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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01
Woman Burned to Death.

Richmond. Special-Mrs. Lucy Pear
man. a young married woman. lost her
life as the result Of an effort 90 kindle
a fire in a cook stove with kerosene
oil. Mrs. Pearman occupied FIAT at
415 North Twcnty-second street As
she started 20 light a fire about z a.
m. an explosion occurred. setting her
clothing on fire Though she WAS
dragged from the building by a
neighbor. George Wilson. who himself
sustained painful injuries. the young
woman died almost Instantly Mrs.
Pearman was the wife cf B. vs.. Pear
man. "A bridge builder in the employ
OF the Atlantic Coast Limo RAILROAD
who az the time was In Rocky Mount
y C.. Mr. Pearman arrived here i'm the
afternoon heartbroken as a result of
his wife's tragic death Mrs. Pear
man was n handsome young woman OF
2S years of age and was native Of
West Virginia. She had been happily
married about three years.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01
Killed BY Lightning

StrasburE Spocial-Aden Keller was
killed during a sewers storm. To- iug
struck by lightning. He was in the
harvest field OF his brother. Noah
Keller near rom's Brook Shenandoah
county. standing near the binder.
which he was just leaving to get ont
uf the storm. Nr Keller was lnc son
OF a. r.. Keller and had taught for
several years in the public schools
of the county He was IS wears of
age and unmarried. He Is survived
by three brothers and "a sistcr-pr0f
j. II. Keller. OF Lookout Mountain
Tenn: Mrs. samuel Warner. OF Cam
den. y. j.. Mrs. Lester Saum. of
Bellcvernon. Pa.. Mrs Ernest Ruiz.
Miss Sallic Keller. William Noah Zen
and Nevin Keller. who live near
Toms Brook.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01

The babys r.ght. the lovers privi-
lege. the parents benson. and the
hypocrite's mask.
Tat which you cannot give with
out taxing. and cannot take without
giving
The FAX % truce in the petty wars
OF oouFtship and marriage.
The acme OF agoay 10 a basafui
man
The oaly known ~smack' that viii
calm 4 storm.
The only really agreeable double
faced action under the sun-or the
TIE thunder-cisp % the lips which
iIr.--.--f .--.,..a r-.e A-ltllng
glance OF the eyes
a report a. headquarters.
That in which two heads are better
than one.-Tit-Blts.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01

New York. Spccial.-Mrs. Winthrop
Rutherford. fourth daughter OF Levi
p. Morton, former Vice President OF
the United States. was last Saturday
noon received into the Roman Catholic
Church. She had been considering
the step for the last two wears. and
had been giving much attention 70
reading Of religious subjects. Mrs
Rutherford was. and her parents are,
members OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church. as is also her husband.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01
VIRGINIA Briefs.

The Augusta County Democratic
Committee fixed August ] as the date
for holding the primary for the nom
nation Of candidates for Senator from
the Ninth district and two candidates
for the House Of Delegates from Au-
gusta county and Staunton. Each
candidate was assessed $50. The
board appointed l6O judges and
clerks.
Grading for the Tidewater Railroad
which is TO run from West Virginia to
Norfolk. has been begun on the south
sides OF Nottoway river. on the farm
OF s. X. Westbrook. in Southampt
county. near Cooper.s store.
Messrs. w. w. Baugh and S. p Bar-
ham, Jr. both OF Surry county. have
announced themselves candidates for
the Legislature from the counties Of
Prince George and Surry.
In the United States Court at Roa-
noke. J. o. Kascy, OF Roanoke county
was fined 500 and given 20 days in
jail for retailing liquor without a
license. William NJ. Whaling, OF Wise
county was sent 10 the penitentiary
for one year and fined 500 on the
same charge. ~
A terrible rain and wind storm
passed over Prince George county
Tuesday night.
The Southern Wholesale Grocers'
Association, at Norfolk. adjourned to
meet next in Jacksonville, Fla
Badly burned. Rosa James. OF Nor
folk. in an ambulance was caught In
runaway and the shock caused her
death
Erasmus Cooley. a Petersburg me-
gro. was sentenced 70 10 years i'm
prisonment for stealing a pockctbook
containing IS cents, from a woman.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01

A Raid on q Meeting Of zoo Near Lodz
Results IN f3 Being Wounded and
80 Arrested
Warsaw. By Calie.-A secret meeting
CT 200 Socialists in the forest OF
Zqulerz. near Lodz. was surprised hy
Cossacks az noon Tuesday. Eighteen of
the Socialists were wounded and $50
arrested The authorities are making
an insistent search for the Socialist
leaders In the course OF the search
a number of persons were KILLED -
wounded.
All the restaurants and liquor stores
have been ordered closed
The day passed quietly here Polish
papers this evening unanimously col-
denim the strikers and their resultant
disturbance. Which they say can only
lead 90 llColshel and distress.
All the prisons are ran tO overflow
Jews having been arrested durlne the
last - hours. De- is expected that q
state of siege VIII bc pro laimed as
great riots are anticipated during the
mobilization
The laborers ou thiriy-two beet root
plantations in the government az po-
doila have struck and 10 i- feared the
harvest viii he lost
The peasants ln the government OF
kova are forcefully occupying pasture
and other lands 0f tL- pGoprietors %
estates
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01
poo HAD Hydrophohla.

Roanoke Spccial-Abount six weeks
ago j. II. Butt. a wcn l,nown-b business
man OF this city. was bitten by a dog
supposed 20 Dee afflicted with rabies.
Mr.. Butt AZ once went 90 the Pasteur
Institute Baltimore. taking with him
the head of the brute he Was treated
and pronounced as being entirely well
The serum from the dogs head was
innoculated into a rabbit for the pun
pose OF a test The rabbit has since
died. having developed hydrophobio.
Mr. Butt has received a letter from
DR. ~ G.. kcirle. Of Baltimore. as
follows. The innoculated rabbit
after 20 days developed rabies. We
feel sure that YOU are protected. our
regards to you.'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01

TIE Stingiezt man Ia Anne Arundel
County waE married by a Justice Of
the Peace ard paid the marriage fee
in turnips- for a wedding trip he
brought his bride 20 Baltimore IN
market wagon. and Tor a wedding din
ner they ate bologna and crackers.
Before starting Tor home he bought
a dimes worth o. stick candy A.
the bride opened the bag for the
second stick be stammered. say.
supposin' ne save the rest Of this
here candy for the folks az home"
Since the weather became warm be
has stopped the clock. In his house.
20 keep Il from wearing out and lis
tens rarOugh the open window 20
hear his Deighbor's clock strike
Baltimore Sun.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01

Owing 20 TIE large measure % sue
cess attained By the japanese torpe-
DO n0tlus a. the opening % opera
eions. there was an hyEteric2l cutlery
saxt bEt-ieshius were doomed and
thzt no more need be built hoH
1itsss foundation there vas for mis-
As indicated By the very small lnh1-
ence the torpedo vessels had upon
subsequent operation II The Jsp2-
nese feet a. Port Arthur had consist
&c only % cruisers and torpedo yes
selx. The Russians feet Of battle
ships. cruisers and torpedo vessels
would undoubtedly have escaped. and
DerhapS destroyed TIE japanese
Meets. TIE Russian TORPEDO notlAa
accomplished very lite. So unless
there l. q sniverssi agreement 10 The
contrary. the battleEhips nuEt be
built. even though one happens. ROW
knd then. 70 Euccunb 70 the attacks
OF TIE torpedo o. submarine boats
CAPTAIN Z. l. ZziinsN In the Inter
zztionzi Quarterly.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01
Two Dead; One Wounded.

Waynesboro. Ca. Special.-Two men
are dead and one seriously wounded
as a result OF shooting ARRAY that
occurred here Monday. The parties
70 the affair were l.. ID. and John Hill.
of Drone. and l. Schrameck, OF Angus
IA, and ID. G. Curtis. OF Saint Clair
John HiIl was seriously wounded in
the stomach and thigh. Curtis was
shot Ia the face and through the
heart, also dying instantly.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01
EX-GOVERNOR Tubboek Dead.

Austin. Texas. SDecial.-Former Gov
ernor Frank b Lubbock. one OF the
most interesting figures IN Texas. died
here Thursday night. aged 90 years.
Governor Lubbock suffered a stroke of
paralysis last Tuesday afternoon, from
which he never regained conscious
ness. He had been married three
times and is survived by his third wiis
and number OF relatives. He had bee
State treasurer and was consplcuously
Identified with public life In Texas.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01
Makes Promising Trlp.

Provincctown. Mass. Specialize
protected cruiser Charleston, which is
10 undergo speed and endurance tests
OF this coast this week. arrived IN
this harbOr. A representative OF the
Newport News Ship-building and Dry
Dock Company. which built the vessel.
reported that on her passage up the
coast the cruiser averaged % knots an
hour. which is the speed called for
IN the government contract
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01
Father and oauohter Slain.

MAN, Fla, Special.--Charles r.
Davis and bis daughter. Elaie. were
found Monday morning dead. in their
home. They had been murdered. prob
ably Saturday night Both had been
shot. One shot killed Mr.. Davis,
while his daughter was shot twice.
IL Was rumored that an assault had
been committed on Miss Davis, but
the rumor was untrue.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01
DIVIDENDS lncreased.

Philadelphia. Special-The directors
OF the Reading Valley Railway Com
pany declared a semi-annual dividend
" per cent on the common stock.
This is an increase Of onc-half per
cent on the last dividend and is az the
rate OF . l-Z per cent for the wear The
regular semi-annual dividend OF . per
cent on the cOmpanys first preferred
stock was also declared.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01
WILL MEET BY AUGUST IOra
burg Dispatch-Prcsldent Would
Prefer Aug. minister Tskahira to
BE One Of JsPsn's plenipotentisries.

Washington. Spocial.-The President
has expressed wish TO the japanese
and Russian governments that the
plenipotontiaries meet in the United
States on the FIRST day of August. and
II not or that date. then ut the earliest
date thereafter. The following state
ment regarding the meeting OF the
plenipotentiaries was made public at
the White House
The President has received from
both the Russian and japanese gov
ernments the statement that the plen-
ipotentiaries OF the two countries will
meet in the United States during the
first ten days OF August. and the Presi-
dent has expressed 20 both govern
ments the wish that the meeting should
take place. if possible. on the first Of
August. and IL not on that date. then
az the earliest date thereafter"
Nj. Neildon. the Russian ambassador
TO Paris. and Baron Roson. the new
Russian Ambassador TO Washington.
are Russia's tentative selections OF
pienipotentaries. Air. Takahira. the
Japanese minister here. it is under
stood. has bee nselccted by his gov
eminent as one OF the plenipotentiaries
but the name of the ranking Japanese
envoy cannot De learned.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01
Four Killed in Boiler EXPLOSION.

Alfalfa. Ala, Special-A boiler at the
saw mill Of the Curtis Alfalfa lumber
plant exploded killing James Watts,
VIII RossOn, Gus Cash and Marion
Maddox. c. Smith was fatally hurt
and Barney Works was seriously in
iured.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01
Officers Chosen.

Newport News. va. Special.-rhe
Southern Vehicle Association elected
the following officers at Old Point
President. Lucius Gregory. Chase City.
Va: vice presidents. A. y kornegay.
Goldsboro. y. c.; b. b. BlOunt. At
lanta. Ga: c. "a. Gillian, Wilkesbarre,
Pa: secretary treasurer. Charles l..
Henderson. Naldosta. Ga The assoc
citation meets next year - Charleston,
s. {.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01
Russian Auxiliary Cruisers Must Be
hnNa

St. Petersburg. By Cable.--In con-
sequence OF British representations.
British waTships will be dispatched
TO convey orders TO the Russian aux
Hilary cruisers Dneiper and Rion 20
cease Interference with shipping and
20 return Immediately.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01
Koch Gets Reprieve.

Springfield. ILL.,. Special-In order
that his case may be taken 10 a Su-
pre1ne Court justice for a writ Of SUI
persedeas. Governor Dennen granted
TO Johann HOch, the Chicago wife
murderer. who was 10 have been
hanged Friday. a reprieve until July
2Sth
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01
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An Impression Of Paris.

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n - There
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arc q sepeutne fascination
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end 70
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catching OF another 81 N tears OF sToe and
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something 20 friend With whom was walk
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exclaimed Well you don't look IT, and
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01

We pour abominabie filth into OUT
rivers. making them common sewers
from source 10 mouth. and then won
der Why food fsh no longer ascend
them 10 their spawning places. the
Phlia1kiphis Record reminds VA.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01
Murderer Hoeh Gets Retrieve.

Springfield. Ill. Special Governor
Deneen granted Johann Hoch a re-
prieve until July 18th in order that
the case may be taken to the Supreme
Court Justice for writ OF superss-
IDEAS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01

The only two foods which confatn
az the substances necessary 20 hu-
msn life are said 70 be milk and the
s0ik 81 an egg.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01
CHINESE STIRRED UP
CeIestials Become Wraihy Against
Uncle Sans EIcIuSiyeneSS
DISPLAYING SHARP RESENTMENT

They Urge That Coolies should Not
Sc Kept Out Of Hawaii. Where They
Do Not Compete With American
Labor, While Chinese immigration
Has Long Seen Established in the
Philippines.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01

The nghtest q European crowns y
she state crown % Great Britain,
which vas made for Queen FictoTla
sisty-ssx years ago. Although 4
-esghs only two pounds seven
xsuaces. fts value il 1850. ooo- One
enoroous sapphire came from fhe
rsxnet o. Edward the c0ufessor- One
>rf the rubles hss a sadly tragic his
cory. Il Was a. one time II the pos
session OF one q the great kings o.
Granada. who Pedro the Cruel invfs'
&C 20 his palace sne basely murdered
xsm through greed for thiz gea- In
<he poDe'x treasure house are two
crowns watch are valued a. $500
oee. One q them ras the gift OF
Napoleon 10 Plus yif and contains
are largest emerald In the World
-The other. the gift OF Queen isabelz
sof Spain 70 Plus TX. weighs three
pounds aud IL worth $1,000 DSe PHI
Afefphiz Public Ledger
a <sss Defined.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01
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of Rocl<Sfeller's Euclid Avenue
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16
MARBLES FROM WINDSOR.
Some Personal and Other Notes Of In
terest 10 Sun Readers.

terest to Sun Readers.
Windsor, August is R. n. Mont
gomery is in Gainesville on business
today.
Z. X. Rosborough, travelling sales
man for the Jacksonville Grocery Com
psny, was visiting his parents here laSI
week.
Mrs. Leonard Cutlery and daughter
Miss Emma, OF Rochelle were guests
OF Mrs. George Montgomery WedneS.
day.
Mrs. French, who has been in Gaines
Vile some time nursing DR.. Sioley, re-
turned home Friday.
Mr.. Hulme and wife and Miss Fannie
Moore, all Of Hawthorn, we're guests OF
J. A. Rosborough and family Sunday.
Ovid Thomas OF Reddick was visiting
relatives here last week.
]. ToROde had the misfortune to lose
one OF his horses Sunday He had start.
GU W W hiuO huu "nCu WltHiu buOIt
distance OF that place the horse died
II is supposed that the animal was
oyerheSted.
Dr. Hodges made our village a pro-
feEsional call Monday afternoon.
T. NJ King left Sunday for Jackson
Vile.
n. &. Kelley and family we're in our
burg Sunday afternoon. They have
just returned from a visit to relatives
In Indiana. Mr.. Kelley expressed him
self 40 much pleased with that part Of
the country.
Rev. Sistrunk Of Melrose will ill his
regular appointment at Providence
on the fourth Sunday in this month
A select crowd enjoyed themselves
at Prairie Greek, Saturday, where they
participated in fish fry.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16
NEWS TERsELV TOLD.

Chinese residents Of Hong Kong ar,
applying TO the government for Der
mission 70 hold public meetings FOL
the purpose Of discussing the boy
colt on American goods.
The condition OF Bishop A. Coke
smith, Of the Southern Methodist
church. suffering from an attack o,
pleuro-pneumonia at Ashevllle, N. C.. Il
reported to be somewhat better today
The steamship Placodse. Captain
Jones. from New Orleans. which wen,
ashore in the Delaware river Sun.
day was hoated at high tide. The YES.
SCI arrived at her dock In Philadel.
phiG Monday.
King Edward has left London bound
for Marienbad, where he will take the
usual cure. On the way he will stop
at Isehl, on the river Tram, whore ne
Will hold an interview with Emperor
Francis Joseph
An attempt will be made By Har.
yard astronomers tonight during the
partial slipse OF the moon 30 deter
mine by photography whether there y
snow on the moon and whether the
moon has q satellite.
The DdESdGld Baptist church OF
Nashville, Tenn, has cahed DR.. A. G.
Creel. q professor In the Southern
seminary at Louisville, KY. TO the pas
torate Of that church. DR.. CrsOl has the
call under consideration.
The French feet sailed from Ports.
mouth for BreSt today amid great dem.
onstrationS of good will. Farewell ga.
luteS were exchanged between Vice
Admiral Caillard's flagship, the Mai.
ssnA and the Lord Nelson's old nag.
ship Victoria.
D. NJ. HoEE. q barrister. was mar
Red today at 81. Marks church, North
Dudley street. London, 10 the widow
of Hon. A. J. MArjoribanks. daughter
q the late Judge TrimblS Brown, Of
Nashville, Tenn, and Sistsr-ih.lSw Of
Lord Tweedmouth The latter save
the bride away.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16
DAVIS WOUNDS SERIOUS.
GAsheS and Slabs Received at High
Springs Nav Prove Fatal.

Information comes from High
Springs To the effect that the katie
wounds inflicted upon sam Davis by
Tom Nilsson q. High springs sunday
afternoon are morr serious than vas
90 fret supposed, aud may prove fatal
~ the victim has suffered q great deal
Two wounds, q deep cash in the arm
aud . severe stat IN the back, has
placed the patient in y SiIical coHdi-
1ion, and 10 will require hue skill a.
make him survive A. was stated in
The sun Of Tuesday M,Ison Was ar
rested. and 10 the event " the death
OF Davis 10 may - hard with him
Davis 10 . car inspector N the EN-
ploy OF the Atlantic Coast Line al
High springs. and IL WAS in the yards
that the alteration occurred
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16
JUSTICE coLMANs COURT.
John Non Fined Heavily For Using Pro-
fame and Unbecoming Language.

John Non Fined Heavily For Using Pro.
fame and Unbecoming Language
John Yon, white, was arraigned be.
fore Justice Colman Tuesday upon a
charge OF using profans and obscene
language in the presence OF ladies, and
was fined so and costs.
II appears that on Sunday evening
Jshn Arlington and wife were seated
on tho piazza with some friends, when
they we're visiting in East Gainesville.
Arlington alleges that lon passed the
house swearing, and that he went 10
the gate and reprimSnded him. telling
him he must not use such language. As
ladies were seated upon the piazza,
whereupon YOn, it 10 said, got wus-
SER" and threatened to wipe the dew
od the grass with Arrington's body II
he would come out into the street.
Monday Arlington caused a warrant
to he sworn out against Yon. and the
arrest by Deputy Sheriff Granger fol-
lowed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16
TIE BOARD or CONTROL
he But s76, 900 at Hand for the Uni
verslty-Loan Declined.

versity-Loan Declined.
Jacksonville, August Is. The Board
Control met in this city yesterday
look up plans for the new University
gainesville. After routine businpss
= plans for the new buildings we're
S8n6sed.
+ ]. KlHtho of this city and Ed.
31is 4 Walker OF Columbia, 8. c.,
80 she architects selected TO appear
4Iors the board ct Q 9. m. tomorrow
Esd receive Instructions a. TO plans
gIssd. AZ only t76, 900 10 available
present, four dOrmitories we're sug-
eted 20 be erected, two to be used IS
bee rooms until another sppropria-
en Il secured.
Mayor Thomas and W. n. Wilson Of
a|nesville we're at the meeting and
Egof Thomas made the following
aeFs
Tin view OF the fact that the Board
Control has but g limited amount Of
cneg upon which TO operate for the
sgt two years, and that it is obvious
he 10 will be almost impossible 70
Ifty out the original plans, the people
Geinesvllle, feeling an interest and
pride In the institution and sppre-
aglne the Importance Of assisting in
ReEy way the Board Of Control, Offers
she board q loan OF tl0O, 900, feeling
~ b. 90 doing the citizens Of Gaines
Il6 will serve the educational inter-
1st OF the State"
The board had only q short time pre-
tIonsly been informed that 1t had no
Plebt 20 contract o debt and the loan
Nes most respectfully declined by
ommittee composed OF. MeSsrS. Yonge
and Adams In the following preamble
and resolution, which was unanimously
ADOPTED:
"WheFeas, The citizens of Gaines
vile have shown = most liberal spirit
1ogerd the University Of the State OF
3tofioA ana
,'WhsreaS, The board appreciates the
iibesal offer made by the citizens OF
flalnesville to loan the board 100000;
therefore. be It
Resolved. That the board extends
~ thankS and appreciation TO the citi-
sena OF Gainesville for their offer, but
ltslS that II 10 best to postpone any ac-
sIon on 70 for the present"
The members OF the board also indi-
vidually expressed their gratitude to
1bs people OF Gainesville for their gen.
efpus offer
DR.. sledd was present At the meeting
and suggested she name Of Prof q. +.
Green OF Pennsy lvaniS ~ professor Of
hhysioal culture,