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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL

"A
L E ESTATE
BY authority vested in me as assignee
of David n. Walter. I viii offer for sale to
the highest and best bidder
ON SATURDAY. JULY LIST, 1899.
at O'Clock p. m, on the premises at
Parkyiew. West Virginia, the house and
lot assigned 10 me by David ~ Walter.
situated at Parkview, Tf.adeiphia strict
West Virginia, ard designated on the rec
orded plat at lot No. 70 OF the plat known
as ParkvieW. recorded In the Office of the
clerk of the county court OF Ohio county
West Virginia, in plat book No. L. page Z,
subject TO the provision contained IN said
deed of assignment
Possession given Immediately.
Terms of Sale:-One third of the pur-
chase money or as much more as the pur-
chaser may elect to pay, on day of sale,
and a reasonable time for the balance,
bearing interest at per cent. per annum
JAMES BAIRD, Assignee.
T. NJ. GARvIN. Attorney.
ju15.17,l9,A. % rs. 80. Jy1,lO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-23
COMMENCE NENT EXERCISES
Of the West Virginia State University
Held Yesterday Morning.

LESS INTEREST THAN USUAL,
PROBABLY BECAUSE THE STU
DENTS HAVE NO PART IN THE
PERFORMANCE EXCEPT TO RE-
CEIVE THEIR DIPLOMAS-A
LIST OF THE DEGREES CON-
FERRuD, PRIZES WON, AND
FELLOWSHIP APPOINTMENTS
MADE-BOARD OF REGENTS IN
CREASES A NUMBER OF SAL
ARIES.
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$40 REWARD $40.

"A reward OF ten dollars will be paid 70
the arrest ana conviction OF any person Z
persons caught stealing the Register
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wANTED-HHszsBERs OF SECRET So
cieties 10 call at West Va Printing Co.
No. l225 and IT Market Street and ex-
anime samples Of Address Cards
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LEGAL Nd
CORNERSTONE
~ THE PHILIP
RUN AND MAI
EARMSi - -

BY virtue Of decree Of the Cir
Court OF Ohio county. entered on then
day Of June, 1893, IN the chancery caufV
IN which James r. Reilly and others ard
plaintiffs and Helen Martin Reilly and
| lie sale, at the north front door Of the
court house OF Ohio county, West Virgin
IA, on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-23

T. c. r. HennInx. Clerk ~ tire circuse
gina. do certify that r = Riley. Special
Commissioner. has executed bcnd wsfj
approved security. as required ny said
decree T. RI EfFe%Hrf co
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Ofilo
County. 5uziel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-23

!. NJ. GARN IN, ALtOrney.
ju15, 1921, q, 25,27,29.3o. ty1,10
The evening times., 1899-09-28
Golf Cape Beauty.
A Plush Cape. sa.75.

You'd never expect as worthy a plush
cape as this for the money. Neither
did We until we caught chance offer.
They're top-raters for beau
ty, handsomely fur trimmed f>n -
and made. Leader, Cash or Nf II
Credit. QOs ~
The evening times., 1899-09-28
SPECIAL SEPARATE SKIRT SELLING.

For a really handsome skirt you
needn't look further than this offer.
It'll please you immensely. Stylish
ly tailored, perfect hang and fit and
the nobbiest effects of homespun
and plaid cloths shown o. 20
this season. Big worth. M Ill
Cash or Credit. QJsOU
The evening times., 1899-09-28

A very good value is this. Sty-
lishly tailored. perfect hanging and
fitting Serge Skirts, good wearing
quality. We dwell upon the fact
of the big worth of C1e0
this skirt for the N1 I'LL
money. Cash or Credit. UOsOU
The evening times., 1899-09-28
STREET LIGHTING.
AMUsEMENTs TODAY.

Lamps Lit TODAY ..........6 Pm
LAMPS out tomorrow ..............5:0 500 A. NJ
The evening times., 1899-09-28
\ Postal Telegraph Request Denied

The Commissioners yesterday denied the request
Of the Postal Telegraph Company to leash three
poles to the framework of the Benning Bridge.
According to the report OF George II. Bailey, the
District Engineer of Bridges, the poles, when in
position, would depend entirely for support on
the superstructure of the bridge, and would SUBJ
ject it to a severe strain.
The evening times., 1899-09-28
Fire in the Maccnbee Temple.

A fire that resulted in loss Of 800 was dis
covered early this morning in the Maccabee Tenn
pie, at 5l3 Ninth Street northwest. The fire orig.
mated from range in the rear OF the lunch
room of Michael Cote, the ground floor OF
the building
The evening times., 1899-09-28
In AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Policeman Thrown From His Hor

Poncemnn thrown from HIS horse.
Policeman West, Of the Second precinct, was
thrown from his horse in Massachusetts, Ave-
nue. northwest, last night. He taken to the
Emergency Hospital, where his injuries, while
painful, were found TO be slight.
The evening times., 1899-09-28
Fined for Fast Driving.

Charles Robertson, a colored boy, who
rested yesterday ON Eighth Street northeast for
fast driving, and who assaulted Policeman Van
derschaft when The latter attempted 10 arrest
him, fined SO this morning by Judge Kim
ball each charge.
The evening times., 1899-09-28
Funeral of Agnes Grinneu.

Miss Agnes Grinnell, well-known young won.
an of this city, and a member of an old and
wealthy District family, died in Battle Creek,
Mich, Monday of lung trouble, from which she
has been a sufferer for some time. The body
was brought home yesterday, and the funeral
took place at o'clock this morning from St
Pairick's Catholic Church, the Rev. Father Dolau
officiating.
The evening times., 1899-09-28
Runaway BOYS Caught.

Two Washington boys James Collins and Ed
ward Gliding, OF 2l5 II Street northeast, who
ran away from home a few days ago, were ar
rested in Baltimore last evening They will be
returned to their parents today.
The evening times., 1899-09-28

Temperature at p. Observation-Disclosures. 20
Highest temperature yesterday, p. m. .62
Lowest temperature yesterday, a. m. .43
The evening times., 1899-09-28
TIDE TABLE.

PHASES OF THE MOON FOR SEPTEMBER.
New............. 4th Full. ll................lo 18th
First quarter r.....l2th Last quarter. 10Th
The evening times., 1899-09-28
For "A New Convent.

Ground was broken yesterday for the founda-
tion of the Convent of the Blessed Sacrament
on Street, adjoining the church property of
of st. Paul's Parish. handsome structure for the
use of the Sisters of the Perpetual Alteration will
be erected
The evening times., 1899-09-28

THE SUN AND MOON.
Sun rose 81 AN. sun sets. 5:4s P. N.
Moon rises. IL :05 Pm. Moon sets.............
The evening times., 1899-09-28

Lafayette Square Opera House-Robert Downing,
in IAN Indiana Romance" evening.
National Theatre-James, Kidder, and Hanford,
in .'The Winters Tale" evening
Columbia Theatre-Creston Clarke, in David
Garrick,' afternoon, and "Rchelieu,' evening.
Academy-Ishams Octoroons.
New Grand-Polite vaudeville; afternoon and
evening
The Lyceum-'.Twentieth Century Maids;" af-
ternoon and evening.
Bijou-yaudeyille; afternoon and evening.
The evening times., 1899-09-28
Marine Band Concert.

The Marine band will give a concert at the
Marine Barracks this evening at AIS o'clock
The programme will be follows:
March, Hands Across the Sea- ......... .Sousa
Overture ''Semiramide''. e''..............Ro Rossini
Fantasie 'Hongroise'' Observation-Disclosures .Rushek
Flute Solo, .'Fantasie de Concert" Terschak
Musician Robert Z. See
Scenes from Lohengrin'' '-...............Wa Wagner
Waltz, "yienna Darlings'' .Ziehrer
March, Ever Faithful (Semper Fidelis)
Santelmann
Respectfully dedicated to Brig. Gen. Charles
Haywood. Commandant Z. s. NJ. c.
Selection THE Fortune Teller. "........ Herbert
Hail Columbia" "........................ .Fyles
The evening times., 1899-09-28
Qbe Gpenine Gimt6
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1899.
Thc yyentber PredIctiou
TEMPERATURE.

For the District of Columbia Delaware, Mary.
land, and Virginia-Fair; warmer tonight; Fri
day fair; increasing southery winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-21

On that fatal day he crept into the house
In bare feet. ak In hand. while the father
mother and two children we're at the table.
1t was supreme moment and the fate of
all four trembled In, the balance. 1t was
moment of speeches. horror TO the wife.
for she saw the murderer, saw the uplifted
ak. but before she could warn her husband
the weapon flew TO the mark swung nv
the frenzied arm OF Hose, and buried itself
up to the handle in his head.
Ihus for an assassin's work: now for n
lemons. When the victim had fallen Holt
hewed and hacked him as one hews n niece
OF timber. An active volcano is sublime.
though awful in its destructive power; but
z man acting under the impulsIon OF a
legion of devils is a sight to freeze the
blood In ones veins. Watch such man
at his hendish work. Hose teld the baby
by the heels with his left hand; the ak
was In his right hand, and threatened 10
cut on Its head unless the mother submit
ted 70 his damnable wishes The dead nus
band on the floor ono child lying uncon-
scious from cruel blow. and now the
last child, babe, 70 be gsshed to death
uniess7-tbe woman must decide at once.
If( uplifted ak was ready to fall. Mater-
M, insnnct forgot ali else and she cried: .
Save my little oneB." No martyr ever
gu4eFed greater torture than she during
~ unspeakable hour that followed. she
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-21
A FEE LAW DECISION.
II Affects the "Onc-fourth" Excess
Clause.

Clause.
Sherman, Texas. May Rehabilitation OF
an Important decision was received at the
county attorneys Office today from the
civil court OF appeals ut San Antonio. IL
was in the case oil Silas Hare, Jr. vs..
Grayson county, reversed and rendered.
The decision Is important in that II az
fects the fee law, on the Interpretation
OF the one fourth" excess clause. he
case that gave 20 the court OF appeals N
opportunity 10 place u definite, constroc-
ton on The law was that OF silas Hare II.
against Grayson courty for the dilteronce
between the fourth" excess that he
received as county attorney under the la"
as interpreted by the Justice, COUNT AMI
district courts, and what he thought the
law really intended he should receive.
Just prior to the fling of county oilcidls'
reports for the first time after the fee bill
law took effect Judge Dan A. Bliss of the
district court instructed the grand jury 10
Interpret that clause of the law allowing
oniciais "one-tourth' oil the excess 10
mean that they were to receive one-fourth
Of the excess after all expenses Of their
respective offices had been paid specifyn
that the expenses were TO include deputies,
assistant ana clerks salaries together with
his own. TO this Mr.. Hare took exception
and gave notice OF further proceedings at
the time ne filed hts report, which had been
revised to comply with the courts instruc
TORS to the grand jury. He then presented
bill TO the commissioners court for the
difference. he holding that the laws intent
was for him to receive one-fourth OF the
excess after his salary had been deducted
from the offices receipts. The bill Yves
no, allowed and Mr.. Hare entered suit IN
the justice court, which rendered decis-
ION in accordance with the instructions cf
the district court to the grand jury con-
corning the fee bill law. The decision was
susta ned through the various courts until
it reached the court Of civil appeals when
il was reversed as above indicated. The
full text of the higher courts decision
Tds dnxiousy awaited by both legal and
official circles as tie simple Notification
fails TO state what the vital defect is
two special counts being set forth in the
appeal, that of unconstitutionality and err
roneous ruling on the 'one-fourth' ex-
cess clause.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-21
I have fought a good fight;
! have finished my course;
] have kept the faith.
Mr., August Belmont chose a fitting,

Mr. August Belmont chose a fittingly
sweet and beautiful memorial for the grave
OF Mrs. Belmont. It is merely cross of
Rutland marble, the purest, finest and
whitest known, which lies fiat upon the
mound of grass. After the bare cross had
been cut and smoothed Mr. Belmont ar
ranged some brlderoses and some double
violets taken from his own conservato-
ries, just the way he wished them to ap-
pear and they were carved just as he hal
laid them down and clustered them. in
the general form of an unconventional
wreath, within which is the single word
Devotion" Tho sharpness and fneness
OF the artists work here are a remarkable
feature,
On the column OF the cross appear the
words, Bessie Morgan Belmont, May %.
1852; September q, 1898"
Mr.. George G. Mason OF Philadelphia de-
signed tho monument over Lieutenant TIT
feny's grave, and that and the one in mem
DRY of Mrs. Belmont were made bv Robert
D, Kelley OF Philadelphia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-21
LIEUT.. TIFFANY's MEMORIAL.
The Monument Erected in Newport
Mrs. August Belmonts.

New York Herald.
Newport, h. 1.-Two beautiful monu
ments were erected in the Island cemetery
this week, both in Perry circle, the private
ground of the Belmonts and Tlffanys One
marks the grave OF Lieutenant William
Tiffany of Roosevelt's Rough Riders,
VINO died 10 Boston on August 2 1898, after
having been taken from the transport
Olvotte on which he was very Ill while
coming from Santiago, where he had en-
dured the privation and suffering OF the
campaign. The other memorial marks the
grave OF Mrs. August Belmont, who died
in Paris September ~ 1898. Both monu
ments, though quite simple in design au1
modest in appearance, are considered gems
Of art in a cemetery quite noted for its
handsome and expensive memorials. The
monument over Lieutenant Tiffany's grave
is cross OF Massachusetts, marble stand
ing upon mass of the same material
roughly hewn, thus to typify an unfinished
life. Resting on the base Is cluster OF
oakleaves, from which rises spray of
laurel that is twned about the cross to It's
very top. This ornamentatiou, significant
Of strength and victory, is carved with ex-
ceedirg delicacy and sets off the whole
monument. which Is four feet ten inches
high, very attractvely.
On the upper part OF the face of the
monument are the crossed swords. the
cavalry insignia, which were carved from
that on Lieutenant Tlfany's uniform,
which bis mother Mrs. George Tiffany,
loaned the artist. The figure 1 and tho
letter X, denoting Lieutenant Tiffany's
regiment and troop complete the emblem
which rests against band Of clouds the
whole being an exquisite piece of carving.
On the crosspiece of the monument Is the
inscription
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-21

thus give the man opportunity to state
their case and who patiently listened TO
my most earnest criticisms, are not pc
hind us in extending hospitality to opin.
ions which are given in the frankness OF
frlendllness.
George II. Hepwortb.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-21
Lieutenant William Tiffany,
First Regiment U. s. Volunteer +:
Cavalry.

80 - - = ''.''' - 900
The dates OF the birth and death, respec-
lively November 90, 1868. and August Q.
1898, take up the column OF the cross. On
the base are the very appropriate lines.
selected by Mrs, Tiffany:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27

Richmond: A. O.. Dickinson and wife
70 Mann s. Valentines executors. I3 l-3
feet ON Third street, southeast corner
Canal. $1,000
r. n. Harwood and wife to Thomas
Atkinson. u IA feet ON north side Main
street. 50 ia feet west of Thirteenth,
$1,000
Laura vs.. and John r. J. Melton TO J..
W Poarman. % Ia feet on north side
Marshall street. 20 feet west OF Thirty
first. subject 10 deed Of trust for N20o
$500
A w Patterson special commissioner
10 j. a. Waien ~ feet on north side Al
bomarle street. SG22.S0.
william Thalhimcr 10 Julius Meyer
loasehold interest i'm 81 % feet on Broad
street. southeast corner sixth, S6J59.
Trexlor & ElmOres trustees TO George
p. Iumsdon. i5 feet on Hanover street
northeast corner Meadow. SLS4o.
Henrlco: Mary y. Kane TO John w.
Hughes. go feet ON north side Broad
street. 90 feet east Of Thirty-siXth, $40
j. a. Lamb. special Commissioner. 10
Richmond Union stock Yards Company.
AZ acres ON Hermitage road. Howard s.
road. Spots wood avenue and Leigh street
S13775.
S. 6. Webb Chemical Company 70 Rich
mond Cedar Works. 20 feet on west side
Third street. extending from Ohio 10
Hudson. and interest in parts Of Ohio
street I'm exchange for interest I'm parts
of Ohio and Hudson streets and $ll-.o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27
THE SPRING RALLY.
ST. James Inauguraics a Series of
Meeting 10 Morrow

The Spring Rally of ST. James Epworth
League will be held I'm the church, corner
Of Marshall and TWenty-ninth streets.
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, in the
evening al 3 O'Clock and Monday evening
a. SIS o'clock The music Will be under
the direction of Mr. j. J.. Mitchell.
Tho programme for Sunday afternoon
will be as follows:
Singing. choir. Hymn No. 46. congrega-
tion; Prayer. Rev. S H. Maxwell; Scrip
ture reading Miss Sadie WAGNER; Hymn
No. %. congregation, Address-Montal
Furniture. Mr. L.. G.. Crutchheld; Solo,
Miss Ezra Ellington. Addross-What
Young People owe 90 Social Life, and
What TO Christ, Mr =. l.. Morgan, Solo.
Capt. Frank W. Cunningham; Announce
ments President. Hymn. congregation,
Bonediction. Rev. W b. Beauchamp.
Al night the exercises viii consist OF
addresses by Mcssrs. John Garland Pol
lard. Frank l.. Wells. and .he president:
also delightful programme OF sacred
music.
The programme arranged for Monday
nicht as as follows
Selection. instrumental music. selection.
Laurel Street Male Quartctte. Recitation.
Miss Mamie II. Pegram. Chin Music. Mr..
A. r. Caldwell. Selection. CLAY street
Quartette. Reading Mrs. w. u. Ycamans;
Duet. Misses Blankonship and Robinson:
Reading Mr.. j. Harvey simpson, Selec-
tion instrumental music.
The rally Will close with a social hour
and the serving Of refreshments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27
Tho Jeni,ins sy.lem.

A meeting of those interested in the
Jenkins underground trolley system took
place in the office OF Captain Andrew
Pizzlni. Jr., No go Bank street. Thurs
dag afternoon.
After a FUN description OF the system
its economy. and advantages over any
existing method of electric propulsion OF
street cars. subscriptions 20 the fund to
give it practical commercial trial were
made. Enough was guaranteed, with the
aid Of some Northern capital, 10 ensure
the amount necessary. but IT. was deem
ed essential 90 future interests 20 conhne
subscriptions strictly 20 home people SO
the meeting adjourned 20 next wednesday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock, at the same
place. when it IS thought the requisite
number of local subscribers will DE read
ny obtained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27
The Epworth LEAGUE.

Monday night al sis o'clock tho Lat
erarv Department OF the Epworth League
Of Broad-Street Methodist church Will
give it's regular public entertainment In
the lecture room OF the church. There
VIII be a most attractive programme pre-
sented. the central figure OF which VIII
be a lecture on the Holy Land by Dr., w.
w. Moore. OF the Union Theological Sem
mary. The wide reputation OF this dis
tinguished speaker insures an exceedingly
interesting and profitable evening
The music will be furnished by the
auartette choir OF the church. Mrs w.
NJ Yeaman will give some OF her delight
ful readings Miss Smoot and Miss Wolfe
will be the instrumentalists The pro-
gramme reads as follows.
!. Prayer.
Z. Piano lSOlo-Miss Fannie Wolfe
2 Ouartette-Misses Franklin and Tay-
Tor. Messrs Dashiell and Lindsay.
Z. Recitation-Mrs. w. NJ. Yeaman.
;. SOlo-Miss Franklin
g. RectatiOn-Mrs Yeaman.
7. Duet-Misses Franklin and Taylor.
y. Lecture. 1.-THE Holy Land'-Dr w.
w Moore. OF the Union Theological Semi
nary.
a cordial invitation 10 be present Il
extended TO fellow Epworth Leaguers and
the public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27
TO WALK BURNING SANDS.
Before This is Done the Victims VIII
DO pnpadcd in white Robes.

A novel sight viii be witnessed in
Richmond next Tuesday night.
The like Of it has never been seen here
before.
Acca Temrle Mystic Shriners. Will
parade the streets of the city and will
carry as prisoners several persons who
will have to walk the burning sands Of
the desert after they return to the Tenn
pie.
1t is going to be a gala occasion for
these people There will be a band Of
music and fireworks galore.
The procession will start from the
Masonic Temple and the line Of march
will be as follows: Up Broad 10 Jener-
son. 70 Grace 10 Pine. TO Franklin. TO
Fi~h. 10 Grace. 10 Ninth 10 Broad and
back 10 the Temple.
The shr'ncrs will wear the regulation
fun dress with tho fez. The candidates
for initiation win wear white robes.
They will be escorted by the Arab patrol
and tho band OF music will be right be-
hind them
Several prominent citizens arc 10 have
their foet soorched after the parade. In
fact. fhev will be pretty severely done
M before they get into the dark and
mystic chambers.
The proceedings VIII end with a Jan
ouot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27
INTERESTING SERVICES.
\ Soldier to Preach NJ the Church of
the Coycnani-Other SERVICES.


The Church Of the Covenant will have
the pleasure of welcoming most interest
inp sneakers at their services on The Sab
bath-the Rev. DR. Sprunt. of south Caro-
lima. i'm the morning, and at night the
Rev. Mr. LLOYD
Mr.. Lloyd is an old Confederate sol
dler Since the war he has laborcd among
the Indians.
Ills twenty-eght years Of toll and he
role struggle is strange interesting re-
cilaL Humble. consecfaied and labOrious,
his work has been "a great blessing TO
many of the Indians in this territory.
The Rev DIS. j. H. McNcilly. OF Nash
Vile. and r. .. Mauard. of New Orleans.
comm issiOners representing their respec-
tive prcsbyteries in the General Assem-
bly, that has been in session In this city
during the week have consented 10 re-
main over and help Dr. Withorspo)n. pas
tor OF Glace-Strpet Pre- -byteriln church.
tomorrow morning and at night. Dr.
McNculy viii occupy tho pulpit in the
morning and Dr. Malard at night
These gentlemen stand ass preachers IN
the forefront in the Southern Assembly.
and tho Graco-Strect people will Doe pleas
cd with the opportunities 90 hear them.
There will be- some change In the ser-
yico during tho Sabbath school hour FOR
some wears the last S1Dbalh I'D MAY lh
every year has been set aside by the GEN
eral Assembly as "Childrcr's Day ana
the day s. generally observed hy tho SAD
bath school scholars in the interest OF
Foreign Missions.
Tomorrow morning between the houiS
OF $3.50 and 1880 the exercises IN the
Grace Street Presby ,ofan Sunday scho'i
viii De- OF unusual interest both 20 pa
rents and scholars. TWO OF The commits
-loncr- of the General Assembly VIII de-
liver short addresses and tho singing VIII
be spirited. There no doubt will be
large attendance Of parents and friends oil
the children.
Tomorrow will be a day OF interesting
services at tho association building. A.
2 o'clock in the Blue Room the Gymna-
sium Bible study club will meet with Mr.
Graham IN charge. Boys Gospel Army
az o'clock In the Association Music
Room. Mr. Asa Johnson. who is a great
friend OF the boys. will speak on the
theme The Boys Pocket"
At o'clock. in the Association Audto-
rum. Rev Alexander Sprunt pastor or
the First Presbyterian church. OF Rock
Hil =. c.. will address tho mems meet
lng. The subject for the afternoon will
be IAN Enoctual Safeguard Against SIM"
In the absence OF General Secretary
Mckee. MIR r. c. Diggs will have charge
OF the Workers Training Class In the
Blue Room at 5:l5 o'clock