I A IHLAND climate, without the aid
[ * * of medicine, cures nine eases
out of ten of asthma. This Is a I
tfflrten fact*
Z=
A shland D aily T idings
A lA LAR IA germs cannot survive)
*’ * three monthB in the rich oconel
at Ashland. The pure domestic wa­
ter helps.
(International News Wire Service)
ÆMÊ 3
(Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Voi. 43)
ASHLAND, OREGON~FRTDAY, JANUARY 13, 192?
No. 112
SIXTEEN BURIED IN SCRANTON COAL MINE
Disregard of Rules
Causes of Wreck
ABOUT TWENTY PUPILS WILL
FINISH JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
WORK AND ENTER THE HIGH
SCHOOL NEXT SEMESTER.
B oth th e Low er G rades and Junior
H igh School Had a Splendid A t­
ten d an ce During P ast H alf Year;
<75 E n rolled In Junior H igh.
SALEM , O r., J a n . 13.— E x o n e ra t­
ing th e m em b ers of th e tr a in crew s
from re sp o n sib ility fo r th e head-on
collision of tw o p a sse n g e r tra in s a t
Celilo, O r., D ecem ber 1, in w hich
seven p e rso n s w ere k illed an d 73 in ­
ju re d , th e s ta te pu b lic se rv ice com ­
m ission to d ay re p o rte d th e fin d in g s
of its in v e stig a tio n in to th e w reck.
D isre g a rd of th e o rd in a ry ru le s of
“ sa fe ty f i r s t ” by o p e ra tin g o ffic ia ls
of th e O reg o n -W a sh in g to n ra ilro a d
In a llo w in g tra in No. 12 to ru n over
th e e a stb o u n d tra c k w ith o u t p ro p e r
s a fe g u a rd s is b lam ed fo r th e w reck.
One more week will bring to a
close the first semester of the Ash­
land public schools, and it is con­
sidered by those close in touch with
the school work, that 11 has been the
most successful semester in point of
work accomplished as well as in at­
tendance. The attendance at Junior
high has been better than 95 per
cent and at least half of this ap­
parent delinquency is the result of
LONDON, J a n . 13.— U n d e r th e
a few pupils who have very poor
te rm s of th e A u g lo -F re n c h tre a ty of
health. Very little need is found
a
in Ashland for the compulsory at­ llia n c e , G re a t B rita in p ro m ises to
tendance law, as practically every go to w ar on th e sid e of F ra n c e in
one knows the requirements of this th e ev en t of d ire c t, u n p ro v o k ed a g ­
law and endeavors to act accord­ g ressio n a g a in s t th e F re n c h by G e r­
ingly.
Junior high has an enrollment of m any. T he c o n tra c tin g p a rtie s a g re e
476 pupils, there being 10 more girls to a c t to g e th e r in case of v io la tio n
than boys. The grades up to and in­ of th e V e rsaille s tre a ty .
cluding the sixth have an enroll­
T4>e tre a ty w ill im p o se no o b lig a ­
ment of 260, and there is one teach­ tio n s on th e B ritis h o v e rse a s d o m in ­
er for each of these grades. Miss ions u n less it is fo rm a lly ra tifie d by
Wattenbarger, Mrs. Umphlette, M iss' them.
Bruner, Miss McCredie. Miss Ken- j
nedy and Miss Smith have charge of [
the grades from the first to the
Sixth, respectively. All of these are
exceptionally good teachers and;
have their worth In the Ashland
schools as well as by previous work
at other places, having an average
of seven years teaching to their
credit, which goes to show that Jun­
ior high has an excellent corps of
teachers in the lower grades, and
it would not be an easy matter to re­
place a single one of them.
PASCO, W a sh ., J a n . 13.— T w enty-
The pupils in these grades have
one
p e rso n s w e re in ju re d , six s e r­
all of the advantages of the best
iously,
w hen th e o b se rv a tio n c a r a n d
schools in the country, being second
one
p
u
llm
an of th e N o rth e rn P acific
to none in the state of Oregon. The
fifth grade is given a full course in N o rth C oast L im ite d le tf th e tra c k
reading, arithmetic, writing, spell­ n e a r C onnell, W ash. F iv e of th e in ­
ing, geography, history, music and ju re d w ere b ro u g h t to th e h o sp ita l
drawing. In the sixth grade, phys­ h e re fo r tre a tm e n t. P h y sic ia n s d e­
iology is taken in addition to the c la re d th a t all w ould recover.
O th e r in ju re d p a sse n g e rs, a fte r
above.
f
ir
On entering the seven B, the pu -1 s t aid w as re n d e re d , w ere ab le to
pil finds a slightly changed condition re su m e th e ir jo u rn e y .
A broken ja il caused the observa-
— there being a _____
special teacher for
each subject. At the same time they ition car to leave the track on a
find a greater number of pupils in ! curve> Pulling the pullman after it.
this class.
class, a s all th e sev en th am?
eighth g ra d e p u p ils in A sh lan d a re " ’ i“ *‘s<b‘-v B rid g e Club Meets—
taught a t th e J u n io r high b u ild in g .
M rs’ G uy Ja c o b s e n te r ta in e d th e
These two g ra d e s co m p rise w h a t is " e,llW 9da-v B ridge clu b la s t W ednes-
properly termed J u n io r high.
(,av n ig b t’ tb e fo llo w in g lad ie s be-
IÏ
WHEN CARS
' LEAVE TRACK
T h e w o rk in th is g ra d e is only
p re s e n t: M esdam es C. A. C o tte r,
s lig h tly ch a n g ed from th a t in t h e ' 0 ’ H H e d b u r&- W a lte r B evington
previous grade, grammer being W a lte r F r u la n , G eorge M acV icar,
taught during the B semester and J. C. P o o r, C. A. S h u tts , J . D. M cR ae,
history during the A semester. Sew­ L. C. C h u rc h , R oy H ale. S. D y ru d ,
ing for the girls and physical train­ M iss E lsie A lex an d er. R e fre s h m e n ts
ing for both boys and girls are new w ere served.
subjects in this grade.
Agriculture for the boys is taken New Dodge
Mr. ana
and Mrs’ G A. Cotter are
up in the seventh A In this sub-k ™r-
____________ _ [s p o rtin g a b ra n d new D odge to u rin g
(Cotftlnued on Page 4)
car.
Home of Mr. and Mrs. Paulserud
Scene of Enjoyable Party
Among the notable events of the
season were those at which Mr. and
Mrs. O. A. Paulserud, in their home
at 124 Oak street, entertained their
numerous friends Wednesday and
Thursday nights with card and danc­
ing parties. The house was prettily
decorated with numerous pot's of
flowers, interspersed with the deli­
cate green of ferns.
Punch was
served throughout both evenings.
Cards and dancing were the enjoy­
able entertainments indulged in. At
I t o’clock an elegant and daintily
appointed luncheon was served by
the host and hostess, whose charm-
lag hospitality permeating the home
wW he a cherished memory for all
the «M ats.
These invited Wednesday were:
Mrs. Hal McNair, Mr. and
Mr. *ad
Mrs. E lm o N eil, H. G. E n d e rs J r .,
Mr. a n d M rs. V. V. M ills, A ndrew
M cC allen, M iss H elen D ick erso n , Mr.
a n d M rs. W illiam B riggs, Mr. a n d
Mrs. T. J . C offm an, Mr. a n d M rs.
H o w ard B a r re tt, Mr. a n d M rs. E d ­
m u n d Dew s. Dr. a n d Mrs. R. L. B ur-
dic, Mrs. E m m a C offee, Miss G eorgie
C offee, F loyd P lace, J o h n F in n e ra n ,
M iss F e r n M urphy, Mr. an d Mrs. H.
K. T o m lin so n , M r. a n d M rs. E a rl
B eeson, J. A. K o h a g e n , Mr. a n d M rs.
N a te B ates, H u g h B ates, Mr. a n d
M rs. R ay M urphy, Mr. a n d Mrs.
K e n n e th M cW illiam s, Mr. a n d Mrs.
H a rry H a rris o n , M iss S idnia H elm an
an d H a ro ld P ro se.
T h u rs d a y
n ig h t
th o se
p re s e n t
w ere: M illard G d ubb, M iss A ileen
(Continued on Page Four)
Citizens National
Shows Substantial
increase tor Year
E BEETLES
NFEST SOUTHERN
FATTY HAS HAD
D E T R O IT , Ja n .
S
O ver one m illion a c re s
tim b e r in s o u th e rn
of
O regon
pine
is
in
g re a t d a n g e r of bein g k illed by pine
b eetles, a c co rd in g to a re p o rt just,
m ade by A. J. J a e n ic k e of th e fo r­
est serv ice to th e d is tr ic t fo re ste r.
T h e re h as been a pine b e e tle d a m ­
ag e of a t lea st one a n d o n e -h a lf b il­
lion feet of yellow pine on th e in ­
fested a re a d u rin g th e p a st te n
y e a rs. T h e r e p o rt e m p h a size s th e
n ecessity of p ro m p t co n tro l m e a s­
u re s if f u r th e r d a m a g e by th e pine
b e e tles is to be p re v e n te d a n d th e
e x ten sio n of th e d a m a g e to tim b e re d
a re a s sto p p ed . T he tim b e r in q u e s ­
tion covers an a c re a g e of 1,200,000
a c re s. H a lf of th is a re a is in p r i­
v a te o w n e rsh ip a n d th e o th e r h a lf
under
fe d e ra l c o n tro l
c o n sistin g
la rg e ly of n a tio n a l fo re s t a n d In d ia n
re s e rv a tio n tim b e r. T h e tim b e r is
lo cated in J a c k so n , K la m a th a n d
L ak e c o u n tie s in O regon a n d in M od­
oc co u n ty in n o rth e rn C a lifo rn ia .
T h e in fe ste d reg io n in O regon
ta k e s in som e of th e G reen S p rin g s
m o u n ta in 16 m iles e a st of A sh lan d ,
a n d e x te n d s s o u th w a rd to th e C ali­
fo rn ia line a n d n o rth w a rd to th e
s a d d le of Buck la k e a n d J e n n y creek
d ra in a g e .
I t in clu d e s a ll th e tim ­
b e r in O regon w hich lies b etw een
A sh lan d a n d K la m a th lak e, so u th of
th e D ead In d ia n c o u n try a n d a ll th e
tim b e r in K la m a th an d L a k e c o u n ­
tie s s o u th of S p ra g u e riv e r an d w est
o f Goose la k e in L a k e co unty.
T h e p riv a te tim b e r o w n e rs w hose
p ro p e rty is th re a te n e d by th is b e e tle
d e p ra d a tio n have o rg an iz ed th e m ­
selves fo r th e c o n tro l of th e m en ­
ace. h u t b e c a u se of th e in te rm in g le d
c h a ra c te r of th e fe d e ra l a n d p riv a te
o w n e rsh ip , it is n e c e ssa ry to in s titu te
c o n tro l m e a su re s on th e fe d e ra l tim ­
b e r a t th e sa m e tim e. T h e re p o rt
b rin g s o u t th e fa c t th a t in o rd e r to
e n a b le th e g o v e rn m e n t to h a n d le th e
s itu a tio n on its ow n tim b e r an d p e r­
m it th e p riv a te o w n e rs to proceed
sa fe ly w ith th e ir ow n fight, a g a in s t
th e b e e tles, th e low er h o u se of con­
g ress h a s re c e n tly passed an a p p ro ­
p ria tio n b ill c a rry in g $150,060.
T im b e r in te re s ts of th e s ta te h av e
th e ir re p re s e n ta tiv e s in W a sh in g ­
to n , D. C., w h e re th e y w ill a p p e a r
b e fo re th e s e n a te fin a n c e c o m m ittee
and u rg e th e p a ssa g e of th is a p p ro ­
p ria tio n bill. T h e p assag e of th e hili
is c o n fid e n tly expected.
T he c o n tro l m e a s u re s fo r th e
s p rin g of 1922, w ill c o n sist of feY
ing, p e e lin g a n d b u rn in g th e h a rk oi
th e d y in g tre e s c o n ta in in g th e b e e ­
tle s b e fo re th e in se c ts e m e rg e to a t-
(Continued on Page Four)
Ford May Build
Expensive Cars
T he a n n u a l m e e tin g of th e s to c k ­
h o ld e rs of th e C itizens N a tio n a l bank
of A sh lan d , w as held y e s te rd a y a f ­
tern o o n in th e b a n k room s.
T he c a sh ie r s u b m itte d an e x h a u s ­
tive re p o rt sh o w in g th e a c tiv itie s of
th e b a n k fo r th e p a st y e a r. T h is r e ­
p o rt show ed an in cre ase in th e b u si­
ness of th e b a n k of som e $5000 ovei
t h a t show n in th e s ta te m e n t issued
fo r th e firs t h a lf of th e y e a r a n d
seem s to in d ic a te a h e a lth ie r c o n d i­
tio n of b u sin ess.
Im m e d ia te ly a f te r tn e s to c k h o ld ­
e rs m ee tin g , th e new ly elected b o a rd
of d ire c to rs convened a n d elected
th e o ffic e rs fo r th e e n s u in g y ear.
T h e d ire c to rs elected a re : C. B.
L a m k in , W . F. Loom is, S. P a t te r ­
son, W. M. Poley, J. P. D odge, J. W.
M illner, a n d V. O. N. S m ith . T he
o ffic e rs chosen a r e :
J . P. D odge,
p re s id e n t; C. B. L a m k in , vice p re s i­
d e n t; V. O. N. S m ith , c a s h ie r; F . S.
E n g le, a s s is ta n t c a sh ie r: S. A. P e t­
e rs J r ., a s s is ta n t c a sh ie r.
OF DOLL LIFE
13.— R e p re s e n ta ­
tiv e s of E dsel F o rd a n d
M otor com pany
will
bid
th e
fo r
F o rd
th e
PANIC AMONG
p ro p e rty of th e L incoln M otor com ­
pany at th e a u c tio n se t fo r F e b ru a ry
(B y I n te r n a tio n a l New s S ervice)
4, it w as s ta te d a t th e F o rd M otor
SAN FRA N C ISCO , J a n . 13.— The!
com pany offices a t D e a rb o rn to d ay .
If th e F o rd com pany o b ta in s th e
p a st fo u r m o n th s have been th e
UP TO A LATE HOUR THIS MORN.
I
p
ro
p e rty , a new L incoln M otor com ­
q u ie te s t in th e life of R oscoe ( F a tty )
ING ONLY TH REE MEN HAI)
pany will be o rg an iz ed , It was s ta te d ,
BEEN RESCUED AND TAKEN
A rb u ck le.
and th e F o rd in te re s ts will begin
TO
HOSPITALS.
Up u n til his a r r e s t ju s t fo u r th e m a n u fa c tu re of h ig h e r priced
m o n th s ago th e fam o u s film com e­ c a rs th a n has been th e custom in th e
From Present Indications It May lb
d ian led a c a re -fre e existence.
past.
Days B efore Men ('an Bo Rein-Ins
“ T h e p a r ty ’s th e th in g ! ” w as his
— They Are B elieved to be Buri<-<
m o tto , a c co rd in g to his frie n d s, and
B eneath Tons o f Coal Rock.
he a lw a y s so u g h t to get a ll th e fun
a v a ila b le o u t of life.
SCRANTON. P a., J a n . 13.— Six
He s ta g e d p a rtie s g a lo re , (hey say,
ten m in e rs w ere en to m b ed by a cave
in th e old days.
in in a m ine in S outh S c ra n to n th h
T hen cam e a lm o st th re e w eeks in
m o rn in g .
Up to a la te h o u r this
ja il.
D u rin g th is tim e “ F a t ty ”
m
o
rn
in
g
only
th re e m en, each ser
ta lk e d to no one b u t his co u n sel. He
iously in ju re d , had been rescu ed a u t
h ad lots of tim e to th in k .
ta k e n to th e h o sp ita ls.
F re e d on bond w hen th e c h a rg e
T h e cave-in, w hich o c c u rre d e a rlj
a g a in s t him w as red u c e d to m a n ­
th
is
m o rn in g , cam e w ith o u t w a rn in g
s la u g h te r, he w en t to his L os A n­
ca u sin g a panic am o n g th e m in e rs
geles hom e w ith his w ife, M inta D ur-
B elief t h a t m ore p ro g re ss in gam e hom es.
B u ildings
w ere sh a k e n
fee, w ho c am e from New Y ork to
p ro te c tio n a n d p ro p a g a tio n has been w indow s b ro k en , a n d sle e p in g fam
h is sid e w hen th e s to rm b ro k e
e x p erien ced since th e last re g u la r ¡lies of m in e rs w ere tu m b le d Iron
a b o u t him . She, who h ad been se p ­
session of th e le g is la tu re w hen th e :h e ir beds. S tre e t p a v e m e n ts won
a ra te d from him fo r th re e y e a rs, has
com m ercial and g am e in te re s ts w ere c ru m b led as th e e a rth gave aw aj
been h is c o n s ta n t co m p an io n ever
s e p a ra te d , is ex pressed by S ta te b e n e ath them .
since.
She s a t th ro u g h every ses­
It is feared th a t a ll th e entom bec
P A R IS , J a n . 13.— R aym ond P o in ­ sion of his f ir s t tr ia l a n d w as w ith G am e W ard en B u rg h d u ff, in his a n ­
n u a l re p o rt filed recen tly w ith th e m en a re dead, as it is g e n e ra lly be
c a re , fo rm e r p re s id e n t of F r a n c e .'
him w h en he a rriv e d h e re fo r his
s ta te fish a n d g am e com m ission.
lieved th a t th ey a re b u rie d b e n e a tl
w ho w as d e sig n a te d by P r e s i d e n t ' second tria l.
T h a t th e office of th e s ta te gam e to n s of coal a n d rock a n d from al
M illeran d to form th e new m in is try
“ F a t ty ’s ” c a rr e e r h a s been a pic­
w a rd e n lias been a fin a n c ia l success in d ic a tio n s it m ay be d ay s b e io n
to succeed th e B rian d c a b in e t, ju s t tu re s q u e one.
is show n by th e fact th a t th e receip ts th ey can be rea c h e d .
resig n e d , will be u n a b le to co m p lete
Born in Kansas
exceed
th e e x p e d itu re s by $55,-
th e ta s k to d a y , he s ta te d a fte r a
H e w as b o rn in K a n sa s in 1887.
long c o n fe re n ce w ith M illeran d . H e He e a rly beg an to a c t an d to u re d 131.40. A dding th e b a la n c e from
is m ee tin g w ith m an y d iffic u ltie s in w ith sto ck c o m p an ies an d fin ally had 1920 b rin g s th e to ta l b alan ce on
h a n d to $80,488.13.
s e c u rin g m in is te rs .
a com pany of his ow n.
L a te r on,
One of th e m ost in te re s tin g fea ­
w hen th e “ m o v ie s” beg an to ta k e
tu re s of th e rep o rt is th e ta b le of
hold, he s ta r te d w ith K ey sto n e, a t
s ta tis tic s sh o w in g the a r r e s ts m ade
$3 a day a s an e x tra m an. L a te r he
by gam e w a rd e n s fo r v io latio n of th e
got to be a le a d in g m an an d a d i­
fish and gam e law s. F o r th e year
recto r.
th e r e w ere 605 a rr e s ts for g am e law
T h a t “ e x tr a ” m an , A rb u c k le , w as
v io la tio n s a n d 50 for fisli law v io la ­
q u ite a d iffe re n t m an fro m th e pie-
tio n s.
F ro m th is n u m b e r 92 w ere
th ro w in g “ F a t ty ” in w hose h onor
c o n tin u e d fo r se n te n c e, th e fines
film p ro d u c e rs a n d e x h ib ito rs te n ­
W ASH IN GTON,
Jan.
13.— N ot
a m o u n tin g to $18,780.
d e re d a b a n q u e t in Los A ngeles F e b ­
less th a n tw o b illions, seven h u n d re d
T h e re w ere 3694 g am e b ird s lib ­
ru a ry 16, 1917, on th e eve of his d e ­
fifty m illio n s m u st be pro v id ed fo r
e ra te d by th e com m ission and th e re
p a rtu r e fo r New Y ork.
th e s o ld ie rs ’ b o n u s o u t of th e p ro ­
a re now on h a n d 1194 on th e C or­
‘ F a t ty ” becam e a c o n n o isse u r of
posed fo u r b illion B ritish bond issue,
v allis farm a n d 2056 on th e E u g en e
m o to r cars. H e alw ay s b o u g h t ca rs
is th e ju d g m e n t of S e n a to r L odge,
fa rm .
th a t could speed, b u t th e a v e ra g e
re p u b lic a n s e n a te lea d e r.
L o d g e ’s
One of th e a c tiv itie s of th e com ­
“ cop” p assed “ F a tty ” up m o st of th e
e s tim a te is based, it is s ta te d , upon
m ission d u rin g th e p a s t y e a r was
tim e, th ey w ere so r a p t in a s to n is h ­
th e belief th a t from 72 to 75 per
th e sa lv a g in g of th e fish from th e
m e n t a t th e s ig h t of his cars. T his
cent of ex-service m en will re q u ire
C olum bia riv e r slo u g h s a n d th e lib ­
w as th e re s u lt of h is p u rc h a s e of five
a cash bon u s w hen th e a d m in is tra ­
e ra tin g of them in o th e r w a te rs of
d iffe re n t c u s to m -b u ilt b o dies fo r his
tio n le a d e rs u n d e rta k e to c a rry Out
th e s ta te .
v a rio u s c a rs, a n d he a lw a y s in siste d
the plan of lin k in g so ld ie r bonus
on s h in in g nick el a n d loud colors.
plan s w ith th e B ritish w a r debt.
You c a n n o t b u ild a re p u ta tio n
“ F a t ty ” g av e th e w orld a n o th e r
T he plan involves th e sa le of fo u r
on th e th in g s you a re going to do.
th rill e a rly in 1919 w hen it w as a n ­
billion d o lla rs w o rth of B ritish gov­
T h a t’s w hy th e C h a m b e r of C om ­ n o unced th a t he h ad been sig n ed up
e rn m e n t s e c u ritie s g u a ra n te e d by th e
m erce h a s not a b e tte r re p u ta tio n .
fo r th re e y e a rs by A dolph Z u k o r for
A m erican g o v e rn m e n t as a p ra c tic a l
T h e s e c re t of success lies in th e
$ 3 ,000,000. W h e th e r th is w as to be
m eans of m ee tin g th e g rav e p ro b ­
d ire c tio n of th e C h a m b e r of Com ­ a ll s a la ry o r w as to in clu d e th e tu r n ­
lem s p re se n te d by th e s o ld ie rs ’ bon u s
m erce, not on th e s tu ff it w o rk s
ing o v er of a c e rta in n u m b e r of film s
an d th e fo reign w a r d e b t; a t th e
on.
HAZ K IK .
LONDON, J a n . 13.— G eorges C ar sa m e tim e p ro v id in g sta b iliz a tio n of
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p e n tie r, h e a v y w e ig h t ch am p io n box-1 th e in te rn a tio n a l econom ic a n d fi­
e r of E u ro p e , won his m atch h e re ' n a n c ia l c o n d itio n s b o th h ere a n d
la s t n ig h t a g a in s t G eorge Cook, th e ab ro a d .
A u s tra lia n heav y w eig h t. H e knocked
Cook o u t in th e fo u rth ro u n d .
LOGAN. W . Va.. J a n . 1 3 — In ­
Poincare To Form
French Ministry
H az JÇik
BULLETINS
Friday the Thirteenth
SAN FR A N C ISCO , Ja n . 13.— T he
f ir s t p a n e l of 65 ju r o r s w as ex­
h a u ste d to d ay in a n e ffo rt to se cu re
a ju ry to try A rb u c k le in h is second
tria l fo r m a n s la u g h te r. J u r o r a f te r ,
j u r o r p leaded “ preconceived o p in ­
io n ” to s e c u re rele ase from d u ty.
d ic tm e n ts, c h a rg in g tre a s o n w ere re ­
tu rn e d
se c re tly
y e ste rd a y
by a
g ra n d ju r y a g a in s t o ffic ia ls of th e
U nited M ine W o rk e rs a n d w ere m ade
public to d ay . T lie„ in d ic tm e n ts a re
th e o u tg ro w th of th e a rm e d in arch
la s t s u m m e r of th e m in e rs to th e
L ogan co u n ty b o rd er.
Second Anniversary Program
Of National Prohibition Victory
Sunday, 7:30 p. m., Presbyterian Church
T he v a rio u s c h u rc h e s and o rg a n i­ r.on O ldfield.
A d d ress— “ F o r th e
za tio n s of th e city will u n ite to g e th ­ S ak e of O ur F u tu r e C itiz e n s”— P ro f.
S in g in g — H igh
e r S u n d ay e v e n in g to c e le b ra te th is G eorge A. B riscoe.
School Glee club. A d d ress, “ W h a t
g re a t ev en t a n d a la rg e a u d ie n c e is
Can W e Do to B rin g E n fo rc e m e n t of
expected to h e a r th e w e ll-a rra n g ed th e P ro h ib itio n L aw ” — Rev. K o e h ­
p ro g ra m o u tlin e d below :
le r.
Song— M ale q u a rte t. A d d ress,
Song service— Led by M rs. H. T. “ P ro h ib itio n a n d C o m m erce”— J. H.
E lm o re, w ith o rc h e s tra a c c o m p a n i­ F u lle r, s e c re ta ry o f th e C h a m b e r of
m en t. S c rip tu re re a d in g — P ro f. Ira ; C om m erce. A d d ress, ‘‘L et Us M ake
W ilson. P r a y e r — Rev. W. L. E vans. O ur V ictory S e c u re ” — Rev. W . L.
A d d ress “ T a k e T im e to be P a tr io tic ” E vans.
Song— “ A m e ric a ” .
B ene­
— M ayor C. B. L am k in .
A d d ress, d ic tio n — R ev. K o ehler.
“ P ro h ib itio n H is to ry ”-— Rev. Jo se
Rev. C. A. E d w a rd s will also give
p h in e C ham pie.
D u et— M iss J e a n a n a d d re s s , sp e a k in g on “ T h e N in e­
A n d e rso n , M rs. E. O. S m ith .
A d­ te e n th A m e n d m e n t of F i r s t Aid to
d ress, “ T he W o rld L ooks to Us fo r th e E n fo rc e m e n t of th e Eighteenth
M oral L e a d e rs h ip ” — R ev. W. Ju<l- A m e n d m e n t.”