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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-28
Rice Mil at Raywood.

Mr.. +. A. Coinbes is wire president OF
the Haywood Rice Canal and Milling con.
pany. In speaking Of the rice mill his
company will erect at HAYWOOD, Texas, Mr..
Combes said: "rhc mill proper viii be
1xG0 feet and four stories high. The rough
rice warehouse viii be 2O0N2OO feet and ona
story nigh, while the C.pnu rice warehouse
VIII also be one story and S0NtJO feet Tile
capacity of the mill Will be $500 barrels in
tWentN-four hours The available frontage
on the southern Pacific railroad for load
Ing aud unloading cars Will hc 400 tecL.
Zee PLATFORM space for the accommodation
Of loaded wagons will be about 2n feet ~
Thus IT can be seen that 1t Is to be quite
a iarge establishment
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THANKS EXTENDED
BY the Ladies Of the sheltering Arms to
Their Friends.

Me OF Inc CTeTfeTTIu pffTlS
- - TLsir E,,o,,Ls
TO the Editor Of The FoSt
We. the ladies of tho Snclterfnr Arms.
.,t,l 900 t,,.,,. ,h,,i g.. ~,
,SH ~ 'N''un wa, n''i ~ '"""NS ~ aus
friends especially those taxing part IN the
Freaks and Lilliputaus" for their hcarty
,.,.o,or.ti,r #, an, rnsc toto whereby. ,
~ '"'''" ." '"'
Ioodl5 sum was iealized Tor inc support OIL
the old women.
TIN. fouooin.. r,crcb,pts aud frIords do
serve special mention. i nc, hl,It'ia
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MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL
Was Organized Yesterday Afternoon If
the Fifth Ward.

A mission Sunday school was organized
Yesterday mt $3.50 p m. at the Younger
school house 4oi Dargan street, Fifth
ward. Forty were present with the pastor,
Mr. H. Il. Prvoto who was elected super
ntendent. Mr. y, Z. Yolerl was elected
assistant superintendent. Mrs j. T.
Blac6shcar was named as secretary aud
treasurer. Mrs j. ~ Volcrs viii have
charge n the primary department aud Mrs.
Wilmington VIII he in control Of the inter
mediate department. with Mr.. Reed super
intending the advanced department The
now sunday school WIS christcncd White
Oak" and services will occur each Sunday
afternoon az $3.50 O'Clock. Tho pubic gen
orally is invited to attend
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sHARKs, nENeVoLENr CHE
Held an Interesting Session Yesterday
Afternoon.

Held an Interesting Session Yesterday
Afternoon.
The regular meeting OF the Sharks Zen,
evoent club was held yesterday with a
large attendance. There were three inita-
lions and one application. A committee was
appointed in the case OF the old Texas vet
eran, ]. K. McLaln, oS years old, who lives
on the Harrisburg road and who has been
supplied by the club with present neceH-
stiles
G. c. Beavens and Albert Mckinney were
added TO the regular relief committee.
A committee was appointed TO Increase
the funds OF the club, as the calls have
been quite numerous and several deaths
have occurred In the last year which has
depleted the treasury The committee viii
report at the next meeting what is best to
do and when 10 do It,
committee on lights and fans was also
appointed and requested to report at the
next meeting.
The committee on finance will hold a
meeting n the hall next Sunday afternoon
ar 4 o'clock.
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General Beavens Returns.

General G. G. Bcavcus Of the First Ri
gadc. United Confederate Veterans has re-
turned from Dallas, whore he had "the
time ot his life" M the reunion Of the old
vets The general returned with other
laurcls added 90 llG list Of honors. lie
was appointed 10 command the Texas d.
vision at the rcHnon aud received many
compliments for hi, wort, from Generals IL
NJ. Van Zandt and George Moornau
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PAXTON sIsrERs, coMEpY co.

The PAXTON Sisters Comedy company win
open a weeks engagement at the opera
house tonight, in the beautiful four-act
comedy drama. entitled Utah" play full
81 Wit. humOr and DnthoS. The mnnage.
ment feels safe IN saving thar this Is with
out a doubt one OF the strongest repertoire
companies on the road.
The company consists OF fourteen people
gorgeous costumes and six big vaudevIile
acts
Ladies' free tonight. Daily matinees ali
week. excepting Monday and THURSDAY.
Prices 10, 20 and 20 cents.
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COTTON SITUATION At LIVERPOOL
Was the Absorbing Feature Of the Cloth
Market Last Week.

0l9' NCN AGoL FHEEhs
Manchester, April 27.-Thc absorbing fca-
turc of the cloth market last week was tho
cotton situation at Liverpool. The fresh
advance in price hamperIng trade. Cloth
sellers find profitable business increasingly
difficult to obtain aud tho turnover was
consequently limited Many merchants
feel that the level vt the cotton values is
dangerously high; others think these arc
likely to he maintained, especially In view
of the good continental demand for cotton.
while nobody is able 10 account for the
large sales. Some China orders for fancy
goods were executed, but the state of OK
change has apparently paralyzed the trade
In staples. Transactions with India were
confined to small lines Of special deScrip-
tions and there was little activity through
the minor outlets.
Yarns hardened In sympathy with cot.
tons and business did not improve \ ma.
jorlty Of the offers were not workable.
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Accident at Lake Charles.

Lake Charles La, April Operations
AT the Mayo well, mile cast Of tho sui
hnr mine. have been stopped by the pine
twisting, OF about 300 feet below the sur
race ana the abandonment of the well NAV
ne made necessary The well had reached
q depth Of 600 feet with promising indlca-
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CALL FOR EXECUTIVE colI,lIrrrp

UVIa q Tie IInrrlg rOuntv do,,,.,,,,i
80, NeSu.lFe committee are hereby caIIed ~
meet ~ at I.ang's hall on TUESDAY NnrI a ~
date t ~ M, Tor the purpose OF naming mo
elect deloeatoi lorrla county convention 10
seratotlal supreme judicial aud dIstr i4uai
nj svcb conventions ana for dlsnosip,.
tbc no,,, oInet business as mas come pefn.s
j. a. Geselman,
Chairman
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seems TO be taking thingu easy and IL ron
hdent he will come out al right.
Police officer Pete McGrath, who has
been on The Milan street beat. resigned
last night. The resignation Is to take Fl
feet at once. as he * DESTROYS Of taking a
nnsILion as locnmotlve enEinoer.
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hereby announce as a candidate !.
recollection MS county clerk OF Harris ec.'
ty, subject to the action OF the d9 nlo.s
primaries. ia ~ pup's.H'
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TAeERNAoLg BAPTIST CHURCH.
Il Was Decided to Build Two Mission
Churches.

Churches.
Al the Tabernacle Baptist church last
night congregation. estimated at from
1900 to 1900 assembled. II was the largest
gathering that has ever greeted the present
pastor OF that church. The sermon deliv-
cred was edifying and eievatlug, and che
SINGING BY the choir was excellent. There
were two baptisms az the close Of the serT-
See ard there will be several more next
sunday.
Al the morning service II was decided 70
huiid the two missiong-one at Drummer and
one at the Heights. The work OF construc-
fion will ne begun at cDce.
III was also decided 70 hold the SUNDAY
school picnic ~ Magnolia park next Sat
crday. May g.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff.

| respectfully announce myself ciua4
date for reelection to the office of sheht
of Harris county, subject to the action d.
the democratic primaries and ask the SUP,
port of my friends and the voters at large
Archie Andetsun
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tee and Loan company. W. g Boornan.
Katy Clover. Mrs. H. Key. John W. VII
henson. 4. l.. Rowers r. l.. Sellick, Angus
Mcdonald, :. o. Miller
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Tho Post is authorized 10 announce y
T. Hamblcn as candidate for Judge Of q
Ffty-tifth judicial district Of Harris Covl
~, subject 10 action OF democratic prlrl
rles.
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For Commissioner.

The Post is authorized to announce y,
Super, ST.. rs a candidate for county " !.
missioner. Precinct No. ], subject y
tlon OF the democratic primaries
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Ever drink Pabst Beer, II - a.,
+; ~ OF excellence. Thoroughly stcrI Iilishd
tributes II; telephone for case 'A'''er us
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BARBECUE AND LAeERFEsT.
The GetToaether Clubs OF Galveston
and Houston Achieve Results.

The Get-T oaether Clubs OF Galveston
and Houston Achieve Results
Way along about the ides of last De.
cember the printers belonging 10 the Gal.
weston Printers Social club extended an
invitation to the members of the Houston
Printers Social club to go down 10 the
Seawall city and purtakc of an oyster roast
aud sundry other things. at their expense.
tbs the Houston printers did ana they
were entertained in such sumptuous stylc
that ever since that time hey have been
busy dcy.sing ways and means for getting
even. Theft plaEs finally eliminated in a
grand barbecue, which was served vestcr-
uay at Jones Family Resort ON Harrisburg
road
Before refreshments were served the visit
ots were welcomed in neat speech hv
Mr.. Clark for the Houston Typos which
welcome was responded t. In nipuy vein
l'y "BoAy' CARE for the Galvcstoui.lns. af.
/ ter Which, to ,hr accompaniment uf good
music, the visitors ana their entertainers
ate drank and were merry
After the feasting was concluded Mr.
( Clark IN a few highly culoyistic words.
/ informed those present that j. ~ ..ewi,
of be- Post STAFF had been elected an
houolary member Of the Houston club ara.
calling That gentleman forward, piuurd the
club cul'rs 10 his lapel MI Lewis words
In response were few aud embarrassed, hat
he contributed the following verses to tie
occasion.
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Cheap excursion 10 Ashav,uo
me southern Railway. Apniv =" VIA
nearest .eket agent. j. ". Knieht n ou "
agent. Houston, Texas sn'' l. a.
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For County Clerk.

I hereby announce myself as candldilI
for County Clerk al Harris county. sublel
to the action Of the democratic primaries
GEO. JONES.
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For District JUDGE

! hereby announce as a candidate 10. Ii,
office Of Judge OF the Fifty-ff dIstrd
court of Harris county. subject toiactIan 4
democratic primaries.
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For .lnstioe Of the Peace.

hereby announce as candidate I
Justice OF the pence precinct No. saW''
~ "-'' j. b. Marmoa
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ATF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Eat. drink ana hr merry, the old saw
hath said.
/ or When you die youl be- long time
dead,
so MI the. bowl pass pass tn stein
Let cheerful banter aud loud laughter
sound
Today is ours, the Yesterdays are gone,
And distant mTrows are n yet unknown;
But this We huoW-nyc. know upon oar
soul,
Today is ours send round the trimming
bowl.
Send round the brmmiug bowl. When this
day ends
All who were strangers erst shall part as
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yo ss'aloSshgerfest concerts at Auditorium u.
ga seats Tor sale at Crescent drug AZ
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Grsnd se,iest concerts at AuditorIur,
''ANa male and mixed choFuses. nm
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dsH ST onS lt concerts at Auditorium rueo
uNS ana wednesday. May and 4 AueS'
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ds S1sn ar T concerts at Auditorium russ.
uay ana wednesday, May 6 and 4. Auss-
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SaenEerfest concerts at Auditorium Tues.
day and Wednesday, May o and "a
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-09-04
Lopez leland
LOPEZ

Mr.. Jewell, Of Seattle, is visiting at DR..
Muscott's.
George Knapp and family lave moved
to Lopez from Anacortes.
Mrs. Jones and children, of Port Town
send, are visiting relatives at Lopez.
Mr.. and and Mrs. Ben Lichtenberg
have been spending few days i'll Seat
tie.
Mrs. Jacobs went to Port Townsend
with her brother, Clarence Collins, Sat
urday.
Miss Ohare, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Duffy, has returned to her
home in Seattle.
Jos. Larmie and sister, who have been
visiting friends on Lopez, left Saturday
for their home in Everett.
Mrs. c. T. Butler and daughter came
home from Seattle Friday, and also Miss
Grace Wood and Fred Bolton.
Miss Allyn, of Madison Lake, Mimi,
arrived last week and began school in
district No. 10 Monday, September l.
Miss Frost, who has been visiting al
Mr.. Knapp's, returned to her home last
week, accompanied by Miss Jennie
Knapp.
TIE Royal Neighbors will give an ice
cream social at Woodmen hall Friday
evening, September 8. All are cordially
invited.
Vernon Wood came home from Ana
cortes Tuesday. He is doing nicely and
his many friends hope he will soon bs
able TO be out again.
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returned after few days spent in Sc
attic. Mrs. Craig accom- PANIED them.
Ed. Buchanan took a trip on the Buck :
eye this week.
Mr.. Nelson has begun harvesting on
his large grain farm.
MIR. and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick have
gone to Whatcom for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Blower went to
Whatcom Monday to attend tile fair.
Mr.. Knapp and Mr.. Pickerell took
passage on the Buckeye for Anacortes
Monday.
Mr. Gray, who has been visiting on the
island, has gone to see the sights at
Whatcom.
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Eaton, with the
latter's daughters, have gone to What
com to attend the fair.
p /. Whitman shipped in about 1000
apple boxes last week. The farmers are
preparing to make large shipments OF
fruit from this place.
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MEMBERSHIP OF SOLDIERS HOME

EDITOR ISLANDER: 1t was my mistake
in giving the number of present MEM
bership of State Soldiers Home. Two
hundred in place of one hundred should
have been written. The membership is
now two hundred and ffty-six, with let
ters of inquiry looking 10 applications for
admission from twenty or more on the
outside. The new superintendent, or
commander, as he is more frequently
called, is now busy with his assistants i'm
summing up the entire work of the home
for two years past, preparatory for bien-
nual report to the legislature, and 1 am
told that on or before the 10th inst. all
statistical information in which the pub
lie may feel interested will be ready for
publication. The fact is clearly shown
that frequent changes in management of
the home are contrary to good policy, as
the books are apt to get into confusion
from lack of system or from incompe-
tency. A hitch of this kind has stopped
regular monthly payments to employees
Tor the past two months, as the authori-
ties at Washington are very strict in re-
quiring full reports on all matters calling
for payment of public money.
,s.h u. L. HICKS.
Orting, September 1, 1902.
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GOLDMAN'S, Seattle.
Eyes fitted by specialists.
Orcas Island
WEST SOUND

Mrs Crandall has gone to Whatcom on
visit.
Mr.. Belshe is slowly improving from
his illness.
James Bagby is again at his home at
West Sound for short stay.
Mr.. Trimble, of Whatcom, is visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz.
The apple packing season is now here
and tho prospects are fair for good har-
vest.
Little Ethel Smedberg has been sick
for about week, but is now GONZALES
cent.
Miss Bessie Crsmer, of East Sound,
was the guest of the Misses Wakefield at
tea one day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Bergman, of What
com, came over on the Thompson Thurs
dao, returning Friday.
A large collection of fruits AMI vege-
tables was shipped from island points
Saturday to be displayed at the Whatcom
fair this week.
The Deer Harbor school opened on the
LIST with Miss Maude. Shorey as teacher.
The school is Sc rapidly increasing that
we will soop need grammar depart
ment.
The many friends of Harry Mutchler,
former purser on the Buckeye, are sad to
have learned of his untimely death by
drowning. His body has not yet been
recovered.
The Sunday school at West Sound was
well attended last Sunday and we hope
the interest will continue to increase.
We want everyone to, be present next
Sunday, as we will then determine when
to have our social.
Felix Marion and Miss May Weddle
were, united in marriage at the home of
the BRIDES parents last Friday Justice of
the Peace o. II. Loos officiating. Only
the immediate relatives of the young cou
pie were present to witness the ceremony,
but we shower upon them our best wishes
for happy, prosperous and useful life.
They left on the Lydia Thompson for
Whatcom, whence they will visit Seattle
before their return home.
Il
The people of this vicinity express
their sincere sympathy for the relatives
of the late Mrs. Catharine Verrier, who
lied at her home here last Wednesday.
No one was better known on all Orcas
and no one held in higher esteem. She
lost no opportunity of doing kind deed;
her little acts of charity will be greatly
missed. At her death she was 60 years of
age, and left large circle of devoted rel
atives. 1t is hard for bereaved ones to be
reconciled, but ''Some day, some day
We'll understand"
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San Juan leland
SAN JUAN VALLEY
Outside Of County Seat

School closed in No. II last week.
Mark Roster went to Spokane last
week.
Geo. Beck returned Monday from up
Sound.
Mrs. JAS. Firth returned Friday from a
visit up-Sound.
10. Bergman goes up-Sound today on
a business trip.
Miss Mary Schuman went to Port
Townsend Tuesday.
Buchanan & Wright's thresher will be
over from Lopez about the 9TH.
T.. w. McGeary returned Monday from
a business trip to Seattle and Whatcom.
Mrs. II. Stoll returned Friday from a
visit with relatives and friends up-Soand.
The steamer Michigan towed srow of
wood from A9iley's last week for use at
the banks.
Miss Abbie Ackley returned Tuesday
from visit with friends in Seattle and
Whatcom.
Miss Carrie Peterson went to Wh,tcom
Tuesday to resume her studies il the
Normal school.
There Will be base ball game at the
corners Sunday afternoon between the
4. p. \. and valley teams.
Mrs. f.. j. Xiegler returned last week
from four months visit in California.
Mr.. Ziegler met her in Seattle.
Mrs. A. Thrones and Laurena Roster
left last week for Spokane. Laurena will
attend school there for some time.
Miss Jessie Calhoun, who has been
visiting relatives on the island for some
time. returned last week to her me in
Kent.
Mrs. John Buckley has returned from
Port Townsend, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. +. Clough, who will visit
here for some time.
Miss p. Pine, teacher in district H. WAS
the recipient of Il pleasant surprise Thugs
day evening by large number of .her
friends, at the residence of VIM. Batter.
There were about forty people present
and all enjoyed themselves until about l
O'clock Friday morning.
Snowslide! Where? At Lopez. When?
Sunday--27 to 5. How did it happen?
San Juan valley played ball, that's all.
The winning of the game was mostly due
to the pitching of John Taylor. He had
good support in all the players, as all the
boys got right down to business. Taylor
pitched six innings. There was but one
run made during his time in the box.
The play of the day was in the fifth in
ming when Oscar Weeks batted out a fly
ball over the right field, but little Jimmie
King jumped up in the air about five feet
and hauled it down, falling flat OH his
back with the ball safely in his hand. He
got up, threw the ball to Jos. Turner at
first, putting out George Bruins. Turner
threw it to VIM. Begin at second, put
ting out f. Fitzpatrick in triple play.
The game was umpired by j. o. Berg
man, Jr. The Lopez team will be over a
week from Sunday for game. The
Lopez boys are a gentlemanly lot of fell
lows.
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Wedding and engagement rings.
GoLpMAN'S, Seattle.
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PORT STANLEY

ThOs. Blake and daughter Lille have
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-05-29
THE ART LEAGUE

From the reports that were handed
in Mt the last meeting the Art League
feels very much encouraged over the
past years work. However, il hopes
in the future, to accomplish much
more in the way of decoration.
At present it has membership of
fifty. 1t has purchased and placed
the following pictures;
Washington Crossing the Delaware,
eighth grade South Canon; Corvt
Landscape, Harrison school; Madonna
of Chair. primary grade, jefferson
school; The Angclus, Orchard Park
school; Puritans Going to Church,
Park Center; The Horse Fair, upper
grade. Jefferson school. 4 number
of casts have been distributed among
the various rooms. A bust of Shake
speare was placed in the South Canon
high school. There is balance of
si2 Ss in the treasury.
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THE LODGE ARTICLES

The series of lodge articles The
Record has been running has proven
of much interest TO a great many
people. We have now handled three
of the leading orders with frstsrnal
insurance features The next few
articles will trea; of the old line
orders. They will appear in the
following order. one each week: The
Odd Fellows, by Judge C. E. Waldo.
Free Masonry. by Hon. Jas, II.
Peabody knights of Pythiss. by
Hon. G. C. Dawson.
b. p. o. ElI.s, by Judge NJ,
: Bailey.
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THE WEATHER

The weather for the month of
April and May has been better this
year than last. Daring April and May
last year 6.os inches of water fell.
This year during April there was 81
of ar inch OF rain fall and in May
there was s5.which makes liz inches
in rain fall. During this month %
far there have been four cloudy days,
ten clear days and the rest partly
cloudy.
When it is taken into conside.a-
tion that this is our rainy season it
will he readily seen that even then
we have but little bad weather, as
compared with other places.
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CANON CITY HIGH SCHOOL

The members of the high school
graduating class held their commence
m.nt exercises at the opera house last
Monday evening. Notwithstanding
the inclemency of the weather. the
house WAS we'll Hlled, nearly every
seat being occupied. When the cur
tain went up the members of the class
were seen to be occupying the front
of the stage. In the rear were the
faculty. and the board of education.
A stand holding basket containing
the diplomas was in a prominent
place on the stage and banner bear
ing the words, ''virtus via vitae, >"
was displayed from the flies.
A fine program WAS rendered, the
frst number being a piano duet by
Mis- Loave Dobson and Harry Chap
man.
Rev. 5. X. Mclaughlin asked the
/ invocation. and was followed by Mis-
Allie Harl in her Sslutatory. Her
words were to the point, we'll chosen
and delivered in an sppreciatiye man
ner.
| Prof oioS rendered 'ioiin No'" IN
his usual fine manner, accompanied
by Miss Grace Dale
Chaplain Wheeler OF the pcniten-
tiary made the address. ne present
scholarly di-ooun-e on inteilectn-
J amy versus ih'eiiis
to the members OF the oiass Were ~ise
and doubtless will long be remember
ed by them.
Miss Pearl Hilburn favored the
audience with vocal Seiec'ion ana
graniousiy responded TO M encore.
The NAiaie'o'H "a> si'e" o' Hi'-'