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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09
Docket Probate Court.

Term beginning January IS, 1909.
Estate Of Benjamin J. T1vE al oil. minors
J. ". Malugan, curator.
Estate Of William Mason. minor-Mli ton
hawkins. curator.
ESTATE Of Matte cay. Of al. A., minors--F. l..
Keith. euntor.
Estate OF George ?. shsncr et al, minors
A. n. Boss, curator
Estate Of james v. Esscoat. dscoased-H
u. L0dbetter. admir-.
Estate OF IsHae =. e.:....s5a si ali. ninsfs-
John &. ustsoA. Ehsnlian.
Estate OF retoS X Pratt, minor-nsLrill
Ptpkin. curator.
Estate Of Patrick ana Nellie Mclaughlin,
minorS--Evslins Mclaughlin, guardian
Estate Of wm. IL, Hryan. aeosassd--Claas
3. Bryan, adna'F.
Estate OF Pred Grovss, Ininor-Iosh Long
curator.
Estate Of J l. Eiitnsslir dscssS-d--JsH D.
Mitchell, edm'r.
Estate Of WIN. q. Gipson. deceased w. ~.
Young, admir-.
Nstats Of Frank sehTeifor, minor oliver
wOod, curator.
Estate Of ). n. DssiOEs. dccrasod-H. G
Tucker, admir-.
Estate OF Mary Seidsrt. drrvased-Adam
SeiteTt, admir-.
kstgts OF Mary J. Cotes, dec0aSad--J. Me
Cunningham, executor
Estate OF Curaon T.. Wood. ninoY-B L
Aorrls, guardian, n
Estate q: Aha ana Lena Kirtiey i mingigg ,
J. 9, Clay, curator. n.
JEKE s. cossoN.
edge OF ProhAte.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09
Scott Cogaiy Bank RaAeed.

q Morley, Mo, special to tho Re-
public Of the 4th inst says: One Of
the boldest bank rnbbories ever com
mitied In Southeast Missouri occurred
.hcre VI 2 O'Clock this morning Scott
County Bank Is complets wreck,
four heavy explosions about five min.
utes snart blowing the Eaul, uidc nnen
and wrecking the big glass front and
all The Office fixtures,
The railroad section tool house was
broken into and took and lanterns
taken. Nitro glycerin was used, a. Il
was necessary to 20 through four safe
doors to get te the cash depository
Tho Job was done In twenty minutes.
. Three men directed the work inside
A fourth guarded the residence ol
Cashier huhler. The occupants Of
the Boyee Huuse were awakened by
the heavy explosions and Mira. Tillie
Buskliu, proprietor, called Caahier
Hunter TO come quickly. The tobher
watching The cashiers house answered
instead, ssying, Gan right, I'm com
ing"
Major Ward, vice president Of the
back, was at tho Boyee House aad
watched the robbers gather up ths
money and Ieavs. Several others saw
them, but not 3 firc arm Of any Kind
was TO be had.
Twel~s asndrod dollars In silver.
and bcs<esv $4,000 amt 81 900 IN
gpid snd cxi~Hsy was saksH, Tho
robbers are supposed to hare escaped
% horsns.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09
LITTLE LITERARY MATTERS.

Philip James Bailey, the author of
'FestuE," published In 1899. Is EtiD
alive and recently attained his eighty.
fifth year. Among the books that no
body has read "Fesius" is perhaps the
most famous.
Alg~rnan Charles SwinburEc. :hS
poet. celebrated his siSiy-fourth birth.
day in London recently. During the
day he received over 500 letters aud
kilograms Of congratulations from sill
parts of the world.
The kaiser is stated to have just
put the finishing touches 10 a treatise
on the capture OF the Tsku forts by
the powers. lie IL also credited with
having complied studies In various
periods in the history Of Germany,
Austria aud France.
Tkackeray, anxious TO enter parlia.
meht, stood for Oxford, thinking he
might win the seat from Lord MoBek,
who then represented Il, Meeting his
opponent In the street one day, he
shook hands with.hini. had q little talk
ever the situation. and took leave of
him with the quotations: May the
best man win" VI hope not, said Lord
Monck, very cordially, with &Ind liz
tic bow.
What author of to-day would sar-
vihce $4,000 10 preserve what he con
sidrrs the artistic unity of HIS book7
Vet George Murray Smith offered
George Eliot 10000 for "Romola,"
with the privilege of breaking II into
30 installnentG. She decided ghRt
method would spoil the story artistic
aIly. and insisted upoa IL lnstsilmenta.
srcepting RT,0oo. She thus sacrificed
about $4,000 10 n Rcrupls.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09

she has never matted on a candidate,
and - no: likely 10 have oae as long
as she goes Into n convention with
more ihAa one. IL ID not unreasou-
able 70 expccs Judge Fox 10 withdraw
from the race. bot Il would be very
unreasonable 10 ask u Of Judge For,
uB;ass there esR &c some fault found
In his character H.Ad record. lie wsa
first In the race, aud has the pledge Of
q majority OF the counties aud the
good will Of ell We know that in
this county be would be much stronger
at The election than Judge f0x would,
and we confess 10 being selfish enough
to want As candidates for State Offices
perSons who will add strengih to the
remainder Of the ticket. Judge Fox
Is undoubtedly popular 10 ssss eoun-
ties, ba, he can add greatly to his pop.
ulaTiiy. by Withdrawing q, oGoe from
the race for the ncniin ,tiou for Su.
prene Judge.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09
saulheasi NstpE.

The Jefferson theatre Of DoSoto will
open January IS.
Frrdsdekiowu has a trust company
with 8 capital OF 100000.
Dr5Oio vii ,vss 90 walerworks and
electric ligNls on Jan. goth.
Daniel 0'Brisn died at bis home 10
GraniIeville on the SOlh oil aged
81 yeAn.
Tho handkerchief sent by Mrs.
Roosevelt 10 Poplar Blun Is to be voted
10 the most popular yeung lady IN that
town.
The Dunklin county primary eleo-
ton is to be held April 18th, and the
papers Of tina. county are full Of an
n0uncemcnts.
VIM. Rocker shot and killed VIM.
MEG hso 1t kllenvills on the slst uit.
Both parties are colored. Rocker
gave his'Seli mp, claiming he acted in
self defense.
An observer of things has iiscsv-
cred that Charleston has TIRES OF a
kind OF every sort of business thss
makes q town, from three newspapers
down 10 three saloons.
George billiard, bookkeeper ct the
Mine LaAlOite Store, disappeared On
The l9ih uh., and no trace Of him has
been found. Il Is feared by he friends
that be has committed suicide.
Several old picks and shovels have
been unearihed 10 Washington county
where Frank GoYereRu is prospect.
for lead on the same land prospselsd
by the Spaniards years ago. he i'm
plemenls were 10 a good condition.
W. II. Dslaud Of IroBlon found
that his chickens were disappearing,
aud set some poison aud caught nue
Fowl. II was very large, measuring
four feet from tip to tip, and ~ inches
from head to tail.
Ida Furry, twelve.yoar-ol girl
living near seuath, was very severely
burned ON tho S0ih ult. by her clothes
catching fire frSm lire In the yard,
aud she died on the following day
from her injuries. The Kenneth Dem.
ocrkt says this Is the fourth accident
Of the kind within few weeks
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09
The Commoner.
fMr. Bryan's paper.)

The Commoner has attained
within six months from date
Of the first issue a circulation
of 100000 copies, a record
probably never equaled in the
history of American periodical
literature, The unparalleled
growth of this paper demon
strates that there is rooR in
the newspaper field for d ia
tional paper devoted to the
discussion Of political, econo-
mic end social problems. To
the columns of The ComInoner
Mr.. Bryan contributes his best
efforts; and his review Of polit,
ical events as they arise from
time to time cannot fail to in
terest those who study public
questions.
The Commoner's regular
subscription price is sl.00 per
year. We have arranged with
Mr.. Bryan whereby we cali
furnish his paper and THE
FARMINGToN TIMES together
for one year for $1.70. The
regular subscription price of
the two papers when subscrib-
ed for separately is 500.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09
Tux roixT OY vIYw.

Scott County Kicker, Phil a. Haf.
ner, editor; When q small bore DeEh-
Oorat expresses dIsIike for the ticket
put mp for him TO swallow al the cleo
ton he Is denounced by the politicians
as being "weak kneed' aud ''bolt-
or" and he IL sneared at and pointed
out as a "traaor' by The "loyal"
crowd. But when bigh-up Demo-
eFai- or-rcyeDue- only votes the Repub-
lican ticket for gears In succession,
that high-np Democrat 'sOr-revenue-
only 10 entitled TO tine Democratic
nomination for mayer Of the largest
city In lhs State, aud other boilers arc
NGf-ssded by receiving high official sp-
pointinsnts from a so-calisd Stale Rd.
minlsiration.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09

There was q strong Gullish feeling
In wheat in The ST. T.ouis markA, Loot
Monday, the price OF May wheat 60
ing to 81 'sc. and closing al 9lc., an
advance of 2iG over Saturdays prices.
Corn advanced in sympathy to 7olsc.
The St. Louis market exceeded those
Of New York and Chicago on that
day, something that has hot occurred
for several years, May wheat selling
in New York at 30 \ C. and in Chicago
at 50 sc snd s4c. The immediate
cause Of the advance is attributed to
apprehension over the progress Of the
winter plant, owing to the sudden and
and severe changes in the weather and
lack of snow covering. A favorable
feature Of the advance TO farmers Is
the fact that many OF them are still
holding their wheat and will reap he
advantage Of the higher price.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09

or A SCIENTIFIC ORDER.

Recent mierospeetr0scople Analysis
of cisimnsy-soot kas shown that Il CON
tainA Iron. calcium, nickel, manganese,
copper and SILVER.
In cities HIS Berlin, Vienna, Munich,
etc. which have a pure water supply.
the auuuai typhoid death rate Is only
elght per 100000. In New York Il has
averaged 20.Ge for ten years; while
In AIbgny, IiufEaIo. Esmlra. ETC.. tho
average rate has been S2Ti rss feo.-
sc.
"a chronological expedition. organ
i4ed by Prof.. Baldwin sp<AeeE. Of Mel
bourrs pslreTxily. and All. r. ]. nii.
lies. SoNih AIstsailan aricptist. hag
just left Adelaide. fhs netrbpoits OF
anash Australia. with The view VI
sFs assiHg several moH,bs amsng the
various srjbes 81 zherigines iuhabit-
Ina nsnsras Ansffaiss
Mess curIaux ase shs Newln@ ~ sai-
No. kIrsp es fnasA !. Ing yellpx shisRs
eaf assxk ArRss shsr asd' : ssanab. 20
fas17r fsiilnE ! nsxs tarssnIssz Aud
ssssrkrys ~ taltar bird pIrnx e7 =
aezt4 isxf knS falzs np into h Irex. ind
Will 4 hask far i thread sHd its ISL
tor aMSssiIA xew6 tlzs leAi nnto . 5rr*eaa
nsx aank%aR ernn the tree; AIDES
are 49, ge ~ ap<aiag t<ink Jeff
n fike fsf Tss<t u<ra - ssfnsInE d,
~ lrks Nv sna5sf " npnkts - sssA
! \ sssa's ssssi'ess
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09
sror AIRING DIFFERENCES.

Benton Record, z. II. Smith, ed
ilor: II the Democrats Of Missouri
expect to accomplish anything this
year Il Is full lime they were finding
points they can agree upon, rather
than empbssizing points Of difference.
The 81. Louis conference was Ia this
interest, aud was practically unan-
imous. Now let the Democratic ~
papers tina, have been finding fau!:
with every Democratic leader or Off
cial either take down their Democratic
colors or 20 away bauk and sit down.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09

Gov Dockcry has appointed 4 new
staff Of physicians to take charge Of
Insane Asylum No. at Fulton on the
lst uf March, the appointments being
made now, Il j. said, so that the new
staff may have tine To make special
preparation for The work. A. the con
tract calls for the completion Of the
work now ir progress On Insane Asy-
lum No, at this place by the lst of
March, and as il has been given out
that this institution will then be ready
10 receive p'tienls, why would it not
be good policy for the Governor TO
make appointments for 1t, and give
The physicians an opportunity 10 pre-
pare themselves
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09
orPosEs ALL PRIMARIES.

Piedmont Banner, DIR. J. N. Holmes,
editor: When The Democrats Of Wayne
county began nominating their county
candidates by primary election, the
party had a clear majority Of 400.
They have pursued the method scar
after year, until the party now has
none h can rely upon, ami II 1t gNlus
any Of tho Offices Il must eight for
them and light hard, too. The best
thing for ray party is 10 put forth i.S
ticket with the least Internal friction
possible. II Il will keep at peace with
itself aud fight only the common foe II
will make itself Irresistible.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09
NAT IN RAp COMPANY.

jackson Cash Book, =. A. hc-
Gulro, editor; The eorrep.ien Of
Democratic ehairmen IN 81. Louia this
week was. held 10 Ibc Jeftersan Club
Headquarters, and you migss ssy IN
der the auspices Of that Essarious
organisation Of spoiisgsn aud trick
slsrs. IL was shIs Jefferson Cub ;sa;=,;;
wac instrumental Ia having Wells, toe
gold. bag boltsr, nominated last apring
for Mayor as Democrat. IL was
this boiter sre traitor Wells who
boasted Of having voted The gsrubH-
can ticket, beth Bsilchal and BlaiS,
dafsng Ihs past sis years. The only
ofisiciam we :saye 10 make Of the chair
HxH's meeting b that tlssy dida's find
Some plaoe eiss 10 noer saau The JEFF
afson club's reom.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09
pk ARnoxp MoyEMExr enowIEc

Duakin Democrat, L. z. Caruihers,
editor: Oae has nur g watch the
papers aud listen to observing men TO
know that the DehFmoud movement 10
growing faster than anything else In
Missouri. lie may be the prssidsn.
tial nominee 10 1904, " he Is not
elected Senator 10 1909. lie Is to.
deg the ablest man Ia Missouri politics,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09
"Ax AWFUL CRIME &"

New Madrid MissouriAn, W. ".
Waters, sdlior: The Congrsssiona!
Committee Of this district Is accused
Of 40 awful crime, and tho worst OF It
10 they will have TO enter a plea Of
guilty. They have allowed the S6ieIs
to express their choice Of candidate
for Congress, It's awful, but we will
have 10 stand Il.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09

II was not the province Of the con-
vention OF Democratic county conf
mi,lecmsn, Informally called for the
purpose Of considering plans for more
perfect local organizations and aggrss-
siye campaign work, to burden the
proceedings with resolutions announce
ing their iialty to the Kansas City
platform, Being Democratic commit
tccmen IL Is 10 be presumed that they
adhered to aud were acting under the
principles set forth in that instrument
the only accredited platform that the
party has. SAN. as long as 3 rcsolu-
ZION endorsing the platform was Off
cred, they might have adopted IL with
srt doing violence to the purpose for
which the convention was called or
the prophecies Of the occasion BY
EejsotiDg Il, the impression was en-.
coursged that the convention rspndI-
ased The party's platform In part or In
whole. White We do not believe thai
any considerable rambler af the com
a,itteemen' thoaght u any such thing,
othora hare so regarded their action
GSd have indnlsed 10 q good DIAL Of
comment that Is NOT calculated 10 help
the party. We are sssisfied that ~
overwhelming majority CT country
democrats In the Stale adhere 10 The
Kansas City plstfcrtn ---crsry plank u
which Is seandly aem1crasie--~rhether
al The pnaaipIsS ,asrsu sst.iozsh viii
b pafspprass L~ass ID IN next san.s
paiea Or aos is,R aksrs i - sEsrn.
siyr eou,mssuia eismsnt sAss Essta .
rspuiiaie ssu psiiey q Llnseeiesn II
lesth u lIsst plkaipxas-.-s polley = %
- ihs rsras tsssis -ssd tis4y ~ -
rpesAbIs tsr All sha diHnsbssss " ~
vssty q thls tinr llis 4 polky ihus
shosid b sdAsssd y y On 4 IL
ts@Ns q dsasass4es Nhsthss asss
aIoes sanspirv Al nsahs pSfsasaes
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09

On ihv fourth Ingr NJ . :';;;;;;;'. :::7
sddrcss issued hy tine convention Of
county Democratic committeeman held
a. 81 Louis last week. II is n racy
document, but our Republican friends,
like Dogbsrry, may be impressed with
ibc fact that companions are odor-
ann ~
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09
rrRNEp Ixro A auocEsn.

Dunkhn Coaniy Mail. Casper n.
Edwards, editor: The big meeting Of
DemocraiiC county eommltleemsn In
st. Lcuin this week Jailed Of lie orig
insl purpose, but as = demonstration
Of Democratic unity, faith and interest
II was huge success. Dunklin county
was represented, but tho usuAI IgnOr-
Snoe and csIsiessSsss Of the city 70.
portsrs made hsr SppsAr under an
alias.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09

"OGr cash capital school fund, in.
yeetcd in our own securities. is the
largest Of any State Of the Republic. "
toy. uockrTy. That Republican
fake about 1.-THE luotiug of the school
fund" cant stand IN the light Of such
facts ~ this.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09
riRsr sExAronIAI. CRY.

Charleston Enterprise, raul b.
Moore, editor: Mississippi county
will ire the first gun Ia tho Senatorial
conflict, and the crack will DC heard
March !. Should Mr. Stone or Mr.
Clark receive on that day our county,
instruction II will DO big thing for
either Of the distinguished gentlemen.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09

The Sugar Tnnst waa's trce raw
sugar from Cuba or lower tariff
The principle Of free trade is all right,
but what is sauce for the goose oughl
10 be sauce for the gandrf. Let re-
iincd sugar be- put on the free list
Hut that wouldn't please the trust
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09

Irontoa Register, Xii d. Axe, ed
itor: President Roosey's Wr4lhlul re.
bake Of Gen. Miles, Tor expressing aD
opinion contrary to the administration
10 the SehIey case, reminds one iOrc-
IDLY of the "0fi with his headl So
muah iar BuokinghAm!" uttered By
az 5!d-,ime strenuous ruler. "Ths
King Is the State" and the sooner
all underlings come 10 know this fact,
lbe better.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09

C;;sSuiV GG;;ErE mas written letters 10
eabh 81 Tho State Democratic Com
miuesmen asking him Il he will vote to
order 4 general primary for Senator II
he (Clhrk) will put beiure the COM
mittee petitions signed by 100000
Democrats. Mr.. Clark, through his
friends, has had petitions circulated in
ever. county ia the State.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09

The State Democratic COMMITTEES
has been called TO mrct ia St Louis
on the 18th inst. for the purpose Of
fixing the time aud selecting the place
for holding = State Convention 20 nom-
inato three candidates fos Judges Of
Of tho Supreme Court, and = coHven.
ton 10 nominate candidate TOR SUI
periutCndent Of Schools aud two oan.
didates for Railroad aad WarehoGsc
commandment
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09

Gov. DocEery has expressed to sew
eral Of our ci liens his intention OF
visiting Pennington some time this
montI,--prohably within n few days
TO u,he a look At the Insane Asylum
and note how the work Is progressing
II he will LET unr people know ju'I
when to expect him, We can assure
him q cordial and hospitable inception.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09
the SOUTHEAST pRess
Political Topics Diseussea BY DemaersiIe
Pagers % this sectiem
nAa. rInE AcoourAxruFEr.

DeSo,o Press, j. z. MIlchIm, ed
ltor; Presiden, Roosevelt, led cake
walk NJ the White House Christmas
evening. The president Is rather
given 10 running things ir rag'lime,
anyway.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09
FarmingtoH Times
THURSDAY, JAN. 0, 1909,

Gov. Dochery's review Of State nj
iaiIs during the past year, the first Of
his administration, makes 4 z 'od show
ing. il is well worth your reading.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09
Adminiatratrir,a Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that letters Of an.
mlnislralion were granted 10 the under
signed By the Probate Court OF ~ Francois
county, Missouri. dated the eth day Of
November. 1901. on the estate OF
wM. Il. TTRPIN. Deceased.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required 10 cNh.hit them tO she
Administrative for allowance Within one
year from the date OF xaiS letter., ~ they
MAY be precluded from any beDeft Of "a ID
estate; and n not exhibited for allowances
within two years from til. date OF said let
ters they viii be FOREVER CARED.
FRANCES l.. TURIN. Adm'rK.
December o. 1891.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09
OFFICE;
Over ST Francois County Bank
PHONE No. 81.
administrator Notice.

Notice "a hereby given that letters of nd
de bonls non were granted to
tho undersigned by the Probate Court Of
~, Frnneuis county, Missouri, dated Octo
her ~. teai ON tho estate of
JOHN G.. SHANNON, Deceased.
Al persons having claims against said
estate arr required 10 exhibit them 10 the
Administrator for allowance within one
year from the date of said letters, or they
may be preeiudcd from any benefit Of said
estate; amt n not exhibited for allowances
within two years from the date OF said let
tiers they VIII be forever barred.
y. al. pAETEh,
Administrator de bonls non.
December 20. 1901.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-09

!. We have listed = select number OF
Town properties, both improved and
vacant; Farms, large and small; Tin.
Der and Mineral Lands.
II you want 10 sell or trade, come
and llst your property with rs.
II yeG want to buy or exchange,
you1 will make a mistake u you do
no. call AMI see No.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-05-09
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

The Benton County Teachers Association will
meet az McIllwan May n, 1902.
Song-Rev A. Gossett. Welcome address,.
w. Mclllwain. Response-W Walter Hassell.
Responsibility and qualifications OF teacher
Med. Neal, Rudolph Goodman, w. Il. Cooper.
The educational needs OF Benton Countryside
FitzsmmOns, Ulas Hatley, j. A. Spence, Dee
Smith.
Collection and distribution Of queries and adj
iournment for dinner.
Discussion Of queries.
Resolved, that teaching should be a profession
instead OF a steppingstone TO higher positions
Affirmative, Ebert Florence; negative, Horace
Presson.
Should Benton County have a high school-B.
ID. johnson, G.. M. Leslie, ID. b. GOssett.
How to get the attention Of pupils during reel
tation-Yiola Anderson, Meta Dreaden, W. Z,
Walker, w. ID. Cooper.
Supplementary reading Emma Zimmerman
Valera Gibson, l. N. Lawrence, Elmer Wick and
Albert MCkelyeY.
General discussion, 10 minutes.
w ID. COOPER
DEF SMITH SCOmmittee,
ALMA GREER J