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The Savannah morning news., 1903-01-02
Petroleum Goes Up.

Corsicana, Tex, Jan. 1.-The Pipe
Line Company has posted a bulletin
advancing, crude petroluem of light
grade from $1.01 to $1.06 per barrel.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-01

TIE fist annusl rsnnion Of "a
Golden cry Rsurioa Associsuou
viii Be hsld On Saturday. October
80, igo5 This rsunien i far ~
soldisrs 81 the rivi' war; wheihss
ihsy nofs he biss o. ibs gfsy. end
heir older conrases uho fouzht u
tbs var uah Mexico. and aisoihei,
yoangsr oomrs5ss Of he spsnn.
Americas VIZ, - vel - 80 rt-
zeus who have lived ~ Masopri
twenty years. 4 fus psgzTsm Ess
been prepared, Congresses ~. Z.
Benion, Senator John e. Mcghey
and osher good speakers nM &c
preseat and deliver addratrx 90
propriate ioT he orczson ana )
general good time vii oe has.
TIE Frisoo systsa has ma . fafs
Of oae and q bird fare for ihs
round TIP, hcksss o. safe a. ua-
tons Oct S g.ro, win rrtarn l
O9L y. and Ne Invite raybsz,
10 genre ard zee TIE bzgsss reunon
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-01
OPERA DRUG AND
RAKCET STORE.
0. ,. HICKEY, FFOptistef
Opera House Bldg. Rich HllI, Mo.

Mn@
capt. G. D, Winehell has so far
recovered IS 10 be able to walk out
come,
Mrs. J. 6. Lane is reported bet
ter at this writing with hopes that
she may get up again.
County court is in session this
week as a court Of appeals on chang
ing Of assessments for ,axaiion.
Ms. p. Z. Long, sf kspssse itY,
after a few days visit 10 Rich Hill
friends returned TO her home yesleF-
day,
Rev. &c. Kirk, pastor OF the NJ
T. Church at Hume, passed through
this city last Monday on his way to
District Conferences at SareoNIe.
. splendid line Of BOOKS, eOem.
and Fiction, beautiful bindings
good paper, clear type, a, loves
prices. Just the thing to buy 70
holiday presents. Come and SCI
for yourself
Special coloniss rates 80 Cali
IoTala and ,as aaRaSsis, ticket
"a sale via the NJ. q, T. Ry,Ssp'
Il TO Nov. 80, ssS.oo San Fran
cisco. Los Angeles aud interms
date points, $4,000 to Portland
Tacoma and other eoas, points
gas.So 20 SP9ksas spd inferno
diate points.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-01
SPRAaUE.

The p~r0trncfel meeiing has con-
unned one week with fair sucoesa
We had a spiendId sermon ~ u "a.
NJ. Sunday ON conversion. aud an
other good prrfno sunday Blaht.
And what good music. that h what
I ike 20 hear. Meeting aii this week.
We were told there was church NJ
the ~. r. Church. south. sundny
night: aud a good sermon preached
from The first verse u the nrst chap
ter and the first verse ~ she secoDd
chapter Of Genesis The young folks
about my size. mHde c~onsideruble
racket Ia the south end % the church
but ! don't think they Tnfant my
hnrm. but hope they WI do better
next time.
We shw mack Klssick IN Our town
Saturday night Wonder ie has
10 come all the way from Rich Hin
10 get shaved.
Geo. Arnold was IN Kich Hm sat
urlay. 80 was Mr.. Wcadon and
wife and Fern snnHer.
Mr.. +. g. Ward IL giving his boIae
a coat Of paint.
We an going 10 have a bran new
preacher at the N; T. Church next
Sunday.
Kelso's livery barn l. quite a ways
from his house It seems 10 me. Lets
make a change.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-01
REAYLEY.

Uncle Johnnie Long Is quite sick,
The old gentleman lives alone and i
dependent ON his Reighbors for care.
A dance at Dick ThompsOn's sat
urday night.
Andrew Wilson, Jr, came home
from Nevada 20 spend sunday with
his parents aud friends.
Jake Engleman aud Charlie Tour
tillott Of Rich Hfll, were out our way
on a hunting trip Sunday.
young gentleman Of our neigh.
borhood whQ j. How m the west,
although not on a hunting trip, has
found a dear and there i 10 be a
wedding Christmas. 50 a little bird
told us.
Miss Minnie Thompson spent sun
day at shObe the guest Of Miss Lo-
duna King.
Ars. Wilson Zelnor has Joined her
hushandnt Council Grove. Kansas,
where he T. running a hardware and
grocery store.
Mr.. Jones and family visited ncla-
tives In Itch HAl sunday.
Miss Maude Griggs dined with
friends at Metz Sunday.
ErEEK.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-01

LONEOAK.

Monroe Laskey was helping Mace
Hedge put up some hay one day last
week. c. C. Pitchiord was also put
ting up hay IN the bottom last week.
Henry lee aud Geo. Booth have
been blowing the past week for corn
next year.
Almost everybody Is through SOW
Ing wheat aroundh here. Some o. the
earlier sowing 3 uRsndlooking hne.
chas. Merritt and Guy Laccoaroe
put In last week hauling wood TO
Butter.
Gus GLAND was In Rich Hnl last
Thursday on business.
Chas kienberger and family were
Butler visitors last Friday.
Chas. Klsner and Joe Lee wene
doing some logging from tie JQhu
starr tract 81 land hast Fnday.
NHf PLow noV.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-01
The Missouri BoOkin Germany


The Missouri volume to be issued
by the Missouri Worlds Fair Com
mission has attracted attention every
where. SIR. Richter, a distinguish
ed newspaper man Of Leipsig, Ger
many, writes to the Missouri Com
missions;
II am Informed that the govern.
ment Of Missouri will issue 2 book
about the agricultural and soc ial
conditions Of tbat state to distribute
among Worlds Fair visitors.
Would it no, be possible to receive
one Of The books in Leipsig as soon
as issued' would write for my
journals special articles upon its
o%on,ents, giving the prevailing con-
ditions in Missouri wide and cor.
rect publicity. Fan willing to pay
all expenses aud hope to receive q
favorable reply.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-01
About Our Pennies

A cent is a little thing, but IN the
aggregate it is mighty. We speak
o. the copper cent" but it is not
entirely copper. It's composition Is
IS per cent copper, 3 per cent tin
and ? per cent zinc. That alloy is
in reality bronze, and the official
name of the cent is "brOnzs."
There used 20 be a copper cent. bu,
an acr disseminating its coinage was
passed in 1857. For even years
Gs57-IS64) we had a nickel cent,
end up to Iss5 a copper half cent.
No mora cents are to be made by
the Philadelphia mint for at least a
year, unless a special order is issued
BY The treasury. In the last five
years 1000 600 "pennles" have
been shipped from the mint to var
ious parts ofthe country. Between
July :, 1909 and June I 1903. So,
500 1000 bronze cents we. e coined.
The total number of oents coined
since the mlnts geys established. ia
1898, Is 4,aSI,I4I,s9s. Coinags
was suspended in 1919 and IS.4.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-01
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion 81 the
ear. There Is only one way 20 cure
deafness, and that Is by e%onstltu
tlonal rmedies ncainess Is caused
.Oy am innaned condition Of the mn-
cous lining q the Enstachlan Tube.
when this tube Is Unframed you have
a rumOllng sound OF Imperfect hear.
ing, and when e Is entiply elosd,
poainoss 8 the Daalt aud unless the
Inflammation can H. taken out and
this tule rastord TO its normal con,
dlulon, hearing wiz tr DESTROYED
lon,ver; nine eascs out ol ten an
caused rs Catarrh. which Is nothing
but a lnhamcd condition oi tbs
mucous servicos
Ne Will give one hnndrA9 nollar
Tor ans see ~ nssfnoSs lcauzed b
eatarrhD that caanot bc capd by
Halls catarrh CARE SIND for cir
culars. irS
r. J.. CHENEY 4 CO roledo. .
Sold hy druggists sc
! Halls Family rns ag0 the besh
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-01

Chicago Centennial, Sept. z6 70
as, return Oct. S, one fare for the
round trip via the NJ. o. r. Ry.
Mrs. K. J. Lislon came up from
Rich Hjll Wednesday night to VISIT
her parents. S. MeOlotblin and
wife. - Pleussnton Enterprise.
We call special attention 10 the
I'd Of {. r. Beard, the suctioneer,
in another column. Those who
know Mt. Beard know him 10 be
as good at the businessas the very
best.
Get your bats from Miss Ida
Crabb, the most popular trimmer
10 the county. You will find Der
Al the Bazaar with d full line Of
Millinery refdy TO suit your taste,
style OF purse. Largest stock.
lowest prices, aud an endless vari.
ely to choose from.
Rev. W. -. Chancellor Of this
eitl, 6as elected moderator Of the
Kansas Ciy Presbstery At the meet
ing held at Ccnterview last week.
We congratulate the Rev. gentle
man on bis preferment, and the
Presbytery on their selection OF so
worthy and esiimable a presiding
officer.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-01
KEITH

Ror Graves arrived home Tuesday
from Denver. Colorado. uhfre hs
has hfen igr sremi m0ntis
Mr. shaken Azsr b. visiting some
~ the good propl arornd hern
Gives them . fhIiy Visit.
J. A. Borron. ST.. g no honts ROW
from F0sier. wier 81 bad baea f0r
two weeks IN charge M hs son AF-
thurs store
Miss Louise swarf1, who hns iEen
visiting Mis- Hgiia HhTsr ths past
week. hft for ieF home near Mound.
VIE Tuesday.
We started 20 town Saturday
dnaseed IN cur sumaier gagh bot b.
fors We got baek bone We werr
wishing for winter wraps.
Mr. and Mrs Ien OgBe seiuruul
Tuesday fn0m thelr Kansas City
vislt.
james BORON uief with a yFgy
paIuiBl and serious accident Tbnrs-
dag while enfungcom with tie corn
cutter. got part % bis little anaer
on hls left haad torn on. James has
n VERY sore hand Dr. HuIest dress
ed the torn finger Ls1eky 81 wns no
worse.
Gales sons weFr haullHg coal
from q burg last week Gates
Cab win ~ longer and come every
week ~ be- WIN have ssch good fires
20 sit by this winter
The school directors are having a
wei drIIed az the Keith ahool
house. They have a eistern. hat the
water gets rather stale between
schools. ani they want 20 hare
fresh water hereafter.
We have about giFe % getting 10
eat any of dus Hm's watermeions
How about IT, Mr.. Sprague serTbeg
Mr.. Hke-summers and family viii
move to Green county. near Spring
held. this week They WI 20 tbr0
by wagon.
VIA Wheatley l. having his resi-
dence beautide1 by a coat 81 paint.
J. H. Boron found one q hls val
liable cows dead Ia cue pasture. and
suppOsss IL was shot By some hunt
er. Hunters cannot Be too careful
how they handle their guns. Wonk
ike TO hear Of persons i~uiuring
stock in such a way having 70 pay q
heavy fine.
Some 81 the farmers have their
wheat sOwed and coming up. and
some are waiting for thai refreshing
shower that has been threatening
fpr several days
We failed 10 se any irost sunday
morning, and we got 8p befory
breakfast too- before old Sol had
time To she'd his bright rays
SUNSHINE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-01
NoTICt Of fIxM SFITIfMENI.

given g. OBJ ervs
ii1rs sal steers ~iErerssteti On the
estate 81. BatS aeeea=
ed ts1f 3 Nalsss Hele Haies xec
aH1H as s estate ntenf % make
asaf taseoG 40 the next
term ~ ta Bates Cgauv Pr1bafe
EBlrt E ~ 1aate - M4
1L - el sf HHr M
"a ue Wae Ns
MaE BH1EE Bates
EreentrfN
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-01
VALLEY Hawkins

TUESDAY, September "a, at But;
leg, Missouri, occurred the wedding
Of Z. Z. Hawkins aud Miss Maad
VALLEY. The groom, Mr Haw-
kins, while he has been here only
about Two years, has won a hos, Of
friends Ia his capacity as mea.
ageg at ,ae B. r. Blaksr s
Co. lumber yards AZ this
place by his genial spirit and
accommodating ways, while the bride,
Miss VALLEY, the daughter Of our
Postmaster. A. &, VALLEY. is one
OF the most popular young ladies OF
Amsterdam and surrounding eoun,
NY tbs ENTERPRISE Joins ther
many friends in best wishes and a
happy married ~hte.-Amslerdam
Enterprise.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-01
HOW TO Make Money.

Agents Of either sr Should to-daT
write Marsh Manufacturing Co, ~
Lake Street. Chicago, Tor cuts and
particulars % their handsome Alum
mum Card Case with your name rn-
graved ON IL and fllei with loo Cali
inc or business Cards Everybody
orders them. Sample Case and LOO
Cards, postpaid. 49c This Case and
loo Cards ntau at = cents You
have only TO show sample q sAuE
an order. SeEd AZ once tor cas-
aud t0l cards or send Sle for leo
cards without case.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-01
The Seven Ages Of Man

are % iudisputable interest; so are
all the Katy" publications pertain
ing To conditions In the great south.
west We aEe mady aaa willing "a
sehd Yop these pamphlets on ne
oelpt 81 two-ceut stamp % prepay
postage. Address
ilGEORGE NORTON, q =. a T A.
NJ X. & T.. R'y.
Suite r, ST. Louis Ma
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-01
Cheap Hscarsloa TO ,he south

ON Oct. loth the Kansas City
Southern Ky. (PoB Arthur Route)
will run a cheap excursion from
Kansas City sne Al stations ~ Ms
sour sud Kspsas &c t.ske Charles,
Shreveport, beaumont aud Pon
Arthur. The rate Tor the roead
uup will be $1,000. limited 10 a.
days irom date OF sale, good 10 stop
over on goiag trip a. all points on
route, provided final destination Is
reached inside OF Is days from date
Of sale. This exceptionally low
rate, together with liberal stoPoysr
privileges allowed, should insure =
gFsa, crowd, especially in view OF
the lac, ,bal this is she most dslgbI.
fol season Of the year 10 visit The
Southland. Similar low rates Vii.
probably be placed IN saeSt irom
points north and east Of Kansas
CITY. ASK your ticket SCENT
Every effort will be made by lhs.
Company 10 seSare TIE safety an.
comfort OF lis patrons An inqair
les relative TO desirable location.
10 visi, or other attenuation viii .
ehesrlullY furnished Address sithe
is. G.. Warner, G, p. y T. 4.
liz T. Raeslsr, r. 4. s l. A. os .
n. Monis, T. r. A., Kansas CHS
Me-"
Respectfully,
5, 6. Warner.
l 4, Z. q I, a.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-01

tHeff na Ae preaching Sc lhe
Walnut strsrt 81 Church nesf
sunday 81 d q p. and s p. a. ~
CHE p1stof
supdaY School az osts a. M
laaior League st so p. M.
Epwctih League az y p. ~.
Prayer meeting Thursday $3.50.
Gas. e. IAuEs. Psstor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-01
MANAGER

We desire 20 employ q trustworthy
lady o. gentleman 60 manage pRF
business la this County auQ adtntn-
ing territory. NuF hnuN j. well and
AT0Eapiy known
$4,000 straight Cash Salary
aud ALI Expenses paid Each
Week by check aireNt from bead
quarters EXpcn& mnney advanced.
previous cAfpriencc unrsessnU.
position permanent Address
Ib0NAs j. COoFKR Manager,
loto Caxton nuhdiar. CHNAgo. ffI-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-01

Thers wai Be preaching s~ervics
next saa5ag at ~ q. M. and 5
.r RI.
Prayer msstnz Tharsday 8 pm
sundag Sehogl a. 9fs q. "a.
Jaaor EasavoT atsp. ~.
ns5r EnaesYog a. > N.
W. r CHAvcELIom,
PaSfor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-01

Special excursions to Colorado,
Utah and South Dakoia, via the
No. P. Ry Tickets on sale daily
Jane Ist to Sept. 5oth- One fare
plus $500 for the round trip.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-01

| LOCAL BRIEFS.

Rev. Silvius has removed with
his family TO Adrian.
Gabe was in town Tuesday with
his ''gab" for the Review.
Geo vandybe, Of H%anisony,lle,
was on our streets Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. Wilde has built him a
new barn on his premises on East
Maple st.
Mrs. +. w. Benedict returned
yesterday from an extended wish IN
Colorado.
Some private money to loan on
good real estate security -GEo. p.
HvoKEBY.
DuvsIl has gloves, caps and
shoes for the cooler weather lha, is
coming.
Go TO Duvalls Rackei Store fog
pens, pencils. slates, ink, envelopes
and tablets OF al kinds.
Miss Florence Heylman and
Grandma Cook visited The family
Of Hold Cook at Butler, Monday.
Sup,. Kennedy, Of the water
works, has returned from Carthage
much improved by careful home
nursing.
J. Lee Porter, Railway Mail
Clerk, came in from Kansas City
last week for q few days visit with
mis- family.
ST. Louis Fa,r, tickets on sale
Oct. to =, return limit Oct. ~.
one fare round trip via the NJ. o.
r. Ry.
The G, A. Il, Boys will meet at
the Odd Fellows Hall Wednesday
right, Oct. 18th. Boys don't forget
the date.
Duvall sells cigars, tobacco, can
dy, buggy whips, tinware and
soaps. Done forget him when out
shopping.
The bates esuntY Sunday School
Association will hold its annual
convention at Butler, Friday. Octo.
Der 10Th.
Mr.. Willis Crsbb is visiting his
daughters, Mrs. r. b. Noble and
Miss RACHEL at Burlington juno
don, No. this week.
Kansas City Karniysl, Oct. Z
to 10, ticket on sale via the NJ. o.
z, Ry, Sass ioE tie sound triP,re.
turn limi, Oct. u.
Rev. {. G. James, Of the Walnut
street AZ. Z. Church, attended Dis
triet conference at Sareoxie this
week and will return to day.
S3.oo round trip to Kansas City,
Oct. 6. account Priest Of Pallss pa
rade, tickets good on all regular
trains via the Mo. Pae.
Mrs. II. 6. Embrse and family
leh ior Henrietta, Ind. Territory,
last Monday to Join her husband and
make that their hone hereafter.
Rev. Guy Moore and wife return.
cd 10 their home at Nashville, Mo.
Thursday after a few days visit ,c
Rich Hill relatives and friends.
Bieh Hin Lodge a, T. . a. NJ
: met Monday nigh, and conferred
, the sublime degree Of a master ma
son on a proficient fellow craft.
. international Live Stock Expo
%sitiou, Chicago, Nov. as to 90, in
elusive, return Dec. =, one far.
plus $50 for the ,ound tnp, "a
: the n. Q. T. BY,
Ladies don't fail to cali At tn.
Bazaar and look AZ the beautiig
new patterns in Dress goods, Was.
ings, aud Skirts. AL entirely ne'
!. and ee TO aa.s,
Mn. A. c, Kuhn aud her daugl
ter, Mrs. n. G. Speaker, wen,
Nevada yesterday upon word II
eeived that Horace Kuhn VI
very low and would probably nj
y live long.
New goods arriving daily at N
BaaEar. No time to stop and Wi.
. about oar spee,alties. Just call an
see them in all lines, Dry good
q Millinery, Ladies Shoes, Core
~ and all kinds Of school supplies.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-01
MORPHINE.
Why Remain a Slave When fOu
Can Be Cared at Home.

An absolute. permanent and pain
less home cuP for Morphine, Cocaine
Iaudanum. Opium aud other drug
habits L. guaranteed those following
instractlons. our treatment h very
simple aud can be taken without the
knowledge or assistance OF other
persons. We 90 not detain you from
business and each case neceives IN
dlvidunl treatment from an e1pcr-
fenced nerve specialist Relief Il I'm.
mediate. Appetite Is restered az
oncc and sieep tseomes normal At
the beginning Of the treatment We
Ustoe the nervous and physical
syatems Go their natural conditions
because We ntmove the causes q tn
disease,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-01
rRrE Tw,Al rREATNENr

showing the perfect support our
reu,edy gives win 10 sent on reQnesti
CdundentiAl correspondence espee'
Tally with phgaicsanss solicited
write today for our free book which
gives our ~reicrcnoca, terms, etc,
MANHArrAS THERArevrn Ass 81
Dept. h., mas broadway, New
yoTk1ty,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-09

progressive increase of crime and lawless-
ness. The subject is one of universal inter-
est and general comment, and it is surpris-
ing that lawyers convention should not
mention it, The people have right to lock
to the legal profession TO point out the
probable cause for such a condition and
suggest remedy. The laws are for the
yers. Most Of our legislators are lawyers,
as are all of our judges. They, If anybody,
should have an intelligent opinion regard
ing the cause of the increase of crime and
be able to suggest a remedy.
There is a growing opinion among lay
men that the evil referred to is largely due
to lawyers themselves. In so far as it is
due to laws that favor criminals, to lax
administration of justice, to the multipnca-
ton Of avenues of escape for criminals by
changes of venue, appeals, new trials and
to the tricks and delays of the law by
which justice is baffied. handicapped, tired
out and defeated-in as far as the increase
Of crime and OF lynching is due TO these
causes, the responsibility is on the profess
sion that makes, CONSTITUTES and administers
the laws. The reforms in our judicial sys-
tenn and procedures advocated by Judge
Palmer might be beneficial, but they would
be insignificant compared with one that
would insure the prompt trial and convlc-
ton and speedy punishment of all GRIM
inals of whatever class. In his address be-
fore the Bar Association Judge Palmer re-
ferred to that justice which is guaranteed
by the Constitution" He did not remind
his hearers, as he might have done, that
the Constitution says, Justice shall be adj
ministered speedily and without delay"
and that the delays and miscarriages in the
enforcement of criminal law are mainly due
to lawyers and judges who forget that So
ciety has rights as well as criminals. With
justice better guaranteed to society, and
with better laws more strictly enforced,
there would be less crime and less lynch
ing.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-09

The trustees of the will of Cecil Rhodes
nation OF college authorities and intending
candidates for Rhodes scholarships in the
United States. copy of which has been
received by President Bryan, of Indiana
University, who Is chairman of the COM
mittee on selection of the Rhodes scholar
ship candidates for Indiana. The first cleo
ton of scholars in the United States under
the bequest will be held between February
and May. 1904. and the elected scholars will
commence residence in October. A qualify
ing examination will be held in each State
and Territory or at centers which can be
competitive, but is intended to give assur-
ance that all candidates are fully qualified
10 enter on a course OF study at Oxford
University. 1t will. therefore. be based on
their requirements for the first public ex-
animation exacted by the university from
each candidate for degree. The Rhodes
scholars will be selected from candidates
who have successfully passed this exami-
nation One scholar will be chosen for each
State and Territory TO which scholarships
are assigned. IL has been decided that all
scholars shall have reached at least the
ognized degree-granting university or col
lege OF the United States. Scholars must be
unmarried and citizens of the United States
between nineteen and twenty-five years OF