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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-11-06
BELOVED WOMAN
LAID TO REST
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES OVER
MRS. BOOTH
Distinguished Mourners
We're Present.

Dearly Loved by Her Co-Workers in
Salvation Army Hen Final ObsequIes
ere Largely Attended General Booth
knelt in Prayer Beside Casket
New York, Nov. 3.--Followed by
weeping thousands the remains Of
Emma Booth Tucker was laid at rest
In Woodlawn cemetery this afternoon.
1t is said that the funeral Of Mrs.
Emma Booth-Tucker is the largest
which was ever held in this city for
q woman and that the crowd which fol-
lowed her to the grave, was the largest
which ever attended any public funer-
q lexcept that of General Grant.
Promptly at 1:45 o'clock. the long
tiers on Fourteenth street and slowly
marched to the grand central station
where a train of II cars was waiting
to convey them to Woodlawn. The
body rested in the front coach on a
flower laden bier surrounded by the
consuls family.
As the train left the tunnel Com
maLder Booth-Tucker sank to his
knees beside the casket in prayer His
example gave inspiration to those
about him and the act swept from car
to car, the occupants Of each coach
Joining in song and prayer until the
cemetery was reached.
The services at the grave were SIM
pie, consisting of prayers, songs and
tributes from her associates and a
kind word from her husband. Each
address was practically renewing OF
the pledge Of holy devotion to the COM
mands and the work of the salvation
Miss Eva Booth, who is the Cana
dian commissioner who came from To-
ronto to attend the services, was toe
Ill to be present at the cemetery this
afternoon. No word was heard from
Ballington Booth or Herbert during
the day, 1t was said, and neither was
present at the grave.
1t is rumored that Miss Eva
Booth, who is dearly loved by the Am.
erican branch Of the Salvation army
will be transferred from her Canadian
field to this country.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-11-06
ONE KILLED

Charlotte, N. c., Nov. 4.-Local pas
senger train No. 23 on the Charlotte
& Chester roao collided with work
train, forty miles south of here today,
Gus Boston, of the work train crew
was killed and Engineer Fetzger was
injured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-11-06
MURDER
Fight at Election Booth Results in Death
Of Colored Man--Arrests Made.

Pittsburg, Nov. 3.-William Nealy,
of logan street, watcher at the sec
ond district poll of the seventh ward,
while fighting with William Lewis,
colored, of 1928 Clarke street today,
was hit with beer bottle by Mrs.
Lewis who came to help her husband.
Nealy died tonight at the Mercy hos
pital. The couple were arrested.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-11-06
VIRGINIA SAVED

Richmond, Virginia, Nov. 8. - The
Democrats swept Virginia and at this
hour it is believed elected 80 per cent.
of the members Of the legislature.
The counties generally elected the
Democratic candidates by large major
tiles.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-11-06
$50 KILLED

Berlin, Nov. ga telegram received
this afternoon places the number Of
dead as result of the earthquake at
Toorsheez, Persia, at 350 One hun
dred and eighty-four carpet factories
were destroyed.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
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RERLdN. Deputacya Po-
lak6w zamisszkalych " Ber-
LIME, przedstawila delegate
wi biskupiemu, Is. Frankie
wi, memoryal " sprawie na7
lezytego uwzgledLnnlieenia praw
jezyka, v koscielee.
w og6lnogci Polacy zadaja
ola siebie takich praw, z ia
kich korzystaja Niemcy ka-
tolicy " Ksiestwie Pozna6-
skiem. KS. Frank przzyjal de-
putacye zyczliWiei przyrzekl
uczynic wszystko, co bedzite'.
W jego mocy la-zados6uczy-
nienia slusznym zadaniom
Polak6w.f
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
iWsZYscy nanny sIchOteyys

80
TAX powiedziafn iedawnozDr.Yonn
Behriing,n,liieem1ieci PoWiadat
On, ze sucbypty ME g chorobssdslzie-.s
50 spowodowanesppdrz eeszz
wdYchiiwalnie fbakcyld6w, ME sa za
razliwe y zwykklem znaezeniu tego
sll,oWv1a, ale wszczeplonesw nos no. spprzsesszslsa
mleko matkl. Przez czas rozrastania
sic cia4a, zarodek ME mole znale6uc6
.odpowiedniego dostateczneggo poo
zywiienliia, ale rozwlja sic szybk,oo Y
.doroslych, jezeli zo4aadek ME Jest
.dosy6 silnym, by te zarodki. z MIA
czyc Wszyscy wiemy, e zzd1hrrot,wy,
silny zoladek jest podstawa zycia
zes Trinera Amerykahski Eliksir
Gorzkiego Wilma, jest naturalnymn
.srodkiem, kt6ry utrzymaje tenze
zoladek zawsze zdroWym j silnnym.
Zrobiohym on jest czystego naj-
.lepszego winogradu Z dobieranychE
starannie zi6l. Przez wp}ywanie "a
.prace zoladka, czyni traWienie ! spo-7
zywanie zuPeInie k%ompletnem, w
tw,arza nova. zdrowa krew j pre-
szkadza rozwijaniu sic chordb. W
aptekach Tub fabrykanta J6zef
Triner, 799 So. Ashland Ave, Chs
cago, Ills. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
LONDYN, W jednym z ko-
scio16w londynskich podczas

LONDY w jednym 2 ko-
sciol6w londyhskich podczas
ceremonii chrztu ME podobaaft
sic pastorowi jeden. 2 ojc6w
chrzestnych, 2 poWodu zbyt
ma widok mlodego wieku.
Nieche6 swoja okazal p. pas
tor W zbyt uszczypliwy spo-
sob, pytajac sic p. chrrze 5
go czy on W istocie funguje
jake kumotr, czy tel przyszedl
z prostej ciekawosci sic ga
pic. Zagadniety 2 pewna du-
ma odrzekl, ze jest ME tylko
ojcem chrzestnym, lecz takze
.prawdziwymo jcem male6stwa
Pastor powinszowai meznemu
.ojcu bochaterskiego czynu,
ojciec pastorowi podziekowal
"a p%ochWale. Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
q KONsTANTYNOPOLA

z KONSTANTYNOPOLA.
donosza o strasznym pozarze,
jaki sic szerzyl W miescie.
Eskischeh1ir v Ma1ej Azyi,
>oddalonym ojakie 200 kilo-
metr6w Cd Konstatynopola.
Spali}y sic try bazary 2 1913
budami, jedna6cie wielkich
karawan i diva koscioly.
Ogie6> srozyl sic przez 40 go
DIN. Jedenascie europejskich
Towarzystw zabezpieczeh ma
ndzial W stratach. Koleje ana
tolskie wyslaly kilka pocia-
gov nadzwyczajnych 2 stra-
ia ogniowa, czemu zawdzie-
czyc MONA, ze chociaz Geese
miasta uratowae zdolano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
5Ssas#E9sFNS
propozycye


Ma propozycye kora
slz,eWslks'iietgo W'ydz. VNJyk. Ego
i sic chletn'iie, z, ii
N przeciagu trzech ty-
godni przeciW temu akktu;alni
ofiarodaWeyw poWazniejszejj
ME zaprotestuja
Istnieje projekt wybudo-
wanna trzech takich don16w
polskich a mianoWicie v
Opolu Siemianowicach j Gil
Og61 Polski " Ammeery-
.ce ME poWinien odm6wic
pomocy tel akcyi, kt6rej
znaaczlenie Jest bardzo Wielkie,
DO domy polskie ma G6rnym
1Szlazku beda schroniskami
polskosci i stana sic 2 czasem
twierdzami, W kt6rych Ouch
.narodowy bedzie sic pokrze-
pial j wzmacnial Zasluguja
przeto istotnie na poparcie
calego og6lu polskiego.
Da kasy Wydz. Wyk. " u
.bieglym tygodniu osada n. y.
N. Maryi Fanny W South
Chicago wniosla podatku fe-
deracyjnego " sumie $25.OO.
KS. K. Sztuczko, G. S. g.
/ Sex. w. Wyk.
Chicago, Ill. d. 12grudnia 1908
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

|dek, jah sic zdGarszyy ~ e r.
szc 81! W ,s,klseepie jubilerskim
ibraci Zir a zam6Wn y
FIRM Firmly Y AAmnsterdanie
diva brylanty wartosci 2o (t 'e()
.kor., = gdy ie nadeslano, pan
Zirner udal sic niezwloccznie
do swego Warsztatu, byte. O.
Podczas ej roboty
odwolano 60 do sklepu. E,
Zirner zamknal warsztat, q
.gdy po dziesieciu miniu ll1
Spowr6cil, brylantoW ME bylo.
Wszelkie poszukiWania Okla
zaly sic daremne. 2. thinner
zawiadomil tedy policye, 9
.przybylysledczy poddal Wszy
ssttkz;ilcc.h ~praceoWnilkEs6tW v skle-
pie scis1emu badaniu, kt6re
wszakzixesni przynioslylrezul
.tat6W. Naraz agent spostrzeggl]
malego pieska j ku og6lneR-
mu zdumieniu spYtaf, czy
zwierze bylo v warsztac1e
nieobecnosci szefa.
odpowiedz
twierdzaca, agent zbadal PISA j
oswiadczy, ze zWierze ME
watpliwie polknelo brylanty.
Zaniesiono tedy pieska do
instytutu Weterynarskiego,
tam go zabito, apo rozcieciu
zwlok znaleziono nietylkod dive
brylanty, ale iinne drogie
kamienie, oraA zlote sphinx.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

T O Katolik" gam
postepowanie %centrowc6w "
Opolskiem j W okregu PSF
czy6skorybnickim, gdNe
niemcy-katolicy polaczyi sic
z liberalami j hakatystami,
przeciW ludowi polskiemu. w
ustepie kochcowymas artykulu
VI wybor6w' pisze co naste-
puje: ~ tego Wezystkiego
wynika, ze katolicy niemiec-
cy, pomiedzy kt6rymni znaj-
duja sic takze ksieza kat1olic
cy, woleli sic po}aczyat z !;
Niemoami ewangeliksalm'i j "
damn. Mig katolikami j Po-
lakami. lego ludapolsKkl ne ne,
mote zapomniec niigdy. q
poniewaz to partya centrowa
tax postapila, dla'tego sauna
ola siebie wykopala gr6b.
Partya, kt6ra wierny polskii
lud opnszcza,s ceosw|iiecei, kt6-:
"a ewangielikom ! zydom re-
g Podaiss, a|ltby polskich kato-
ik61'wl 81, .l d1tgI.a g 4. z 'lI'ullEa'1'
ich nazagsze. (e| I pros
y. gwslt sadan = Ill kon
polskimll pral ~ slte l!lIl l'tl|1' Az
eanisckiei ssss
AEszH
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

BERLIN. W pi5mie NE
ues Leben" redaktor August
Knob zamieScil artykul pod
"Der Kaiser der Sa-
hara". Sad tresc tego artyku-
III uznal "a obraze majestatu
cesarskiego j skaza} redakto-
"a ma p6lroku. wiezienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

BERLIN. Idyotyczne re-
4 Piekarz pan Hanke
rozrzuca po Berlinie=reklame
nastepujacei treSei: Poln1issche,
Wirschaft. Won KWilicki ind
Czelinsky Knoska. Olejnik,
Barczinsky: MassukieWicz
und Ryc'hEloWsky, Kaskowiak
.sowie Zzb'oro,wnsky, studniar-
ski und Hechelski, Frau Sa-
wala und Miechelski, Auch
die Hebamme Ossowska Und
ne Frau Won Koszorowska,
Die Baronin Won Moszczew-
ska - Und die Hedwik An
.druszewska, Nebenbei noch
Frau Banzkowska Und yum
(schlu ISIS die Frau yyieczowska
- Ale desc Leute sieht
manlyereint il Moabit. Ale.
desc Lieut. sind
Her, Won wegen's falsch,e
Kind Kamen mach dem
[Strand der Panke, Wo die
Backerei Won Henke. Uns
INIT Brot, 50 gross dndsschon.
Kuchen, vie nochsnie
lgeseh'd Jeden Abennd
Jeden Morgen, stelts 4. a.1fs
lNeue tut yersorggen 81 B3a 'l',l w
re lstulc'kl11 1l1() sPfennnig Won
GAM besonderez Crosse und
lGute. Dasgrosste, - in Geschh.
mack 'vorzughchste Roggseen
lBrotiefert, ll;la Brotbac.'
kereig Lnlbe,n lllll
gelsfr. chlsaischhs e 4
= - S. All dxilag .sslll spoznyl
r. - % onanie = 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

MAD RENEM. W Barmem
POSTAL nowy ko6ci6l przez BIZ
skupa sufragana Mullera 2
Kolonii konsekrowany. Jest
to trzeci dom Bozy " tenn
miescie, a nosi tytul Najsw.
Serca JezusoWego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
se zaial sic Zarzad stowas,
,rz'yszenia Ksiezy sWieckiclhl.

Wo oboWiazek lako repre-
zentant projektodaWc6W; mad.
to ma On potrzebny zas6b|
energii v oeobach sWych
[dzielnych urzednik6W. Ze
|swej strony Wydz. Wyk. do
|lozy Wgzellich staran, ably.
|jego praoe przedkongresowe
SLY reka Wreke, Q lie to sic.
Eokaze mozebnem, z urzadze-
MEM pielgrzymki.
Ia uznanie, jakiem Zarzad
STOW. Ksiezy SWieckich zasz-
cycle mas raczyl, szlemy Wy
ray najglebszej wdziecznosci:
w imieniu Wydz. Wyk.
Ks. K. Sztuczko, G.. s.. e.
sekr. W. W.
PokWitowanie ofiar pres
lanych "a powodzian otrzy-
mali5my Cd Przewiel. Q: Gil
Wy, przeora 90. Paulinow "
KrakoWie, tudziez Cd P. Bro
nis1awa KoraszeWskiego, re-
|daktora "Gazety Opolskiej'.
@. Olivia sk9ada
|swoje serdeczne bog zapaae'
wszystkim ofiarodaWcom; zas
|p. Koraszewski zapytuje, czy-
|by szanowni ofiarodawcy ME
[raczyli zgodzie sic ia ofiaro-
|wanie przeslanej sunny ma
Dom polski. Otto co " tel
|sprawie pisze do p. Szopihs-
kiego, II-go SEX. Wydz. Wyk.:
OPOLE dnia 10 listopada
|19o3.
IWielce Szanowny Panic!
JAk najserdeczniej dzieku-
Jenny "a tax wspanialy dar ma
rzecz powodzian Nv sumie
1892 ny. Poniewaz jednak
|sKladkin ma powodzian jul SO
'zamkniete, a poszkodoWani
otrzymali w wielkiej cze6ci
zapomogi rzadowe, zapytuje-
my %uprzejmie, czyby Szan. q
tax zacni ofiarodawcy ME ra-
czyli sic zgodzie, IA ofiaro-
wanie tel sunny ma majacy sic
W. Opolu budowac Dom
polski". Sprawl ia jest, iak 2
Idolaczonej odbitki Szan. Pa
movie przekonac sic NIGGA,
nader palaca. j wanna ola ca
llego ruchu narodowego " ma
|szej kresoWej okolcy, gdzliee
Ilud polski ma j powinien sta
movie muir obronny przeciw
lwciskajacej sic do granic pols-
fkosci nawale niemieckiej.
Prosimy Q 1askawa spieszna
I~odpowiedz gdyz %pokwitowa-
aGazecie" tax pick
Incl sumk, chcieliby6my "a
checi6 opieszalych do dal-
szych skladek, gdyz JUL ma
wiosne pragniemy rozpoczat
budowe.
Polecamy tez goraco zycz.
kochanych braci Ro.
dak6w "a Oceanem Gala ma
sza "a ciezh b6j 2 wroggiieem
skazana sprawe narodowa.
Oar Wasz, Rodacy, bed0ie
DON'T
polskim 0polu wiecznen
lawiadectWem naszaj wzajem'
lnsj milosci rekoimia soil:
darno5ci, kt6rej zadne przesz'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
Cd NYd liza
" ykonaWczego

W spraWie urzadzenia pol
skiej spielggrzymh do Rzymu,
8 ktorejj wspoomnieliSmy Y
naszym ok6lniku ogloszonym'
IA. 14listopada !. b, Cd "
KS. Z. ~GronkoWskiego' SEX s..
retarza Stowarzyszenia ksiezy1
|6wieckich, otrzymalismy ma:
stepujace pis ln
CHICAGO, d. gfudnia
1908. Do Wiel. II. Ks: K. sztuez
|ko, G.. S.
SekrWydz. WykonaWczego,
Chicago. I'll.
Wielebny Ks. Dobrodzieju
Jedna : uchWal zapadlych
ma walnem zebraniu Stowa-=
srzyszenia swieckich Ksiezy
.Polskich, odbytem v q. I'LL
:stopada rb., byIo. urzadzenie
pielgrzymki polskiej do Rzy-
mu Wroku przysz1ym. SpraWe.
to oddano " rece Zarzadu. la
Rad zas pomnac ma pierW-
SENSITIVE, jake nalezysie Wy
|dzialowi WykonaWczemu 2
|powodu, il reprezentnje ca1yj
|og6I polski ma zebraniuzswem
w d. 2 BIN postanoWl pole
cic Wydzialowi Wykonaw-
czemu urzadzenie rzeczonej
pielgrzymki. Chcac uwzgled-
mic farmer6w, trzebaby UREA
die pielgFzymke v drugiej
|po1owie maja. Gas ten bylby
najdogodniejszy.
Przedstawiaiac te %sprawedo
laskawej :? rychlej rozwagi
W.ydz. Wyk., wimieniu Zarza-
du Stow. SWieckich Ksiezy:
|Polskich zapytuje sic niniei-
szem, czy Wydz. WykooinaW-
cry zechce zajac sic urzadze-
Acknowledgements q, ely teznie?
Proszac. stanoWcza odpo-
wiedz, kt6ra iak najrychlej ma
rece pr1ye,z2aeaaaS Stow: Ks. St.
Nawrockiegos przeslae nalezy.
Kre5le aesWiel. rs. Do
brodzieja.
sluga
Ks K Gronkowsk,
.sekr. Stow. Swieckich Ksie-
|zy r ]
Pc rozwaznem zastanowy''le-
niu sic mad 6rodkami jake po-
|siada, j trudnosciami, jake
urzadzeniem pielgrzymnlkzliIlnie-
5odzownies sic lacza. Wydzial
lWyk. przez sWego sekretarza
Istowarzyszedu kasiiezy5wiec-
kich przeslhaallE .l nlassstepujaca=od
l~powiedz:
CHICAGO CHIC skl,:i.l, a. tego grud
11903.
Wiel. rs. Z. GronlkEowash, Sc
kretarz Stow. Ksiezy swiec-
kich, " Chicago, Ill. ]
Wiel. Ksieze Dobrodzieju!
Ma list Jego v sprawie
urzadzenia pielgrzy'mh pols:
,lkiej do Rzymu, datowan'y
dnia Ago grudnia r. v imie:
niu Wydz. WykonaWczegge
mann zaszczyl ~zakomunikko::
wac co nastepuje:
M lin haizupelniejszege
uzn,lania, potrzeby pielggrzyyml'
Xxi, jak najszc'zxerszych =
ltsws STONY .choeci, Wydzia'
WykonaWozys zor
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

VIM.
warsztat blachnierski j "a
k1ad piecy do o~grzewania
(furnace) pod nr. 112 Lafa-
yette I'll.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-04-18

seem to appreciate the fact that OF
obtain these results requires the ser.
vice OF s thoroughly competent, skill
ed and experienced
EYESIGllT SPECIALIST ! N ID
OPTlCIAN.
One place in Greenville worthy OF
your investigation is that OF DR.. F.
Kornbl.u satisfactory correc-
80. The methods en-
ployed bv hin ~ indeed remarkable,
anu III great many cases ne ma
mod ..o-- t seemed almos.
impossible where many others p
49,. 4.s uoos contains the ma
Of over d ham our best p e
wnom ne mas SUCCESSFULLY fitted
glasses in the past sixty days. ADV
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-04-18

DOLPEIlJ's CREW AS HEI
American Sailara Display n
During SquOlI in Havana
Dor by Saving Cuban

The crew of the dispatch ba
phin the other day distingulihd
by rescuing from drowning 4
bans whose boats had been upu
ing a violent squall in the bad
Havana.
Secretary of the Navy Moodya,
party were ashore when The |
came.
Commander Stoney, Of The DA
realizing the peril to the small
in the harbor during such \
called for volunteer rescues d
tire crew of the Dolphin resp
Boats were instantly mannedaN
off The launch returned with
holf-drowned Cubans and theNF
Gig with another, who was
aboard apparently lifeless but
later resuscita ted: The actiOn'
Americans is especially comHenl
British warships in the harD
not rise to the emergency.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-04-18
YOUR EYES.
The Proper Correction OF winch i
Not a Mercantile, But a PROBES
sional Proposition.


Most invariably people who have
for wears, been having trouble to pro-
cure glasses suitable to their eV''- ''N ;
that the principle value OF PAIR Oh
.,aeIasses or spectacles were III the
nu,litv of the mstA~ie usH' - :"
construction. They do not stop 10
-. .....v pne unly 6Iue '"1"e Vild'
ian be placed OF pair OF glasses l.
:, the perfect ana accurate correction
of each and every defect existing IN
o. vision, but in overcoming all
..Ioa 4ausuI ny structural oelec's'
such as ,ains in the bs"k Of tp' reg
extending down the neck into the
ness, SICK stomach, smarting, brrn-
ing sensation, with shooting pains in
the eyeballs and drowsy sensation
while reading or doing close work.
But few people at first thought
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-04-18

Covert the photographer was
here last week and made pictures
of the food scenes.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-04-18
- AAN

Parties W Memphis Sclm
ltar left at their no mes or place o
hiSinoa
Ernest Lewey, Agent.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-04-18
DLIEST o.
L view piAe
fnr the NOS
In Arm In TIN

ptial tests o
! be the deaf
karfare, hay
kart1nent rs
D the work {
h arm whle
g-IorHenSeIl
knlher Of ne.
/ u
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-04-18

L. Of seattle
rthwestern 80
ot the Waldor
Nam on 81, Petersb
ore liberal co
,ssian goyernIn
IN ever before
p...y@ t~.|
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points OF order and questions or infofma-
ton. kept the excitement of the meeting
up all the time. At the next meeting new
officers will be elected.
The Daily Echo has made arrangements
to print souvenir programmes for the
Thanksgiving game. II is to contain a
halftone cut of the captain of each team
together with full list of the officials ana
the lineup of each team.
The Indiana Society of Sons of the Rev.
olution has presented the Shortridge library
with a volume entitled THE Book of the
book was edited by William Allen Wood
is handsomely bound and contains interest
ing articles on George Rogers Clark. the
Harrison Family" and on Family STOCKS
IN a Democracy"
Since Coach Rebel has taken charge Of
the Manual squad the Shortridge boys are
not telling nearly as confident of success as
they did a few weeks ago. The students
are working hard at yell practice so tnat
they can give their team all the possible
support in that line. Every opportunity Tor
practice Is taken advantage of. Mr.. Sherer
has organized what he calls brass pand.
which will make all the noise possible on
the day of the game. Walter Prltchard.
the regular yell leader of the school, is
assisted by Sumner Clancy in some of the
large meetings.
The Sigma Beta Phis, consisting of ten
girls, met at the home of Florence Lowe
last Friday afternoon. Two more mem
bers will be added to their list at the next
regular meeting of the fraternity, which is
to be held at the home of Lavilla Pratt,
week from Friday. Olivia McElwee, one
of the members of the frat, will entertain
for Miss Anna Killing, OF Muncie, who VIII
be here in time for the Thanksgiving game
The Sigma Beta Phis are planning to give
Miss McElwee's guest a good time, both on
Friday and Saturday, when they Will give
a theater party for her.
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shortridge News Notes.

Hazel McIlvain. who attended Shortridge
last year. has now entered the Washington
Seminary.
The seniors will hold another class meet
Ing this next week to reconsider what the
"senior fair" should be.
Marie Starr has persuaded her family to
hold their Thanksgiving dinner at Lake
Maxinkuckee. where they have a cottage.
Capt. Ryland Pratt has made his formal
dates for the boys basketball team are to
meet at the Y. NJ c. A. on Monday at 230
Albert Bristor returned last night from a
two weeks visit with his friend, Walter
Fitch. who lives In southeastern Indiana.
He has been spending his time in hunting.
Delta Delta. a frat containing eleven
Shortridge girls, Will give dance at Bren-
nekes Dec. IA. Next Wednesday after
noon Ruth Matson will hold social for
the girls.
The Omega Bata Phis initiated Frank
Gregory into their frat last night Final
arrangements for their dance was made.
The dance is to be held at the Propylaeum
next Saturday night.
The girls bowling clubs met yesterday
morning at the German House and bowled
small scores. Helen Holton gained the
admiration OF all present with her bowl
ing, making score OF Ito.
Irene Goebel has outdone all the rest OF
the seniors In selling tickets for the
Creatore concert that is 10 be given on Mon
day night for the benefit OF the senior class.
She has disposed OF eighty 81 tickets.
The meeting of the Senate this week was
especially interesting. Preliminary bus-
ator Hawley. of Connecticut. introduced
two amendments To the Immigration
BILL" and the discussion on the ACCESSIBILITY
OF the measures. together with many
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NEWS OF THE HIGH SCHOOLS.
NJ. II. III. s. Notes.


The school was overrun with visitors all!
day Friday. Teachers from Cincinnati,
Noblesvflle and Carmel were shown over
the building.
A large crowd of students will probably
accompany the Manchus to Columbus on
Thanksgiving night, where they will play
the Young Mems Club. The fare Is sl.2O.
The Ran-Cheros met last Friday evening
at the home Of w. Hickman Diddle, iii
College avenue. They accepted the chal-
lenge of the Toreadors for a basketball
game, and also challenged the Manchus and
the Oski-Wows.
At the exercises held in the auditorium
Friday morning an excellent programme
was rendered by the orchestra. Some of
the selections were cornet solo, THE
Lost Chord by Ben Schreckengost, when
Johnny Comes Marching Home" THE
Dance of the Nubians'' and Antony and
Cleopatra
When at Chicago, Mr. Abbot made a
careful study of the Manual Training
Is very strict, and not voluntary, as it is
here. but distant respect is paid similar
to that of soldier to his superior. The
institution is for boys only and has an en-
rollment OF S00
For the last three nights an average of
about 400 students have attended the Sen
ate trial. II was hoped TO finish il last
week, but the prosecution took up so much
time in cross -examinations that the closing
speeches will be made Monday. In the last
two sessions a great deal OF fun resulted
stand, including Mr.. McComb, Mr.. Bron-
son. Covert Promberger and Ballard. Both
sides revenged themselves on their prose-
cutors by asking all kinds of questions.