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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-23
Conditioned.

Miss Sanford-Yes, Mr. Fielder,
will be yours on one condition. Field
er-Oh. that's all right. | entered Har-
ward with six.-Smart Set.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-23
Settlers Fares to the South
and Southeast.

One way. seoond-class tickets on sale
at all stations on first and third Tues
day OF each month. Ask agents for
particulars. l4-tf
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-23
The Cause.

Caller-what makes you say sister Is
fond Of me, Bobbyi Bobby-Sisterl-
New Orleans Times Democrat.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-23

A man who does not hate evil terri
bly, does not love good heartily.-Spur-
gcop
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-23

Isout 'HIII'f
Jas.G Kress. legal service .......S 81 ~
Alma Record Co printing ............ > 80
Coldwell ~ Brown, blacksmithing .
StockbridRe Elevator Co. Hay ........ 81
Caple A son sundry supplies ........ : 81
! = schwArtz suudry supplies . ...... q IS
Lee Mercantile Co.. sundry supplies 80
Alma Electric Light Power Co., lighting l5s 81
Alma Electric Light Power Co. pumping IS %
c. Is Johnson, boarding prsoners........ %
~oule 4 Wheaton. cement......s-........ %
Union Telephone Co. rent. ...,........ so
II y StrubIe. labor on latch basin : 60
WIN. Howe, labor on waterworks .....,, IL 40
w A. Howe labor on waterwOrks. ....... %
N f. Crossette labor on Naterworks 70
a n Ronnn labor on waterworks. 10
r. Holiday, labor on watcTworks. ........ %
John Greig labor on waterworks .....,.. - "
Elmer sprssue. labor on waterworks.... 10 80
on motion council adjourned.
W. W. KINCH. &. :. YOUNG,
clerk President
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-23

CTlHE RESIDENTS OF ALMA AND SURROUNDING
COUNTRY ARE MOST CORDIALLY INVITED TO
GxzsN VISIT AND INSPECT THE INSTITUTION.
ANY AFTERNOON ATTENDANTS WILL GLADLY SHOW
VISITORS THE BUILDING, THE EQUIPMENT, AND THE
REMARKABLE FACILITIES FOR THE BEST, MODERN
AND SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL AND SURGICAL TREAT
MENTS. " :: ::
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24
An Afternoon at

,-v-> HE tonth annual exhibit Of the
u,,'.tv of rtah artists az the
...,.r t.,. baor lp sos.
ON s'e''' "'" ''''
urlug th' week NoiIIhen' ny '''
iatpe number of visitors who have
-. ,,. bou IA fbo afternoons and
"''''' 49,. n,,,. ,bo ovblbp Ia
evenings NIl'"''' '""' "'
one of the most successful thAt mas ye'
hsor bold The NUh landscapes, ma
. b. .,...., ,,,. .ap1 4fDpgphere OF
lN' " D,. .,...t,.,
Evans tl' "es''IH '"'' Sums
through the work of lWen me hrs'
oo,IIty rorlraImre of Richards. the
....... .., ,t,o,s.llt5 tho church
S''i'
interiors OF wright lhe '""'"''''
suldies OF NJ. M Young ihe miniatures
nj Pose TIartvcu the flowers of Mrs
49,. ,,l ,h, ,arot,J
htiI anu MIa' I'''''.' ''' ''
art feeling OF MIS- faIhH"oI''' 'o'"'
blra 40 make uu exhibit OF many gtrlk.
,...,,.,. ID, .aeb One lu which sue.
ius ','''' ''' 40
cess mas ueen alhI'|tu. ,.,...,.
Mr' ltlclaIls lh e'5'' ''l.' ',,'i' .,,, W.,
o. the ocollIsn b.Uo'" IL. o.' bo
through grey 'yf. ''' H''t,
soInutIu''" oI tF.'H,e Wv "t.s
etleCmIy lNe ov, ul Uo'' I
hl' CptliEe ln bIlll'u3 ~ 'u ~,
lent thWB ol lnlH u''uIr, 'a 'i' g'o"
y lshhh Bonus i''lu y, ,' '.',,,. ,r..,,.,n
Rising moon hi ltl'Il' WV .,.....
ana sunset p'o"' lu ''.a Wv. ''' fft.
there la reserve guy '"' 'i,
portrait Oh Mf. 0iii,n 10 It,'., ,. ,,''
maslerpieee contrary lo lH, cAi.,
ence OF most YOUNG a'ls,. l.' so.N
mug uol SuItIeu W l"g '1'. ,t,s
sulolhs han9 oi 'Ie ".nol,' "ii' ,3 XXI
FItNll "h'eU 20 ,n3 i'oa, ,'.''' &c
euI ",''l i W '', .',, ,5 ,'-'
Tolls is also lhe il'"al suV0,''i.. b.,
ky Peln''ub i,ig,.'3 y ,s,,u5Sss ~
pl's' lO' ,,lu,t''u'. vi 'ss AK
t"ns wv 'tg 49, s,etoc, MA
t.-,' ' W. ,,,, '.,.u j.. hl,1i d,,o n,
~ i.' W. wv '"'l ,i. - nv .,tnr
,,,aaos,,y',, ,', "' H., bo nortrsN itsof
hb, 'V ,,'ri ~, n, ,,,n .,,,ls ~ fhs Gina
80 sn'.t'ii., r't,l st,lss ~
,ho oy 9 adJ d ,o,,h adn,,rcd esottre
20 ,hc rorE mo Ian, cn,enbls M v,hlch
h s,rn,ing ana .Wsc,ipa
tho ,rr,n,,sr,o,', 40 tho ,lc,prs l,s
n,se and seftingg an spo suScSssfuiIv
aimed at giving nm atmospbere M RI.
nose ana 6uiet ~ the scone Tho nor.
bnif IN grow v,all bancIng h of tho
late George A smith. tbe husband Of
Mrs smith. The picture WAS made NV
commission nom M general hoard NJ
tho Relief societies. Iis value is $1,000
ana ID will be given parmgnent
place ON ne walls of the nav Womnn's
building.
Mr.. Richards has other successful
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24
Society Of Utah Artists

robust, Is strong Her marlnes nav,
received considerable comment nossI-
bly, an they are among the few marine
exhibited. A dainty BIZ ls her "Uood q,
Dry Canyon which. like most of he,
efforts Is eternally feminine In touch
a. B Wright pitches his work IN n
low Key j Is dainty church interior
that appeals most TO him, especially h
the lights be aglow on the richly coli
orcd windows.
Dan Weggeland had a good training
In bis youth Now hls am enaa MI
the earliest generation Of Utahns. rlac.
Ing the starting point from which
younger generations have carried stan.
dards Of composition. His three Mo
lures tell stories. The GYPSY Camp h
q highly successful composition of I'M
sort I'm which the painting Of an act le
what is attempted
g. Wesley Browning has much before
him Of promise, but II win take studio
10 bring out the ilnesse Of execution
that he Ia clearly capable OF. I'm Ma
Green Fields the values are truest.
and the color most reserved. m other
efforts there Is something Of lack OF
conservatism.
NJ. NJ. Young takes rank among the
most prominent. II he IL not the lore-
most OF the exhibitors. He catches tho
spirit Of life, and Of types and draws h
carefully II As the spirit OF his clever
etchings that Is their success. The
throng Of visitors dwelt longest at Mia
collection, and spoke warmest I'm praise
of t. Two pieces "The Italian Cast
a,tteru and tho uro,totta,,I ,,,o,, ,,,,.tt,.t
ed praise His Pirate" and indeed
each one Of his minor sketches, even his
slightly drawn heads, called Tor long
study and great praise His work is "A
distinct credit 10 the exhibition.
The committee announces that the ey-
hibt viii remain open until the last day
Of the year and that several evening
functions will be given during the holI.
days Tor the entertainment Of the socle.
! tvs guests,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24
Dow Christmas Comes to Some Young Government Wards
III His Best Effort.


naval paymaster for all OF his wants
are supplied, and literally at that
Whatever may have been the custom IN
the olden time, II IS now the policy OF
the department to provide rather gen
erously for It's proteges Sufficient ana
good clothing Is furnished and aoun'
dant and wholesome food. The COOKS
galley on one OF these modern floating
academies is not the forblddins spot OF
the old nautical romances. With us
well scrubbed floor and tables ana US
rows OF shining copper and tin utensils
II Is by no means an unattractiyo place
10 the young bluejackets, especially IN
the holiday season, when discipline Is
somewhat relaxed and the lads are per-
mltted 10 offer their services 10 the
cook. II that fnctlonary Is an anl'ao'o
person, he meet these oyertures IN
friendly spirit and permits the fun low
ing youngsters 10 peel the potatoes iof
The Christmas dinner, pare the apples
for the holiday Piles and stone the raj
aims for the Yuletlde duff" II tho lnl-
tlal supply OF both OF these toothsoms
daintles falls considerably short III CON
saquence OF this pacific Invasion OF mo
galley. what does IT natter There -
plenty OF everything in the stores ana
Christmas comes but once year 49,
Chrlstmastlde on board a training
ship Is on no account a joyless season
especially II it be spent in port Az
though there are duties to be perform
cd. discipline is relaxed sufficiently "
save them from becoming burdenSoIne.
The social lnterohanges and seasonsOls
frollcs known to landsmsn lose none Oh
their attractIyeness on board Sn'p,
Then there is always the eKeliemeh. VI
opening the packages from home one
OF the most keenly rellshed preparations
incident TO the festive occasion IS lhV
decoration Of the ship. In this eheerlu,
service the lads take much prize aro
frequently show commendable origlh.l,
NV The new Maine, for example on
Christmas morning viii show al eVs 90,
outlook an evergreen reminder o. Wv
country OF the pointed frs' -,,rn
.ANsEL j. FAIhCh'i'D'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24
THE MISTLETOE'S STORY

ON only a sprig OF old mistletoe
Ny leaves ure quite shrIyel d and dea1
And my sap ail dried up such long time
That ny berries they never ret fcd
But mo ten you q tale Of q trick that ]
PLAYED
That loyeslck young man and a wealthy
Should contyo to get happily wed.
1t was Christmas eve and from where I
hung,
Tied up with a piece of string
I caught many Ii couple. both old and
young.
kissing Ike anything
BUT fairest uf 400 thg young people | saw
was pretty Niss Eycine Mariory paw,
VINO was 40 Tor the bride OF a king.
Now Marjoy Daw as youn readily
guess
Was admired by q dozen or more
Each OF whom for kiss OF the hem Of
her dress
Would have given much treasure ga.
lore.
But ~ only young man she pretended tc
Go whose OFFER her father would neyct
agreel
was a pennlless fellow named shaw.
New. Shaw tipped the butler-I saw III,
coin pass
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24

To turn down the gas In the hall
u was hung from a bracket quite close
Go "a glus3
Not moro than yard from The walO
Then he waited beneath me, his senses
alert
I'M he heard the swish swish Of a rus.
thing slk skirt
They were having a Christmas eve ball
In a moment hls arms we're about the
fair waist
What cared he Tor the wrath Of papa?
And he covered her cheek with his kisses
iu haste
To the strains Of the plano afar.
But she, with a. cry reached and turned
up the gas
when he saw. TO his horror. alas and alas
He'd been kissing his swcethearts
mammal
Then up came the guests In response to
her call,
While papa was quite purple with rage.
And that Shaw was a cad they agreed.
one and ALL
Not 10 show more respect for old age
But the dame, with her vanity utterly
twisted
And quite unaware Of the error, Insisted
That the maid should be gallanrys
wage, London Sketch
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24
THE IDLERS.'

Sea customs at their very doors, so TO
speak.
Boy recruits In the United States
navy are divided into two general class
es. apprentices and landsmen. The for
mer begin their careers before the mast
between the ages OF fourteen and sew
enteen They are usually bound over
to the service OF the government during
minority, their parents or guardians
signing articles to that effect Many
landsmen enter the service az minors
but not necessarily 50. These landsmsn
outnumber the apprentices two to one,
Until quite recently the schooling given
to them was very limited now they get
about half as much as the apprentices
In time Il will be arranged so that both
classes will receive the same instruction
Every hour Of the day Is crowded
with duties for the youngster who is
being converted into a seaman, AZ the
training school the boy recruit Is
taught, hrst Of all, TO care for his per-
son and for the clothing and bedding
witch are given to him on entering,
His school hours proper IRE given up to
making and furllng sails The minor du-
ties OF seamanship and drill. The re-
crult looks forward impaiiently TO the
close Of his six months probation on
land and his assignment 10 a training
ship once on board ship the lad Is put
through regular courses OF seamanshlp
and gunnery He learns all about the
parts Of boat. lighthouses, buoys run
ming lights, fog signals, etc. and is
taught the rules Of the road, how TO box
the compass, how 10 operate anchors
and all the other ltema that make uI
the equipment Of an able seaman,
At first the apprentice Is paid ~
month As he progresses his pay Ia In
creased, FIRST to Sl2 and finally TO '2l
This sum is over and above all his ac'
tual living expenses, which are attended
to by the government. II he Is at al
thrifty the apprentice can Accumulate
during the years OF his minority sun
! OF money sufficient to set himself up u
business. II he is so inclined, he ma!
: save the entirs e''~r "oi ~ him by IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24

marc lad on the border line between the
ioyous lrresponsibilIty OF ooyhood ana
The more serious Ne to come HIS ten
do, veors have chafed under the disci-
milne to which he has been subjected
hut he has resisted manfully the incli-
nation to kick over the traces, ana now
the coming OF the Christmas time
makes all things roscate lie 10 orlsht
young specimen Of humanity lhls 'ad
who is being taught the business OF ma
val warfare. and not enough has been
written of him He is one OF the oreez-
lest and most interesting features oil
the new American navy
There has been such a dearth OF prop
erly qualified officers and seamen that
oxtraordlnary measures have been re-
sorted 10 Nm on effort 90 bridge over me
deficiency. In order 20 Increase me out
put OF officers class AFTER class has been
graduated ahead OF time at the Naval
academy. and the capacity OK the school
has been enlarged greatly To provide
extended sources OF supply In the able
seaman class there has been an en-
largemcut of the training stations at
Nowport and at San francisco, and a
new station Is TO De established on the
ereat hikes at "a cost %, S25O00O. Most
Important OF oll new training squad
rons have been organized on both the
Atlantic and Pacific coasts
rrh.-, u.,s Ho4fr of trimming ghlpg are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24
A CHRISTMAS GAME

A Yulctide version OF the donkey
party Is played thus on sheet sketch
or paste design OF q Christmas tree.
Have each branch OF the tree term-
nate In circle containing a number,
one TO 70, according 70 the size Of the
tree, Eeach person playing Is blind
folded In turn and Is given rosette
with which he must decorate the
tree" Each person aims TO pin his or
her rosette on or near 20 the highest
number Of the tree Each competitor
has three trials the three numbers 10
which ne pins nearest being written
down to his credit by the hostess. who
Keeps tally. The one whose three
numbers added together give the larg-
est sum total wins the first prize.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24

The portrait has an interesting his
tory. While he was a roommate Of
Mr.. popes both OF them then being
unknown students IN Paris, each tried
out his art with the other as model
Pope who was studying sculpture, did
bust OF Richards and Richards paint
ed a portrait Of Pope When the salon
opening came both OF the men received
invitations to exhibit their Efforts and
IN the exhibition both received honor
able mention on the works for which
each had posed Since then Mr., Pope
has returned to Boston, his native city,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24
OF Interest to Mothers.

Thousands OF little ones die every year
OF Group Most Of them could have been
saved by a few doses ~ Foleys Honey
should keep It IN the house II contains
no opiatcs AMI Ia safe and sure. Mrs
George "A Picket, San francisco, Cal,
writes my baby had a dangerous at
tack Of the Group and we thought she
would choke TO death, but one dose Of
Foley's Honey and Tar relieved her ~
once after other remedies had failed. We
are never a minute without Il In the
house" +, j. Hill Drug Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24

palaces IN the distance. In tie fore
ground the Virgin sits by the manger
holding the infant Savior, with ST.
Joseph leaning over her and the wise
men Offering sheep oxen and various
precious gifts. outside this exterior
stable there are figures Of men carry
Ing sheep and calves on their ghould-
ers, Fastening TO the sacred scene. In
this chapel worshipers remain all night
on their knees This manger side OF
the church Is against the east wall,
high upon which II the only window In
the edlhce so that the first rays Of the
morning sun iradlate the scenes Of
the Nativity The rays send roseate
glow, and as soon az this reaches the
worshlpers they leave the church, light
cigarettes and begin their festivities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24

with tendency 20 muddlness In colors.
plcturo loaned by Walter j. Greene
entitled "TwlighW Is much COM
mented upon BIZ OF work, somewhat
akin In nature TO the pieces OF MT
Fairbanks. ,..n-
me Western Ranch is probably the
best thing Hafen has IN the exhibit IL
brings out the life Of western America
AZ mo- degcrlpton could and conceals IN
he composition, the maRlngs OF a whole
Volume of story. Holly Hooks Is In
d,lercntly praised by many ana warm,
.y appIluled by a few Inc WORK ..
liafcn, as n whole, demonstrates tANt
he Is "a careful student OF nature anu
"a most capable ind conscientious Arl-
ist. HIS paintings suggest extreme
palnstakug ln fnlshlrg ana accuracy
of detail
j A. HARDWOOD shows change since
his last trp to Europe. There IL a
broader. bigger atmosphere to his work
Hls blowing Soap bubbles Is an eX-
ceedingly clever composition both IN
idea and execution The technical paint
ing I'M the lower part of the picture 10
excellent The cup from which the
rlrl gets her bubbles, and q table on
Which she slts, nre finely executed and
I'm great contrast to the prevailing
vogue Of lmpreasIonistic detail work,
Thcrc ia almost AN element OF humor
IN the Young Americe.' II Ia q
bright and pleasant sort Of study
The large canvass OF Rose Harlwell
Is ambitious almost 70 the limit OF me
artists capncity-and one wonders II
DO ID. .,tt,,l, gug1aesfu Tho miniatures
however. leave no doubts as TO their
excellence. They are the work IN which
she obtains her best results, and Whlch
rs most distinctlyely her own.
The flower studies of Grace Y.
Kerr. and Alice Merrill Horne, are care
fully and successfully done There is
prettiness Of touch and q gracetulness
OF pose to the paintings that Is entire
~ feminine
The style Of Mary TeasdeL while not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24

and achieved prominence In the world
Of sculpture, as Richards has done In
his own native city
OF the work OF Mrs. Farnsworth, one
wishes there were more, Her three
bIts-"Breton GRANDMOTHER Breton
Fishermen, and Baby are all done
In France, and ave foreign IN atmos-
phere. one wonders II the artist has
found nothing romantic enough to
strike her fancy since returning TO
Utah from her studies. There Is an In.
dHldualistlc touch 20 her work that
suggests great promise
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24
THE DAY OF HOPE.

The day Of the Nativity Is the day Of
hope-the day OF hope to the struggling
conscience Of man; 10 the human ma.
ture which Is uplifted In Christ and
made partaker Of God; TO the families
OF men who believe that sacred human
love Is not given 20 perish with the
earth. but In Christ Is destined 20 some
eternal purpose, 20 al who labor and
pray for the coming OF kingdom
where Cod shah reign IN men, and men
shall live In peace and good viii, where
The war drum shah throb no longer
and the battlenags be furpd
In tho parliament OF man. the fedora.
ton OF the world,
Right Rev Davis sesums, Bishop OF
Louisiana.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24

be accommodated on the Atlantic coast
Under this new system enlisted men
VIII be given more thorough instruction
than over before, since the course Will
be uniform and not dependent upon the
within OF each captain OF training shin,
as WAS formerly the case. The project
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24

cd naval station on the great lakes will
mark a new era In American naval In
struction Prior to the Spanish Amer
lean war Uncle Sam recruited practI-
cally all OF the men for his navy from
the cities along the seacoast and IN the
proportion OF twenty foreigners to one
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24

ships. These lads proved to be supe-
rlor. both physically and intellectually
10 most Of the recruits obtained on the
seaboard and most Of them were Amer
lean born Hereafter these desirable
interior young fellows will be given an
opportunity to become wise concerning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24

the most important walls Of the exhibit.
ton building and received very favor
able comment 1t was one OF five Sc
lected for consideration by the jury In
awarding the Harris prize OF 5000,
which finally went to Miss Cassat, IA
nous painter Of women and children.
Another picture OF Mr. Richards a
Portrait OF Mr., Pope, which was al
30 exhibited az the Paris salon, and at
Chicago. has been INVITED and sent
TO the Pennsylvania Academy OF Fine
Arts, which next year holds a centen-
NAL exhibition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24
CHRISTMAS SERVICE IN STABLE,

AZ Santa Cruz, Cal. there Is an old
spanish church in which the people
worship only on Christmas eve. Ex-
te,nally II looks Ike stable and has
no chandelier. The floor and walls are
OF stone and on the eastern side there
IS a manger, looking through the bars
Of which one sees the scenes Of the Ma
tlvity, with the towers OF castles and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24

native born citizen. With the rapid de-
velopment OF the navy and tNo famine
OF seamcn the department ,.ned Us
anxious eyes inland, and recruiting ON
GERS were soon enrolling IN the middle
west numbers Of bright boys who were
eager 10 serve on the big new battle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24

LEGAL BLANKS. a full supply, all
the latest forms at the Desertt News
Book store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24

long all the various
proteges over whom
Uncle Sam exercises a
quasi paternal guard
lanshlp there Is none
10 whom tho holiday
season comes more
acceptably than 70 the
naval recruit often a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24
CHRISTMAS,

a chandelier,
A mstletoe,
A lover near
A maid below,
A soufhe dear,
a kiss or so.
And that Is Christmas, don't you know
Elliot Kays Stone In Llppincotts
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-22

Auditorium-S: a. m.-Sunday
school normal hour, Rev. Geo. O..
Bachman. Topic, when is the
Work to be Done?''
Pavilion-9:00 a, m.-Boys' Club,
DR.. w. G.. Searls.
Auditorium-9:30 a. m.-Bible
hour, Mr.. 5. ID. Gordon, Topic,
1.-The Price Of Power"
Auditorium-u:O0 a. N. -- 1.-THE
Race Problem" Prof. John r..
Stratton.
Park-3:O0 p. m. Boys club, out
door athletics.
Auditorium-3:30 p. m.--Lecture
Prof. w. NJ. r. French.
Auditoriam-4:30 p. M" Liter
airy future of the South" Prof,
John K Stratton.
Tent-7:00 p. m.-Boys' club,
college stories aud stories OF trav-
ell DR.. Searis.
Auditorium-8;00 p. m.-Musical
recital, Mrs. Margaret Carter.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-22

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