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Lists of Union stables.

The local Cab Drivers Union intends
printing lists of union stables and circulat-
ing them among patrons of carriage owners
and liverymen. The cab drivers held a
smoker Friday night, at which definite
forms of campaign for lettering their or
ganization and increasing the membership
and effectiveness of their union were
formed.
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Auditors Complete work.

The auditors of the United Mine Workers
OF North America have completed their
work of auditing the books Of the organi-
cation and have gone to their homes. The
report will not be made public until the
convention meets in this city in January.
The report it is said will show prosperity
in the organization in both financial ae-
counts and membership.
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Denth from SmaIlpox.

Miss Mary Adams, one of the patients
at the pesthouse, died yesterday from
smallpox. Miss Adams was sister
OF the young man VINO died Thursday. The
father and mother are yet in the pavilion
suffering from the malady and are said to
be in a precarious condition. The Adamses
kept a grocery opposite the City Hospital
and the whole family was stricken with
smallpox.
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DIXON-Edgar j.. Dec. 20. 1902. aged thirty
three years Friends may view the remains AZ
residence SIS East Vermont street. Sunday.
Dec o. from TO p. n. Burial at Paris. IND.
ENGLISH-Cora r.. wife OF Frank j. English.
Dec. 90 S:35 p. nj. Funeral Tuesday. p m.s
from her late residence, 1850 Prospect street
Friends invited.
WHITNEY-Joseph, brother Of J. NJ. Whitney. at
the residence. $50 Douglas street. Saturday.
Dec. 20. Funeral notice later.
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The Cigar Makers Union is doing every
thing possible to combat the tobacco trust
and further the interests of dealers who
handle union made cigars. Much literature
and advertising is being circulated by
Local Union No. SO and the cigar stores
OF the city which handle union made cigars
are being supplied with cards announcing
the fact The union men say that a de-
termined effort on the part of organized
labor 10 defeat the sale of .sweat-shop'
and nonunion made goods will be success
fstf
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Affair. OF Carpenters. Union.

At the annual election held last week
the following officers were elected for
Carpenters Union No. Isl:
President-C. c.. Smock
Vice President-W. NJ. Hill.
Recording and Corresponding Secretary
s. r. Cook.
Financial Secretary-T. Goode
Treasurer-Q. Shaffer.
Trustees-S. S. Willoughby. w. L. White
and s. L. Temple.
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Girl Sentenced to Jail.

Pearl Rice, a nineteen-year-old girl plead
ed guilty to the charge of petit rceny
in the Criminal Court yesterday and was
fined 81 and costs and sentenced to the
county jail for four months by Judge Al
ford. The girl was accused of stealing a
watch, an indictment having been returned
against her in the last report of the grand
jury.
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Mortgages.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


Instruments filed for record In the recorders
Office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m.<Dec 20. 1902:
John A. Hugg, commissioner, to George
A; Mehr.ng ct ux., pit Lot 46, Fletcher's
Marion trust con Guardian to ''o0oo
Thomas Farley. Lot Fl. Birds sub of
Outlet Us. city of indianapolis. ........ 10000
Farley. Lot s' p, Birds a sub Of ie ontIot
Us. city Of indianapolis. LOO
Farley Lot 81. Birds IS e sub 20 Of oatlos
IT'S, city of Indianapolis.
son, PIT Lots 5 and 6. Wrights I'd add. 100000
stratford. a suburban addition. -. 100000
Mary Ann Johnson to Louise NJ: Fields
ct al. pit Lot 10, Charles st. John
VESTS add ;;....;.'.....:'.....::........ LOO
John G; McCullough ct al. to Jacob w.
powney,s "a East add. :::.....r: 10000
Edward B. Porter ct to Jacob
of indianapolis 2.sooOo
Lot g. Blk 10. Tuxedo Park add. ........ $500.
Joseph W. Sewage ct Ix. to John L.
Krns Lot a. Merit Gso Place :rnc 10000
Ct Lot Is Gepss sub of oueSs
Is and A. city Of indianapolis. $4,000
Ulysses G.. Cassidy ct to A. Coulter,
Lot $50. Douglass Park add. ............. 5000
Rins. Lot 8, Downey's SUBJ IrSing tp 10000
Katherine B. jennings ct al. to Michael
mass d Not MSus e. ,aafdn 10000
H. ae r W ct u Sub to o. asns
1872 etc, city of Indianapolis. 2,soooo
Frank D. Heaton ct to Benjamin
NJ. Harrison ct TX. Lot 127, Bradley
ct ais East Westinghouse add. 5000
Robert L. Carlin ct to Frank j.
heirs add 25cooo
Amelia Kirk to George Wolf ct al. Lot
sc. etc, city of indianapolis. 100000
Carl c. Koerner ct to Fannie j.
Cruise, interest in pit Lot 154 and strip
adjoining, Morrsons Sd add. LOO
Waldemar Koerner ct Y. to Fannie j.
Cruise, interest in pt Lot 145 and strip
adjoining, Norrsons Sd add............ LOO
Hester A. Spann ct al. to Harry H.
Beck, Lot IA, Fletchers SUBJ Fletcher's
add 10000
Transfers %: total consideration 49,. $50 954 90
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s. NJ. sections Views.

s. NJ. Sexton. editor of the Mine Work
ers' Journal. said yesterday that the OPP
ponents. TO the eight-hour bill now pending
In Congress are going too far I'm their
threats TO withhold supplies from the gov
eminent should the law be passed and
that amount of work to a day made a
condition OF their work. In his paper he
says: 1.-THE opponents of the eight-hour
bin in Washington are INDUCING in Ian
guage which, II Ii were uttered by MEM
bers OF labor unions, would be lightly classed
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FINANCIAL
PRIVATE LOANS
MADE ON NEW PLAN.
Any amount from S. up loaned
on furniture pianos, horses wagons,
ETC., without removal and the same
day you ask for IL. No delay.
Our rates the lowest IN the city.
Payments arranged to suit you.
VIII accept all or any part Of loan
at any time, IL desired, for payments.
YOU GET FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR.
NO CHARGES TAKEN OUT IN ADVANCE.
Remember make no inquiries
OF your neighbors or friends,
nor do we publish your transaction.
Our treatment is always courteous
and liberal. REMEMBER. It costs
you nothing to get our rates.
Positively no charge unless loan Is made
PRIVATE OFFICES.
All business strictly confidential.
THE INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE
AND LOAN COMPANY.
old Phone 5A Room 10. 147 z. Market St.
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Not QunIIned to Vote.

Members OF the national organization of
mine workers that join the organization
after Dec 81 will not be entitled to votes
Cor delegates to the fourteenth annual con-
yentfon TO be held I'm Indianapolis Jan. 10.
The rule OF the national organization makes
e necessary for a miner to have been q
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A motion to mandate George Young. an
attorney, to answer interrogatories in the
suit filed against him for charging an al
legged exorbitant fee from client, was
taken under advisement by Judge Carter
in Room 3, Superior Court, yesterday.
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Marriage Licenses.
Deaths.

Ernest J. Pfsrrer. six. CO.. North Pine. typhoid
fever.
James Finley. one. 1871 Hoyt. obstruction OF
bowels
Ira o. Adams. thirty-one. City Hospital. small
pox. -.
Mary A. Grinsteiner. seventy-nine. 1904 Olive.
senie gangrene
John E. Neerman, one. Illi oxford. broncho-
pneumonia. -. -.
Benjamin ]. Peake. sixty-four. 20 North state.
heart disease.
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The funeral of Edward C. Thompson will
be held from his late residence on Uniyer-
sity avenue, 1rvington. tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
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member in good standing previous 10 Jan.
l In order TO be qualified as voter in the
choice of delegates.
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Peoples.

THE PEOPLES cHURCH-At the Propylaeum.
Sermon-lectGre at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Subject: 'Israels Environment, in the series
on The Evolution OF the Messianic Man Inc
public is cordially invited Edward A. CantreiL'
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MONUMENTS.

MONUMENTAL. DIENER. 4is f. Washing
Tel. 2525. Branch works E entrance crown
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THE MANHATTAN. 5l2-52s N Meridian
WANTED-MALE HELP.
wANTED-Two good job compositors; highest
wages; apply at once. W. b. CONKEY CON-
PANY, Hammond, IND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; every locality; good sal
airy; experience unnecessary: INTERNATION-
AL DEFECTIVE AGENCY. Milwaukee. Wis.
BAR
Der COLLEGE, 2l2ls N. Delaware ST., Indian
apolis
wANTED-Young man to travel; $50 month
and expenses experience unnecessary; send
references; WILLIAMS CO.. Chamber Com, De-
read advertisements under business oppor;,
you'll be independent.
WANTED-Two experienced hardware travellers:
state experience age whether married or sim
employers. Address Box s24 Lacrosse Wis.
WANTED-Good. active canvasser wanted at
once; free outfit, steady position; cash each
NEW YORK NURSERY CO., Rochester. N. Y
WANTED-Trustworthy man to represent manu-
expenses; splendid chance for advancement; in
close addressed envelope. CARD SEC, $50 Dear
born St. Chicago.
ufacturer in part of Indiana: SIS per week and
expenses salary paid each week; expense money
advanced self-addressed envelope MANAGER,
7Oi Star building, Chicago.
WANTED-Civil-service government positions;
1885 appointments this year; this is 1852 more
people; catalogue of information free COLUM-
BAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE. Wash
ington. ID. c.
WANTED-Person to call on retail trade and
agents for manufacturing house.. local terri
aa esa
sary. Business successful Inclose self addressed
envelope. SIANDAfD dOUSE, CaxtOn bldg,
Chicago
WANTED-Government positions; more than H.
900 appointments made last year; chances better
hrfa3 rods nh W rod hou huap
as to positions, salaries. ETC., sent free. Address
NATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE
Washington ID. c
WANTED-Traveling statesmen sell white
Lead active. wide-awake men now with US are
making s35 to $50 weekly commissions; good
specially or side line. especially for hardware
dealers and large commissions paid to obtain
good salesmen experience necessary; no ex-
pense money advanced. Address ID. T. WEIR
WHITE LEAD Co, St Louis. Mo
rine Corps. able-boded men OF good character
between the ages of q and 80 years. not less than
| feet inches and not over feet inch In
| height. of good character and not addicted to
the use Of LIQUOR. be citizens of the United
| States persons who have legally declared
| their intentions to become citizens able to read
| and write English properly, well speak IT,
| No minors or married will be accepted
| This important branch OF the Naval Service
| CRUITs, as the law PROVIDES for tbs PRO-
| MOTION of WORTHY NONCOMMISSIONED
OFFICERS to SECOND LIEuTENANTS. Ma
are generally stationed in large cities. and are
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Guam, and when sent to ., sea have AVE- hpe oPpor,
| sl3 10 sH per month Clothing. board and medi-
| cal attendance provided In addition to pay.
! Room 80 Newton Ciaypool bldg. corner Of
| PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio streets
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Transfers. %: to
Building Permits.

W. c. Cook, 244s-s Belefontaine. double DWELL
ing, 81. soc.
j. W. Griffith. East Tenth. near Parker, cot
tage. $500
Albert Minger. 1915 West Tenth. shed and re-
pairs. 200
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WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-Furnished room, with or without
board by elderly lady. Reply Sunday to e
West Thirteenth.
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LOST.

IOST-Pocket book. green leather. gold tfps.
containing $50 In paper and gold. on Washing-
ton ST between Penn and Meridian SITS. SAT-
urday afternoon Call Ola telephone. Astn 1s54
Reward.
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PRINTING.

pRINTING-our fine samples OF printing will
please you; cut-rate printing sz3 & Wash- st.
'Phone 67S2 Red.
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CHIROPODIsT.


CHIROPODISTS-Wslch and wife. antiseptic
chiropodists. Room II. ~ North Meridian 81
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-Five-room cottage; east: so. Is
When.
FOR RENT-New. modern residence. 9l5 North
East l. When.
FOR RENT-New five-room residence: $40; near
Panhandle shops. Is When.
FOR RENT-See list at l3l Z. Market; ground
floor GREGORY & APPEL
FOR Rents. e. corner Ruckle and 10th SITS.
eight rooms and BATH $50. BEN f. CLINE
AGENCY. 124 Z. Market ST.
FOR observation-disclosures. furnished during winter
months: Meridian St. below 10th; good furnace.
Address IL. X, care the Journal.
FOR RENT-1502 n. Alabama, corner OF FIJI
teenth ST., 10 rooms and BATH fine lot, low rent
TO desirable tenant II rented at once SPANN &
CO. las L. Market.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

EDMUNDS-The funeral Of William X I'd
munds son OF William Ednunds. Of this city.
will occur Monday Dec. p, at 10 a. M, az resi-
dence, 360S North Illinois. Friends invited.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Union COOPERATIVE LAUNDRY-Nos.
pas Virginia av. Phone 1853.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-Cooking and heating stoves. LEE
HARDWARE CO., 18th and Ill. SITS.
FOR SALE-Or Rent: Invalid and reclining
chairs. w ID. ALLISON CO., 905 NJ Alabama.
FOR sAI-E-One Dean Bros duplex power
pump Inquire W. LARUE, at the Chalfant.
corner OF Pennsylvania and Michigan streets.
FOR SALE-A drug store in a city of 10000 do
ing business of $4,000 a year; will sell for
Sc 200 or at invoice: rent, S2o a month. Box 357,
care the Journal
FOR SALE-Typewriters, all standard makes
machines rented So per month. Repairing So
licited TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 30 Monu-
ment Place. Old Phone $780,
FOR SALE-Go TO MINERS. opposite postofiice.
for pure drugs and medicines, druggists sun
dries hot and cold soda choice candies; pre-
scriptions called for and delivered.
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A CARD LIKE THIS

Every Sunday for one year cost: but aS par
month The Journal want page 10 profitable to
the advertiser and reader.
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WANTED-AGENTS.


WANTED-We pay s26 a week and expenses 10
men with rigs TO introduce Poultry Compound
INTERNATIONAL MFG. CO, Parsons, Kan
WANTED-Rep wanted by reliable
corporation paying liberal salary and commits
sion; state references reliability. etc. j. T.
GARDNER CO., Fuller Bldg, New York.
WANTED-Agents in indianapolis and Marion
county to sell our FIRE kinder Starts wood or
coal fire in one minute. Sample 20 cents
EVERYBODY'S SUPPLY CO., SIT Law bldg,
annapolis.
WANTED-Agents or statesmen for the very lat
est improved electric lighters suitable for arti-
fetal or natural gas. and other electric novelties;
exclusive territory. Address UNION ELECTRl-
CAL NOVELTY CO., 149 Mercer St, New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Everlasting Fire mar
velous new fuel that burns forever; makes in
tense heat, but never burns up; hotter, cheaper,
cleaner than coal; 1c worth cooks meal or
heats room; burns in any stove or crate. or
outdoors anywhere, without attachments or kin
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pronounced miraculous, superna tural: great ex-
citement wherever shown; agents making for
tunes; nine-tenths profit; no capital required
territory free. BRYAN CO., inventors, 90
Cincinnati, o.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL-J. H. PATTISON. IS Monument
place. for prompt loans.
IOANS-Money on mortgages. c. f. SAYLEo
& CO., 127 East Market street.
FINANCIAL-Money loaned on valuables; cash
for old gold. WARD & CO. II N. Meridian ST.
FINANCIAI-Have your abstracts of title pre-
pared by l.. NJ. BROWN, third floor Lemcke
Bldg.
FINANCIAL~Five per cent. money TO loan
indianapolis city property. or on city property
In any county-seat town, or on Iarm property
no delay; partial payments. Call or address c.
N WILLIAMS & CO.. $40 r. Market st.
FINANCIAL-Money to loan on farms anywhere
in Indiana; per cent interest; NO COMMITS
SION: full partial payment privilege at interest
dates: annual or semi-annual interest: large
loans a speciality; write US before making ar
rangements. CLEMENTS EVANS. Craw-
louisville, Ind.
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oUoNG LEE & co.

When buying your Xmas presents come and
see our line Of silk handkerchiefs and shawlss
also our fine China and Japan ware Every
thing in Chinese and japanese novelties ia
N Delaware 81.
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DAYLIGHT PRISMS
MAKE DARK ROOMS LIGHT
Wonderful Results Accomplished.
The Builders Supply Co.,
342 East Washington ST.
STORAGE.


sTORAGE-Hoosier Transfer and Coal Co.,
Kinds SIS S. Delaware ST. Telephone 1925.
STOR AGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
COMPANY corner East Ohio st. and Union
tracks: only first-class storage solicited Grating
and packing. Phones l25
STORAGE-INDIANA STORAGE AND TRANS
FER Co. 1000 square feet OF space; fire
nroof electric elevators: Office. 339 r. Washing
ton St: cheapest place in the city. Both Phones
2O9S LEW SHANK.
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VITAL sTATIsT1cs-DEc. 20.



p. and n. Barton, 81 South Missouri. eirl.
-. and j. Kelley. 7o5 Woodlawn. boy
n and 1. Brandt. ia south Linden. boy.
+. +. end Il. Scherer. 2f22 Baltimore. girl.
c. and A. Graham 50t South Delaware, girl.
]. A and II Marshall. n Schiller. girl
@. and ID. Bell So Muskingum. girl.
B. and w. Davis. Al South Senate. boy.
NJ. and F. Dayids. 1l22 Hendricks, boy.
O. j. and d. Yancey. 1858 Davis. boy
H. and T. Meyer. 25e Bicking. girl.
+. and r. Amburst. 2l0l Logan. boy.
+. V. and May Harter. 2l9 North Noble, boy.
c. B. and j. Coleman, sc Elm. girl
Marriage Licenses.
George w. Suffer and Ida Alice NJ. Bracken-
Jerry ~. Humphrey End Mona May True
John II. Wier and Anna Hudson
VERNE f. Whitaker and Maude Stuart
Walter c. Darmer and Lizzie Brantzlinser
Julius II. Erbrich and Edna M Abbott
William f. Hendell and Edith +. Davy.
Henry @, Lsubert. jr.. and Mary klinge.
James NJ. Powell and Anna Hardacre-
Monroe A. Meyers and Edna Wamboid-
Charles NJ. Surgeon and Ethel Hill
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
ConEresat ionaI.
Spirftua1fsTn.

ing service. with preaching by the pastor. lO.fs-
No evening service Seats Free All welcome
Spirftualfsm.
THE FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH-Corner
Alabama and New York streets. sunday serv-
ices at l9:45 a. m. and 7:45 y. m. Mrs. q. Gladys
Cooley, widely known tnspirational speaker
and test medium, occupies the rostrum rests
given the audience morning ana evening.
Wednesday being Christmas eve. there VIII De no
meeting that evening. All welcome.
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INDIANAPOLIS TOBACCO WORKS

Our brands-Quaker, White Crow. Log Cabin.
RovaI and Old Country Twist-are second to
none Can be had through any 5obber. Old
phone. Black 1911
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AUCTION sALE-G. w. Mccurdy. real estai
ington.
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All Advertisements inserted In these columns
are charged at the very low rate Of s cents
line Blank or dash lines at the same price per
line Telephone rs and your add. will Be- called
for.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FOR RENT-Elegant rooms. single suite
private baths. steam heat new dining room
THE MANHATTAN. 512-522 N Meridian.
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III You have anything to buy. sell or trade make
that fact known through the Sunday Journal
Marst ads You will get the desired rszolts-
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

r. T. sILvIUs co. procure united States
he obtained Unexceled facilities and foreign
sssociates. Talbot Block los N. Pennsylvania
at. indianapolis Both 'paonss-
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TO RECEIVERS OF FREIGHT.
On and after Jan. /, 1903. less than carload
freight will not be held in freight houses or on
na tforms longer than three CD days following
9ate of unloading Sundays and legal holidays
NOT TO be included. II such freight 10 uncalled
sor at the expiration of that time IL viii be sent
to n licensed warehouse at consignese risk and
EXPENSE INDIANAPOLIS LOCAL FREIGHT
AGENTS ASSOCIATION.
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GYMNAsTIc EXHIBITION.
Y. w. G. A. Glasses Did Clever Work
at High School.

The annual exhibition of the GYM
nasium classes from the Young Won-
ems Christian association gymnasium
attracted large audience to the High
school auditorium last night.
The exhibition was given under the
direction of Miss Laura King Hills, the
physical director, and all the pupils
participated, from the tiniest little tots
to the most demure young women.
Perhaps the most interesting feature
was the simplest namely, the eXhibi-
tion of regular class work. All the
members of the several classes occu-
pied the stage and went through the
regulation calisthenic movements with
wonderful precision and accuracy The
bright particular star was dear little
maid not more than years old who
had place in front at the extreme left
and who comported herself with dig
nifty of bearing and composure that
was quite Irresistible.
There were several cleverly executed
drills. including "A ring drill, wand
drill and tambourine drill. The lat
ter was by the little girls and they dis
played great cleverness Miss Mar
garet Acker and Miss Ella Osland gave
exhibitions of club swinging that We're
on par with many seen on the pro-
fesslonal stage