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Richmond planet., 1902-06-07
HEWIN-TERRELL.

The EbeneZer Baptist Church was
thronged Wednesday evening by an en-
thuslastlc audience TO witness the mar
rlage Of Miss Matte G.. NJ. Terrell, a
popular lady of this city to Mr.. J. Thos.
Hewin, one of the ablest colored repre-.
setantives at the bar.
The ceremony began promptly at $50
p. m. The bridal party entered in the
following order: Mr.. w. p. Epps and
Mr.. II. II. Thurston, Miss Octavia Pat
terson and Mr.. Emmett Burke, Miss
Carsie Isham and Mr.. Charley II.
Briggs, Miss Artelia Robinson and Mr..
Charles Taylor, Miss A. Deborah Patter-
son and Mr.. Wellington b. Harris, Mr..
Thomas ii. Wyatt and Mr., BENJAMIN
Bowler. The flower girls were q fea.
ture. Little Misses Inez Graves and
Georgle Gaskins acted in that capacity.
Mr.. Napoleon Hewin brought in the
groom and Mr.. J.H. Terrell, the bride.
Ihe ceremonies were performed by
Rev. w. II. Stokes with all of the ease
and grace of ministerial veteran.
while Rev. r. Wells delivered a most
feeling prayer for the prosperity of the
happy couple.
bridesmaids were handsomely attired
IN white organdies trimmed IN Duchess
lace and wore diamonds and pearls and
carried bouquets of white carnations
and ferns.
The bride wore a Duchess satin un6ar
Brussels net lace, trimmed with cream
SATIN ribbon and carried a boouet of
prldal roses. The groom wore the con-
Ven1onal suit of black.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-07
The New Court Organized.

Sylvester Court, No. so, independent
Order OF Calanthe was organized Thurs
day, May 10Th in this city at the Pyth.
ian Castle Hall, through the efforts OF
Mrs. Anna Taylor, Deputy Grand Wor.
thy Counsellor.
The following officers were installed
by Grand Worthy Counsellor John
Mitchell, Jr.:
Worthy Counsellor, Henry Stokes;
worthy inspectrix, Mrs. Rosa Bell
Green; worthy inspector, Miss Frances
iggons; worthy senior directress, Mrs
Laura A. Barnes; worthy junior direc.
tress, Miss Katie Lewis; worthy orator
Mrs. Emma McCowin; worthy register
of deeds, Mrs. Mary johnson; register
OF accounts, Mrs. Sarah B. Miller; re-
ceiver of deposits, Mrs. Mary Page
Brown; escort, Mrs. Cora Roane; con.
ductress. Mrs. Lucy Conway; assistant
conductress, Mrs. Maggie King; herald
Mrs: Matilda Smith; protector, John
Walker.
Trustees: Abram Booker, Josephine
Smith and Rosa White.
Mrs. Taylor was highly commended
by the Grand Worthy Counsellor fol
her work. After the initiation, boun
teous repast was spread.
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Congratulations The Order of Tue
Day.

Rev. Wesley Faul Graham, d. D.,
pastor of Fifth Street Baptist Church
is receiving congratulations and marks
of respect from all quarters in honor of
his success with his church. Letters
are coming in from distinguished di-
vines and friends from all over the coun
try.
When he attended his lodge last Mon
day night, Planet Lodge, X. of p, per
feet ovation was in store for him and
his church. Sir Knight Willie Hayes
made neat little speech and then with
great enthusiasm vote of congratula-
tlons was extended TO the fifth Street
Baptist Church and its pastor. AS a
further mark of respect, upon motion of
Sir Knight B. II. Peyton, the lodge un-
animously recommended that past hon
ors be conferred upon Sir Knight Gra-
ham.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-07
PRICE. FIVE 5 CENTS
Hartshorn Memorial COllege-Inter-
esting Exercises.

Ihe graduating exercises of the Nor
NAL Department of the Hartshorn Me-
mortal College took place May 22nd.in
the College Chapel Rev. Lyman tB.
Teftt, president officiated. The follow
ing excellent programme was rendered:
Chorus. 49,. The Heavens are Telling
Prayer
Double Quartette. " Time of DELIGHT
Essay, Investments,
Carrie Landonia Allen, Baltimore.
Essay, Cur Tolls and Rewards, -
Mary Lee Beverly, Richmond
Essay, The Making of Woman.
Jessie Clyde Crawford.
Chorus, How Great the Boon.
Essay, Ought Young men to be Educat-
ed, Mary Alberta Day, Hartford,
Essay, Punctuality,
Ella Louise Diggs, Washington.
Essay, AS Others See Us.
News. =
Essay, Plenty To Do.
Rosa Ethelyn Kirby, FarmviIIe.
Double Quartette, With Hearts bv Low
Elated.
Essay, Strength and Honor Are Her
Clothing, Della Warren Perkins,
Louisa.
Essay, Work And Thought.
Helen Lois Rosamond Scott. Cliff
ton Forge
Essay, Traits of Different Nationalities
Mary Elizabeth Wormley.
Chorus, Song Of the Bobolink.
Conferring of Diplomas. :
vocal Duet, Rosa X. Jones. Carrie w.
Spruill.
The following are the graduates:
Carrie Landonia Allen.
Mary Lee Beverly.
Jessie Clyde Crawford.
Mary Alberta Day.
Ella Louisa Diggs.
Pearla Leavert Dixon.
Rosa Ethelyn Kirby.
Della Warren Perkins.
Helen Louise Rosamond Scott
Mary Elizabeth Wormley.
Inc diplomas We're conferred and tho
congratulations Of the visitors upon the
successful closing was one of tbe fea,
lures Of the exercises.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-07
Proud Record Of a CoIored School.

OF the 90 colored boys who were grad
9ated from the Richmond Colored High
School in the decade of IS7S-.S3, 10 have
died. At the time of death one was a
contractor, one was a professor of an
Client languages in a college, three We're
postal clerks, and others respectively,
We're an internal revenue collector, a
candy maker and preacher OF the IS
stu alive 1S are teachers, three are law
yers, TWO are doctors, two are journalists
i've are postal clerks, one is civil engi-
neer, one is clerk, two are bookkeep-
ers, one is bank president. and SO on.
Not one of the 3S now living has ever
fallen into disgrace.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-07
Virginia Union University Closes.

The Commencement exercises of tho
Virginia Union University, Rev. DR.
M Mac Vicar, president took place ON
May 2lst, IN the College Chapel.
Oh the rostrum IN addition TO the fac
uIty were Rev. =. +. Morris. d. D.. Rev
n. Binga, ID. d; r. II. Hill. Rev p
Spiller, ID. D.; Rev. w. T. Johnson. n
D.; j. III. Blackwell. Rev. r. c. Onarje,
Rev. George Il. Reed, Rev. VIM. nj
Moss, u D.; Prof. j, Hugo Johnston
Prot. .. J. Daniels, Rev. H. w. ChiIes'
Rev. j. Loving: Rev. w. III. Stokes
Is. D., Rev @. Q. Coleman, Rev. r O
STn4SOn' %orfSn RRe Revi n ". J. Howard, Major
IL Ihe exercises were very interesting
The following addresses We're delivsr.
ed: Oeii' 'er-
Character Building, the Worl, of T;s,
by S. +. j. Watson. -1''o
Bass OS - T.
~, The Demands of the Age Upon the
Church, by ]. b. Brown. '0
frophesies of Nature, by S. I, Ws5o
CHRISTIAN influence, by j. H. Hender.
derson. -'1' iieii-
True Socialism, by J. w. Barco.
Inc degree of d. ID. was conferrad
ID. O. S'oh'
The following are the graduates:
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF nAcHr.
LoR OF ARTS.
John William Barco. Berklev Va
george G Leander Dayton, Tappahanock'
Va: Napoleon Bonaparte Curtis L.
INQUIRE I Bridge, La; Samuel L. Wade
Bells Cross Roads, Va. "'
CANDIDATES EoR THE DEGREE OF R.cHv
LoR OF DIVINITY.
John Baptist Brown, Monteso Raw
=, Jamaica; Hamilton Milton Henderson,
south Boston, Va; John Harris Hender,
son, san tranclsvlIe, La; Thos. Jess
Joseph Mosby, Camden, n. 7: Ricbas5
Noble, Falmouth, Jamaica: ,TuIins ~
emus Ward, Lambert's Point Va -
Anderson Watkins, Acteon. Va San
nei Elbert James Watson, Big SANDY
Texas. ''u"S'
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BAcBR-
LoR OF THEOLOGY.
Isaac Milton Champ, Waterfall, Va.
Robert David Pittman, Petersburg, Va
GRADUATES OF THE ACADEMIC pEp.pr
MENT.
Archie Baker, Hampton, Va. Urbane
+. Bass, Richmond, Va; joseph samuel
Harvey, Portsmouth, Va: Eu0an,.
Alnche Jones, Richmond, Va: Jobn
William Pierce, Hampton, Va: Wool
I4rd sheppard Smith, Bowling Green.
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RICHMOND


beIship Of this church and the leaders
OF the clubs in their support of the pas
tor in his work. The club leaders who
deserve special mention are Mesdames
Isabella Wilkerson, Mary Page.
Georgianna Walker, Edith Roman,
johnson Of Fairmount, Miss Lizzie
Brown, Mrs. w. F. Graham, Nessrs
Willie Jordan and William Mason.
Mrs. Isabella Wilkerson may be
named as the mother of the Fifth st,
Baptist Church. In all these twenty
two years in the history OF the church
she has not ceased to work and toll to
free 1T Of debt. Any one can readily see
what a worker she has been when il is
seen that from "a up to the present she
has raised 81, 1000. This is wonderful.
THOSE WHO LABoRED.
No leader is more deserving than Mrs.
Mary Page. She has always taken the
very deepest interest in the pastor and
ms work, seemingly, carrying the bur-
den Of her church ALWAYS upon her
heart She like the rest of the club
leaders deserves the highest honor from
her church. Mrs. Georgianna Walker
is the beacon light from Church Hill.
She knows no defeat. All of the club
Leaders deserve special mention which
they shall have in future notices.
At night, the little boy preacher filed
the stand and spoke Well Ihe collec-
ton OF the day amounted TO $104.00,
A surprise was in store for Mrs, w.
+. Graham at the last hour. In behalf
OF the Macedonia Club, Hon. John
Mitchell, Ir. in we'll chosen words
touching the merits and graces of Mrs.
Graham, presented her a silver water
set. This again brought forth demon
strations and applause. So ended the
great day in the Fifth Street. Baptist
Church.
1t should not be forgotten how the
great congregation in the afternoon was
stirred 70 receive congratulations from
DIR. G. b. Howard and the great Gilfeld
Baptist Church of Petersburg. Hon.
John Mitchell st. read the cemmunica-
tion.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-07
STIRRING ADDRESSES.

Stirring addresses were made by Rev.
ID. w. Davis, A. NJ, Hon. John Mitch
ell, Jr., Attorney ]. Thomas Hewin.
Revs. w H. Stokes, b. D.. w. E. Par
tee, ID. D., w. A. Q. Hughes, A. NJ,
Jacquelin Strange, ID. D.; S. Q. Burreu.
a. NJ. and others. Miss Mary Smith
read an excellent paper which was we'll
received. The choir rendered some OF
the sweetest music ever listened to in
the city of Richmond. Prof. Nc. Gov
deserves great credit; and the quartette
rendered by Mrs. Vergil Hawkins, Mrs.
Mrs. Willie Coy, Mr.. Willie Coy, Mr..
John Washington, was especially fine,
as was the one rendered by Miss Bell
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THE MORTGAGE BURNED.
A Remarkable Gathering-The Fifth
st. Baptist Church Rejoices-A
Thrilling Scene-Many Visitors.
The Edifice ThrOnged-The
Last of the Church Debt.

Last Sunday was the day at the Fifth
Street Baptist Church that will go down
in history never TO be forgotten. Ii
was the Tenth Anniversary Of the pas.
tor, Rev. w. f. Graham, ID. D., and
everybody, young and old seemed to
be aglow with expressions of joy. 335
Sunday School children rejoiced in
their service, and then at 11:30, the pas
tor preached to q very large and appre-
clative audience from lst Corinthians,
1910 and reviewed briefly his ten years
work.
In the afternoon the mortgage burn.
ing exercises took place. The people
hocked from far and near TO witness
this beautiful ceremony.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-07
Union ! Union ! Union :

The regular monthly meeting of the
National Baptist s. S. Union viii be
neld at the Zion Baptist Church, Man.
chester, Va. next Sunday, June 8th, at
o:SO p. m. Excellent program. Special
aaureSs ae. py Dr. w. +. Graham, Solo by
MISS rearl Christian, Essay, Miss Lu-
berta Burnett Walker, All are inviead
TO be present.
B. II. PEYToN, Pres.
e. A. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
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An over-trimmed stock Of hats will be
sold very cheap, less than cost. 90 dozen
fiutted brim-tuskins for children at 19c
each-assorted colors. Other goods at
very low prices. Trimmed hats for chill
dren as cheap as 50cts.
MRS. NJ. d. CHANLEE,
318 K. Broad st.
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Passed the Maryland Board.

Pharmacist P. M. Briggs of Man
chester, Va, has passed a creditabIa ~
animation before the Maryland Bos-,5
OF Pharmacy, held May 28tb 190S -.
Baltimore, Md. The Certificate. b.
been authorized to be issued. sI....1o. 49,
Inns Is most commendable showino
and the colored people of Mancbset15
are lucky In having such a skillfnl Con-
FOUNDER of medicines in their midst
Richmond planet., 1902-06-07
A FINE REPORT.

Report of the Grand Worthy Register
of Deeds, Miss NJ. L. Chiles was read
and acknowledged by all to be one of
the finest ever listened to, was loudly
applauded. 1t was review of the va.
rious departments of the Order also.
The reports of the Grand Worthy Re.
celver of Deposits, Mrs. Josie A. Ora
ham; Mrs. Harriet Thompson, Chief of
the Regalia Department; Grand Wor-
thy Lecturer, Mrs. S. L. Mitchell; the
various deputies and committees were
read and received.
The Pythian May Queen was a great
success. Many say it was the prettiest
May Queen ever given in Richmond.
The speaking was excellent and the
children looked lovely.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-07

was presented magnificent basket of
flowers, the gift of Florist r. S. Forres-
ter. Capt. I. NJ. Crump made the pre-
sentation speech.
The out of the city lodges and courts
seemed thoroughly aroused to their du-
ty and ambitious TO do more.
2nd day-The Grand Court reassem-
bled Wednesday at noon.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-07
A REMARKABLE RECORD.

Church clerk JAS. II. Chiles showed
that the pastor during his ten years
work had received into the church, 1854
persons, that the church had now "a
membership of 1900, that the entire
amount Of money raised during his ten
years pastorate was $35.30S.7I. The
debt on this church when he became
pastor was $11, 900.
Great credit is due the faithful mem
Richmond planet., 1902-06-07

The death benefits are ($l50) One Hum
dred and Fifty Dollars.
THE DEPOSITORY or THE GRAND COURT.
The Grand Court made the Mechan-
les Savings Bank the depository of the
Grand Court.
All the formers officers We're reelected
except Mrs. Margie Holloman, who was
absent, and Mrs. Julia A Watts OF
l4ynchburg was elected to fill the chair
of the Grand Worthy mspectrix.
The Grand Worthy Counsellor in
stalled the following officers:
Grand Worthy Counsellor John
Mitchell, Jr Richmond, Va.
Grand Worthy Inspectrix. Mrs. Jnlia
A. Watts, Lynchburg, Va.
Grand Worthy Inspector. Mrs. Nan
ME Skipwith, Newport News, Va.
Grand Worthy Orator, Mrs. Annie b.
Claiborne, Danville, Va.
Grand Worthy Register of Deeds.
Miss Nj. Il. Chiles, Richmond, Va.
Grand Worthy Receiver of Deposits.
Mrs. Josie A. Graham, Richmond. Va.
Grand Worthy Escort, Mrs. Oracle
A. Troy, Portsmouth, Va,
Grand Worthy Senior Directress
Mrs. Anna Taylor. Richmond, Va.
Grand Worthy Junior Directress.
Mrs. Mamie Q. Johnson, Richmond,
Va.
Grand Worthy Conductress, Mrs.
Mary n. Gay, Norfolk. Va.
Grand Worthy Assistant Conductress
Miss Blanche Evans, Richmond. Va.
Grand Worthy Herald, Mrs. Eliza
beth Robinson, Richmond, Va.
Grand Worthy Protector, Mr.. L. w
Holbrook, Danville, Va.
Thus the business of the Grand Court
was completed and all felt that an
enormous amount of work had been ac
complished in such short time and
pleasant recreation had intervened be-
tween the sessions.
The photos of the Grand Court had
been taken and peace, harmony and
love had characterized the 9th annual
session at Richmond.
The session closed with the finest
banquet ever given in Richmond at
Prices Hall, where over 300 enjoyed
the dainties Of the season and did honor
to the Grand Lodge and Grand Court of
Virginia
Richmond planet., 1902-06-07
THE BUSINESS CoNMIrrEE.

Bird day-The Business Committee
made its report. Mr.. Mitchell made an
excellent address to the Grand Court
on the business plans and stated that
the Grand Lodge had taken out $1,000
more in stock in this department and
that the Female Business Department
would soon be started now.
The Grand Court adopted the new
Grand Ledge Constitution with such
changes as they may see fit to make
therein.
The Grand Court also decided that
all courts in Virginia must pay scots
monthly dues; 4Octs endowment quar-
terly tax and $500 week sick dues.
This has always been done in Richmond
The death benefits are C$l50) One Hun.
dred and Fifty Dollars.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-07

Fitzhugh, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Coy and MIR.
Charles jackson. The solo, After the
Cross the Crown; rendered by Miss II.
Bell Fitzhugh was the topic of general
favorable discussion. The people de.
clare now that Fifth st. must have a
81, 600 organ.
THE PASTOR REMEMBERED.
Just before the collection was taken.
Rev. ID. Webster Davis arrested the or
der of services long enou n 70 present
the'paStor purse Of Sl7.00 contributed
by the II deacons Of the church. This
was hailed with an outburst of an
plause. The pastor bowen his appreci-
alton and expressed his thanks.
After the collection, the mortgage
burning took place. 1t was beautiful
sight. From a brazen vessel set upon
the altar where rests the Bible, the decd
of trust and rolls of paper on which
were the names of the contributors 20
the rally, were burned; Revs. Hughes
and Davis setting the match TO them.
As the blaze assembled high amidst
the fragrance of beautiful flowers and
odlferous essences the great congrega-
hon arose and sang Ist Praise God from
whom all blessings flow" secondly.
Leaning on the Everlasting Arm, -
third, Il feel like going on" Many
shouts of praise went up from the old
warriors who had labored so long to
see their church out OF debt.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-07
A FINE ADDRESS.

Although worn out from having pre-
sided in both the Grand Lodge and
Grand Court and led the parade, his
address was among the finest we have
ever heard him deliver. He seemed
thoroughly aroused to the necessity of
the Negro looking out for himself along
business lines and putting his earnings
70 good use for himself.
He explained his plans for the future
OF the Pythian Order and from the ap-
plause received throughout his address,
he will have the united support of both
departments Of his Order to carry them
into execution as rapidly as he may see
fit TO do 50.
The Pythian Order stands as unit at
the back of tho Grand Chancellor and
Grand Worthy Counsellor, Mr.. John
Mitchell, Jr., and all he has to do is to
hoist the flag and march forward.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-07
THE STOCK RALLY.

The rally on stock at this meeting
was very pronounced and encouraging
and all felt that much good will result
from this public meeting.
Grand Chancellor John Mitchell. Jr.
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Speclal deputies: ii. y. Keen, John
III. Scott, r. M. Sears, Charles II. Green
U. S. G.. Patterson, Joseph M. Lang
horne.
Committee on Business; John T.
Taylor. Chairman, Richmond; J. J. Cor
prev, Norfolk; George W. Rison, Dan
vile; w. E. Atkins, M. D., Hampton;
w. Il. Smith, Lynchburg.
Newport News was selected as next
place OF meeting by unanimous vote.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-07

Archie Baker, Hampton, Va. Urbaue
Z: Bass, Richmond, Va; Joseph samuel
Harvey, Portsmouth, Va: Eu0en,a
Alnokle Jones, Richmond, Va: Jobn
William Pierce, Hampton, Va; Wool
ford Sheppard Smith, Bowling Green.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-05
1T HAS INVADED OKLAHOMA
Basket Ball at Blackwell for the First
Time.

Blackwell. o. T, Dec 4-The News of
this city says:
The first and only game of basketball
ever played IN Oklahoma was played
Thanksgiving day between a team Of
young ladies from the Baptist college and
team from the Tonkawa school, and
after a hotiy contested effort was won by
the Blackwell girls by score Of TO 0.
The game was weI played on both sides
and showed that the young ladies who
took part had been well coached Jack
Watson was the coach for the Blackwell
girls, and the excellent manner in which
they all played demonstrated that their
teacher was not a novice While all did
well the only score OF the day was made
by Miss Bessie Bourne. the captain. The
following are the positions of the Black
well team: Miss Bessie Bourne. center:
Miss Mazie Dickerson, forward; Miss
Flossie Freeman. forward; Misses Aline
Nen and Mabel Kaufman. back.
The following are the positions OF the
Tonkawa team: Edith Billings. center:
Marguerite Ryneasson. back guard Miss
Bond. back guard; Verne Shartell. cap
tain. forward guard; Helen Vlars. for
ward guard.
The Tonkawa girls are not satisfied and
they want to play the Blackwell team at
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-05
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Stated ConcIave of Mt Olivet Com
raandery No. L. X. T., tonight, for work
IL Red Cross.
The Ladies aid Society of the Central
Christian church VIII meet this afternoon
with Mrs. Carvin, 1897 North Market
street.
Regular monthly meeting of Ida
Rebecca lodge No. 17s. I. Q. o. F.. tonight
corner Douglas and Seneca. a good at
tendance is desired.
Regular monthly meeting of Wichita
lodge No. ss I. 0. o. r. tonight over
lSo North Main street. Work in second
degree. Visitors welcome.
Don't forget the revival meeting at En-
poria Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
this evening and be presen-. \ cordial
Invitation is extended to all. Services at
7:S0 O'Clock.
Next Wednesday evening the Mems
Unitarian club will hold a reception and
literary and musical entertainment in
the Auditorium and an oyster supper will
he served from to &c p. m. in the din
ing room. Admission free 70 the Audi
tcrium and parlor adm &c will be charged
for the supper
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-05
WICHITA is GOOD
J0bBlaG POINT
continued From Elghth Fage.

realize the benefits 10 b gained by organ
ization and meeting where dealers may be
becouz acquainted with his neighbor
an uith dealers from distance. where
he e4a listen 10 addresses by men who
are especially well versed in their subjects
and which he has only a small know dge
CT He can talk with dealers from q
distance and get new IDEAS and plans for
carrying on his business and hears old
plans and ideas that have been found
wanting in some respects and the reasons
and remedies therefor diseased by men
who have made study OF the problems.
There was not d dealer VINO attended the
meeting but went home feeling that he
had been benefited from attending the
convention
This convention was attended by nearly
double the number at any former conven-
tion and the interest did not lag for a
moment. Every session was well attend
cd. the council chamber being crowded At
eN cry session.
At night the local dealers had provided
some form OF entertainment for the visi-
tors and the time of the visitors wnen
rot at the meetings was most pleasantly
srent.
The eastern manufacturers took a great
interest in the meetings. Two came from
beyond the Mississippi 10 speak to the
dealers and all who have any business in
II is territory had displays and a number
who at present have none or only small
business around Wicnta sent their best
men 10 Wichita with displays. Without
dc ubt the meeting has been Of great benz
fit to the dealers and much good for Wich-
ita will come from it.