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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-12
Settlement

Mrs. Wilbert Winger of Oregon,
arrived here the first of the week
to spend month among relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlin r. Kohl and
son Robert and daughter Mary Eli
leen of Wheaton, ILL.,, visited rela-
tives here from Wednesday to Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Howell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Maybry and
daughter Lenna Sue visited Sunday
in thr home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Parker in Mansfield.
Treva Geiger of Chicago is spend,
ing number of days with her home
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Amstutz are
the happy parents of baby boy
born to them Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Schumacher
are the proud parents of a baby
| boy born to them one day last week.
The youngster is the first boy to be
born of the grandchildren on the
paternal side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Hilty and Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Hilty returned home
Monday after spending. six weeks in
the Western States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Luginbihl
and family were Sunday visitors in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shoemaker.
One of the heaviest rainfalls on
record at this season of the year
has brought about lull in farm
routine. Wheat sowing and soybean
combining has had good start.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Roth and son
Jimmy and Mrs. C. C. Welty of
Ft. Wayne visited relatives here
Sunday.
Ernest -Rauman who suffered SER
ious injuries as a result of a fall
from tree is slowly improving.
Harvey Kiene formerly of this To-
cality and for many years of Ft.
Wayne is i'll in one of the hospitals
in that city.
David Fisher was taken to Bluff
ton hospital Sunday in the Lehman
ambulance for treatment of injuries
he sustained when his car and that
of Faith Miller collided at the Beech
Tree crossing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Kohl and
daughter Candace were Sunday Wis
itors in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Kohl, Jr and son Kerry in
Berne, Ind. Kerry had the misfor-
tune of fracturing leg last Taes-
day as a result of fall.
Wilma Augsburger spent several
days in Goshen, Indiana, last week.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-12
WANT-ADS

- -
Come in and see our complete line
of winter hats. Beautiful velours,
velvets and felts. Davies Hat shoppe.
Shoes repaired. Bring them In and
have Shirley Nonnamaker fix them
for you. All work guaranteed. Muir
ray Uphelsteripg shop Thurman st.
Bluffton phonel -
For sale-New and used Ferguson
and Ford Ferguson tractors and
equipment; also repairs. Steiner
Tractor Sales, Pandora. Pandora
phone 143. tt
For sale-All following articles
brand new: Westinghouse mixer,
$3.50; keystone 16f nm child's movie
protector SIS; Cofsair $12.95 radio
So; Flexy racer, regular $12.95, now
SO; also used Hehtrola SO. Russell
Augsburger, BeaYerdam phone 343.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-12
Pleasant Hill

The Fall District Conference will
be held in Grace Methodist church at
Lima, Monday, October 16. Mrs.
Ruth Meeker will be the morning
speaker and Bishop Werner the
evening speaker. Any member OF
Pleasant Hill desiring to go please
notify Mrs. Willard Jennings for
reservations for the noon luncheon
and dinner.
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7 Entered as second class matter at
the postoffice at Bluffton. Ohio,
under the Act Of March 8, 1879.
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Subscription rates: Year, $3.50;
six months, $3.50 anywhere in u. S.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05
NElrRl SOVRY IN A1lEz3l(A

cary was deputized by the Supreme Council Of
rrance fsee Davis Freemasonry Among Negroes, page
,4ol and in lawful exercise Of his powers created
c,,nrera Council OF the thrtyth degree This oc-
,rred in 1856 and from this beginning the Scottish
Rite was established among men OF color In America
CerReauism
In 1907 there came the field of Scottish Rite one
rsenh Cerneau who according to the Supreme Council
IF France was born 1863. He was resident OF San
Domingo and afterwards of Cuba. according to evans
History of the Scottish Rite page CD He sort
Of Buccaneer of Masonry. flying the Black Flag
On the 18th day of MAY 1906. Cerneau was ap-
nonte Deputy Inspectory General of the Rite Per-
fection by Antoine de Potet Tor the Northern part Of
The Island of Cuba with TO initiate Master Mas
ons from, the fourth the twentyfourth degrees pro-
vided that these Masons had been officers of Lodge
regularly constituted: and with further power to confer
the twenty-h degree on but one knight Prince Ma
each year.
Cerneau later beyond his authority by operat-
ing in New York City that any and all bodies which
were set up by his directly rrcgularly constituted
But what more TO the point. they bodies the
Rite of Perfection only and not Scottish Rite bodies
although the degrees he propagated were, in part
10 make bv the Scottish Rite also
That the Cerneau bodies later added other degrees
10 the system and changed their to that Scot
fish Rites does not alter the situation the least See
Voorhis Negro Masonry. page So
The of these authorities contained in this
tice and their Masonic opinions state in clear and
undoubted manner that Scottish Rite Masonry in
America does not have the perogative of initiating or
working in the first three. or symbolic degrees
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05

3. II is unlawful 10 carry pis-
tol concealed on or about cif-
liens person. or. whether con-
cealed or otherwise. in any We
hicle operated or occupied by
him. except in his dwelling
house. place Of business or on
other land possessed by him.
without license or permit 10
carry said pistol.
4 II is unlawful to carry dag
ger. dirk. stiletto, metallic knuck-
les, Sling-shot, black-j jack, ma
chine gun. Silencer, bomb bomb
shell. billy, sand club. sand bag
or bludgeon, any gas ejccting de-
vice or other dangerous weapons
designed for the purpose of bod
lily assault or defense.
In this article We 60 a step fur
Their and learn that it is likewise
unlawful to manufacture. sell. Of
Ter for sale or possess any ma
chine gun. silencer to mufle the
sound Of discharged firearm.
BON b, bombshell, black Jack.
ne-shot. billy, metallic lsnuck-
les sand club. sand bag or bludg-
con or any gas ejecting device.
weapon cartridge. container or
contrlvance designed orequipped
for or capable of ejecting gas
Inch VIII either temporarily or
permanently disable or injure any
person with whom it comes in
contact.
The ofense is a felony also
punishable by maximum of Ave
wears IN the penitcntiary or a
hne Of 50 100000 or both
To summarize; If you own
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05

machine gun silencer. bomb
bombshell. black-jamk. sling
shot. billy. metallic knuekles'
sand club. sand bag or gas
ejecting device. the best advice
can give you is TO get RIO OF
them. II is unlawful 10 have
them anywhere.
II you own a pistol capable "a
firing IT MUST BE REGISTER.
ED with your local police. OF y
you live out-county, win Va.
Wayne County Sheriff. You mus
register it, even TO possess u /"
your home or place OF business
Unless you have obtaineu
special permit so to 90. ne'e
carry your pistol, loaded OF ""
loaded, concealed on your perS0"
OF concealed or otherwise IN
vehicle when you leave the vo's ~
fines OF your cwn home OF p'S''
of business.
Most of the murders snvV
ings and robberies commii'eo ~
the present time are done W. 80.
unregistered foreign MADE s
matte pistols and revolvefs. ,,ou
II you possess one when , yS
intend to keep only as a sou', ,,sr.
have a gunsmith render y i ~
manently harmless as ~e'r ,sar
thereby insuring that YOU. .un,Iy
souvenir will never inadVSi' 'sSlsr
fall into the hands OF = ga" use
o. other thief and possibly 70
the death or serious lnl''
some citizen i. Good
II your souvenir IS ,'s. !" v
working order and you nat
keep it that way, be sure
v registered.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05

ruler, and after ne throws his
rider, the war-horse drops his
head and shifts at the shed blood
which touches his bride.
God wills il that by your own
free will you can 90 slonq with
me as identified or unidentified
witnesses supporting a wit
ness angel with a sickle in his
hand to reap a great harvest Of
wheat tmeaning kindred sols,.
God wills it that all kindred
to the Son of Man must choose
'nelr will Is go along with the
angel like unto the Son OF Man
IN his refusal TO compromise or
general willingness to compro-
mise IN the hope Of sverting a
third world war, shall depopulate
tne earth. For the danger Of de-
population lies in making Il in
evltable by a general hopeless
attitude. - :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05
THE ANCIENT ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.
ITS ORIGIN AND HISTORY

ed Scottish Rite of SreemaSonry originated IN France
ed Scottish Rite of FremaSonry originated IN France
In 1854 there organized at Paris, by the Cheva-
lier de Bonneville the celebrated Chapter Of Clermon
This system Of Masonarv was called the Rite OF Per-
lection and consisted of twenty-five degrees. The
Rite Of Perfection" known the Ancient anc
Accepted Rite and the basis of the Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite Of Freenlasonry. The aSSunp
ton Of the Scottish in Difference TO Tempsr
Legends.
the Mother Lodge Kilwinnnc in Ecotland is totally
erroneous and based fraud ignorance. for that
ancient lodge, as is shown by It's records worked
warranted any degrees beyond the well known
three: moreover the Grand Lodge Of Scotland nsti-
tuted in 1886 officially countenanced any de-
greeS beyond that of Master Mason (See Mackay His
tory Of Freemssonry Vol :. pages l907-9).
In 1853 the Rite of Perfection introduced into
Germany and it is claimed that in 1862 Frederick King
OF Prussia. became its Grand Commander and formu-
lated the Great Constitution of 1862 In 1886 eight
degrees were added making total of thirty three and
the name of the order changed the Ancient and Ac
copied Scottish Rite Of Freemasonry. Constitu
non was ratified and signed by Frederick in May Of that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05

wear confirming this change. A,od scot
From, IFS inception the Ancient ana Aeeep',o ,hs
~ Rite IF Freemasonry has never WORKED d III 1
Three Symbolic Degrees The Constitution OF 100 ,s
the history of the order show that the RUE nss 10
been mo interference with the Blue Lodges .hnse
eeitmate Scottish Rite body has ever WORKED ~
SesreeS or warranted lodges for that purpose 'NaoAds
Vol Z pages l8745)
D. ~ CONSTITUTION of 1886 Frederick the Great
resigned the authority he had held as lranu Ion
rander of the Order Of the Scottish Kite OF
His authority was by the same document 9epos s
with council for each nation to be composed OF ooN
eregn Grand Inspectors General OF the thf'y-lu anu
last degree of legitimate Freemasonry. 49,:
On the 9th dav of August. l76l one stephen MOI
Was in vested with power by this body 10 carry .hs
Rte Of Perfection to America He arrived IN me "es'
Indies in 1852 end there depuzed several persons 70
establish this Rite among whom was Henry rrancken
who established the first Lodge of Perfection IN Aipanv
New York on December 20. 1907 Lodges OF inns me
were also established IN New York Boston and Charles
ton South Carolina 80. e.
In 1856 under the New Constitution the ilrst Su-
prere Council of the thirty third and last Degree was
established in Charleston South Carolina. MAY 81
1891 and from this has grown our present scot
tSh Rite
The Scottish Rite In the Prince Hall Fraternity
Among Prince Hall Masons the first Scottlsh Nte
body appears in 1920 (See Poorhis Negro Masonry IN
the United States between 1854 and 1890 Count de 81
Laurent Sovereign Grand Inspector General ana Dep
utv of the Supreme Council of France conferred inc
thirty degree upon David Leaiy in Philadelphia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05
MIXTURE
THOUGHTS
by JERRY CAHlLL
BY RUTH r. WALKER

BY revelation ! grasp the mean
ing of the vine referred to in
Revelations. and | learn that I
have a grapevine made up OF
impartial men bound together bv
.nterlocking grips. The gathering
OF the vine is their impartial
Yelling. The day Of wrath follows
when just angel becomes right
~ angry and the wine Of his
wrath reveals the two-edeed
truth.
The divine soul in man is
always opposed 10 the brute
soul In man: and an ANGEL
whose identity is hidden is like
unto the Son Of Man in his
pockeiing of many efforts un.
III an act IS committed which
jusfifies a war OF words"
The strong point in fighting
those enslaved under doematic
rule or opinionatedism. Is that
inc enslaved never entirely des-
PAR OF gaining their freedom
AND the weak point in using
slaves to fight in a war n oa,n
more slaves, is the fact that their
hearts are not in it. For the war
morse !. is an indifferent tool unds,
'he tight bride Of dogmstie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05

Therefore. hear my praYerful
conviction: Each Generation.
the Shining. Stupid. laundering.
Animal Man and Woman. pro-
duces Too Many God-con-
demned Spiritual Basfards!!!
This supposititious. that is
fraudulent, counterfeit, unreal
Dream World of Wars, Depres-
sions, Strikes, Criminality, In
sanity. Syphilis, etc, of about
Two Billion Shining, Stupid
laundering, Human Animals. has
for generations. had hundreds of
millions too many human beings
for our education. religions, and
leadership to successfully cope
withl,l
The Soul scorching burdens of
parenthood freezes" the intelll-
gence and wisdom OF adults at a
far lower level than that Of Christ
Jesus than they are potentially
capable Of attaining; for example
+. d. RS soul scorching' and
whitewash healed infantlle
paralysisl
And ex-Ambassador Kennedy 5
soul scorched' vision: England
is hopeless :" This fine Catholic
has a large family-ten. | be-
lieve-the envy of people not
touched by the vision. wisdom.
and childlessness of Jesus--the
way, the truth, and the life!
Continued Next Week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05
YOU'RE PRESUMED TO KNOW
The LAW. 49,. DO YOU?
By Gerald X. obrien, Prosecuting Attorney

Tn two prior articles learned:
l.. The law requires the registration with local po
lire sheriff the may be- of all pistols possessed
by any citizen
2. pistol" used in the statute firearm
loaded or unoaded thirty 800 inches or less in length
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05

fEd;tor.s Note: This Is the last of three articles pub
shed as an Educational Feature by the Most Worship
full Prince Hall Grand Lodge OF Michigan The ma
teria for this article has been selected from the his
torical documents and books Of past Masonic Au
thorifies" - namely: voorhis Davis. Williamson.
Crawford and Grimshaw. Sr.)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05
Christian
Healing

EDITORS NOTE: The fol.
lowing article was originally Ii
tied. God and Cessation of
Wars With the war reaching
It's crecendo in 1914. the writer
was so inspired that he wrote
the following and so-named it.
Erwin Cannon. Christian Science
Monitor editor. told the writer
after reading his draft of the
article, My but you go far.")
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05


after reading his draft of the
article, My but you 60 far.")
Wars. Depressions. Strikes.
c lminallty. Insanity. Syphilis,
etc. etc.,'
Mrs Eddy wrote Of it as. The
Ghastly Farce Of Material Exis-
tence.
The Combined Pressure Of
God and the Devil-Materiahsm.
Animal Magnetism See s g. H
page 68:30-69-3l)-Sentences the
Parents land Society to Twenty
Years Hard Labor which is
Doubled Tripled. and Quad.
rupled with Successive Adj
ditions
3. Get Money: Get il Honestly
II you can. But Get tn. VERY
We'll Sums Up the Bondage Of
SEX
4 The Adam and Eve Dream
IS Given an Extension of its
"Phony' Existence,
.. OF course, the Adam and Eve
EgoS Are Inflatedui
Human Reproduction is the
Work Of the Devil; that is WHY
Jesus, a Perfect Man. had no
offspring AT All, and He could
have had Wonderful Sons and
Daughters''. Jesus was not AT
flicted with the Stupid Egotism
of Unrepentant Sinners and there
fore feared not that Leadership
would die out If He Did Not
Reproduce,
Human Reproduction is God
condemned foolishness-not a
defiance of "Hallowed Be Thy
Name" nor Thou shalt not
take the Name of God in vain"
But used by divine authority
as one of the most powerful
rebukes of the Devil that years
OF praYerful search for divine
guidance have revealed!
To repeat-human reproduction
Is the work of the Devil; it is
God-condemned foolishness: it
prevents man and woman from
working unselfishly for God and
Humanity--iR a Christ-like man.
ner''l
In the book of Hebrews (of the
New TestamenD. twelfth chap
ter, seventh and eighth verses.
we read: If We endure the chasten-
ing Of the Lord, then are We sons;
If not, then are ye bastards and
not sons.l,
M I'll
Evening star., 1950-11-09
Van Meter Custer Sought;
Falls Church Vote Cited

Samuel E. McCrary, Falls
Church city councilman, said to-
day that he will ask the imme-
diate discharge of City Attorney
La Rue Van Meter, Monday
night.
In a letter to Mayor Albert M.
Orme and other councilmen, Mr..
McCTary says that the results
of Tuesdays referendum, making
the Office elective ARE in con-
demnation of the practice of po-
litical activity in the Office Of
city attorney"
Before the referendum Mr.. Nc
Crary made a motion asking Mr..
Van Meters resignation. The at
torney was upheld by 6-2 vote.
In the referendum voters decided
by a vote of 642 to 529 to discon-
tinue the policy of appointment
of the attorney by the council.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
Prince Georges Posts
Are in Doubt Pendinq
Official Vote Canvass

The question of who shall fill
at least one seat in the House
of Delegates from Prince Georges
County and one of the county's
three Orphans Court judgeships
remained in doubt today pending
an official canvass of Tuesdays
votes.
The Board of Election Super
visors was to begin the canvass
at noon today in Upper Marlboro.
The check may take as long as
',even hours.
In the House of Delegates race,
unofficial returns gave the edge
to these six, in the following
vrder:
William r. Hughes, John F.
Lillard, Albert r. Hassall and
Harry E. Taylor, jr.. Republi-
cans. and Leroy Pumphrey and
Perry o. Wilkinson, Democrats.
One of the defeated candidates,
however. Nicholas Orem, Demo-
crat, is separated from Mr.. Wilk-
inson by only 1875 votes, according
to the unofficial tally. Mr.. Orem
contends the actual vote was
much closer and may give him the
nod over Mr.. Wilkinson.
Winners in the Orphans Court,
according to unofficial results,
were Lansdale C. Clagett, Demo-
crat; Mrs. Laura Lee Courtney
and Clifton L. Clevenger, Repub-
licans.
The unofficial tally gave Mr..
Clevenger 1896 votes; Mr.. Clag-
EFT, 1913, and Mrs. Courtney,
17,108. Paul D. johnson received
1906 votes.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
Real Estate DeyeIopeI
Sues 10 InvaIidate
County Road Code

Constitutionality of the roac
code passed last August by the
Montgomery County Council i.
being challenged by a real estate
developer.
A suit for a declaratory judg.
ment was filed yesterday on be-
half of Palisades, Inc, owners o1
a tract of land near Kensington
by Attorney David E. Bets
IN Montgomery County Circuit
Court.
The suit contends the code is
legislation and, therefore. coulo
have been enacted only during
the annual May legislative session
of the County Council.
The fact the Council did pass
an enabling act in May permit
ting later approval of the code
makes no difference. according to
the suit.
Further, the suit contends, the
road code is not in conformity
with the enabling act: According
to the suit, the enabling act re-
stricted the application of such a
code to sections where the Mary
National Capital Park and
Planning Commission, and the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission do not have authority
to pass similar regulations.
In addition, the suit attacks
provisions of the code permitting
the Council to grant waivers OF
the regulations.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
Silver Spring Group
Urges State 10 Keep
Its 7 Pct. Sales Tax

The Allied Civic Group of Silver
Spring wants Maryland to keep its
2 per cent sales tax on the books
with no changes.
The group took its stand in a
resolution adopted by a 17-to-5
vote at a special meeting last
night.
The General Assembly will meet
in special session tomorrow to act
on Gov. Lanes proposals to in
crease the sales tax exemption
from Is to so cents and to elimi-
nate restaurant meals and baby
care items from the levy. He issued
the call for the special session
before he was defeated for re-elec-
ton Tuesday.
The Gov. .-elect Theodore r. Nc
Keldin. Republican. has made sim
liar proposals and has pledged
himself to work for the eventual
repeal of the tax.
In it's resolution, the Allied Civic
Group recommended that "all
surpluses developing from the
sales tax be used to reduce bonded
Indebtedness or for any other
financial requirements necessary
to promote good government and
to meet the needs of the citizens
of the State
The group said it's stand was
based on additional need for
many public improvements, such
as schools. roads, law enforcement
and public health" in several
counties.
It also maintained the levy is
AN equitable means of taxation -
Evening star., 1950-11-09

What do you do in a strange town?
Servicemen ask this question often on
Washington street corners From Fort Myer,
Fort Meade, Fort Belvoir, Camp Pickett, Guam
tico, the Navy barracks, Boiling and Andrews
Air Base they come seeking something to do.
Thousands land in the bus terminals and the
station-with time on their hands.
Are they welcomed? Working hard to give
them a welcome are many of the same kind of
volunteers who worked for them in World War
II. They are organizing parties, dances, sup
pers, taking them sightseeing, providing COM
panionship.
Servicemens families also are being re-
membered. Left behind in an emergency, they
can turn for help to people who understand
Evening star., 1950-11-09
Boy Starts Fire in Home
While Watching N Show

A 5-year-old Kensington (Md.)
boy discovered last night that tele.
vision and matches don't mix.
Firemen said Paul Michael be-
came so absorbed in the TV show
he was watching at the home OF
his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
T. w. Kirk, 3112 McComas ave-
nue.. that he dropped some lighted
matches with which he was play
ing.
A sofa caught fire. Paul, who
was alone. ran to a neighbor' s
house. The Kensington Volun-
teer Fire Department put out the
fire before it spread beyond one
room. But when the smoke had
cleared Pauls favorite program
had ended.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
First IA Women for Jury Duty
In Nearby Virginia to Get Calls

will be required to serve unless
the court allows them to be ex-
cuscd. This is the policy of
Federal courts. In State courts,
however, women will be permitted
to decline to serve.
Elliott Hoffman. clerk of the
alexandria Corporation and Cir
cult Cours, said he jury COM
mission for these courts does not
meet until February. and no
women will be drawn before that
time.
Names of the women drawn
yesterday will not be announced
until they have been notified.
They will receive notices some
time this month through the
United States Marshal's Office at
Norfolk, Va.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
Maryland Jersey Herd
To Be Sold Saturday

The Sherborn Meadows Farm
herd of purebred Jersey cattle will
be sold at auction at noon Satur-
day at the farm near Olney. Md.
The herd of At animals includes
two bulls and several calves. in
addition to mature COWS. It is
owned by the estate of the late
Mrs. Helen P. Berlage.
The sale is being conducted by
the Maryland Jersey Cattle Club
with Braden S. King, Boonsboro,
Md, auctioneer.
Evening star., 1950-11-09

Names of the first IA women to
be called for jury duty in nearby
Virginia were drawn yesterday at
Alexandria District Court.
Five women are among the 40
persons selected for grand jury
duty, December 4, and nine women
are among the rs persons sched-
uled to report for petit jury duty
December 4.
Their names were drawn by
Charles D. Pullman, jury commits
sioner, and Earl c. Fletcher, dep
uty clerk of the Alexandria court.
The General Assembly amended
the State Constitution last year to
permit women to serve on juries
for the first time in the Old Do
minion history.
The women chosen yesterday