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srXPAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1932 GIRL SCOUTS' LOCAL COUNCIL HOLDS MEETING n wn Numerous Enrollments Receiv- ed After Leadership Course. Tuesday evening in Library Hall the local council of Girl Scouts held their regular monthly meeting. Commissioner Brow a pre- sided. The objective of the coun- cil for 1932 »as \Leadership (courses Cor old leaders and devel- oping new leaders.) Mrs. R. Do- bisky. chairman of the Leaders' Commute*, reported this was ae- . ompanJed by the Leaders* coarse ot instructions recently given here l.v the National Regional Director. Mis3 Trott. Thos*- whose names were submitted as having register- ed at the close of the course mere: Captains. Mrs. A. J. Laidlaw. Mrs. C. Briggs. Mrs. W. Bryan. Mrs. EL C. Dillingham. Mrs. T. D. Brown; lieutenants. Mrs. C. Zabri&kie. Mrs. H. Worthing. Miss Audrey Allison. Miss Sue Sterne. Mrs. Eric Carlssoo. Mrs. tJeorge Mad- ten. Mrs. Martin Holden. Mrs. H. fl Yaughen. who is chairman of guards and badges committee. Mrs. George Bowles. Mrs. Charles ?TOrtOT, Mrs. O. F. A. Seism. Mrs. fc. Dobisky. Miss K Wheatoa. Mrs. .*owney. Mrs. P. Amsden. Mrs. u'ydenberr:. Miss F. Randalls. Miss Mabel Brown. Miss Frances Mur- l hy. Miss Mary Akin. Misses Mary .iml KaUierinp Sullivan, Miss Fran- ces Cook. Miss Dorothy Lewis. Miss 3igne Carissou. Mrs. A IX K-diuond. Mrs. Jay Meeker. Mrs- Mary Rlake, Miss Cora Runnells* Mn=. Jas Ualy. Mrs. A. K. Bart- iett and Mrs. D. J. Brown. Two new troops will be formed in this nty. one at O. F. A. lor the high school girls with Audrey Allison as chairman and another at Linc- oln school with Miss Catherine I be^ Sullivan *s captain. Summer camps for Girl Scouts :nbli- v.-ill be conducted this year »t dam- Caa:p Vi?or following the boys* •••.ais:- •«iapir!x season. the same as last said vcar. Before opening camp far the ' any Al \ s a short leader's course will •at as tte given. • I *:nr.C , J d see ] The «Jie1-Scout Ukulele Clubj JI lW,Iitsld.its first, meeting Utst-JTaesdaj Foi-.l **Ui M«- *\**<» \iTe'achttowe* 4s*\fn- tatcd. su-uctor. The dub at presen* is ^ the li-nited in number, only a fow from seem- *«c'j troop of th* cky being adr lr f«;' mitted. Mrs. Rowe has prepared r, the individual scout music hooks that i arc very Unique. urs aad of dent mon .day her ight •>ur Vi;r -.»!>«•'• ere: urth >low- «as vie. * in «*-it • f<-ur d on uite tee •thcr. le to the >n by ran ri\ - cn into -v\ ith Isiuu was \ wa.< am;\ - . i s\v 1 Dili • by ):i'.\r ured. .si'-ns Ford em! 3 SHOP •t M U , s>.; • f\. ' •£?$£. *'J ' •' i f? tan' Shirts $U5 $1.95 $2.35 $2.80 $3.15 $3.vw • i 2 Collars srly l waited aanortauittj, ft* m»r grade shirts, shsir season's re- iracter sf Hatha* Frank's Sons ve merely wr&rttom that Vaey aw « e» icstiw^wiu. <w soy mi the Arrmm Trvmp, *>a*s\acfc m>4 sfcirm anetuaed *«\»•« a <snmci SSjn abirt. « is OasUMhi 55c 2 far $LJM md BLOUSES -*5c Taw Jta* « li> MIXS StOR J*± * V I Governor Scores Costs of Government in St. Lawrence County THE OGDENSBURG ADVANCE ST. LAWRENCE SUNDAY DEMOCRAT ftCVOCBJLT rSUNOEO 18SS SDVAstC FMJkOU l&il OUDEXSBrRG, N. Y , MNDAV. FEHKIAKY 14. l*t\ PRICE 6c St. Lawrence County Hit Hard By G.O. P. Budget Slash Dr. Homer Dodge Named On Nation Wide Survey Former Ogdensbur? Man Field Secretary of Group to Report on Teaching Method*. Sees Hoover Behind GOP. State Inquiry Beat Roosevelt Now, Not No- vember. Is Slogan. Dunni- ^axi Charges. Apnoiatsnent of Dr. Homer L. Itod^e of Noiman. Okla^ tormerly of Osdensburt:. as field secretary of the committee in charge of <oi lege aad universitjr teaching meth- ods has been announced. l>r. Dodue is dtaa of the graduate school of Oklahoma university. His mother. Mrs O. \V. Dodge, lives in Oj;- deaslmn; and he cosses here erety summer to visit her. Dr. Do;lse will work with the totmtuttee of the American Asso tatioa of University Professors ia th? survey. The association is on tiertaking the iaTe<tii>cution with the help of the Carnegie Founda- tion for the Advan. ement of Teaching. Members of the commit- tee include W. B. Munro of Cali fotcia Institute or Technology. chaini:an: F. K. Ricbtmyer. Cor- •aell: Fernandas Payne. Indiana; C. H. Judd. Chicago; A. L. Bondur- flitt, Mississippi: Alzada Comstock. Mt. Holyoke: Hardin Craiu. Stan- rorrJ: George Boas. Johns Hopkins. Jt is expected that the mujor task of collecting the necessary data will be completed by next sammer . *o chat preliminary reports can be 'seal out to the ll.oa* members of t»»e i»rofcssois' association late in . me year. i Dr. Dodce will continue his nni- ! versuty duties on a part time basis i tor the remainder of the year. \IVan Dodte's appointment is a splendid recognition, both of his I research ability and of the uni : ve.sity's nationai standing.\ Pivsi <1. at BiucSl of Oklahoma univers- ity said in commenting on I>r. ;i>odc;e's appointment. In IsSh Dr. Doil^e was named a 'ruBibet ot the Association of Uni- versity Professors and is presi- uerjT, for a second term of the ATT11 ican Association of Physics ! Teac-hers. Dr. Dodge was graduated from . O^iienshurg Free academy in j i**$ and Colgate university in 1H1V He lias won substantial suc- cess in hif jrrofessional work and n» widely known in educational i trcles. His many home town fi tends will be greatly pk*sed to ' hear of this latest honor vuich lais 'bren bestowed upon him. St. Lawrence County Placed on \Roll of Shame\ for Spending Jrovernor Roosevelt Renews Attack on Extravagance of Local Governments—Taxes Higher Despite State Aid i ALBANY. Feb. IS—President Hooivr was «h«rced today )>v « New York Democratic leader with plan- ning the KepublH-aa L; gislature in- vestigation of the DcuKK-ratk- «d- ministratM« of €k>v. Franklin D. R<MMrvelt. piKsible opponent <tf Mr. H««»ver in t>ie preiudential eieetiun. Senator John J. Duunican. chief tit the Democrat»«• fon>-s in the u»- I»er legislative h«»u*»c. d*-<-lared the **ncw se**n trf the KepuNiean par- ty is 'beat R<Hiserelt m>w iustend of Xt»vi-miter.\ Mr. Dunnigan said that \orders from Washingtiwi\ were responHible for the introduction of the Kepub- i lican resolution calling l<>r a tegis- lative inquiry into each of the lh departments t4 the New York Gov- ernor's administration. The reftolu-, tion »u.s adopted hy the Senate! WediH-sday and sent to the lower hovse for ettneurrent artiou by the' Republican majority there. \ *T*he new triple play of the Re-j publican party.\ said Mr. Duunigan • : in a statement, \is Hoover and Mills to Mary t«» the RepublM-an-ctiutrol- ; led L^gislatare.\ j Ogi!'-u Mills. Secretary of the Treasury, i* riewed as one of New ; '. York's Reptiblkaa spokesmen at the White H'»nse; W. Kingstand Macy. ; is the State chairman of the Re- publican organization. { \Of coarse.\ said Mr. Dunnigan ) of the investigation, \orders from 'Washington mnst be obeyed. Mr. iloover unqaestiouafrly realizes that l»e must have New York State be- • hind him if he wishes to occupy .as the White House for another four years. Mr. H<»over also further real- , izes that he will he unable to de- i feat Ro« sevelt if the Governor is hh» I opponent.\ Then and Now A few days before the city election last fill! the -fourual )»riutetl a ik>uble-colunin editorial on its loeal 1'Mire in which it ap|M**Jeti to the |ieo|ile to sti|»|K»ri Kalph J. Morissctte ami his running mates on the Kepuhliean ticket. The Journal said in substance that J«r. Morissette would prove to l>e a ea|mble. efficient, en'onomieal ami |>r<> , r rreNsivc mayor and vv(»td«l •ive the city one of the best administration* it ever had. l^ast Wednesday the Journal made a bitter attack ou the new admiiiistmtiou for the way it hus been speudinir Ihe taxpayer*' numey. It said *'» promi- nent local taxjMiyer ... is said to have eou>ad- ercd brinjrinjf a taxpayer's action against the mayor and members of the eonneil as a reNult of recent ex- penditures.\ The questiou naturally arises: WHS the Journal editor risrht last fall or is he right now.' Trooper's 2 Slayers Hear Fate Monday Schemnitzer and Chero to Get Twenty Tears for Murder- ing Frey. \Kitchen Cabinet\ Is Thrown Overboard by Mavor R. J. Morissette Declines to Accept Any More Dictation and Says He Will Run the City From Now On —Issues Hot Statement. • TROY. Feb. 15.—New York Slate's efforts to send William Schemnitzer and Stanley Chero of Krouxbton. Pa^ to the electric chair for the sla>inc ot Trooper Serv-t. John K. Frey ended m a *•=•<• ond degree murder conviction wita his administration performed the functions of a kitchen eabuut. a re<'.tuiaiemiaiion for leniency. Observers predicted a break would come earir in the adtvuvU- I Murder second degree carries a • . j.ir .it j »' mandator, sentence of j» years to Oration and their forecasts ap^rently have proved eorre*t. - Events durinjr the past week would indicate that Mayor Morissette has cut loose from the li. O. 1*. organization as weil an the proup of Kepublican rhai»erowe>s wbo at the bejritmin? (.4 $379,000 IS CUT FROM HIGHWAY ALLOTMENT FOR NORTH COUNTRY la a radio address Monday night iror. Roosevelt made a rigorous attack on local government for extravagance and placed S:. Lau- rence county on \the roil of shame** as one or the »7 offend- ers. Tlie Governor said be wan unal- terably opposed to any farther distribution of state aid t*> local ^•rernments until the> a>mon rtratod a willingness to tors the aefp hack to the taxpayers. •'There it a demand froic a cer- tain type sf pottUctan That furtlier amounts of cash he seau (torn Al- Many tn he ex (tended rn the locali- ties by local officials.' he said. ' I am resointely oiiposed to any Sock policy. The officials hi Sf tnasties hare shown that they are aat im he trusted.\ Seeking *» ttrnr* that ihe sasaOer aasms ar Brvernmeat, and not the «4aae. are rt ansa id Me for the stag- gering hn iwfcti in tax burdens «i«ri*E recent years. (iitirwr :#nnnH defatted asl that ts«- stase has dome ts> assist g«eera- •tieaas. Savings Cited FwfhliShniciiT o: the <Ure»i peoo- eriy *e»y, fmeiac of the <uuntin isssn amarang the eost «r laasi rand ^9B^*m*tt*m^* nantaXTl^0BIHh4i Ist'as^tnl 4HMI highway aid and dastrahutian «f ta*- Hi an ii w-hksi he rated. . tin* fatal mi U»ese ***•*. he said. a casn mi «31>M.«M •o that in effe<-t the <-ost of local government in these 57 counties increased $44.on«.»>W> over its cost in 18-K. Tliat is the appalltn- U-jih. \In the list of counties which , hSTe increased their tax levies tn »l<ete of the millions of additional : slate help, a handful stand out as [ uxxymr offenders. I *They are Westcbestei. with an increase of more than »».•**.*•*»: Xassaa. with an increase of $i.- OOw.tt**: Albany with an .wmuw tr( more than $2.i*».(»»». Onoadasa with more than $1.S*»M*»H». Broome with more than 91.M**.** and On etda a-itfa aeatiy $7*****. Tlie other <-ount>es an this roll of shame are ABerheny. Chautaa- aaa. t'hemuag. <'Union, fantaad. Itotrhes*. Fraakha. Fniwm. Ham- iium. Lewis. M—tsasttery. Niagara. Ctacarto. Oraace. Ossego. i Haeco. ( vtaaaa. Keaaseiaer. RakluKi. St. Lawrence. Saratoga. Scacaertady, firhahsw. Schuyler. Seaexa. Sul- dwaa. Tales. Tioga, lister. sYsrre* ,***d Wadiasgt«n.~ Throe on RoN af Honor There were, ate caaansoed. wary If i o—tii» an the stale which da] an* iaiwase their tax Inn**, and •« these assy three actaafb ne- im nt taw^r tax levies tn- an assaunt eonal to the aadtt MaSe mi*. Tfceee throe oomsties an «a«e Tsaj mt haator.\ w>ere Erie. iwswwf and Wayae ! \I unlaiM.- the #*. **t*aT Tb^ T-r*rd mf Tb*T«e 3> is a aii.riM a» Uir aaV aCUhm aa FitzGerald Will Speak On Feb. 22 life in this Slate. That the defense considered the verdict a victory was evidenced by the attitudes of the attorneys and of relative* of the youths, although the latter had toki jail attendants while awaiting the verdirl they hoped the worst would he a first decree manslaughter verdict. Chero was radiant when the fore- man of the jury* announced tlie verdict. Schemnitzer was silent al- though court attendants said she tenseness with which he had await ed the verdict had dropped off. La- ter he was on the verge of tears as he was led away to prison. The jury returned the verdict early last night after less than two , hours' deliberation. Only three l»ai- 1 lots were taken. The foreman later Only Eleven Mile, of Road Can Be Built and ^To^t, \^ planned it in advance. Then we vook inw consideration the fact they've been in Jafl nearly a year; •me has lost a leg • Chero, from a shot as he tried to escape) and ihey were hard-working boys and never in trouble before Uus crime.\ Sentence was expected tt passed Monday. The two youth* were accused of killing Sert-.eant Frey last March as tbe> escaped after he and a fel- low trooper. Con«oral E. C. Tp- dike. had arrested them on suspic- ion of robbery. 1 mayor, in utterances the past week, indicated that he arill brook no more interference. **1 am the mayor aikl I am p*tin«? to run this town.\ i s the ultimatum which he handed oat to his whilom backers. What they are ^oiujf to do about it remains to be seen. The mayor iv>ued the following statement defending lils recent action*: **It is true.\ be said, \that at an executive session Tuesday after- noon the council did discuss the purchase of a stoker hut when I pointed out to them that it meant a saving to the city of between $4 and *'. i>er day on a basis of a six months coal burning session, they all agreed m> action had been jus- tified. This means not only a sav- in^ but for the first time every of- fice in the building is v»n:i not warm before »mt we are n'v-. This stoker was bought dirert fro: ; the manufacturer at a saving • about $445 over the market pri.v here in Ogdeasburg. The two b-.« :: ers had never given sufflr'wnt h» •. tnd coal experts had made a st> to decide what was the caur.~. • the past the city of Qgdensif.. has paid th* t^p price of fl'> r- ton for buckw beat coal wher- ; %ale citizens can buy yard !>:•-. : »-n»e city has been buying buck- vheat for $8. Every dealer in 50* Less Men Will Be Employed onHignways. The appropriaUon for highway ' , t ighway work. These are Cbenan- ie<-onst rue tion in St. Lnwrera-e «o. Ciinion. Madison. Putnam, county has been cut drastk-aily liens*>ela<j. Saratoga, Tompkins, a roult of the Republicans Wayne, and ijneens. slashing the governor'R budget, i Gevernor Roosevelt's piocram to- Originally the county would have , taled €4^.03 miles of highway recon- re<eived $TfiJ».nsn. Tiiis has been j struction at a <*>st of f^.T'^.WH). cat to $::»0.OM. and whereas it was while the reduced budget shows planned to build ?l.?i» miles of but 345.4* miles at a cost of $15.- road. onlv eleven miles can now 2»«.aoA. Instead, of J«.K!>1 men. he built. It will result in the «m- work can be given to only l»,54fi jtoyment of about 500 less men on . r.eu under the highway program, road work in the county. j The number oi' workers, ac-cord- Tbe appropriation for Franklin ing to Colonel <;reene. is based on county has been about cut in half, a standard computation developed The original figure was tl \ ff>nn ty federal authorities, whk-h be be- tnd under the cut budget it will lieves to be low. This estimates wheat coal for the city hail at $10 per ton. the dealers Of the city tak- ing: turns in selling it to the city at that price. It has been nw-essary to use both boilers umW-r the old syste.^ burniuc about 1^5 tons pe. year. With the stokers it has been necessary to use but one boiler and the estimated yearl> tonnage is »> tons. This makes a saving be- tween 125 tons at $\v per ion MHI W tons at $r..iT» per ton or a saving city lias had his turn in selling > the city but apparently the ccv dealers are not satisfied to set I* a ton over the regular price. And so I want to say ri^ht now that la the future ait purchases of gaso- line, oil snd coal will be on a basis of competitive bids only. As lonz as I am mayor the dealer who can ,;ive the best material at the low- est price will pet the order. \I was elected mayor by s ma- of approximately $75H per year and jority vote sf 1,172 and that vote it is reasonably sure that there will < IO wed the people of this city had be even a greater saving than this lU \\ ronfid^no- in me. No one srsup . because only one boiler is used in istead of two. It is e\j«*te<! this Attorney to Give Address Elks Washington Observ net only $220.***). reducing the uithway construction from 15.5* iX nnles t o 7^«. About 701 men mow id originally have been employed, hat \ now oaiy 327 caa be given road . «ork. The general maintenance appro- Attornev Kdmund Fitz(>erald has i aviations far the cswnties are: Jef- ts deliver iersoa. frSCJtsT: Lewht. $KV^»: St. LswTence. f284.st7; Franklin. SlfcK.223: and Oswego. $l«7^4i. F ; cht roonti«*s in the state wtH set no atrproeriatioae at atl for accented an invitation the aratioa at the Oorce Wash- uagtop HiOnteaaial ohsenaace to be heid by OgdeawWtrg L«dce No. ' H2. B. P. O. Elks, an the eveninc ot Monday. Feb. 22. at the Elks ckeb. A special procram in voss- asenioratiaa af the first President is beint arrsaged by the K3ks sad tae •haervaace pi^nuuisfs t o be aae al the mast astahii af taw Wa\*- lartaa year in Oudeasbwrg. Mr. Fttsr;eraM is an elofiwat, faroetal t speaker, aad his adirfSf ptamlwn ss be wefl worthy af tins the numiter of workers at 1> i»er mile on actual <-onstruction, while others in the supitly aad trucking basin*saes are deprived of work when The procram is cut down. Just what highway coast ruction in the nan hern division wiH have to be <-ut out as a result of the re- duced appropriation, will be decid ed later by Ban- F. Hall, division enciaeer. who * iH eadeavsv to make the appropriation go as far as possibie. ORDINATION CEREMONY IN TORONTO TODAY Wilfred Nugent of Watertown to Receive Holy Orders. $3,200 Is Given For 2 Colgate Men Killed Native of This City Succwnbed • ^L- III Aa Eye Injury in Accident Pope Mills Man WiH Also Get Senitrs Lose Lives m Crash Large Aarard for Facial Near Dtica Friday Scar. Night. •• • m.'^ III a» award af as \-* in Chicago, UL ^ »,«««. m * •* a natal lass af vi award af %Zjm aaa nade to A Kira. 7fc. a native *4 OraemdawTg. dned as bts hraa» is taw na*4 w-rk. He wa« *** •»• <d tae bj*e Matr Ktrk anal vst* m *e •\ a T*«< C<dcate nntverstty »^tie«rs «tere kiflM en a head-oa aa^taxaab- hi the right rraah i«<«th of I'ttca Friday atgtrt. P. R» hnri- Taree pirson* *«TI- injured. iw». •'*-< at *«an- severerr. The *»rdinsristn af Wilfred Allen Nuscent af Watertawn to the priest- hood ror the diocese af Ocdensbur; ^^ Sbosrttr af will take phM^e today in St. Aug j-tttaes seminary chapel in Tor- <«il«. Kt. Rev. fttshaw Alexander Maclmaald win conduct the cere- loony. Father Xurewt will c-elebrate bis first solemn mass in St. Pat rick's church on Watertawn Sun- day. Feb. 21. He will reaart ianaaed uuely thereafter to the chancery afiM-^ in Ordensbarc ta be assign- ed »o doty in this d4ar-»-»*e. Father Sages* wiH be the f*r*t member af «*• first cia*« at \Wad rtaaa» Mall aaOege af (tedessdiSTg io be ordain***. He was barn hi Water**** Aarfl ». r»H. saw af J«ia*-s Oitbert Nnceat swd ttase .Warn nvwwa Xusjewt. AfteT easapiet- w»r his studsa* ta the Wa*»j%sa IT ^»boe4s he name ta flcdeauaarrr m apuat rwa ym*r* >a Wad wim»; **d>;.-e. He ta»»-n eaSeewd tae saving will come pretty close to beiuc ll.noo r*er year. \We spent about $r^.»^' for ar chite<-«!i' fe*» !o buildiuc this city hall and despite all of these ex- j>erts no proper provision was inaue for a toilet on tlie rirst floor. I was sanitary inspet tec and when a state insitertor made a com- plaint. I ordered a toilet m.*tal>d. aye have two women on the hoard *»i b««iltk and board of charity and when the state cam|4ained I mov- ed at once to correct the situation. The irtumbing ua» done in- Fortin Patterson street at a cost af $2»R. Other mayors nave gone ahead anf! i*»u-;hl euuip- inent amountinr to Sio.ose with ooi authorization of ine board of iantral m aldernH-n. Sow tltew same seen apparently are the ones «bo are critinsinc me lor trying ta save the city money. -I have had tae stoker installed hacsvuse 1 saw an o; ••ortuaity to sawe the city ««asiderab4e money bv awing *aaiy aate bailer. We ware put me in cvure and I want to say tight here that I have no intention of letting ar> one group of men dictate to me. 1 intend to do every- thing in my power to run this city, with tlie help of the aldermen, eco- nomicailv and eet a full return for every UoiUr we spend. \If tiie petr;i*e want to know the i*i.i». hi tbem came to me and 1 will tell them that the very men whs mired toe to install a stokei •o save the ut>- maney are now the o**e» who are trying to acestse aw >i puttim; something awer. -| »*l»e\«. i have the fall sup l>oit of th * eight aldermen regatd le..* ««r poiitir.. and with taeir hei t ^ud ib«- scppoit af the pabiic w< . an irive The tasrpayers the kind si g'nerament ihey bhoam have i nese eight aldermen have workac viih a»e is e*«ery wav and I fee mat they are the best alderm«i itii-; ;-.ty iu«- ^ver aaJ. iuvciy on< *»* ibem is anxious ta do his dtorta :.nd if the men who try to dictate c»vry tn**r w-.H jtacfc *• tJU; fact? w* -an r*4 aiaag at! right.\ Presbyterian Large Number Men's Supper Attend Party Feixuary 26th At the Temple AND MOOSE TAKE GAMES - »~ • Th- 4ead were fharles M. H~w»x : .^«WBar« af iniisaswi-hy at a. «d Wdk. xbarrr. Pa,, and t*.*rrt ' 1rrM ^ rewummag aearly tw* L Park*. 21. «* Vew Y««* rrry their aat4an*<a*ile «-nb «arw diixn b* <\. i rtw. salmaasaL etvv iW COMPANY M •mud aawtater «ar. aad tle-a ' Ksc-aaceed a<- rtt*- driver aaaarescH i Sma* i ipjuid *4 rae <ar St was —* , thtri *m*- v*« dririaw. ' Wiltnssv rasV^^d a Twe girl i isasaniiai of rae r^adbs. j <Nf ftVano aad • nj**s Parrtw-ia «*anet. 21. •< l\t lajuffd, MT^P M**> (a«ty naff y- l*e waee sens at as i . Ts*» ad leg aajavs-^ had «n th-b- sawtssL ansa aad wal aaa^^aaaaj X3t^ •afaaaw TaW\ flW*P*sasa. ^ TOOAtrS arEATHCaj aj «t*» t dhM aw a lac O-jdiatam-^ asta t-k«ay . ParUy vara fswaaad* saaa ftar : ta* «arf «c ta*- The aext awavthly supper of Tbe s chib will he xm the chattel mt the •v^»iwa: ggl af PraUy. F++. 2« *»b* M Xit1»oU ss chasfsaaa af ta* cwnrmwt«<«' aa arraaperaewTw. The speaker a-tll be njew. JtnUisai X Panfrsaa. v-bap- taan m SH*c Snag prnwat. who wal s *m *Tb» Asper-ts Late.- SW. Mr. PeSer A Syravcusc Editor Wins Stock Case #Tlt.%rrSalL Fell IS. % trnr m twH at** ra»w»n wt 2 let arm d aa award «tf *l«*va*£2 re 1«v-» «d R H Saw Jbrra-w«r PKvast. as k» *mm %m *f O ara% eta ta -4 f-wi «< -**i Tb* dinner aridee strew by tk adies at ib*- Knstera Star at '* Masashr t«mf»l* FTiday ewer-5, «as aw +T.r*&~m. «-. rsi. hi^i- tfer»-e tme li—idied gaeats »•»*• 1rt<esevn. Pi iats w*»W awarder i Mr*. Haw arfl My^ra, a»vs. C J -iart. H X. Fawoett SUM M\ers. MVK Aaaa Oardwel (hwrrmaw «t rae <«ujaadcape Mrs. isawaid stvers aad Mrs. -nam fardseS had <*arce mt as- dinm r. A sissji idirsdoe «i W ft* *w an tae tawal Aarw Maaaas m Taawwaay eaeaaaa- Peav. 2a. District Attorney WiHGrre Addr« rasssni Ik w I
