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Guide 20 Be Followed in Voting on the
Tax Proposition
IL May
TENDEN DOYN +.

superintendent OF Public Instruction
J. ]. Boyne has issued die follovins
circular relalsye TO the school election
70 be acid next month:
My Dear Sif-=ts The annual school
meoting is soon to be held and there
has been considerable discussion of
late as to Tire rights of school directors
in tie expenditures TIE funds of Tie
districts. Hclmis 8le aaaiM to cal! yoH9
attention 10 the opinion delivered some
time ago by this department. and in
dorsed by tine afta1HeE5 gsH.ai Please
give tilia IS maai5 publicity - Ga9-5l5az
in order Dat the electors #la e ae -
formed as tfa 188}g 8#5al= 5a Is
azJss.i s..eat.a@.
fra=1z sai95o je th##eleet9s=z -
saj5-Ie. 1t5s. tay= IA tte May mcatiUg. tt54
directors az. eeeuiHea - sah4il -
theme Diet =a3655t's''55 ~ estimate ;5s ta
e4a 80 ,ae ef =teHeF eeaesafz= t.
5t'7#z the eZlI#5a. @f DE district fer
tl4a voar IL follow.
1rou8=if NO estimate is submitted
a.53 f5a tz% IS yated= tor general p9-
p9szs, the difecsoss would be 2HtAor-
ized &c eEpond tAe fand arising there
from for tho 3eeu#l oX0e4scs necessary
for the maintenance Of the school OK
rept that no palt of it could be used
for building or seating a schooIhOusc
"Third-If any part Of the district
fund is to be spent in the purchase OF
maps. charts, globes, etc the estimate
should SO state. and the directors arc
limited to the amount therein men
toned.
Fourth-The electors may. by vote
authorize the expenditure Of $23 out
of the common school fund in the puI-
chase of supplies as above mentioned.
See section 1.045 Of the school law.
"Fifth-A failure of directors to
submit the estimate as required in sec
ton 7049 of the school laws is a fin
able offense See section .o39 Of the
school law
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Of the committee and the new presi-
dent, Mr.. Chas. Mckee, was inducted
into Office.
There being no further business be-
fore the convention it adjourned to
meet in Little Rock next April.
After adjournment the executive
council met and elected NJ. H. Johnson
secretary and Henry Thanc treasurer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
The Listener at the Door.
"Did she say, This is so sudde1

"Did she say, This is so sudden?"
'No; her mother was listening at the
keyhole, and she didn't dare to throw
on any frills.'
"IIow Go you know hor mothor was
there"
Because STOPPING over Slict$ or her
wind. and you could hear her gasp'ng
all over the r0om."
We'll. what did Minnie say?"
she whispered: Cut il short. ,!ack
Nh is aronlectic' = Cleveland Plai's
neaier
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
A Good Defense.

There was once club formed of lazy
men. Fines were inflicted on those who
ever forgot themselves so far as to do
anything in haste. One day several
members saw an old doctor who was
renowned for his laziness drive past
the door of the club at a furious rate.
and loudly they chuckled at the
thought of fining him, But on applying
to him on the ground of his having
beer in such a hurry the doctor slowly
replied, mo. | wasn't in Il hurry, but
my mare wented tc go fast, and was
too lazy to stop her,"
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{ & : : T .1N MOVEMENT.

Following is t44 .tatement ISSUED bE
Hr z. q Ftas-@ll secretary Of the Pine
BlaI Commercial la8s6e, showing r.
lstnts an, Te.aaH,e - cotton IL 5.o
.9saf# fer r@.. - gH5J G4Iap55...s
:lase-aa= a, "a. 5U. ESQ.
.tAla= =gaa
@-s.a 7l-.-.-- s-4 r. iea
a.s# --.=-#---.=
Aa z.-.z.. ...=.-=.....=-.. -=-=s..=....S -
5#aI1z ..-...-...=... -. ...#...=s- t's=24
2loe& .t.--+. ..-...e.. s.-..=s..=- &z
sgoad.ag Eay f2sf=
StoeE September ..............= 169
3{ees=ys5 hy=rtl.ea. .=.=.. -
Eaeeaed y s.......e.. .=.#....ii ,..151.s
Received s.. 94aan. 49,. .#=..#.917 &C.
E5o## -. ...=.==.==.=5 =. ==.=.===.z l59H :
29iH4 @.2ss e.+--..z, .=...=.#.# -. 5s #f.f
Corresponding Gay 199o,
stock September f...........-.-..=. +.9a7
Received ty river. .s.=...=.#.... 81
Received by rail. .........#...#.....=.:5zS :5zS 81
Received by wagon .......=. .=...=.=.27 y ISL
Total ........ .......-...=.=...122.92 .92o
Shipments -. 80. ..=...........G .G9, 1873
STOCK .--.z..=,....- .-.z.-....,...#..a. o,tZA
Movement for week ending April 10
1902:
Receipts .#....#,.=.=. .=...=...#... 259
Shipments ,.. ..........153 $50
Excess Of shipments over re
ceipts ....=..=...=..... ......... j ,2S0
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
Die.

Tha3a seems to be no end to The au-
dacBN of tAc Burglars t5at are row Op-
Grating in Pine Bluff. orc of the most
astonishing yet reaeids& ia Io2al efi'a-
iu,l annals vas committed last ui82t
HE home CT Night Chlef Of Poiice
Alex. Peterson. at tn conner OF i.l@hyh
avenue and Tennessee street WAS e.a-
tcfcG about 10 o'clock, and the house
was completely ransaclled OF all It's
NalUables.
The first intmaton Of the bun. iary
was received at the police heaah19aIt-
ers by Chief Peterson About j / O'Clock
his wife and daughter drove up - the
station in a surrey and told Mr.. Pet
erson that burglars We're at their home
Mr.. Peterson and an Ollic2r cll tW }
bystandcrs jumped in the s.rrcy and
were driven to the home of the chief.
Upon entering the house everything
it was found to be in the greatest con
fusion. Bureau drawers We're open
and bedclothes were strewn all over
the floor Silverware was missing,
and the dining-rom table gave evil
dence of having been used by the bur
glars.
The officers made a thorough search
Of the premises but the burglars could
not be found, At the police headquar-
ters Mrs. Peterson stated that she had
been out shopping with her daughter
and returned home late in her surrey.
When they reached home they noticed
lamp burning and one of the doors
Open They also saw the shadows OF
one or more men, and hastily taking in
the situation, they drove on by without
stopping. and turned down Morris
street. and drove hurriedly to the sta
ton to inform Mr.. PtersOn.
Mr.. Peterson's loss could not be as,
certained last night, but it will be
heavy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

AGENTS Official Life of Tai
mage the noted clergyman. Highest
authorship, Extraordinary terms, $40
per day, freight paid, credit given.
Outfit free Avoid Fictitious firms.
Address National Publishing company.
Established 1850 Lakeside Building.
Chicago. 163
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OFFICERS ELECTED
BY FEDERATION OF WCMEN'S
CLUBS.
Mrs. VIM. Neal of Helena Reelected
3ioent-Texartana Next
M3cfsg Place.
MecfisL Place.

70 =fI9a5 9ssaasa -
t9 .alTa. - ts.=.s= .=.s.
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55z1 #.9riitt#
f# arcs af 85c.a.9-
fa4G ete5sgE. lIG.. II .'l
~ Smith 44gfe@# Mrs. Wi. +.
GraEens q sstsegil'e: al
j. V. CaIE q GraUGards
tors atraz. =faaf a5u&eJs .aa
&araaa :. A6. I'se.yiJg, Fz. +. vi ,l.
i3aeh ela) pledged s. 10 uEa3.fla#a
s@aaa eiH9aQmJ IN tle zIl7aG
state 6Hadiae =taa oai5iana f7e=
H1Haao exposition 1T 81 louis Aeaoa.
mitt2e was appointed ta=5aa aeain
the W8t5.
The follow ing resolution aed0n upon
which was asked by tao Van BWGu
camp. Sons Of Veterans. was unaai-
mousl5 adopted as the sentiment of the
federation:
"Whereas An effort is being made
10 obliterate the color line and admit
negro delegates to the biennial sessions
OF the national federation; and,
Whereas. We believe that the po-
siticn assumed by the Southern women
IS the correct one: and.
"Whereas Our Southern women. by
their devotion to those sacred obliga-
lions which bind them to father hus-
baud and brother and by their undy-
ing love for the home. which is cur
strongest safeguard. and social purity
have always meIited our confidence
and strongest support; therefore. be
it
Resolved, That we. Camp no. 274.
Z. S. G V of Van BHren, condema
omphaJically any effort looking to the
tleEati9a OF ae9fo women to a social
leHel with our mothers. wives and
eIal4Btaas a@l heartily commend The
2e.#th@ta 79mza in Il1a position taken
Ia esi=e.p= Jiti, ef6#5 II forve social
az. H5 admitting aee3o dAleeat atas
"a t'la=ssag #faeleaafjou. and We rec
az95H1sad al S@stHeff deleeatrs
-e 5II 5tsE#a# 1Hp2tfnA e. lie 8atieHai
'e.seH aiael aHon tha exclusion of
4ae= 6atee# #a.sszti= taa, and a4Ho5iIzf
~. iusz at= nat GaaE. ma jn eas5
saeh iliE s94 fHa} settlement is Fa=
fused We recommend that aH state
fedeHa5ions and clubs opposing tHla
admission qf aegro clubs shah With
drew rom The national federation and
organize upen such a basis as VII for
ever settle this troublesome question.
TIE federation accepted thc invita-.
ti0n OF tlfa Tc1arkana delegation 30
meet in that city one year hence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

WANTED-Manage for new branch
of our business here in Pine Bluff
Address at once, with references, AL
fred Morris, wholesaler, Cincinnati,
Ohio. 174
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

FOR RENT-TWo unfurnished front
rooms on Linden street, between Fifth
and Sixth avenue. Address M. c.
Graphic. 168
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

-Messrs. w B. Hollingsworth and
r. H. Stallings, officers, of Tyler, Tex,
were in the city Saturday to return
with one of the reunion trains.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
Printing.
] unctually performed
nleases
] eople.
Adams Printing Co.

Work on the new Jewish temple
is fast nearing completion. and it will
soon be ready for occupancy. When
completed it will be one of the pretti-
est edifices in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
"SANI COHEN"

= n Nj N2OliEN.
yis Immediately accepted The
b and issued the foll0WinS
lon, appointing AIr. Geo. 7.
Fayetteville
|rson Davis, as governor o.
of Arkansas. by virtue OF
vested III me by the consti-
laws Of the state, do hereby
constitute and appoint
Lake to be q member Of the
directors Of the Louisiana
Centennial International cx
and for the state Of Afkan-
room and place ef SaHI
igned.
tJEFF DAVIS, Governor.
governor:
ockott. Secretary ef State.
Rme time Gov. Davis issaea
ng pfoela@at ion Ecmayi) 2
|mp rem #tha=s#He fa8G.3
ting J. 11.aIh aG
Tie rale5si sigaala a0 VIZ.
over vested 3}tia u eof-
aetof tie laH H4. az
1.1a94 did Gominato.=s35
appoint George ]. CHfma
Of the board @ directors
Eiana Purchase Centennial
exposition III ard for tl3e
ansas; and,
AS said goEennar4 the an
now convinced tlat it VII
the objects and purposes
By The general assembly
&c of said act to remove
brse J. Cfump from said
to yacate and cancel ~
l lthority as such vested il
Z q of such appointment.
4 efore, [, Jefferson Davis,
y bf the state of Arkansas,
y Iercise of the power and
4 Fted in me by the consti-
4 US of said state, do hero
q pnul and cancel the said
I of the said George ].
Il nembel of the said board
hereby Withdrawing from
a = and authority in him
lson of his said appoint
removal being effective
be capitol in the city OF
p this 18th day of April
JEFF DAVIS,
ernor: Governor.
kett, Secretary of State y
Davis, as governor q
kansas. by virtue of the
ed in me by the consti-
S OF the state. do hereby
'tltute and appoint J. c,
a member of the board
the Louisiana Purchase
ernational exposition ir
te of Arkansas, in the
e OF Geo. J. Crump. re
JEFF DAVIS,
lrnor: Governor.
ett. Secretary of State
hltaker. of Pine Bluff
e commission. was the
pc plank, and he wa;
mayor Belding, of Hot
esent chairman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

Expert bookkeeper and accountant
desires position. Fifteen years expe-
rience Best of references, Address.
Accountant, care of Graphic. ia
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

Judge Hemingway of Little Rock
was a visitor in the city Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
STIRE NEW DEAL
hoard OF WORLDS FAIR
COM MMiSSiONERS
KANSAS Since the March Pri-
es, Cohen Having Resigned
His Place.

is now an entirely as# 1e4i
to. fai aa-.. ~
/ sine lie p tma
h 20.
Sam Caa3. Of go-.. a45+a
Barsd to Coy. ta
/ a farul az
! dHacf9rs5 e.s
/ Go. T. J.aEa 81 Fas
! b6oilfea 10 succeed Him
! aa. j. Gfame. a Haaeetse1E
k0vea Hy die governor ~
IL Tie same beard and Hon
bert. ef Helena WIS sHpeiat=
eeed him.
! ke Is a haad&.a5aa At
DE. and was aAeff6. 9.@a 5ssz
Mr. Benbert Has a7=
bf Phillips e0aufZ @anfiaHAssa-
SS9.
hea submitted tHa fa7'6Wia
Eernor:
i. 1902.~To The Governor ot
I hereby resign the Office
y Of the board of directors
uisinana Purchase centennial
nal exposition for the state
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

-Rey. and MIS- J. F. Carr left Sat
urdey for Dallas to attend the reunion
and visit Mrs. Carr's sister.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

Mr.. S. Danaher of Little Rock
spent Friday in the city with friends
and relatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

FOR SALE-A three-fourths Jersey
of Murray's mill. 160
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

FOR SALE-One handsome hat
rack; cost $35; will sell cheap. CAN
at 302 Laurel street III
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

Mr.. Omar X. Sanders is spending
the day in Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

Wa&NTEB-Agents 10 sell Life of
TaIma8e, official book, so per cent
commission. Freight paid. Credit
money. Write Immediately. American
Publishing House, Star Building, Chi
cago. ! 1863
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

Miss Tommie Brewer is in the
city from her country home UP the
river.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

Mr.. Nose Bloom is confined to her
home on account of sickness
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

Mr.. John F. Sennett spent Satur-
day, April %.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

Mr.. s. A. Rosenberg was visitor
to Little Rock Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

FOR RENT-Rooms or one-half o1
furnished house, with privilege OF
bath. Close to business section. Ap-
ply to 3O8 w. Sixth avenue. ITO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
i
/ /. il il M III
VI. Il 45.,e Your Wants

II goa have a House for Rent, or
hove anything for Sale, advertise IL
81 THIS Column.
Il ch4esed wiz DC charged at the
1o5atar iees. rate Of certs lino
ZACH Insertion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
Frs ELECTED
Prs Association at Lit
e Rock.

q A'S's oI 49,
e Rock.
e on nominations at
rs association at Lit
ed as follows:
lrles Mckee, Fordyce.
sldent, w. J. Showers,
resident, |. J. Stacey,
esldent. P. B. Cox.
president. Greenfield
sldent, f. T. Hutch
sldent. F. J. Rucker,
pcil, Charles Mckee,
Charles F. Pencil.
pd H, c. Rather.
nerican Bankers as.
q Foster, Hope: S. S.
alternates. w. H.
luif;' Dolph Sloan,
also recommended
council appoint M.
etary, and Henry
adopted the report
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

INCess OT shlpmCnfs OV0f re-
ceipts ....=.=.-....-,... ....#...=.. i $50
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

superintendent Of Public Instruction
J. J. Boyne has issued die following
circular relative 10 the school election
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-07-11
Deerfe1d.

Mr. and Mrs Andrew Himley OF Bran
don, this state, visited at the home of his
mother in this village during last week
and this.
The board of review consisting of Pres
Hans johnson, village clerk L A Guam
men and Assessor John Berge have been
in session this week, and have found
many knotty questions to deal with.
The people of the Hauge congregation
held service in their church last Sunday
the first time after the interior was re-
built. The church is now modern in ap-
pearance and very cheerful in finish
The exterior will also be painted.
u S Senator and Mrs Knute Nelson
arrived Sunday morning enroute for
their home at Alexandria, MINI. They
spent Sunday on the homestead and Wis
iting relatives in Christiana. Sen Mel
son left Sunday evening but Mrs Nelson
remained for few days visit.
The building committee of the Norway
Grove church awarded the contract fol
the building of their new church to e M
Rublee last Monday. The other bidders
were Mr. Halverson of Deerfield, and MI
Stewart of GAINESVILLE. Mr. Rublee's con
tract amounts to something over $1,000
and includes all material and labor FOL
the construction of the church. TIE
work is to be completed by Oct 18th.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-07-11
StOughtOn.

w E Colladay won his suit in the cir
cult court last week against DR. George
Keenan,, and thereby regains his valua-
BILE lake property. The property in dis
,, pute is said to be worth $4,000.
More than hundred friends and rela-
tives of the neighborhood and from this
and other cities gathered Monday even
ing at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs
Enos Penewell in Dunn, to witness the
marriage of their daughter, Estelle, to
Leroy B Page, of this city.
City Marshal Erdahl arrested one
Henry Larson, deserter from the u S
army, last week, and accompanied him
to Chicago Saturday, where he was
turned over to the authorities and will
be court martialed for the serious Of
tense. His punishment is likely to be
eighteen months at hard labor.
julius Dawes and Miss Estelle Wilkin-
son took the 9:45 train Wednesday morn
ing for Rockford, Ill, where they were
married by Rev E G Pooley, of the First
Methodist church. The happy couple
returned to this city Thursday morning
and are fitting up rooms above the milk
depot, west of the bridge, where they
will be at home to their friends after
July 10th.
Chr Hanson, brother-in law of HI T
Hanson, who spent several weeks visit
ing friends in our city and returned to
his home in Oklahoma last week, died
on Thursday soon after reaching his
home. He had been ailing for the past
year but was not considered in danger
Gus condition. He leaves wife and one
daughter. He was formerly resident
of Dunkirk.
] M Anderson of Mcfarland, who.
since the departure of Will Doud, has
been the manager of the Heddles Lum-
Der Co.'S yard in this city, has been pro-
noted to the position of auditor, and
will henceforth divide his time be-
tween the twenty eight or thirty yards
owned by the company, his headquarters
being in Madison. His place here is
taken by M A Lukken, of Mt Horeb,
genial young man who has had charge
of the Orfordville yard since the begin
ming of this year.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-07-11
GAINESVILLE.

Ell H jackson and r w Hill of the in
terurban line, were in the city Monday.
They drove along the company's right of
way to ascertain the damage done by
the rain Sunday night and found the
banks washed away in several places,
but not as bad as they had expe cted.
One of the worst transforms of years
passed over this section Sunday night
and for two hours rain fell in torrents
It was accompanied by the fercest of
lightning and thunder, and while the
storm was at it's highest, lightning struck
the steeple of st Patrick's Catholic
church just under the cross and for an
hour the fire department had to fight
the flames that were burning nearly 200
feet in the air. The bolt passed down
the steeple and front wall of the church.
Carelessness resulting from long ia
miliarity with danger claimed another
victim in the death of Cornelius McGin-
ley, an oiler with the GAINESVILLE Machine
company, Tuesday. He. had entered
dark tunnel to oil the bearings of shaft
while the machinery was in motion. His
clothing was evidently caught about the
revolving shaft and he was killed instan-
taneously, as his body was beaten against
the stone wall of the shaft. The expla-
nation that is given of the accident is
that McGinley's coat was caught on the
shaft, there being no pulleys or other
projections in the tunnel, and was tight
ly wrapped about it. At the speed that
it was moving the mans body must have
been dashed against the stone walls with
such force as to deprive him of life in
simultaneously. The soles of his shoes
and parts of his clothing had been torn
off and were scattered on the floor of the
tunnel together with his oiling can. One
arm was doubled about the shaft.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-07-11
Laugh and Grow Fat.

Life is such serious business to the
average mortal that an opportunity for a
hearty laugh is more than welcome to
most people. "a merry heart doeth good
like medicine" and so do the humor-
Gus features of that great metropolitan
daily, The Chicago Record Herald. The
first thing that greets you on the first
page of every issue is the humorous car
toon by John T. McCutcheon, the we'll
known artist, that frequently tells more
at glance than could be conveyed in a
column of reading matter. Every issue
contains also humorous small story on
the editorial page and the ALTERNATING
Currents column written by S. E. Kiser,
one of the most popular humorists in the
country. In addition to all these, the
Sunday issue always includes a comic
section, guaranteed to produce laughter.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-07-11
Cambridge.

Chas FL Townsend, wife and daughter,
Bessie, of Omaha, are expected today to
pay short visit to his brother, J FL
Townsend and family.
The Dow fountain was reset and the
mains of the city waterworks tapped and
connections made with the fountain this
week, so the weary traveller can quench
his thirst and water his horse at the
city's expense.
The best game of base ball played in
this village thus far this season was
played last Monday afternoon between
the home team and Lake Mills. From
the start to the finish it was interesting
and was nobody's game until the last
man was out in the ninth inning. The
score was then 10 to IL in favor of the
visitors.
The meeting of the two sisters, Mrs
Hans Olson of this village, and Mrs In
ICEBERG Shager of Wiota, Wis, the latter
part Of last week, after separation of
about sixty-tive years, and for many
years both supposing that the other was
dead, was indeed joyful meeting. The
old ladies, Mrs Shager now 80 years of
age and Mrs Olson, 81, were separated in
the old country when young ladies and
when few years later by the marriage
of Mrs Olson and her immigration to
this country all traces of her parents,
brother and sister were lost, although
several attempts have been made to find
them the efforts proved futile, and long
ago all hopes of ever hearing from them,
let alone seeing any of them, were given
up. In the death of Mr. Olson on the
9th of December, through the reading of
the obituary notice, the sisters discover
ed one another's whereabouts, and i'm
| mediately the children of these two old
ladies set about to bring them together.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-07-11
Milton.

Henry Bentz had two of his best cows
killed by lightning Tuesday night.
Jesse C Maxson left for Denver, Colo
Tuesday and will spend his vacation in
the Rockies.
The Seventh-Day Baptist Lady Evan
nesday for Gentry, Ark, where they will
labor for several weeks.
Rev G NJ Stillman of Lost Creek, w
Va, delivered an illustrated lecture on
"Ben Hur" at the S D B church on Wed
nesday evening.
At the business meeting of the direct
ors of the Alumni Association of Milton
College, a committee was appointed to
solicit funds and make arrangements for
the erection of Memorial hall. The
plans and specifications for a Science
hall which were drawn by President
Whitford before his death will be en-
bodied in the new building, which will
be erected on the site chosen by him. 1t
will be styled the Whitford Memorial
Hail in honor of the late Pres w G Whit
ford and his brother, Prof Albert Whit
ford.
Mrs L Kumlein gave an informal mus
icale at her home on Madison avenue on
Monday evening to about twenty-five of
her friends, in honor of Mrs M Haven
Irish. Mrs E E Campbell of Walworth,
and Mrs H Lewis Belknap of Minneapo-
lis were also present and all were pleased
to listen to these three former favorites
in musical circles here, as we'll as num-
Der of the older local musicians. At the
close of the musical program ice cream
was served and pleasant social hour
was enjoyed by all.