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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26
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AMusEMENT NOTES

Paul NJ. Potter is to furnish Henry Mil
Ter new drama
Ten years ago Eugene Cowles was cash
Ter Of Chicago bank
Sarah Bernhardt has taken her theater
in Paris for twenty years
May Howard Will fill weeks engage
ment at the Trocadcro at an early uale'
one of the carly attractions at the Ma
tional Is AT Piney Ridge
sharkoy. the prize fighter, Is to play IN
THE Sidewalks OF New York.
Marie Burroughs will go starring at
the head OF her own company next season
A dramatist has produced a play In
England called "The Power and the
Glory
John Drew will go 10 London IN May,
He may appear there In new play next
spring.
Ellen Terry's granddaughter, Rose
mary Craig, has just made her debut on
the stage.
Robert Downing will launch new
work on Easter Monday, called The
Commander.
clyde Fitch's "cour,ship OF Barbara
Frietchie' will be produced early next
season.
The latest living picture dsvice in some
Of The burlesque halls is called fhs SPICE
ograph.
Bsn Johueop's play The AlchsmiEl
pst produced in London week o. t"o
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WORKINGS or the LIBEL LAW.
Rights of n Horse Thief and Those OF
the Press Under Texas statutes.


Mount Pleasant. Texas. March ls.~-Mr,
Aaron Smith, editor Of tho Mount Pleasant
Times Review speaking Of the libel suit
says: "The appeals OF the press of the
state, and behind 1t tho people. 10 for a
lust and fair libel law. u seems 10 nave
been case OF asking for bread and being
given q grind rock. No honest man who
has studied the subject can deny that the
present libel law VS. unjust IN principle
and contrary 10 the best interests OF so
ciety and good government. Yet, with
matters occurring within and presented to
the legislature in which 800 600 voters and
taxpayers are Interested, but which the
papers Of tho State dare not publish be-
cause threatened by vicious libel law, a
step lis taken backward In refusing to give
the people through mistaken statesman
ship another law in place of the one which
might have been considered sound aud
gtatesmanlike in the days when they
burned witches in the city Of Baked Beans,
and added TO the service OF the Lord by
ducking gnssping old women on Sundays
The press OF this State should not be
forced to conhne itself 10 tho publica-
ton OF weather forecasts and crop reports.
combined with complimentary notice OF
aspiring politicians and government Off
cials. There Ii no question bur that the
press. when restricted by Just laws. docs
more than all other forces combined toward
destroying political corruption and dscip-
lining derelict officials. AS the thing now
stands. a horse thief goes into the court
house under the presumption according 10
law that he is innocent, while newspaper
goes there under the presumption that II Is
guilty and Is not allowed 10 overcome this
presumption by evidence When you bride
the press In this manner Il breeds noliti-
cal and social corruption, Il licences public
officers TO prey upon the people and TO be
assured that the people Will never know
f. The News has, all along taken the
proper view Of the matter and the people
will appreciate the interest II has mani
tested in their behalf"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26
Sport
Review
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The fact that the Houston franchise has
been retained Is matter for congratuia-
ton by the baseball enthusiasts. Hahn
and Crowell have gone TO work to get mp
the best team within the league limit, and
promise TO stay IL right along until tho
dropped They are not quite ready 10 an
nounce the names OF the players. but viii
be. probably by next Sunday There is
considerable preliminary work necessary.
and this takes time; but they will be
ready in ample time for the opening OF
the season. April "a
Just when the schedule committee will
meet has not yet been determined; Presi-
dent Dermody Is understood TO be en-
gagged on the trip sheet now and will
probably call the representatives OF the
league together In few days TO submit
his work
The Fitzsimmons- Jcffries fight has been
fixed for May 26 before the Coney Island
Athletic club for purse OF 100000. The
articles call for a 25-round contest. but
if the fight lasts half that number there
will be much surprise. Shortly the pIess
agents Of the two lighters will begin to
earn salary and wordy duels will do their
same old free advertising work Fitz has
scored first with large illustrations of his
crippled right arm, from which the
point of the elbow is alleged to have been
knocked off. Julian is certainly an ideal
advertising man
The end of old Hanover, the great rae
ing stallion. was a sad one. His get are
favorites in the 2-yearold class simply
because they arc his get--and thereafter
because they prove themselves worthy of
their sire.
All the big league teams are now prac,
.icing. but there arc only ten of them II
was announced that the schedule would
he given out yesterday and this will
show that some Of the rumors that have
been hllng the sporting columns since
last October were we'll founded Now, II
the runlor that Brush really intends TO
make trust OF the league proves true,
the end OF the game is in sight. Sport Is
one thing that the trust scheme viii rot
work on. It would not be very much to
the liking of the fans 10 sec half the teams
ranging around $50 and the other half
around ,A.; would look too much like
put-up job.
There is tip out that number o.
2-year.ol surprises are TO be sprung at
the Memphis meeting; McCaderty's The
hummer is given out as the choice OF the
dock. large number Of tips from New
Orleans have won money for the pool
rooms during the winter meet, and the
good things that have gone through were
not tipped to any great extent
Jehries has called sharkey's den. lie
offers IN meet blm in l2-fooi ring and
beat him in 10 rounds or forfeit the purse
The tight II to come on 20 days after tho
Fitzsimmops contest
Colonel r j keenan,. Jr. the prerident
Of ths League Of American wheelmeu. has
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Austin pre-bytcry 10 Mcot raylor

Taylor. Texas. March 2i.-The Presby-
terry Of Austin will meet at the First
Presbyterian church at Taylor on Tues
day night, April T. 1899. The opening SER
mon VIII be preached by l.. Robertson.
D. D.. Of Galveston. After the sermon the
communion OF tho Lords supper VIII be
celebrated. Rev. DR. Wright Of Austin
presiding a popular meeting VIII be held
for the discussion OF the subject Of Sab
bath schools. lead by Rev Edwin Me-
Mutt OF Houston and Rev. " 3. Bloys OF
Fort Davis. On Thursday night the sub
iect Of Chrletiap education will he dis-
cussed. the leading speaker being Rev l.,
n Morey of San Antonn The session ~
the Prosbytery sill be held from 10 AZ.
and the night meeting viii BEGIN a. z
o'clock An invitation hss nsen extended
TO the public to attend all meetings.
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suffered Two years with Acne. 7 have
tried all kinds Of medcnos but they did
me no good used nine cakes or CtiTI-
CURA SOAR and my skin is now as
smooth as any bAhy.
LtE I. FISHER.
a23A y. Compton Ave. st, Louie. Mo.
Before using cuTlcURA SOAR, my face
ana hands were Just as rough as they
could be, and my face wns all covered
with pmplos ! wns un6i 20 look al. hut
sfto- using curICtRA SOAP three weeks
my ffce was cauRl 20 velvet
PAUL DUPRE. chaler la.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

Colonel r. } keenan,, Jr.. the prerident
Of the League Of American wheelmen. has
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

Jenries has called sharkey's den. lie
offers N meet blm in le-fooi ring and
beat him in 10 rounds or forfeit the purse
The night II to come on 20 days after tho
Fitzsimmops contest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26
Speedy Cure Treatment for Itching. 3

Speedy Cure Treatment for Itching Burning,
Baths with
with CUTCURA OINTMENT
CURA RESOINENT to blood
OINTMENT RESoINENT Sold
Potter Chem
Skin Scalp Hair and Hands, Sent all mentioning paper
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

H.. savannah va Morning News says OF
Ba. ~, slair's appearance in "A Lady
Fran, which is dramatization OF
! in Az. hodgson Burnett's novel. vs.
! thu ,. sets and follows. for the most
EFiprss - ..''f 3. The story. II is unlike
RrtIon, ~ \. important detail only in that
|nds ussins In The eighteenth year Of
Th'wnle the story opens 81 her
tho however. is necessary to
L decentralization possible.
u ~. ecero at wildairs House.
is'h birthday OF clorinda Is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-18
The Late Candace Lucretia Skinner.

Mrs. Candace Lucrcta G'ullaml
Skinner. une IA the mcst intellectual
"nd beloved women m thc city. ami
INV widow WI thu Iutr ItrN. j. ~ skin
i,,.,. tb. la..r Settled pY.tnl. VI th.. I-ui-
y..,.-aIist .bur,h li.I WI hnr home wv
.Ilya,. Street lr~trrJa, ntt.rnonn Hrf
!. wv ly:.s HI lratS. months ANA us days.
Thc funeral Will M hold. Tuesday af-
t"rnwn At O'clock. if"ln hrf Iai'
n 'm".
AiS Nklhhtf N"a tilr Stt"Hu o"uE III
t-r ut ltpn. StNdll tuIIdhl y pfhlti-
urnt lawyer ana wealthy citizen ~
Iudtnty Windsor county. Vermont.
-b, ,y.s bnrn ApriI .>. iN2S. i'll that
t.,,n cbn graduated from Black
River Academy i'll Ludlow. If which
HUI father \yas une uf the founders.
N-h.r ,.ho bod t,uvlt ! Short time shc
..-,,,t,r.I AVN ,r,Jnn,y iris time WIN
,4..... .,.l .,ai,rd ,bn nasiti,r
r.,,. r,.,,,I,,. iii ,..are
HI 1>-o sba r,,mn In Watervflc.
.yh4rc shr vas precertrcsz III the wa
trryille Liberal Institute \ Unitarian
d"moninationai school. Whlch occupied
4 position II the SHY Sihilaf - 'h't
now held by the Cobuln tlaSSlcai ihStl-
tu.r An idpa w the prominence Of the
..,bo,I ,,.,,- I,a gafrad from thr fact
th.,+ ..n,nn,. tbn ptincinaIs vrr. James
i weston. d. ID. WHO afterwards be-
came president IF \ Western college
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-18
WATERVILIE.
A s-HouRs DAY
Agreed Upon by Contractors and Union Car
penters, With the Old Wages.

st Il meeting of the carpenters union
to be held, this evening, the union will
receive statements from the contract
oi's in the city, that The request for a
shorter day at the same wages that
are now paid, has been agreed to.
The request was made to the con-
tractors. several months ago, at tn
time the union was organized Al thar
time a circular letter was sent out.
The letter asked that the contractors
consider certain requests in regard to
apprentices ana that the days be short ]
ened from 10 to nine hours and that
the men receive the same nav as
though working 10 hours
In the meantime the HollingsNprt 4
& Whitney 90. came out with the
statement that they would make 4
change i'll the number Of hours in tho
days 10 Ee worked ~ tina carpenters
in their employ Since then the con
tractors have come together ana have
agreed To grant the request Of the ear
penterS.
TIE union Includes TIL majority VI
thn carpenters IN Wateryiil". Fairfield
Benton, Oakland ana WINSTON. ii il ty
have effect ~ all contracts made after
the last day cf the present year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-18
SKOWHEGAN.
ANNUAL DISTRICT MEETING
OF The I4th District Held With Parmenas En-
can'pmcht. Friday Evening.

Thr lntn annual district meeting "f
thr lith district uf Maine Was hcli
Win I'nrm"nl1 EnranpUcnt. No. lN !.
d. d. II. Friday evening. i special
train from Watrlyillo, lit >ll l.. NJ.
Min III Ddd Fellows from Ahiram
i.nc1mpmrut WatrrviIlr. Srbasticouk
r.nrnmpmcnt. PittSileld. ana ParaI:
FncAmpment Newport The party i'm
mcdiatcly proceeded to the ODD Eel
loN,s nam i'll the OrdVaN block. where
thr exercises M thr evening We're held.
Surely 4 jolly crowd was assembled
mere ana many We're the antics the goat
cut ~ when thc candidates We're given
their degrees.
IN ll."n o'clock. the members an
iuurncI tn Grange hall on Middle
street. whore 4. 4. Fairbrothcr had
spread \ delicious turkey supper. as
nearly iGn Ndd Fellows who partook Nj
il can testify Mr.. Fairhrothrr had
INT tables prepared III an admirable
manner ana he'd corps of IS young
gentlemen walters. under Charles
DcaIey ana Frank Murphy. t. assist in
serving owing to the anchor ice iii
I'M. river tho lights failed just after
thr company had been seated. Mat
trrs progressed finely. however, ana
slon thc han was lighted With candles.
TuaStni4stcr DrdWay introduced Il. q
Small. grand master ~ the Grand
Lode" uf Maine. VINO cordially Wcic"m-
"a NJ visitors. a fitting response WAS
mad. by Alfred :. kimbal. q. III. ~
Norway. N. H. II. Horace lowering nf
WuturyilI.. then made brief remarks
fitting IN thr occasion ana highly com
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-18

health in recent years, yet il was not
thought that her condition was serious
until during the Thanksgiving season.
when she suffered 4 slight shock, 81
slight that it was thought ~ the at
tending physician, Dr. r. q. Thayer,
that there was not The slightest doubt
that She would recover. a few days
ago. an old trouble Il weakened heart.
began 10 assert itself ana after years
Of patient suffering. which She bore
with remarkable bravery. she died as
easily ana painlcssly rs though falling
asleep.
In All ways She was Il remarkable
woman. Her knowledge Of French ana
mathematics was almost that Of an eX-
pert. There was hardly 4 subject III
which she was not more than ordinar-
lily familiar. During a part Of the time
she lived in this city she tutured 4
great many pupils. fitting them for col
lege ana ii is said Of her that her stu
dents had the best fitting Of any ~
those who entered.
During the days Of the Roundabout
club. Il club composed Of the most in
tellectual people in III" city, she was
one Of the most prominent members.
She was pf great assistance to Mr..
Skinner in his pastoral work. her eX-
ccutivc ability and determination to
carry out the plans for the work IN the
parish doing much ID upbuild the So
cirty. she was til. founder of tn
Ladies' Ala Society ur thc tniversalisr
Church, ana was actively Interested in
the society AS long as she was able ~
INA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-18
He Knows Whereof He Writes.

IN editor prints his paper To give his
patrons the news of the day ana for
the money there is il it. He il pre-
sumod " knew of what ~ writes, ana
~ generally does When hc writes az
~ does IL thc Leader Courier, Osceola
Mills ra.. without fec " hope n re-
ward, that "Chamhcrlain'5 Cough
Remedy acts magiealIy, ana W. have
found .n,u" better il our household III
you have cough. THY I'll" It may ba
accepted as al honest expression,
worthy N crcdencc. For safe by Jno.
Cou=hlin, IL Water st., druggist.
m-w.fri
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-18

Miss Catherine Bradbury Iclt Oh tho
Pullman, Saturday night. for Worcester,
Mass. where she has accepted a position
in An orchestra Miss BrAibury's must
cal attIinmcnts have won for her High
place in Fairfield ana Watcrvllc ana INV
new LpuJr which which hlS come to hc.
causes hcr friends much pleasure. Sh-
has for srme time hcld ihc position aS
orltni~t ut thu Baptist church. ana hc.,
violin ~plos will BE- much missed al our
musical entertainments. Her many friends
wish HUI. success
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-18

placed l5,ooo-foot Richmond sectional
boiler in the wood working establish
ment of NJ. J. Allen. This boiler IL "
large ana remarkably fine one. II IL
fitted with box coil ana exhaust fnn
ana will Pc used. for heating The min
ana dry house
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-18

An association of women iii Oregon
has been formed to work against I'll,
WomanS suffrage amendment which j,
to ~ voted VA III THAT state next june
These women SAY woman's sunrag
h15 proved itself failure i'll school
elections
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-18

T I- -TTT--IW-r IiN1IV TIIf WIN TT|
.,u-,b,.. WIN ,ua;racts uow VA hand an@
tn, 4-nerii,y bri4hr outlook FIJI TIL" @hin-
i,ina rr.ri.. tLr t,taI IVA thy new Tonnage
lar lgou il MIia. yards wilI rNcoed '7.' '2
t,-+ I'M i~a> u.Iy 25ow tuue WA built Nh
Nnicu Erlh FURNISHED -LI-i
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Lcw"Ilyn Howe comes ~ me front ann
claims the prizc on large pigs, having
killed spring pie the other DAY which
tipped the scales AZ "o5 pounds. thus cx-
cecdins the unc killed BY his ncishbor,
MIR. Thompsnn. NV ) pounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-18

Mrs. Charles DalrympIo ana little
daughter. June. Of Watorvillc, ana Mi-s
McCrellis Of Dover, were calling on
fr!enas iii town. SalmrdaE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-18

Lawrence Brothers saw mill smut
down for The season. Friday a crew
If men began ut once N repairs alu
III mill win 10 put into shape f"r an
carly start. next season the mlll NH
not probably y" down more tnah = Is"
|,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-18
FAIRFIELD.

Miss Sadie Mayo sang il thc Baptist
choir yesterday. in place Of Miss Edith
Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-18

Accidents come with distressing. irr-
'lu"h'N nn the farm. Cuts. bruises. H,li1 L
IPr"nS nr. Thomas Eclrciric tti r.-
l mf,rs lhe pain Instantly. Never Saie
mon, wed, fri&wky,tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-18

Ihc house NJ Randall Hall II pamar,ls-
morning. and nl I'LL cnntrntS excepting 4
!"W nlrcr4 Nj furniture were ,n$t hri'
Wa< I'M insurance on the house lhd M"
"n th- iGrnitlIr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-18

Train M. II hal t>vu extra ear. S7"l-
urday afternoon. being taken fr"m III.
repair shops in Watcrvill" y P"T,IahN.
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Interesting Lecture at Oak Grove Seminary

Decrease.
The sun., 1899-12-27
The Weather.

The cold wave spread ovsr all tho country east Of
the Rocky Mountains yesterday. Zero temperatures
were reported in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa
and freezing weather was felt avery WHERE except in
Florida. Louisiana and Texas and on the Pacific
coast At Washington and here the mercury was
down to 1872 Atlanta was 2so at ChAttano ooga
at Montgomery so. at Memphis 20, at Louisville
is', at Cincinnati and IT. Louis I4'. at Chicago a.
and at Huron. =. D.. Sc below, Heavy frost was re-.
ported in the Carolinas. Tho coldest Of this snap
viii probably Re felt this morning in this city
There was \ storm forming over Colorado: threat.
"nthH conditions prevailed ia Colorado. Hansas
Ne'rassa aud III" Dskoias and snow fell in Mon.
nna; there was a'o glt scattered snow a-oupd the
Lake regions. d"r to the cold In all other sections 4,
was fair.
FAR and cold IL the outlook for to-day In this city
the day was fair and ~ degrees COLDER wind north
west; average velocity sixteen miles an hour: bar
ometer corrected to read to sea level At = A. NJ,
2v.sS; p p. NJ, 2U.ss.
The temperature as recorded by the official ther.
mometer. aud as by THE SuS's thermometer n,
the ~ Get level Ia shown iu thc anncyad table;
The sun., 1899-12-27
THAr BOOTH,s roLUNTEERS DID.
Warm Clothing and Good Food for Hum
dreds OF the Wrrtchrdly Poor.

I'VE have done something thu year" said
Commander BaliuGton Booth ~ the Nnuu.
t""rs Of Nmrr.ca yesterday. which was not 4
spa.modr effort. hut which viii have a moro
or less las.nS effect. Instead ~ giving big
dinners 20 th" poor. "A charity which IL very
prasewOrthy. We have carried Christmas into
the homes VI q lot u poor people "" not on'y
gave them something for 'hc Christmas din
ner. but fool for week or two and clothing TO
last several months"
These remarks wcrc tascl on tho repor' -
the workers from the Volunteers who went
around among tho poor families on Water
street. IN the hg district o' misery IN tn.
shadow OF tho BROOKLYN Brlic". on the lower
Fast Side OF the city near Chrystic street and
with wagon loads nt b-'fntihl Christmas
cheer. Months ago Commander Booth and his
vii" scrt out an apr"al for funds. The appeal
brought generous contributions OF money and
clothing. some p' II new but most " 1t second
hand. With 'hc money Mrs Booth huugh,
coffee. tea. sugar. oajm-al an 1 flour and great
For week or NOR" before Christmas the
women IN the Volunteers srw-d on doll dresses
md mcnded ~" GI clothing which rHmr To the
headquarters at Fourth avenue
On saturday the work ~ ,I-'ri'u'inn heguu,
tn" stat % 'lic Volunteers han areidy invrsti-
gated he condition of family after 'nmily. In
each cnsn not" had been taken ~ tl' nhmh"r
~ children, in tn" family nnl their ages. A
wagon packci full uf groceries. do l.. carly
and clothing went from huus,' To- house accord.
ing tn the list ri fnin'leS to b" provided for.
worker went hacn tor NOR" Christmas pros
ents, The work went on all day SATURDAY. and
until o'clock sunday morning. Early on
Christmas morning the hig wagon started out
again and II kent IN ,ts irips rli dav, twin
continue to bear foot and clothing IA long as
the money aud supplies hold out.
The sun., 1899-12-27
MEN OF sc,ErcE TO MEET ar rALE.
Annual Sessions of Various Societies to Be
Held This Week,

New HAVEN. Dec. %. Well known scientific
rnrts OF the United States 10 attend the con.
vcntlons 4 tho American Chemical Society
the Archaeological Institute 90 America. the
American Morphotogcal Society. the Associa-
tinn OI American Aratpmsts. the American
lhysiolog,c Society. tn. American psyrhologi-
cal Association. the American Folklore so-
cieiy. the Society for Pant Morphology and
Physiology and the Archaeological Society.
Several hundred men are expected Daniel
G. Imam. President OF Johns Hopkins INT
vrrstv. j. President Of the Amer can Institute
j. Ire-,i"rt ~! the Society 81 NnturHlist-. and
tlc pr"9i,i"nt ~ the American society Il
Chemists j. F.iVard y Morley Edwin g.
tnnkiln j. Presdcn; u the Amrr rican Morpho-
logi"rl society: Thomas Wilson nj Washing
ton. u. -. President Of tho Anthrop0locical
society Of rsy"hoogists. and Prof RUSSELL VI.
Ihittend"1 ~ Vale, President OF the Society ot
PhysiooE SIS
Still another scientific society will hold it's
annual meeting AT Yale this week. This IL he
Society o' College Gyrnnn-tc Directors. Iis
day and saturday after b" Srs- ons ~ tho other
societies are over. The President NJ this
Spci"tv ~ DR.. Dudley 4. Sargent of Harvard
the vice. president. Dr. William q. Anderson ol
ale and the Secretary ana Treasurer. Watson
l. ShvHE" Of Columbia D. Anderson, IN"
80 the h"s' mems o; preventing students from
catering athletic contests when in a crippled
condition br. Savage OF Columbia will deliver
IN address on the subject: what should ha
the phys lcal standard to guido the physical
director In passing candidates for athletic