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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04

~ T.. DunniuG last evening delivered
an interesting address before the
Young Peoples Christian EudeavOr
society Of the sumner Avenue Presby-
terrain church ON Good citizenship"
lie divided his subject under the fol-
lowing heads: Intcmpcrancc the Ma
tional Evil. Cigarettes and Boys.
Value of Christian citizens in the soci-
cites, practical work for the commit
tee, enforcement of law and how eff
i"CtiVc, clean bin boards and theatres.
less business ON sunday immoral books
ANA periodicals.
Clean streets. clean barber shops,
clean street ears. and quiet Sabbath
morning are all things which the
speaker claimed demanded immediate
attention. He said:
by personal experience I know that
the persistent complaints always re-
ceivcd my immediate attention when I
was Il city official. The great trouble
with us is that we leave these mat
t"rS to the care of others. If YOU see
a bill board which is unclean to the
eye. drop a letter to the bill poster. II
YOU find impure literature in a barber
shop. mildly but firmly Withdraw from
that shop, expressing your liSapproval
as you go.
'Thcre is no work like pol SOnal work.
When citizens are quiet. officials are
Quiet Show them that YOU will sus-
tain them i'm amy action for reform that
they make. ana also rcprove them fol
negligence
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04
TUNkHANNOCk.
1 10 The srIantnn Trihunc.

special To the scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannock March 3.--Thc Monday
club will meet at the home of Mrs. h.
y. Stone this afternoon at o'clock.
The programme is as follows: Roll
call: quotations from Burns: Robert
Burns" Mrs. Jorden. "A Trip to the
Home of Burns" Miss Osterhout;
Tam O'Shanter" Mrs. Eysenbach:
scots Greeting to Burns" rcading),
Mrs. Mctcalf: ballad; discussion.
(which Poem of Burns Is Your Favor
ite?" the club.
Mrs. William y. Reynolds visited I'm
Wilkes Barre on Thursday.
John Riley, of Sayre. engineer on the
gravel train. was i'm town ON Friday,
Samuel W. Eysenbach was a busi-
ness caller i'm Wilkes Barre on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Streeter left
saturday for Washington, D. G.. where
they will visit their son. stephen Dana
StrCcter
Mrs, f. IT, Kram. of Wyalusng, who
has been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. W. BardWell. the past week,
returned home on Friday
Attorney Paul j. Sherwood. IT
Wilkes Barre, was a visitor here IN
saturday.
The real estate of Alon2o IT, Bccbc
situate i'm Lemon township, which was
sold at Shrriff's sale at the court house
on Saturday afternoon, was struck
down to Coray NJ Kishpaugh, of IIar-
risburg.
James W. Piatt was In IaPOrtp last
week. assisting in trying the libel ease
.IIhn az
DushOre. Mr.. Piatt was of counsel fOr
defendant. \ verdict of guilty was
found by the jury.
H. Arthur Barham, thu clothing
dealer, has purchased the Koou prop
erty on South Warren street. and will
occupy the premises after April /.
Attorney George Rice. of Scranton,
accompanied by his Wife. spent sunday
with Captain and Mrs. W. q. Graham,
on West Tiosa street
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Jones will
leave for Bangor, PiL, soon. where
they win make their residence in
future.
Dana Walters is preparing To erect
a carpetner shop in the rear of George
Whites residence. next to the school
house. lie purchased Ia" land from j,
Is. SlaWs0n. Before coming To Tunk
hanrock Alr, Walters resided at Me
hOopanN. II" had the contract for the
erection Of W. IT, Norris house, on
Harrison street.
Rudolph Lobnck. Of New York city
is visiting his sisters, Misses Hanna
/ ana Martha Lubcok. On tn" corner o.
I Second and Pine streets.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-NONDAY. MARCH A. 1907.

man and he true patriots you cannot be
liccntious man aud uhl the demands Of patriot
ism. Won may have brass mutton, ON your coat,
UgJhi on your shoulder. and not have char
Jctcr II you Hc going to make your country
good you must begin 10y making yourself good
Hence the question tonight: What are youy Do
,ou love Truth. ,obricy aud honesty? Are YOU
o. man Of God! II So you ave on the right road
tu true manhood.
!? Intense Patriotism. Patriotism. q, ! under.
stand IL. requires loyalty to the constitution, the
laws oi The land proyidcd the latter a,c in
harmony with the iorncD, aS well u our iu'tt.
tutions. TO be an intense patriot man ought
to hc true to that legislation. that law or that
principle which will benefit the whole. am not
given much To- the discussion cf political Affairs
IN the pulpit, hut I want to take advantage ot
the opportunity tonight to- raise my voice in
protest against what | consider tn he the most
unconstitutional, the most ihouiuahlc AMI out
rJgcou> act ot legislation ever pcrpctrdtcd ON the
citizens of city. I refer 70 the so'callcd rip
prr' bill. This I, taking away the last franchise
that Ju american citizen po~sc,scs II !, bad
enough tu have whole v,rds bought MP by
machine methods hut Wien II come, 70 icgisldt.
ing away mans night tn vote Tor the candidate
ut his choice, the pcrhdy has reached its limit.
The object ot such legislation is TO put city
under the control ui u uuc.mdn power aud such
p"wcr i, always dangerous. Besides th, tt j., q
direct insult, slap IN the face oi cNciy citizen
ut such city. II is - il the governor said YOU
don't tnow enough to elect ,uur own officers
and I will elect them for You. 70 keep quiet
under ~ruh legislation j. unpattintc aud not in
hroriug with the principles ot this republic.
NsJn patriotism rcpulrs loyalty to Our iuStiu
ion. and among the mobiles, institution, In this
country i, tine cmuou ot God. II You eliminate
Gpd aud the clu,n from your live, YOU have
taken tine foundation aud you ,upcl,ruc,wr
. INIT H., uD Df lt ed
t., your orIrr: Good. uu country aud uur
t,Ut,, "
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04
WEST SCRANTON

these two things Nill attract the attention Of
most men. wealth. aud beauty. Washington mct
his future wtc a, q dinner party and without
u moments notice his heat was taken 10y ,ur.
prise. Washington Irving. in his charming work
George Washington tells ~ that this j. the
only recorded instance OF Washington lettering
IN the path at duty, aud that was when Mrs.
tu~tis stole his heart. His driver odmc early
that afternoon and the horses paved long and
loud. bu, no response came. lie was married
shortly after the campaign against Fort Du-
duc,uc. In the home hC was ahlhlc. Kind and
loving Ilc treated his servants with marked
respect aud in sickness was particularly mind
ml of thcir wants. When at honc hc W., an
early User and retired in the evening between
. and ~ o'clock. Ilis evening rt-'hnc was
cracking nuts ami relating Adventures, Three
Characteristic, mhk tii, man in The home,
hinducss. gcntlcucss and mdguauimuus
3. In the war. Here more than anywhere cl,'
are noble traits ut his character brought out
before We take up Washington Is warrior. lrt
us SEQ it the cause he represented was just.
pming the great reformation Europe was con.
,ulscd with wus. lint tnc,c war, brought
larger liberty and destroyed much oi the tom
poral power ot the pope. Then came fight Tor
supremacy in America, England NuJllv Won.
aud the control Of the colonies was under British
government. soon the coloui.t, began to dream
ui indcpcudcn,u. Tine English government was
becoming too obnoxious tu be- tolerated. Burke
and Pitt made the hail, oi parliament ring with
their speeches in favor 1T the onloni~t~, and
declared That the hhg had brltcr rctrlrt. hut
orcigc III could not he u",,l u,iu hi, poi
tion. The result e. This decision Wt. 'uc B,yu.
lutiuuJrv wat, aud Iuc Ne sec tbo true Na,p-
iugtou. II 4, hi. lite tnat gives ohum 90 the
Revolutionary period llc was seven wears at
the head at thc amy, and during that time
n.vcr once entered hi, own home, THE hi,tuy
a.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04
Funeral of Robert p. Diehl.

The funeral of The late Robert p.
Dichl occurred Yesterday afternoon
ana was one of the largest ever held
in West Scranton. The church was
unable to accommodate all who gath
cred to pay their final tribute of re-
spect. The members Of the Electric
city Wheelmcn, Columbia Chemical
company and Typographical union, of
which the deceased was a member. at
tended i'm a body. Dnl"gations from
the several fir" companies We're pres
enr The Nay Aug Drum corps headed
the cOrtege.
\ short service was conducted at the
family residence on South Hyde Park
avenue. after which the cortege moved
10 the Washburn street Presby tcrlan
church, where additional services We're
conducted by the pastor, Rev. John
Molfat The Schubert quartcttc sang
several selections.
Rev. Molfat spoke of the esteem the
deceased was held in, ana of his many
praisoworthy traits which had won for
him Il legion of true friends. lie be-
sought the Surruwing friends and rrla-
lives to seek comfort ana consolation
in Him who doath all things for the
J'"h. III CullilhSlbll ne llilu Il SiONlllS
tribute 20 the deceased, speaking of
th" exemplary lite he had led.
The floral offerings were numerous
ana beautiful and spoke silently of the
deep regard the deceased was held in
by those hc came i'm daily contact with.
Prominent among the pieces We're
"rhe Broken Wheel" Electric city
Wheelmen: "Fhcmau Hat and Belt"
Columbia Chemical ANA Hose COM
pduy; "rhe Union Label" Typo-
gIaphi.a union, No ~; "Brokrn
Column" CulllerN Engineer employees: /:
"Nuchor" lI&Nloy Camping club
There We're several pillows and numcr-
oIs caskct bououe's from intimate
| friends,
Ihc pdlI-beartrs Nrr": Albert Lewis
| ana Harry Call, of Columbas; W T..
| Williams aud Lewis Parry, Of Electric
| city Whcelmen, George Schoeu and
| Louis Senker, of the union, Flower
| hearers; Edward Morse, Samuel Nc
! Cracken and Thomas stephens, of
| Electric city Wherlmen: James Clark.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04
Briefly Noted.

lomiuj,k Mojhu4 aud STANLEY Rrptd were .s.
rested saturday morning about 1 o'clock at 'he
south works ,Ird 10y the Waterman while in the
act ot cutting air hrak, bose from some freight
r1r> .,lpdiuu in tine ,aJd. A. hearing before
Alderman ~toir they Uy,, put uid,r ~0o bail, Ia
default of which they wrt' committed to- the
county jail.
The -. Nag's G,rc AMI Dramatic a,-uridjjnn
will meet this evening in st. MARY. halt
The numbers of st. ircnr's society will meet
in regular session thi, evening at Pharmacy hall.
Camp 80, Patriotic Order sons of America.
meets At ilntnau'S hall th, evening.
The members Of the William Coucl Hose
company, No. -, VIII meet ia regular session
this evening AT their rooms
Miss Name Dcmuth, uf Cedar avenue, j. con.
fined {" hcr homo with an attach OF the grip.
The members ot the Jurgcr Macnucrchor arc
making arrangements tor concert which will
be held shortly after Easter.
Nj children who wish {" iuu the training elias,
oi the Scranton Athletic club will please rcpor.
'l,i> evening at Athletic hall ON Aldcr street.
All members ot the Hickory street prc-hv.
tclian church alc requested to- meet at the church
this evening
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04


ftoiE" NdShlnSJ"I' or NUl'll'an'
ism, was the subject oI an ADJ" ad-
dress delivered last evening at the
IIamptou Street Methodist Episcopal
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manner with the national colurS. Rev.
Bcnnineer spoke as follows.
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Joseph iIeffron spent yesterday in
Wilkes-Ba
County Auditor W. T.. Johns is in
Washington. ID. G.. attending the in.
augural ceremonies.
Mrs. Thomas l.. Williams. of Divis-
ion street. is suffering from Il severe
Illness.
Dentist Ramsey of Washington. ~
j.. attended the Diehl funeral yester-
day.
JUDGE ana Mrs. ii. NJ. Edwards are
in New York city
Hon, John Fellows and wife leave to-
morrow for California.
Miss Emma Franklin. of Clark $
summit, is the guest of friends on this
side.
Daniel Edwards, of North Rehccca
avenue, is on the sick list
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04
Mrs. Elizabeth Hart.

Tue death OF Mrs. Elizabeth unt, wife Of IA.
uolmiu JJrc, Hart. and sister oi County COM
missioner Iuhu Dukn, uc,ucd Of O'Clock last
evening at the family residence uu lMcnc
street after short illness. PrtonilS was the
cause ut death.
N.. Hart Na, un c.timJhlr lld, whose bean.
HWl Christian Character ,ud,Jr,d her to q large
cj,clc ot friends who viii hc shocked to hear
1T her sudden dtusr. she was Il devoted mcui-
bcr oi 81 Patricks ,hur,h. \ husband and nine
children survive her
The funeral announcement will be- made Later
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04

ranged the following programme. which
viii be rendered this evening In the
church parlors: Selection, DR.. Trever-
tons quartette; autoharp solo. Will
lam Henry Price; tenor solo, William
T.. Thomas; vocal duet Mrs. Richard
Il. Jones and Gwilym Edwards; reci-
tation, Lena Webster: soprano solo,
Mrs. Smith: piano solo, Miss Blanche
Hallstcad; selection, church choir.
David r. Evans, leader: recitation,
William Griffin: tenor solo. William
Hopkins: soprano solo. Mrs. Richard
Jones, violin selection. John Stufford;
recitation, David Jones: tenor solo
William Davis; soprano solo. Mrs,
Amos; selection. by the W. ". Finnou
quartette: tenor solo. Joshug Johns;
selection. by Dr. Trevertons quartette.
Prof. II. II Martin. of school No. -,
is attending the Inauguration at Wash
ingtOn.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04
Two Funerals.

Services over the remains of the late
Thomas Thomas. of South Main ave-
nue., were held yesterday afternoon
from the family residence and were
attended by numerous relatives and
friends. The Dodge Accidental Fund
ana the Knights Of the Golden Eagle.
of which the deceased was Il member.
were present. Rev. ID. p. Jones
preached n short sermon. The pail
bearers were Patrick Shea. Richard
Woodiacth. Thomas C. Phillips. Thorn
as HowellS. Levi Williams and \.
Lewis. lnterment was made in Wash
burn street cemetery.
The remains of Joseph. the infant
child of Mr.. and Mrs. George Chest
nuts. of Morris court were Inferred
yesterday afternoon in Cathedral
cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04

Ndiutant Jaeger and wife. officers in
charge of the local corps of the Sal
vation Army. were rendered fare
well reception last evening at the bar
racks. on Price street. The officers will
leave ON Wednesday for Bioomsburg
During their stay here they have aug
mented the ranks of the army and
relieved its financial debt. Last even
ing meeting was largely attended
and regrets Wcr" expressed over the
departure of the adiHtant ana his wife,
who have made Il large circle of
friends.
Colonel Ho2us and wife. formerly To-
Gated at Bloomsburg. will bc stationed
here for an indefinite period and take
up the work commenced by Adiutant
Jaeger and wife.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04
Told in Brief.

The funeral of Mabel the seven
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Avery Atherton, of l46 Parker street,
took place yesterday afternoon at >
o'clock. \ large number of young
folks gathered to pay their last re-
spects to their playmate, whom they all
dearly loved. Interment was made in
Forest Hill cemetery.
The congregation of the Market
Street Welsh Baptist church have ar
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04
A GREAT SURPRISE

/, In store for all who Use Kemp's Bd,Jm for
the Throat and Lungs, the great guaranteed
remedy Would you believe that il &, sold or,
its merits and any druggist il authorized 10y the
proprietor OF this wonderful remedy 10 give YOU
a sample bottle irec? II never tails TO cure
acute or chronic coughs, All druggists sell
kDmp's balsam Price 95c, and J0c.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04

lady in that part ri the city, and has Tor many
years resided Ncic.
She is survived 10y hcr husband and four chil'
drcu. Martha. George, Phillip and Thomas Tue
funeral will take place thi, afternoon at 80
o'alu,k. utcrmcnl viii be- made in Forest llill
cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04
SERMON TO
The 20. S. OF A.
DELIVERED BY THE REV. JAMES
BENNINGER

Members of Camps i7S and 333 Were
Present in Body-Church Was
Decorated with the National Col
ors-Funeral of the Late Robert
Diehl-It Was Attended by the
Organizations of Which He Was a
Member-Personals. and other In
teresting News Notes.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04
Mrs, Martha Reese,

The death OF Mrs Martha Reese, wife ut
David Reese occurred on Friday evening at hct
home. corner of Ed,t Market street and Nay
Aug avenue after an illness OF several day, with
hcnt disease. MIs. Reese was well AnVWn
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04
Fred Fellenser.

Fred fcllcr,cr, or 80 Go,ou street, died ,u,.
tcrJay, age OG years.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon At o'riorh at r.,i
dcuor, Fuuual private,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04

OF Typographical union; Beverly chase
ana e. NJ. Storm. Of the Culumbias.
Burial was made in WashbuIn street
cemetery
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04
Our Annual Show Of
New Dress Fabrics for
Spring and Summer Wear
opens Tomorrow Morning..

The display will be replete
with everything worthy the at.
tention of fashion experts, and
will include many novelties
which cannot be duplicated by
us or obtained elsewhere. La
dies who dress we'll, and buy
early in the season, will please
make a note of this fact.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-10-12

strong breeze. 1t looked as il the
Shamrock's ballast had been shifted
aft to tighten her forward, which
improved Ler running before the
wind, but save her less grip on the
water in windward work. Yester-
day, with a sma. hing nor'wester
blowing, Shamrock III outfooted ths
Columbia running before the wind,
rounded the stakebost ahead and
started the thrash for homs with 80
seconds to her advantage, having
picked up 81 seconds on her rival in
the outward run. She lacked at
that time only four seconds Of even
ing up the time allowance. But ehe
list it all again except two seconds
by the time that the line WAS reach.
ed. This experience confirms the
suspicion of a read justment Of bal
last between the first and second
races. But no such finish was ever
witnessed in an International yact t
race like that Of YESTERDAY; none Of
the kind may ever be seen again.
The margin OF difference between
the time of crossing of the two
boats was so narrow that it must
have made the nerves OF both crews
and spectators shiver.
Fortunately none OF the race g
hav, been msrred by accidents or
unspoitsmanlike conduct. Tht y
have, therefore, left no bad nj, IN
ories. The course was splendidly
patrolled. Even the loser Of the
contest must be proud of the
ach evement of his craft. Sir
Thomas failed to lift the cup, whic h
he courageously attempted to do a
second time after defeat. Now that
be has boat which is PRACTICAL =
equal to our best, he may be tempt
cd to challenge again aud try his
luck a third time, for ae has now
something reliable wherewitb the
capacity of new challeng
er may be tested. II Shamrock
III can bs improved upon by any
British yacht designer there is a
bettar chance for him to lift the
Americas cup with it than any that
has existed in the past fifty years
for the failure of the Constitution
indicates that our best desiguel
reached b., limit in the Columbia.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-10-12
The Sugar War

New York, Oct. 5.-The Journal
OF Commerce says:
As a result of the misunderstand-
iugs existing between the American
Sugar Refining Company's interests
aud the beet sugar people, it ia un-
derstood that the beet sugar inter
ests whose profits have been affected
by the decrease of Il cents in he
price of granulated sugar in their
territory, will not recognize the cut
prics of 81 cents per pound as the
basis for their own dealings with
customers. The beet people will
retsliste, however, by offering their
sugar in competition in the Eastern
markets.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-10-12
a Musical Treat.

Madame B-lle Cole, the world
removed contralto, assisted by
Raimond Pechotsch, violin prodi-
gy, will appear in grand concert
program at the Opera House Thurs
day evening, Oct. II. These great
artists are touring the world, and
have just closed successful season
in Australia. Tickets go on sale at
Wall Nichols today at 10 o'clock.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-10-12

When the Hagey case is pau we
are going to ask Mr.. McClanahan,
how tn secure a jury in case OF a
charge of forcible vaccination of a
child, which may shortly bs called
in court. Is man, who has been
vaccinated, disqualified from sitting
on jury, called to try a case OF
damages for alleged assault by vac
cinating? Gould qualified jury be
found under the circumstances? We
think not. And where does the OBJ
lection comes in, in case juror has
used an injection, sold by gold cure
people, or ona administered by a
licensed physician for vaccinating
or any other kind of injection. He
may still he an impartial, fair mind.
ed, and intelligent msn, Mr. Nc
Clanahan's remarks notwitbstand
ing. Most jurors here have used in'
isctions, at some lime or other, fol
vaccination of course, aud they
should not all be excused for ser
vices on that account.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-10-12
a Jubilee.

The Odd Fellows and Rsbekahs
of Honolulu will celebrate the 25th
anniversary of the lodge 10 Homo
lulu at a banquet to be given at the
Moana Hotel.
TIE list OF committees having in
charge tonight's anniversary is as
follows:
Entertainment Com mittee-C. T.
Ro igera, j, d. McVeigh. w. G.
Ashley.
Reception Committee-L II Dae,
Oh ,irm,u @. f Herrick, G.. w. II.
King, Warden f. Hall, Charles j.
Fi.hel, II. McKechnie.
Floor Commi,tee-E r. Hendrv,
Manager; w. j. Hickey, A. F.
Clarke, A Arndt, G. Il. Kelly, e. l..
Cutting, w. L. Storey, W. H. God
via, D. P Lawrence, Sister McKech-
ME, Sister S. l.. Williams, Sister
Alice Herrick, Sister Anna King.
j. ID. McV Veigh, Chairman OF Com
mittee OF Arrangements.
THE OFFICIAL PROGRAM.
Ths official program Tor the cele-
bration as finally arranged is given
below:
Address Of Welcome. Bro. @. Char
lock
N. g., Harmony Lodge.
o Id Fellowship and Its Mission.
......... Bro Morris M. Este @
P. G.. Repret ent ative, California.
Excelsior Lodge No. 1.........
80. Bro. A. Macintosh, p. G..
The degree Of Rehekab. ........
Sister Sally L. Williams, z. G..
Harmony Lodge No. g.. ......
$50. Bro. j. A. Magoou, P. G..
Presen tation of Jewels. c.....
Bro. j. D. McVeigh, D D G.S