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The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-23
St. Louis Has a New
Sect Of Dirt Eaters

ST LOClS Dee. 23.--Of all tho
peculiar sects which have sprung ~
in the West, 81. Louis boasts the most
strlking-a community OF dit eater.
William Windsor. native OF WlscBu-
sin. some time lawyer. college student
student ni natural science, Is their
Moses SeVenty-fiye men and women
form the community. Dirf eating ~
...eir only aim and object in lfe So far
as their existence as community is
concerned They seek 10 make con
yerts to their belief and practice. aud
Head Dirt Eater Windsor holds
forth In earnest and convincing man
ner every night TO bis class ~ his lcc-
ture room. at Eighteenth and owe
streets. In the old Merchants League
building.
The dirt eaters take every day a
spoonful OF dirt They believe that
grit is necessary 20 every animal and
that many OF the stomach troubles to
which the human flesh is beir are due
simply and entirely 10 the ai,sence Of
grit In the stomach- In support Of this
unique theory the DIRT eaters cite the
beasts of the field, the fowls Of the
air. and the serpentg which crawl as
ser,!ng triumphantiy that none Of
these share mankinds foolish ayers!oR
10 good. pure dirt ana none Of them
have stomach troubles The dirt eaters
maintain Their argument is un2nswer-
able
The dirt eater. declares Leader
Windsor soon becomes accustomed tn
his diet and Graves A. The daily al
lowaDce OF one tcaspoonfui is wash
ed down with half glass OF water and
the dirt eater smacEs his Hips with re-
lah and winks one eye. in much the
same manner as the Kentucky Colo
aei does when slipping his msgt
niep or his morning toddy.
Mr. Windsor's disciples are cpl
curean in their tastes They are very
particular as TO the kind of dirt they
eat. This article Of their singular diet
IL technically a sand II comes from
the river bottoms and Is made up OF
many little particles OF granite, mar
Bile. quartz. and flint we'll rounded
with age The chief dirt eater collects
the sand and sterilizes IL. then II is
put In little bags and sold to the dis
cples for twenty-five cents bag
Dirt eating Is six months old In ST.
Louis and tbourshes like a green bay
tree. The chief dirt-eater is roiund
and looks happy and prosperous: the
lesser dirt-eaiers have good appetites
and are enthusiastic in their faith and
practice.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-23

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Dec. 23--To
a visit TO the shrine of St Ann In the
Church OF st. John the Baptist, on
Seventy sixth street, In New York.
Thomas Maloney, nineteen. of No Z
DonneIly place. this city. ascribes his
cure OF his disease with which he has
been afflicted for two years, Surgeons
told him he would be cripple for
life. and he had been unable to walk
without the aid OF crutehes.
Mxloney went I'd ST Michaeis Mon
assery In Hoboken. and there relics
we're applied. and Maloney spent hours
In religious devotion. AfteTward he
visited the Church Of Our Lady of
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-23
Money for Indian
Education Plenty

CLEVELAND bee. %. In a past
Oral letter YESTERDAY Bishop Horst
mann Of th" Catholic Church mentions
the fact that Mother Katherine Drex, !
suprriurcsS of the Sisters OF the Bless
ed Sacrament gives $70,0on annually
to The education OF the Indian
children
A society was formed here today, the
members oi wnIch agree to give -
cents each annually for the 'prescrya-
tiou OF the faith among the Indians
The movement will be extended
throughout the country.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-23
ARGENTINA AND chill
MAY ENGAGE IN WAR
Diplomatic Relations Have Been
Formally Sundered.
To Prevent European Intervention Our Gov
ernment May Act

Is still open for a peaceful adjustment
Of the trouble
The immediate cause Of the quarrel
between the two nations is over a
disputed boundary. but the feelings
between the nations and peoples have
not been friendly for some time.
The United States government has
repeatedly extended its good Offices in
the direction Of peace but Chill has
declined all our advances.
In the event Of war it is feared that
other South American countries will
become involved and that 10 prevent
European intervention the United
States must eventually take some firm
action.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-23

WASHINGTON, d. c. Dec 2S.--
Secretary Hay has received a cable
gram from United States Minister
Wilson at Santiago de Chilli confirming
the report that the resources of di-
plomacy had been exhausted in an
effort 10 settle the dispute between
Chill and Argentine and that diplo-
matte relations had been broken
through the withdrawal from Chill of
the Argentine minister.
Touching the proposition emanatlns
from Argentine TO refer the dispute
to Great Britain AS arbitrators the
Gillian representatives claim this was
tneir own original proposition. This
being the case. il is believed the way
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-23
Paper Mill Burned
Much Stock DESTROYED

WASHINGTON. Dec. GA special
from Hamilton. Ohio. saya that a fire
in the Champion Coated Paper Works
which startea last night was not under
control until late this morning.
The loss is placed at nearly one
million. II was the largest plant OF
its kind In the United States and en-
pioyed over four hundred persons,
A stock of xsso.G of enameied
book and magazine paper rs totally
destroyed,
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-23
This is Government
By Injunction.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Dec. 23.--in the
Federal Court Today Judge Evans
handed down a decision making per-
manent the temporary injunction
granted the Peinecke Coal company OF
Hopkins county against the United
Mine Workers of that section from
preventing union men from interfering
with non-union employees of the COM
pany and forbldding the establishment
of a union camp within gunshot OF the
mines.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-23
Big Smelter Trust
With Morgan In 1t

ST LOUIS Dee, = A trust Of all
the smelling interests Of the country
has jnst been formed IN New {of,
with J Pierponi Morgan al the hear
George +. Nicholson, Of Lola Ka;-s
and A naiy ~ Nevada Aio wefa
here today on their way home from a
conference in New YORK al which TIE
negotiations were about completed
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-23
Queen Alexandra
Reported Seriously III

LONDON, Dec. 25.--The Associated
Press hears that the condition OF
Queen Alexandra is more serious than
has been given out and that 1t causes
some anxiety.
The doctors are In constant attend
ance upon Her Majesty.
A bulletin issued at noon today says
that the queen is progressing favor
ably.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-23
State Of Minnesota
After the Combine.

ST. PAUL. MINI. Dec 23.-Attor~
ney General Douglass In an interview
states that the published letter of J..
J. Hill in explanation of the recent
transactions in stocks of western rail
roads and the purposes of the North
ern Securities company would not in
any way influence the action contcm-
plated by the State authorities OF
Minnesota.
Attorney General Douglass has de
clined to discuss the subject matter
OF the letter at this time.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-23

Tie Tucson Dramatic Club has
shown already what its members are
capal Ie Of, but they have never had
aie opportunity to distinguish their
talents which the Daughter OF the Re-
giuert will afford them.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-23

The great natural shade tree-'Thc
Texas Umbrella 500 now on sale at
Parler's Direct from Texas. Special
Nursery .,i Jb
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-23
The President
To Stay at Capital

WASHINGTON. y. G., Dec. %
President Rooseyelts present inten-
ton is to remain in Washington dur
ing the holiday week but desires to OBJ
tain respite from official duty and
wal see few visitors.
For the best and finest home made
candy in town go to Doran Bros.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-23

The Daughter of the Regiment Is
coming Al the Opera House Christ,
mas night
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-23

iiably Republican. was bitterly fought
al the meeting OF the national commit
tee two years ago. Hanna defeat
ea Ii then. and subsequently In the
Philadelphia convention. llama will
be particularly anxious TO maintain
the status quo Of Southern delegates.
for tue reason that all the Southern
organizations were built according TO
his own plans. and he coulu manage
them at his will He had them IN his
pocket and therefore wanted them as
strong as possible in voting strength
The bringing to the front of Payne
as Cabinet officer marks the begin
ming of the end OF Hannas domination
of the national committee. With the
support Oh the administration st his
back. Payne will have no trouble In
snaping the sentiment of the commit
tee in the interests of the President
Payne always had a respectable fol-
loving In the committee and II Is be-
| lieved hereafter when the committee
meets Payne will dominate 1t almost
Just as he wants TO-
The Southern organization are all
built on the patronage foundation. and
as Postmaster General. Payne will be
able TO dissolve the Hanna influence
| Postmasters when they know that
Hanna Is no longer in II will not hesi-
tA1e. as a rule, TO crawl into the
| Roosevelt wagon. Payne will material
/ ly facilitate the rapid fiHing Of the
Roosevelt band wagon even with the
southern delegates, The Roosevelt
regiment is rapidly getting into fight
! ing shape The new order of things
| is too plain to be doubted.
/ MIR Hanna will soon be occupying
an obscure place in the Republican
background so far as his influence In
! the organization Is concerned,
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-23
Ducks Fed on Gold
In the Northwest

ST. CHARLES. Ia, Dec. 23.-The
discovery of gold In the crops of his
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-23

farmer, residing near here. to do con
sideration prospecting tor the precious
metal on his land Particles of gold
were found in every duck he mas kill
ed The metal is supposed to have
come from North River, where the
ducks padded around,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
A HITCH IN CHILE.

Trouble Reported Over the Recent
PrOtOcOl-COEst ra dictOry Statements.
Buenos Ayres, Dec. 2S.-The Nacion
says the Argentine-Ch protocol
has been definitely approved by DR..
Alcorta, the Argentina minister of for
nign affairs.
On the other hand. it is announced
that Il telegram received here from
Santiago says Minister Tortela, the
Argentina minister to Chile, has dis
covered that one word in the Chile Az
gentine prot col has hcen changed by
the Chilean minister OF foreign af
fairs, Senior Yanez.
1t is added that the Argentina minis
ter, when he signed the protocol be-
feved the document to be an exact
lopy of that recorded by both govern
ments and 1t is ascertained that Senior
Il. POrtela is now insisting on a new
definition of the protocol. This has
had very bad effect OH public opinion
In Chile.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
PLAINFINLD.

Murray Bemis started "a his return
to Georgia THURSDAY going via New
York,
Victor Meln3ti aud wife Of Barre
spent wednesday al A \ LINES
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Woodward and
children are ut Dr. LGzell p.
Burtoa Gale and 4ntlv ary at Dr.
Gales.
Mrs II : Parks visited her brother
IN No 1naler Wad7nsa9r
Brooks R,,y on started "Wednesday
tn Montrea, on NJ. waddin. rrjD Miss
Ressia Snercor 1be hridp has for
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
SHARON.

Mark Dtown Of Wo ldStock High
School spenl his Christmas vacali n iu
| town.
Mrs G. NJ Noyes and Mary ard
Mrs G. H. Barrett were aS Wnie Ri
yer junction last week.
The Christmas exercises we're ob-
served at the Bapti t church tuesday
evening.
Charlie Baldwin o, Boston came
here Saturday.
Mrs. Cham berlaln and Chi ren of
Windsor are residing at + W. Bid
gers for the pre- sent.
DMrs. r. L. Mosher of Strafforl was
In town la It week Friday.
Standish Richards of Woodstock Wis
tied Sunday aud Monday at J. S Wll-
ley's.
James Cooper and wife of White
River Junction spent Sunday in iowa,
Perley Gle has moved from the
QdImby farm back to the vi lage
E. p Farnsworth and family If
Lancaster, Mass, have moved to the
Quimby farm which he recently pu.-
J chased
Musa Wiley has completed her
woyk for Z. L. Robinson.
DR.. J. Z. Kenney is clearing the
land recently purchased Of John Rob-
erts.
4
The BAPTIST society realized about
S14 from thv ir social at George Short IS
last week.
Don Flower visited his aunt at
Sou h Royalton last Saturday.
There vas q Christmas tree and eli.
! teftainment at the school house in
Dist. No, 8 Monday night.
Waiter g, kenney Of TUFTS Medical
College came here Saturday for bis
Christmas vacation
Charlie Fdrnham Of Rhode Island
was In to .n Monday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
CORINTH

The remains OF Mrs. Carroll Sleep
er, widow of the late 3. S. Sleeper,
were brought here from Canada, Dec.
"a, and buried beside her husband at
West Corinth. He died three years
ago and after his death she went to
Canada to live with her daughter.
She was a woman every one respe cted.
She leaves two daughters and one son
and host OF friends who tender their
sympathy to the family In their be-
reavement.
Mrs. Lyman Porter is very Ill. She
is being treated by DR.. Godfrey OF
Chelsea.
Mrs. Lucy Ovitt has gone to Chel-
sea to spend the winter with Mrs.
LESSEE Waldo.
Mr.. Smith, superintendent Of the
mines at Pike Hill, has rented Susie
Dickinson place and has moved his
family there
Samuel Durgin is insaNe. He is
alsY sick and quite bad.
John Hastings is sick with the
grip.
Mr.. and Mrs, Burt Virgins spent
Christmas with her parents in Yer.
shire
Mrs Myra Day has gone to Ply
mou. h, n. H., to spend the winter.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
BETHEL..

Have you bought that bottle OF
Maxham's Balm that you will Ger.
tainly need before spring to cure
your little one Of the Group that be
will have some cold night and
make you 20 d dreafy trip for the
doctor who will charge you " or s3
for the trip besides the disease may
get too far along for his help before
be reaches you. The Balm is war.
ranted to cure and will co you hit
25 cents.
The Uniye. sAlist ladies he'd one OF
the most successful annual fairs on
Wednesday evening Of last week.
Our dealers in holiday goods report
one Of the heaviest sales ever held.
Among the boys and girls of Bethel
who came home TO spend the holidays
were Orvill and Teddy Bowen from
Waterbury, Conn. and Sam Abbott
from Middlebury College.
The many VITO attended the con-
cert OF our High School boys a few
weeks ago as We'll as those who did not
attend will be glad to learn that the
boys have In rehearsal larger and
more inter sting program than the
former show.
c. W. Spaulding has been very Ill
recently.
The next regular meeting Of Rising
Star grange will be held this evening
when a class wi be instructed in the
first and second degrees.
Rumor sa that party from Lis
bon, n II has leased the old shoe
ia norg and will convert it into bob.
bin mill.
Ms. W. O Blossom OF roston came
up o. Saturday to spend the Christ
mas holidays with friends.
T. O. Hopkins was called to Boston
Sd urcay on business.
Mrs. CLARK Of Waterbury spent Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. II. 3. Lease
and family.
Mrs T.. N. Querin and son Paul
went to Albany. N. Y , on Monday to
visit relatives.
We are glad to hear that O. P Shaw
has 50 far recovered from his very
severe and painful illness as to be able
to be taken out OF doors
Lynu Chadwick has recovered so far
from his very severe quinsy sore as to
be able to resume his work in Brooks
& Washburn' store.
Warren Reed, son o e. A Reed and
who is the principal in collegiate
schuu in New Yoik Is at his father,
for the Christmas holidays.
Like many other towns we want to
bray about OR. old people and as a
sam pie If the heallhfuln' SIS Of our
people and tie town, viii spsak Of j.
Nj. Shaw, who.e birthday comes on
the last Gay Uf this month when he
viii be 100 years Old, ano Mrs. saarh
Chapman " no will reacn the age of
100 .ta.s upon the 9Th day of Sept.
Mr.. SHAW IS very active and works
every Gay aud Mrs Chapman is bright
AMI wy pleasing to converse Nth
but j., just Low suffering from u bArd
cold.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28

covered the elixir Of life. That he is
able with the aid OF mysterious
compound. known only to himself,
| produced as a result OF the years he
has spent in searching for this prec-
ious life giving boon. t, cure any and
every disease that IS known to the
human body. There is no doubt of
The doctors earn sstness in making
this claim and the remarkable cures
that he is dairy tffectirg seems to
bear him out very strongly. His the
DRY which he advances is one OF rea-
on ard based on sound experience in
medical practice of many years. IL
IS nothing 10 ty his remarkable
''Eilxir Of L fe, - as h. calls II, for he
zen Is it free To anyone who is SUI
terer, in sufficient Quantities to con-
vince Of it's ability 10 cure, so here is
absOluI ely No risk IT. run. > me or
The cures cited are very remarkable,
aud but for yeli' BILE witnesses would
hardly be credited The lame have
thrown away crutches ard walked
about after two or three tfiol> Of the
TGtuEUy. ut SiCk, Si"Cu ny ~ III ip~
duct r., have b e. stored TO their
families AID fflttds in perfect health
Ri, umaii>m, neural ia, stomach,
heart, liver, kideey. blood and skin
diseases aud bladd-r troubles disap-
pear as by magic. Hea 4aches, back
aches, nervol>ress, fevers, conSump
tio !. co CHS, coi 5, ASTHMA, catarrh
bT,nchi,iS as.d all affec ions or ihe
threat. lungs or ANY vlual organ are
! easily uvetc AZ t. 10 a 50 ce or time
t.a' is simply ''arv' l'us.
/ Pa.t,al parsiN j.. l"comotor ataXia.
psv, gout. su:ofula ano piles are
iiekly ap0l .,fman'ntly removed.
| pn ines the entire syst III. blood
| aud I,> u.s, e>,uitS O'u.al nerve
! power circtIlai iuu. ard state OF per-
| &c heal h is DrtMuct d at OI &c, 10
n doctur all systems are alike and
coma !, II eGf,d bN 'niS great ~ ]Xlr
! @ Lift" S nd for The remedy today.
| It Is f. t u " ~ sDt1 STA E
Wra ven " n ~ 'je cured Or and tht
Sur tet,. dl tor it viii be sett you
! five uy tufn E.all
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
LIAR rFORD.

Mrs. Cnas. Root las returned from
BOst n.
Miss Clara Freeman, who has been
quit III is recovering.
Mrs Perry OlmStead and her sons
are pundi the holidays at her old
nou,v ia New YORK.
Mis-, Uttur, III New Haven, Con L.,
is lie guest # Mrs. r land Stevens.
lit.ft Mrs. L. W. M iris left on
Mu.ca, + Fair Haven, where they
spe"o Ghrl>, MS ~'h their daughter.
NJ J}ttnuio Watkins is on the sick
list
NJ . Mary Watkins Of Lebanon is
tn, < rest vi hy'r br >ther.
Mrs, >ano0rn has en- entertaining
sister the pat week.
The Christmas concer. in the
Gu lich Sunda. evening passed of very
pleasantly
Mis- Ma k is spending a Two weeks
va a Il Iii Boston
Mis- Auneite Dutton celebrated her
79tn blrJn ay on Friday.
Mss Eliza M .tthewS is with Mrs.
Alfred Cuadbnne for the present.
Mrs. Joan Barrows and Miss Carrie,
have returned from visit to Windsor
f.iends.
Mrs. Ii G. Pease who has been con.
Fl .ed IT,. The house with COLI Is cut
apAid.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
TRAIN RAN AWAY.
Four Deaths In Wild Dash Down
Mountain In Pennsylvania.

Scranton Pa, Dec. 2S.-An Ontario
and Western railroad coal train, drawn
by engine POI, ran away on heavy
tighty foot grade going down the
mountain on the Scranton division east
Of Poyntelle, Wayne county.
Near Preston Park, in passing Il
switch frog. it jumped the track,
plunging down a hill for nearly 100
feet The engine and forty gondola
ears, all loaded, We're piled in mass.
-Four trainmen were killed. Conductor
Smith escaped death, but is badly in
jured.
The tracks We're covered with sleet
anu snow, and the airbrake refusing
TO work allowed the train to gain such
Roadway that it dashed down the
mountain with terrible speed. passing
Winwood at the rate of eighty miles
an hour.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
CABOr.

There were Christmas exercises
with trees and distribution o. presents
at both churches on Tuesday even.
ing
w. S Ford is wiring the house OF
Dr. Burbank for electric lights,
The body Of Mrs. l.. D. Mute, wife
Of the Stati' II agent at Mdrshtield,
was put in the tornb at Cabot Satur
day.
Mrs. IL. o. Dwinell is the possessor
Of fine new piano.
The Chris lmas sale held by the Y
P. SC E, Dec. 10 was quite a S c.
cess. The society will caer about
$50, which goes as first payment on a
new piano recently purchased.
Miss Clasa Bell Wvodard of Peach
am is visiting ia town.
Several persons from this town are
at ST Johnsbury attending Caledonia
county court, aa Witnesses on the
Cfane-l4ewlS case.
The children of Mr. and Mrs. Eben
Smith were all home for the Christ.
mas holida} S making.a happy family
reunion. Walter, thexeldest son has
NOT been in town for seven years He
is principal in schoo! in Wisconsin.
Selden with hi, wife and lutte daugh-
ter nave home 10 California. Miss
Pansy is student In d normal school
il Massachusetts and Cary a student
at St. Johnsbury Academy. Pliny
lives at TO ne with bis parents.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
TWENTY INJUNCTIONS

Ben jpgfn". DC, % County
court 81 uruen s'erday afternoon
after being IN sesSi n twsnty Two
DAYS. The liz business Of the urt
was the orde q + to1 e wenty ten
porary injunc len On rhe owners and
occupants of BUILDINGS prohibiting the
unlawful sa OF liquors.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
Exile Follows Bnccarat Game.

Vienna, Dec. 2S.--Emperor Francis
Joseph has ordered the expulsion from
Austria of the principals in the bac-
carat game of Dee. 21 when at the VI
emma Jockey club Count Potocki lost
$5OO,O0O during three hours playing,
Court Pallavicini winning most of the
money. Counts John and Joseph Po-
tocki have retired to Russia. Gam
bling for large amounts Of money is H.
legal in Austria.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
W WATERBURY, CENTER.

j K. Pike and family, whose home
was burned Monday have moved into
Mr.. SOmmerville's house
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Newcomb were
in Montpelier with their soa, DR..
Leo A. Newc,mb and wife Christmas
Day.
, J,hn d. aud Ira Cushmah Gray
went to No tn Hyde Park Thursday
to visit Their uncle, G. Gray and fam
lily.
The Christmas tree and exercises at
the M. &c. church Wednesday evening
were success.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28

Chris tania, Dec. 2S.-The violence
of the snowstorms which have pre-
vailed during the past week is almost
unprecedented \ plumber of railway
trains remain imbedded in the snow in
the southeastern districts of Norway,
and most of the telegraph wires are
down. Traffic in Chlistiania and its
vicinity has been greatly interfered
with.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
To Self Atlas Tack Plants,

Boston, Dec. 2S.--It has been decided
to sell the property of the Atlas Tack
company at auction in this city on Feb.
6. in accordance with the recent an
nouncement that the mortgage held by
a Boston trust company would be fore
closed. The property embraces fac
tories, land and machinery in Plym-
outh, Duxbury, Taunton,7 Fair Haven
and Whitman.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
Gregory Mills Reorsani.ed.

Wexford, r. l., Dec. 2s.-The two
worsted mills, property of the late
Governor William Gregory at North
Kingstown, have been incorporated un-
der the laws of Rhode Island with a
capital stock of 100000 as the Wick
ford Worsted Wooden mills. The pres
ident of the corporation Is Mrs. Har-
riet Gregory. widow Of the late gov
nrnnr
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
GRANITEVILnE

Maple Leaf Camp, Modern Wood
men of America, will hold it's first an
nual dance Tuesday evening and it is
planned to make 1t the dance of the
season. 1t will be held in Miles hail.,
and the East sBarre orchestra will
furnish the music The bill for the
dance will be only S coup e and a
lar. e attendance is requested.