NEW YORK. May ll-New York viii
spend S3ls,noo.600 within five years
Ia MAX" il easier for residents and
more difficult for visitors to find their
way around the town. by i?27 II
the transit commissions program
goes through. there will he thirty
two miles more OF subway. eighty
fou: mi!cS more OF tracks. and
numerous other interesting innova-
'tons, such as moving sidewalk
across the island under For,--sccond
Street further to confuse incoming
pilgrims
Aanhat,an's chief interest lies in
the proposed building of another
trunk subway. running north and
south ss "A parallel to the present
East and West Side subways. and the
extension OF the so-calIed Broadway
Subway northward under Central
Park TO one Hundred and Fifty
fifth Street.
M",inE Platform Promised.
But the visitors Will find their
principal attention focused on the
great moving platform that will carry
them from the Grand Central station
where they arrive. TO the bright
lights district on Broadway. which
is usually where they want to go. The
piatfnrm will he two miles long and
will move rapidly enough to cut down
materially the usual time required
To get from the Grand Central To
Times Square. II il is successful. 1t
will he followed by other cross town
moving sidewalks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
SENSATIONAL DEVf:LoI'MENTs
II enc Nt.O'S LABOR VAR

CHIcAGD Nav II S.rsa,I,,,, 10
v"Iopmcuts in chicayo's labor war
followed ranidiy tho Ir,ua,ic -n,,rd
W. % scores ot labor leaders accused
% melting union workers 10 yio.
iehr"
h'"i Justic" kickhain Scanlon and
'''s" Joseph -. David. in denying
Wits "t hab"as corpus TO leaders OF
! IN" Enlld'ng Trades Council, held
'ih connection with IN" latest bomb
|NnS ana murder f"ray against open
M"r hr'ld"fs. Sctihlngiy denounced
'''. .''' '''S as bordering on anarchy"
w." 'h" !'""r'HI union heads Were
P'h'"' IN cells In the S'"ok county
l''t HH'N% '.Iuc 20 charge. against
| '"''" "' f"'!r" 'hl"f F!tzmorr!s
IN H"dltion l'i other union leaders.
nus l"'SN agents and employees Of tn"
! trades council we're in cells In Out
'N'"t r"''r" stations. held incom-
i h"h'c'd" More 'han 100 alleged
RSlI%G"rS. arrested in spectacular
raids hy squads Of detectives, were
add,d - ,h.. hnr
: r ,u.,
,,, ,, :,
"'' tcN "' '"r''-
'hS f'"' against IN" m"n hc claims
az" r"SppnSihl" Tor 'hc mDs' lawlcss
: " riod iu Chicaro's history
Reward Tn,uI. HGn o1u
Rownrds r.r tbc c.u,, ., ~.
nc,rJ,. -. ~ ,t ,,,
Il "'"E
"P "''h-Sh"p constructions. were in
freaSch 10 S6".Oo0. with practically
8v"ry lnw-aud-ordcr clement in the
8,i,.. r.rr.S.r,.b
pnltcc de,'.r,d -, aIt;.t,,, a..
4
""" ~"
''' N"''S IN thc "HiccS "t
ne bui'hlhs Trades Buiid!ng. and
- "ns OF documentary evidence were
.cizcd. which, according to chic.
9jtzmo-rie win cou,oc, ,o.da-,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
BRITISH HOLD RUSSIAN REPLY
CONCLLLATORY BEL CLANS AND
FRENCH ARE DISAPPOINTED
NEW YORK WILL BUILD NEW
SUBWAY 81 MILES LONG
City to Spend So 100000 Make 1t Easier for Resi-
dents and More Difficult for Visitors to Find
Way Around Town.

~ present tho visitor makes his
way painfully. by attempting to fol-
low certain green lines" or "black
lines" through labyrinth OF under
ground construction. 10 the terminus
Of n shuttle" line. The shuttle car
ri"s him 10 Times Square. wher~ am
other maze OF passages grccts his al
ready bSwildcrcd senses. IL nc is
fortunate. and the crush at Times
Square is not too great. the whole
TRIP may take ten minutes. Under
the new scheme. tho passenger will
step practically from his train To the
platform. and Will roll along com
fortably and hnd himself deposited
gently at his destination in half the
tim"-or AT least that is the promise
held out by the commission.
do Away with Ferries.
Th" new trunk line. running the
length OF tho island. will be built In
sections, and one day will be the
greatest underground line in the
world. 1t Is to be an eLrht-track
road. on two Ievels-two subwavs In
one-and II will take four wears 10
build. The cost is estimated at ssa.
100000
Another item OF interest I'm the
transit commissions scheme. will he
'he building of a tunnel from Rrook-
lNn TO staten Island, thus doing away
with the ferries from Manhattan To
TN" island. which. white providiur
very refreshing half hours sea
Trip In the summertime. are not so
comfortable when Staten Islanders
are digging themselves out of jan
narE snowdrifts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
UABEAS CORPUS WRITS
DENIED TO PRISONERS
Judge Dcnounccs Conditions
as Bordering on Anarchy
in Denying Application.
ID INcoM >ICADt
Police stnti"n FiIird With Men Held
~ suspects la Murder Of T0-
lirrmcn.
IRy Associated rrovs J

CHICAGO. May ~ Eight union
leaders were named In true bills
voted at Il special session ot tn"
grand fury tonight Ia connection with
u" staying O: T"rranc" Lyons. AN
acting police lieutenant. yesterday.
according to George T. German. as
distant STATE. attorney
Among those named In the true
h'iis according l" Mr.. Gorruau. w"r"
Fr"d Mah"r president Of the building
Tiah"s Council "Hie T!rn" Murphy,
az IN" Gas Workers Union, and COR
nclius WunD shea. who directed tho
Transfers strik" iu 1906 an are now
In tho custody ~ the police. having
been captured In raid on union
h""hquartcrs yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
SAYS OHIO IS TO Be
NE NEWBERRY|zED"
Charge of Vast Expenditures
Is Made by Republican
Congressman.
" | l. l. VIOLATE l. A w
Huge Sums to Be Spent in
Election of Gov
ernOr.
" | Ii l. VIOLATE LA W
[By United S.ws !


WNSHINGTON. May ll.-ohio wi,i
b" 'N"w berry ized" this summer in
an effort to elect carmi Thomson
Governor. according to Congr.ssman
Knight. Repuhllcan Of Aaron. him.
Office ''
"A campaign OF reckless cxp.uli.
tur" such AS the state has never seen
VIII be- conducted" lie declared
mar million dollars viii h. sp.nt
l" ""minat" and elect Thompsou
10 ohi" law limits expenditures
/" 'io,o0o hut ia view Of the de-
cisi"n "f General bn,pb.
cry, ma the SKY IS IN" linn, in cx-
p"nd!'nr-s FOR IA senatorial canal
date. II IS certain the ohio corrup,
practice Law viii hc disr.rard.s..
me chances arc Representative.
Fess Viii spend nut little for the
Republican nomination as he likeiy
VIII win ny dcfaTlt. hut unless pres
ent signs fail tho final contest for
election vii! see huge sums spent
Tor both Fess and Senator Pomerene.
L. HnrdInR's Friend.
because prestige OF the Harding
administration depends upon tho
ohio outcome next fall Democratic
ana Republican organizations are
preparing To make ohio III. for.
most battle-ground Of the ua,iop
This VIII mean the distribution OF a
large campaign fund in the Senate
and rubernatorial campaigns
thompson is c!osc personal and
political friend OF Harding and his
defeat would he regarded as more
"f rebuke 10 the national admin
istration than was the recent defeat
Of Senator Harry New in Indiana.
Discussing his own prospective
candidacy. knight said: After n
careful survey ! have reached the
conclusion that the kind of frht
VIII have to make in Ohio this wear
VIII cost from $4,000 to $50. .OO0 for
IN" nomination alone. II is abso
im'ely disgusting To think that poll
tics has been so prostituted that
such a situation exists.
Tired Of Congress.
There is no question hut that
100000 VIII he spent for the nomI-
nation and election OF Carmi Thomp-
son. Already he has spent approxI-
mately $4,000. am reliably in
formed.
Il have no desire whatsoever to
enter into the process OF Newberry-
izing Ohio. II am a candidate
propose TO suggest to Thompson
proposition 10 hold expenditures
within the statute. although am
sure IL will never he accepted"
Knight definitely announced he
from the Akron district. 1t is doubt
ful IL he will complete his present
term.
IL am tired Of Congress-" he said.
1T is big unwieldy body. domi-
mated by political machine methods.
1t gets nowhere and does nothing"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
DRY GOODS ASSOCIATION
HONORS RICHMOND MEN
a Andrews. Northern md johnson Are
Elected by WhOleHnlers'
Convention.
IBy Associated Prcss.l


BIRMINGHAM. May IA y. Ber-
rF. Fort Smith. Ark. was elected
president OF the Southern Whole
sale Drygoods Association this even
Ing at the final session Of the Asso-
citation. w. r. Andrews, Richmond,
was elected first yice-president:
Gsorge III. Johnson. Birmingham. Sec
ond vice-president; w. r. Northen.
Richmond. treasurer, and Norman II.
Johnson. Richmond. secretary.
The following were elected to the
executive committees: Edward Ep-
stein. Savannah: W. n. King. Mem
phis; w. w. Kennedy. Knoxville; David
AIDES. Lexington; Tom Fiaxing. Hous-
ton and II. q. Watts. Lynchburg. The
naming OF the next convention city
was referred TO the executive COM
mittee which will report some time
within the next six months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
LUMB PLAN AUTHOR
in DYING CONDITION
io"hsrl FOR Railroad Workers In
| F;Ntrcmis In His Home nj
Chevy ChnSe.
by United Ncws.l

:.
" AoHiNdToN. May 11.-GIenn T..
|'Hp' counsel for the sixteen reeog-
zed organizations of railroad work.
8, and author OF the Plumb Plan.
dying at his home in Chevy Chase.
fn' according to announcement bv
+ physicians. Ills condition, was
ported an unchanged late tonixht.
|During an intensive speech-mak.
q campaign in the interests OF hIs
IN. which provides for govern
int ownership and democratic con.
3'l of railroads, Plumb was stricken
r." monthsNago with an affection
\ the heart. His condition grad
ly became worse until today.
Hen hope Of his recovery was aban-
oed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
Follow the
Red Line

IL you want the last word in
happenings of the day, in mar
kets. sports. In politics. In this
country and abroad, read The
Evening Dispatch final edition.
1t Is easily recognized by tho
Red Line.
Where you see this Red Line
on an Evening Dispatch. you can
find the last-minnte news from
all over the world
Follow the Red Line!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
Found Guilty OF s.,,,,,n

PITTSBURGH. IA. May ii--Israel
biahkcnstein. OF New York city. al
ieEed organizer OF the Communis I
party. was found guilty OF sedition
TO-DAY. The jury was out ten minutes.
The prosecution charged that Flank
enstein was an official uf n party
which advocated overthrow OF the
government by force.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
stock broker End. Life.

CHATTANOOA. TENN, May IL
Nate y. Silverman. local stock broker
and former operator for the Associ-
ated Press, committed suicide about
noon today on country road. near
the city. his body being discovered
late this afternoon lying In his au
tomobile. He had shot himself
through the temple. Worry over
business is assigned as the cause OF
the suicide.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
Want Government to
Deport Lady Astor
GBy Associated press.l

PASSAlC. y. j., May 1.-THE
Federal government was asked 10
deport Lady kstor as an undc-
sirable allen by the General \. $.
Burt Camp. spanish american War
Veterans In a resolution adopted
tonight. The action Of the mem
hers followed Lively discussion
over charges that the members
OF the q. \. Il. had been insulted
In speeches made by the only
feminine member OF the British
Commons during her visit to ,hi.
country.
y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
VIII Not Halt s,rw. ,.,.,

CHICAGO. May ll.-Decislon
against the contracting system Of
shop repair work. handed down bv
the Railroad Labor Hoard yesterday.
VIII not halt the strike vote being
taken by the 100000 union shop men
on the contract question, according
to shopmen officials here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
TWO FEET OF SNOW
COVERS SOUTH DAKOTA
thunder mud Lightning Accompany
the Worst blizzard Of the
Year
IRv Associated Presr.l

DEADWoOD. s. D.. Nay II.-With
tw" feet Of snow already fallen fol-
lowing terrific rain. hail. thunder
and lightning storm last night, West
ern South Dakota today was ex-
periencing one OF the worst bliz-
yards OF the year. The storm was
continued with severity late today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
Two Hurt in Ga.oIlne Explosion

BlRMINGHAM. ALA, May H.
Two painters were seriously burned
and property loss of $4,000 RS
suited here today when explosion Of
gasoline tank set fire to the plant
or the Birmingham Buggy Company.
The injured men are a. NJ. Thomp-
son and T.. G. Gibson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
BETHLEHEM TAKES
over LACKAWANNA
Announcement a Made Of Mcr.
ger of Two Steel Com.
panics.
COMES AS SURPRIS Z
Much Activity in Wall Street
as News Is Circu.
COMES AS S RPRIS Z
lRy Associated pressl


NEW YORK. May ll.-rurchase Of
me l.acNawanna steel Company. OF
I.acHawanna. y. Y. by the Ee,hl.
h-n steel 'orp ration. involving The
hs' OF bethlehem I per cent pre-
erred and Class common stock,
-. raymen. for the properties. was
'"h"unced late today by Eugene G
Grace. pres dent of the Bethleb.u
organization
News ot IN. merger. which hec,us
known Just ei"re the stock market
closed. gave Wall stree, a real
thrill. l.ackawauna Steel mad. :,
net gam "t seven points. closing at
s" 3i Th"r. w-rc s.v.niy,br.s
sales. t",a!ing l7l,IoO shares. in IN.
last hour. the largest sal. OF 1900
shares being disposed Of at &c the
TOP price ana a new high record for
the year. The previous high was
6l The days sales were 22,sOO
shares
Stock. show Gain.
There was less activity in Rethle-
hem Steel. which closed at 80 the
TOP price and net gain of / as
points. OF the days trading Of H.
900 shares, 400 were disposed OF In
IN" final hour. shares of the Re.
"mtlic Iron and steel Company and
the Midvaie steel Company. the only
stocks in addition to the I.acka-
wanna. which were :nci,.ded In the
proposed merger OF seven inde-
pendent steel companies and traded
In on The big board. also showed
substantial sai2s. Republic showing
p net gain o; 3 points and MidvaIe
OF "a.
Thomas l.. Chadburne. who has
been handling the legal affairs in
connection with the proposed merger
Of seven independent companies. de-
clared that IN. withdrawal of the
Iackawanna company would not
cause an abandonmnn; Of the plans
which would he concluded on 4 six
company basis. In addition To Re-
public and Midvalc. these companics
are the Youngstown sheet and Tube.
H-!c: lin steel COMPANY. Inland
steel Company and the Steel and
Tube Company of America.
Came ms "a Surprise.
News OF the Rethlehe en- -Lackawan-
ma merger came as great surprise,
not only to the financial district in
general hut to the executives OF the
independent steel companies. While
these executives were frankly In
formed some time ago that tho Lack
Gwanna company was negotiating
with the Bethlehem corporation.
they did not realize that the deal
was so near completion. and hoped
Continual On pana Gnl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12

c. & o. Every Sunday Excursions
begin Sunday. May lith. $500 Round
Trip Ocean VieE ! trsins-s:so and
8 A. NJ. and 12;& p. M.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12

IN. g. w. Sunday Excursions begin
snond Sis & . sysry sun. morn.--xds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12

, s3 to Baltimore. York River Line
sdS. sds. way Daily EXCEPT Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
Came ns IA Surprise.

CONTINUED on Page .. Col. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
The Weather

Generally fnir today md tomorrow,
somrw hat conipr In cnst
portion.
For full weather report, sec Paxs So
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-11-02

EAGLE MEETING DATES
Regular mpetings Of Winnsraucc.
Aerie No. 407, maternal Order Of
Eagles, are held on the =. md and
fourth Monday svenin. 4 each
month, In Winnsva hsl. Whiting
Eagles are cordially invited to a.
tend all sessions.
A. A. WENDE1s,. WP..
@. B. SMITH. Secretary. AN.