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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
SEVEN BOILERS r
EXPLODE AT ONCE
(By Associated Press. J

10y ltSSOCIllcu I7IcSS'J
ST; LOUIS, MO, December 2l-Seven
boilers In tho power house of the ST.
Louis Transit. Company exploded Tonight,
killing three employees, injurlng SIX and
.wreclsing tho building, Tho explosion
broke window punes several blocks away.
The brick walls OF the boiler house were
thrown outward and tho heavy truss
roof, after being thrown high In the air.
dropped directly over the debris, lmpris-
onIng twenty employees. All the electric
lights went out and darkness prevented
prompt work In rescling The 1IreH,
whose cries could be plainly heard Fire
broke out in ono portion OF tho debris,
but was eXtnguished before 1t gained
much Roadway, me
The dead:
". WILSON, steamfiter,
LOUIS BAR BIER.
FRANK STEELE
The injured:
William Can't may die.
Dennis O'Leary.
lsetcr Valley,
simon MiXen, may die,
u CHARLES G, Thompsoil
Joseph Cirooms,
All but Wilson We're stokers and boiler
al is thought probable that the list Of
dead luny be lengtheped,
,phe cause Of the explosion Is not known,
Several street car lines We're brought TO
d. sttlndstill for Il time for lack Of power,
hut other power housed We're llnstily con-
.nected, and the cars We're soon put lhso
operation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22

H. : ta- j + as - = ( ~
deceased had been here only Il fcw weeks.
and was engaged On experimenting tho
construction OF u barge ut tho sipyard.
DANViLLG, VA.-rhonlas Cllildrcss. a
white man. Is locked up III the city jail.
charged With tic murder OF Alec. Glenn
,cnts, cplorcu, Sunday afternoon.
1 here was bud feeling between tho
men. It IL expected that the evidence
To be brought out before the coroner to-
morrow morning will develop an ugly
cuse. ssrs55, E4iy5E I. 8 INV 5{5f ~ ii! IT. III
NORFOLK, Allowing to severe crit
,csm OF the police here for arlesting
struggling sailors and turning them over
reward alic police commissioners Tonight.
IN an effort to stop the practice, flbitcd
r. Ilt1AMS vA.-Jancs Halligun's store
was rop1cd last night of5between sl0O anu
500 worth Of goods. The thieves mad.
entrance By boring holes around the pan
sel OF the door. toadcd Mr.. alligrin's
guns and left one by the door. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
DWELLING BURNED.
The Mattaponi Nearly Frozen
Over-WeddingS.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
ETN4AI MILLS, VA. December 21.--J.
W. Latane lost his dwelling house by
fire few days ago. and all the contents
except a cooking stove, barrel of flour
and one piece of meat.
Miss Julia Arnold was married yester-
day to Mr.. George Anderson at 3 o'clock
at Bethel Methodist Church. Rev. ]. w.
Williams, the pastor. performed the GER
/, emony. s.E5
Tho Mattaponi River at Ayletts is near
gly frozen across, SO that nothing IN the
way of shipping can be done.
Cards are out announcing tho approach
ing marriage Of Miss Mamie Williams
Blake, OF Etna Mills and Mr.. Henry G..
Blake. son of l.. Napoleon Blake, Of
NIangohick. Tho marriage is to take place
December oath at 6 o'clock at Corintll
Christian Church. The brlde-elect is u
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Blake
and Is we'll known In King William So
cety.
Mr. n. Il. Campbell, who is very III, is
thought to DO IL little better. Mr.. Camp
bell Is In his scventy-ninth year.
There will be an entertainment at He-
bron Baptist Church on the 18TH ut 3
O'Clock The ladies' want to add an In
FAINT class room and baptlstry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
FREE CONCERTS.

our store will be open to all callers
every evening until 10 O'clock to Xmas
Day, You are cordially invited to call
and examine our Immense stock Of Zine
Pianos, Pianoas. Regnu Music Boxes,
tnnd many other Instruments Of the latest
musical novelties, including the most
wonderful Talking, Singing and Musical
Automatic Machine ever invented. THO
Victor.
Call and hear this wonderful 'ns1ru-
ment. We haveinow in stock 5000 lnde-
structiblc records, including all the latest
mp to-dnte Vocal and Instruments
Music Dialogues, Minstrel Jokes, &c. Wo
will be pleased to have you call 81
WALTER u. MOSES g. co.
l03 East Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
MEMS EXCITED.
Springs Into Lively Animation
at the Name of Wentz.
(By Associated press.)

-1=3'.I - Iby NSSOCIdtVUf Tc5s.J 10000
ASIIEVILIIE,5 N. c.; Dec. 2L-Charlcs
A. Eclms, who is chare<d With COM
plicity in the murder Of Alice Lamb,
at Pneville. Ky. and also as one Of
tho principal abductors Of Philadelphia
Millionaire Wentz. is still in Jail in this
city.
When seen to-day. Nclms lndiffcrcntly
admitted that he knew his brother and
Haynes were charged With completely In
the murder Of the Lamb woman. When.
asked II he knew that he was charged
with the alleged abduction OF Wentz, no
sprarg to his feet and vel,cmently denied
that he knew anything about Wcntz.
Officers are holding Nclms as Il tugi-
tive from jus ticc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
THE HOLLY AND THE
MISTLET0E# SUPPLY HERE

The Christmas tree, flanked py soouly
.pnnlles OF holly and mistletoe, Is be-
ginning to take It's accustomed place In
the markets. IL.
Therels at this season no moro inter-
cst,ny article than this aforesaid tree,
md ir Is receiving its full mead o. at
.tention. There are u plenty OF them, as
might be expected III view OF the Do 90,
nand, and they arc as green and as 5000
looking as .c;-er. Tho red berried holly,
In its FREQ and natural state or Wrousnt
into wreatlls. and other shapes IS also
here In profuslon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
JAPAN'S REPLY IS
NOT ULTIMATUM.
lBx Associated Prcss.l

(By Associated Prcss,)
s TOXIC, December ol.-Japan's reply to
Russia was handed to Baron DE Roscn
this afternoon, at a conference between
the Russian minister and Foreign Minis
Japan's reply Is In no way In the ma
ture Of an ulfimatum. but she asks Rus
sir to reconsider certain essential points
4 In her reply to Japan.
Baron De Rosen Is now sufficiently re-
covered to resume the negotiations,
Sixty military engineers have been dis
patched to Corcn TO replace the civil
telegraph operators attached to the jap
anese telegraph lines on tho Peninsula.
IT Is officially asserted that tho step taken
has no military Significance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
Numerous Conflicts,
lRy Associated Prcss.l

(By Associated Prcss.)
PARIS. Dec. 21.-A. dispatch to tho
lIavas Agency from Seoul. Corea says !:
Numerous conflicts have Occurred at
Chemulpo and Masampho between Japa-
lnese and Coreans inhabitants.
THE Japanese telegraph operators have
charge OF the line from Seoul to the
coast. Il
.irho possibility Of Japanese troops
landing to preserve order Is discussed,
but It would only be done With the con.
sent OF tho Russian government
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
YOUNG FULTON COUPLE
ELOPE TO NORTH CAROLINA

Mr., CORTLAND Lipford and Miss Empsie
C;nuldng, two young people Of Fulton,
elopcd Yesterday to Halifax, n. G., where
i,hoy were married, a telegram received
by the parents last night announced tne
fact and also stated that - couple
would return this morning.
MISC Gn,1ldIng is about nineteen years
OF ngc and is well known In Fulton.
Mr.. I.ipford is employed at the Rich
mond Cedar Works
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
TO SAVE JAMESTOWN.
Two Hundred and Fifty Citizens
TO Raise Necessary Amount. a
cinI IA The Times

Especial TO Tho Tlmes-Dlspatchl 2Ga5E
NORFOLK. VA Dec. 2l,7-A subscribe
ton list to be made IN BY ESQ or nlora
citizens has been started 70 save, ina
Jamestown Exposition. which needs al
urarter of n million dollars. tits believed
that tho new scheme will prove sslceess,s.
.ful and that the money will be raised by
the end Of the year, RI sssssA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
AUTOMOBILE ON FARM.
An Augusta Farmer Hauling
Fodder in Modern Vehicle,

(Specal to Tho Times Dispatch) 4ts
STAUNTON, VA, Dec, 2l.-Frank Rich
nrdson, who is charged with robbng the
IIarnsbergcr hardware store several
nights ago, Is improved Some Of tho
stolen property was found at his house.
The Board OF Supervisors of Augusta
county yesterday appropriated two thou-
sand dollars for the purpose of erecting
n bridge over Middle River at the Marsh
Mill ford.
That Augusta is up to date IN the farm-
ing line Is demonstrated by tho fact that
Mr.. George Chllds has been hauling his
fodder With an automobile,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
Christmas Holiday Rates,

Holiday EXCURSION Tickets VII! DO sod
to the public OIL December I'D, I'D. 2tta.
9stl. S0th, 3lst and January LIST ut one
and a third care between AZ Ghesapea 20
and Ohio stations; and at ono and ons-
third fare. plus twenty-five cents, to
soutl,ea stern Passenger Association terri-
tory, limited to January dth.
To students and teachers gong home
for the holidays, Oh presenting and sur
rendering to agent certificate Of presI-
dent, principal or superintendent Of n-
tstitution, the holiday tIckets Will be sold
on December 18th to oath. and limited
for return to January sth'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
PRIESTS ANNIVERSARY,
Rev, Father Lynch Quarter Q
Century in Service Of Church.
lspocInI to The TImes- pispatch,l

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch3
ROANOKE, VA, Dec. al,-Rev, Father
II. W. Lynch. pastor OF st. Andrews
Catholic Church. celebrated the twenty
fifth anniversary OF his ordination as n
priest to-day, He celebrated his mass
at 10 O'Clock with Father O'Rilcy. Of
Petersburg. as deacon; Father McVery,
OF Stanton, as suhdeacon, and Father
Waters, Of Richmond, master Of cerc-
monies IL
Catholic and Protestant friends present.
cd him with an elegant hall clock, tho
pupils of ST, Andrews schoolHa fine set
Of treaY[urY. IN N s.l., 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
Banks Consolidate.
(spcclal to Tho Times Dispatch

v -- lSpeclNI 10 TTIIS lIIHtF FIspH'E''' =
LOUISA, VA. Dec, 2t,--'rhe Board %
Directors Of the new Louise Cittzens RanS
Rank Of Louisa and Incl ease the stoek
Of that bank from $1,000 "a SIN 0O. 81
b Ii Is understood that proyislan Wa,
made for such OFFICIALS ~ malgGt ~ MI sa.1
ously affected by the collsellaa'l0A' 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
ITALIAN BALL.
Friends Of the Beneficial Society
to be Entertained January 9th.

,rln, italian beneficial Society Will en-
terrain their friends on the night OF jan
nary 9th ut II ball, to be given at Sanger
Hail. Tho affair promises ia be u COM
rlcto success. Tho committee in charge
embraces tho following: IL I3aldnccl, Il.
Alarchcttl, 4, Casci. a, Nlarchettl, G.
Canepil, T., l'oli ana y. L.eboo Prizes
will be given for the best lady and gen
tleman dancers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22

and Washington officials who ll,lve beer,
to Norfolk H. Tho interest OF the flames.
town precautionary celebration, They took
II, jamestown island Saturday and be-
Fore leaving for Washington Wished to
s.ae NotlitOMl1t lI. 80. 800 .Y..H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
OPEN DOORS.

Business Men Urged to Lock
Their Doors at Night.
During the past two months the police,
in making their rounds have found the
doors OF more than fifty business houses
open during the night.
( The chief OF police, calls tho attention
d OF tho business men to. the fact anu
urges them to uss more care In locking
their doors nfter business hours. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
Mr.. MCGOWAN Here.

CHILLY" MCGOWAN, the popular young
athlete. and well known business man,
who is now located i'll Florida, Is IN
Richmond for a few days stay. on his
way to his old home, In Washington,
where he will spend tho holidays.
Mr.. MCGOWAN is q Very popular young
man, and was kept busy yesterday shak-
Ing hands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
UNION TRUST COMPANY MI
TO RESUME BUSINESS
I'M .Associnte.I Prcsa.

.NssUtHlVtI ETFs''
BALTIMORE, MD. Dec. 2l,--Tho Hoard
Of Directors OF the Union Trust Company
which was placed in recelvedS' hands ab}lt
two months ago, to-day, DECIDED 4 o res
sumo business, IT Is announced that tho
courts will be asked tomorrow to dis
charge the receivers. The capita stock8o tS
the company Is sl,0Qo,V0o, resources about
81, 000, 0OV. fs$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
A Mistrial.

Especial to THE Iln,us-D lspatch.)
4 GREENSBORO, n. G., Dec. 2l.-Thc
suit OF Phlegur against Mendenhall re-
quilted III "a mistrlal to-day. Judge
ahlegar of virginia. executor Of Judge
Walter Staples. brought suit here for
valuable real estate. The trial occupied
for days of last week. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
Hobough May Recover.

George IIobough, OF King William
county, tho white farmer SO seriously shot
by a negro at West Point ten days age,
Is reported doing nicely at the virginia
Hospital, At first IT was thought that
his wounds would prove fatal, but there
lis now slight hope OF his ultimate re-
'coyery This alone can save the neck OF
his assalant, 1t Is said. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
I BAND CONCERT.

Battalion UrilI az Kcg 1L1[lr1[ e1 ID
Armory Tonight.
There will be q battalion parade and
band concert at the First Regiment Arm
Dry tonight, to which an imitation y ex-
tended the public. -,
All drills have been suspended until
January 4tll, 1904, so that the soldier boys
may take advantage OF the CHRISTMAS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
Thousands of Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect IL.

Atmosteve from
&
continue
lin III he dow ln 4 #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
Pickett's Men.

Pickett Camp, Confederate Veterans,
hold It's usual soclul session last night.
No business beyond that Of q routine ma
spent the hour In telling war stories and
poking fun at each other. as they delight
to do.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22

nEcd but in few days after taking your won
derful swump-Root l. began to feel better.
z. i was out OF health and run down generally;
had no appetite, wna dizzy and suffered with
headache most OF tho time. did not know
that my Kidneys were the cause OF my, trouble
But somehow felt they might be. and ] began
taking Swarnp-Iloot, us above stat ed There ia
such. q pleasant tasto to Swn mp Root. and It
OF the system. 1t Aus cured me, making mo
stronger and better n every way and choer-
fully recommend It to all sufferers.
VIZ Gratefully yours
I my hrs. A. 7. WALK Err,
:. rs West Linden ST., Atlanta, Ga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
IN
The COUNTY
Somewhat Of Revolution There
About the First Of the
Coming Year.
WELLF0RD's FAREWELL
Dog Question a Very Live One.
Supervisors Meet To-day for
the Last Time.

Imnortaut changes will be made In Hon
rico county within the early future, me
ancient County Court will go out OF ox-
i lstcnco after the next term, ana Cir-
cult Court with q new Judge VIII reign
IN It's stead. There will be but one clerk
or courts, and the familiar face OF Mr.
Z Broaddus will be seen no more. MI wen
denburg will take the place Of Mr.. Sands
rs Commemorative attorney, and Mr.
Todd will step In. while Mr. Braucr after
twelve years occupancy OF the treasuter,s
\ Office. stops out. a Number OF MINOR
changes In the way Of deputies. magls-
tratcs. etc.. will also BIO made.
In the Circuit Court of Richmond yes
terduy. Judge Wellford babe farewell 70
!, number OF lawyers gathered there l1e
has served thlrty-three years on the bench
and is now finishing his last term ~ the
city. lie made n short impromptua 'alR III
whlcl, llc said to the young men peiorc
him that lie WAS ready to faco ING ~
mighty. with his record, lie thanked .nn
legal fraternity here tor US eo'lS's ~
kindlincss 10 himself. llc announced thnt
Ills last worls on tho bench would come
Viii, Ills IIenrico term IN January
Judge Wexford was at the .;ourlIouss
Yesterday To- receive the qualifications OF
tho recently elected officers, Tho follow
Ing appeared before him; w. roau'
treasurer; $. y. Waddill, clerk; =, W,
ChIldrcy und Il. IT. Kemp commissioners
OF the revenue; W. B, Frnyser, ~ w
T,rownlng, Nv. G.. Saunders, anu y, w,
Barnes. supervisors; Simon Solomon
sheriff; T. III. Samuel constable; ana
Messrs, Conway. Litchheld Houston ana
yyurrincr, overseers of tho poor,
The last meeting of the present Hoarn
of s,lpcryisprs of the county VIII DO mel"
TO, dan The new board will begin Us
work in January, with two new mem
hers. Mr.. Barnes and Mr.. Saunders. me
Old members retained are Messrs. FfaSser
and Browning,
Damage to the extent Of about s2oo was
done early Sunday morning to the frame
ultho,,ses of Mr.. Thomas y. Bailey, near
tho River View Cemetery The fro y
supposed to have been Of incendlary orl-
gin, Web
Marriage licenses We're Issued yesler.
D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
.Congressmen at Yorktown.

Il YOKKToWN, VA, L'ec, al,-The United.
states g,,nboat "YanktOnl' under cont
n,and OF Iieutenunt Douglas, @ns hero
yesterday With g party of conglessmeA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22

misery. became weak, eInnclRted md very;
much run down had great difficulty ~ rs;
tanning my urine, and was obliged to pass SvatAe
Very often night and day. After had used led "A
sample bottle OF Or. Kilmer 8 Swamp Root.s
sent mo OH my request. L experienced relief and
i immediately bought OF my drug list two 5lerRaSL
bottles and continued taking It regular aai,s
pleased to say hat Swamp Root curea s
entirely. Il cur, now stand on my feet all day
without any bad symptoms whatever. Swamp
RIOT has proved Il blessing TO me-
M Gratefully yours. AZ
E I{e, vi i, MRS. e. AUSTIN
10 Nassau St.H Brook yn, N ~ .sSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22

nave q. sample bottle sent free By mall.
YOU afford ma tural help to Nature. for
and gentle aid to tho Kidneys that mas
,,ata,tc hit remember TIC name. Swamp
4 address, singhnmton. NJ ". on every
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22
Kidney Liver and Bladder remedy ~ 81
for EyervR d 7ms-DkPnch 0D1 n5Ye ST
Sample q


huma
"uSe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22

NOT only does Swamp Root bring new
lie and nctivity to the kidneys tho ca tH's!
Of the trouble bit BY strengthening the
kidneys It acts as n general tonic aid Food
for tho entire constitution 5 ii III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22

THE MILD and extraordinary effect Of
tho world-famons kidney and bladder
remedy, Swamp Root, Is soon realized. \
1T stands the highest for its wonderful
cures Of the most distressing cases. A
TRIAL Will convince anyone-and YOU may
4 In taking DR.. Kimer's Swamp Root
Swamp Root is the most perfect healer
ever been discovered Don't make any
Root, Or. 1lilmer's Swamp Root. and IL
I hottle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22

bed i was left with excruclatIng palms in my
buck which convinced mo that had q severe
kidney trouble. Ny physical condition. was
such that II had no strength and was all run
down - ~ ~. 5lN. , !,
vised MO to gvo Dr. ilmers Swainp-Root q
trial. rs. 9H .,,. !, ~
commenced to got relief. followed up that
bottle. with anothoran at w COMMISSION !, OF
strength returned and to-day am az we'll rs
ever. 548irt 4at s 553i ], =
NJ ~ business As that OF canvasser. an, on
nv feet a great deal OF the time, ard have %
use much energy IL getting around NY ~ c " -
ceedinEly gratifying to 4mc. Swamp Root IS
pleasant to take III.
49, - Mrs. Iii. N. HHliELlIR ne
20 Prospect ST. Lynn, Mass.
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makes
erh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22

Damage to the eXtont Of about $500 was
done early Sunday morning to tho frame
o,ltho,,ses of Mr.. Thomas y. Bailey, near
tho River View Cemetery. The flro u
to have been Of incendlary orl'
u ..--..- .----L --L--A- K. y. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22

Marriage licenses were Issued yesler-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22

1 ID MRS. 5lr. N. WHEELER.
20 I Prospect ST. Lynn, Mass.
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10. Nassau ST. BROOKLYN !. y !: .$f,' \
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-18
WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

]
a farewell social and concert will be
given In the Sugar ward westinghouse
Friday evening, Feb. 20 IN honor of
Elder j. David Larson, who leaves a
week later for the scandinavian mis-
sion. On this occasion the following
program will be rendered
Selection go. =. g.. ...... Choir
Prof. J. ]. Daynes Leader.
Invocation. ,......, u.,.,
Selection .,-,........, L. OF U. quartet
RecitatiOn..r., 80. ,...HugO Anderson
Solo. .... Pupil of Nine. Swenson
Recltatlon..'.,..r - ".,Lillie Hunter
heInarks..,. s,,.ss ,s.,,. 400.
Contralto-bass duet, Harp OF the
Winds, Miss Bessie Gudmun-
.,,.,. >, ..son and j. David Larson
Ten minutes intermlsslon,
Selectlon.... .., ... 49,. Choir
Prof. ]. ]. Daynes, Leader
Remarks ..a.... s.s...s. ,.......,.,
Humorous recitation, 0, Spence Squlres
Solo, when Spring is Here" 49,.
...., .. y. Miss Minnie Gallagher
Recitation"" go. .."",.B. w. Ashton
ltemarkis s,s..s,... ..s.s..., ..,.,,.,
Piano Mandolin duet. 400. 80.
., MRS. and Mr.. DR.. Chas. Stewart
Prof. ] ], Mcclellan accompanist.
Elder John p. Horne, soon to depart
on d mission TO Germany win be ten
dered q farewell party IN the Farmers
ward westinghouse on Friday evening,
Feb, 20 lat which time the following
program will be repdered:
Duet !. s.. Misses Norma and
..... :. Baulah Woodruff
Recitation ..... Miss Lille McFarlane
Piano SELECTION. Miss Hottie Whitney
Male quartet. vDhddy."......n
WIN D. Phillips, /. Vincent,
.s.,...Jos. Winter o. b. Evans
Recitation,... Mrs Il Role c. Snow
Solo. 80. . . Miss Edith Grant
Recitaton.. -. -. Mercie Bywater
Solo. .a...l,, Mr. VIII Shepherd
Piano selection. Miss Bessie Brooks
Duet. Misses Leland Clayton and
... 80. - =. =, !. =, Emily Larson
Solo. -. ..,.! ,.Mr. John Erickson
Recitation j. ..,Miss Josephine Morris
Solo..... e. ..Miss Judith Anderson
solo,. Mr. Alvin Smith
Song" 49,. =, ..,l Earl Whitaker
Duet. Messrs. Noal and Wood Pratt
Remarks. .o.... Departing missionary
BenedictiOn.