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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
II 81. L. T." had carefully examined
the solution Of the problem printed in
the September No. OF the School
Journal. he would have detected the omis-
sion. Below please find (a) the problem
as II appeared In the Journal, and (b)
as II should have been printed. Capitals
show printers omission:
(a) A merchant buys l5s yards of calico
for which he pays 20 cents per yard: one
half is so damaged that he Is obliged
90 sell II at loss Of per cent: how
much did he gain?
% a merchant buys 15s yards of calico.
for which he pays 20 cents per yard one
half is so damaged that he Is obliged TO
sell II at "A loss of 6 per cent: THE
REMAINDER HE SELLS AT AN AID
VANCE or 10 PER CENT, how much
did he gain? Y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Falling Ont.
written for the Dispatch.)

written for the Dispatch.)
One by one we are falling out
The ranks. we soldier boys;
Nor much the fact that ranks grow
thin
Our equipoiss destroys.
Trained we'll we were at mothers knee
And taught by fathers tongue,
We proudly Played the role OF men,
And brave men marched among.
We questioned not the legal right
Which held us In the ranks:
We felt the thrill OF patriot hearts,
Nor courted country's thanks.
Shoulder to shoulder, In serried ranks.
We've stood, as shot and shell
Did RR elSs. 'he'r way cross n0'-i0ush'
And wept as our comrades fell.
Not surely on Cullcden's plains,
Nor meath Italias skies,
Were loftier deeds at Marengo,
AS France with Austria vies.
We fought the fight with might and
While .stonewalr' led the way:
We listened each with ear attent
What "Marse Bob Lee" might say.
We caught, In ranks, the last resound
OF lannon's echoing thunder,
Nor ever fitted cross our minds,
The thought-'twas all a blunder.
And peace proclaimed In sorrow,
We furled our flag and turned our face
With strong faith toward-to-morrow.
GEORGE ROSS, NJ. d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Leap Year and 1900.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Please decide this in your valuable
paper: 4 contends that 1896 will be leap
year and that 1900 viii not. Il contends
that there will be one in 1900. also. Which
IS right? ROSA.
Newport News. Va.
Leap-year occurs every fourth year,
taken as each year OF which the number
IS diyislbie by without remainder. Inas-
much. however. as year Of $50 Ia days
exceeds the time-length OF solar
astronomical year by II minutes and IA
seconds. amounting to an error Of day
In rs years. IL was provided in the Gre
eorian calendar that the intercalary day
should be omitted in all centenary years,
except those which are multiples OF 400.
Therefore. 1896 is a leap year. and 1900
4. not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24

an additional sest for 10: but any reader
may enjoy IT,
Mining camps are not all wickedness;
neither are ali backwoods girls hoydens.
OF course those camps exhibit fraud.
creed, iicenilousnees and recklessness
Of human life. But the very cupidity
which has carried some men thither Is
often associated with q generosity which
shares the last morsel of food and the
Last grain Of gold with a fellow-being
who needs them. Sometimes a vein of
stern. puritanic piety may be found
digging q vein of golden uammon.
This work portfays all THU. and has
some exemp Ifcations of a noble altruIsm
and Of Christian forgiveness. We do not
sympathIze with its advocacy Of two
mans rights; but Colorado has already
granted them and woman's political con-
quests are not ended yet. The love
stories In this work are various and well
and delicately narrated.
AN OLD MAIDS LOVE. BY Maarten
Martens. author OF THE sin of Joost
Avelingh," etc. etc. New York: United
States Book Company. 1896. Pages.
1926. Price. 80 cents.
This Is one Of the Belgravia Series. and
Is q strong story. written In good Eng
fish by a Dutchman. II contains pathos.
wit humor. and some keen analyses OF
complicated characters. II contrasts the
soldIty and even the stolidity Of Hol-
land with the versatility. gayety. and
laxIty Of France. II shows the tyranny
Of Dutch parental authority. the harsh
severity of moral Integrity. the mistakes
Of self-complacent conscientiousness and
the dangers Of French female fascination
Luckily our young Dutch hero escapes
the tolls with which he has been lured
to daily; but we could not hep regretting
that our author did not. af er resc Jing
him and restoring him to himself and
his devoted friends. go on and give us
his career still further.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Republic, Argyle, &c.

] viii thank you to answer the follow
ing questions:
I. Is the word republic ever spelled
with small +. when we speak of the
French Republic say?
.. How Is the word Argyle. in the name
OF the Duke, pronounced?
3. Please give me The names OF some
Of the wealthy and fashionable ladies
Of New York. who are collectors OF rare
and costly fans? Their names were pub
lished in the Dispatch Of last winter,
but have lost my paper.
1. Yes. The French habltually spell
"repubiique" with a small or"
2. Just as it is spelled. The ''y" is
the same as the "y'' in style.
8. We have no Information on the
subject. and could not undertake to find
the publication In our flies. as to do SO
would probably require one or two days
work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Hook Notices.

FRANCIS BACON AND HIS SHAKE
SPEARE BY Theron 5. 4. dixon. ~
mo. Pr. 4si. Sold by Publishers. N.O.
postpaid, and the Sargent Puonsnins
Company, No. 1866 Monadnock Build
ing, Chicago. .,
This is skeptical and sensational
age. The pursuit of startling theories
at war with the accepted faith OF
generations IL the fashion OF the hour
among a large class OF scientists ana
scholars. So long as their Independence
of authority and originality OF thought
and labor OF investigation is held In sub
ordination to d loyal reverence for ana
an honest quest OF truth. they are nignis
TO be commended. Whether this be SO
or not some OF these theories assume
formidable proportions from the learning
and ability with which they are advanced
and advocated The theological world
is yexed with discussions by the abiest
diyincs of every denomination. OF many
questions as TO which the faith OF the
churches had been accepted AZ settled
for centuries: and the so-cailed higher
criticism OF Europe and America Is &C
lively exercised In the attempted refuta-
ton of the hitherto recognized author
shin of the Pentateuch. and the prophcti-
cal writings OF the Old Testament
Scriptures. This Ecclesiastical tconoclnsm
r. paralleIed In the world Of profaiis lite
rsturs. True enough. y requires Isss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Malice IN corresnondenta.

No notice will be taken OF anonymous
communications.
We cannot publish copyrighted songs
and poems without the permission OF
the owner OF the copyright.
This column IL not an advertising me-
diuin. No query will receive attention
the answer TO which would necessitate
the advertising OF any persons business
or wares.
Nor will any attention be given to long
strings" of questions. Every week
numbers OF correspondents Ignore this
rule CT ours. and afterwards wonder why
their queries are not answered
Many queries are not answered because
similar ones have been recently answered.
We cannot undertake to ascertain the
value of old coins. For that Information
write TO some dealer In them.
We cannot undertake to answer queries
by mail; we can only answer them
through this column.
Address "Query Editor. Dispatch once.
Richmond, Va"
N. b. We do not read unsigned ietters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Chief Justice and the Senate.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
why does the Chief Justice OF the
United States preside over the United
States Senate when the President OF the
United States is tried by that body?
S. G.. X. *.
Kenneth, Va.
Because the Constitution Of the United
States provides In so many words that
he shall do so. The fathers of the re-
public had a reason for 1t. too-they
thought that 1T would be wrong for the
Vice President 20 have an interest in
trying the President of the United
States, as he would have II he were TO
preside in such cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Greece, Switzerland, and Austria
Hungary.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
VIII YOU please answer the following
ouestion through the columns Of the Dis
match: Who are the rulers of the follow
ing countries: Greece, Switzerland, ana
Austrian empire? ID. NJ.
Greece, King Georglos ].
Switzerland, Emil Frey, not ruler.
but President, Switzerland being a re-
yublic.
Austrla-Hungary, Franz Josef.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
HMr ErIcnd.v

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Could you not have the piece Of poetry
called My Friend" by Colonel w. S.
Hawkins pubhshed7 You published IT
I'm February 1886, or about that time.
There are great many Of your sub
sorlbers In this section who would like
20 set 1t through the columns of your
paper again a. b. a.
Farmvlle. Va.
We cannot spare the time to hunt
through our files to find the poem. but
n any one viii send us a copy Of 1t we
will republlsh il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
QUERIES & ANSWERS.
The Records Of The Old County Of
Orange.
LEAF YEAR AND THE YEAR 1900.
why the Chief Justice Presides
over the u. =. Senate tu Certain
Cases--The Rulers of European
Countries, Etc.


To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Where is "Audley," which was once
owned by Nellie Custis Lewis?
NJ. r. =.
"Audley'-once owned and occupied
by Mrs Nellie Gusts Lewis-is situated
about two miles from Berryville, Clarke
county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Salaries of congressnnen, Etc.

To the Editor Of the Dispstch:
VIII you Co settle dispute In our
Officer kindly give me an account OF the
salaries OF the following: Vice-Pfesidens
tof The United states. salary per year;
United states senators, salary per year;
congressman. salary per year
Tho Vice President is paid 5000 per
annum, and congressman Senators and
representatives BOTH. 5000 per annum
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
bicycle Time.

To The Editor OF the Dispatch:
Please answer in Query column the fol-
lowing;
1. The fastest bicycle time yet made
distance. one mile.
?. Saiyators fastest time In mile race
SUBSCRIBER.
The bicycle track record Is held BY j.
D Johnson. Tine. It's rs,
Faster tins has been made than thiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Public-SchOOI Question.
"a the Ediior of I'm Diana ch.

Please inform me in your columns II
children who have lived In the city FIVE
years with their moiher-she having
taken care OF them-the boys having been
at work In the city all the time. and the
father living In the country. have a right
to attend public schools in the cIty-the
mother pays taxes in the city and the
father pays taxes in the country--and
obiige a READER.
The law, Code Of Virginia, 1887, section
l4aS, submits the decision Of the whole
matter to the City School Board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Midnight
hts,
freu,1eutly
Blankets.
COmfOrtables.

wake up cold and restless, shlver
and shake. Such nocturnal ex-
periences ought to bring you to
us for relief. Well treat you bet
ter than a doctor, and we'll not
charge "offiee" prices either.
For Sc. a pair we can give you a
good, heavy ll-4 White and also Silver;
Gray Blanket. These for low-prleed
blanket are extra values and fu.i size.
sl.3 buys a No. 1 White Blanket.
pretty Blue borders. full li-i size. ana
is an extra good one for the price
S16 pair worth $50.
Our s. White Wool Blanket Is our
leader, this being a medium price. and
the grade blanket we show Tor -
will thoroughly please you: full LIS
size. and Is OF excellent wool, IN Red.
Blue. and Pink borders. =.
Best quality. strictly All Woot "
Full Double Bed Size Comforts for
75c. piece: pretty flowers, calico. cot
ton filling, with Turkey-Red lining
nicer grade for 81
Our 81 Comforts are beauties; lovely
fowered; Saline both sides, best grade
white cotton filing and are quilted In
excellent style. Full size.
For s. we show You the best trench
CANT STYLES: extra size and are things
OF beauty. as well as "s'lld comfort"
For something light in weight. yet
great In warmth. supply yourself with
one of our Down Comforts at 1913,
In lovely figured French Satines-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24

straightaway. johnson holding q record
OF rs IA. and Edwards. Of California.
having gone the mile In i:fs and q frac-
ton. In such cases. however. everything
favors the rider; he has the advantage
OF down grade all the way. and picks
his time when the wind is at his back.
etc.
salvator's fastest time 0and the fastest
time OF any horse in any way. is las Ia
1t was made in the great race az Mon
mouth Park. August 90, 1890.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
This cOIlec-
ton has been
chosen with
Winter
Underwear.

he utmost care by skilful buy
RS conversant with all the ex-
citing requirements OF our pub
ic's demand. Prices and quail
les are so combined as to give
he best satisfaction to prudent
uyers.
Ladies' Fine Ribbed Vests, silk
erocheted front and neck, Csc.
Ladies' Half-Wool Ribbed vests,
with gusset. 50c.
Ladies, Natural Wool Vests. silk
tapped. 75c.
ladies' Extra Quality ATWOOD Red
Flannel Vests. silk tapped, 1oc.
Children's Heavy Fleece Lined Rib
bed Vests, silk crochet neck ana 'front.'
6c.
Ch,ldren's Half-wool Ribbed Vests,
silk tapped, pearl buttons, soc.
Mems White Wool Mixed Shirts and
Drawers. &C., garment.
Mems Gray Wool Mixed Shirts and
Drawers. nicely finished. 0c: garment.
Mems Two-thirds Wool White Shirts
and Drawers, 75c. garment
Mems Natural Two-thirds Wool
Shirts and Drawers. TIC. garment
Mems Natural All-Wool Extra-Fins
Grade Shirts and Drawers. 81 gar
ment. a.,
Wool Shirts and Drawers. 81 garment;
doubie- or single breasted shirts.
Mems super-Fine White Cashmere
Wool Shirts and Drawers, $50 gar
ment.
MEMS Fine White Lamb's-Wool
shirts and Drawers, N.25 garment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
The phenomenal success
which has attended Our BLACK

Dvo~l> The phenomenal success
which has attended our Black
Dress Goods. Dress Goods illustrates in no
small way that the sovereignty of public favor
is the supremest sovereignty of ALL" Their ex-
tensive distribution is high testimony as to their
superior excellence both as to design finish, dye,
and wearing qualities A more extensive collec-
ton of queenly-appearing materials the eyes OF
Richmond women have never witnessed.
45-inch Storm Serge, sheds water like a. ducks
back, good weight, and nicely finished. &c. tho
yard
3s-inch Boucle Cloth. II you're posted ID
fashions you know where Boucle stands. This
soc. the yard.
5O-inch Rough Serge the kind for knock
abouting, service-giving, and sturdy wear, 6oc.
the yard.
4Ainch Whipcord not a heavy Cashmere
twill but a regular 75c. Whipcord, Price soc.
the yard.
5O-inch Diagonal Suiting, always in good
taste, neat and dressy-well wearing fabric, Csc
the yard.
5O-inch Boucle Cloth, Of splendid get-up and
style, neat bourettc stripe with tufted knots 75c
the yard.
5O-inch Waterproof Diagonaf-immerse in a
tub of water it will come up as clipper as king
fisher-85c. the yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
1. A dies without a will. leaving a
widow and one child. The child dies.
The widow marrles. but dies without
issue. Who inherits real estate left by
A?
2. What steps must those who Inherit
take to get possession Of the property?
8. X.
]. The nearest OF kin Of the child on
the fathers side.
2. That would depend on who LAIN pos
session and how.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Two Problems.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
A man gives his son 20 cents and tells
him to go and buy 20 lead pencils. and
he is to pay IL cent, l IL cents. and
3 cents apiece for the pencils. How many
pencils will he have TO get at IL cent
apiece. 1-2 cents apiece, and cents
apiece to make the 20 pencils?
g. a blacksmith agreeds to shoe my
horse II | will give him l cent for the
first nail he drives. and double 1t every
every time thereafter. Allowing that
IT takes 81 naiis to shoe the horse. what
will I have to pay him for shoeing the
horse? H. NJ. A.
Powhatan Courthouse. Va.
In the first problem, by allegation, as in
Robinson's Arithmetic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Basement
III am m err,
Saw, Nails |
Paint wOrk

worry. and hustle All for your
easy shopping. A veritable feast
of good things awaits your COM
ing. Here are some price points
for prospective purchasers:
New line Of Fine MEDALLIoNn
sxi0. white enamel frame. gilt trim
mings, lsc. each.
Same as above. sxf1, 70c-
LEATHERETTE PHOTO. FRAMES
Space for two cabinets beautiful
colcrings, silt trimmings. &c. each
i2xs AuTOTYPES. white and sils
frames. i9c. each.
lix2 WATER COLOR EFFECTS.
white enamel frames. sc.
12IsxBls PASTEL EFFECTS. white
and gilt frames. &c.
lOx2o wATER-coL EFvEcrA
white and gilt frames. &c.
l4x2s wATER-cOLOR EFFEcTS.
solid gilt and gilt and white frsmss'
H-r wArER-COLoR EXPECTS.
white and blue enamel frames, &c
BEAUTIFUL INDIAN BASkET6
all shapes and sizes. ,s?lsndid s'fn
and seryiceabte. different sizes.
S41E Of lokl<St fAfEA
Excelsior Toilet Paper with wire
hoo., Iarye-size packages: . packages
for &c.
Roll Toilet Paper, &c. roll.
Monobon's Highly sfedicated Japa
nese Pure Toilet Paper, &c. package
The Divided Roll. Best Toilet Tissue
l,000 sheets. loc.
crescent City Medicsted Toilet
paper. wire Iooped. Sc. package.
Wrought-Iron Rollers for roll souss
bamboo Handle Feather Busters, iec
Real Black Bristle Shoe Posishsrs
Sc
Better grade, Black and White, ~
shoe Brush and dauber attached. LOG
All Dristie Dat beers. g..
Stove Brush. Poiisber. ana Dauo~a
combined. isc.
Howelrs witch Hazel isc.-IsrsA
bottle.
Howelrs Royal Violet Perfume<
Ammonia, l0c.-large bottle
Best Family Ammonia. equal 70 ans
Zoe. goods, Sc.
Pure Aluminium Tea ssrsiners. I'll
not rust or corrode. highly polished
l0c. each.
SPECIAL SALE or LAAPa
Highly Polished Cupid BarQues
Lamps. silver Cupids, O.s3
Sold Brass s-inch SPIRAL Column
Banquet Lamps. N.i9.
sinch Onyxide Column BSeeo B9or
Qust Lamps. asa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Sheets.
PiIIOW-Cases.

its saving your time and your
money - it's prolonging your
life-this Electrical Sheet and
Pillow-Case NJ king. Why wor-
~ and fret over home sewing,
when you don't have to--and
save thereby ?
SHEETS OF BEST COTTON.
Size 63x90. price 45c.
Size 72xso, price Tc.
Size ax90 price Coo.
Aze sOx9o price sc.
PIIlow-Cases, OF good cotton. size
ssx4s, price. 10. In. and l4c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
imely
able
Talk |!

] ain aDlc lowering
,ok it over-wouldn't a new
10th enhance the beauty of the
able? Table dressing first
turkey dressing second--or as
YOU will.
sx1o Fine Irish Damask Drawn
Thread, Knotted-Fringe Table Bets,
' sPPiECIAI~sxlO Sets, Beautiful
drawn.work. splendid designs, Wall Of
Troy border, s. set.
Heavy Cream Damask Sets. plain
ana = BED q and Blue borders H. VI
s. inch Irish Damask.. &c.; Polka
Dot Flower, and Acorn designs.
S1,inch German Damask. Soc: Polka
Dot, Ivy, Butterfly. and Floral de-
so.inch German Damask, 7sc.; Pansy
psttefns. Fleur de Lis border: Leaf
pattern; Fruit border:
72-inch Irish Dsmask. &c.; very odd
ao-inch Irish Damask. Ivy Leaf. DAFT
fodlll, and Lilac designs. 81 per yard.
SPECIAL TOWEL !TEM.-Extra
Heavy, Fine Ail-Lnen Huck Towels.
ssxS, White. S s1c t ana REQ '0roerS'
~ Parties having cou-
NOTICE! pons for Folding Fur
niture must present same on or
before December LIST. Our con-
tract with the manufacturers
expires on that date. Coupons
presented after December 1st
will be invalid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
MONEY MAKING MONDAY!
This Popular Store Grows
More Popular Daily!

You believe your with perfect confidence IN all you
see here No misaue quaie miaue Of the
values you'd like think of the prices you'd ike to paye
fya,e inst as om Moueh ohats why we've grown popu-
la--thats why the busiest at all times
1t needs but suggestion to remind you OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
It's something
unusual, out Of
75C.
Kid Gloves

Kid Gloves. the ordinary,
to get a good Kid Glove at this
price. These are made Of care
fully dressed skins, accurately
cut. splendidly stitched. and fin
ished to perfection. They're as
good as the average 81 kind.
Fosters Patent Lacing-Tan,
Brown, and Black.
Holiday are here in 1ve endless
Goods Book It's here.
Want a Toy? It's here. Want
Cut Glass or Bric-a-Brac! It's
here. Dolls. Games. Candies,
everything that St. Nick carries.
The annex and basement are
given over for their reception.
Rest More OF them
Candies +! hiuds sIf ri and md
pure - commingle. hasten to
please your palate. Bonbons,
Chocolates, Caramels, Marsh
mallOws.
The BEST Candies. 90 and Soc. kind,
Is ard 25c. the pound.
Peanut Brittle, i0c. a pound.
Cocoanut Brittle, i0c. pound
Almond Brittle, i5c. pound.
Golden Buttercups, i5c pound.
Elegant Walnut Tany 10c pound
Rest Broken Candies. loc. pound.
Exquisite Pineapple Giace. &c. .
pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24

~ pencils Tor 2Oc
We multiply B by 4 and get ID. and We
multiply by 10 and get Z then add ID
and Il to get L. in winch are the answers.
In the second problem. by geometrical
PROGRESSION
Last term 81 x2,i or 2 raised TO The 9lst
power 81 2l474s364s. Last term less first
term =2l474S36i7. and this r ratio less l.,
! or al. or - 2l7iS347 - number OF
cents, Ans.-SN474s36.i7
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-10-31

and one pear for name, neither Of which
we can name. d. M. Slusser.
j. T. Hayhurst.
VINEYARDS.
Your committee on vineyards find
them in good condition, II nothing hap
pens to prevent we will have a crop Of
grapes The wood seems to be we'll
ripened j. L. Hayhurst.
ENTOMOLOGY.
Mr.. Motiregor read selection on the
subject of the "Pernicious Weevil, 4"
showing the terrible ravages of the wee
vii. Grain infested with weevil is unfit
for human food, often producing disease,
but Is eaten by poultry with relish and
without danger to the poultry.
The weevil Is q foreign product and
comes in free Of duty, but often destroys
whole cargoes OF grain on voyage. The
article is interesting throughout and
sheds light on this branch OF the insect
enemy against which tie farmer is COM
PEELED to fight.
VOLUNTARY.
Bertha ellison played pleasant waltz
on the organ and Miss Stroup recited very
feelingly "Nellie's Prayer"
Report of committee on membership:
RENEWALS AND NEW MEMBERS
ID. M. Slusser, Louisville; VIM. Shaffer,
Louisville; David Fox, Maxine; J. j.
Snyder, Paris; Jacob Walker Paris; j.
W. Teeters, Alliance; Chas. +. Rickard,
Alliance; Eli Grant,. Alliance; @. A.
Krider, Massiilon. -.
The next meeting will be held at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Teeters,
northwest Of Alliance. Conveyances will
meet all who will attend, at the end Of
the stree car line, within three-quarters OF
mile of the place of meeting
Essays for next meeting, M. M. South
worth; alternate, Eli Grant. Both are
expected to be prepared for the occasion.
Thanks were rendered our host end
hostess and the guests adjourned feeling
that pleasant and profitable day had
been enjoyed.
James Bayliss, Pres. Pro Tenn.
S. H. Rookhill Secretary.