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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
DUNMORE DOINGS.

A P. McDonough raised his new barn
yesterday.
Fresh oysters received daily at Pal
mer's market.
The funeral Of Patrick Mcdonald was
held yesterday at 3 o'clock at st. Mary's
church.
Hugh Boyland and Miss Cassie Derrig
were married at st. Mary's church,
Wednesday.
Miss Millie Angwin and George
Dainty We're married last evening by
Rev. j. G. Leacock.
The entt! iainment that was to have
been held last Wednesday evening un-
der the auspices OF the Loyal Legion will
be held Saturday evening. They expect
10 give entertainments nearly every
meeting night fer some time.
\ large numLer of Dunmore young
people attended the Epworth league con.
vention at Hyde Park last evening
A number of the delegates will be
entertained by Dunmore residents
This conference convention is very In.
structive and helpful to both young
and old. Try and attend, If you have tC
make extra efforts
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West Side News Notes.

Mrs. Mathew Gross, of Wilkes Barre,
spent yesterday with friends on this
side.
David r. Williams, Of South Hyde
Park avenue, is recovering from an Ill
ness.
Miss Clark, OF Towanda, has been
added to the staff of teachers at No. IA
school.
Harry Courtright, Of Tunkhannock,
spent yesterday with friends on Lin
coin avenue.
necktie social was held on Wednes.
day evening In the Bellevue Welsh Cal
whistle Methodist church. A large
number Of persons We're present.
The Republican league OF the West
Side will hold a meeting in its rooms
on South Main avenue this evening.
The Columbian quartette, consisting
Of Philip Martin, Watkin Morgans
Bros Morgans and Daniel Hughes, will
leave today for Clifford, where they will
sing at Grand Army of the Republic
entertainment
william Miller, d boy residing or
Eynon street, was injured In the Arch,
bald mines yesterday morning, he be.
ing kicked in the head by mule. He
] was removed to his home where DR.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
VIII Close Saturday Night.

At the st. Paurs German Lutheran
church fair last evening the following
articles We're disposed OF by chance: A
rocker won by Herman Notz, and a
large picture won by George Hausman,
Of Alton, Ill. Ticket No. 2S, which won
the door prize Tuesday evening, was
presented by Mrs. Hage. The fair since
its opening has been we'll attended, and
the expectations of the congregation
have been already fulfilled. Saturday
evening the fair will close with grand
musical programme.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09

Annual commutation tickets for the use
of the Nay Aug Falls and Elmhurst Bou-
levard for driving purposes can be pro-
cured at the office of the treasurer, room
Z, Commonwealth building. Price, SIS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
The Driving Park

lots will be opened to the public some
day next week. The date will be given in
Tribune later. Best facilities offered
such as street railways. gas and water,
etc. Watch The Tribune for the date Of
opening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
Do You Know Brownie?

What a jovial fellow Full Of pin. Well
acquainted? Those that do not know him
should call at Davldow Bros, where you
can buy Brownie pins or rings for &c.
Davidow Bros.
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Buy the Weber
and get the best. At Guernsey Bros Q

Lost A plain gold ring, engraved on
inside Aaron and Sylvia, June End, 1891.
Finder will be literally rewarded by re-
turning to A.. Goldsmith. of Goldsmith s
Bazaar.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
The $40. 600 School House

for Columbia avenue has been let and will
be commenced Immediately. There are
still a few more lots left at low price.
Arthur Frothingham,
Office, Theater Lobby.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09

am prepared to receive limited num-
Der Of piano pupils. For terms etc., ad-
dress Richard Il. Lindsay,
S22 Mulberry Street.
Or at Powelrs Music az -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
Home. .Mndc Wine.

IT'S n pleasure to drink homemade
wine from those elegant rich cut-glasses
that Davidow Bros. have for sale.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09

Gentlemen's Driving Club races Satur-
day. 2p. IN.
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In the Soup.
Davidow Bros soup ladies.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09

Pillsbury's Flour Mills have q capacit
Of 1850 barrels q day.
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Committees in Charge. .

After this able discourse the meeting
closed with singing. The following are
the committees appointed: Ushers,
George Peck, Lou Jones, VIII Long,
George Jacoby, Frank Williams and
Harry Randolph; committee on assign
ment of delegates, w. II. Peck, c. W.
Lull and Minor e. Worden; committee
of register, B. B. Hicks, w. II. Peck,
F. S. oliver, c. w. Lull, Dayton Ellis
and Rev. NJ. D. Fuller; reception, G. F.
Whittemore, Edward Armbrust, Sllas
Walter, George Costman, Misses Lizzie
Costman, Anna Houser, Hattie Bow
man, Carrie Biddleman, Kate Brader,
Clara Vail, Grace Powell, Grace Engel,
Misses Price and Bauers, Name Clear
water, Name Hewett, Maggie Van
Camp, Maggie Jones, Miss Jurisch,
Clara Reynolds, Nellie Gardner, Min
ME Kimball, Corless, Abbie Hancock,
Stella Stubblebine, Mrs. NJ. d. Fuller,
Mrs. Benjamin, Mrs. Price, Mrs.
Stephens and Messrs. Sllas Walters,
Edward Armbrust, Harry Yost, Curtis
Powell, L. w. Miller Howard VAIL
John Heron, A. c. Meyers, Charles
Pursell. Thomas Henwood, Edward
Ainswin, Albert Hartman, Frank Will
Jams, Edmund Warner, Rev. L.C
Floyd, Mr.. Hanley, Ira Stephens, Mr.
Bishop, Mr.. Prestwood, Jonathan
George, Lloyd Cooper, Mr.. Lyney, Mr.
Broadbent and Mr.. Summer. The
bureau Of information was in charge ol
G. f. Whittemore.
The city officers are rs follows. Pres
ident, f. 2. Eyer; vice presidents, Mrs
Lettie Cliff, Henry HERSHEY, William
Crawford, Edward Ziegler, Miss Grace
Engel, William NJ. Prestwood and Miss
Clara Vail; recording secretary, d. b
Hicks; corresponding secretary Fl. S
Oliver.
Today's session Twill begin at S.9,
o'clock In place OF sunrise prayer
meeting, which was to have been held
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NORTON'S
FIRE : > . SALE

is now going on
at the Old Store,
322 Lackawanna ave-,
where the whole of
the wrecked stock
will be sold at prices
to interest buyers and
move the goods quickly.
, Miscellaneous Books,
Stationery, Fancy Articles.
Blank Account Books,
Wall Papers, Window
Shades,
Room and Frame Mould.
ings, which have been dam
aged by water and smoke
much Or little, and must be
sold at some price soon tC
clear the building for repairs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-08

Immediately after the opening OF
Superior Court this morning Charles
NJ. Curtis, representing the city In u
second certorarl case OF Mrs. Maria O.
Hartman vs. the Mayor and Council
made no objection to the Judgment
OF the lower court being reversed as
motioned ny II. H. Ward.
Argument on the will e1ectment case
of Mrs. Mary j. Patton VI. James q.
Dillon. occupied the remainder Of the
morning session. William s. Hilles
q. Bradford the defendant.
The facts OF the case are these:
Hugh Patton died October 49, 1888.
leaving all his property to his wife,
and numing Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr.;
as trustee, with power to convey. A
lot on West Fifth street was the ques-
ltion, and Mr.. Carpenter attempted to
convey 1t, and executed deed naming
himself as tiustee In exchange for
other property to James 9. Dillon.
I Objection was made By Mrs. Patton.
who did not know Of tn exchange
until after 1t was made ..ld upon Mr..
lCarpenter's consulting Mr.. Bradford
a new set OF Conveyances was made
by which he received from Mr.. Dillon
IA money consideration OF Sit60, $1,000
OF winch III still held for the heirs un-
der the terms OF the will. Mr.. Car
penter executed new deed.
\ MIR. Hilles contention WAS that Mi.
Carpenter had not the power to con.
ivoy the real estate. under the provi-
sions OF the will OF AIr. Patton, while
Mrs. Patton lived. DIr. Bradford con.
tended that In selling the real estate
he had not over exercised the power
vested in MIN under the Will.
Mis-. Patson was called and swore
| that she knew nothing OF Mr.. Carpen.
+. ter being named In the will of her hu :
A band, until the exchange was mad .
] Mr. Carpenter had never spoken Q
her Of the sale. The property for 10
months after her husbands death was
i'm the hands OF her son.
The case was still being argued
when Court adiourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-08

II were a family coming from
city south Of Wilmington and thought
1t such horrld place TO live la I
would 20 baex home agaln. No one
will object. Try IL.
II we're O lady | would try to en-
JOY this lovely weather.
II were a lady ] would not allow
people to think ] was the only pretty
woman In the city, II I were she.
Ii were certain person ! would DO
careful, az Rosslps are plenty.
IL | were sick would like TO be able
to enjoy these line days.
II people are poor and need help
they should never contradict state.
Iment whom true, and thus suffer for
the necessarles OF life.
IL were patient l would not dc.
tain my doctor long unless he has his
fortune made. Wouldn't you?
IL L were man living on the west
side and had pretty vile l would try
to push my business and keep her
better. Wouldn't your
II | were a man VINO was obliged to
make my living IN another State
would take my family with me. l
would indeed.
If wore man who had a good
paying business, would never let 1t
freeze. lot me tell you. 20.
| II were neighbor and had team
| would not pass person and not In
wife them to ride, especially in such
weather. You never see Judge Lore
do 1T, he will take them as far as he
can. II thoy only have sun bonnet
on. yes he will.
IL were honest, would not mako
such u show. but would try 10 pay m
honest debts so Others would have u
chance to show eff too.
II | were boy / wouldn't dress as a
girl and have all the boys OIL Riddles
thank aftor me.
i II were young man l would not
shove man against stove 30 hard
lbs to break 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-08

Rev. A. Edwin KeigwIn tomorrow
Will leave here for the W est
where he Will conduct evangelistlu
services. He will be 6sslsted by Rev.
X. q. Bryant. who will conduct the
singing and take charge OF the inquiry
room work. Rev. Mr.. Bryant will go
before Mr.. Keigwln and have ths
meeting iE progress when he arrives.
From this city MIR. keigwin will go
t9 Buffalo, where he will preach in
the Calvary T. l.. church on March 18th
and 18TH. While there he Will also
take u trip to Niagara. On the 10th,
he will leave Buffalo for Chlcago.
where he will visit friends for two
days. From Chicago he Will go to
Cedar Hapids. Iowa and preach from
tile pulpit his father occupied % years
ago. During his stay there he will
also visit friends. Greeley, Colorado.
Twill Ia his next stopping place.
lie will spend one month In the
work here. and will probably extend
his work to Denver, Pueblo and Chey.
Ienne city "A visit TO friends In salt
Lake City will get him to the Mid
winter Fair at san Francisco about the
first OF May. From there he will go
to Tacoma, Washington, where he has
IA numbar OF engagements. Mr.. Keig,
/ win hus no idea when he will return 10
Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-08


One hundred aud ten ladies left this
city on the S.i3 train thls morning to
attend the annual meeting OF the
Women's Home Missionary Society oil
the Wilmington NJ. Il. Conference,
which convened at Middletown at 10
O'Clock. The services wero as follows;
Deyotions. Mira. N. NJ. Browne,
greeting, Mrs. ii. b. Burrls; response
Mrs. j. Is. Qulgk; reading OF the min
unes OF the last annual meeting, Mrs.
Washington Hastings; duet, Mrs.
Mary Gee and Mrs. Ada Jewell; re
port OF the treasurer, Mrs II. @ Rob.
inson; report of the corresponding
secretary. Mrs. q. Wesley Weldin;
paper entitled. "Chinese Women OF
the Pacific Coast" Mrs. William Nj.
Field; solo. Miss Alice Mckee.
Recommendations, Mrs. j. L.
Amos; solo. Mrs. Thomas Bensoni
paper, omitted The Great Need Of
Local Missionary Work." Mrs. A. 4.
Stuan, OF Washington, ID. G.; report OF
tho seer starry OF woman's home mis-,
sions, Mrs. James Sawdon; report OF
the secretary OF mite boxes, Mrs.
Jerman d. Lincoln. Miss Sarah Wei.
din will have charge Of the question
drawer.
NlRht-Music by choir and an or.
chestra, devotlons by Mrs. II. Ii. Mat
lack anu an address by Mrs. Ma,
Leonard Wells.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-08

We. the negroes Of the city of VII.
miugton, concerning the aus wer that
w. l. ID. made in regard to tile piece
that was In about DR. Heard. will say
that DR. Heard ought to stay out OF
politics, II lie does not want to lie
criticised. What Dr. Heard said in the
Evening journal March >, is not true,
We all vote the Repub lean ticket.
He said that President Cleveland To.
ceiyed Thousands Of negro votcs and
these turned the sea les in several close
States. but they would gladly do this
hgaln. for he proves himself Tie true
friend OF the oppressed
His policy concerning Hawaii has
endeared him to the thinking negroes.
We will say, like Or. Heard anu may.
be W. l.. D., as he loveth the doctor,
we think that the doctor wanted tic
Democratic party TO give him an earth.
ly crown ne minister to lluytl. Maybe
he will try and get w. l.. d. place
under Senator Gray. We say We dc
not believe that tho Dem 0cratlc Eurty
Eecelved many negro votes in tie
State OF Delaware. Wo suppose that
they eot the Rev DR.. lleard's vote and
W. l.. D., as he loveth the doctor.
II the DR., Heard believes in the
Democratic party lie Is no good to US
10 the city ofWllmlnE ton We want the
public to know that we did not make
tie doctor any muuthplece fer tbs
negroes OF the city of Wilmington
We did not say anything about Mrs
Heard. W. l.. u did not Know how tC
answer the letter that was III one
Of the evening papers. after he had
read It. As far as the church is con
oerned We don't say any thing abOn
Eey, Or, Heard or his wife. hut w
eIy II he uphulds the Democrat
j. L. b.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-08
4 DISHONEST sRokERs FLIGHT.
Got Caught In the Sugar Squeeze and
Then Dlsappeared.

NEW YORK, March 8.-The announce
ment on the Stock Exchange of the sus-
pension of the firm of Hunter, Clark &
Jacobs was somewhat of surprise, as 1t
was not known TO be involved In any
operations on the wrong side. As.the Sc
quel proves the firm was involved by Mr..
Clark, one Of its members, who signed the
firms name to Q number of fifteen day
privileges in sugar at "a, pocketing the
proceeds Of his sale Of privileges and then,
when the market jumped up on him, dis
appearing, leaving the firm, which knew
nothing of his operations to redeem their
paper.
After paying out some $4,000 the firm
made III assignment, not knowing how
many privileges were outstanding. Had
Clark's little speculation been success
full his operations would not have come
to light, but with l2 per cent. rise In
sugar there was nothing for him but to
confess or run away, and he chose the lat
ter alternative. Nothing is known of his
whereabouts, and rs the firm at present
refuses to make any statement regarding
| its affairs its liabilities cannot be ascer,
tanned That this should have been the
only casualty Of the great sugar squeeze
is IA matter of congratulation to the street
but inasmuch as it hns9devcloped a new
method Of trading for private profit OIL
| the credit of the traders firm there is
dark side to the picture.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-08

What promises to be the greatest
sporting event held In Wilmington IN
years is down for Saturday evening at
the Peoples Theatre, when Jimmy
MoHale aud Kentucky Rosebuds'
Combination appear.
IL 10 almost assured that Morlarity
will 20 against Jimmy MoHale. cham
plon lightweight OF Pennsylvania,
who offers $50 to any man under 1875
lbs he cannot stop or best Ia four
rounds. The Kentucky Rosebud, the
great colored feather weight boxer,
also offers $50 to any one under l2t
lbs, he cannot stop or best In -four
rounds. The Rosebud Is the clever
little fighter who successfully stood
off champion George Dixon.
George Deegan, champion ali-round
jumper Of America, also appears, and
offers $50 to anyone who will follow
him In his jumping. Aside from the
Athletic show, number OF we'll
known speciality artists will appear
among them being: The Hill Sisters
late OF I'm perlal Music Hall, London
Harrington and Haify Exponents o.
black-face comedy, Laura Vaughn
Americas sweet singer, and raggar
and Morton. refined Irish Comedians
Regular prices OF the theatre will pre-
vail,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-08
ABREEzy MEETING.



II. 4. Armstrong Lets Himself Loose
Thinks Things are Run SLOW and slip
shod.
The Levy court convened at quarter
after 10 o'clock. with some thirty or
more voters of New Castle County
awaiting to get put on the assessment
list. The slow manner in which tho
Lazy Court Is acting IL disgrace to
every inhabitaut OF Delaware. The
first man put on was Albert q. Pelrce,
residing In the Tenth ward; William
ID. Wilckens, residing In Second ward;
Albert w. Edwards. residing in Fourth
ward; Joseph VS. Camperson, resid-
Ing In Seventh ward.
Mr.. White offered a resolution that
ia three story brick house In the fourth
school district assessed to Mr. Scaultz
beireduosd from $4,000 to 5000.
The name OF Rev. fleyluan Rezitz
was mlsspelled by tho assessor, aud
lpMt on as H. Rezits. He asked to have
hts name put on correct. He Is jaw
lsi Rabbi. and has resided In Our city
for the past seven years.
i Vim. Kinslow, colored, residing In
.second ward; A. W. Edwards, residing
jim fourth ward. Mr.. White, moved
that there should be halt day in the
AFTERNOON devoted to putting alldelin'
iQuentS on the assessment IL {.
1 Quite discussion was engaged In
between the different members In TO-
gard to putting on the numerous APP
.lpllcants who have called ut tho Levy
Court room, Mr.. Mealey moved tc
rIamend MIR. White's motion AMI put
,Idelinquents on only In tho afternoon
: until the revising CT the assessment OF
the city OF Wilmington was concluded
Il Mr.. Armstrong scored the Demo
slcratic members for their arbitrary
manner in RI ling the court. lilo satc
I that yesterday while Mr.. Wh,te was
: In the chair his ruling was ungentle
manly ani s1Yoro OF bosslsm, Nc
. Kanesm and was Illegal, dlsIracafu
|, and dishonest
u Mr.. Scott promised to put on al
? persons who had a right to be put on
Mr.. Armstrong -Ges. sir. ChalrInn
| havo the greatest respect for yoi
and think you are man OF yonr wor'
. and will do what Is tight.
Mr.. White-iSrother Armstrong, you
. brought this all ON Yourself ny al
luding to Mchanesm 10 spsakinl
a about the.
!, Mr.. Armstrong; YOU ma
down mo and outvotO me. but yo
can't stop me from speaking III? mlnt
My mouth ls my own.
Mr.. Gallagher sugar will cate
:, more flies than nolasses; be careful
!, lew. Who knocked tho chip of G
I. my shoulder?
b Tho outcome OF the sudden on
burst III regard to the slow and dill
,s tory way the names wera being pat o
p the assessment. called fOrta all OF III
vigorous debate and Levy Courtma
Armstrong was fairly boiling owe
with righteous Indignation. I'll
l. names of the seven men assessed til
u morning were ordered placed OH Il
70 lists in tho respective wards In whic
y they resided.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-08

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.


The original American drama, "Ths
Girl Left Behind Me-" will be given
Its initial presentation to Wilmington
theatre-Roers at the Grand Opera
House this evening. by Charles
Erohmah company. Tho company will
be first.class one In every respect
With the ne essary scenic effects for q
ilfsi'clnss presentation. Tho piece is
thoroughly American IN Its characters
and deals with life as seen In the West
ana has baen quite success.
On Saturday afternoon mud evening
Monte Carlo. tho popular spectacu.
lar operate comedy. will lie presented
at the Grand Opera House, by Prlin.
rose and West, celebrated company OF
ilrst.class artists. Introducing George
wilson and German Brothers, In white
faces. Tho box Office Indications are
there will be crowded house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-08
FIFTH EDITION.
EXTRA!
tSsF


New YORK. March 8.-We would say
t he dsgraceful manner In which sugar
certificates have been dealt In by the
gamblers Of Wall street. through the
Washington Senatorial bucket shop
during the past few days should be
broken up and the dealers punished.
The stock has gone up and then down
in the last three days from IL to 15
points. IL closed last evening with
94ls bid, and opsned this morning at
933l the first sale, and then saRged
down to 500 bill, with sales at that
figure. At the noon hour the market
was quiet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-08

We want tho whole city to know that
our prescription department Is in fUll.
charge OF graduate OF the Philadel-
phih College of Pharmacy ut Iaylur's,
No 3Oe King street.
Several haulsume passenger cars
for the Texas Central Railroad have
Just been finished by the Jackson 4
bharp Company and will be shipped
TO their destination to day.
Several commission houses on King
eth eat have had habit OF leaving their
refuse consisting of deco oil yegeta
Die matter standing loaded In boxes
and barrels IN the middle az the street
without making any effort to hHye 1t
removed, allowing considerable por
ton TO blow over on their neighbcr's
p venent. ....r
Who ID Tom? Who are Ills teachers
Epworth n. T.. Church, March l9th.
j. Il. Simmons. contractor, has been
confined to lis house, No. 1904 Last
Fourteenth street, with neuralgia and
EhsumDstlam fol the past week.
A lady was taken quite ii, in druG
store In this Citv. After recovering sut
Recently, which was in u few momcnts,
she refused to give any name aa sis
said II might seriously alarm hei
family. as she had only recently TO-
covered from spell OF severe illness
II was an attack of heart trUunle.
nhvatctan WIN yna in the atorp Mt the
fime. visited to cuil Il carriage bu
Ehs refused the offer and tool, car
Joseph N. Wilson has soid 70 acre
o. faI III luud near llochessln to Cale
s Miller. of flint Mace. for ~ ma
syYs, The land WINS formerly part o
the estate of Mrs. Thomas Poole.
Alter paying Phi,aIelphla detee
tivea s3gI Tor hunting burglars fo
q wesl, or two Kenuett Suuar
has decided the burglars arc less o.
penslye.
.Fnuineers Yesterday began 10 surva
thr ruute for tie Nest Chester an
DO ,ninEIown trolley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-08

WASHINGTON, March s.-The senate com
nittee on judiciary heard large delega-
ton from the Reformed Presbyterian
church in advocacy of the recognition of
God in the constitution of the United
States. Rev. David Manchester, of Allie
gheny, In reply to Senator lloar, admitted
that a jew could not subscribe to con
sttution which should say Through
Gods appointed way, which is through
Jesus Christ" Senator Villas asked what
would be the effect of adding after
Through Jesus Christ" the words And
his viceEerent on earth, the holy Roman
pontilf,' Dr. Manchester replied that
America had been founded 10y the Hugue.
nots aud Professionals.