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The National tribune., 1903-04-09

NOR SALE-so ACRES OF LAND, VERY GOOD
II quality, IL miles from Columbus, Ohio Land
here worth $50 to 500 per acre: house; good WELL
fine June grass and timothy; Il of wheat; posses
sion any time Price 500. Samuel Spicer, Patskala,
Licking Co., Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

YUyOwN PROPERTY FOR SALE IN GOOD
Il town of 700 population; good schools; good
churches bargain if sold once For particulars,
address A. Underwood, Agra, Kan.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

IIYANTED-MEN. WOMEN, BOYS, AND GIRLS,
will you work evenings for me at focts per hour:
So send me 10 cts for set of samples and full fnstc-
tons Tins is no fake, 80 write to-day to C. F. Clarke,
Agent. Leroy. n. Y.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

T1OR SALE-A SMALL FARM OF 30 ACRES. IN
II good repair; good buildings; good water; good
neghbors- viii just suit some wanting small
farm cheap. This farm had some gold discovered
on it while digging well. Any interested in min
ing will do well to call on or address Zba NJ Lane,
Swan Greek, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A TTENTION, PHYSICIANS!i-BEST LOCA-
"A ton in the West for practicng physician with
drug store in connection Live growing town, main
line railroad; large range country practice and trade:
other physician within 10 miles; good building, built
expressly for the purpose for sale cheap: full par
lars application 5. W. Sedgwick, T. NJ, Pukwana,
Brtile Co.. :. Oak.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

NTANTED-ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND Gus
w TONERS to buy the Edison Home PhOnograph.
The best music and at all prices Comrades get talk
ing machine. Write for particulars. Address b. F.
Barras, Arnold, Pa
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

ENOR SAIE-BEAUTIFUL 20 ACRE TRACT In
II the suburbs of Washington; six miles from the
Catol half cleared: on Telegraph and County road
hardwood park fronting on road for building site.
Price $50 per acre, half On time to suit. Jordan Rich
artson, Anacostia, d. G.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

L,INE IMPROVED FARMS AND WILD LANDS
y sold ON easy terms cheaper than you rent in
the East Write to-day for particulars. Also Canada
lands IS TO $40 per acre. In famous Saskatchewan Val
ley. Thompson Land Co., Page, Cas- Co., n. OAK.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

II ETTERS OF INQUIRY ANSwERED-ALL,
IL kinds-California lands, climate, etc Inclose
enough postage stamps to cover cost of same. s.
Beckom. WestpoEt, Mendocino Co., California.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

NOR SALE-I6o ACRES IN CASS Co. MINI
First class land; TO under cultivation: land
crossed by pure stream of water. Three stores three
schoOlhouses, one church close by; good climate;
natural grass country; best stock and dairy country
in the Northwest. Ternrs. so per cash. J. A.
Gliberg Ellis Mimi.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

(toME WHERE IT IS PLEASANT TO LIVE.
~ a few thousand dollars will b1iy yeu q home in
thriving southern California Residence and ac-
csSories thereto with Is of Land: private pump
ing plant for irrigation: 900 fll bearing trees-Ieaeh
pear, apricot and olive; 5tuo Plants blackberry straw
berry ioganberry and dewberry. You not mis- it.
Terms reasonable. For iuil particulars address Box
Us san Jacinto. Riverside County. Cal.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

THoR SALE-e-ROoSt HOUSE AND BARN eixso
l. Feet Acre OF ground. nicely located. five church
es, one same block house; large graded school
house across the corner: good WELL good cis;ern on
premises Can on or address W. K Farbank, Dodge
Center, Mimi.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

NOR SALE-DoUBLE HOUSE AND TWO LOTS
E in best mining town in Pennsylvania. Also 25
acres ofland. For information address H. NJ. Rhoads'
Treyorton, IA.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

LNOR SALE OR TRADE-A GOOD FARM OF
- 132 acres among the hills of Gala County, Ohio.
Mostly in grass; good orchard. good buildings, good
wfier and plenty of H. just the place for stock will sell
all part. Price reasonable. Call or address j.
T. Mooney, Swan Creek, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

TONES IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.-FOR
reliable information about them, send five cents
postage to r. c. Brnkerhoff, Riverside, California.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09
POST ELECTIONS.

pANK AND FILE POST. a4o, MILWAUKEE
HI wis.-CoIn-, Albert Biehti; S.N.c., Peter solo
JUNEAU; I've, Fred PcYini:lIn; q NJ Ferdinand
Atii:egsges; Ciispain. Edward canay an: AdJt Bern
hard l;ueiiR;s; q. d., Wan. Wacgnutt g Fred Lei
::.an surg. Chas Schessow; S.M., Peter srassburger
Q.M.S,. MN. Graf
Rank and File OUTPOST, Muske;o Wis-chairlnau
James Malia Sec and Treas. John e. Sciinet
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

I.NOR SALE-o- ROOM HOUSE IN NICE r. r.
IL town of 500 inhabitants. Two nice lots two els
terms, cellar, wood house. summer kitchen. garden
shade fruit Title clear. Price 500 Address s5s Indi
ana Ave-. Indianapolis Ind.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

w ANTED-The whereabouts OF John J. Thompson,
w who left Arlington, Mich, in 1853 or "a. The
last heard of him at Trycopee station, Michigan
Southern r. r., Ind Started from there to Oregon with
drove of horses Spring of 1858 81 He would be
now e.. would be very thankful 10 hear from him or
of lin. 7. G.. Thompson, Sprin,vRle Cal.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09
FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

E,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-THREE LOTS
II Topeka, Kan; one Florida lot; Goa. and oil land
Tennessee: 90 ArtTto mining stock; 800 shares Sp
Stock 800 shares senator stock: 800 shares Trinity
River stock; 400 shares Pioneer Stock 100 shares Little
Maid stock; 100 shares Creole stock: 800 shares Black
Wonder stock; 600 Independence OH stock. II. Chad
wick, Penacook, n. II.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

IHOR SALE-FOUR FINE RESIDENCE LOTS
IL in Salt Lake City, Utah. This city has popua-
ton Of 5000 and is growing rapidly. Ii is railroad
center for all States and Territories of the Rocky
Mountains. Address T. L. Potter, Lansing Mich
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

L EARNY POST, 81, DEPARTMENT OF PENN.
IN syirania; FraDkford, Philadelphia Com. Matt
+. Kippax; S-Y:c., i: Mcconnrie: i've. Henry
Gentry: Adjf. W. J. Duryea; z. NJ, Harvey Miller;
Chaplain, Albert johnson: surg Fernando w Stearne
Cd. Aienzo Myers: O.G., Frank Holden; Is. Abra-
ham Moore: O.S.. Josiah Steele
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

pOOkS.--Ihe Ciyii War the Border. Complete
- account of all engagements great and sDiaii and
of all Marches retreats and petitions west OF the Mis-
sisspp. TWO vois octave, 95y fully illustrated
Price S. Address the author, WILEY ERlTTON,
Springfield. No.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

NATIONAL TRIBUNE BOOKS
For every 81 spentNwith THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE,
of Washington d. C., 10 the purchase of these books
the purchaser Is entitled make one guess in the
great for 900 prizes-ten thousand dollars the
first prize Bee first page for details of guessing
iest-a legitimate method Of sharing profits with
patrons.
NEW BOOKS.
Statesmen and Orators. Six Vols Cl0ti,...... $500
Official History Of L. s. CLOTH. ............ go
Life OF Mckinley. silk back................. 800
ROOSEVELT BOOKS.
Administration. Civil Service. 2oe pages Cloth. 20
Hunting Trips the Prairie 25S pages Cloth. so
War of Isg. Part l. 20 pages Cloth. so
War Of 1872. Part ii. :57 pages Cioth.....--.. 80
Winning, OF the West. part I. :8S pages. Cloth. 80
Winning of the West. Part ii. 81 pagea. Cloth. 80
Winning of the West. Part ILL., 80 pages. Cloth. so
Winning OF the West. Part w. 365 pages. Cloth. 80
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Winning OF the West. Part VI 295 pages. Cloth. 80
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
Who Goes There. Cloth. 10
Friend With the Countersgn. Cloth 1.jO
AndersOnyille. BY John McEIroy. Leafhereite- 80
81 and shorty" In Stone River Campaign.
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The National tribune., 1903-04-09

YOUR CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY! OFFER
l. at private sale my Touring, meal and feed mill
situated ON railroad Mt Armstron Mills, Ohio, in thick
~ populated inefgrain growing district Plenty work
10 keep mill running steady. New and doing splendid
work. Terms easy. For full information write C. W.
Armstrong, Armstrong; Mills, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

A BIG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FRUIT GROWER
"A one year, Farm, Field and Fireside 10 weeks
Islander SIX months, and Hopp's Calculator, together
worth SIS, Will be 50 if taken before
May. Wheeler's supply Company, Catawba Island,
Ohio. .
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

TILL FARM OF s. ACRES GOOD LAND
L mostly improved: handy to church. school, post
Office and store; 10 miles from railroad. Price 81 800
For particulars address Amanda AOrriston, Mineral
wells Wood County, W. Va.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

NOR SALE-FARM OF 15s ACRES IN EASTERN
Il part of Ross Co., O. Also farm of 100 acres same
locality. Also other farms. Call address L. ].
Freeman Tucson Ross County, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

OLIVER DOLLAR AND SIR WALTER RA-
- leigh Poatoes si.25 busbei; good large sized
tubess; just what is needed for planting give good
retntas; also Few bushels of Extra Early Eurekas
introduced two years ago by Mauie and Burpee Of
Philadelphia also some of A. 4. Cooks Early Thor
oIsbreds. nt low rate. Inquiries cleerully
Ell by ihciosing stamp for reply. Joshua l.. Chick
Wells Branch, Maine.
SrRAwBEgRY PLANTS SENATOR, DUN
- lap Crescent. Mitchell Early, Excelsior, wareld
81 per NJ; Candy, Clyde. Tenn. Pro-. VIM Belt, $50
issra good, Hell rooted new plants. Order ri once
larson Bros. Middiepor Ohio.
fl-HE OH. MY HhRDSIIEILED PIE PUMP
kin Is niIeri Is early, fine grained and sweet;
hfsiiass PIE pumpkin. One package. 10 cents three
for 70 cts. Harrison Clarke seed Grower lie Roy, n
IDCTATo GROWERS. LOOK: No BLIGHT. NO
rot, poison; bugs disappear in hall hour. tx
clic cheap Fertilizer does all; increases crop DC
silver Box ID, Boonton. y. J.
fNCSCAEAwAS GOLDEN DENT coRN-Ea RLI-
esq Ioagesi grain: smallest cob ripens in days
SEQ per busheI Box III, Tnsrarawas. Ohio
CALIFORNIA yIoLETs, EIGHT PLANTS FOR
~ - cents, by mall. Mrs. N. L. Lubrechr, Madeira
Cal
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

I1OR SALE-ORANGE RANCHES, PEACH AND
apricot ranches, alf:ilfi farms. Some of the best
propositions in southern California Inquiries answered
promptly. ID. Z. Myers, Riverside, Cal
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COME TO FLORIDA
and get away from cold. and get well of rheumatic
your lives; good homes cheap; iaest country and
climate; good shooting. boating. ard fishing: G. A. Il.
late CO. F., 2s,h Regt, o. V. l., welasa Putnam Co.
Fla ''
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

900 ACRES OF TIMBER LAND UNDERTAKE.
AoA with coal and No. ledge of glass rock that
has been tested and pronounced 81 per glass Lays
along the S. p X. r. Kregar Westmoreland County
Pa. Write VIM Beistei Kregar, Pa.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

"A A new money maker: $1,000 sold in Minneapolis;
household necessity; millions will be sold costs seven
cents: sells for % cents: beats everything money
maker: agents make from 40 so sales per day. Send
five cents for sample outfit to-day. Domestic Nj f. Co..
Desk lO1 Miuueapo,ls Mimi.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

DAYARD POST, s, TRENTON N Conn An
ID drew M. Iiicas S.v.C.. g. X. I.onden: J. VIC. H.
Phillips: Chap, j. b. Ciugson; d.. James Hamer; o.
NJ, J. W. Toen: Pc. T. Hagernaii: OG., T. tanning;
Trustees. }. Beers H. Clugston J. Clayton Delegates
D. X. Londen and J. w. Totten; Alternates F. Keller
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

JITANTED-oLD PICTURES OF GEORGE WASH
w ington also historical pictures: highest prices
paid send name of engraver and publisher on picture
United Publishing House. r. o. Box Isl, New York
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

ENOR SALEM THE CITY OF HOMES, ONE
1 fine corner lot, 50xI0O, unmproved high and dry.
beautiful view; two minutes from electric fine school
and stores near. Price reasonable. Address J. r.
Brown, No. 81 Marble street, Springfield, Mass
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

r OOK HERE-THIRTEENA AND ONErHALF
- dollars per acre buys one half section of rich
prairie land in South Dakota; three-fourhs in cltya-
ton; no buildiDgs young grove of land.
Address n. o. Aylsworth, Bradley, South Dakota
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

WANTED-AN AGENT AT EVERY POST OF
w flee in the United States and Canada; also the nd
dress of each scholar and thinker. Just card. Ad-
dress U. S. HUFF, Lock Box 5l1, Newcomcrstown, o.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

yYANTED-CANVASSER FOR NJ APPS, CHARTS,
w prints ensravings, subscription and miscellaneous
beoks-Gennan and English. Also goods of manufac-
turers, etc Address Agents Supply Co., Gas City, Ind
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

Tor SALE OR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE,
L consisting Of farms. town property. and timber
lands In Pike and other COu ies of sOuhem Ohio For
prices and particulars add II. H. Brown Morgan
town, Pike Co., Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

| nor SALE-ERITToN'S "cIYIL WAR ON THE
Il Border" Two vols; $50 pages; cloth binding; gilt
top: new. No library complete without this standard
/ work. Price s.. Henry II. Reed. Jr, Washington,
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

all PEoPERTY-iI9 ACRES LAND IN FEE.
" Operating all around II. Have not capital OPP
crate il. Price $500 Lock Eox ls6, Grand Valley,
Warren Co.. Pa.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

HARMS IN THE BEST PART OF CENTRAL
Il Ohio, from 10 acres up 10 800. Nearly all roads
and land adapted 10 all Kind of grain and graz
ing. Some bargains. Write for lists. l. +. Wood,
gent, Raymond, Union Co, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

w ISHISG TO RETIRE FROM BUSINESS Or
w iaccount of old age have onestoiy store build
ing, 2yi 10 feet and shedrOom, Sx40 feet, good
don: also stock Of furniture and undertaker's goods
and hearse will SILL reasonable exchange for resi-
dent property. 1dress VIM. Mckenzie, Lock Box
FL, Tennessee, Ill.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

TWO BOOKS FOR SALE.-MANNING'S STOCK
l. Book; $40 pages; by ]. Russell Manning, NJ ID.
V. s; very valuable book. Price Sl.50. Uncle Toms
Cabin: cloth; million edition: ESQ pages. Price $500
Both books all Bew) sent postpaid TO any address for
$50. Address j. N. Asbcran- Route ., Gays, Ill.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

I1SOR SALE-30BARREL FLOUR AND FEED
II mill In good dairy section; waferpOwer; good
house barn. orchard and 10 land. H. l. Crandall
TruInbull, Ohio
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

TyOR SALE-ls0 ACRES IN SARATOGA CO., N
Il ", well improved, nj $60 per acre. two farms i'm
Augaize Co., Ohio, well improved al so per acre and
some cheap land In Texas ]. C. Hassemier, wapako-
meta Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09
POULTRY. BIRDS and PET STOCK

u LOSDIKE EGGS:-NEw BREED WE ALSO
II sell 10 eggs from Buff Orpinstons 81 50: B'.1
Rocks o. 80: Barred Rocks $780, Rhode Island Reds,
s1.00 Send for catalogue W. II. Black, Bolivar, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

C,END TO ROBERT BdCKINSTRY. No. Sl6 BIZ HI
y FLOCK, Detroit, Mich, for prospectus ORC Emo DE
yeloping Co.. of California. A good investment.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

NOR SALE-A VIOLIN. INSIDE BRAND, AN
II tonius Stridiy5rius CramOnenfis Tacubatelno
112,. One clarionett manufactured in 1910. Write
for prices II. e. Hatch, Pennington, Ohio
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

MANTED-GUNS AND PISTOLS MADE PRIOR
-" TO 1866; fiint-locks and u. s.. Rll kinds. Write
what you have got for sale E. Bates 10 Scoiay Square,
Boston, Mass.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

ISOR SALE,-A FARM OF 40 ACRES; 9-ROOM
IL house. with hail. pantry and closet; good well of
wafer csten and cellar under house; two large barns
granary outbuildngs situated two miles from thriy
ing village in town Of Greenwood st. Clair Co., Mich
Price z. 200. Address c. A. Lepien, Fargo st. Clair
County, Mich.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

LHoR MISUNDERSTANDING BUSINESS AND
Il Real Estate. Address Il. Bassett Rice Lake. Wis
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

wv ANTED ORANGE GROVE. OR
w farm with fruit. in South. Must be in good loca-
ton and price reasonable. Address ]. l.. Verrll Ok
ford, Me.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09
ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT.

FU,HOMAS- BIRD, MECHANICAL ENGINEER
Il and Architect Offices. seattle and Ballard Wash
Thomas Bird. station A, Seattle WASH Veteran 0f
the Civil War, 1862.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

NOR SALE OR TRADE-TwO FINE LOTS IN
IL nice location. Owner wishes to change climate.
j. W. Miliingon, 515i. W. i ST.. Sioux City, Iowa.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

A GENTS wANTED.-WE DESIRE TO EMPLOY
"A local agents in all parts of the country distribute
our printed advertising matter and to for in the
sale of the Treasury Stock of the Powlatan Mining Co.
Special Inducements offered 10 agents Address Geo.
II Slye & Co., Investment Bankers GIS + ST. II. W.,
Washington, ID. e.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

D r. EGGS IS CENT? FOR Is. HAVE A FINE
ID. lot of raised birds; have been In the bsiiss
II years: satisfaction guaranteed VIM. Bensinger,
40 or,lhl
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

DARE BUSINESS OPpORTUNTTY.-s1o,o0O
Ii stock merchandise. with four-year lease finest
building in city. Cash good paper. New gas field.
J. &. Thomas. Petersburg. Ind.
T WILL ADVANCE MONEY TO PATENT A
l. good idea for interest. Adams" Room 4, SIS
st. n. W., Washington, ID. G.
GOOD BUSINESS NCE-HARDwARE
" and implement stock for sale. Write at to
Geo +. Fredericks, Hamer Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

DOTANY.-TIIE STUDY OF BOTANY Is VERY
ID simple if You know how. A series of articles in
The American BoiaHst makes everything plain. SBIp
pie for two-cent stanli. American Boianis Bing-
Eanlton n. Y.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

L,OR SALES DETECTIVE STORIES, BY OLD
sleuth. the woriGrenowned detective writer: But
wer Lytton's complete works, consisting of 30 large
volumes, bound In cloh eight of g. A. henty's best
works. bound in cloth. VIII sell the above books for
SO cash. or part Of them separately. Address Roscoe
Downs, Livermore. Ky.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

NANTED-TO CANVASS AND SELIr-SUIi-
w scription and miscellaneous books; also, manu-
factures goods. Address, with stamp, John C. Frank
lin, Manager, Jonesboro, Ind.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

XXYANTED - EXPERIENCED GYMNASTICS,
w men women for the Wishart Self Heating
FIat-Iron. For address Wshart Iron Co., Woos
ter, Ohio
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the whereabouts of j.
w G. +. or Fred Dean tCeI1iia;l,. Belonged &c
the l2lt i25th, 135th Ill. Inf Went in substi
tute AT Gaiesburg ILL., Was las Heard OF Red Oak
Iowa, in 1850. Was supposed 2hnye gone to nea,
Lincoln, Neb. This Is TO his interest. Write 10 VIM
Z. A. DEAN, Geary, Okla. {.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

HOME IN THE PINES NEAR BEAUTIFUL.
IA Colorado Springs; of the best. For prices
write Elmer Gately Box 81. Pey ION, Colo.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

IAARM FOR SAILED ACRES, WITH HOUSE
IL and barn that cost p 600 VIII sell for u 100 Good
level land and three quarters mile from pos;ofice
Lock Box so, Randolph, Cattaratlsns Co, n. u.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

I1OR SAI.E-GOOD DAIRY FARM; lis ACRES.
with neverfaiiing water power of :. fall Adj
dress W. r kysor, Bath, n. Y.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

HINO EXCHANGE-TwELVE THoUSAN
| L shares in good substantial mining company In
Gipn County, Colo. for real estate in Kansas, Mis-
souri, or Oklahoma, improved or uninproved. W. r.
| Osborn Baldwin, Kan.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09
THE NATIONAL qRBNE WASHINGTON D. o. THURSDAY APRIL
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING COLUMNS.
Patron aAh othe
ADDRESSES WRNTED.

"Patronize each other"
Evening journal., 1903-04-17
To SEND DELEGATES
TO JERUSALEM
Considerable Business Trans.
acted at Session of Sunday
School Workers

L.ewes. April lin the NJ. e. Church
here yesterday afternoon the sixteenth am
nual convention Of the Delaware State
Sunday School Association opened with
large attendance. The delegates were
welcomed and then proceeded at once 20
business.
The Executive Committee presented a
long and interesting report in which the
members stated that two practical meet
ings had been held during the year Eight
of the hundreds Of the State held conven-
tions during the year and there are now
eleven hundred organizations. Interesting
county conventions were held and good
work done.
The canvass made in Wilmington was
mentioned and 1t was recommended that
the work be sStended to all parts Of the
State.
The following recommendations We're
made:
/. That the lines of past effort be con-
tinued and supplemented as opportunity
offers. That the lines Of work to receive
attention the coming year be hundred or
ganizatons. decision-day efforts. house
to-house visitation and promotion Of con-
ferences, institutes and teacher training
3 That the Executive Committee be au-
thorized to raise $500 for the years work
and that the delegates to this convention
and others OF the Sunday school workers
of the State be urged to contribute per-
sonaily and see that the schools con-
tribute.
8. That the Executive Committee be au-
thorized to appoint delegates to tho
worlds convention, to meet in Jerusalem
in 1904
Respectfully submitted for the State Ex-
ecutive Committee.
The report Of Frank Sheppard the
treasurer, showed receipts Of sGi5. 81. dur
ing the year and balance now on hand Of
$50.
Professor II. S. Goldey held a confer
.ence on What May We reasonably Ex-
pect from the Average Sunday School
Officer and Teacher"
In The evening there was an address on
sunday School Possibilities" by DR.. T.
w. Lange, and an address on "The Big
Boy and the Sunday School" by e. o.
Sellers, the general secretary Of the WI
mington Y. NJ. c. A.
Evening journal., 1903-04-17
YOUNG FOLK
ATA DANCE
WiImin9tonians at Fash
iOnabIe Weddings
Other Happenings of Inter
est to Wilmington PeO-
pie and Their Friends

Members of the Pi Pi Alpha Society
of Delaware College gave a delightful
dance in the New-Century Club parlors
last night. The rooms were prettly
decorated with palms and Professor
John Talyor provided the music.
The chaperones wcreN1rs. l.. A. Sawin.
Mrs. ]. B. Bell and Mrs. w. d. Thomp-
son.
Included among those present were:
Miss Caroline Lobdell, Miss Mary Jones.
Miss Charlotte Young. Miss Lorraine
Lynch, Miss Jessie Murphey Miss Ethel
Hickman Miss Nell B. Quigley. Miss
Dare Chesley. Miss Rigney, Miss Hard
esty, Miss Jeanette Mclaughlin, Miss
Lulu Scott, Miss Berry, Miss Madge
Poinsett. Mrs. Harrison Gould. Pusey
Jones. Sanford w Sawin, Hauy s.
Young, Frank Matchett WARREN Cross
grove. William Kennedy, VIM. Beven
Mr. Berry, Armon d. Chaytor, Jr.
John Kienle. ]. Hart F. ID. Lee Mitchell
Leroy w. Hickman. Willie II. Briggs
Jerome b. Bell and Harvey IT. Yer
non.
Evening journal., 1903-04-17

Douglass NJ. Hofrecker has returned to
Yale University
Frank Trainer viii give a dance in Eden
Han tonight.
The Awkward Club viii give ITS annual
Easter dance in The New-Cenury Club
drawing room tonight
Many people from this city viii attend
the silver wedding anniversary OF the Rev.
John d. c. Hanna, ID. d., and Mrs.
Hanna in West Chester this evening.
Miss Julia r. Lynch and George ID.
Hobbs We're married by the Rev. W. j.
Birmingham in the residence OF st. Pat
rlck's r. C.. Church last night. They af-
terward went ON a wedding trip to Wash
ington.
knights of Columbus are making exten-
slve preparations for their reception on
April 81. The features viii be euchre con.
cent dancing and refrcshments.
William J. Service will go to Indiana
haroor Indiana, where he has ac-
cepted position.