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Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-02
Methodist Church Notes

We had fine crowds at Sunday school
and church and good interest in all the
services, several attending from the
other churches, which we greatly APP
preciated and extend them a cordial
invitation to attend in the future. We
want them to feel at home in our SER
vices.
A Teacher and Parents Service will
be held at the church Friday evening
at 7:15. The parents are cordially in
yited to attend. There will be some
inspirational talks on different phases
of the relation of the home to the
school, and the school to the home. and
the Importance of properly training
the child for his place in the world.
We give all a cordial invitation.
The 4th Quarterly Conference con
venes Oct. 4th. This is the last con-
ference of this conference year, and
we are anxious that this may be the
best attended session Of the year.
Let's do our best.
Don't fail to go to Sunday school
next Sunday and stay for church. We
appreciate the young folks that stay
for church. but We are not satisfied
with the number. hope that we may
have much larger number OF the
yOung folks and children next Sunday.
Everybody welcome in our services.
c. f. Gray, Pastor.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-02
NOTICE

T. the Voters Of Randolph County:
take this opportunity to announce
to you that l am candidate for
Sheriff and Collector of Randolph
county on the Independent ticket, sub.
ject to the will of the people in the
coming election. stand on the fol-
lowing platform.
Equal rights to all men; Special
privileges to none.
believe in all men having the same
protection under the law.
And should be the choice of the
people l will always take the lead
where there is risk of life in making
dangerous arrests.
The records will show that for 10
years ! have served this county as
deputy sheriff.
Yours for better Government,
Ct. X. II. Smith.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-02
Twelve Reasons

|
out recently by the democratic nation
nj committee and we publish them for
the information of our readers:
Twelve reasons why the democratic
ticket should be elected
1. Davis and Bryan are progress
sives, have clean records and are men
of outstanding ability.
.. They would raise national admin
istration from insignificant mediocrity
to dignity AMI distinction.
3. They are not only honest them
selves, but they would demand and
enforce honesty in all parts of tho
government.
4. They would turn out rascals of
their own indignant free will without
having to be forced into action.
5. They are the enemies of the pro-
tective high tariff which takes money
out of the pockets of the general pub
lie to put it into the pockets of an al
| feuuA IlCn ldNoItu tldSHs
6. They believe that public office is
a public trust and not private graft.
I. They believe in an erect, RESPONSE
BILE foreign policy whereby America
will frankly and courageously take her
place in the council of nations instead
of pussy-footing through the back
door or sitting on the doorstep.
s. They believe in equitable taxation.
They do not believe in removing taxes
from the excessively rich and keeping
them on the less fortunate, as the
Mellon plan proposed.
o. They believe labor, as well as
capital, should get square deal.
10. They pledge themselves to the
democratic policy of benefits for all
the people as opposed to special favors
to special classes.
11.They advocate the ratification of
the Child Labor Amendment to the
constitution, and the protection of
women in industry.
~. Their election means honesty at
home, honor abroad and world peace
and prosperity.
Twelve reasons why the Republican
Administration should be rejected
1. Fall.
3 Daugherty,
3. Forbes.
4. Slemp.
3. DENLY.
6. Failure to take action against
corrupt officials until forced to do so
by legislative action.
Z. Failure of President Coolidge in
leadership as shown by Republican
Congress refusing to cooperate with
him.
s. Failure I'm fiscal legislation by at
TEMPTING to remove taxes from the
very rich and at the same time keep
them on others.
.. Failure to give relief from an
ext6rtionate tariff by adhering to the
Fordney Act OF refusing even to eN-
lercise the Presidents discretionary
power to lower duties on monopolized
necessaries.
TO- Failure i'm its foreign policy
which makes America a hanger-on in
stead of a participant in International
councils.
H. Failure TO maintain the Ameri-
can Merchant Marine through the de
struction of our foreign trade by a
policy Of grab all and give nothing
12. Failure Of administration by a
general attitude of negation, inaction
and starhation toward the vital prob
LENS q the OAK.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-02
Warming Order

In the Chancery Court OF Randolph
County, Ark.
Mona Harding, Plaintiff
VS.
Il. A. Crockett, ct al, Defendants.
The Defendant, Fay ID. Mills, is
hereby warned to appear In this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint OF the Plaintiff, Mona Hard
ing.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said court this Goth day Of September.
l92L Ben f. Mays, Clerk.
SchOOnover < Jackson.
Solicitors for Plaintiff. s AZ.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. $. Land
Office at Little Rock, Arkansas,
. September q, 1924.
Notice is hereby given that Frank
Bounds of Elm Store, Arkansas, who
on january 10. 1921, made Homestead
Entry No. O16S26, for N1-2 SW1-4 and
N1-2 SELL. Section 20, Township 2l
North, Range ? West, 9th Principal
Meridian. has filed notice of intention
to make three year Proof. to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore Clerk of the Probate Court, at
Pocahontas. Arkansas, on the 10th day
Of November, 1924.
Claimant names as witnesses:
|. g. Copass, J. ID. Copass, King Ben
nett and G.. /. Bounds all of Elm store
Arkansas. Wallace Townsend.
3 81. Register.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-02

In the election held last Tuesday at
Hoxie on the question of the adopt
ion of stock law, there were 175
votes for the stock law to 73 against.
Hoxie already has hog law and the
newly adopted stock law will go into
effect within 30 days.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-02

Tom Burns, young farmer living
near Mountain View, lost an arm a
few nights since while attempting to
dynamite fish in stream near his
home He lit the fuse but before he
could throw the dynamite in the water
1t exploded. blowing off his arm.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-02

The town of Hardy will have elec-
trio lights by January l, under the
terms OFF, a franchise granted to the
Mammoth Spring Power Co.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
DECLARES KNU7SON
 OFFERED HIM BRIBE
Policeman TestiheS Against
 Accused Congressman

Washington, March lS.--Repre- s,ntutivc Harold Nnutson of Minne- sot4. and Leroy NJ. Hull, a twenty nine year old government cmployc, had preliminary hearing today at Arlington, Na., on serious charges preferred against them by officers who arrested them March 9 on Virginia road just outside Washing ton.
 knutson appeared in the court room accompanied by counsel, and by Rep rcscntutivrs Newton and Larson of Minnesota. He had entered plea or rot guilty when arraigned a week ago. and in a public statement had declared that h. was the victim of u q, rriblv mistake" and wholly inno- cent of the charge against him.
 John Wise. one of the officers who made the arrests, was called as the first witness. He testified hc and an- other Arlington county traffic police- man named Burke. came upon knut- son and Hull in an automobile parked about l50 feet from the road, and that Knutson offered them his auto mohi. as collateral until he could go to Washington and obtain sl00. Wise said hc told him there was nothing doing" and that he would have to submit to arrest.
 Arriving at the Jail, Wise testified, Knutson madc further offers to set tie out Of court, even rendering a blank check and telling the officer to name the amount"
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
Berlin News ANGRY CITIZENS
 ARE UP IN ARMS Petition Regarding Erection of Garage Sent to Rudolph Abel LATTER KEEPING MUM"
willard |. Nllins Win Be 6o Years Old ,n ,Iar,'h 2s.--I;rsident~ Ni.'si Ip On lroilc, Schcduir--it'p"bIi- rau aul Drmuratit taiWu~c>.

Residents Of Eerln atIF'vl. highly incnns,d iIi th" pnrchas" oi Il rl'rt ol laDd opposite tn Nurthington 'ch"ol Tor a public garagc and illihg .ta'loh' hnvr forwarded II pctition'agaihstl Inc ptopus,tl step 10 th" purchaser oI the ,,tonntt,. Rudolph Ab'l of Edi Eof- Iia. IL MHs nHrp"d last wt"k thH' f,t,, ptDrrti. MlS to b, used as d sit' for such q budding and parents anu otn,rs tntrt,.st"d Mrit aroused.
 Tnr p,titi0n Was drawn up and Was taken from house to housr. 1ht name u' every citizen on Burlin ;ttrc't. with t,, exception Of Il few who rctraintl rom signing for personal r. hsonS, "ds arrived to the document IL was tn'h lotward,tl 10 Nr. Abel.
 Mt. Ab"l haa idsc,d his affairs ir tia, han,ls of Attorney Ernest \. ln' e;is Of MiddHtown. Mr. Ab"i de r,iurJ To make d statement today suggesting that Attorney lns'iS h' communicated with. Tn" latter could int lac rcachod bv telephone today II ia thought that ih" gara&" Will b' .rnt.totl. as planned. as it has b"'i stated that tn" contract has been lti
 Mss Mary Griswold. oir" oi th' n.tdcrs who ars. against the titctior ,r the garage opposite the school .t ted today that il IS probable tha t,othing mora. can l" 1on". Sh'- sai' toat Mir. Np,i k "ithin hia rights II tt,,ting th, station. lioncN"f. sh' said. public sentiment is against hin aud he knows that the people ara aatnzt his proposed building.
 Miss Gfiswold asserted that m residents of t,st sirCd almost to z. rson. were eaEcr to sign the docu meat and many Of them cNpr"ssc' themselves forcibiy in opposition t' tho building of the garag". The gen ...l opinion is that such q building you'd be dangerous on that site. plac r the 1ivcs Of many school childrei ,I a hazardous position.
 Alling To Bc Gg
 willard I. filling. one Of Bcrlin' :..s: known citizens. will observe hi s,t'. birthday anniversary on Mare .-, hating i,rcn born in iSh5.
 E.. Anirg is q native son Of Fer Lr. H,si seeing | f" fight in T house
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18

street by the pastor. the Rev. Otto Ducssel. The burial took place in the West cemetery.
 Miss GooIaIl Resigns.
 Alter several years Of meritorious service as superintendent of the local hospital. Miss Anna Goodall has re- signed and will leave her post here on April |. The resignation has been ac- ccpted by the directors of the instl- tuition with regret because of the ef- iicient manner in which the hospital has been conducted by the superin- tendent. No announcement has been made by Miss Goodall of her future pIans or by the directors of her suc- cCsSoF.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
City Items

Hear Al Iolson" ch Brunswick records at John A. Andrews x Co., sdvt.
 A. C. Hammond Auxiliary will hold its weekly social for members and frirnds Thursday afternoon from s:la to o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Geo. Weir, e2 Cottage Place.
 Members of Laurel Court. 0. of A., have been invited to the installation exercises of Laurel Court, No. 1. in Springfield at o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
 l.. D. pcniicld camp. Sons or Vet , crans, and Auxiliary No. I, are invited to visit the Naugatuck auxiliary to- morrow evening 10 holp it celebrate !ts third anniversary with a banquet.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18

Instantly. stomach corrected! You never feel the slightest distress from Indigestion or a sour. acid gassy stomach. after y1n eat taolet ot "raps's piapepsin." The moment lt reaches the stomsch all sourness, ha- .rlence, heartburn. gases. palpitation and pain aisa appear. Druggists guaran- ice each package 10 correct digestion a, once. End your stomach froubls E,f 9 Tow cents
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
TO HAVE PATRIOTIC MEETING.

There will bc q joint patriotic meet ing under the auspices or P. 0. Of A.. r. e. X. of X. and O. T.. A. M. in Red Mems hall, Bristol. Wednesday even- ing, March 19. An excellent program has been arranged. Washington camp. No. 2, and Corbin Commandery win attend in a body. Commandery members will report in uniform al : o'clock in the o. T.. \. NJ. hall.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
cI.EnK IND cARRIEn EXAMS.

The United states civil service com mission will hold competitive exam ination in this city on April for th' rositions Of clerk and carrier at the New Britain post officr. Those desir- ing information have been asked 10 communicate with inc local secretary, New Britain. or th" district secretary. First T.. <. Civil Service district. Gus tom uousc Tower. Iioston. Mass.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
Purchasing Agents of
 County to Dine Here

The purchasing agents association Of Hartford county will meet and dine this evening at the Rurritt hotel About 50 members are expected 10 at- tend. Ernest W. Christ Of the Stanley Works uill discuss problems in con- nection with purchasing. Roy Moore of Hartford is president of the associ- ation.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
APPROVE L,ImER PENSIONS.

Petitions from A. G. Hammond camp. United Spanish War Veterans, of this city, and United Spanish War Veterans or South Manchester faNor- ing the enactment Of legislation pro- viding increased pensions for Spanish War veterans and their widows were introduced by Senator Georgc P. Me Lean in the United States senate yes. 't r1ay
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
FED PEPPER HEAT
 STOPS BACKACHE

Tn. heat of red peppers usneE s..'' .-s.e." from d sore. lame back. IL eIn nn, bart YOU. and fl certainly ends the torture at once.
 ySaaa you arc suffering go you caTi hardy get around. just try Red Pcp- ne, Rub. and you will kare VI" a.,,,s.s relief known. No.t;ing bns sn.e eonc.rtrat..i .i r"'lttra.;aS h"a. as 'si ?epr.crs.
 us 2. .aor ..s -cn ..,t; s..,: !'"n- p-. ant yea ~i.I f"'i ia'' r.s'.fF ;'cii. in :hr.- ,H:n":"'- W9'''i- f;.-' "'." : t fEg"Asi, .,..r "'st '-'1 '-E''' .ir..s.~ ~Js
 AsS AnI i-t.-. a" 70 ''".''- .: p-;.rs. ''s ir- T. s'' --- Is. si:. Is .s- - I ra zs y-epA~.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
pi,pp siN,,tt,DRIt PLAN

tiY TI't At50".1fI0 T'TeFs
 London. March ls. -- Definite an nouncemrm was made in thc honsc 0; commons today Of tn" governments decision not to proceed further with the s;nEa pore naval base scheme.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
NATION Is HALF MARRIED

i p.sgLe. Narrn ts. '.'4''io-sioEak'h 'h ! ;s e-:.; ,o ha.c Itt...- bachelors. reia-
 ,i,cIy .han any other country in the
 wc.iI. @orty-sfz pcr ccnt Of the en- it'.-, i.opui..ion ir married.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18

r. a c,rtu,g c tine at Nc*, .oTk s,.g ;o q ,Y.-s a N.sr Urie-' ns. the v-,-:t ..-.rz cf ts-r'.' "stnr'- *Nr aot sl.l,G ;more Il :-n h,r Q. -" '''.-
 sTtcs.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18

has decided to be out of the running tomorrow night.
 When :he caucus begins. it is cA- prctcd that nearly tn" entire rcpub- licdn electorate in Plainille Wl!l De present. Considcra ble interest is beinS shown also in the selection of delc- gates to the state and congrcSSlohaI convention which will be held in Hart ford on April and , and 1t appears that a scr3 mblc for the appointments will be made. Few changes, II any town committee. members oi WHICH will also be elected tomorrow night to serve for the next two years.
 Town Plan Hearing.
 The town plan commission "lI' hold d public hearing on West Main street in th" town hall either in 1h" firemen's rooms or the s"lcctmen offices for the property owners along the street and others interested. A map showing the outlay of ihe | street will be al the meeting and can be viewed by ines" who do not understand the cntirc procedure. MinstIrls Success.
 Tn" minstrel show and tnt"rtaln ncnt given in the Community the atcr last evening under th% ausp'c|' I Of the combined societies of th' church of Our Lady Of Mercy. Vat an innl.ns success. Tn" soloists II the affair rendered their selections II Il cr,ditabi" manner and tn" hall Wa crowded to the doors with grta many being turned away b"caus" 0 lack of room. Dancing followed th entertainment.
 Plain,ilIc Briefs.
 Martha Sewing circle will meet q the home of Mrs. Jennie coleman oi Greenwood street. N,W Britain. 10 morrow afternoon at o'clock Plainvillc members will takr the l:2 o'clock trolley from Plainyilc.
 The condition Of Mrs. William Hayes oi Park street is constdcrabl improved.
 For Sale--Thrce burner GltNwoo
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
STILL SENDING IN INCOME TAX LISTS
 Those Who Failed to Report Barn. : ings Liable to Fine Of Sl,00O
 EXPLAINS DELIVERY SERVICE
Purchases Logan Bros. Storc-Daush- ter Born on Mother, Birthday Undereocs Opcration--Lceion De- gree Tonigiit-plain, illc Briefs.

X larg. number of PlairNillc resi- dents are stiil filing their income tax returns through the local post office
 There have ben several who made out returns yesterday and som" have ben coming today. These persons, because i of their failure to file the returns be i fore Saturday. March l5, have laid
 themselves open to paying tinc Of Sa 1 and 25 per cent Of their tax, th" total to be paid at one time instead ut in- : stalimcnts. The latencss Of thcs" re- turns was caused nor" through ncgli- genco than anything else in the minds
 ot the iAternal revenue collectors, be-
 cause sufficient warnings were given l. to all concerning thcdat" on which the
 returns should have been ma1".
 A warning is issued by tn" internal
 revenue department to thoS" who have
 failed entirely in making ou, q return that wiitul iaitur, 10 make returns vii
 mak" tho persons committing tn" ac | liu blc 10 fine of sl,0o0. Tn" intcrnh revenue drpanmr.t will haN" tho records of the wa Scs drawn in th" tac tories and cjs.Whcr" and fl Ii IS iou that through wilfui negligence. it per son faQed to mak" a return when h' or shc made over tn" required amour | in n year. arrests and prosecutions m der tne federal laws will follow, This warning is issued 10 suppr"s 1 the boasts Of numhcr in town "h | are said to have been bragging Una ' they would not til" an incom" ia
 return because ot tn" fact that tho,
 worked during tn" year in several dii
 t,.Ipnt plurtg,
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
re Mr. Colby is well known.
 t,rangc Mosiing Tonight.

Thr first and second d"grc, will he conferred on n class ot candidates at Il meeting of Bcrln GNng" ionigh, al \ o'clock, rlaud" w. stevens master of the orga nizalion, has mad" q request that nil officers b" on hand promptly al s o'clock as m" d"grr' work win start al $50 o'clock and thcre is class Of ; candidates 10 be put through their pat"s,
 Tn" third and fourth degrees will b" cNcmplitlcd on ih" sam, "lass on April |.
 Min>trri> successful.
 Dnr ot the largest croWdH on r,r- ,e,d was in attendance at the miu' strrl show given by Berlin Grangr last night nt ih" hall in Berlin, All were well pleased with tha perform anrr and the program wos put on smoothly. Dancing was enjoyed lat CT in th" evening.
 Legion Meeting.
 Bolton kasica post of th" Amer , ican Legion win meet tonight at 5 o'clock n, r. X. B. ball. krnsingt on'
 Court Tonight.
 I. NJ. Murray of Roxburg, Mass. will appear in the Berlin town court tonight on charg" Of reckless dr'H' ing. llc Was in an accident on March la at FlunncrH's corner.
 Rowling Igaglr Banquet.
 The kansington l'ratcrna Bowling league banquet will b. held Thurslal evening at Lloyd hall, krns!ngton Th, committee met last night ana male final arrangcmc nts for th" ai' tar.
 \ turkey supp,F "iN b. served a G.45 D. na.. fu,lowtI by the prcscnta ton Of tho cup and prizes, tn" bal ance o. the cvcning being devoted i' songs and sp"ech"s by managers an' tlvitol guests.
 Last i;crlin Items.
 Al ih. Informing srrN1c" at th' Methodist church Sunday the tollo" ing rcceivcd the sacrament Of bap iism: t.dson Maine. Elmer Main'' Lester Maine. Vernon Maine an' Dorothy Maine. Edson Mainc an' Miss Mildred Johnson 't'r'' admitt"' 10 tho church on probation.
 The regular meeting of In Knights ot p,thlaa wtl b" held a their hall on Grove street this eve ming.
 The local members Of inc Cir Scouts nill attend Il meeting Of th1 troop at Berlin "Wednesday after noon.
 Thr ladi,s Uf the Methodist churcl .NilI m.,t al th" home of Mrs. l.. Nj Root on Main street Wednesday sat ,crnoon.
 Tn. frfh"ral of Henry 'Bail'y va h, Id from his late hoInt on Mai street this afternoon at o'clorI tcv. \. C. Fuller officiated and in , torment vas in Wilcox cemetery.
 Mir. Abcl of Grov" street sp"H Monday as tho guest ot friends i , Cromwell.
 The Progr,ssiv" Reading circl ain meet al the home of Mrs. IL. C'lsrk this evening. The program :. in charg.. Of Mrs. William Sobl" an current events will bc th" roll cal
 Tho ladies of S'. Gsbri"l's cburr , vflt mcet at in" home of Mrs. '. f,ol,cv on Wilcox svrnuc Wcdnesda afternoon.
 Mrs. Bcs rdsl'E of Nv Haven snrndinr q fo-y days as the guest ( relatives in toN |.
 The ioraf n1cmbnrs ct Bolton |. kssica post. American Legion. vi a attend meeting a' K"rsingiou in yCnirg.
 , rh, regular ,nr"tins of Inc La F farso' club -tiii Boi b" h"l1 tht wun,s.
 !. xoi:sh --Toiy simOEr MI Irsum p iris ica business on April 1st and vi il,n Ak.. to cater 10 former customer NATION Is HALF MARRIED f p.sgLe. Narrn ts. -.'.'r.'io- -sioEak' s lie ee;a; io I1.C Icw,-- b1chelnra. rel .f,,.i,- 4ba-, an- other country h q
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
Plain,ilIc Briefs.

For Sal.--Thrve burner GlfNwood gas plate. A Broad St. T"l, l3@-5.-- tlt
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
SOUTHINGION NEWS

Tony Tiloza, alias Tony T.ro, who WAS arrested by coustablCs Murphy, Bowers. Thompson. smith and Cock uynr Saturday night on a charge Of keeping liquor with int 10 sell was fined s@00 and givcn Il "0-duy suspended jail sentence when h" ap. prar"d hvfor" Judg" T. r, Wrlrh in the town court yesterday. IIc Was represented by t, !. pnnahcr O. Mcridcn and entered a plea Of nolo contCnlrr".
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18

RJsincss representatives from Mcridcu. New Britain, New Haven and other surrounding towns will speak at th" annual banquet of th" Sou,hington Business M"n's ASscria- ton Monday evening. lt vas an nounrud today that "Wednesday will be the last da% on which it will h' possible to secure tickets for in" affair.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18

Noi:sh --'Toi-y sim0Er MI Jrsumt iris ica h's<iness on April ist and "i'I l,n AE.: tn eater 10 former customers
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18

There w3s Il larg" attendance al th" meeting oi Harmony chapter, Q. F.. S., held last evening. Mrs. Helina X. Arnold Of M.ridon, worthy grand matron. madc her annual visitation 10 thc chapter, supper WAS served at b:30 o'clock,
 A meeting of the Pianisviile w. C. T. |. at 3 o'clock tomorrow after noon will br at the home Of the Missns Emna and Mimi" Brooks. An address win D" delivered by Nuv, ]. r. Nelson. pastor Of GraC" NJ. r.. church.
 X meeting of Southingion Acrie Of Eagles will bo held in th" lodge hall this evening.
 7hn Ladies' Aid society of the Plantsville Congregational church will meet in inc parsonag" at o'clock Thursday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
Nin>tt,'i> S,i,spSsful,

On, ot the largest cro~da on r'c- ,nd was in attendance at the min' strrl show given by Rarlln Grangr last night ni th" hail in Berlin. All wurr well plgased with the perform anrr and the program wos put on snooihl,. Dancing was enjoyed lat ,.,. i., tl,, t.N,ntng.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18

l. NJ. Murray of RoNburE. Mass will appear in the Berlin town court tonight on charg" Of reckless driE' ing. lIc was in an accident on Marct ,,
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
Legion Meeting.
Court Tonight.

Bolton kasica pos, of'th" Amer ican Legion will meet tonight ot o'clock a' Y. X. E. ball, kcnsingiol