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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-26
Halifax
sams--Du6y.

BALTIMORE. MD, January January d dSge
ciat S-I psS Or. D. julius Sans. formerly
OF t me mia but now rector OF Holy Trim
OF nD ,rglnatS Episcopal church, was mar
rIed this evening 70 Edward ,b Duf XIV 4 rHe
OF the late Judge Duffy, OF tn Ho,y v'. trinity
c .hrrnp nv the brides father. and wa
cn ,,nessed only by few intimate friend,s;
w ~,.tins 20 the the BRIDES family being ~
, ow, Miss Chloe Tyler COOK; d ni and
~ the brides. was maid OF hoh a3t,ornev
the groom's brother. 0o~ IAN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-26
Small, Fire i'm n Cary-street store.

The Fire Department was called ou ~
last night shortly after O'Clock "a
auench flames which had been dis SEQ No
100 east cary street. The fire was as
covered by some passers-by, who had Just
dohorled from a Southern train. ana tney
turned in the alarm. The department re- re,
sponded promptly and soon sei sgoro au
eo,,'oerheated fiue. The damage was not
,orsia and was fully covered by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-26
v social and Literary Club.

The young men OF st. Marys Catholic
church have organized sociai ana nte-
rary club. Twenty-Five members nav
been enrolled. and the prospects seem
49, hight One OF the rooms In 81.
Marv,s Hall will be furnished for the
axc,,,sive use OF the club, and Very Rev.
Rather Willlbald had pledged his co-ope-
ration and support In the work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-26

80 rannehlli. the clever twirler or
-. pss, shnrx club. who has been here for
an1 month or more, left last night for his
home ia Cincinnati. having been called
shars bv a telegram from his mother
tesss expects TO return here for a Snort
while before reporting IN fntspus AZ
the spring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-26
xv. netyeen the Races.

1ohn MacLeavy, youth, shot Edward
,-oinrtine colored boy, last evening
VA, naiSns'' pistol. slightly wounding him IN
the leg. The shooting resulted ir Oft,cer
q1spe,se ~ the Third District, arrested
h tbe TWO boys, and lodged them at t the
mi station. The injury received by the
coinred boy is very slight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-26

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. January o., o.
Fourth-class postmasters have peen ~
spolnted as follows: . y pace.
virginia-South Hi. JOSEPH, iames A.
cb,nman: Wilkes Store. Athen l.. Nc
Ciure. Zoar, Henry w. Pusser'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-26
u.tson for the Governorship.

ATLANTA, GA. January 2o-IhsoHI n,a
L, Watson will be the Popuiist candi9ane
for Governor OF Georgia: The slate 0Vn =
10, t,an,ion will meet on March 6th. ana a
vene ur,,,, ~ the delegates already elected
are said 10 be in favor OF Watson iof
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-26

Nr.yv YORK. January Especial J
NEw NJ Ellison. Astor: J. Thalhimerr.
e. Denis: w. M. Jones. Bartholdi; 4; M.
S ~ Grand Union; C. n Angle. MARI
booroueh: r. C. Marsh, Waldorf; w. H.
Robinson. ImDeriai.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-26
MUNYON'S

Cold Cure cures colds In the hssn So'c csd "a and
mpgs, o'a - srp Stops sneezing, dschargs; nom
the na iaa tscuSss These
pneumo,ns; ,s ueets are absolutely harmless have
ssSsd % yss and pqepars
ness, r,,ye f1r each disease. A. All drugs,s.ss.
sepas n,s vial II You need medical advice WE y
Pro SIM Munyon, 1905 Arch street, Philadelphia ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-26

one of the girls employed az ann,s y =
cheroot- factory became i'll yesse s''.,;
while at work The ambulance We 80
moned, and she wes Fsalsa anu ''s~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-26

Any coat will be informal II
the wearer acts in an informal
way. :.
If a man in a drawing or DIM
ing room acts as he does when
smoking or lounging in the pm
vacy of his own room, OF course
a Tuxedo is not correct; nor IS
it correct at any formal tunc-
ton when ladies are present
otherwise it is. It's comforta-
BILE and has come to stay.
Coats, SIS, SIS, and S2o.
Tail Coats, of course.
Everything else for evening
dress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-26
OUR GREAT
REDUCTION SALE

of Mems and Boys Suits and
Overcoats is affording our pa
irons of Richmond and vicinity
an opportunity for economical
clothes-buying absolutely I'M
paralleled.
A $40 Suit for $13.7o.
A $40 Suit for : $40.
Overcoats, same way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-26

"a n,is+h ef~eets was discovered to be
n, e-e Yesterday morning about 4:5O
O'clock hut through the timely alarm
given the slumberlng inmates the DlaZe
was extinguished before any consioeraOie
damage was done. Messrs. Whi'aii iA
Simmons and James Haggard' TWO youns
mon Who were returning from their en-
-lo,-,,or. a the Belle Isle Iron-Works'
saw the bright light in one OF the rooms
Closer inspection disclosed the 1act tndl
q cunboard in the room was blazing
cheerilv and only few minutes more
start was needed for the room ana mouse
10 be lmperilled. Mr.. SPANS fanny ""S
az once aroused. and the fire alarm also
turned in. The quick and well-oirecteu
efforts OF Messrs. William Spain ana Siia-
ford Elder, however, were eheSeual -.
conquering the fiery elements. "l.no"'
the rocessifv OF turning the water on.
An unusual and painful accident be-
feu Stanley Cottrell. q youth OF some ~
years. at the Southern shops, on MON.
dav. lie was drawing a bucket OF ho'
water from a pipe when the pipe ours"
drencbine his body with the steaihihs
fluid. The hot bath, under the clIcuni'
stances. was exceedingly uncomiorlaDie
PRETTY WEDDING IN MIDLOTHIAN
One OF the prettiest marriages OF IN.
season took place Sunday afternoon a.
the residence OF the brides parents. a.
Midlothian. Miss Maggie Cnapman
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. w; NAP
man. and one Of the most popular az ,'a
attractive young ladies OF the ,o"n ~
came the bride OF Mr.. J. Z. b.aols'
prominent Businessman OF siivnls ,D, .u,,
The 1.lde ettired I'm a fawn-colored SILK
with trimmings OF white satin chiffon. en-
tered with her sister, Miss Jessie Chap
mo-, ,n.iA - honor and was met at IN
altar by the groom and his best man
Mr.. r. w. Harper. The ceremony wa
impressiyely performed by Rev: ~ ~ =
winfree. The maid OF honor. si'ss se es
sic Chapman. wore brown SIX shn s ~,
NED u popauat ef American beauue'' -
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-11-02
SPECIAL NOTICE
To Property Owners in the City Of De-
corah and West DEBORAH.

Y In the ordinance passed by the city
council October -, 1898, Rule 8, of Sec
ton I, reads as follows:
1.-THE owners of any premises now or
hereafter supplied with water from the
water system of this city will be held
responsible tor all water and meter
rents, chargeable to his or her premises
whether occupied by themselves or by
tenants.n
The above rule went into effect inn
mediately after publication, but the
committee would call especial atten-
ton to the owners of property, that,
commencing with November lat, 1898,
they will be looked to for water and
meter rents, and not the tenants.
All water rents are due six months in
advance, payable November LIST and
May Let, at the city clerks office. and
II not paid within ten days, ten pei
cent. penalty will be added.
When the water is measured by
meter, the bills must be paid monthly;
and rental of twenty cents per month
will be charged-in addition to water
rents-for the use of each meter.
w. E. TEsKEY, Water
GEORGE BERNATz, Works
o. g. ARNEsoN, Committee
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-11-02
and others.
Republican Meetings.

Several very interesting republican
meetings have been held In the county
during the past week. On Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, Hon. Frank
Forbes spoke at Hesper and Frank
vile, respectively, Hon. Ole o. Roe at
Kendallville on Friday, at Bluffton
Saturday, and at Nordness Monday;
and Hon. B. f. Clayton at Castalia
las night. Mr.. Clayton will also speak
at Kidgeway tonight. We hear ex-
cellent reports from the meetings held.
The attendance was good In most cases,
and the audiences listened to fair
minded and convincing discussions of
the issues.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-11-02

1T is the intention of the directors OF
the new Grand opera house to make
the opening night, November 10th, a
gala occasion. They will therefore en-
large the orchestra, have had engraved
some beautiful souvenir programs, and
will in many ways beautify the theatre
with flowers and foliage.
The tickets which will be in the ma
ture of souvenir, will be placed on
sale at Neufert.s Thursday morning,
November 8, at 10 o'clock. The prices
which have been agreed upon will be
from SO cents to 81 according to the
location. The scale is considerable
higher than the regular prices but moi
nearly as high a. other theatre open
ings have been; and seems to be within
the reach of all as any seat in the house
Is good and respectable. The dollar
seats will be as desirable aud as vel
situated as the 81 ones.
The directors have completed thu
house in much more elaborate anG
metropolitan manner than was first in
tended which has cost money and it Il
hoped and expected that DEBORAH ant
vicinity will respond in Its usual fire.
and generous manner, by buying seat
early which will in manner repay tn
opera house company, who have pu
| both time and money In the enterpris
| gratituously for the pride and glory Q
DEBORAH. We assure our people tina
they cannot afford to miss this treat.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-11-02
UNITARIAN CONFERENCE.
Brief Report Of the Session Held in
This City Last Week, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday.

The conference of Unitarian and otli-
er independent churches was held in
Unity church last week. A similar
congress of wider interest had been held
at Omaha the previous week which de-
pleted the usual attendance at this
state conference. Twenty-Five dele
gates were present representing sixteen
churches and societies. The conference
enjoyed the presence of Rev. DR.. Gro
theirs, OF Cambridge, Mass, and DR..
Gould, Of Chicago.
Three sessions were held each day
commencing Tuesday afternoon and
closing Thursday evening. Aside from
the usual business of the conference
many addresses and papers were given
covering wide range of topics. Re.
ports from churches showed vigorous
and growing condition.
The most important missionary en-
terprise inaugurated was the purchase
of church property in Iowa City. 1t is
the policy Of the Unitarian church to
maintain, by endowment, if necessary,
o vigorous movement in every import
ant university town.
The most pleasant social feature OF
the conference was the banquet served
by Unity Circle' on Wednesday even.
ing.
A promising young minister was or.
dained to the ministry Tuesday even
ing, the Rev. E. M. Hodgin, who has
entered the passionate at Humboldt.
Hon. ]. II. Funk, Of Iowa Falls, did
not arrive and his topic "Why do moi
men attend church?' was ably present
ed by Revs. Judy, Gorden and Clute on
Thursday evening.
The conference was q success in prac'
tical results and has proved great in.
spiration to the local Unity church
Next year the conference will be held
at Humboldt, Iowa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-11-02
Will Close Opening Night.

Oct. 81. 1898.
The New Grand Opera House will be
dedicated and opened Saturday even
ing, Nov. 10th. As this will be an inn
portant event in DEBORAH, is is reason
able to expect that all who possibly
can, will want to attend, and so that
we, as well as our employees may be
able to be present, we agree to close our
stores at Sis O'Clock on that evening:
Ben. Bear. M. j. Soukup.
l.. A. Marsh. III. j. Hutchinson.
C. N. Goddard. John Hexom.
Vance Bros. M. T. Torsen,
]. Jack WITT. liver Larsen.
Larsen Bros. Chas. Hegner.
ID. E. Reed. X. /. Haugen.
Ernest Hegner. N. X. dron
and others.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-11-02

AN Iowa Falls special to the State
Register tells Of an unique spectacle OF
. woman tramp which has just passed
through that county and thence north
towards Minnesota. To the distinc-
ton Of being . veritable tramp the wo-
man lays the claim and has been
"tramping 1t" for number Of years.
She IL well advanced In years, and In
touring the country has depended on
the charity of the kindly In all sec
lions. She first appeared at Ackley,
where she appealed to the citizens for
aid. It was granted. and seemingly
thankful for the favors received, start
! ed for this place. After brief sojourn
hers she climbed on the top OF o box
car in the Burlington yards and rode
north an the Pacific division. She wal
next heard of at West Bend, where bel
appeal for assistance was rewarded by
q generous hand, and, with q collec
ton taken for her benefit. she was sent
to Worthington, Minn., where she
claimed to have friends. This plea II
made In every town, and her appeal
| for assistance is always commensurate
with the distance she has to travel
and the town just in advance on hel
route always has friends that will hell
her. Arriving there, charitable hu
manity comes to her aid, and. will
| grateful expressions for the sympath,
shown, she departs for greener fields
It h evident she 10 tramp, pure aNt
smpls, and that the instinct for trsvs
| h . strong In her nature - IN those Q
Iheg beother hoboea.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-11-02
DOES NOT WANT IT.
One ofthe Prominent Farmers of Pleas.
ant Township Opposes the Court
House Proposition.
LOCUST, Iowa, OCT. %, 1898.

LOCUST, IOWA, OCT. %, I0S0.
EDITORS PUBLIC OPINION:
Election day is drawing near, and as
no one has protested yet against build
ing new court house, it il high time
to have the sentiment of the majority
of farmers Of this county for building
new court house published in plain,
common language.
The agitators for new court house
claim that the public demands it. This
is not so. They want to saddle the
county with $75, 900 bonds and the bal
ance that is needed to finish 1t, we do
not know how much. They are work.
ing for their own interest. They bring
up Tom. Dick and Harry to say what
a loss there would be if the court house
would burn. But, must it burn? IF
there is not enough room to protect the
books and documents, build vault
large enough to store everything but
what is daily needed and for the others
there is ample room.
1t is also said there is such fine site
for court house. Many q man has a
fine site for q house or barn and cannot
build unless he gives mortgage to get
money to do SO. So in this cAse; it is
mortgaging the county to build new
court house. fla new court house will
make it easier for the city people to do
their business in the court house; if it
will bring more trade to the city and
enhance the property, then let the city
pay half the tax as the city would have
the benefit of new court house. Many
an outsider is only stepping into the
court house in paying his taxes. Now
they propose to give number of years.
time to pay the bonds. The longer the
time the better for those that secure the
bonds.
They will make it easy for the tax
PAYERS in giving time. 1t is much the
same as with the man that wanted to
cut off his dogs tail, and thinking 1t
would hurt him to cut It all at once, he
cut off short piece now and then IN.
til he had it all of.
The population has not increased
much for the last twenty years so there
cannot be much more business to do in
the court house than in years past.
Dear voter, did you ever figure the cost
to build a new court house? Why, it
would settle debt of nearly four dol
lars on every man, woman and child,
and from $40 to SIS on every thousand
dollar assessment. The yearly interest
on the sum would be 5000 to $4,000.
We have enough taxes to pay now. Is
our state, county and city of Decorah
out of debt? If 40, vote for it. If not,
then let the voters cry halt. It seems
the tendency of the present time is
bonds and trusts.
Therefore, dear voter, consider what
you are doing when you go to thepolls.
The financial question is to be decided
again. Not the national. but the coun-
ty's: not the gold standard nor the sill
yer 16 to 1, but the bonds, 20 or Is to l..
| Yours Truly,
| GEO. A. PFIsTER.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-11-02

Hon. j. o. Anderson.
Miss Anna Hoag.
Rev. r. 8. Phillips.
Mr.. d. A. Porter. IS
Mrs. Terbjorg Knutsther Steyre.
Her. ]. N. 6kogen.
Ole Andenon Uren.
JOHN FINN, p. n.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-11-02

REMEMBER to place X opposite the
words .'yes'' In the court house propo-
sitiOn when you vote.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-11-02
PROF. =. WILLARD sPURR,
sPnAcr4cAL PHRznoIoo1sr

A - ~ SScso. zecnseSs eon6dsatli adtic.
90 lsaxlh, msrl.ss bSsinsS RSs s' 1nb, &c
sses s Z. o 8 Scss: 10" 9. =. . i0S a
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-11-02
SCHOOL STATISTICS.
Some Interesting Figures From the
Report Of the County Superiuten-
dent Of Schools.

County Superintendent G. .. Hau.
gen has completed his report to the
state Superintendent Of Public Instruc.
ton, and this.report contains some sta
tistics Of interest to all residents Of the
county, hence we quote from it as fol.
lows:
No. enrolled In the public schools...... $500
No. OF schoOlr00ms In the county,. ~
No. OF school districts ~
Estimated values Of schooIhouses......$ 1902
Estimated value OF apparatus. lls
Amount p'd teachers for the year '98. q, 1888
in hands Of district treasurers... y ,S0o y
AM IL hands 81 district treasurer. eSSsis
Amt expended for new buildings...... 86t
Amt In hands OF district treasurers... 3,S20 "
It may also be interesting to note
that the amount paid teachers for the
year ending the third Monday in Sep.
tember, 1913, exceeds the amount paid
for the year Of '97 by $725.S6, and COM
pared with the year ending September,
1896, the difference is 81, 275. 81 in favor
Of the year '98.
In the year 1895 one teacherin the
county held state certificate; this
year nine teachers hold state certifi-
Gates.
During the past three years the sum
Of So, 1851 has been paid for new
school buildings. This amount is $685..
771.S5 more than was expended during
the six preceding years. Who says
that wave Of prosperity has not struck
Winnesheik county?
During the past year four OF our pro.
gressive teachers have been granted
state certificates.
We received official notice last week
that state certificates have been granted
to Prof. Thornton, Of Hesper, and
Mary f. Lundgren, Calmar.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-11-02

R,rs. Iaghtning, Tornado, Life and Acc1dent
inruy1SS0o. Send yourage ana u. g. Ao9Eo1
an6 60 Iatss On loAnnteo0 Roucees ynoe
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-11-02

RECEIVES DEPOSITS and viii pay
interest thereon ct . rate consistent
with safe banking.
LOAN MONEY onapproved secuTeties
ISSUE DRAFTS payable ON the pr1n
cipol cities ofthe world tor any amount
GfECIAL ADVANTAGES Tor selling
drafts ON Scandinavia, Germany
Great Britain and Ireland.
Don't Fail to Call and See u.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-11-02

A. J. ANDERs, Of Oelwein, democrat
10 nominee for district judge, positively
refuses to accept the nomination and
has requested the secretary Of state to
omit his name from the official ballot.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-11-02

In timeliness, variety and positive
ness Of quality and interest the Novem-
Der number of McClure's must be pro-
nounced rare magazine. A character
sketch Of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
presents in Its full picturesqueness, the
personality Of one of the most indie
pendent, original and torceful Of living
Americans. 1.-THE Inner History Of
Admiral SIMPSONS Campaign" relat-
ed mainly in hitherto unpublished Of
fetal dispatches, gives for the first
time the full and true story Of the find
ing and securing of Cervera's fleet. IA
True Story of the Fire Patrol" and Mr..
E. A. FitzGerald's account of his own
experiences in leading party for the
first time in human record to the tops
Of the two highest mountain peaks in
the western hemisphere, and perhaps
the highest ever climbed, exhibit hui
man power and endurance In their
strongest, most heroic manifestation.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-11-02

A. J. ANDERs, Of Oelwein, democrat
10 nominee for district judge, positively
refuses to accept the nomination and
has requested the secretary Of state to
omit his name from the official ballot.
WE have but one request to make Of
republicans this fall, and that is-vote.
We have no desire to dictate for whom
anyone shall vote, but are, satisfied
that the party Of protection, prosperity,
sound money and expansion will be
eminently successful If all who are
eligible will use the right Of franchise.
THE Spanish question was covered in
. very few words by our honored presi-
dent In his recent speech at Indianapo-
lis, when he said: 1.-THE war was in
augurated for humanity. It must not
stop until It embraces humanity. We
cannot shirk the obligation Of victors
II we would, and we would not If we
could"
SpArw r>linnuishaa claim and her
o,,...,sntr ove- ana title tn Cnba.
DO pscc .rd the ,sl.nd IN the In.
a.ar.. Sr.m-i. ~ ~ coded 70 the
1rn,..d rt.t.. Tim. far have the
$50 observation-disclosures, agreed spaip
gives up the contention that the United
-. r,,r-- S.ht
THE nrt volume Of Hd.pe"s hou'e
Tube, In IT. new monthly iorm, wnicr
y now completed, contains an unusu
ally excellent collection OF serial ane
short stoFies, strikingly told ana gra
phically illustrated. There are articie'
Of travel and exploration; practicai ant
Instructive articles; narrative ana desc
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-11-02

THE leading features of the Ameri-
can Monthly Reviesc Of Reviews for No
vember are: The editorial comment on
the State aud Congressional CAM
paigns (illustrated); an illustrated ac-
count of the work ofthe "Y. NJ. G. A."
in connection with the army and navy
during the war with Spain, by Albert
Shaw; an article on THE Newspaper
Correspondents in the War;" with
numerous portraits; Mr.. Creelman's
own story Of his Santiago adventures;
"Quida's" Impeachment Of Modern
Italy," with Signor vecchia's reply;
1.-THE Nicaragua Canal In the Light Of
Present Politics" BY Prof. L. N. Keas-
hey; and 1.-THE Nicaragua Canal and
Our Commercial Intsrosts," BY DR..
Emory h johnson.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-09-20
Y. NJ. c. \. PLANS.


The Association Review for Septem-
Der gives the plans of the Y. NJ. c. A..
for the fall and winter work. The
school calendar commences on Sep
TENDER 23rd with an open lecture at
the hall at s p. m. On the Goth the
first term begins, to be closed on De-
cember 23rd by lecture by Professor
Brigham.
The opening lecture of the second
term will be delivered on January 9th
and the closing one on April Sth by
w. n. Armstrong.
The educational department of the
Y. NJ. c. A. is in charge of the follow
ing committee: Hon. W. F. Frear,
chairman; Professor H. NJ. Wells,
teacher Mills Institutes; j. @. Wood,
attorney; Professor A. l.. Colsten, tea
cher Oahu College; Professor Edgar
Wood, principal Norman school, and
DR.. Charles l.. Garvin.
The educational course has been
considerably enlarged, and now in
cludes arithmetic, letter writing and
business forms, reading and spelling
or elementary literature, shorthand,
typewriting, mechanical drawing,
bookkeeping, Hawaiian language,
civil government, practical horticult-
ure.
One of the features in the physical
culture department will be class in
First Aid to Che Injured"
This number of the Review is full
of interesting information about the
Association and it's work.