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Arizona republican., 1905-12-23
MESA

MT. J. L. Warning was a visitor at the capitol yesterday.
 Mrs. H. D. Evans visited Phoenix yesterday.
 P. F. Fuller made a business trip to Phoenix yesterday.
 Mrs. Nelson spent Friday in Phoe- nix.
 Judge A. c. Sharp of Phoenix was in Mesa yesterday looking up the record of Ramon Chavez, who had been ar rested for stealing horses. Chavez lived in and about Mesa for a num- Der of years. While here he received a phone that Chavez had been dis charged. It was a case of mistaken identity. MT. Sharp returned to Phoe- nix on the 11:50 train.
 Mrs. Ira C. Denver died suddenly at the Indian reservation of complicated bowel trouble. She had been serious ly i'll only since Monday Hast about 1 o'clock and died Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. MT Denver took the body to Phoenix and had it embalmed and will return with it to Robinson, Kan, where the body will be inferred. Mr. Denver has been in the county four years and was teacher in charge of the Indian reservation at Lehi.
 -O
 Has he taken up automobiling as fad?'
 'No; as a frenzy. "-Chicago Journal.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-23

of the town and has formed assOcia- tiOns here that he dislikes to sever. The change, or, rather, the promotion, for such it is, however, has attached to it considerable more in the matter of salary than has the Tempe Office and that fact, perhaps, makes the change a little less unpleasant While connected with the Santa Fe line nere he has gained 9 reputation of being a genuine ruster, and has secured a large amount of business than an agent less on the lookout for the in terests of his line might have lost.
 Until school closes in the spring, Mrs. McNeley and the children will remain in Tempe so that their work will not be interfered With in the school.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-23
PRACTICING SOME.

With a view to getting a little the best of Surgeons turkey shoot this afternoon, several local shots were out practicing yesterday at a target the exact size of a turkeys head. They claim that at a distance of a hundred yards they were able to hit the mark often enough to take the profits out of the event for the promoter. The truth of that statement, however, re- mains to be seen. The shoot will oc- cur this afternoon west of the Casa Loma, and the price of a shot will be 25 cents, shooter to have his choice of a hundred yards at the head CT two hundred yards at the body of the bird.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-23
TEMPE
J. D. McNELEY PROMOTED.
His Transfer to Phoenix Office Will
 Occur Today.

The citizens of Tempe in general will regret to learn that Agent J. D. McNeley of the Santa Fe office has been transferred to the Phoenix of flee in the capacity of local freight agent, taking the place of w. F. Hold CT. MT. McNeley mas known for some time that he was to serve there during the week of the fair, but up to day be- fore yesterday supposed that the transfer was only to be temporary. At that time he received a letter saying that the change would be permanent and he will probably leave to take charge of his new work today or to- morrow.
 MT. McNeley has been the agent here since the office was opened, near ly three years ago. During that time he has identified himself prominently in different ways with the interests
Arizona republican., 1905-12-23
CHRISTMAS NIJSIc.

Professor Johnston has planned the following Christmas music for the ser vices at the Congregational church: Morning service, 70, Little Town of Bethlehem" Storer; Festival Te Deum. Buck; evening service, "Sing. O Heav- ems" ProtherOe; Behold, I Bring. You Glad Tidings," Simper.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-23

Yesterday afternoon both the Nor nal and the public schools closed for the holidays and each will resume school work again on the first Tues day in January, New Years day being on Monday. Normal students, or a good number of them, will spend the vacation at their homes, and last eve ming a large crowd left for the south ern part of the territory.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-23
A GOOD PICTURE.

The annual New Year number of the Douglas International American con- tains an excellent picture of the Doug las band and also a good account of the history of it's organization. In the picture the faces of Willis Grander, the leader, Henry Schmidt, and Ben Cummings, all formerly of this place, are plainly recognizable.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-23
MIR. PENN'S RETURN.

Wm. Penn returned yesterday from California after an absence of a few days. He and w. T. Cummings went together with cattle last week. MT. Cummings will remain tn gre seeing the sights a few days longer. MT. Penn while away arranged for a business location with his brother at Santa Monica, and between now and the first of the year expects to move with his family to that place.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-23
AT ANDRE HAIL

This evening at Andre hall the mem bcrs of the Christian church will have their Christmas program, which prom ises to be unusually good. A feature of the program will be a cantata by the young people of the church. There will be special music.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-23
a BUSY TIME.

The past few days have been busy ones with the post-Office and express office. There have been packages ga lore and there bids fair to be still more today and tomorrow. There was no Rock Island mail yesterday and consequently if all mail is on time this morning it will be exceptionally large.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-23

accessory necessary to the conduct of a high-class concert band. Of partic- ular interest to all will be MT. Roder- ick -Bain Mackenzie, the drum major of the organization. MT. Mackenzie stands over seven feet in lis stocking feet. and when wearing the feather bonnet of the organization he is over eight and one-half feet tall
Arizona republican., 1905-12-23
STREET PARADE AT NOON.

Special Christmas matinee, Monday, 2:30 D. m. Prices: Adults soc, chil- dren 25c.
 Concert in front of theater at 7:3O D. m. sgss
 Prices; $1, 75c, soc; gallery 25c.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-23

Merryman and Moore, Undertaking and Embalming, IA West Adams street, Phoenix. Mill avenue, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-23
EINCH,S EXPRESS.
SCHOOLS CLOSE.

For prompt and safe delivery, ring up phone 1S1.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-23
MESA ADVERTISEMENTS.
POMEROY & KELLY

Real Estate and Loan Agents. MESA CITY. ARIZ. Agents for Eastern Sugar Go.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-23

Hodnett & Carr, resident undertak- CTS and embaImers, Tempe, Arizona. Phone 363.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-23
WHERE TO WORSHIP.

Tempe Congregational church--ReV. Ray Eckerson, pastor. Sunday serv- ices will be as follows: 10 q. m., Sun day school; II a. m., Christmas music and sermon, Fitness of Christian Joy" 6:30 D. nl., Y. P. :. C. F. meet ing, "The Brotherhood of Man." 7:30 D. m., Christmas eve music ard brief address, Room for Christ" The Christmas exercises for the Sunday school will be on Monday evening. Mid-week service. topic. Preparing for the New Year" Wednesday at 7:3G r. m.
 Christian church Sunday school at 10 a. m.; preaching at II a. m.; subject. "Tne Faith That Over comes" Rev. R. A. White, pastor.
 M F. Church, South-Preaching by the pastor, Rev. J. w. Rowland, at II a. m. subject, "The Shepherds and the Angels Message" Special program by the Epworth league at 7:90 D. m., con sisting of songs, reCitations, essays. etc. You are cordially invited to attend these services.
 J. E. Sturgeon will nave one of the biggest turkey shoots and blowouts Saturday, 23d. p per shot at the head 100 yards. 25c per shot at 200 yards at body. EveryDody come. Good time
Arizona republican., 1905-12-23

EoCIlllCCheI l. Ring Forth Ye Bells. Choir ?. The Shepherds ............... FoOlO ...-........ ............
 Miss Phelps. 4. Hail, Royal Babe ..... Organ Marche SClemnaelle .Gounod
 Mrs. Hulett
Arizona republican., 1905-12-23
VAUDEVILLE NOVELTIES

Jolly comedians, good looking color ed girls that sing beautifully. Dancing that is graceful. Refreshing Coon Songs. One merry jingle in the en- tire performance. High class orches- tra.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-23

The following is the musical part of the special Christmas services to be given at the Presbyterian church to- morrow:
Arizona republican., 1905-12-23

Has he taken up automobiling as a fad?"
 "No; as a frenzy."-Chicago Journal.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-08-18

The popular topic compels The
LEADER to side-track local news this
week. We apologize.
Round trip tickets from Toledo to
the Fair, good for 30 days, 1886 via
Corvallis, 1926 via Albany.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-08-18
The Sharratt Case.
Editor LEADER:

Editor LEADER:
1t having been freely commented
upon by some newspapers and many
people that l had written letter to
the effect that ! had made an order of
committal of Mr.. and Mrs. Green TO
satisfy public sentiment, l hereby pos
itiyely deny ever having written any
such matter to any person or paper.
WILLIAM Il. WAKEFIELD.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-08-18
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Business Transacted at Regular
and Adjourned Terms.
TOLEDO. Or. August s. 1905.


Commissioners Court for Lincoln
county in adjourned session. Present
Hon. G. NJ. Brown, Judge; Hon. Geo.
King and Hon. f. A. Thompson, Com
missioners; Ira Wade, County Clerk :;
j. II. Ross, Sheriff.
In the matter OF the report OF NJ Wy.
CANT ct al for the establishment of a
diking district. Report rejected, view
ers dismissed and cost OF proceedings
assessed TO petitioners.
In the matter of the supplemental
report OF j Gather ct al on diking
district. Report rejected and viewers
dismissed.
BILLS ALLOWED.
Gather and Jay Dunn, day each
as viewers on diking district ..........s 4 90
jay Dunn, services in laying out diking
usIIlcI............ Observation-Disclosures 6 sO
JJ Gather, services in laying out diking
ul'trlcl '........... ...............,....... 6 90
> " K Rutlcr, services in laying Out diA.
ing district: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G Gu
Wygant, days surveying, making
maps, etc tc....,.................. 25 90
Whereupon Court adjourned for the
term
c. NJ. Brown, County Judge,
GEORGE KING, Commissioner,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-08-18

August 9. 1905.
Court met in regular session, all
officials present.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-08-18

G. NJ. Brown, County Judge,
GEORGE KING, Commissioner,
F. A. THOMPSON. Commissioner.
Attest: IRA WADE, Clerk.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-08-18

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La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08

u.ae. Gvs. ss-ss: -. sll: adaitisa-
Il. 7s eeats-
Eight candle psvsr hghts 90
half shove rates: thirty-tvo candls
power lights twice ahoss Eafes-
Arc ligAts. nine o'elock bsasinsns.
-: midnight. $: all night. ..
Meter rates 50. .00O or leo watt
AouFs. 10 csnts per thosaand: 5o.om
t. 1900. . eeaGx 1900 70 l0O. CO.
8 csntx ~. - a ever. n esaeA
Tvsaty-6vs Per oanf diseo0nt ,
allowed Il hin ass paiA during the
first ave days Of tie month. holidays
and Sundays excluded.
Under date Of February q. 1905.
Mr.. BaIlou says: 'Rsplying To your
lstter Of February I'D. viii say that
! nm only too giad to give you any
Information that can at any time.
and an aware Of tie arguments
that you have b overcome in order
to convince the people that they are
taking . step in the right direction.
So far - the success Of the enter
prise u concerned in Silveston. it ID
. SUCCESS FINANCIALLY and OTssER-
Wise: ne are getting BETTER SERVICE
and CHEAPER LIGHT now than we
ever did. On account Of the large
increase in the use Of electric light
we have appropriated money to in
stall another engine and generator
to take care Of our increased b0si-
nss." The small capitals ere Mr..
Ballou's.
The population in 1900 u given in
the census returns ut $50. II
Silverton can thus make . great
success Of municipal ownership Of
its electric light plant with such =
saving to the people and such bene-
fit to the city. Why not La Juntat
E. w. Mcdaniel.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08
wssa lseisseeA.

RI. Hadvsll. of Newton. Kan.
was visiting Mr.. Ebersole . few
days last week.
E. l. Estep he's just completed .
fine house. one mile soFth Of Bee
Hive schoohouae.
Rev. Kaufman. Of Missouri.
preached at East Holbrook Sunday
morning and evening.
s. Favinger returned home last
week from eastern Nebraska. where
he has been for several months.
w. n. Snider. of eastern Kansas.
came to our valley recently and will
move on the J. p. Cook place.
Eugene Nancolas ID Ill smiles over
a new arrival st his houae. II is .
girl. and looks just like him. 70 he
says.
J. w. Fisher and B. F. Gleasman
were riding over the east end Of the
valley. viewing the roads. which
they found In their usual good con-
dition.
The meeting Of farmers At the
Bee Hive schoolhouse last Saturday
was well attended. The people Of
Holbrook feel that the railroad i .
sure 90.
Glide Town returned home . few
days ago from Nebraska. where he
has been all winter. Glide says he
likes COLORADO better than Nebraska.
II he had said Colorado girls we
might believe him.
w. N. Randall u having . four
room h0use built one-half mile east
Of the east schoolhouse. John Bonn
gardner. Of Sugar City. il building .
four room house across the road
north Of Mr.. Randall's new house.
S. Mason moved last week to his
old home in Missouri. Mr.. Mason
thought change Of climate might
improve his hsalth which hes not
been good for soms time. Joe
Thlpvsfxs viii occupy IL Mason
hons.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08
osssA = oss. lssy Assas os0eess6

oooeo - ~. eoov aDoeo 0oOoooso.
In Abbingtoa. Man.. vas bom
Lucy Abbis Rust On ths l2th Of
July. 1888. Shs married Thoaaas
ucDsnah March 20, 1855. Mr..
Mcdonald was . ''fogty-ninsr" and
m his return sast ssttlsd at Dundee,
m., whsre he invsstsd hi Califognia
fortune IN Ind md rsal sseate.
Hsre the family rssi6sd until shout
thirtssn ysazs EGO. when thsy fol-
lswsd westward ths star a snpirs.
Fidiag h . wagon from ArlEanaas
CITY. and rsaching Pusblo shortly
afDse. MnL NeDuaald's father was
- szpssisnssd ailoe. having esuassd
IL Atlastie ssvsa tino md pa0sd
around Caps Hesn Whsa that eeusse
v,s n untsavsrssd pathway.
Mn. loeDsaald's hsaIeA ~ bssn
failing for sune ysan, md ths -
few months . eoaplieation pursusd
il relent3so eousss and odd her
sarthly career a MaseA ~. OF .
fhmily of tea ehildrsn thwe survive
Nm. Jsnais 1leCeennek, ngin, M:
Co. ". MeDuaald, 11exiees Rfsd
MeDuaali. CAaFese Grew, m:
Ftank 16eDsaald, Lafnnie, WA;
Waxace lgeDsaall, q H. eisy. n
hushani III ~ . ui1sw - ysss
go. A hsvehss, Csseus ~, -
- = nns3, ~, - . dfsosr.
Nm. HsliA NJ, = AsinnD 0ey.
Ftuo ~ ~ inlsney Nm.
loeDunn1a - ~ . Chei1efny -
~ rsligfss fhi1h inhwios1 hFsa
| Scseeh sssaesy - s1Do6 ~ =
aps1 sousA thRu1UAsue ~. -
uniesd vieh ~ 1ssal kl1s1Vonsisn
enuFtA naneiv ~ ygnD - - -
- Q fn1shnl - agy1o13 -
Ib9, aeosn1llg Z Du1ue 01v1oa
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08
sssss As..s s.s.s,ss. l.sss sss.s.

EDsfoa tribune: II may intsrsst
youP rsaders to lsasn the faets eoa-
cesning the municipal sssetrie light
plant of The town u SilveFton. about
whieh thsre he's bsea sosms diseus-
s;ea heth in tie nswspapsss and On
the stsssts Of Ii Junta. Ths faets
I givs are from Mayor N. A. Bal
Loo I'D City Attorney B. b. Raassll.
Of 0nvsstoa. end aFe aathositative.
n 0lvsrton paant = independent
Of H. water works. which = . grav-
ity Qutan. end esasists a . briek
bui11ing. esstiag s3.23o. thrse LIS
hosss power beiIsn. two 126 hosss
powsr engines. directly connected to
TIVE no kilowatt; three phass gem
eraasss, capable Of producing 1000
l6 eandls power lights; switchboard.
insesunsnts. pumps, lines. arc
lanoa nsters. supplies. etc.. and
cosk ine3uding building. up to Jan
uasy Z, 1906. sss.sls.sb. Every
thing = Il he best and tie plant b
peF6ooe and complete - = evidenced
by ~ p1ans snd specifications that
! havo - my once.
NJ sverige monthly expsnss Of
opo11ing ths plant, inelpding every
thiag. : el.l0o. This includes tie
elsuexicinn, ~ manager. at $50 Per
moa1h; Two snginsefs 1t $lO per
moa1A eneh. -and . fireman at 30
per 0satA. Coal costs them $50
per -. Ihs inepas Of the plant,
fro oommsgeinl busiasD, avsFages
H. ~ noath. he town b
lieAost1v = twsaty-ssvsa 700 eandIe
poWoP 0e lgAes h ~ strests md
twsn1y = eaaiIs power lights in he
allQA AZ ~ raHD gives below
this wDu1d aasunt 70 @zl6.6.
This a11s1 - the proat q no
per 01ueh aslbo ~ ysafiy peuot
on - panne >6e0.
H. - bssn - prspsFsy tnx y
Silv0onD fse IN ysa1A Silicon
KcGnn Qoo. NJ stlsr Hssnso q
ooe1n11sa ensD q ~ kin1.
n - ~ nsneA bsr sixessn
g. D1UuP 49, - = 1baswE
nuGoDssL - ~ 9 ssuo1 ove
liehA ~ - ngA1A 02s -
49,
~ odu1oGk hun1nun - 49,
- 80 ~ IN ~ ~ -
- 49, - nGn9 -
Co. - ~ - ~ -
tisnl 0oGnoR
- - Aul.aa - -
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08

until thsse vssAs agsl Her -
visit found kse = 49, that nsariy
one half hsar uas paUlFed to yak
the distance a - bodk-
The fsnsral. 49, skaendad. was
held Sunday. NnseA 81 The re-
mains vuse shipps1 to Pueblo for
final sepultnFs bssi1e tie remains of
her hushana. Rev. Conrad Biuhm
conducted DE- ssgvics md the choir
sang Tie hyns which were Mrs.
MeDonald's favositas 70 the ~.
Ny Soul. b a. Thy Guard" end
Safe in the AEnns of Jesus-"
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08
ssw 0sss1ss~ssis ees.ssy sssas.

There b to b . play Of strong
heart interest 1t the La Junta
Theatre next Friday night. March
10Th. in which the nerve and push
ing go-aheadativeneo Of the typieal
American will be shown in tn tsss
quality. Ths piece which elaims te
DO tAis = Managsr u. d. Newell'a
great comedy drama. "A Jolly
American Tramp" which not only
depiets he trials. tribulations end
hardahips Of N honest workman.
who. through adverse stress Of cir
eumstancss, wm compelled to - Z
hobo. bst Il also shows the magna-
nimity Of this sams tramp. VIA
oftsr being rshahilitatsd IN society.
not oaly forgivss bat forgsts Ill ths
hjos1ies thse ~ bssa doas him md
- otAsn equally DISTRESSED to
bear thsir burdsn and become
rsesneiIsd 70 fate. Ths play. while
p1aving en ~ hsart strings. also
contains many l6dierosD and laugh
tsr-provoking situations md intsase-
b stirSing elimaxa. There viii Be
pscialtio q - iatsessting nature.
Ths cast = ths>bot o6tainabse and
esatains sseh plavsn = In. Ksar-
~. who sanays H. Fo1s of Ne
WsaFis willie in "A Jolly AmsFiean
Ttanp." md Who b MD 70 b the
bsst dslinsatoe a u 0saus hobo On
DE stage: - maks-up , - - -
perfect and - sxset that wsgs - to
lssvs ~ stags in HI tattsss md
rags cur police would surely ssnd
him 70 tie woskhouse purely % his
looks.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08
sssA = N. !. Ts,s 80 = vses,

+ Nan born Of woman i snail go
taes and few in . hill. In infhney
he is full Of collie md Codftsy's
cordial. and in old age full a eun
words and rheumatism. In ~
youth his mother taketh him upsa
her knee and sweetens his life viii
her slipper. and when ~ i . ~
grown the sheriff pursseth hin
through the alleys al the days u
hin life. He spreadeth like . grssn
bay tree. He getteth into oales and
his friends cling to him like iiss 10
. sugar barrel. He swelleth With
vanity. He cutteth ice for . tius.
but b hswn down At the next CO.
SsntiOa and cast into the salt box.
sad his name ID Dennis. Out q
once and out Of friends he gosth
busted and lieth down in the COW
pasture. He dieth out Of the wosl1
and goeth where it is warm enough
without clothes. and lpngsth for .
cake Of ice upon which to ut end
think. for yea. verify. he knowsth
then. too late. that I'll i vanity
vanity and vexation Of spirit from
the beginning until the end.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08
wsn ss..Aae - es...,s 49,.

- esssAse - 1ssosss os0'es-
J. c. Hedgeooek. $1,000 ~ Lee
Hardesty. ". \ nsssy - n Gil
bert. he's ben surveying . Nnsgvsir
ate IN HungssfoFd Hollow. This Is
about nine nilss from town 1hnae
ssntisnsa ezpset to develop . fAsn-
M regisa mixer TIN IL hnmed
Fowler country. TAe dan vin BE
thirty fest high md thrse-qvas1sss
OF . nile lsng. Ths its covers 30
aers a land- A company wiu BE
ineorprFated soon ard wosk Win -
gin before tie incoEporationEFss-
kr Tribune. ls
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-12-07

Ladies' hand bags, card cases, bill
books, cigar cases, pocketbooks-
finest line in the city-prices to
suit the pocketbook.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-12-07
WILL PRINT ON THURSDAY.

Hereafter, and beginning with this
Issue the Review will be issued on
Thursday afternoon instead Of on We'd
snesday. This change is made because
lit seems to be impossible to get our
advertisers to bring in their copy early
enough for US to get to press on time
with the Wednesday issue. The bulk
of our advertising comes in on Tues
day and with the liberal patronage ac-
corded us by the merchants it is al
most impossible to set their announce
ments in the day and a half this gives
us: Thursday is the usual day of pub
LEGATION for weekly papers and we be-
lieve the change will be satisfactory
to readers, advertisers and publishers
alike.
The Review should reach every por-
ton of the county by Friday morning.
The Bulletin announces that it will
also be published on Thursdays here
after.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-12-07
THE LECTURE.

DR.. Leon Harrison of St. Louis,
gave his great lecture, ga Plea for
Shylock, to full house on Tuesday
night. A great deal was expected of
the learned Rabbi and he fulfilled the
expectations of his hearers and held
his audience to the close.
DR.. Harrison has a vein of humor
that helped to brighten the tragic and
goomy theme, the treatment Of the
Jews.
The story of shylock is a story
thoroughly symbolic of the treatmentof
the Jews, but. alas, the whole sale
killing of the Jews today is not a
story, but an awful truth. DR. Har-
rison was fair and just and said moth
ing that could give rise to feeling in
speaking of the treatment of his race
though it must be difficult for any Jew
to speak calmly upon the awful muir
ders committed. DR.. Harrison played
the insurance sharke, who rob the
dead and said nothing would afford
him more pleasure that to see them in
prison. His tributes to Roosevelt,
Hay and Lincoln were beautiful and
| just.
Mrs. j. B. Romans presented the
speaker in a most felicitous and charm
ing little speech. Mrs. Roman S gift
of saying the right thing at the right
time was never better displayed.
DR.. Harrison said he found his au.
dience delightfully."- sympathetic anc
responsive to his lecture, saying he
used to think little towns meant little
minds, but he had found he was mis-
taken. DR.. Harrison, after the lee
ture, complimented Mrs. Romans in
PRODUCTION, saying he was seldom Sc
gracefully presented.
I. The lecture course is great sue.
cess