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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-12
THREE VERY SlNTEREsTiNalPRo-
eRAMMEs HAVE BEEN Rem.
sDEREDE SINCE. sATuRDAY::l.
SsAccALAuREATE Sc RMoN CON-
slDERED ONE. OF THE BEST
EVER HEARD HERE.

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The entertainment given by the
Normal Athletic League Saturday
night was success in every. detail:
Il The programme was in two partsa
The first part consisted Of readings
and music; the second part was the
rendition Of play. entitled, "Cicely's
Cavalier"
1.-THE exercises were opened by a
/ piano duet by Misses Halle James and
Lucy Raymond which was followed
!: by "a recitation BY, Miss Mary Meow
AN, entitled, THE School Marm."
This was SO well received that she
i had to respond to an encore.
The next period Of the programme
+ was taken up by Miss Rowe, who read
from Shakespeare's "Twelfth-Night"
Her impersonation of Viola and Olivia
/ was clererly and gracefully done and
! with the sames elegance andEease, she
.delineated the characters Of Malyollo
and Sir Toby Belch.
The presentation of so many char
acters is difficult; but allgthesintrica-
eies were overcome by the reader and
the success attained in her. perform.
ance, was much commented upon by
those that were fortunate enough to
= hear her. The audience listened with
c rapt attention from the Introductory
E remarks until the closing words were
pronounced: MISS Rowe was heartily
encored to which she%responded ina
z bright little selection.
Miss Myrtle Burris sang a solo
which was appreciated. She was ac
u companied by Miss Fighter.
Miss Rowe again appeared upon the
rostrum and read "The End of TIL,
Task" by Bruno Lessing. This pa
I'll thetic story was feelngly brought on
4 4 and was followed by piano. solo b.
Miss Stella Bosworth, which con
& cluded the first part of the pro
I gramme
A short intermission followed dul
ing which time the stage setting
We're arranged for the production 0
the comedy, Cicely's Cavalier" a
y English comedy in one act. The chal
acters were taken by Misses Elb
Il: Boyers, Zoe Wade and Messrs.t Gu
Burnside, Walter Reeves and Olive
4 Shurtleff. Each presented a goo
stage appearance and their ease an
4 composure was marked. The aud
ence was well pleased one.
The exercises were under the dire,
5tion Of Miss Rowe and was the Gu
mination of the many happy successe
50 due to her untirlng, energy. Mis-
Rowe has made many friends Will
y here and these, with the entire st
dent body hope that she will return
y the beginning of the next term. /.
Bacealaureate Day.
The baccalaureate services, at Il
q Normal were largely attended yeste
day, all church services having bee
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-12
NORMAL! COMMENCEMENT
GONIINUES.. ..UNAIBATI.ED

suspended for this : occasion. . The
services were opened by the choir
under the direction of Mrs: Lulu Bill.
lingslea, who rendered AbBs "Oh
Lord Most, Holy. This was followed
by congregational singing and the re.
cital Of the Apostles Creed. Rev. A.
E. Fletcher, Of New Brighton, Pa, OF.
fered prayer. Rev. W. A. McCaffrey
read the first scripture lesson and the
second was read by Rev. H. G. Stoet.
ger. "The Man Of Sorrows vocal
solo, was rendered. by Mrs. Casslus
Owen Miller. Rev. B. NJ. Keith intro.
duced DR.. Seth Ward, Of Nashville,
Tenn, who delivered the baccalau.
reate sermon to the class. DR.. Wards
sermon was a mastery effort, and his
audience felt it "a rare privilege to
have heard him.; At the close Of, the.
sermon Rev. J. j.. scherer made; a
short prayer. The singing of the
hymn Holy, Holy, Holy" and the
Doxology followed, after which Rev.
W. J. Eddy pronounced the benedic.
tion.
Quite large audience listened to
the class day programme presented by
the Senior class at the Normal Audi.
torium this morning. The programme
was opened with selection by
1omen's orchestra after which the in.
vocation was made by Rev. stoetzer.s
BILLY Boy" Mr.. VIII Kennedy who
is the class president, gave the history
of the class. His production entitled
.Wild Animals Have Known" con.
tained number of clever hits at his
classmates.
Miss Virginia Gaskill, who appeared
Ion the programme as "Axphyxlator,'
s gave selection from "Rebecca Of
Sunny Brook Farm in a pleasing
manner. She was followed by Miss
Romanna Rowley as owlskl Rowlski
who foretold the future of her class
, mates in clever manner.
Elmer Finn as Judge Flinski,'
spoke on "Peculiarities Of People,
Mr.. Finn dwelt on the peculiaritie:
of people in general and his class
mates in particular. His production
was well received. "The Youngster'
of the class, Arlen G. Swiger, read
: clever paper full of wit and humor
and the youngster evened up with tn,
I faculty on numerous old scores. MI
! Van Glider delivered an Grafton
: "Amicitla."
a Gutter" otherwise Mr.. A.
Sharps, portrayed incidents, in tn
r lives Of his classmates in a cleve
d manner.
The Iron Man, Mr.. F. W. Steele, de
iivered the last will and testament Q
the class. Miss Stella Hutson playe
Kris Kingle and remembered each G
:. her classmates with an approprlat
; gift.
. 'Mr. E. B. Harden as E Bee Hart
9 tack, appeared as Ambassador to th
Benightedr and solved the problel
y of the class in mastery manner.
Omen's orchestra furnished mus
thrnu obopt tho ayarotrae
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-12
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-12
RUSSIA AC!!.C!jE!:P'IT!S
THE PRESIDENTS PEI ACE PRoPo-
slTloN, ACCORDING TO; OFF,
clALsREPoRT.

WASHINGTON June i Is ON.
cially announced here that Russia
has formally assented 10 the proposi3
tion Of the President and that she win
appoint plenipotentlarles to discuss
with plenlpotentiarles appointed by
Japan, terms Of peace.
The time and place Of meeting Is
now being consldered. S
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-12

Mr.. John Wortl.ington, q well
known South Penn oil man, under
went an operation at Pittsburg
hospital recently. He is reported to
be doing very nicely at the present
time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-12

Miss Edna Warder went to Grafton
Sunday to attend the wedding Of Miss
Vivian Turner and Miss Edward Saw:
yer, which will be solemnized in the
Grafton Baptist Church this evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-12
RAGING FLOODS
MISSISSIPPI

water In the Mississippi river al Han:
nibal, Missouri, are being broken.
b The rlyer-isE coming up the rate
Of two inches an hour.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-12

Have you tried Darlington Hail."
the steel cut coffee, at Mattingly's?sx
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26
Coming Events.

Mrs. Ella Nash will entertain the Friday
bridge club at this weeks meeting
Mrs. Benawa will be hostess at the meet
ing OF one OF the card clubs Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Marguerite Pritchett will entertain
the members of her bridal party at lunch
con Monday.
MT and Mrs. A, d. Hoag will entertain
the members Of the Kountze Place Card
club Saturday evening.
Mrs q. J. Ingwersen will be at home
Informally Friday afternoon for her sister.
Mrs Sidney Brown OF Chicago. al her
home, SSss Harvey street.
The Cotillion club will give the first OF
its seasons dances Monday evening at
Chambers at $3.50 o'clock. Instead Of the
German It will be a regular program dance
Mrs. Sol Hopper will be hostess at Tues.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26

shortlif; Messrs. z. c. Twamley. Theodore
Helgren. G. l.. Babcock. James Burns and
w S. Dexter.
Misses Dorothy and Janet Hall gave a
luncheon Saturday to some OF their girl
friends. followed by a box party at the
Burwood Those present were: Ruth
Hammer. Ruth Hitchcock. Bertha Dickey.
Helen Scobie. Elizabeth and Meme Davis,
Elizabeth Bruce. Mary Ringwalt. Kath-
crime Thummel, Dorothy and Janet Hall
Mr.. and Mrs william Jacobberger OF
Council BLUFFS, formerly OF Omaha, en-
tertained in honor Of their third wedding
anniversary Monday evening. The evening
was spent in playing cards and other
games, after which very delightful
luncheon was served About forty-five
guests were present. Assisting were Miss
Bishop and Miss Maxwell.
Mr.. Henry A. Raapke gave a theater
party, followed by a supper. Thursday
evening as farewell TO few friends. His
guests were: DR.. and Mrs. II. p. Jensen.
Miss Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Dining,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Davey and Or. and Mrs.
George Todd. Mr.. Raapke has for the last
four years been associated with Mr. T. r.
Kimbal as an architect ana will leave
Thursday for Paris going later to Italy
for a post graduate course in artistic archi-
lecture.
on Wednesday November p, occurred
the fftieth anniversary Of the marriage OF
Mr. and Mrs. n. w. Dudgeon. In the
evening their friends surprised them at
their home on Davenport street. delight
full evening was spent in cards, games and
dancing sumptuous supper was served
at midnight the guests bringing ample
provisions with them. Those present we're:
Messrs. and Mesdames M. j. Lawless.
Charles Graham, Hugh Mcdonald, J. Oar
nell, c. F. Slingerland, ]. F. Benolken.
KimmerlIng. P. Besen and Mesdames
Woods, Peironnet, Wilson, Ripley and
Garisb
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26
Come and Go GoHair

Mr.. f. w. Dixon has gone to New YORK
to remain until the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. o. d. Kiplinger are back
from a two weeks trip to Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Reichenberg have
returned from a two weeks eastern trip.
Mrs. D. o. Clarke has returned from a
two weeks visit in Colorado and Kansas.
Mrs. Alfred Metcalf was called to Lin
coin Tuesday by the illness of her mother.
DR.. and Mrs. F. II. Wallace are spend
ing a short time on their claim near Har-
rison, Neb.
Mrs. II. L. whitney returned Friday
from Norfolk where she has been visiting
her parents.
Mr. and Mrs W. j. Burgess and Mrs.
Byron Smith have returned from trip to
Kansas City.
Messrs Elmer ]. Jones and Fred Vorwald
are spending Sunday at the home of the
former at Utica, Neb.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Gibson have returned
from a two weeks trip to New York,
Washington and Baltimore.
Mrs ]. II. Dumont and Miss Edith Du-
mont are expected home today from a
visit with friends in Des Moines.
Mrs Frank Kleffner will go to Kansas
City today to visit her daughters. Mrs
c. H. Sawyer and Mrs. c. B. Prueitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Balm Smith of Phila-
delpha are guests of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 4. C. Edwards and Mr.. and Mrs
w. A. Smith.
Mrs. e. C. McShane has returned from
Kansas City. where she has been the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. John Sargent fol
the last two weeks.
Miss Eugene Whitmore will spend the
Thanksgiving vacation with friends in New
York and will go to Princeton to attend
the army and navy game.
Mrs. r. B. Mcpherson went to Chicago
! Thursday evening to meet her daughter
Miss Louise Mcpherson. who is returning
from the east. She was accompanied by
Miss Helen Forbs.
Mrs. James Z. Boyd returned THURSDAY
from a two months visit in Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Byrne, who hav,
spent the last week in New York, are eX
pected home Monday.
Mrs Joy Morton, who has been the CUES
OF her daughter. Mrs. Joseph Cudahy. fo
the last two weeks, has returned TO Arbo
/ Lodge, Nebraska City, accompanied by hel
| mother. Mrs. George Lake.
Mr. II. A. Stoddard has had as his guests
during the last week Mr.. and Mrs. f. L
McCoid of Keokuk and Mr. and Mrs. L. c
| Stoddard of Chicago Mrs McCoid and Mr.
\ Stoddard are daughter and son Of Mr.. II
| A. Stoddard
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26
TO TAKE BABES OFF STREETS
Newsboys aud PeddIers Under Eight
Must Give Up Business
Enterprises.

Judge Redick Saturday morning dis
charged from custody five boys arrested
for indecent conduct toward girls attend
ing the night sessions at Comenius school.
The Judge gave the boys a lecture on the
proper conduct toward girls and women
and on general department. The boys
promised to behave themselves and to re-
port occasionally to the court
In the main branch OF the Juvenile court
Judge Day Strengthened out a number Of
tangled ends and cautioned parents Of a
number of children reported as committing
such offenses as throwing stones at signal
lights and tampering with seals on cars.
Hereafter that provision Of the Juvenile
court law which is against permitting chill
dren under years old on the streets as
peddlers and newsboys, etc, will be strictly
enforced.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26
JUDGE M'HUGH'S ONE POINT
Omaha Lawyer Wants TO Know II
Man Cannot Roll Cigarettes
for Himself

ct shall test the law only in one par.
ticular, and that is whether it is unlaw-
full for a person to manufacture cigarette
for his own USE" remarked Judge Nc
Hugh. who is pushing an appeal taken
from the decision Of Police Judge Cos
grave of Lincoln, who recently fined a
young man named Raymond $50 and costs
for rolling a cigarette.
Much interest has been aroused over the
coming test case of the Casebeer anti
cigarette law enacted by the last legisla-
ture, The law already has been upheld
by the supreme court insofar as the en-
actment relates to the selling or giving OF
cigarettes.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26

DAY afternoons meeting Of the South Side
Whist club.
The local council Knights OF Columbus
will give its third annual reception and
dance Friday evening at Metropolitan club
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Mcdonald arc
entertaining Mrs McDonad's brother and
his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur b Clark OF
Milford. Conn. Wednesday afternoon Mrs
Mcdonald will give a tea from to
O'Clock In Mrs. Clarks honor at her home
liz North Thirty-eighth street.
The Omaha Guards will give medal drill
and hop Monday evening at their armory
The Young Women's Christian associa'
ton will keep open house Thanksgiving
day from to 10 p. m. in the association
rooms In the Paxton block. All youns
women. whether members or not, are cor
daily invited 20 call. Supper will be served
about O'Clock and that the committee
may make definite arrangements, those ex'
pecting TO attend are asked to leave their
names at the Office or with some OF the
secretaries
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26
Social Chit-Chat.


Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Ritter Brown have
taken a house in ithaca, N. Y. for the
winter and arc receiving not little social
attention
Mrs Lewis Reed sailed last Sunday from
Liverpool for New York. Mr.. Philip Reed
has gone to New York 20 Join his mother
and return with her.
Mr. and Mrs Miles Houck have returned
from their wedding trip TO California and
are at home with Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
wilkins for the present until their own
home Is ready for occupancy.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Smith have
closed their summer place at Rockford
Me. and are in New York. They expect to
leave there Friday for Omaha and will
spend a fortnight in Omaha. They will
have apartments at the Paxton during
their stay here.
Mrs r. B. Wood and Miss Margaret
Wood, who returned last week from a
months visit in the east. were among the
Omaha guests at the Yale Princeton foot
ball game at New Haven. They were
guests of Mr. Cranmer Of Denver, who Is
a Yale senior and member OF Kt Phi
fraternity. The fraternity house was
turned over to the guests of members and
ball was given for them at Yorke hall
the evening before the game. Miss Eugene
Whitmore was also a guest at the house
party and ball
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26
Pleasures Past,

Mrs. Dick Stewart entertained at lunch
con Saturday complimentary TO Miss Mar
guerite Pritchett.
Mrs. Paul Patton gave a luncheon at her
home in Dundee Saturday at l o'clock. Gov
ers were laid for eight.
The members of Omikron Alpha ri fra
ternity gave another OF their very enjoyable
dancing parties at Chambers academy Sat
urday evening.
Mrs Jacob Fawcett and Miss Fawcett
gave another large afternoon Saturday al
their home in Kountze Place. II was a
kensington and there were about forty
women present.
Mr.. w. s. Dexter gave a dinner party
for ten at his residence Wednesday even,
ing. Those present we're: Mrs. Z. c
Twamley, Miss Edith Dennis Miss Bertha
Ellingwood, Miss Rose ONeil, Miss Julia
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26
A Wniden'. TbanksRivinE.

I'm thankful that I'm one and twenty.
I'm thankful that Of wealth I've plenty
I'm thankful that Tn not in debt!
I'm thankful I'm not married-yet.
I'm thankful TO the powers above,
I'm thankful that I fell in love!
TIM thankful. though 10 was strain,
I'm thankful I fell out again.
I'm thankful I've a good complication!
I'm thankful, too, in this connection.
TIN thankful folks say l am pretty! .
I'm thankful they add smart and witty"
/ m thankful for my lovely gowns!
I'm thankful for my rivals frowns!
I'm thankful as all maidens are.
I'm thankful for n motor car!
I'm thankful, though I'm getting stout,
I'm thankful for my rlinabout,
I'm thankful / can play bridge whist!
I'm thankful I'm on fashions listl
I'm thankful / give thanks each year!
TIM thankful more than I appear.
I'm thankful ! am not a sinner
And I'm so thankful for this dinner,
New York Times.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26

thousands Of clubs all over the country
these articles have been read and discussed
and those who had not already dehnlte
convictions went over into the liberal camp
by the hundreds An officer OF the Cen
eral Federation OF Wemen's Clubs In an
address recently attributed the recent &C
ton Of the New York City Federation OF
Clubs and the Oregon State Federation OF
Clubs in ignoring the conservative policy
Of the national organization and formally
declaring themselves for the enfranchise-
ment Of women to the education resulting
directly from the discussion OF Mr. Cleve-
lands views as presented in these articles
A very enjoyable musicale was given AT
Monmouth Park school Friday afternoon,
both the pupils and patrons participating
in the program.
The members Of the Scriptural union
held their meeting last week at the home
OF Mrs. Block. 1923 Dewey avenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26
Reunion of Britt Family.

A reunion of several members of the Britt
family was held in Omaha Saturday after
a separation Of twelve years, by the men,
bers gathered together. C. W. Britt is an
Omaha attorney and John c. Britt of De-
troit is his nephew. j. =. Britt is an old
Omaha newspaper man, having worked on
several of the Omaha papers fourteen years
ago Since that time he has Travelled to all
parts of the globe, engaging in newspaper
work as he travelled. In Manila he met
Don Riley, well known Omaha newspaper
man of the olden time.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26
WILL FEED ONE THOUSAND
Volunteers of America Preparing for
Annual Thanksgiving Basket
Dinner.

The Thanksgiving basket dinner 10 be
given by the Volunteers of America
promises to be the largest and best they
have ever given in this city.
The expect to give away food enough to
feed 1000 worthy persons by this method
Any donations of food or money for this
purpose should be sent TO the Volunteers OF
America, Crounse block.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26
Fearful Carnage

occurs every day from cuts, injuries, etc.
Stop bleeding and heal the wounds with
Bucklens Arnica Salve. 25c. For sale by
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26
WOMAN IA CLUB AND CHARITY

The program for the Fourth Triennial
Council of Jewish Women, to he held at
Chicago December to Il, is out and In
cluded among the speakers are the names
OF some Of the foremost Jewish women Of
the country. besides a number of equally
prominent workers in other organizations.
The meetings will be held at Sinai temple
and Mrs Henry Solomon of Chicago will
preside There will be a meeting to re-
ceive credentials of delegates at o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, December 5. and later
in the afternoon an informal reception will
be rendered the visiting delegates and OFF,
GERS The presidents annual address will
be given in the evening together with the
report OF the corresponding secretary, Miss
Sadie American. and the formal welcome
will be extended meeting of the ma
tional board will be held Wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock and the early part of the
afternoon will be devoted to the prelim-
mary routine reports. Religion will af-
ford the subject of the later afternoon.
There will be a report from the chairman
on religion and several papers on the
several phases of religious work by Miss
Josephine Lazarus of New York, Mrs. c.
Misch Of Providence, r. l.. Mrs. ]. An
drews, president of the Boston section,
and Mrs. S. NJ Blumauer of Portland.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26

Rev. Anna Shaw, president Of the Ma
tional Woman's Suffrage association, will
go west to participate in the Oregon cam
paign for the enfranchisement of women,
soon after the close of the national con-
vention in Baltimore in February. The
Nebraska association is anxious that Miss
Shaw stop in this state. and a speaking
appointment may be arranged for her in
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26

The meeting Of the household economies
department of the Womans club will be
held Friday morning of this week at 10
O'Clock instead of Thursday owing TO
Thanksgiving. Further reports will be
made Of the dairy and milk inspection and
investigation and all interested are invited
TO attend, Mrs. c. W. Hayes will have
paper on "A Model Dairy" in which she
will set forth some Of the essential con-
ditions. The meeting will be held in the
east parlor of the First Congregational
church
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26
SOCIETY IN A BUSY SEASON

week Just Closed Was Active and Coming
Week Will Be.
BRILLIANT FUNCTIONS MARK THE BAYS
tGairs UnusunIIy Pretentious FIN the
Calendar and smart Folks Arc
Kept Moving Mt Rather
Rapid Gait.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26


Reports Of sections. Of organizers and of
the peace committee together with the re-
port of the nominating committee. will be
heard Thursday morning and in the aft
ernoon the delegates will be given a re-
ception at Lakeside club by the members
OF the Chicago section. In the evening
Mrs. Joel Hillman of Washington. d. c.,
will conduct a round table and lead dis
cussion of civic work, business methods,
ethics Of organization, the relation and
| obligations to national work and CO.
operation with national and local asso-
| Citations the Consumers league and house.
! hold research. A revision of the constitu-
ton is scheduled for Friday morning, to
! be followed by reports Of sections, and in
| the afternoon there will be reports from
! the International council and the reciproc-
ity bureau and the election of officers.
| Services will be held in the evening at
Temple Israel in the evening at o'clock,
/ DR.. Emil G. Hirsch presiding Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Solomon will be at home in
formally to the officers, speakers and Wis
| iting women from . to II o'clock. Saturday
morning there will be services at Temple
| Israel and in the afternoon there will be
visit to the University of Chicago and
! a reception rendered by the Womens
union of the university from to O'Clock
at Lexington hall. A number of other in
| vitations have been extended for the after
noon to visit institutions on the South side
The reports of the religious schools com.
mittee will be made Sunday afternoon and
| the rest of the session will be devoted &c
! a consideration of the work among the
| juniors. Settlement work. housing and
| philanthropy will be discussed Sunday
evening by such we'll known women a,
Il sNPA
| Sadie Valid Of Chicago and Mrs. Edwin
! Wehle Of Louisville Ky. The reports OF
the philanthropic child labor juvenile
court and other standing committees will
continue through Monday and Tuesday, to
gether with a consideration of kindred
topics Unfinished business will be dis
posed of and the convention close Will
a luncheon at Hull House Tuesday at 1:S
O'Clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26

The advocates Of equal rights for women
are indebted to the Ladies' Home Journal
ana the outlook. II has been suggested by
prominent writer on women's topics that
vote OF thanks is due the editors of these
two publicatonE-for Mr.. CIeveIaud's out-
break against womvus clubs and woman
suffrage IN the former and "A European
university woman's" attack upon the
American Womens college have done more
To bring the undecided 10 definite concIu-
sions on these subjects than al the other
influences Of the year combined In