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DEeATgo MILlTARY EsrlMArns
italian Minister Opposed a Reduetio, !.
Navy.

lta'lan Minister Opposed a Reduction #,
Navy. "
Rome February ls.-The chamber ~,
deputies debated today the militarv est.
nIates' IN the course OF the discussion ref.
w. was made to the defeat of the rtnl.
l ISle ueet by the Austrian feet at Lisa i,
le7e' and Vice Admiral NORM. mlnIste ,p
81 marine. said: "wc have worked thrt,.
SIX years preparing for the day Of triumph :,
ms remarS caused excitement. the left,sts
sn .9Ig DO you want war;"
les, we want war" r6toried tho DAM,
ties OF the center 'u tug uepu-
diS Hi ms Morn continued that while Italy
onnoeod any Waf, she was prepared He
LILY 3 Geographical position. 4 large MN.
IT,, 81 tlhlergnts were leaving the shores If
i malS ne said aud they must be prot ecfa5 n
Inc minister nointed out that Greet Pr,,,
n nn,.ol T. rance the United States and other
lowers had almost doubled The EXPENSES ~
Inelr narics while Italy had cut dawn h. r
~ expenditure 10y S2,2oooO0. IVY
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Fined Tor Yawnina


'NVtVIuI 10 Ibe P0st-1
London February is. News comes from
Toxic that Mr.. Tanaka, member Of the
japanese parliament, was sentenced TO two
weeks imprisonment and ordered to pay a
fne for yawning during a session. He Is
member of the opposition and the charge
was that he yRvned in order to provoke
and annoy the government member who
was speaking
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VERDICT FoR PLAINTlEF

American Citizen Wins suit Tor Dam
ages Before Venezuelan Court
Caracas, February IS Tho supreme court
today rendered It's decision In the suit
brought by the heirs Of Henry Rudliff an
American citizen, against the Venezuelan
government for damages Tor the aunulmeut
Of concession given In 1899 to build a
market in Caracas. Judgment was given
I'm favor Of Rudlif's beirs Their caim
Tor the large amount Of $4,000 10 be paid
ny the Venezuelan government was admit
ted. The United states legation watched
the case closely. Secretary Russell and
Naval AttBche JohuSton attended the ses-
sinns OF the court and followed the urgu-
ments Today's decision Is Interesting, In
as much ~ the German and British lega-
lions have maintained that Justice for tor
elgners does not exist In Venezuela
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hoRos coNsECRATEo HIM,

winch Peace Was Agreed To Over
w the Koran,
N, .s' February IS, While Captain Per
/ \. 0Ss at Bayan, the Moro stronghold
Yss,n. NSnao district Of the island OF
san = tne Moros cousecrated him
'ses,stinal y priestlv office. After the
4 nv subscribed to peace over ~ = P,p,
q. wa H r When The United states
il per.tst,ssea over the Bayan forts, Can
ifAg sbpS-gg batteries salutcd II with
i';ii ,ss g shells, having no shutting
nisgneI me execution done nv the
Impressed the Moros wonderfully.
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'Oll5o IN FIRST ATTEMPT.

cues. smaraoaibo. the Panther he-
Aant.m efmlssion OF Authorities.
s'aaapds. enezuela, February IS. Tho
'ss M, ~ me German cruiser Panther
y csrla ~orhlns sent request to Fort
~ Of Nardigor authorization 10 enter the
halter ,r.o. He was Informed that
author,g,nould be referred 10 the Cara
IS nplr n, ana that, while awaiting
\, fbjs tne PANTHER was TO wait out
Incident created fresh excite
= 'e transnarto Ioops have arrived and
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cnn nefender b 81 Rushed.

Bristol. r. T., February ls.-orfers were
isued at the Hcreshon' shops today to have
work rushed on the new yacht for Americas
Gun syndicate, so that the hull may be com.
pIeted 10y April -. The boat IS about half
built aud from now on work VIII go on night
and day.
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Warning to German Morohonts.

lSpeciaI 10 The Post)
Leipzig, February s--The Lc'<>rs cham.
Der Of commerce has issued report warn
Ing German merchants against giving
credit In the United States to merchants
not youched for by German consuis 1t
says Leipzig merchants alone have lost
IN the last year several millions marks
through unreliable American frms
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Iahor Question pIeeussed.

New YORK, February - The seventeenth
annual meeting Of the American Newspaper
Publishers association was continued 10
day. There was q full representation al
the meeting, which was an executive one
aud which was devoted 10 general discus
sion Of the labor question.
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opposltIon l4as pImInIshed.

Panama, February IS. -Trustworthy IN.
formation received from Bogota indicates
that opposition to the Par ma canal treaty
has considerably diminished on the publlca-
tion of Its full text. In official circles It
Is believed that there viii be no danger
Of the canal treaty not being approved by
the Colombian government.
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NJ Chase to II. r. and A. p. Ed
wards, lot s. block h75, south side
Bufalo bayou .....-....... ..'''.'.'
f. n. Hudson "a J. ID. McGregor. lots
g.. 4. 8 and II, block 49, Hard
castle addition, other considerations
,ri,1'' Now York and Texas Land com
many, limited. to w. S. Scott lots
4 and 1. block 504, south side Buff
falo bayou .....: -. :, ,a.'''.','
-rhe New York and Texas Land com
nanv. limited, 10 W. s. Scott, lot 2.
n fractional block 5o4, south side
Buffalo bayou $3.50
Cir o. Houston 70 ". ;. scott lois
s and q. block 5o4, south side Buf'
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or course, there IS much honor IN being
n member Of the Texas iudicinry, but some
thing moro suhsiantiul than MS Is desirl~
ana rusiCWtious to enter private pracxrr
nre constantly being made throughout IN
State. the sacrifice being too great for most
mon 10 remain on tho bench. Within the
past ycar or so there lmvr been several res
Equations Of this kind ~.gbo Travis county
district. The present. DIV ought certainly
to pass.'
" r. IGlNDMiNN Of San Antonio has
been recent vIs,tor 10 Houston Mr.. Hind
iuanu Is the editgr ~ che Texas Woodmau.
the ofaclaI pape, ia Texas FOR the Wood
men Of tho Word and Woodmen's Circle.
This rs now the tghih wear Of that publ
cation ana II has It wide circulation among
the e5.oo0 Woodien iu this jurisdiction
Mr.. Hmdmann was here for the purpose of
creating an iutereA in the annual meeting
II this organization. which Is 70 be held
at San Antonio ne3 month Cheap rates
lave been made over the various llh,N ~
railways entering the Alamo civ anu inc
local entertainment committee there Us pre-
parlng % handle large crowds IN the usual
hospitable style Of san Antonio about -ltp
delegates have been 4 elected VINO. a, WEN
tese w a1inp m9se an IMMENSE crowd Mr..
IIindmann has addressed a nunbqy u thn
local camps upon the sahiect lie lett for
home last night
THE ENTERPRISE - the American
news paper Is pro1erlial said Mr. aisa-
ard Aioiing Of New Orleans yesterday,
hut sen have a paper here thut isjos. Z
little ahead OF anything ] have seen aAs-
wl,erc. refer 70 yorr breezy afternoon
publieation. which on Monday bad n 'sner
lar Dispatch from NeY orleans announcing
the arrival OF King lex on that day and
mo uageant ~ I'rotens that plght TINS
hregks the record Of rapid newspApfw ~
0fiug belpl just a week ahead of the
time Of the arrival Of Xe1
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Manila, February 1s.-Geueral Davis has
approved the finding Of the court martial
in the case Of Major Edwin F. Glenn Of
the Fifth infantry, who was acquitted Jan
uary 20 of the charge Of unlawfuliy 6illlng
prisoners of war, with the qualification
that he dlsapproyes Of the orders issued 10y
Major Glenn.
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coIonnl los |. Cristo Dad.

Monterey Mexico, February ls.-Colonei
Josc L. Cristo retired, after several
months Illness died tonight Of cancer OF
tho throat Colonel Crsto was ~ years ol1
end was at one time prominent figure IN
the army service.
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c.rnanu seoonds Other PoMers.

Berlin. February 1s,-lt was semi'ofn-
cially announced today that Germany had
instructed her ambassador at Constant
NOME 10 endeavor to persuade the porte TO
execute the Austro- Russian program 81 re-
forms proposed for Macedonia
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S Which T Tesy then went up to Fort solano
10, and asked to be allowsd Dscemoer
,sn a The officers in command S ~ N, tSe
tps. received them politely, but lnforrssn w
I mem that to visit the fort an orde, ,tn,
German ofslce as.f o., was necessary The
"" ouicers went away, laughing.
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Mexico city. February Is,-Yucatau ad.
vices show uue1ampled prosperity there
and It is noted that contrary to what is the
cese in other parts of the country, Amer
leans are not taking an active part TO any
large extent IN the opening up OF the pen
Tins ttiu
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WIN Soon BE pecided.

Rome. February s-Tbe appointments
Of coadiutors to the archbishops OF St
Louis and Cincinnati will be decided at a
meeting OF the congregation II the propa-
Canda on March ~ All the documents re
lating to the appointments have been re
CclyCd
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YOUNGER AND JAMES
Are Making Negotiations for Wild West
Show.

Lees Summit. Mo. February ls'-Coie
Younger. the pardoned bandit, today con
arnrnd the report that he Intends to run a
wild West show. saying he had already
signed contract with a Chicago nau'
owner Of a show now Wintering IN tr~A'
city. lie said be would be the real Owner
Of the show and that the purchase money
had been advanced TO him. Younger SAID
he would be manager aud treasurer but
said that he would not show himself III M
arena. lie said he was negotiating with
Frank James 10 become arena manager
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DECISION GIVES SATISFACTION.

Washington, February is.The Rudlin
claim was Que of the larger brought by
American citizens against the Venezuelan
government, and bad It not been settled
would have come up FOR adjudication before
the mixed commission provided for in the
protocol signed yesterday by Secretary Hay
and Minister Bowen, Ncpezuclau represent.
utiyc. The decision is a source Of sntisfac-
tion. The contract price of the proposed
market was SToo0Do, the claim for a IKE
amount and the Judgment "t the cou,ts
show that Il was granted In full. Consider.
able work had been done by the American
concessiopares toward the construction Of
the proposed market when u change of adj
minstratiou occurred In Venezuela. Then
the concession Ia Rudln was 1nnullcd, be
cause Of The objcctlop Of the governmeut
to having such az establishment controlled
by Foreigners. Probably not more thnn
half the amount Of the claim allowed had
been expended when the work On the mar
bot was stopped 10y the government 3
gction
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lave Arranaed Difference.

Panama, February ia cablegram last
night from San Salvador announced that
the relations between Salvador and Guate-
mala, which nearly ended in war, have
now completely changed Presidents Reg
alado aud Cabrera having peacefully al,
ranged their differences
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.Iiu. s.nck sufferInn.

Guthrie. o. r.. February ls-Ihe Terri
tory is again suffering IN 9 bitterly cold
north wind. which began this morning and
RACED an dav. Reports from all portions
IN the Territory ten n suffering and dam
age 10 live stock
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Pima Brazil. February iS.-The British
steamer Kelvinside. from Buenos Ayres'
February 1. for this port. has been sunk IN
The Para river Her captain aud eight OF
Tho GROW Were drowned.
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Bankruptov Matters.

Judge Walter T. Burns confirmed the set.
uement made 10y the creditors IN the mat
Jor OF Whistler & league Of Rosenberg and
Loo Bergman Of Trinity.
heieree J r Burnett has declared a
99iNldend Of 30 l-3 per ceut IN the matter 81
NJ. Scsln of Richmond
l. " Cummings and ] j. Crook ~
hempttad, Texas. and Samuel Goldberg
apu Joseph Reichman Of HallctSyine were
grained discharges In bankruptcy by Judge
me fnal order 81 distribution In the
matter OF tho receivership Of the Rrazoria
ltce and Irrigation company, which is
pending IN the Flfty-dfth diStric, court.
VIII he taken Up by Judge Charles Y Ashe
on saturday morning at u o'clork
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49, ni,ectors Elrcted

New York. February 1s.-The annual
meeting of the American Advertising
AGENTS association wss held today and Q
new beard Of directors elected.
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A DAY IN THE COURTS
Captain J, A. Robertson Fined for
Contempt by Judge Dupree.
A LIST OF FEDERAL COURT JURORS
6anhuptcy Matters--Proeoedt OF the
Two District Couts--Suts Filed.
Marriage Licenses.

In accordouce with the provisions 1T the
new court blu, which provides for q trans-
fer Of every third case on the dockets of
the two existing civil courts to the docket
OF the now Sixty fourth civil DISTRICT cenri,
Judges Ashe aud Hamblen Yesterday trans.
ferred about 200 cases from their dockcts
to this court
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A. r Hord, aged s., died late last ulght
at his residence 35l2 Ceutcr street The
funeral will take place this afternoon At =
O'Clock. lutcrment In Hollywood cemetery.
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u s Circuit and District Courts.
Hon Waller T. Burns. Judge presiding
c. Dart. clerk

Hon Waller T. Burns, judge presiding
{. Dart, clerk
GRAND JURORS
The following grand Jurors have been
summoned for the United States district
court Southern district Of Texas for the
is,ehrnaTy term, 1903, which hcgins Monday
J. X toke of Montgomery county, Brn.
est Necco Of Harris county Hy Landgrebe
Of GOliad county. Loo Bergman Of Trinity
county SAM Levy Of BRACES county. Il.
T. Williams lcoloredl Of Harris county,
lanes Heard ~ Jackson county, John L
Mllls Of Waller county, Joe Wilson "
Grimes county, z. T. Angler 81 Walker
county, + II Terrell OF Grimes county
w I Mcdonald of harris county. Nerette
Moore Of Polk county George II Bush
II Waller county, John T. Wiley Of Har-
rls county John Wadsworth Of Colorado
/ county, w j. Cooper Of Waller county
y, II Henry Of BrA8os county. A J. Ho.
liday. Of BrTzos county. George Hamilton
Of Harris county, Jim lvey Of Madison
county, Lee Fauer If Victoria county, John
4 Milroy Of Harris county, ] NJ Burnett
Of Walker county
PET1T JURORS
Summoned to appear Monday, March .;
". ] Smith OF. Waller county, Clarence
Dabney Of San jacinto, ] NJ Gelselman Of
county, ]. y Stegar Of Montgomery coun,
| ~, r. c. Rurtis Of Madison county, r.
F. Waldwin Of Walker county III b.
Cnowder Of Waller county, =, Y. Stern:
b
Harris county. 7. w. Heard. Jackson
county, John T Browne Of Harris county,
II. 5. Lundy Of Colorado county. J. "
Broyden of Brazos county. Futz Frank of
! county, c. II Mason toooredl al Harris
/ county, Alvin Barber of Lavaca county,
/ A, j, Wood ~ Trinity county. u. j. Ken.
nedy Of Harris county: A. b. Gaudy Of
RrazoS county. Mike Becker. ST.. Mont
gomery county, Arthur Upper Of Harris
county. Dave Smith OF Madison county,
/ Chauce Of Rrazos county. r. j CoIlius
/ Of Harris county. J. NJ Waldrop OF Ia.
vaca county, I'd Banks Ccoloredb Of Harris
/ county, II. = Dubel of Goliad county. !.
I Grimes county w y. Ordner ~ Colorado
county, John g. House NJ Harris county,
j. w. Westmoreland of Colorado COUNTY
Dale Wilmington Of Jackson county. Jos
noou of Harris county. Quinn Kvser of
Grimes county, s, A. Winter Of Brazos
county, Thomas A. Gault Of Harris county
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William H. Loefner 20 Miss Nora Moore.
II {. borden to Miss Jennie Lawrence.
Joe f. Fisher to Miss lara Hartmann,
pickey,p. Peden, Jr,. 10 Miss Celia Marie
Gebrlug.
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Probate Court.

Hon. Blake Dupree, Judge presiding; z
r, Duprce. clerk)
Estate NJ Douglass minors: application Of
W. ". Hasklns for letters Of guardianship
dled
Estate Of Josephine Sierra. minor: april,
cation NJ Hubert Butcher for letters OF
guardianship fled,
state Of Texas VS.. sslle Jones; AFFIDAVIT
IF lunscy.
Estate Of William Dunovant. deceased It
Is ordered that Joseph A. Robertson TEN
porary administrator of this estate. he held
in contempt NJ thbs court by his particinat-
ing in purported transfer Of tho two
cases pending IN the district court Of
Harris county 70 the district court ~ Colo
raio county. and a fine OF 500 Is hereby
assessed against said i A. Robertson as
punishment for said contempt. and the
sheriff Of Harris county rs hereby ordered
and directed To take tho body Of said J.. A.
Robertson In his custody and him safely
keep until said fine is paid. aud as further
punishment for said contempt the said j.
4 Robertson shall be confined In the coup-
~ iaii for a period Of two DAYS. and The
sbcriff Of Harris county is hereby ordered
and directed 10 carry ont this order by
combining said Robertson I'm the county jail
Tor the period n two days, and be Is here
nv further ordered 70 make due report to
this court.
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A PIANoLA IN .TfiE HOUSE
esneclaily where the plano has stood Idle,
brngs pleasure and entertainment VIII
a Watkin Nude Co. 2il Blns building
81 nj Christopher. Houston ropresen tfflyei q
old phone t,40. new No a..
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=. wanted q VIsit A. 80.

'ossth II, 70 VISIT the Fort.
" q n. Ioeho February 1s. The ori-
y tslse :. uernan cruiser vineta yester-
VI snore and drove all over tho
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EIevcntI1 DIstrIct Court.

(Hon Charles H. Ashe, Judge presiding
Henry Albrccht, clerk)
Mary Rome Buster ct al VS.. John War
ages; on trial
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snits EiIed for the County Court.

uoward Smith Company VS.. German on
and Refining Company, debt and contract
w. n, Cleveland sons W. "eoFse l.
Hugh p. Malone Va. John w. Robbins,
treasurer Of the State OF Texas, debt
III MastersDn vs.. Henry Lenhart, debt
"' RerIne Coftes Hardware Company vs.. J..
II. O'Dounell. debt.
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Suits Filed for the District Courts

II Masterson vs. John II, Brooks ct al;
Bopa Fay ys. Lizzie Fay; divorce
pf * psrte Joseph a Robertson habeas
corpus.
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Flfty.fifth DIstrIot Covrt.

tnon, W. Z. Hamilton. Judge presiding;
Henry Albrrcht clorkl
NJlcnry Wiuburn vs.. j. H. Burnett
trespaSs "a title aud damages; judgment
for defendant
c. Y. McCarty VS.. W. h. Turner trespQss
to try tile and damages continued under
ruio for costs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-02-17
SEXTON WILL OPPOSE A
THIRD CLUB FOR CHICAGO

NJ. II. Sexton. president of the
Three-Eye and Western leagues. while
enroute to New York yesterday called
on James Hart. president of the Chi
cago National league club. He and
Hart discussed the new national
agreement that is to be made. The
latter announced that he would vote
against any agreement that gave the
American association territory in
Chicago.
"I do not believe said he, that
the territorial question should figure
in the agreement at all. No one can
tell what circumstances may arise in
the baseball situation, and the major
leagues would be foolish to agree to
recognize any territory as belonging
to minor league.
'All the national agreement should
have to do with are the reservation
of players, the rules, the respecting
of contracts. punishments, and the
drafting of players"
Accompanied by President Hickey.
of the American association. Sexton
left at 3 o'clock in the afternoon for
New York.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Paul Bartholomew left today for
New Orleans.
Aid. G. w. McCaskrin is in Spring
field on business.
Mrs Mary Johnson, of Ottumwa.
is visiting friends in the city.
Hon. c. NJ. Osborn, of Chicago, is in
the city on business mission.
o. Z. Cramer. of beaumont. Tex,
is calling on friends in the city.
Thomas Harrison, of Canton, was a
business caller in Rock Island yester-
day.
Edward Adrian, of Port Byron, was
a business visitor in Rock Island to-
day.
Worthy Dart departed today for
New Orleans to attend the Mardi
Gras.
Mrs. Ida Mcbride. who has been
visiting with relatives here, has re-
turned to her home in Muscatine.
c. Hansen has gone for trip to
New Orleans. While in the south he
will visit with his son at Dayton,
Miss.
Miss Carrie Goldsmith left for Chi
cago last night. from which place she
will go to New Orleans to attend the
Mardi Gras.
Clement p. Peterson. of Stratford,
Iowa, is the guest of his brother-in-
law, Aid. y. q. Anderson, of the Au-
gustana book concern.
County Clerk H. Il. Hubbard has
gone to Bloomington to attend the
annual meeting of the county clerks
and supervisors of the state.
Miss Fannie Martindale, who has
been visiting with friends in this city
and Moline. departed at noon via the
Rock Island for Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. f. c. Hart, of this city, accom-
panied by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. English, and sister, Miss
Blanche English, of Atkinson, left
last evening for a visit of several
months in New Mexico.
Fred Haas and daughter, Mrs. Rob
ert Hoffman, of Minneapolis, who left
few weeks ago for the Pacific coast,
have now concluded to visit the Ha
waiian islands, and will sail for Hon
oluIu Thursday of this week.
Ed 2. Denkmann is giving a party
of six young ladies and gentlemen
delightful treat i'm the way of a
trip to New Orleans, the party start
ing from Chicago by train last ev-
ening, in time to take in the Mardi
Gras and the sights of the capital at
its most opportune time when spring
has fairly burst on the south, and the
voice, of the mocllingbird and the
smell of roses are everywhere. The
party includes Miss Sue Denkmann,
of Rock Island; Miss Mary Hill, of
Moline; Miss Foster, of Denison,
Texas; Miss Frizette, of Cham
paign. together with Fred Reimers
and George Sudlow, of Rock Island.
The party win spend two weeks in the
south.