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Temperancevllle.

orr came laws are being violated
dailv and to the surprise OF no one as
there is no warden on duty to eniorce
them.
Mrs. Mary Brodwater and daughter,
Miss Carrie, have recently returned
from a protracted visit to Mrs. Neoie'O
of Lunenburg Co.
The store of H. E. Byrd & Son. Is
fnll Of bargains just received from the
citv. They will offer attractive pfi'0'
for eggs next week.
Messrs. Charlie Showard ana nay
Dennis are home again from baiti
more. The attractions here are 81
great they can't stay away
The continued prosperity OF ou
hank is very gratifying to its man.
friends and patrons. 1t has owe
s5O. GOO on deposit at this time
The crop of sweet potatoes IN 'nl
section this year was the largest eve
1 known and the most of it has pee
~ arketed. The prices for same nav
been fairly remmerative.
Our Methodist Church, recently r.
modelled and very much improved
I, annearance, was re-openedfor servi'
Il on last Sunday. A large congreg
tion was present to hear sermon
g the pastor, Rev. ]. A. VIM.
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Oak Hall.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ernest Iuu leaVe
the last of this month for SeatUie'
their future home.
Onr school this session is under tne
management of very efficient anu
nonular teacher and in a prosperous
condition.
All of our people are not hapPy
over the mo fence'' decision mace oy
the Board of Supervisors at It's iaVe
meeting.
Mr.. E. H. Conquest is having
dwelling erected here, which Will o'
occupied when completed by MIR. ah'
Mrs. Bayne, of near Pocomoke O'Vy
i A certain young man of this piac
Ihas a very precious "pearl' which III
would not part with for any sum q
money. He is also fond OF writin
2 poetry.
q Protracted meetings have been
+ progress in different churches aroun
here for several weeks past and all
n the young people have been nignt
y in attendance.
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Deaths.

Mr.. VIM. s. B. Bond died OF near.
disease. on train between Bloxom ana
parksley, while on his way from san al
ford to his home near Aceomac Y. h.
on Friday 18th inst. He passed away
while leaning on a nephew accom-
nanying him and so quietly that the
child thought he was playing with
him. The deceased was prominent as
a member of the Methodist Churcn
and for many years was faithful ana
efficient teacher in the public schools
of Accomac. He was native Oh
Maryland and member OF the prom
inent family of his name in that STATE.
He was held in the highest respec'
and esteem by everyone for his many
oxcellent traits of character. Funera
services were held over his remains
on Sunday at the home of his nephew
| Mr. w. T. Bond, conducted by Kew
w. J. Twilley, his pastor.
Mr.. Geo. w. Garrett died las
Saturday of catarrh of the stom n,
at the home of his brother, Mr.. Wu
n Garrett, Northampton, aged
: wears, and was laid to rest Sunday =,
: the church yard of the CapeVill
Methodist Church. The deceased
who spent the most of his life at Al a,
o comac G. H., was member OF IL
Il Dummondtown Methodist ChurcI
II an industrious and useful citizen al
y Justly was held in the highest respe
70 and esteem by the people of the TOW
% and vicinity, who deeply regret 1
untimely death.
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nodest0wn.

MIR. w. ]. Singleton is on the S'oA
list at this writing.
MIR. Roland Bundick is still very Ill
with typhoid fever
Miss Lena Mock, of Atlantic, Is che
guest of Miss Flora Miles.
The fair held here the past week
proved to be quite success
Mrs. VIM. West, of Jersey C1.y' 10
the guest of relatives and fr'eho' 81
this place.
Mesors. w. #. Bundick and Mr.
VIM. Savage made a flying Trip ~
Baltimore this week.
Mrs. John Savage and Miss helei
Donpbtv. of Wachapreague, speh'
few DAYS here last week.
The revival meeting, (which has bee
IN nrogress at this place, has cioSe
with three converts as the result
Miss Flora Miles gave a recep'lo
. Friday evening of last week IN nohe
Of her friend, Miss Lena Mock lhos
present we're: Misses Evelyn an
: rorrie Hickman, Maggie Mears, Nam
s Rundick, Addie shreves, Della KOS
lille Littleton; Messrs. Bradin al
e stanley johnson, George hlc nd.s,
a VIM. Savage, Thomas Mears' Dor r,
If Rnndick, VIM. Bloxom, and Roy M iie
They were entertained with gam ~,
and music, after which refreshmen
u were served. All report very plea
IN ant evening.
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NEIGBB0RHOOD NOTES.
Onanc0ck.

Mr. DOUGLAS d. Fletcher, of Watts
vile, is visiting his brother on hcrr
st.
Mrs. Sadie Bagwell spent last week
with her son, DIR. j. Newton Bagweh'
of Baltimore.
Mrs. Ran Beloat and Miss Stena
Crockett attended the Horse Snow III
Norfolk this week.
Miss Charlotte Laird, of New York,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. COSBY
Bell, at the rectory.
Mrs. Pursby and daughter, Miss
Helen, of Baltimore, are at the nome
of Mrs. William S. Mills.
Rev. ]. Cosby Bell preached before
| the Norfolk Oonvocation, which was
in session in Emporia this week.
Mr.. N. W. Mock was called to Bal
r timore Tuesday by the illness OF his
wife, who is visiting in that city.
: MIR. and Mrs. Robert l.. Hopkins re-
r turned Saturday from two weeks
visit to Baltimore and Hagerstown.
e Misses Sallie Fletcher and Sadie
e Fletcher left Monday for visit OF
month to Mrs. Thomas Drummond, o
= Norfolk.
n Mr.. and Mrs. John Duncan AM
Miss Marye Duncan left Saturday 10
- New York. Mr.. Duncan will while
the city buy his Christmas Gods.
ID Mrs. Catherine Bird and Miss Sail
Bishop, OF Snow Hill, Md, are IN
at puests of Mrs. Ohio Lee Parker at III
ke home 1.-THE Elms," on East Main >
10 Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Vadei
attended the marriage of the
lis son. DR.. Garland Walden to MI
a EVELYN Wyatt, of Northampton Z
re- on Tuesday.
Rev. ]. R. Taylor, rector OF :
mt James Church, Accomac, ana Rev.
off Cosby Bell, of Holy Trinity Churc
'od of this town, will exchange pulpits
lis. the II O'Clock service Sunday MOI
lti- ing.
es- Supt. G. G. Joynes and General
ing spector WA. jenkins visited rang
OF last week. They say that IN prop
ton to the wealth of the commun
.or the new school building which is ne
int ing completion is the finest III
in State.
will Mr.. w. II. Bundick left home
terday to make tour OF FLORIDA
,rr der the auspices of the State m
';se dent of the w. G. II. U. Of that ST.
for On his way down he will deliver
No dresses at Portsmouth, SUFFOLK
Franklin, Va, and at Weldon,
ford and Southern Pines, n. Z )
Do, irving at Jacksonville on NoVen
1St.
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Picnic In Hacks Neck.

An old fashion picnic will be heio
in the grove in front of 7. ID. Ben,
netts,store on Saturday afternoon ana
evening, October 2Sth. Supper oys-
tiers, confectioneries and other re-
freshments will be served at reasona-
ble prices. Proceeds to be divided
between Evergreen M. E. Ohurcn'
South, and Harborton Baptist Ohurcn,
r. weather is inclement on day named
same will take place on Saturday
November 4th. -,
Come everybody and we Will aS
sure you a good time
Committee.
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Qulnby.

Hand-line fishing will soon be pasV
Measure to the regret of those VINO
love the sport as well as the catch'
Many sweets remain undug on ac az,
count of the very low price now sell
mo for. "star" brand netting bo 10 %
cents.
A saw-mill has lately been setCle'
in Upshurs Neck which will add u
the number of new buildings alreao.
going up in the village.
Rev. H. G. Davis is continuing III
meeting. running over into a secoh
week at Smiths Chapel, which ne
successfully conducting. Unable
procure help, he has evinced ze'
and self sacrifice for its success tina
have created much admiration al
sympathy for him, to whicn .ne 90
ceptionably good order and huere'
that have prevailed bear testimony
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Horntown.

Our farmers are still shipping Sweev
potatoes and report the largest yieid
for years.
Mrs. s. IT. johnson is home from d
visit to friends on Chincoteague ana
Miss Eta Colona from a~visit 10
friends at Bloxom.
The teachers of our school this Ses'
sion have place among the first Oh
the Shore. The people OF our oo"i
and vicinity are proud Of and deilghte'
with them.
Among the late visitors to our tow
were Mrs. E. Shrieves, PhiiadeiPni"
Mrs Henderson, Pocomoke city, MRS
John Anderton, Chincoteague, MI
w. Colona, Parksley.
| A revival meeting in our Methooi'
Church, which began on last Sunda.
, is being well attended, Rev. W. Z
Bates, of Capeville, is assisting III
pastor and preaching fine sermons
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Millinery.

Ladies please take notice. nave
inst returned from the city with a
full line of millinery and fancy mover,
ties. Please call and inspect my stocS
Have also an up-to-date milllner
Thanking you for past favors' l re-
main,
Mrs. T. A. German.
Miss 8. P. Duncan of the firm o
Miss Duncan g. Co. wishes to an
nounce that she is home with a iui
aud up-to-date line of millinery an
invites her friends to call and examin
same.
Miss Duncan & Co.,
Belle Haven, Va.
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Letter to q. Douglas wilkins.
Accomac, Va.

Dear Sir: If you paint two houses
alike with two different paints and
one takes twice as much paint as the
other, you know which paint to BUY
after that so far as go-far goes-don't
your ~,
One of these paints is Devoe; the
other is any average paint. The wors'
are worse than that; the better art
not much better; no other paint thar
Devoe is anywhere near Devoe IN go
far. Devoe is go further;the rest ar
eo-short go-middling and go-three
quarters.
Yours truly,
On F. w. Devoe q 20.
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coIored Teachers Association

The Colored Teachers Association
will meet at Onancock Saturday NOV
4th 1905. at 1 o'clock p. m. All teach
ers are requested to be present a
there is much important business
to be transacted.
IN 1rzzle Geo. E. Blair,
Chairman, oecreUaiy'
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VIM. E. Thomas,
Nassawadox, Va.
Dear Sir:-I nave used small guam
tity of your Woodbridge Orchilla Guano
this year. The same was applied 10
the land late in the fall Of last year.
am perfectly satisfied with the
results and will use it again
more literally this year. 1 used tint
puano for sweet potatoes, corn ano
GRASS. Ibelieve it to be valuable
fertilizer and feel that my investmen
was profitable one.
Very respectfully
William A. Burton,
| Onley, Va.
C41,,,Ior On 1908
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niona.

Mrs Mollie Mears, of Bloxom' Oh
late has been the guest OF her siS'ei'
Mrs. Jno. S. Taylor.
Misses Lillian Miles and Josie Tull
left Monday for Philadelphia wheie
they will spend the winter
A most enjoyable surprise party wa'
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs u
p Miles in honor of their daughter
Miss Lillian, this week. All reported
a good time.
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Furniture, cheap for cash, at
B. s. Ashby & Co.

Write to us for estimates on DOORS
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware
naints. &c. Stock large, prices low
Mr. R. d. l.. Fletcher will be at Ac'
comac @. H., the first day OF ever s'
County Court, to receive orders i0'
the firm. co
Cape Charles Ice & Lumber w.
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Having bought our ladies and gents
shoes before the advance,we can save
Won money on your fall purchases
S. w. Ames & Co..
Pungoteague, Va.
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We are in receipt of cargo OF NOS,
1 and Q heart cypress shingles ano
also have 2 scantling, well tubing, &c
Rogers & Bro,
Finney, Va.
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Two car loads of coal just received
and for sale at right prices.
J.J. Bailey & Bro,
Onley, Va.
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Call and see our cooking and heat
inc stoves before you buy and we
will save you money.
s. w. Ames & Co.,
Pungoteague, Va.
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WANTED-A good stable man VINO
ia willing to work. Good wages 70
the right man. wut;no
Accomac, va.
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September 80, 1905.

A call and inspection of our CLOAK
and skirt department will convince
Won we have the quality, style and
nrioe that will compete with any mar
s. w. Ames & Co.,
Pungoteague, Va.
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Our buyer will start for the North.
ern markets Monday, in pursuit Oh
more bargains to meet our demands
'-'N' B. S. Ashby & Co.
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FOR sALE-A good family horse
ono"p' Jno. D. Grant, Jr.,
Accomac, Va.
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Rolls of Honor.
Zion School.

Zion School.
Grade MARY Parks.
Grade 6-Nannie Justis, Leila NC
Cready. ,.
Grade S-virgie Mears, Lola scott
Blanche Parks, Carrie Hart, Mamie
Chopper, Daisey Finney'
Grade 2-Garnett Finney.
E. A. Warren,
Principal.
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QUICK BUYER WANTED-For No: l
horse sound, kind, an excellent driver
and good farm horse, years olo'
For particulars address: 49,
L u r John VIM. Mears,
BOX 223, Onancock, Va.
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NoT1cE-I have one good, SOUND
Young horse for sale. Any one wish n
ing bargain can have tneir oo cno cid
of the following: One six year OH
mare, two four year old geiaihgS, mil, i
also have a small mule, that L VIII
sell cheap. r,o;ro
Mappsburg, Va.
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srRAyED-From my premises blac IL
shoat short tail, weight about t4o
hounds. Information of same suita-
bly, rewarded. u co.rd
Accomac, Va.
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For ri, or wood heaters cheap,go TO
B. s. Ashby & 90.
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Daugherty School.

Daugherty School.
Minnie Bradford, Lula Bradford
Lillian Fitzgerald, Annie May G IN
nolds, Versa Heath, Florence Lillis'
ton, Clara E. Lilliston, Eu,a rowen u
Walter Daugherty, Albert Fitzgerald
~ Principal.
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FOR SALE-Hotel doing good ous
mess which pays $500 per yea,
nniw reason for selling, sickness. Al
letters addressed to this paper VII
be forwarded.
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FOR SALE-Live black duck decoys
o''o"p' Box 10,
Temperanceville, Va.
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NorIcE-All persons are hereDy
forewarned from cunning, oysterihg
or otherwise trespassing on farm a., OF
marsh land occupied by me IN up
shur's Neck, under penalty OF pros D,
ecution to the full extent OF tne law
o0u''" o. T. White.
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NoT1cE-An Attorney heifer, light
color, straight horns, no MARKS, t nAs
been on my premises for some mohCns >.
The owner will please call for her'pay
charges and take away; n,,,,,on
Locustmount, Va.
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PUBLIC sALE-I will sell to highest
bidder Wednesday, November 1st., on
NV premises Parker farm, near
7 ,ocustyille, 20 head hogs, 2 COWS and
calf, 80 potato bed frames, 40 barrels 3
Of corn. g stacks fodder, cart, z
Good farm horses Of them 4 years
Gid next spring, farming utensils ana
many other outdoor things such as
nsed ON a first-class farm. Sale to
Commence at 10 am. and terms made
known on day of sale. .,
INV Robert w. Lilliston.
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PUBLIC AuUTIoN-I will sell at pub
lie auction on my premises at the
VIM. E. Mapp farm, near Onaey
Station, on Thursday, November 18TH n,
ali Of nv household and kitchen
furniture, farming implements, corn
and fodder, potato bed frames, one
mule one very valuable mare-hn'
driver. two carts, two top buggies
&c. Sale to begin at 10 a; m. Ter"
made known on day of sale.
'"">' William Caruthers.
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Nor1cE-Any person having sho"
hoy for sale will please write TO
ooA Iva Beloate & Savage,
Onley, Va.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COWS ana
,olves have been in my pasture since
Snrinp. The owners will please come
for for same, pay charges and take away
LUZ '" Geo. w. Johnson,
Metompkin, Va.
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PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will sell at pub
liz anction at my residence Oak Hall,
Va Wednesday, October 25th, begin,
ming at 10 a. m. all my nousen s"i
and kitchen furniture in part as 1oi,
lows: Q bedroom suits, / COOK stoye,
heaters. mating, carpets, tables,
chairs. and lots of other things zoe
numerous to mention. Terms mace
'''o " " - J. Ernest Tull,
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FOR RENT-The harness and shoe SS
maker shop formerly occupied by Mr
Geo. w. Garrett at Accomac Y; a.,
a GOOD place for the business and at
fair price. 11i,,;ston
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John ". EDM0NDS. Editor and Owner
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LOCAL NEWS.

Election, Tuesday, November 'th'
Circuit Court, Monday, November
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-14
HIGH PRAISE FOR DR.. SALMON
Live stock Boards Endorse work of
Former Head of Bureau of
Animal Industry.

GUTHRIE, Okl, Sept. 13.-At the final
session of the ninth annual meeting of
the International association OF Livestock
Sanitary boards in this city today a reso-
luton was adopted by which the associa-
tion fully recognizes the efficient SER
vice and benefit to the livestock Industry
accomplished by the federal bureau of
animal industry under the able direction
OF DR.. D. e. Salmon as chief OF the
bureau from it's organization to the pres
ent time and sincerely regrets that he has
seen At TO tender his resignation
The committee on line and open season
regarding quarantine. the report OF which
has usually been adopted as a basis of
regulation by the Department of Agricul-
ture. recommended placing above the quar-
antines line Fisher. Scurry and Crane coun-
ties in Texas; Roger Mills and washita
counties in Oklahoma, and surry, Alex
ander Dayie. Iredell and Rowan counties of
North Carolina.
The following officers were elected:
DR.. NJ. NJ. Hankins of Texas. president
Or. TAFT Butler of North Carolina, vice
president; DR.. S. II. Ward of Minnesota,
secretary-treasurer.
Springfield, ILL.,, was chosen as the meet
ing place for the convention in 1903
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-14
CLOSING OF TAGeART CASE
Final Arguments Are Heard and
Court Announces He VIII Render
Decision in Ten Days.

WOOSTER, o., Sept 1S.-The trial of the
divorce suit brought by Captain Elmore F.
Taggart against his wife Grace Culver
Taggart, which has been on here since
August 2 was brought to a close today,
the final summing up of the attorneys hav-
ing been heard today.
The trial has been one of the most SEN
sational ever heard I'm the Ohio courts, and
has aroused widespread interest. num-
Der OF well-known army officers have been
called as witnesses during the trial The
scenes OF the alleged misconduct on the
part of both Captain Taggart and his
wife have covered a wide area. Captain
and Mrs. Taggart having lived az different
times at Fort Leavenworth. Kas.: Colum-
bus, o.: Havana, Cuba, and in the Philip
pines, where the husband was in the service
OF his country.
The principal interest is centered in the
awarding OF the care OF the two children,
both boys, OF Captain and Mrs Taggart
Judge Eason announced that he would
render his decision in a week or ten days.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-14
SIXTY PASSENGERS INJURED
Trailer at Pittsburg Overturns when
the Brakes Fail to Work
Properly.

PITTSBURG, Sept. 13.-Sixty passengers
were injured, nine seriously by the over
turning of a trailer attached to a traction
car on the Homestead division of the Penn
sylvania Railway company near the Glen
wood bridge early today.
The most seriously hurt we're taken to
the Homeopathic hospital, where they will
be compelled to remain for some time.
The others were able to proceed to their
homes after having their injuries dressed.
The accident was caused by the failure
OF the brakes to work properly.
The trailer was crowded TO its fullest
capacity, many of the passengers being
workmen on their way to the various
plants in the vicinity. There is a steep
grade from the Glenwood bridge to Hays
Junction, where cars branch of for sur
rounding points, and great caution is used
by motormen. The brakes refused to act
properly today. however and tie cars de-
scended the grade with, unusual speed. At
Hays Junction there is a sharp curve The
first car managed to round the curve, but
the trailer. carrying sixty passengers, was
thrown from the track on its side. A
scene Of almost indescribable confusion
followed as the upset trailer was dragged
for a considerable distance before the
motor car could be stopped. Every one
Of the sixty passengers was bruised and
injured and II was first reported that four
had been killed Word was Immediately
sent TO the Glenwood car barns. A spe-
ciaI car was dispatched to the scene and
all the injured removed to the barns, where
they received medical attention and the
seriously injured were taken to the hospi-
tails. II is expected that all of the injured
will ultimately recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-14
cHURCHMEN ARE IN "RETREAT"
CIergymen and Laymen Withdraw for
a Time from Affairs of
the World.

CHICAGO, Sept. i3.-Nearly loo Epis-
opalians-clergymen and laymen-will next
week go into retreat" from the world
and will for four days lead a communal
life I'm Chicago. much like that OF monks
group OF buildings at the University Of
Chicago. The participants will be dele
gates 10 the twentieth annual convention
OF the Brotherhood of st. Andrew This
great denominational fraternity numbers
1900 members. This idea of the retreat will
be carried out consistently during the four
days the delegates will be in Chicago. They
will not necessarily be cut on from the
world, but those who wish may live so as
10 see no one except members of the
brotherhood from Wednesday TO Sunday
evening.
The university authorities have refnr-
nished the lower. group apartments with
almost monastic simplicity.
Women who accompany their husbands
or brothers to the convention viii have a
taste OF monastic life. For feminine use
one OF the coed" dormitories has been set
aside
The purpose OF this retreat" as ex-
planned by ohicials OF the brotherhood, is
to intensity the feeling of universal
brotherhood. John II. Small, secretary OF
the Chicago assembly, is receiving an un-
precedented number of applications from
delegates all over the country. It is ex-
pected there will be members of the
brotherhood present from China, Hawaii
and other distant lands.