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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-19
CITY Warrants,

The auditor has issued the fol.
lowing warrants:
H. HI. Jorgenson, remission OF
fine, SO.
j. "A. Ostrom, payment for clear
ing city lot 1856, lS9 and 100 OF
brush as per contract, $l175.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-19

Hoods Pills are purely vege-
table, harmless, defective, do not
pain rogripe.
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NO Poor Shoes At Any Price"

Shepherd & Sauer's Shoes. Full Dress
Patent Leather Shoes for men-grdce-
full fellows; long opera and razor toes,
cloth and kid tops Sizes 3 to 10. B,
c, D, E.
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81 OO-S4.O O-S4,OO.

Mems hand made patent leather
shoes, Sullivan Shoe Co.'S sale Mon
day and Tuesday. 27tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-27
ARMY NEWS.

REPORTED SPECIALLY FOR THE LIGHT.
The recent promotions in the in.
fantry will give Lieutenant Colo
mel Kent, Eighteenth infantry,
stationed here at present, to the
colonelcy of the Twenty-fourth in
fantry, with headquarters at Fort
Bayard.
Major Bailey, Of the Fifteenth
infantry, will be lieutenant colonel
of the Eighteenth infantry.
Mr.. Thompson, of the judge ad-
vocate's office, left yesterday for
his new station, Santa Fe, New
Mexico. He was accompanied by
his family. Mr.. Kicks, Of the late
inspector generals office, takes the
vacant place in the Judge advo-
Gates office.
Rev. George w. Prioleau, colOred,
has been appointed chaplain Of
the Ninth cavalry.
Fort Grant, to which the Sew
enth cavalry is to be transferred,
is twenty-six miles from Wilcox,
Arizona, which is on the Southern
Pacific railroad. 1t has postoffice
and telegraph station, and is con-
nected with daily mail, except
Sunday, by stage. The post con-
sists of one set of field officers
quarters, sixteen officers quarters,
quarters for the band, and six bar
rack buildings, which are not in
good condition.
The President has made the fol-
lowing appointments in the quar-
termaster's department: Lieuten-
ant John T. French, Jr., Fourth
artillery; Lieutenant w. Little,
Tenth infantry, and Lieutenant
James B. Aleshire, First cavalry,
to be captains and quartermasters,
After the return Of the light bat.
terry from it's practice march to
Corpust Christi it will be, on the
18th Of May, accompanied by the
Fifth cavalry band, and leave for
Houston, to attend the reunion of
veterans.
The secretary Of ar has ordered
two companies Of United States in
fantry from Atlanta, Ga, and two
companies Of cavalry and band
from st. Louis, to attend the Mem
phis interstate drill, all to be under
the command of Colonel w. l..
Kellogg, who is at present in COM
mand at Atlanta, Ga.
Already there is a kick being
made on the new forage cap.
There are but 246 prisoners at
present confined in the military
prison.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-27
Charter Amendments.

State Senator Lewis got the San
Antonio charter amendments
through the Senate yesterday, as
follows:
Amend by striking out the cap
ton and insert in lien thereof the
following:
An act to amend sections 43 and
BOB of an act Incorporating the
City OF San Antonio, approved
Aug. -, 1870, and OF the acts
amendatory thereof passed by the
Twenty-second Legislature, being
chapter - of said acts; and to add
sections 203 A and 203 B thereto.
Amend section l by adding after
the word "thereof" in the third
line Of said section the following,
passed by the Twenty-second Leg
islature.
Amend section IS by striking out
all of the first seven lines OF said
section, down to and including the
word ''lawfu" and insert in lieu
there OF the following:
Sec. 43. To borrow money on
the credit of the city and issue
bonds therefor for permanent pub
lie improvements to an amount
not to exceed fifty thousand dol
lars for and during any one year
commencing June l, 1895, and ev-
cry proposition to borrow money as
aforesaid shall be submitted to the
qualified tax paying voters of the
city and shall distinctly'specify the
purposes for which the loan is de-
sired and the permanent public
improvement to DO construed, and
If said proposition be sustained by
majority Of said votes cast such
loan shall be lawful.
They now 60 to the House.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-27
RETURNED FROM THE WRECK.

Railway Mail Clerks Frank
Bernhardt and J. p. Smith came in
from their run over the Interna-
tional this morning. They were in
the wreck near Palestine Thursday
morning and had narrow escape.
They were both in the mail car
which was completely overturned,
and the only way they could get
out was to crawl out to the top,
which they did. The wreck &C.
CURED about five miles this side Of
Palestine and about $50 feet Of
track was torn up. Nearly all the
mail was scattered about and some
OF it was damaged by oil from the
lamps in the car.
The San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass rain report says: Heavy rains
at Rosebud, Cameron, Minerva,
Rockdale, Lexington, Lincoln, Gid
dings and West Point during the
night md light rains at Ben Ar
mold, Serbin, Winchester, Muldoon,
Flatonia, MOulton, LOckhart, Hous-
ton, Fulshear, Wallis, Sublime and
Hallettsville. Clear at Chiffon,
Lott, Luling, Gregory, RockpOrt,
Ganahl, Comfort, Waring, Boerne,
Elmendorf, Affair, Eagle Lake.
Balance of stations on line cloudy.
J. S. O'Flynn, freight claim
agent OF the International and
Great Northern, at Palestine, is in
the city.
George L. Filler, travelling freight
agent OF the International, is in
the city.
Beginning Sunday, May ., the
Sunday train of the Arkansas Pass,
will leave San Antonio for Kerr
vile at 9 a. M, instead Of s y. m.
for the convenience OF the public.
The International will put on
excursion rates to Monterey, Mex,
May 4, on account Of the "Cinco de
Mayo" celebration.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-27
Oakvllle News.

OAKVILLE, Tex, April %, 1895.
About half past five yesterday
evening we had hail storm here,
such as was never witnessed
in these parts before. The
hail stones ranged in size, from a
partridge egg to a large tea cup.
Considerable damage was done to
crops. 1t lasted about five minutes
and was followed by the best rain
that we have had for years.
Our public school will close to-
morrow with a concert.
Messrs. Gregory and August will
open dry good store at this place
this week.
Misses Nellie and Blanch, the
charming daughters OF Mr.. Arthur
WINNER, entertained quite a
number of young people last Mon
day night, with music games and
dancing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-27
Tomorrow is the last day Of the
expose Of the Morris illusions.
An Accident.

Mr.. George Morgan, while out
with w. G. Sieckenius on a raccoon
hunt last night in the country, fell
off small precipice into prickly
pear bush. He was taken to a
dentist after being brought back to
the city, aud the thorns which had
lodged in his flesh were extracted.
He is now greatly improved.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-27
COURT NEWS.

FORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
In a case of Maria o. Grandjean
VS.. the city Of San Antonio, suit to
try title and for damages, Judge
Newton granted defendant leave to
file first amended answer. Plain
tiff was given leave to file first sup
elemental petition.
Judgment was rendered for
plaintiff in a case of Mrs. Kate
Twohig VS.. Kate n. and w. w.
Robbins, suit on promissory notes
and to foreclose lien.
Plaintiff was given leave to file
first amended original petition
in case Of Holmes Ivory vs.. q. B.
Mullaly ct al, suit on promissory
notes and to foreclose lien.
A case of J. j. Coffey ct al. VS..
the Galveston, Harrisburg and San
Antonio Railway company, suit
for damages, was tried by jury this
morning, and verdict rendered
for defendant.
NEW SUITS FILED.
NJ. Herweck VS.. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
S. PEBBLES, appeal from Justice
court.
c. r. Law VS.. the San Antonio
and Gulf Shore Railway company
ct al, appeal from Justice court.
The Aransas Lumber company
VS.. VIM. Witte ct al, Injunction.
The AransaS Lumber company
VS.. John p. Schtrenk ct al, gar
nishment.
Sam Barker, VS.. VIM. Hoefling,
ST., appeal from Justice court.
The State Of Texas VS.. James
London ct al, appeal from Justice
court.
LICENSED TO WE'D.
Theodore Crenwelge and Katie
Rumpel.
r. c. Jackson, colored, and
Florence Douglass, colored.
REAL ESTATE.
J. II. James, L. f., H. NJ. and S.
G. Newton, }. S. and A. G. Bennett,
w. W., NJ. and c. w. Campbell, J.
NJ. Smith, J. TObin, NJ. and w. j.
Young to Mrs. Ellen NJ. c. Nichols,
thirty acres Of land, beginning at a
point 1910 varas from the west
bank OF the San Antonio river,
recorded in volume Z, p. p. 126 and
l26 Of the Deed Records Of BeXar
county; $40,
Anna Schimmelpfennig to John
Hoe ncke, 900 acres of the eastern
half Of survey 81, near Converse
station; $500.
John HOencke to Hermann
Hehmsoth, part of the eastern hal
of survey BIZ; $50.
Caroline Kampmann to Franz
Wondrak, lot Il, block II, on South
Eda street; $3.50.
Fred. George Deane and wife tt
Charles G.. Boelhauwe, lot D, blocl
5, on Government Hill; $3.50.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-27
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION

VIZ TT III !" . NI1AH ID 1N1A I 4O4N'
Members OF San Antonio Lodge
No. II, l.. O. o. F., and their fami-
lies, are invited to be present at
Odd Fellows hall, on Monday,
April 29th, at s o'clock p. m, for
the purpose Of celebrating the 10th
anniversary Of the order. Miriam
Degree Lodge No. -, Daughters o (
Rebekah, will entertain the Lodge.
BY order
4 q 1t FRED. BONN. NC.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-27
cheque Bank Goes it Alone.

New YORK, April 27.-The
World says: "The New York
branch OF the International Cheque
bank will in the future operate as
an independent concern and will
close business with the concern in
London. The New York branch
has been sold to a group Of New
Workers for $250,OCO.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-27
Ben Milan Home

Is an assured fact. The committees met
yesterday at PA Avenue E and appointed
E. A. Frey and Henrietta c. Ogden as a
committee to hire house
All the frieGdS of the Home. who have
subscribed toward the Home, will please
meet with the committee next Wednes-
day at PA Avenue E, at ? p. m, so that
the Home may be opened under fair and
enthusiastic auspices. A. l.. ASTOR,
Secretary Ben Milan Home.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-27

loo handsomely trimmed
hats, 1,5O0 untrimmed hats, prices
cut in two for Monday. 4 p st
THE MOKE MILLINERY Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-27
d" MARRY ME, NORA"

And 1 will get our room papered
so handsomely, you'll always be
cheerful; 10000 rolls paper to Sc
lect from at Wagner's. 4 y 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-27
$1,000, $1,000
$500

Look at our Straw Hats and get
suited beyond a doubt.
Our Merchant Tailoring depart
ment is doing a big business, we
are very busy in that line, still we
have a large force of hands at work
and can fill your orders promptly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-27

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is thu
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend /!
10 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in DOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
ubstitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
LOUISVILLE. kE NEW YoRG 49,
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''The Fair
(Nagaer and Chahut.) House furniShers.
BOERNE NEWS.
BOERNE, Tex, April q, 1885

BOERNE, Tex, April q, 1895.
To the San Antonio LIGHT:
The Childres case was called
early yesterday morning. A mo-
tion was at once made for change
Of venue but was overruled by the
court. A jury was then impan-
eled. Not much trouble was eX-
perienced in securing jury, ten
jurymen being picked out Of the
regular venire and special venue
was issued for the other two. All
the morning was occupied in eX-
aiming the jurymen as to their
qualifications, etc, and not until
the afternoon the first witness was
placed upon the stand. This
morning at 10 o'clock the ex-
animation OF witnesses was COM
pleted, when District Attorney
Storms opened his address for the
state. In the afternoon Col. Eu.
gene Digges, addressed the jury
for the defense followed by
Mr.. Aubrey's able speech for the
defense. Attorney Storms closed
by vigorous speech for the state
and the case was given to the jury
at about } 30 p. IN. 1t is in general
conceded by those who heard the
evidence throughout, and the pub
lie in general, that the jury will
bring in verdict Of acquittal.
A young man by the name Of
Turner, boarded the bus of Mr..
p. NJ. Browns, yesterday morning
preparatory to leave town. When
at the depot Mr.. Jackson who has
charge Of the bus endeavOred to
collect the fare, whereupOn he was
insulted by Turner. Turner went
to his hlp.pocket and displayed a
pistol remarking, collect if if you
can. Spectators at once interfered
and Turner was promptly arrested.
In the afternoon he was taken be-
fore Judge Schwoppe, where ne
pleaded guilty and was fined $2j
and cost. In failing to pay his
fine he was remanded to jail.
Turner was intoxicated.
NJ. Chas. Muiialy, Of San Anto-
MO, is attending court here.
A dance will be given tonight at
Turner hall, in honor OF Col.
Aubrey.
Mr.. b. F. ODER, our station mas
ter, is sick in bed and no messages
could be sent over the wires. There
will, however, be an assistant here
tonight. AL.
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION
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$1.oo WILL BUY A WIFE,
Mother or sister a Mexican ham,
mock that is worth far more money
at Wagner's.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-27
FRANK BROTHERS
The Leading Clothiers
A Grand Cooking Main

VIII take place tomorrow afternoon at
sol West Commerce street, Western Star
Saloon pit.
This main will be fought between Mr..
7. P. Robinson, of Austin, Texas, who
breeds the pure Grist champions, and k.
A Marx, Of San Antonio, who breeds the
celebrated Irish games.
They are TO show stays from II to y
months of age. Weights to range from 1
pounds u ounces to ) pounds 5 ounces,
and fight all that fall in for S25 each fight
and $50 on the odd. The fighting will
commence at 2:3O p. m. sharp. After the
for S25 each.
All lovers Of this kind of sport are in
vited.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-27

Everything made clear and
fully explained at the Illusion ex-
pose. Admission 10c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-03
TRADE WITH THE ORIENT.

California farmers are looking forward
20 tire time when England VIII take no
more wheat from the Pacific coast states
Of the ffnitea States. The san Francisco
nulietta says: The farmers OF this state
have been warned time and sgain that
they are wasting thslr energies ia rroduc-
ing an article IN which Dakota ard Ar
genfsne can unaerseif them. Land in CALI
foraia IL too valuable 80 Re Squandered on
wheat" TIE Argentine farmer can grow
wheat st just one-half the coat 10 the
faacisie vaaat farmer, and 81 costs less 20
ship from Argentine 20 Europe than from
Puget nouns 20 Europe The Washington
farmer cannot compete with Argentine in
the Eurppoan market. The nalietin thinks
the paelGc coast might shtp -Four 10
Europe. bat Argentine would soon build
mills and heas rs again
There is. however. new market being
opened for Pacific coast wheat ard four
In Asia. In ls7l the unsted states shipped
a. as barrels % fsoor - Asia. in 1894. s. :
sss barrels. aud In iS5 the amount viii re
very much larger. IN spite az the made
quafe steamer service At present no
WHEAT cargoeS are shlppsi - CHINA ard
Japan. bat japan Is building Touring mills
and wish cheap ialor VIII - able a. I'm
yort wheat from Puget sound. grind IL
and sell the product in competition with
Amsvicskn -four.
Hsca II the star Of Mfe 81 a majority %
the Inhabitants 81 Ire earth IN Japan.
chiaa. Nnrea isala. tire Malay peninsula
ard the Easf Indies rice IL almost the only
foot 81 The working people. Bat wheat
-four is preferred 10 rlcs. wherever the ma
siveS osa obtain E. TIE coolies 81 China
and saran would rather eat wbeat hTes 4
fhan rtee. and they have begun 70 change
their atet. as shows ~ The exporf Stats
ttes TIE t'nitet States shlps more whea :
raur 20 China thar - any cthcr country
"a the world sxcept England and the
>etherla rsss White England took sonasl
barrels less ta 1885 thar "a Iss. CHINA sock
5000 barrels usese an1 AZ Asia took s. 90
barrels usare.
There ought - re- more steamers plying
between Pagnf sound AMI the orient.
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TIE rsr or TOBACCO.

The rirety-nsnth annual session ~ the
New Easlsna conference ~ fhe aetho-
est church aifl shortly - hela in Saieus.
Mass Among IRE matters q general
rlshito tateress - - aste3 gren." SAYS
sAe FoSson efiphe. '-wgEl ne she eNara{esz-
ftaa - Rev. Dnlon Fsrcascn'S position on
tAe toSacce platge"
II appears taax az tAs conference held
II Nathan last YEAR Rev. ngl3on fFgun-
son. 81 present raster e. tae Me- so,lfst
church II Newfoa. wms examined regard
Ing bis stn~ss fer fuii membership as a
minister. lie ia zss~4 IN character. hav-
tnx preyhees3y passed IN Stmlies Mna sav~
Ing been ordained. wAesa re question
"Mln yea wholly abstain froea ere ,.se
az sotacce - was rs=aehss} ha declined &,
answer. ana fslshae F8gexeraat ruled tfat
tAis refusal rvntcvet hsna inealxsNse "a
faa memesg~htp. and tAat m raegAon Tor
NlS aanstSxgen could Ne entertained. I>es
Charles r. kHce. gassor ~ the fsuwastA
church. Cambridge. aos Rev ". 8 As-
ven. 81 Rreekl!ax. saVe nss scc as an ar
peal 30 tbs general sNnferenrs f~asu fhe
decision ef the bishop TAe mas'er VII
come un TOR anal settlement at sfs eee-
seFeaee IN Salem. ssta il l. aaneanes.f
that Bsseop Merrsa Is ~ the oplataa thai
she question relating 60 the ase 90 TO-
as1sso sacala nos aaeee tae standing 81
candidate.
Afr. bronson expressed his asR s1hss
en- the subject in a psssalte fes8es. Ea q aAcA
re said agueae ether th3aSss
y shah neTxr aefena ths usa ~ geRacSa
90 tae rAvg Il a nsAnasseS J. save ue the
hahst sears age uat lseeaasa tae eaarga
ressatee8 IL. aas eeyAa way cssacasu'e
did. &Ea I vas ae< Wallis. - - ea1cS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-03
Fortunate in Orr Governor.
Chehalls y agget.

In nothing Is the state OF Washington
more fortunate than in having John II.
Mcsraw in It's executive chair. We are
not given 10 indiscrimiuaiely compli-
gnenting public officials; but In this case
the good sense and courage OF one Of
them demands the highest praise. In
this Degenerate time. when crankssu-
Populisrn and deEnag ogy are rampant, II
seems that cowaritee and treachery 20
honest yrfnefnfes are spidenie among pun-
lie men Of both low and high degree But
Gov McCraw has escaped the contagion-
Honestly and sntel.gentiy ne has gone
about the performance OF his official du-
ties. and 10 his great credit II can be
said that never once has he departes
from the path OF sfraightforwardness,no nor
Welded 20 any senSeless clamor Tor the
Advancement Of his own personal or ro-
infcaI interests. His course has marked
him as a man: and a man In PUBIC once
is n rarity in these days. when success
IN the strife for preferment too often
comes TO the mountehank- AS chief ex-
ecutiva Of this state John Fl. Mciraw IS
n man whom the Nugget deltgnss 10
honor. and as a Republican IA Is one
whose leadership Il prizes and loves
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-03
SEATTLE. WEDNESDAY. APRIL .
A Willy skIPPEg.

The sporting fraternity OF this city are
deserving Of heartfelt sympathy in their
recent sad bereavement Two Of their
rroadess and most promising card sharp
ers vent to Port Townsend with he iaad-
able Intention IF akinning a hartarous
English goa captain and are nos. much
against their will enjoying sea voyage
% caIlao. Peru. before the mast
1t must be a painful thought 10 the
friends OF the absent ones that the old
sea dog very probably spends his leisure
moments in giving his guests the ropes
end. or. changing the programme. puts
them through the skInning process with
the eat-o'- nine-faiis.
A story is related Of a green farmers
boy who visited the city for the first time
and was shanghated and kept for two
year. al sea When he got hack 20 land
his education on hoard ship had been %
such a nature that be became one OF the
eleverest confidence workers in the coan-
try.
But What Il worrying the Seattle sports
Just now Is What will he Ia. effect o. the
sea voyage on their two ahSen: brcthers.
The sugg estson that. unlike the farmers
boy. they viii come back honest men and
able bodied seamen il a too utterly terri
Bile fate for them to peacefully con;em-
Plata
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Here in the dark what Shostly figures
press
No phantom OF the Past. or grim or sad
No wailirg spirit Of woe: no specter. clad
In white and wandering cloud. whose
dauab distress
is that its crime IL never may confess
No shape from the strewn sea; nor they
that add
The link Of Life and Death-the fearless
mad
That live nor die In dreary nothingness:
But blessed spirits waiting to he born
Though hts. TO unlock the lettering chains
OF Things:
The Better Time: the Universal Good.
Their smile is like the joyous break Of
morn,
How fair. how near, how yiStfuliy they
brood
Listen. that rnurrnur is of angels wings.
Robert Underwood Johnson in April
Century
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hon1axe - any such habit. Per ss~7rt >
yezx ard 4 half have not iniulx@sf eFsIs.
ard arr entirely free from the habit. wssh
no inseusson q r~SuEssng Il. bsz / con
scfszs5eusly decline 70 pct myself under
what regard as an unnecessary ard VIZ
manly ries4xe- / would not promise 70
abstain fran strong tea which DR.. L1nn
says is worse than t0hacros frori hot BIS
cgit. nor from gtnttoay. tnosssa guilty IL
Bsns ef tsese FreSeets. beis~*e LIE and
chzracssr must be the supreme test for
conference membership. IL mans rrar-
aeter il right hs need rake no sssch PROM
Ire T. his character il rot right be VIII
be liable 70 break his vow.
The arguments addaceG by Mr.. Bron-
son In support Of hts position are cs-sAin-
~ sound. AMI II wifi - strange II ne Is
not sustained by the conference.