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, 1923-09-23
PERMIT ISSUED
FOR BUSINESS
BLOCK ON End
$4,000 Building to Be
Erected at Beech
Street Conner.

A $40, 900 building permit for the
construction OF a business block at
the corner of Second and Beech
streets, the location of the old
Grieye houses, was taken out Satur-
day by Paul Huber.
According to the wording OF the
permit, tho building will be OF one
story and will be constructed Oh
brick. 1t will be 100 by 100 feet In
size. Work is to start Immediately
Since the sale of the Grieve prop
erty to Mr.. Huber was FIRST an
nounced in the Tribune. some time
has been spent in removing the two
houses which were on h lots SO
that work might be started on the
new building. It is the intention oil
Nj. Huber to have a public markot
on tho orn
, 1923-09-23

preparing their plans TO meet in
face of tho governors challenge,
met his latest threat with renewed
defiance.
I'VE will meet as planned" de.
clared W. d. McBee, leader of the
legislative force. ''If the governor
carries out his threat to arrest us,
that will halt the session until its
legality has been determined In the
courts.
ut is our decision not to resort
to physical force in attempting to
assemble nor to repeal any effort
to dispense u.s." he continued. But
we will assemble peaceably next
Wednesday m IL the troops stop
us we will resort to the courts for
vindication OF our rights"
The military OF inquiry, estab-
lished by the governor to uncover
evidence Of alleged mob rule by the
Ru Klux Khan. continued cross.
examination of witnesses. It is the
governors plan to complete the
indictment of the khan before the
legislators assemble Wednesday,
N. c. Jewett, grand dragon of the
Oklahoma realm Of the tlsn, was
scheduled to appear early next
week. He is at liberty under bond,
following his arrest on riot charges
at the instigation Of Walton. His
hearing will be held October Q, &C.
cording to County Attorney ]. K.
Wright.
, 1923-09-23
SPEED DEMONS
MEET TODAY ON
CASPER TRACY
Program Packed Full Of
Thrills Promised In
Auto Races.

When the flags drops for
the first race at the rodeo
grounds today, there will be
on the starting line the
greatest assemblage of speed
boys ever seen on a Wyom-
ing track.
= There has been no sparing Of ex-
n and the men who furnish the
thrills in all the events will bear
this statement to the final letter.
Every man entered is here at the
Invitation of the entrance commit
tee because he has been q consistent
winner in the section OF the country
from which he halls. There are no
amateurs in the whole lineup. Each
man drives a car which embodies
his ideas as to the proper model Tor
speed and stamina
The track is set for all record
breaking and eight OF the best
drivers in the west will be at the
starting line to break them II the
cars hold together and stay on the
track.
The gate will open promptly at
2 o'clock and the events will be u
in the following order;
Three mile auto race.
Five mile side a motorcycle
Five mile auto race.
Ten mile solo motorcycle c
Five mile auto race.
Two mile novelty motorcycle side
car.
One mile relic race.
Fifteen mile auto race CRocky
Mountain championship and Wyo-
ming cup).
, 1923-09-23

the Utmost fmnogsfhla Occttr and Dpe
OF the banks he In .ucb noor ON
aitlon In vear. % cor,o az 20 "a
ouire closing nj tba hama. ~ tho
state bank e1ont,or ,bo o,b,- a.
banks Womb undor,b,edIy sso IN ~
that n reimbursement Of its affo,rs
was made so that no denosItor would
sustain n loss ana no run vopld he
occasloned.
A,.,A..
ores
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, 1923-09-23

Tho greatest haul of dope that
has ever been made in Casper and
probably in all Wyoming was axe
outed yesterday afternoon by Gap
tain William Clayton Of the police
department when he obtained IN q
shack in the rear Of 25s West A
street from $4,000 to S5.e0e worth of
morphine and cocaine, Pete Mayes,
a negro, alleged to DO tho possessor,
had been arrested the day before
charged with tho sale Of dope and
he lie considered to bs the owner.
The lind made by Captain Clay
, 1923-09-23
Columbia Is Sold,
viii Be Improved

NJ, Fl, Todd. manager OF the
Riaito theater, will also manage tho
Columbia, Mr., Todd said yeater-
day that no change in the general
policy of the Columbia waa oontem-
plated, That 10, a stock company
will be engaged 10 present a BIZ of
about an houe'7 Duration, while a
motion picture VIII consume another
hour.
II Ia tho intention to obtain az
good n stoof company as possible
20 that patrons will havs an enter
tAinment program Of high quality,
, 1923-09-23

TOO much dope" is given Us the
reason why Sullivan and his com.
panion perpetrated their robbery.
Sullivan has admitted that they
were both hoped up" This fact
is also an answer to the question Of
why they would do such a thing
without wearing masks.
Sullivan was found at q local
rooming house. and loot was hidden
away in the mattress OF his bed.
It consisted of a large amount Of
currency. a large bag of silver. and
some valuable papers. Cliff Haber-
NIGHT, night clerk at the Henning.
, 1923-09-23

caused his death, Morgan whH not
seriously hurt, but received several
bad decorations about the face and
hands as a result of the glass flying
from the broken Windshield,
Tho accident occurred when the
two men were passing another car,
1t IL thought probable that the
driver lost control OF the car by
hitting q rut or a soft place in the
road,
The men had gone to Douglas
yesterday 10 got some repairs fer
tho car They were on their way
back 10 Casper at the time Of the
accident
, 1923-09-23

One charge is enough for the
average law-breaker. but from tho
evidence that has been rounded
up IN the arrest OF n. c. Cock
Friday night. It would seem that
Cook would not stop until he had
made himself accountable for half
a dozen.
Cook. who also goes occasionally
by the name of Roy Miller and by
Anderson. is alleged to have
stolen an Essex car from Frank
Smith at the Mammoth camp
Thursday. When bringing the car
into Casper he. found that he
needed a tire, SO he purchased one
from the Earle c. Boyle agency,
leaving a forged check to pay for
the car,
, 1923-09-23
POLICEMAN is
SLAIN In GUN
ROW, CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Sept sz-(United Press
A gun battle in East Chicago's
bad lands today resulted in the
deaths of one policeman and two
negroes and the probable fatal IN
jury Of another policeman.
Policeman Robert Kusen, and Clar.
ence Green and William Austin. ne
groes, were killed and Policeman
Thomas Mitchell may die.
The policemen attempted to ar
rest Green for Killing Austin and
were fired upon by the negro. They
returned the fire and in the battle
which followed. Mitchell was the
only survivor.
, 1923-09-23

A business deal was closed yestsr.
day whereby e. ]. Schultz. NJ. 81,
Kenney and NJ. II. Todd obtained
control Of the Columbia thaater
from T. z. Empey, The Columbia,
which In located At $50 West First
street, will DO closed after October Q
for n Toek which Will be spent In
making necessary repairs, II will
be reopensd October - nj which
time n new stock company VIII
mako it, initial appearances in
Casper.
, 1923-09-23

up his sweetheart and had purchased
for her clothes IN excess OF 500
II was to q certain extent through
this woman that tho police traced
their man,
Evidently tho eulprit had been
hanging around tho hotol recently
and was familiar with the fact that
tho hotel detective had boon dis
charged q day or two before tho
hoidup because he got drunk, This
loft no one to guard tho establish
ment.
The HenninE hotel. Tns entered by
Sullivan and an unknown oompan'
ion at . o'clock Saturday morning,
One man came from a side entrance
and one from the front, Sullivan
asked tho night clerk how much a
room would cost, and when he was
given his answer, he reached into
hia pocket, evidently 10 take out
money but he drew forth a d oalIhre
revolver, The clerk was commanded
to open tho safe, The burglars got
away with sl,6pa, About 81 900 of
this has been recovered,
Several other suspects have been
arrested by the authorities in con-
neotion with the case, but the police
have not thought fit to reveal their
names Rlnoe some of them will no
doubt be found absolutely innocent.
, 1923-09-23
Haul in ''Dope" Is
in War ON Ring Here

ton faFInsd . grand climax "a raids
on dope peddlers In Casper which
have bean carried out by the police
department during the past two
weeks. It stands out % unique
because Of the tremendously large
amount Of the dope which was
taken, enough to I'M an ordinary
hat.
The narcotics we're found IN the
hollow legs or a pedstend where II
had been soerotod without y chance
OF being discovered except BY one
, 1923-09-23

who had already 2 eiue Ia It's exist
ence. Having already arrested his
man tho captain was free Ia In
vestigata the shack carefully, Ho
knew that the natural instinct OF
the dope poddler would bo 10 CON
eenl hig merchandise IN such a
place. Consequently 81 WIS ono OF
tho first places that he looked. The
c~astora were easily removable. and
the rtuff could be taken out.
Not only was there the regular
Zine" Of morphine md cocaine. but
g~antinusd on Page Two)
, 1923-09-23

Identified no man as n who stuck
a gun in his face.
Humor is mixed with the story Of
S~ullivan's apprehension. He had
formerly boon an employa of tho
Henning for several weeks. and was
discharged because he was found TO
be responsible for tho whereabouts
of a number of missing articles,
Sullivan oamo back to tho Han
ming cafe at noon Yesterday and
borrowed n dollar from ono of tho
socks. saying at tho time that no
was broke and did not have any
money with which to purchase food.
On tho other hand he had looked
, 1923-09-23
Minister Leaves
100000 Estate
In ELeUen Banks

CHICAGO. Sept. 12-United Preas
ALI ministers do not die poor.
This was proven here today when
tho will OF Daniel r. MCGUIRE, lats
pastor OF tho Visitation church was
filed in probate court
The pastor left y fortune of $780,
900, Tho money and securities had
been kept In eleven banks, Two
checking accounts. savings accounts
and three safety deposit boxes were
kept in his name.
, 1923-09-23
~CITY-G0UNTYB BUILDING
WILL Be FORUM TOPIC

Further discussion VIM be given
tho proposed building OF a new hall
million-dollar city and county build'
ing to replace the present Htruo-
lures, when the chamber of com
meroe holds its forum Tuesday
noon. September 50. at the HennInG
hotel. The city fathers and the
county commissioners are to "
present at the meeting,
, 1923-09-23

The deceased was an employe at
the Midwest storage yard here He
is survived by q o and daughter
inlaw, Mr., and Mrs, W, L. Hale,
ia North Boyer street, by q grand
son. Harold officer, by q sister In
Denver and by q mother and brother
in 1T, Scott, kans,
The remains aTa at the eoToneF's
mortuary in Douglas, They will be
brought TO Casper, and burial may
be made here,
A O, Morgan reaideB al ia South
Boyer street, He is employed as a
cook at the Club cafe,
, 1923-09-23
HENNING BANDIT TAKEN
WITH LOOT SAYS HE WAS
fHOPPED up FOR HOIDUP
of Joe SuLlivan, Former Employe of Hotel, Leads to
Recovery of approximately 81, 900 of Funds; Part
ner In Saturday Crime Is Still Missing

The arrests at 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon of Joe Sullivan, confessed principal in
the Henning hotel hodup case, and the recovery OF approximately twothrds Of the
money which had been stolen ~ hours previously marked the extent of success at IL
o'clock last night in solving the case No clue had been found at that time which might
lead to the arrest of the second party to the crme according to the police, ad al
though Sullivan freely admitted his W part in the affair he would not dvulge the
, 1923-09-23
Weather Forecast

WYOMING Unsettled weather
with probably rain in north and
west portions Sunday and Monday
and in southeast portion by Mon
day; cooler Monday.
, 1923-09-23
CoUNTERFEIrERs IN RUSSIA

ACCOMMODATED Press-A we'll
organised band Of oounterfeiters,
consisting Of eight persons, has Just
been arrested here. The work was
very artistically done, Counterfeit.
ing is not particularly popular here
as thu government has a nasty way
of taking ceunterfelters out and
standing them IN against a blank
wall, This hurts their feoliREA-
, 1923-09-23
additional Oklahoma Military Called
Ont and Movements Launched BY
Executive Under Secret Orders
BY S. A. BARKER.

(Unlted Press Staff Correspondent.
CITY, Okla, Sept. 22.-Additional ma
tlonal guardsmen were being modified by Governor Jack
Walton tonight to prevent the contemplated session of the
state legislature Wednesday.
Although strict censorship surrounded the troop move
ment, it was understood the governor had issued orders for
, 1923-09-23
MAN IS
KILLED In CAR
CRASH ON ROAD
J.L. Hale Victim of Accident Eight Miles
West of Douglass; A. C. Morgan Also
Injured as Auto Turtles

J. l. Hale of Casper. &C years of age, was instantly
killed, and A. c, Morgan received injuries when the Over
land car which the latter was driving turned over three
times about eight miles west of Douglas last night as the
pair were coming to Casper,
Hale Is said to have suffered q fractured skull which
, 1923-09-23
Increase of Nearly Half Million In Two
and Half Months Sho1Vn Here;
Business Leaders Optimistic
Prosperity is enthroned in Casper.

In two and one-haIf months aggregate deposits in the
seven Casper banks have increased S496, 1904, the col
lecttve total for September Ia, being S13,51 ,O52.41. The
September Ia cash reserves amount to So, 866, 500. 27, or
$320, 614.22 more than they were on the preceding call of
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
NOTICE TO HUNTERS

For the heaviest wild turkey brought
in to our store and weighed between
Oct. 1st and Nov. 1st we will give a
prize of $500 in Mdse.
For the deer with the greatest
spread of horns we will give prize
of $1,000 in Mdse.
For the deer with the greatest mum.
ber of points on his horns $500 in
Mdse.
Buy your Guns and ammunition here
BABBITT BROS. TRADING co
ssThe Store with the stock that serves
you best" SO-o-t-c
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
Goes to Conference


Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H McKellips. who
arrived a few days ago from Phoenix
for brief stay here departed Thurs
day, the latter returning to Phoenix
and the former going to Salt Lake
City, where he will attend the J. G..
Penney conference
Baptist Dinner Postponed
The Baptist ladies chicken dinner.
which was to be held tonight, has
been postponed until Tuesday even
ing, September %.
HOIbrOOk Editor Here
Editor Mark Bryan of the Holbrook
Tribune was in Winslow Tuesday
evening. The editor of the Mail ack-
nOwledges welcome call from him.
Visitor Entertained
Mrs. F. E. Thompson and Mrs. Doris
Robinson entertained Tuesday evening
in honor of their sister, Mrs. c. H
McKellips of Phoenix.
Returns from Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Riley returned
from their vacation Friday. Both re-
port a good rest.
Ill with Appendicitis
Miss Ufa LIE Prade, who has been
i'll with appendicitis for the past two
weeks, expects to return to her po-
sition in the Union Bank and Trust
Company next Monday
Goes to Los Angeles
Ed Sawyer leaves today for Los
Angeles on a brief business trip.
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
Tombstone Editor Here

Mr.. T.. Z. Glragi, member OF Glragl
Brothers, who own and publish the
Tombstone Daily Prospector, and the
Tombstone Epitaph, weekly pub
lication, at TompstOne, Arizona was
in the city last week en- route to the
meeting of the Arizona Daily News
paper Association at Flagstaff Mon
day and Tuesday. Mr. Giragi was ac
companied by his wife and small
daughter, who remained here to visit
Mrs Giragi's sister, Mrs E. E. Fri
day
Visiting his Daughter
Mr.. Ed Howell, of Navajo, Ariz.,
is visiting his daughter Mrs. Curl
Bazell, here
Return and are at Home
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Olds returned
Friday morning from their honey
moon, which was spent at Bakers
field, Cal, and are at home at 900
Kinsley Avenue.
Brooks Delayed on Identification Trip
P H. Brooks, proprietor of Brooks
Service Station, and who was re-
Gently robbed of nearly thousand
dollars worth of tires, left Saturday
for Kingman, Arizona, to identify
some tires which were alleged to
have been stolen and are being held
by authorities there. He was delay
ed at Flagstaff on account of the re-
cent terrific rains.
Spends Vacation on Coast
E N. Wonders, Manager of the
local Santa Fe Office, left last week
ioH NV M1.c Wnn6nrc for, q
two weeks vacation trip to Califor-
mia coast points.
Accepts Position on Santa Fe
J. w. Glasgow, who was an opera
tor on the Albuquerque Division sew
eral years ago, has recently accepted
a position as operator in the local
Relay Office of the Santa Fe here.
Go to Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Langford left
Saturday morning for ten days
visit in Los Angeles. Mr.. Langford
is conductor on the Santa Fe Rail
day.
Telephone Cashier Here
Mr. F.. S. Cundiff, Arizona Cashier
of the Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph Company, of Phoenix, was
in Winslow last Saturday.
From Phoenix
Mr.. Hugh H. Higgins, was visitor
here last week from Phoenix.
Recent Tourist Arrivals
Among the recent tourist arrivals
to Winslow last week were Mr.
Joseph F. Kuhns, and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles f. Leine, of New Phlladel-
phia, Ohio: Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Linn
berg of Los Angeles, Cal; Mr. and
Mrs, William E Powell, of Bakers
kogee. Oklahoma; and R. G. Chirplin
and family of Detroit, Michigan.
Visitor from Capital City
j. A. Dodson. was a recent visitor
in Winslow last week.
New Mexico Visitor
Mrs. w. B. Mckinley of Melrose
New Mexico, was registered at one o.
the local hotels last week.
From Portland. Oregon
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Stevenson ar
rived last week from Portland, Ore
gon.
w. III. Dagg Returns
Mr.. w. H. Dagg, head of the VIM
H. Dagg Mercantile Co.,. of this city
returned Saturday from a tel
DAYS buying trip to Los Angeles, an
other California cities While in Lo
Angeles Mr. Dagg enrolled his son
George, in the Occidental College
Mr.. Dagg reports that California
weather could not touch that of Ari
zona, in so far as he could ascertain
during his trip.
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
Up from HOIbrOOk

Mrs. R. G. Creswell, Jr., and Mr.
and Mrs. John Fischer of Holbrook
motored to Winslow Sunday to visit
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Creswell, Sr. Mr..
and Mrs. Fischer returned home Mon
day on the train leaving the car here
on account of the rain Mrs. Cres-
well, Jr., will remain in Winslow
until next week before going home.
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
Editor silver Belt in Town

LIE Roy Kennedy of the Miami Sill
yer Belt. at Miami, Ariz., was in Win
slow Sunday en- route to the meeting
of the Arizona Daily Newspaper AS
sociation, which was held in Flagstaff
the first of the week.
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21

E. H. McCann, telegraph operator
at the uptown office of the Western
Union left Monday night for Needles,
California, where he has been trans
ferred for active duty.
Girls on Walking Tour
Misses Babe Arnett and Billie
Lucas, of Muskogee, Okla, arrived in
Winslow Monday en- route to Long
Beach, Cal They left Kansas City
Sept 8th While primarily bent on
hiking. the girls admitted that they
have ridden part of the way and in
Guiding all kinds of transportation
facilities, or as they say, Everything
from freight trains to burrOs." When
interviewed they were both unani-
nous in their opinion that such trips
were the bunk, and they advise
others to cancel any ideas of similar
trips of theirs.
Tall Man
Emerson Gaines Martin, whose
picture, Marines Get a Giant" was
printed in the pictorial section of the
Mail last week, is a brother of Mrs.
r. c. Kline of this city Mr. Martin,
who is about feet 10 inches in his
stocking feet, applied for acceptance
as a member of the Marine corps in
San Francisco recently, but was re-
jected because of his height He is
21 years old and is the youngest of
four brothers, all of whom are of or
dinary height. His home is at Ker
man, Fresno county, California
Tour of Harvey Houses
Byron Harvey, Jr., grandson of
Fred Harvey, Sr, Head of the hotels
which bear his name, was in Winslow
last week. The young man is MAX
ing tour of all the Harvey Houses
on the Santa Fe system, travelling
overland in Ford.
Arrive from Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Swavely and
Sidney Stout of Philadelphia arrived
in the city last Friday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. E. I. zimmerman. The Wis
itors travelled overland by auto, start
ing from Philadelphia on August 16.
They expect to spend some time in
WinsloW.
From California
Miss Lulu Lelle of Herman, Cali
IO1u 10 NIoIC1l1S Nll II. -. hIluS.
Miss Lelle is a student at the Teach
ers college of Fresno.
Chief Chemist Here
Mr.. J. Rese, chief chemist of the
Santa Fe system, and his assistants,
Mr. D. F. Boyed and Mr.. J. R. White
side were here last Friday This is
Mr.. Rese's first trip to Winslow.
Go to California
Mrs. J. D. Massey and her children
departed Monday for Fullerton, Calf
where Mr. Massey has preceded
her They expect to make their home
in that town.
Touring the West
Mr. Milton Wilson, millionaire
Orange Crush owner, of Lake Forest,
Illinois, was a guest at the Harvey
House last Friday. Mr. Wilson is
making tour of the West travelling
overland with his chauffeur
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
WHY PAY MORE?

Real silk guaranteed hosiery, 1OO%
pure silk worm silk; ankle fit. From
mill to millions. Assorted sizes and
cOlOrs. Box of four pairs, ladies,
$3.50; six pairs mems Super Service
SOx $500; combination box of two
pair ladies' and two pairs mems $500.
Deposit of one dollar on each box,
balance c. O. d., parcel post to Gus
toner's. Resident representative. Mrs.
c. E. Middleton, 217 East Fourth
Street-'phOne 4O4. Mail orders
promptly filled. Adv.
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
EYerYOne Invited

The Mothers club and the Woman s
club are giving a joint reception to
the teachers of the Winslow schools
at s o'clock tonight, Sept. 21, at the
washington school building Every
one is cordially invited and is asked
to attend so as to give the teachers a
rousing reception.
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
State Land Officials Here

j. w. Murphy, Attorney General,
Vernon Vaughn, Land Commissioner,
and w. C. LIE Fevre, an engineer with
the State Land Department, passed
through Winslow Sunday on their re-
turn from an official business trip
in Apache County.
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
From Kentucky

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays and Mr.
George of Louisville, Kentucky, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Hays. The
easterners expect to remain here for
a few weeks and then go to Califor-
MIA by way of the Grand Canyon.
Mr. John Hays is. a brother of Ira
HayS,
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
Entertains Miss Monroe

Mrs. Marshal Janeway and Miss
Ellen Ward entertained Wednesday
Evening at the formers home in
honor of Miss Theresa Monroe
Twenty guests attended the party.
Tasteful refreshments were served
during the evening.
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
Leave ON Vacation

Mrs. C. H. Gibson, Mr.. J. H. Glib
son, and Miss Gladys Gibson, left
Sunday morning for Los Angeles on
a two-weeks' vacation. Mrs. Cal Nor
man is taking care of the Arizona
Electric Company store while Mr..
Gibson is away.
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY

The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet Monday night, Sept. "a at
eight P NJ The meeting place will
be announced later Every member
should plan to be present, as there
are many important items to come
up.
This is the first meeting after our
summer vacation, and every one
should be ready to begin work again.
We have almost one hundred dol
lars to send to our adopted hospital
ward Just what shall we buy those
boys? Come and help us decide.
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
Office

The race track east of the High
school belongs to the city. Any one
caught driving on the track while it is
muddy, will be prosecuted to the full
lest extent of the law. Special efforts
will be made to catch anyone who does
not abide by this notice.
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
Go to Indian Ceremonial

Mrs. l.. H. Ball, Mrs. V. H. Wilson,
Mrs. R. J. Wood and Mrs F. B. Grim
composed party which attended the
Indian ceremonial held at Gallup
during the latter part of last week.
Attend Indian Ceremonial
Misses Martha and Georgia Hunt
attended the Inter-Tribal Indian Ce-
remonial at Gallup Saturday.
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
Attend Indian Ceremonial
Sunday School Picnic Postponed

The Christian Sunday School pic
mic which was to have been held this
evening has been postponed on ac-
count of the weather.