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The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
DOINGS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD,
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. William 4. Gal
breath, of Ogden, last Thursday
night entertained friends in cele
bration of their twenty-fifth wed
ding anniversary.
Among those present were Bran
DIVINE Hundred William c. Wei
and wife; Bethel Thomas Zebley
and wife. Alfred Petitdemange and
wife, Alfred Hickman. wife and
daughter, William Day and family,
Howard McAllister and wife, Gro
Yer Clark, wife and son, Wilmer
Wier and family, Dutton Webster
and wife. Thomas Galbreath and
family, Mrs. Ella Mills, Rachel
Ebright. Wesley Poole and wife;
Philadelphia Mrs. Helen Foulk,
Etfie Handy; Carpenter-Clarence
Pe:itdemango and wife, William
Harvey and family; Claymont-
Frank Merton and wife; Boothwyn
A H. Slaughter and wife; Ogden
w. Y. Galbreath aud wife, George
Worrall and wife, George NJ. Boud-
win and wife, Harriet Worrall, An
na Worrall, Jennie Galbreath, John
Galbreath, John Boudwin, Ella
Galbreath, Blaine Clark; Centre
vile, Del. = Mrs. Ella Willis; Lima
Newton Pierce and wife; New.
port, Del. Edward Wier and fami-
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
B. AND 0. WILL
INCREASE WAGES

A meeting OF the officials of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad vii
be held in General Manager Pottets
office In Baltimore this afternoon to
fix upon schedule Of increased
wages for employees Of that system.
President Loree announces that
the increase will not be horizontal
or uniform, as 10 some instances
there may be an increase OF 40 per
cent. and in othera much less, while
10 some there will be no increase
at all. During the past year the
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad salary
list has been increased by SIS, 900 a
year. The increases 10 be made
to-day will become effective Janu-
airy /, 1905.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
SERMON ON
ANGLICAN ORDERS
Bishop Coleman Says 1t Would
Be Easy to Prove Roman
Orders Invalid.

Bishop Leighton Coleman preached
a sermon in Old SwedcS Church yes.
terday morning during the course Of
which he alluded briefly to the au.
thority of his church.
The bishop took as his text st.
John Is, 1G: "Ye have not chosen
Me, but ] have chosen you, and or.
dained you, that We should 60 and
bear fruit, and that your fruit should
remaiu.'
In speaking Of the magnitude Of
the two advents Of our Lord, The
bishop directed attention to the fact
that, except for the ordained ministry
these two comings would not
be taught as they are now. Nor
would men be found anywhere suffi.
cent for such a mission except the y
were sent out by God Himself.
And such Is the character OF this
commission, that the people are
right in demanding the credentials of
those who undertake it. NAY. tho
ministers themselves need to be
equally assured Of Their authority ia
such an undertaking.
While referring 20 this point, the
Bishop said:
"At intervals there arise Ia all
large communities certain teachers
who impugn or deny the validity 81
the orders OF those Of us who arc
in this branch of one Holy
Catholic and Apostolic Church.
"lf such would be guides only
knew the sublime Indifference with
which we treat such insinuations
and the absolute certainty that we
feel III regard to our righttul all.
thority, they would not. l think,
take to themselves such satisfaction
as apparently they enjoy IN max.
ng statements at once SO ground.
ess and absurd.
Il do not care" he continued, ito
'nter into mere controversy or re.
but only in passing to
lisabuse any minds SO affected Of
my, even the slightest suspicion OF
he invalidity of our orders, con-
enting myself by saying that it il
dangerous ground upon which they
tand who make these oft-refuted
harges. For it were easier to prove
he invalidity of their own orders
han to bring any reputable testi-
lony against the authority receive
d by ourselves. -
The bishop then alluded to tho
ruitage of a faithful minority in
repairing souls Alright for the proper
consideration Of the Lords coming,
nd OF the eternal character of such
'uits as are born Of the Spirit. lie
osed by an appeal to all his hearers
be ministers Of God in getting the
ORD ready for His second appear
nee at the last day.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.

Miss Josephine Brinton, of Phila.
delphia, whose engagement to Ern-
est Dupont was announced last Ju-
ly, will be married in February,
though the exact date has not been
set Miss Brinton made her debut
three seasons ago, and was one of
the most popular and attractive of
tho winters buds. Mr.. Dupont is a
member of the Phi Kappa Sigma
Fraternity, and popular society
man in both Wilmington and Phil
adelphia. He is building house
outside of this city, among the
other Dupont manors, where event.
ually he and his bride will make
their home.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15

The following unredeemed pledges
have to-day been placed on sale at
Levy's Loan Office, Seventh and
Market streets; 200 overc0ats, 100
ladies and gents solid II karat and
is karat gold watches, 200 gold fill
cd and silver watches, fine assort-
ment Of diamond pins, earrings and
rings, large assortment Of all kinds
Of musical instruments - vlolins,
banjOs, guitars, etc, clocks Of ali
kinds, pictures and Bibles, all kinds
of sllVerware, guns and pistols, fine
Christmas house, cost 500 when
now, will be sold at a bargain.
Above goods can be bought at one.
third OF actual value. This is tho
way to save money to puy y our
winter coal.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
AFFAIRS AT CARACAS
RuSts and Leaders Arriving.
e. senfdent Castro's Kindly Act.

kuAts and Leaders Arriving.
senfdent CastrO's Kindly Act.
5ARACAS, Venezuela Dec. IA
from the commanders OF the allied
9lO German feet which the Vcne.
IN government refused to receive
"a Guayra was sent TO United
qfeS Minister Bowen at Caracas, and
rMarded by him to the proper gov
fnment official here The note is in
he name Of Great Britain and Ger
nany. 1t requests all. Venezuelan
hips after the lapse Of five days to re-
3rnin from sailing from the port of La
Guayra until the present difficulties
IRE over
The question what right Great Brit.
hin and Germany have to coercc Vene-
ruela without declaring a blockade is
being asked Oh all sides here.
I'll Mocho" Hernandez and certain
other revolutionary leaders have left
aaracaibo for Curacao on their way to
Caracas. Hernandez is probably the
most popular of the revolutionary lead
Frs. President Castro has kept him i'm.
prisoned at MaracabO for several years
past.
The news of the Smelling of the for.
tress and custom house at Puerto Ca
0ello by the British cruiser rnnrybdfs
nd the German cruiser Nincta rrn rhrd
caracas at late hour last night. 1t
caused considerable excitement. and in
spite of the preventive measures taken
by the police of Puerto rahello trouble
IS feared at that port.
President Castro learned yesterday
morning of the illness Of Nine. Won
Rilgrim- Baltazzi, and in the afternoon,
accompanied by his wife and number
nj Venezuelan officers, he called at the
an legation. Here the Visitors
lived by United States Minis
II, who escorted them to the
the Invalid
President Castro greeted Nine Won
Pilgrim BaltaZzi and spoke ia her Of
her husband in a friendly way. 81 wing
he held the German envoy in high re.
lgard, The president of Venezuela pro.
lduced Il favorable impression upon
Mime Won Piigrin-Baltazzi. ANA before
ne left the German legation h. offered
her the hospitality Of the yellow
House, the capitol at Caracas.
The statement that Italy. through lar
legation here. Is to demand payment Of |
hsr claims against NenezueIa has been
confirmed.
The arrival Of tho United Stnt"s Gun !
ooat Marietta at La Guayra wa, dive - |
n rumor that United States Minister |
Bowen was III danger. There has been !
no ground for such rumor and the !
presenc" Of til" Marietta was not re-.
Elinested by Mr., Bowen.
The situation here continues ia hr |
critical, and there is much excitement
Bm0ng the German residents Of Cara
cas-, many ot whom have called 1T the
Aner.sill legation 10 seek rcfUg, thcrr
The pcopl" Of Caracas are aStouishod
that the government vt Washington re-
maths silent III spite Of the recent act
Df the allied fleet
1 Tie enlistment Of Venezuelan ,nl-
diers continues Two thousand run
from tin. interior reached Caracas Sat
Arday
The boyrottinX Of British and Gnr-
maj goods continues / is reported 'h9t
nineIy Germans living III the country
have offered to support III" Venezuelan
goyernui":., against Germany
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
OBITUARY..

The funeral of Samuel r. Shusler,
aged 81 years, took place this after.
noon from his late home 800 West
sixth street. Phil Sheridan No. 90 G.
A. II. attended.
George W. Williams was buried to.
day in Newark NJ. E. cemetery.
Mary Il. Jester was buried today
at Mt. Salem.
William V. Hawkes. body was in.
TERED this afternoon.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
TIE FLAMING ARROW.

Lincoln J. Carriers new romantic
drama, The Flaming Arrow with
Go Won Go Mohawk the only In
dian actress in the world in the
title role will he the attraction at
Grand Opera House on Monday
night DeXt week.
Mr.. Carter has spared no expense
providing ms attraction with law
lsh amount Of scenery The settings
are taken from actual scenes in the
far West, and are marvcls Of beauty
and arCuratene5S 70 add to the
realism It band Of genuine Indians
are carried also horse and dOnkcys,
and the cast is in the hands of
good reputable dramatic artists
and nothing has been overlooked to
make this the most Dr"trntluus pro-
duCtiOn Mr., Garter mas ever had on
the road
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
I He WILDERNESS,

Charles Frohmau $ Empire Thea
ire Company. headed by Charles
Hickman and Margaret Anslin,
comes to Grand Opera House on
Tuesday OF next week. They will
present a new play entitled '1he
WIldclncss,' by II. Y. Esmond,
the author Of "Wben we we're
Twenty-onc. This latest effort
from the pen OF Mr.. EsmOnd Fan,
with the exception OF Il few weeks
dnrln@ the entire engagement OF
the company at the home theatre
last season and enjoyed run of an
entire season when originally pro.
Guced a, George Alexandcr's thea
ire 10 London. This very excellent
company includes, besides the Two
principals already mentioned, the
following welI-known actors aud
actresses: William Courllcigh, f.
y. Backus, " H. Crompton, Law.
renee y Orsay, George Osbourne,
Jr., Frank Brownlec, Miss Ethel
liornick. Mrs. Thomas Whitlen,
Mrs. W. e. Jones, Kate Pattison-
Se'tcn, Miss Lillian Thurgatc, Miss
Grace Gallaher, Miss Amy Meers,
Miss Kite BarriSca!e and Master
Donald Galaher.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
CHURCH NOTES.

Bishop Coleman confirmed class
OF nine persons, at st. Michael Is
church Yesterday afternoon. by
reason Of illness, Two persons Of the
class were confirmed privately. The
rector OF the church the Rev William
ID. Manross, beng i'll, the class was
presented by the Rev. Mr.. Haywood,
Of Phil adclphIa.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
9ucb-r Hotel DESTROYED.

OF EREt, Dec. 10 The Victoria bo-
tel in This city has been completely de-
strOy-d by fire. Thc guests ana r4
pioy"rs escaped uninjurcd. Loss about
$1iOuDo: Insurance, $4,000.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
Mcfnrnick's 81. Petersburg Home,

ST I'ETkKSEV re-, Dec. 4 The
Won k"rE" palace. which has been
leased Ivy Ambassador McCormirk. cost
Sl,"ou,Vu 10 construct, The paiacr is
one Of h" iin"1I residences in the city,
1t faces III" river and contains a meta
Die marble stairway and hall. 1t has
sn enormous number Of spacious r"ccp.
ton rooms. The Ambassador will occu.
ny the building Jan. I.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

The engagement of the Rev.
William &. iIogg, pastor of the
Third Presbyterian Church, Chester
and Miss Josephine lIinkson Sween-
ey, daughter of the late John r.
Sweeney, of Chester, has been an.
nOllnnal
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15

Shifting engine No 13 broke It's air
pump to-day at the foot Of Lombard
street and was put out Of service.
The accident happened while the
engine was on the main sonth bound
track and as 1t could not move, tho
regular trains were run over the
"lldder' and on TO The side track.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
THEATRICALS.
THE OLD HONEST FAD.

I ~~-
bods' ''gad cooks drama with lti
clashipg steel, its swash buckliug.
aud impossible situations, have not
disturbed the equanlmity Of the feal
live, flesh and blood drama as ex-
cmplited in 1.-THE Old Homestead. "
'TIme and VARYING conditions Of
dramatic taste have been unable TO
interrupt its successful voyage and
from reports the capacity of the
theatres every where is the rule for
this fine old play. II the crucial test
of a plays merit is in its longevity,
then must The Old Homestead
take its place in the front rank Vi
| successful American dramas. Par.
ticuIarly attractive as feature of
the forthcoming production will be
the positive appearance of Denman
Thompson himself in bis we'll known
Characterization of tho typical
Yankee farmer Joshua WhItcomt"
Company and scenic surroundings
are promised 10 be an exceptional
qualify. lie comes to Grand Opera
House tonight.
THE MUMMY AND THE HUM
MING BIRD.
A grateful organ grinder is one of
the novelties of the dramatic season.
John Drew introduces such a char
acter in THE Mummy and the
llumming Bird which will be pre-
sented here tomorrow night at
Grand Opera House. The play
was metropolitan success; having
just completed three months en-
gagement at the Empire Theatre,
New York. The organ grinder in
gratitude for a kindness extended
him prevents the elopement of his
benetactOr's wife. AS q general
trait of character, organ grinders
are cold. distant and revengeful.
If reproved for playing Nancy
Brown in front of your window at
5 a NJ. they have been known to be
aggrieved, and it has been said that
even q wave of the hat in pretended
thanks for a copper coin is only in
tended as salutation of scorn. Many
Il child has given the penny that
might have gone to the confectioner
to the organ grinder; but graf itude
has never been returned. They
think all foreigners their natural
enemies. John Drew's Italian
Giuseppe, though a fanciful char
acter is the exception to the rule |
and as played by Lionel Barrymore
is type to be admired.
EIGHT BELLS.
The Brothers Byrne with ST.
perior company will present the
new Eight Bells" at the Grand
Opera House on Wednesday night.
If the old adage Laugh and
grow fat counts for anything, it
will be safe to predict that any one
who has the pleasure to witness this
performance, will increase in
ivoirpudois; from the rise of the
,urtain unto its final fall the spirit
If mirth and fun prevails, calling
.ortE prolonged laughter.
Eight Bells is Il nautical pro.
lnctiOn constructed on a scale differ
ng i'll many ways from the average
arce-romedy, and it is refreshing to
in0w that the art Of genuine fun
making on the stage. when panto-
nine. gymnastics and humOr
coupled with novel scenic ehects
bound, is not thing Of the past.
The Brothers Byrne Of course,
re "wholc show" in themselves.
hey are assisted by a capable COM
ANY who help to make the play Il
omplete success. The revolving
hip scene, the t,ick wagon and the
reat fire scene introducing the
reat effect the human staircase.
re features worthy Of special
lenton.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
Death In "A Water Tunnel.

CLEVELAND. o., Dec, u. Two
men w"r" killed and half dozen 9th.
ora nnrl III an explosion in the water
tunnel under Lake Erie.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
Is YDr AEHiS DOIBr,

Whether yeu sAyo Kidney or Bladder
lseass just vIE,oms OF your urine In q
Mars turnb .s s1d lot II stand "a loursI
" has sod men, or milky cloudy
bppsaranOo. Nit II ropy or strngy. psls
pt dlseolorsd your hiinsys o. bladder
hrs sick
Other serious symptoms pain In he
BACK, frsquVnt desire 70 climate vsuec,uI,y
night burning. '"s.ding pain 10 pass.
Jog urine or when yout ur.ne stalus
ihsn.
l The 0nssur onre for dssa. OF thu
kidnsys Liver, Bladder ana Blood
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Ch,0nio
Qonstipaion Is Dr. Dayiu KennaIy's
syotlto Remedy. 1t has cuu,d lu n,Any
sASss where all olse failed and 10 .o.d a,
drug stores, IN Two silos, nJC andS 500
Ut e.
byilIe--cnoGsh for this free By mai DR..
snnedy Corporation, EondVuI, '. Y
t.D KESNEDS'S MAGIC IIE
m, Disease Or Inflammation uf
Rep.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15

The Thermometer at w. G. TaylOrs
drag store 302 King street to-day reg
stored asfOIows:
1o'cl0ck 10 O'Clock 10 clock
y, 30 u
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15

The Historical Society Of Della
ware will hold its annual meeting
this evening. Reports will be pre-
scented, and some interesting papers
read
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15

PERSONALS
II. D. Simpson, who has been
visiting his home in this city, has
returned to New Britain, Conn ,
where he is employed by the Amer,
lean Appraisal Company.
Alexis Barney, Of Philadelphia.
was the guest of his son, Charles l..
Barney here yesterday.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
TO GIVE A RECEPTION

TO GIVE A RECEPTION
The Rev. and Mrs. R. A. ElwOOd
will tender reception to members
and friends of Oliyet Church to.
night,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
GwendUlVn l.. Robinson.


Dear Santa CuuS,
Please hrIns me pair Of kid
gloves, a par OIL shoes. side combs a
macintosh, a little doll, a coach and
t little bed for the dol box Of candy,
some grapes, nuts AMI oranges. Your
little friend
Maggie Williamson,
4Oe L. 10th st.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15

thfIslhlhs Sf'uffs'
Large assortment at right prices.
W. Roy Fryer, 10l & lc3 L, 3rd
street.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
LETTERS TO
SANTA CLAUS.
Dear S,lIt

DEN = HIV.
| am " mt" glrI nearly
} year. old and want You 10 bring
me II dol! all dressed in white and
p coach, some candy, apples, and
bananas. Please don forget my
little CbrDthcr Edward and con-
Sins May an Willie GOpd-bye.
Bessie l.. craig
Greenyl!je Del,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15

CtNI FINE oLOfnlI, MNDt ~ NrA-
~ H'' "u easy "'"s.' o. uuI.l!.N I..,mci.t- 1T
can ig'"s on terms to ..ul son. Attire, /. q.
N'@ '''' bl-Imy
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
Eoy 10 Preach TO Odd Fellows

Boy to Preach to Odd Fellows.
The Rev. W. II. Thomas, the boy
preacher, will preach to the Odd
Fellows In their hall, tomorrow
evening The public is invited,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
LETTERS TO
SANTA CLAUS.
Dear Santa Claus

Dear Santa Claus
I am little
girl, III years oil AM | want YOU to
bring me a set of dishes, bureau,
table, doll, pair of rubbers and
some candy, nuts, orange, peanuts
and banana. Eva c. Hall,
l01 ButtOnwoOd street.
Dear Old kriss--
| am a little girl 81
mouths old and | want a doll, a
picture book, apair of leggins. a
coach, some candy and nuts and a
big red apple Fill my little stock
ing full please.
Your little Friend
Anna Lydia Heritage,
sos Orange street,
VIII, Del.
Dear santa Claus,
| am a little girl
Syears old. please bring me a doll,
ST. OF dishes, a pair OF gum boots,
Il stuffed monkey, coach for my
dol aud some chewing gum and
stocking fun OF candy and Il story
Look, please bring my playmate
Madeline something. Your friend,
Julia Goodwin,
No. 200 Head street.
Dear Santa Claus
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
Dear KISS

| am little cir, years
Cd l',easc bring me doll, set Of
dIsLCs, Noah $ alk, a bell and some
anGy and nuts. THIS is al, from
your Trend
b. lneZ Sutton.
IS :. Harris on street.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

l'OR KENT--CNFukNlSlI ROOMS, STH
L and NanEuici, Address +. o. Box l23.
llhoI Il.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15

l. OR RENT-rWO COMMUNICATING SEC
l. ond story front rooms and one third story
back room unfinished. Apply 3lo West 9th
street dlJ.-iF
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15
COUNTY TAX NOTICE,

On all County Taxes remaining
unpaid Jan. |, 1908, per cent. adj
ditiUnal will be added.
II. G. RETTEW,
dis Receiver Of Taxes.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-15

7 OsT-BETWEEN iii AND POPLAR AND
a. d)l sherman street puuAetbork containing
81 20 and lrcrpt, with owners ua!tc ON, suitable
reward ii LETT at 5Ul sherman street. Clbt
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-12-03
The Night That Mother Died.

The night that Mother died
The world seemed bare and bleak and wide:
The light that long had shown for me
All sudden paled-then ceased to be;
The last great throb Of Mothers love
Bore her sweet soul to souls Above,
And all the tender, plying care
OF patient years lay shrouded there.
The night that Mother died
1t seemed the very oak-tree sighed.
The flowers she ever loved so well
Held less of fragrance in their SPELL
The picture-face in the room
seemed wrought in speechless grief and gloom
Half-turned from sight, her great arm chair
Seemed saddest, Of the sad things there.
The night that Mother died
The pearly portals opened wide
And is she watching over Thee,
The hearts behind with Mother-caref
II so-Im sure she'll gently guide
Each dear one to the other side,
Where she doth loving understand
The misconstrued OF this strange land,
And where, as each one reacheth rest,
She still, OF friends, win be the best.
JOSIE FRAzEE C~APPLEMAE.
December 1, 1902.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-12-03

Re-ru-aA Cures Cold at the Outset.
Miss e. NJ. Isaacs, Armstrong, Pa,
Vice-President Of The FOrtnighty Club,
Writes'
emo one who has tried the comforts
Peruna brings would ever be without 1t.
I used 70 dread the slightest cold, as its
consequences were so lengthy and 80
unpleasant, and the catarrhal condition
which invariably followed 30 hard to
get rid of, but since I have known Of the
blessed relief secured through the use Of
Peruna, I am free from all this unpleas-
antness and suffering.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-12-03
INFECTION.
Important Facts Concerning the
Progress Of ths Disease ~ >
NotsG EnEIish Authority,

Prof. sims WoOAhsad, en- English
pathologist Of high standing, has OF
late advanced somO comparatively new
points concerning d~iPhthsRia. In .
review Of 19,1T2 Eases sent 70 hos
pitfalls 73.42 per cent, or n~earlythree-
fourths, showed the presence Ok diph.
liberia bacilli when cultures were made
from their throats, and 26'5s per cent,
r fully o~ne-fourth, failed "a show
any at all. He does not conclude that
the bacilH were lacking all through
the prevalence Of the disease In the
latter group Of cases, but he remarks
that they we're probably diiplaced
from the surface Of the mucous MEM
brane by other organisms rather
promptly, and hence were not caught
ct that particular time when the
throat was swabbed for test purposes.
Another fact Of considerable impOr-
lance which Prof. WoodheRd dwells
on, states the New York Tribune, is
that diphtheria bacilli often linger
much longer than is commonly sup
poAeu IN = pSEbOA bhEOoes AAseA thS
ninth week the proportion falls OF
rapidly, but he cites instances where
they remained for more than 200 days,
while in 2O2 cases they were present
after an interval Of 100 days. The
persistence here revealed shows that
patients may be discharged as cured
and yet be in a condition endangering
society. In such a state Of things
Prof. Woodhead finds n explanation
Of some otherwise mysterious returns
Of diphtheria in a community where
It had apparently been suppressed.
Diphtheria Is a winter disease, and,
though its effects have been rendered
less serious by Behring's antitoxin,
It Is yet a formidable enemy tohealth.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-12-03

The picture Of Roosevelt by Veurst-
chagin, entitled "Come On Boys" is
q work OF art. There Is an opening
for an artist who can paint "Get out
boys" g scene recently enacted in Ala
bama.
The killing Of a man in Guatemala
By the son Of our minister, DR.. God
frey w. Hunter, has caused a stir in
the state department at Washington,
and fears Of diplomatic complications.
When q woman spills the cream be-
fore breakfast she goes upstairs and
tells her husband she did It because
she was hurrying so be would not find
fault for breakfast being late.
Down on the island of st. Vincent
natural conditions appear to be fast
developing a moving population.
The real hero OF life is the man who
keeps on persisting he loves a woman
when he doesen't any more
The weather is like a child-as soon
as you brag on it it begins to cut up.