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FROM ROE.
Looks like spring.

Better be gardening.
 T. H. Jackson was in Roe, Jan. 3lst collecting taxes.
 Going to plant any potatoesf We'll you had better get at it.
 Ed Book went to Stuttgart last Saturday. Did you hear the lec- ture Ed?
 Miss Nora Lyton visited in Stuttgart last Saturday and Sun- day.
 Prof. G. A. Sullards and Ray dined with MT. and Mrs. R. 5. Watkins last Sunday.
 w. H. Franzell is on the sick Inst this week. Guess he's got s'heart trouble." R. F. Milwee was in Roe, Feb. 1st collecting taxes. MT. Jackson being sick.
 Ask Sheffield why he don't go with Miss L- any more 7 That's one on you Shef.
 Mir. w. H. Franzell and MT. Maybee our clever depot Agt dined with Mir. R. $. Watkins last Sunday.
 Doc. McKinzie and Mir. Jacl Montgomery of. Ark. Go. were ol our streets last Sunday enroute t' Clarendon.
 Doc. Kelley says he cut off hi mustache and sent them to young lady who had promised tt make him watch chain if ht would send her some nice hair We admire your action Doc. but your judgement of fine hair w have sMUudice.
 When and where will we hay our meetf We will put Brinkle.. in nomination for the place. an Saturday Feb. 26 for the date Let us hear from all the cores pondents on *sis subject. Ho7 many are going to help us out fo Brinkley. ~ i A happy heme is the first frul of a happy marriage which onl comes through love. Therefor every young lady preparing t enter upon the uncertain sea life and desiring to take with he a life companion should choos one of love rather than one o riches, rank or position. Why because love is the foundation o all real happiness it fills the hear with a desire to please, 1t | always ready to obey, 1t IS fal reaching in its power, 1t IS tn light which illumines the hom and drives away all sorrows ant cares and makes life a pleasur rather than burden. Now ol the other hand. If you choose companion solely for his riches rank or position, you will sal smoothly for while, only to fint the mighty billions that will sool dash you into sad, sad disappoint Iments and blot out every hope II life and make life itself, miserabl, it will be robbed of all it's expec ted happiness, it will be o'e shadowed with many unseel troubles; it will have long lonl yearning for freedom it will lool out on the broad expanse of tim and long for it's end, it will drinl at the fountains of sadness whlcl will not quench it's thirst for peac and happiness, it will then giv way to despondency througl which it will find it's untimely end Would that be a happy home An no! It would be 6 home . sorrow, of desolatlon, of -' |. of darkness through light of love ever shinf be a home void of p.
 lhome where no joy or ( . oxa, -n There ay
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H with the editors We didn't esi any paper last week. We csr. tainly missed it, Oh !! so much. Miss Martha Dye recited last Monday night. l. was simply grand. All those wer'nt there missed something fine.
 Cliff Ellis of Helena, spent last M1ek with his friend, Henry Wellborne. He came out to hunt. Perhaps dear hunting.
 T. $. Kerr, (better known as MT. Snow) spent last week over at Duncan with his sister, Mrs. T. H. Youngblood.
 Miss Gertrude Patterson, one of IF. G's. charming young ladies, spent a few days in the city of Clarendon last week with rela. tives and friends.
 The League Convention will meet at Wynne in March All Leaghers are invited to attend. 1 hope that Holly Grove will be we'll represented.
 rHISBE.
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CHURCH
ST. LuKEs Ep1scol

Regular sspvlees by Re>... Hams of St. Llikes Episct church every 3rd SundayA
 day school every Sunday lpore
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METHODIST.

1st Sunday, filled b essx H. Howard. - .szs - z VI End and 4th Sund( Pastor, Rev Graham
 3rd filled by Rev. I,
 Regular servlces d School and Epworth Ieof IT day at usual hours. Como
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FEW WORDS FOR YOU.

If you are in need of an sign, want your house orated, pApered or pain l take pleasure in offerin you my
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HOLLY GROVE NEWS.
Ol my what a beautiful day.


 O! my what a beautiful day. l. Burton Moore was in H. c. one Hay last week. |N Nal Pattersoa was in Clarendon Sunday. Mrs. G. P. Reed was in H. G. last week on business. Dr. S. E. Parker spent Friday night in Clarendon. Mrs. Parker is here on visit to her son, Dr. Parker. Mrs. A. B. Walls is on the sick list this week. f Miss Mary l.. Mayo, spent Sum- day in H. c. with friends. lx Master Phil Trice spent Saturday might in Clarendon with friends.
 Miss Mamie Peete is visiting relatives in Clarendon this week.
 J. A. Walls and MT. Trice spent part of last week in the ''City of Roses" on business. | R. T. Kerr and Willie Peete spent Sunday in Blacktcn with l friends. l We are very sorry to note, at Bro. Joe Johnson is on the sick list again. N Brother Farris has been quite sick for several weeks, is now i'm proving we are glad to note.
 The young men of Holly have issued invitations IGrand Ball Thursday nj 10th. 4 I wondery was the mau. a,
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CATHOLICS

Services in the Oathelic cAne0 every Sunday in the yer sS K the second Sunday in aeh m by Father A. Demurger S:s
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BAPTIST.

Services 1st and Ard fnd ys by Pastor, Rev. s, l.. Holl0way;
 Sunday School every SundA4 morning, A. Flora, Sgpt.
 Union prayer meeting on needay nights.
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CIyGBERLAs'
Snnde- Chrie afterno

ling his s,s.s,
 Marvell the 1st ins Mir. Jno. 1feecham oss,
 from Blackton this week and of course called on his "ma."
 Esq. Ward had lengthy case before his court this week, in (which Nat Turner was Attorney for the defendant. Wonder where Mir. Diamond
 Ward was Sundayi That must be quite an attractive magnet which draws one away from his home church. Died MT. Dan Center home near Turner, on ts |of s'.s f 4th inst. B.
 lovely wife
 deepest syt Public $,
 Academy Point
 suce
 her sus f
 $ x
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GoBLE GLEANLNGs.

Miss Minnie Yancey is visivtine lhe family of A. c. Moody of F Eos
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room CHILDREN REMEMBERED.
Enstcr EGGS Distributed Among
Whom by the Salvation ArmN.

| EnBtcr Eggs Distributed Among
Them by the Salvation Army.
| The members of the Salvation Army
celebrated Easter at the barracks, Oh
Travis street. yesterday afternoon by a
distribution of colored eggs TO the poor
children of the city. The front of the
platform was prettily decorated with flow
ers, furnished by members of the army,
and banners bearing appropriate inscrip-
tions were placed around the walls. The
eggs were distributed from large baskets
BY Captain Mackenzie and his assistants.
and The receipt of them gave the boys and
girls present no end OF pleasure.
A programme OF exercises was held dur
Ing the afternoon, being opened by song.
Christ, the Lord. Today Is Risen" sung
by the army, and prayer by Captain
Mackenzie. The remainder OF the pro-
gramme was as follows:
Duet. Clifton and Harper Baines
Recitation-"The Way to Fairyland'..
.................... vera Lytle
Easter Song ...M Mason and Laura Baines
Recitation-"The Story of the Crucihed"..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mamie Baines
Song" Christ, the Lord Today is Risen.
Observation-Disclosures. BY Five Little Girls
Song-"Put Away My Little Shoes" $50.
Observation-Disclosures. lola nd Lola Lyle
All the meetings conducted by the Sal
walton Army yesterday were very success
ful, both the indoor and outdoor meet
ings
The food and shelter depot in the Fifth
ward will be opened today. and any man
in need of food or bed can obtain either
for 10 cents or its equivalent in work.
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CITY BREVITIES.

The Houston Water Works company will
hold its annual meeting today.
There was very clever sleight OF hand
performance at Saengerbund Hall last
night.
The deep water committee will meet at
IL O'Clock this morning at the Cotton Ex-
change.
There will be harmony" conference
OF local republicans at the city council
chamber tonight.
The Houston Glec club will hold its an.
nual meeting tonight, at which will cctur
the election of officers.
The present city council will hold its last
meeting to install the newly elected oftl-
GERS After the new council is installed
me other city oficers-elect will he sworn
IN ana the mayor will appoint his secre-
iary. TIE appointment of other officers will
llkely be deferred till some subsequent
meeting or until their terms expire.
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An Enstcr RohhcrY.

While Mr.. Gin Grunewald and his fam
Ivy were attending Easter services yestor,
day some thief, taking advantage Of tie
absence OF the family. entered his prem.
Uses, Fannin street. between Mckinney
ana walker ana forcing an entrance into
the house stole what change he could ana
about Sl.bo. and fine gold watch belong.
ing to Mrs. Grunewald OF the value or
$40 Some OF Mr. Grunewalds neighbors
saw he party whom they describe as a
young white man about is years OF az,
entering the premises, but he did IL II,
such an nnconcerned way that they natur-
any supposed he had right there ana
pa,u no lur,her attention 10 tho matter
The robbery has been reported 10 Tho
poiice :" tue
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HE HAS A SAD ENDING.
WALLER M'kEssoN LOSES MS MIND
FROM BRIGHT's DISEASE
And Dies While Confined In tho city
jail Awaiting mn investigation.
AZ His Post to the Last.

/
Waller McKesson OF $40 ST. Charlie
street, third ward, employed by the Gull
| Colorado and Santa Fe as hostler, died yes
terday afternoon in the city Jail, where h
had been placed pending a trial for lunacy
The circumstances surrounding McKes
sons death were pathetic in that his ply
scian, moro than two months ago, ha,
quietly predicted just such an end for him
and had so warned the railroad company
While being taken TO the police station /,
the patrol wagon NcKcsson suffered d
| temporary partial paralytic stroke, which
was brought on by an aggravated case Of
| Bright's disease, aud which fastened his
death.
McKesson had lived in Houston for the
last fourteen years, being tor great por-
| ton OF that time employed as engineer OF
u switch engine in the Santa re yards
About year ago he placed himself under
physieian's care. anu alter being care
fully examined was informed that he had
Bright's disease, and good care would
have to be taken of himself. The sick
mans work was of such character that
If continued Improvement in his physical
condition was very doubtful.
tPoH subsequent visits the doctor eau
TONED Mckesson against working, but he
continued to work on his engine and grow
worse, until the doctor, in sense of uuty,
informed the Santa PC company that their
man was unsafe; that his mental faculties
were liable to fail at any time. The com
pany had always regarded McKesson as a
valuable and competent man, and gave
him a hostlcr's position until his condition
would become better.
The climax in Mckesson's illness came
between midnight and / o'clock Saturday
morning. He mad retired early at the
usual hour, and his wife and children o.
cupied apartments in another part o. the
residence. Between the hours mentioned
Mckesson entered his wife's room, and
grabbing her by the throat attempted to
strangle her to death. she freed herself
from his grasp and ran out to some of the
neighbors, who telephoned to the police
station. Mckesson returned to his bed as
If nothing had TRANSFERRED
Night Police Clerk Floeck, a ncighbor
of the Mckessons, took charge of the man
and placed him in Jail for safe keeping
AS the patrol wagon started for the police
station Mckesson fell his full length on
the seat and was unable to stand or speak
for several hours afterwards. He scent
all day Saturday and Saturday night on
his knees as if working about locomo-
tive, and frequently spoke to his fireman
about the machinery. His condition grew
worse until he became unconscious and
died.
Justice of the Peace Hill conducted tho
inquest and the body was taken to the late
residence
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4 Pleasant Hon.

social hop was given at the residenc.
OF Mrs. Bcstwick, No. 2ao7 Washington
street, last Friday evening in honor Of IN.
misses Hettie Bates and Heitle pert,ller
An ENJOYABLE evening was spent in playinr
inc latest games, dancing. etc. Refresh
men's were served at 1890. and HONS
SWEEP Home Was played at 1850.
These present were; Misses Annie Wise.
man, Jennie Mckernon Mamie vicksrs
tllier, Mablc Williams, Katie Renso,,
Josie Perliller and Lenora Bostwick sna
Mr. and Mrs, J. yickers, Mr.. and Mrs. =. j.
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Personal MENTION.

H. L. Foster is in the city from velasco.
Ernest l.. Fulton was among yesterday s
visitors from Galveston.
Mr. NJ. Porter. formerly of Houston
pul now OF Boston, is in the city on a
business trip. :"
MI Edmund j, Geehan of the local STAFF
OF the Galveston News was here on busl-
ness mission yesterday.
Roy sorlls, a prominent young travelling
man whose headquarters are AT For
worth, is spending a few days in the city
-, Miss Minnie simcoe left last week for
ner nome in Louisville. KY. after sp,nd-
G. Bartholomew. -i'' D.
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PROCEEDS TURNED OVER.
The sharks Turn Over Their Ucucdt
FrOrccds to st. Joscnh's IniirmnrN

Mention was made in Yesterdays Post Of
| the turning over by the Sharks club nj
| 1912 to the Faith Home, being half of INC
net proceeds of their st. Patrick's day en-
iertainment.
The sharks club Yesterday afternoon de
liverod 10 The Sisters Mt ST .Ioseph's in
Urinary check for SAFE, their portion of
mo net proceeds realized from the same en-
tertainment. The sharks, accompanied by
Captain j. c. Hutcheson. visited the in.
Urinary in body. where the latter ten
dered the Sisters the fund with a neat
speech about the donors aud the purpose
10 which II was TO be applied Rev, Father
Hcnnessy on behalf OF the infirmary and
Its representatives. accepted tho donation
and replied appropriately TO the words OF
Captain Hutcheson.
The Sisters had prepared for the visit
and invited the guests TO light luncheon.
after which Miss Schroede. and Prof. Hodg-
kins rendered some music. Shark John
McCleary, on tho part OF tho organization,
contributed several songs to the impromptn
programme. Besides those mentionsd, tina
ladies' auxiliary to the club. Mr.. and Mrs
McEolald and MIR and Mrs. Patrick Tobin
OF New York were present
The Sharks lad given advance notice 10
'he Sisters and the Depelchin Faith Homo
asso"iatio, OF the result OF the ST, PAT
ticks day entertainment, TO which the
club received the following responses.
To the Members OF the Sharks Club,
Gentlemen The depth OF our gratitude
70 you Is beyond our powers of expression.
Your generous contribution of s9i2 each
towards ours and Kindred Institution VIZ
appreciate more Than words can tell. Lohs.
and earnest shall our heartfelt thanks be.
ana II II ever comes to our share to prove
the generous depth of our appreciation.
eladly shall We welcome that moment and
rhrerfully shall we RESPOND at the p,of.
fercd time. For years has ST. Joseph's IN.
Urinary been the happy recipient OF liberal
Gifts offered by the good hearted people Of
Houston, No worthy tribute to their mag
nsnimity. no secret prejudice or blight o.
mind finds echo in their great. bread en-
dearor 10 promote III, furthcranee OF
good cause when ones seen,
oh, would II We're ours 10 reciprccate,
But what Il lacking IN temporal benefits
we shall endeavor 10 plead heavens throne
70 make good ~ the wa, beat to ea.h indi. |
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THE COURTS.
cases Set for the Coming Week in
the Various pc.urtments.


H. ~ my ."m.nG week in
Tho fo,,owi,a ,ro 49,
r.a., l.. ~, ~ az the eases SET ior the
M MoNnAy AVA ap slv', u rs court;
c pro,.,,a "a y, ,, ~ WI IL;
John i R,asle VS. '' mero,, g, a., s p,,..
org OH comran, n'H'' anu hiaht
TUESDAY April 1,
Iobn p 1,trovt. ,s ,,h,,t,r. e.,
Lizzie Cleveland vs In,ornation.I
| Great Northern Rai,road Cnnna,w "nN
WEDNEsnAy appII a.
| Nv Ns1n,, ~. enc l,o,d NJ, 10.
| Fe Railway Comnany san 20
| G. p. Rlanchott VS. Misso,r, x,,
Texas Railway Company of Texas.
| THURSDAY April. IA
Charles Bender sr V, Henry pIt,,,,,
ct al
Mrs. NJ. a. Jones VS.. Texas and New Or
FRIDAY, APRIL Is.
3 W. Sydnor ct al VS.. W. NJ. Rice.
~ d. sm,t ,r,, vs., s,ty OF Houston.
nAi ohpAf' APRlL IT,
LOTHIAN Bros. Manufacturing Company
vs., Houston Water Works Company
Magnolia Park Company VS.. Ball. Hutch
ms a. Co.
enth civil district court arc nc fo,,ows.
MoNDAy AppT :,
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25B Discount
on WRITING PAPER this
at BALDWIN'S, 6o3
REFUGEES IN FLoRIDl
They Arc in ms Much Nees
Those in Cubs.

lnOAc lu Oos
Washington, April 9.-NM :
Postmaster General Heath ~ y
letter from Mrs. Floren~ + +
Ocala. Fla. respecting the 81
Cuban refugees in the extrems ~ Y,
ton of the peninsula. mrs, ~, y.
active head of the MethodlN n
sion society in Florida. Sne ~
part of the aid for the reconcs.,
Cuba shall be set aside ior Wy
refugees now in Florida. sne ns's'1
is as great necessity for cnanv
refugee Cubans in Florida q -
who are in their native COUNT. )
If it Is not practicable for
make provisions of this cnals
peals to the charitable peope y
try for private contribution, ~
they be addressed to Mrs. =;
9ol Florida a, enuc. Tampa, f
sistance is now being rece''r
tributed. AZ
Among other things, Mrs. 80
The conditions OF the Cupsn,
is terrible. especially at Tampss
ing OF the Tampa tobacco
thrown many thousands q
OF work.
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Death Of Mrs. Nccdh.,

After an illness OF several months, Mrs.
Hester D. Needham. aged a. died at $50
o'clock Sunday mornias at the residence OF
her daughter, Mrs, a. j. Marsh. oos Rusk
avenue
MIS- Neeatam came 10 Houston with hor
husband, w, NJ Needham, ii, 1880. scttl,n.,
IN the corner of Ruak aud Travis shs
leaves one daughter. Mis-, A. j Marshall
anu one son. X. ii. Nrcdham.
The funeral will tlko place from IN,
residence a. 10 o'clock this morning, inl.,.
ment al Glenwood. -
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STRUCK ny \ TRAIN.
cherry EubnnLs hit by an Engine
mud Badly Hurt.

mud Badly Hurt.
Cherry E1banks of Kaufman county was
struck by an International and Great
Northern engine and badly injured carly
Yesterday morning. He was taken 10 81.
Josephs infirmary whore an examination
disclosed severe cuts and bruises about the
head That had rendered him unconscious.
in which condition he remained until late
Inst night, The engine men say that Eu-
hanks and travelling companion were
asleep on the track about seventy-five feet
from the international irestle, in the Fifth
ward, and that Eubanks failed to wake IN
when the locomotive osmc near. His COM
nanion was Mniniured and continued his
tourney to North Texas yesterday.
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i""" Ater the Effects OF ~,
Dead nvnther

fa'rick Toon, New York farmer. ac.
'ompanled by his wife. arrived in Hous.
ION Yesterday morning and is stopping at
the o'Niel house, at the foot of Congress
avenue Mr. Tobin was the only relative
OF The late Thomas Tobin. whose INJURIES
received by the electric light companv..
poller explosion caused his death two DAYS
later The deceased was watcnrar Ns -
the Galveston. Houston and Hendars. ~.
ana by frngality had accumulated consid'
cradle property. He owned real estate a,
AVN, Rosenberg. Temple and Houston
his brother. "''eu 70
Patrick Tobin will spend week :,
houston ami return to New York. -
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Attorney GcnernI crnne

non NJ NJ. Crane, attorney general and
'Anuiaate Tor gubornatorial honors, arrived
iast night from Yoakum on his way TO
uiange 10 sreaks Mr., Crane took dinner at
the Lawlor last night, and 10 ncwsr,nar
men said he had nothing to saw. He ls,,
en- the Southern Pacific for Orange. and
VIII return 10 Beaumont this afternoon. Al
yer delivering an address there the atio-nev
general VIII make a trip through Eas,
day night. April Is.
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SHORT TEXAS SPtel'

HEARNE.-Mr. J. NJ. pops
sold sixty more of his calves ',.';i
Packing company at " I,
have been shipped. ~
SUPERINTENDENT ION M
rewly appointed postmaster ~ il
has lust received the pllmn y
fioial bond; II is for $50. wv ~,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; rv 40
Leyertcn loaded 600 heau IN.
shich will be shipped 70 w
tniv 50 II
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A SocinI Zen.

Last Friday afternoon a, the home OF
Mrs' Mustain, No. 1907 Texas avenue. a
delightfui social tea was given by the
Lsnies Aid society OF the Christian
served by the hostess. Quite nnmhs.
We're present to meet Rev. S. NJ. Marlin
the great evangelist. - 'N'''h'
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p Fox Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Hondod, Mrs. Pcrtiller. Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Bosiwick. and Messrs. o.
p. McGinnis. L. L. Crawford, f p San
ders, c. II. Brosig r. Stormer. G. Ricleter,
A. Altman, f. e. Beach, $. Wolf w. S.
McCustion, r. Wagernor, f. Viewer, Il. NJ.
Driver H. Schnewinskie, l.. u. Sniter, j.
P. Dwyer, II. Burnell r. Black and E. D.
McKeruon
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Rev Dr. i-amkin administered The rights
OF baptism TO several converts OF the Bap.
'ist church revival at the church last
nisht, and the same ceremony viii h, mr..
formed there next sabbath The rev,v,,
- ka'n'ns IN attendance and interest. and
wa continue lhrouShout the week.
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HOUSTON GAs.-IIcnrI -

healction In price OF gas. After M,rch
20 me rate for gas will be 81. 50 ner i, n.
suoic feet for all purposes. has for ~ /,
So sooklnz water heaters and general a..
Es..lineht OF gas appliances. j.
Ace'er general manager.
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An Easter Disas.

Austin, Texas. April ~ ~
p. Shadbolt made an 'un'qa n
the hotel business by lu.n' ~ h
fish dinner to the guests = ~
Good Friday. The menu sxi1f !
elaborate one. COMPRISE, 4
usual viands, an asso'.'1 s,Sle1 I
various styles. the like ?, -sss' e.
been seen here before. IA ~
tiers, turtle, salmon. snad III
lies OF salt water delicsu,sscst.l
in every conceivable ~ hk 4
shadbolt's desire TO pless s;,l 2
shown by the care ana ,rrsf| X
the preparation. the o'
nature OF d banquet ;!
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nMr. Z. N. burke. Secretary Of the sharI,s.

mir. 4. NJ. Burke, Secretary OF the Sharks
club
"Dfar Sir: At called meeting OF The
DePelchin Faith Homo association this az
tcrnoon we received from your committs"
sa12. For this generous doration We most
heartily thank you. put in order TO sta
further show our appreciation of what your
organization has done fol us II was decicel
to invite the Sharks to select room In our
new building to be known a. the "Sharfs
room" or iy any other nome chosen by
YOUR club. We hope to begin work by May
l. and us soon as the building Is ready
Will notify you. so that your COMMITTEES
may select the room. am very sorry that
circumstances prevented our association
from assisting yo, For. In The recent en-
tartainmont. Again thanking YOU for your
liberality, | am, yours respectfully.
"Mrs. j r. Beatty.
Secretary DePelchin Faith Home Assoc "a
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vidual member OF the Sharks club as also
I, he many loyal. steadfayt friends who
showed their esteem and Interest IN our
institutions progress when We most needed
u. orev.r our gratitude shall last. and
We hope that daily and hourly we shall
contribute In our little way to our generous
patrons In Houston. Surely arc VIC proud
NJ their esteem, and We beg them TO accept
our deepest heartfelt gratitude,
Sisters of st. Joseph's lnfirmary."