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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28
THE CATHOLIC FAIR

| This Is a most delightful place 70 spend
an evening. and in fact 70 see all the nice
| things on exhibit a few hours can be
pleasantly spent. The .'ladies bazaar" Is u
sight. Here are things too numerous to
mention, and all arranged ia fine shape.
Presenting beautiful picture among the
choice things ut this stand is a sofa pillow,
elegant in material, workmanship and
pattern; glass globe with gold fish. q
Bisc doll. donated by Sister Mary Adrian.
now of Iowa, a china tea set. glass water
set, hand painted landscape view. the gift
of Mrs. Levy; ladies' aud Rentlemen's
hats. This bazar is in Charge of Mrs.
Hasen. Mrs. Balla, Mrs. Jennings and
Mrs. Getto.
The young ladies' fancy bazaar is attrac-
tive and full OF beautiful things. Here is
a golden chair presented by the sisters of
the Pro cathedral school. Here is an ele-
CANT plush rocker. fancy fruit dish, set in
platter of silver. fine book Case presented
by MIR. Pearce. etc. This booth is in
charge OF Misses Kate Hannibal, Alathe
Russell and Linot.
Then there is q wheel OF fortune. ice
cream booth, in charge of Name Hanuibs l.
There Is gypsy tent where eau be
found one OF this strange Fri be
telling fortunes. and many are the iDistic
revelations spoken by this dispenser OF
future lore. Several ladies and gentlemen
have here found their affinity, and are
preparing 10 accept he conditions OF life as
learned ia this tent from oue who has sIuGi
ed the stars, and learned the secr-t iufsenc-
Is of the planets on mind and hearts. There
is score of real pretty girls Inviting yol
TO take chances in chairs, gold neckIsces.
hi cycles, etc The most attractive place
in the house Ito the reporter) Is tho dining
room. Here st noon can be purchased
tiiunrr for - cents that is equal 10 the
feast Of the gods, aud to prove this seventy
certificates from business tnea, and others
who diuAi there yesterday eau be pro-
cured supper from six 10 usini2nc is
equally as good as dsuner, ami such
oysters has never been seen Ia Wichita.
Mrs Holloway. Mrs. Dsye<. Mr.. S8ea.
have charge OF this department. Bsaasi-
fal youDg ladies receive aud entertain the
guests with courtesy ani grace. and
Father Then with a score Of atie. re
fined. snd handsome I~diss are
ever ready 70 welcome and en.ivsn
sh= beurs with social coaver~e. Tue
air of the Large room shisnmers
sud slghs with music a. Giscoarssa by
S;1s,w's orcbestrs.
Yesterday ths academy girls visited tire
.8ail. and several neurs were passed ia
rEseFrs saad happy aaao<. proEssuAsis and
Il sc
Fi>lors dent have 20 bur sayrhinS Il
they sson's waas to. and ar. sesSotnr 80 .
s~-si nfefe they caa snisy tns scsse aud
s2Ech the happy ervsss sSaa ssssslssg ssces,
IS tney pcssfs.-nAss OF gather "a sroaps
sssoai the hzil
iS.sS esea5ag there ~ss \ a1- sttstss
znc-. and se.eTss candidates sesr pre-
SEATED Tor she vxFsou. tt.fis. VIZ. IDs gsit
cHAsE-Ara ". polx. ArA IL sens:sxsss,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28
Herman 4 Hess

It was a favorite saying
of Benjamin Franklin, "that
if he obtained but one idea
from a book he considered
himself repaid for his in
vestment."
The idea you will obtain
from an inspection of our
stock of fail and winter cloth
ing will be that it is the best
and most carefully selected
ever brought to Southwest
Kansas, and should you in
vest, the idea will be con-
verted into a lasting i'm
preston, that it is the
cheapest Quality consider
ED that you ever pur-
chased.
We give FREE with each
purchase amounting to $25,
a life size, hand made cray
on portrait. It will make
a handsome gift to some
loved one.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28
PERSONALS

Judson Morris Of Chicago IL at the Occl.
dental
j. c. Pollock Of Kingman il at tho Occi.
dental
G. W. Hardy OF Hutchinson was at the
Occidental yesterday.
II. Cassidy OF Hutchinson is guest as
the Manhattan.
G.. w. Kyle Of New York Is stopping at
the Manhattan.
The Misses Hughes Of Augusta were In
the city shopping yesterday.
j. l.. Beusre and wife OF Kingman ara
guests 1t the Manhattan.
o. NJ Hoskins OF Mcpherson was at ths
Manhattan yesterday.
E. E. Shaeffer. OF Toledo, was u the
Carey yesterday.
VIM NJ. Davidson, of Topeka, IL . guest
at the Carey.
c. E. Abbott. Of Hsrington. IL At the
Carey hotel
J. B. Watkins. Of Omaha. Is . guest .,
the Carey.
F. D. Dodge, Of Wheeling. W. Va. was
at the Carey last night.
w. S. Ferguson, Ct Denver, is In the
city.
Z. C. Weller, of Galena, was in the city
last night.
Chas. w. Hobbie, of Kiows, came 10 sas,
night
John Riley, Of ST. Louis, Is at the Occs-
dental.
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for princely munificence. In thus hastily
reviewing some of the chief characters
tics of one Of the benevolent orders of our
time. / know full well have but echoed
the sentiment of all who have had
occasion to investigate the order and
its manifold benefits and blessings. Let
US all strive to reach the high mark OF
principles embodied in the orders to which
we may belong, so that we may in the
best sense fulfill the high destiny of our
being. Let us SO live that when our sum
mons comes to join the innumerable cara
van, that moves 10 the MYSTERIOUS realm.
where each shall take his chamber in the
silent halls of death, We 60 not like the
quarry slave at night scourged to his dun
geon, but, sustained and soothed by an
trust, approach the grave like
one who wraps the drapery of bis couch
about him. and lies down to pleasant
dreams
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28

the boys bicycle-HeDry Brennan and
Johnnie Aherne; the child's necklace
Mamie Mahan and Rosa Getto. Mrs.
Schnitzler. Henry Brennan and Mamie
Mahan are In the lead. so far.
The following articles were taken by the
parties named: Pin cushion, Ann Nathan
child. ring, Ollie Dunning; dolls set. Leo
Mckenzie; fine shoes. Mrs. c. A. Weirick;
album. Joe Clark; lady's hat. Sadie Nc
Carly; doll, Maggie Richmond; pickle cas-
tor. Mrs. A. Mahan; toilet set, Joseph
Koehler.
This evening several new features will
be introduced. Every body is invited.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28

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the fail 20 nsDg 90 al winter is snes
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28

The public is invited to attend the next
monthly meeting OF the Humane society
on Tuesday. Nov. /. at three p. M The
meeting will be held in the city building.
From three to four the exercises will be
public and the reports of the society's
work Will be of interest to all.
The members of the board OF directors
and the chairmen of the various commit
tees will please bear in mind this meeting
At four o'clock the board will hold bus
ness session.
r l.. MARSH, President.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28

The weapons TO have been used in the
contemplated assassination Of Hon. Jerry
Simpson have been discovered, aud will be
exhibited for few days only. in the west
window OF the Wichita Book company,
lis East Douglas avenue. N0twiab-tand-
ing the immense cost o. securing them. no
admission fee will be charged. di$0 IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28

Parties having railroad tlesets which
they ~isD 10 dispose 81 esn sessd same 20
" III. Baker H. Co, railroad ticket bsok.f-,
Msntsttsn hotel. WieEsts. Kan, fnssfa
hers AUsrican Tick>t Brokers' assoe.s-
toni. who will eilor you liberal prices for
SANE AID max prompt iemittasee
df40 IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28
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RrAI. .,rArF rxA>srtn>

Furnished by Appiessts & Mallory,
Abstracters.)
The records In tho register OF deeds Office
show the following buyers:
J w Brown acres ia sw OF se OK 80
or sec s-2S / tax d..........-......s ii62
" + Bon Durant lots 40 Sycamore
street Kasisrrs second al ~d... 1913
G Kramer lots 40 14o Paramount
ad wd. ..................... 1850
J l. Brown lots HOP ii04 Biting ave
trriff-nsteins 10 aft -hf d......... 100
B l. Mcknight lots llg9 Iio4 Biting
ave Griffensteins 18th al wd. ...... 100 o
l. NJ Thorn lot blk 2 Ms. Hope Wi. fssi
Amount OF mortgsgs releases. .3ssi40
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28

Messrs. George Lewis and Carl Nicder
lander were out in the uthwestern part
OF the county yesterday on hunt aud
came back loaded with game. To judge
by the exploits they relate the young men
must be great marksmen.
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IL; TkOVATORE.

There will be regular rehearsal for the
gentlemens chorus this evening II 8
! O'Clock at the rooms of the signs in the
Biting block. All gentleman will please
be present. Com.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28

Howard Brady OF tie Santa Fe refriger-
ator department spent few hours In tbs
city yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28

Remember the Sckner conservatory
music pupils recital commences At
o'clock sharp this evening. Al Interest
ing program is prepared Seats free.
Come early aud avoid the crowd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28

A musical entertainmsnt will be given
Ut the Oak Street Presbyterian church to-
night aud n cordial invitation 10 EXTENDS.
to all. The program Is an excellent one
and will please.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28

Srs '. 4. EaxJ1sa ..s. iizs. wrap "a
Fist str>s. GEAR Market To. wrap L.
valuable 20 tbs owner. and finzles will be
rewarded BY Dcsifying Iks- Ka.issa
.e.re - czz he gcttss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28

Give M trial order for Tiffany BSu
quets." and get the b>s. io-eent cigar
made TiebiIs Wholesale Grocery ecss.-
pnny. distr buting agents. diIS I5t cd
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NgaaHSAxN

Mr. S. A. and II. c. McClung left yes
tertiay morning for New York aud other
eastern points, on three weeks business
trip.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28
ANNot, xcrMENIs

The Ladies Aid .ci.ty OF the Central
Christian church will meet today at the
residence of Mrs. 4. Simpson, corner OF
Fern and University. A large attendance
is desired
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28

In order 70 avoid an awful rush at the
city clerks Office all citizens who have not
registered should do 50 early this morn
iIY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28

A meeting Of the Columbian club will
be held in the Fletcher building. Friday,
IT .. m MRS JUNsERMASS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28

Come 70 the musical eorertAinment NJ
Oak street church. Friday evening Ad-
mission Il cents. G513 -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28

Ask yo1r dealer for Tiffany Hpuqn~.."
and get the o-s, cent cigar on earth.
disS u: cod
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28

Tifany Bouquets 80. the rsr~st gems of
demessie rozn1tscture- Try tssn. " sst-
ia w hoieszis Grocery eolaysny. Ssos~.sls
agents. dlSs Is cod
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28

George j. Cochran. of ST. Louis. one of
the stockholders in the Whitaker g. Sons
packing house company, is in the city,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28

Casouei Bryssf sf camp Suopiy. "a is
The city visiting Mrs Hendrieksoa- lis Is
accom- panied By hsx tasty
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This is October cs-the last day On which
you can register.
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AMATEUR BOXING.
Spirited Bout. at the Olympic Club

Spirited Bouts at the Olympic Cuba
Swordsman's Challenge.
The announcement that five brace of
boxers would enter the new 'rubbered'
ring last evening at the Olympic Club was
enough to "call in" every member Of the
club. and long before William Greer Harri-
son. the President, called the club to order
the gymnasium was packed with spectators
who take more pleasure in witnessing one
good fistic bout than all the wrestling and
gymnastics that could be produced in
week.
AS is generally the case, the athletes who
boxed last evening gave general satisfac-
ton. Some Of the bouts were very holly
contested and the sight OF a little blood did
not cause any member to feel the leas: sick
at the stomach.
During short intermission between
rounds Ben Bognar, the clubs funny man.
mad bur.esque Knockout with one of the
Juvenile midget-weights. 1t was most
amusing spectacle and created much laugh
ter. especially when the little 'un put the
finishing touch on Professor Ben's jaw.
The result of the match contests is as
follows: Ed Pinkus, JIG pounds, of the
San Francisco Athletic Club, defeated Frank
Kenny. 117h pounds (unattachedl. in four
rounds.
j. j. Egaa. 134h pounds. alpine Club.
put to sleep j. b. Hill. 140k pounds (unat-
taehed), in the third round.
+. CoughliD, 115 pounds (unattached), was
defeated by +. Skuse. 115h pounds, of the
San Francisco Athletic CLUB, after a CON-
test which lasted eight rounds. The match
was to be determined in five rounds, but
the judges could not decide the winner, and
three extra rounds were contested before
the officials could agree on decision in
favor OF Skuse, who certainly should have
been awarded the match after the sixth
round, having scored the greater number OF
points.
l.. Virgins, 143 pounds (unattached)
stopped j. McBrearty, 14S pounds (unat-
taehed). In the third round, by punch in
the stomach during rally near the ropes.
McBrearty was in no condition for the game,
having acted as proxy for Flynn. who had
taken sick week before the match.
A. Williams, 12S pounds @. c. defeated
Il. Valento, 49, pounds (unattached), after
hard f0ur-rOund contest.
The evenings entertainment was brought
70 finish by ive-round contest between
ii. l.. Fabry (unattached) and j. III. Ken
nedy, Ill pounds (unattachedl. Kennedy
fought game, but he was handicapped ia
not having the remotest knowledge of the
manly art. Fabry's straight left hand
punches won him the contest
The medals won by the wrestlers in last
January's tournament were distributed dur
Ing the awning.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10

liar you areY and "Why didn't you let ma
sink, boys?" Nothing daunted she kept on
TO the last. reviewing her married life from
The lime she became tho bride OF John Me-
Laughlip. a ship carpenter of Liverpool.
some thirty years ago. According to Mrs.
Mclaughlin the vicinity of Third and
Townsend streets is a most uniueky place
for John. She has often warned him from
the place and because he did not heed
her advice she whipped him yesterday
afternoon. Three wears ago McI.augh-
lin had employment on building not
a hundred feet from his accident of yester-
day. One day staging fell and lie had
four ribs broken. Nine months after this
he was struck by switch-engine less than
fifty yards from yesterdays fall. He was not
seriously injured but was confined to the
house for about month. The second num-
Der in this series convinced Mrs. Mclaughlin
that John ought TO give the locality a wide
berth, and she instructed him accordingly.
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M'LAUGHLIN'S FALL.

lie Takes a Header Into the Bay and Is
Aherward Whipped by His wife.
John Mclaughlin, who resides at 2ll3
Hilbert street. fell into the bay from the
wharf al the foot OF Third street yesterday
afternoon and very nearly drowned. Kind
hands hshed him out and nursed him back
to lie. When the man had recovered con-
seriousness his wife appeared on the scene
and with long Stat Tell to beating him
with great vigor She was asked to stop.
but paid no. attention TO the request, and
finally the loungers were obliged to use
force 10 order to save the man from further
punishment. as he was In no condition to
defend himself. Somewhat out of breath
from hurrying to the scene of disaster and
furnishing Its victim the woman took a seat
on BOARD pile aud explained why she
beat John. During her woful recital she
was frequently interrupted by her husband
with such expressions as '0h. Mary, what
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DANGEROUS REV0LVERS.
Two Men Arrested for Brandishing TIL,
IN. Sal

Two Men Arrested for Brandishing TIL m
in Saloons.
William Smith, a rather tall and lanky
individual. who halls from FL Paso. Tex,
entered the Auditorium saloon, on Powell
street. last evening, and approaching the
bartender. said, "Give me forty acres of
land and a mule" The bartender, taking
him for crazy dynamiter, ordered him out
of the house. The man refused to go, and
drew revolver TO emphasize his refusal.
Two men sprang upon him, and in a second
Smith was landed. revolver and all on the
sidewalk. This was bad for Smith, as OFF,
Ger I. j. Dngan Immediately picked him up
and tranferred him to the City Prison, where
he was charged with carrying a copcealed
weapon. Smith afterward stated that forty
acres and mule was in his Country a
synonym for claret punch.
D. IL. Taylor. a middle-aged man of
diminutive stature, is now rusiicating In the
City Prison for an offense similar to that OF
the gentleman from El Paso. Mr. Taylor was
Intoxicated In degree sufficient to over
come any scruples which he may have
cherished concerning the value OF human
lie. lie entered saloon at the corner OF
Washington and Montgomery streets, and
after declaring himself to all present drew
his revolver and threatened to blow the
brains out OF a Door besotted individual.
The proprietor rushed out OF the saloon.
and meeting Officer L. Rourke, had him
arrest Tayior
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CITY ITEMS In BRIEF.

The extension OF the McAliister. street cable.
ROAD was completed yesterday. aud cars are now
running out Fulton street to Seysuth avenue
The case OF ex-Policeman /. fl. Douglass
charged with assault TO XIII James Flynn has
been continued until Monday. Flynn is recoy-
efing.
Thomas u Sweeney, who constructed and do.
mated 10 the Golden Gate Park the hors shoe OBJ
servatofy on Strawberry Hi has decided 10
build an additional story to H.
nre was started In the house al 506 Bush
street yesterday by sOIBe one OF the occupants
stepping upon matches scattered on the, floor OF
me building. The fire resulted In a loss Of SOC
10 the owner, ii. A. Asher.
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THEY WILL FIGHT 1T.

Hotel Managers to Test the Validity OF
the Gas Ord nance.
The managers of the principal hotels of
the city met in the Palace yesterday to dis
cuss their recent arrest for violation OF a
city ordinance.
The ordinance in question requires all
hotels to place in conspicuous position in
every room sign reading. DO not blow
out the gas" and also requires each hotel to
make weekly report to the Gas Inspector
regarding the sanitary condition of the
house and the condition of the pipes and
plumbing.
The managers state that although the
ordinance went into effect year ago no
attempt has been made to enforce it until
lately. They declare that 1t was framed to
create position for a political favorte,
and say that guests take offense whenever
the warning about blowing out the gas is
posted In their apartments.
1t was unanimously agreed to engage
counsel to test in court the va ldiIy of the
enactment
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the Fasana. Secondly, the. Latter has been
sent out by the Austrian Government on a
special missiCG-no less than the attempt TO
clear the mystery which shrouds the fate of
Archduke John, who left his country three
or four years ago and is believed TO have
been drowned al sea.
When the cruiser San Francisco returned
from Chilean waters last autumn a story
was circulated to the effect that John Orth
had been traced to Valparaiso and was be-
lieyed TO have been the man who was
drawned in the harbor there. Two years
before this man giving the name OF John
Orth, and apparently about 81 years old,
set sail from Auckland, New Zealand, in
command of n German sailing ship. He
had with him woman OF considerable per-
sonal attractions, whom he always treated
with the greatest respect and represented
as his wife. II was rumored-presumably
on Orth'S own authority-that he was
nephew of the Emperor of Austria and had
left his fatherland because not permitted to
marry young woman whom he loved. The
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Divorce Proceedings.

Julia Tahar was divorced from Hadji
Tahar for desertion and consequent failure
to provide. They married in New York in
1887, but he left her to travel with Sells
Brothers circus, with which he receives a
salary Of $500 month as an Arabian aero
bat
Olga Hoffman was divorced by Judge
Lawler from Ferdinand Hoffman on the
ground OF failure 10 provide. She was
allowed to resume her maiden name Block.
Judge Trout divorced John ID. Osborne
from Annie on account of her desertiOn
dose OF Simmons Liver Regulator. taken daily,
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Marriage Licensos.

The following licenses to marry were
issued yesterday:
Herman w. l.. Raschke and Elise Waek-
ERIK, 24-27.
A. }. Hull and Carolyn s. Hamiltop
ass.
Ferdinand Graeber and Edith NJ. Hill.
dretb, 32-23.
Chen Hop and Yet Go, 29-25
Ernest +. kreiss and Adelaide u. Board.
man, 2S-23.
Halson II. Gruner and Annie Smith
31-2S. "'
George A. Nichols and Angie +. Furlev
24-21. 0''
William Peters and Meta Peters. 1917
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For the Queen of u.w.,,.

There is now On exhibition ia Kohler e.
Chsse's wareroom, % to 30 OFarrell street.
a grand piano. made of Hawaiian Island
woods. by J. d. c. Fischer Of New York. for
Queen LiliuokalanL The instrument, which
VIII be used IN the palace at Honolulu. was
ordered through Mr.. j. III. Soper of the
Hawaiian News Company, and will be for
warded to its destination by next steamer.
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Enworth League Convention.

ONTARIO, March 9--The Epworth League
Convention of San Diego district closed an
interesting session here to-day. There was
a large attendance Of delegates from Los
Angeles. San Bernardino and San Diego
counties. The following officers were
elected: President Dean, w. 4. Randall of
Ontario; Vice President. Miss NJ A. Reed
of Pomona; Secretary. Z. p. Clarke of On
tario; Treasurer. .. p. Burdg of Riverside;
Directors-C. j. Chase OF SIN JaeintO. Il. {.
Corey of Redlands. Mrs. ACQUIRE of River
side The next convention Will be held az
Carlsbad In july.