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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-03-11
Asks Damages.

School Commissioners
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23

&f IaAn IT, Hamnaek 5aaoan eas to-day asa candidate for Coea tg md Prabett Judge AIr. Ham mock < ore oi our oldest aa5 best known citizens aud haz he'd bob tae responsible positions of sheriG aId.elerk offhe county and t.r ev erv P .ce has proved capable and courteous He is thoroughly com peleat to fill the office of county lad Probate Judge, and if the vot- CTS should honot him with th4s place he will give 1t his most care ful and earnest attention. We ask for him thlt consideration which is due the claims of worthy and efficient candidate for office.
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23

Hides Hides skins aud Fars gre all high and ]. l.. Shell is the market for them. See. 3t Nr.D A. Trammell made trip to the bottom country last week. speotacles that fiji the eye, at Bordeaux Drug Store. tf Mr. Elorbe Waddell was out from Morrell last week.
 The passenger train is about two hours late nearly every day.
 Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux Tetter Lotion.
 Mrs. l. 6. Williamson has re- turned from a visit to St. Louls. A complete assortment of ladies all wool shawls at
 II.AI. Wilson X Go. Trotter X Langston new brick store, at the depot, Is going right up.
 Messrs. A ]. Posey and c. T. Kennedy visited Dermott last Sun. day.
 Don't give your hides away Sell them to
 If McYay X Marks. It does us more good to take in one dollar than it does to pay out three.
 Hon. l. 6. Williamson made a IHying trip to Little Rock last week.
 Wright $ Health Underwear for men at
 II. NJ. Wilson X Co. Mrs. Win Brooks, of Arkansas City, visited relatives here this week.
 Mrs. Hannah Gardner attended the State Baptist Association It Fort Smith last week.
 You can save money by buying your shoes from w Nj. Robertson X Company.
 Miss Abbie Curry has returned from m extended visit to relatives at Lexington, HI.
 We have just received some thing new in the way of children's sleepers-age I to : years. Gal and see them.
 W NJ. Robertson X Co.
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23

II +. and Mrs. Dave Caldwell, of Grossett Ashley county. were here on visit to relatives last week.
 Miss Childs, of Warren, was here last week on a visit to her friend, Miss Cora Wells.
 FOR 2SALE-Nfy residence on East University Street.
 s. 6. Binns. Mir. Garvia Cayaness made d yis- it to his plantation, near norrell, in Ashley county, last week.
 Air. K. II. Todd and little son. Johnnie Willie, visited Dermott last Sunday
 Mir. R. E. Flemming has moved to town and is living on the old Dallas Miles place.
 All of our ladies skirts and jackets can be bought at d bargain.
 II NJ Wilson < Co, MT. Ellis GuIledge, of White. Ashley county, was a visitor to our city last week.
 Hogs are getting fiat on aoorns, which Is q good thing, since corn is scarce.
 You can save money by buying your goods from W. NJ Robertson X Company.
 The woods are full of squirrels and parlridges. The small game hunter is having world of sport. Col. R. A. Buekner ef Der mott, was in our city last week, Oh legal business.
 For Rent-One 4 room dwelling West of Boiling Avenue. Apply to 5. \ Hard If Messrs. sam Cole and Perry IIankias, of Bermott, spent Sun day in our city.
 
 Artansas Liver Regulator fot Arkansas tvers at
 if Bordeaux Drug Store.
 Miss Bertie McCIerkin left Last Tuesday morning on q visit 10 rel atives in Memphis.
 Our buyer has just retarne5 from St. Louis, where he sacured some handsome bargains at th, BIC ; SALE IL will save yot money to see us before buying.
 II. A, Wilson & Co.
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23
Notice

The Assessment List of Emprov- cd District No. ', for Water and Light, in the town of Monticello, as amended by the Board of As sessment, was filed in my office, at my drug store, in said town, on the 18th day of Oct. 1908, and the same Is now subject to iuspee- ton. R. F Nance Borderux,
 Recorder, Town of Month
 4t. cello, Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23
Ar,Disasfrcus Calamity.

Itisa disastrous calamity when you, lose your hoaltb, aeeaase in digestion and constipation ba2a sapped away Prompt relief can be had in pr. Kings New Lffe Pills. They build up your diges- tive oreans, and cure headache, dizziness, collie, constipation, etc. Guaranteed Ut Our Drug Store; 251
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23
Legal 1ters.
J. l.. ALLEN.

The wholesale h0uS- es of St. Louis had q sale last week and slaughtered ( i z h { million dollars wort h of goods. Minter got his share of them They are arriving daily, and are being offered in our grea [ sacrifice sale at the lowest prices good goods were ever sold for in Monticello. Come early, before they are picked over.
 w. M. MINTER.
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23

The Only Guaranteed Kidney Cure is Smiths Sure Kidney cure. Your druggist will refund your money f attor taxing one bottle you are not satisfied with the results. 50e by R. E. Vance Bordeaux.
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23
Big Sale Sale Now 0l

$t7 GOO worth of goods to go. 1'ou cant afford to miss ta;s Sale; % ritf-r.F staG elem st9ek- goods that ,ae ilrme- wants Now is the tune 10 buy your Fall bill of goods. you will look ut our bargains ycu w5iI say that you have never been t5 a sale before. COME
 GOTHAM k GaRAWbN.
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23

Robert ? Owen, PImatifI, Adl.e Owen, Defendant.
 Tie defendant. Adaie Owen is warned to appaar in this Court within 90 day- aa4 answer tbe complaint af the piaiati!I, Robt. P Owen, or the ame will bc taken ss con lassad
 Give aad4 aY baud and tho seal Of said Com. this l5gh day of November. 1905.
 h}p.4l. JF Koonee, Clerk
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23
Warning Ordcr.

In The Drew GnaeeFy Court. Je5 Da 5, Plaintiff.
 Vs. Jane Davis, Def,ndant Fhe Defendant Juae Rafjz. is warned tn afoelr ia t6is Court within 70 aav= and answer tho complaint If the piantia, Joe DayIs, divorce
 F Koauca. Nov 6l6 lg0t. Glars.
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23

The schools took recess show day.
 We are the hide buyers.
 If McVay X Marks. MT. ]. D. Rankin visited Lake Village last week.
 Bordeaux Tetter Lotion cures the Spring scratchers. ii Mrs. R. A. Dozier made d visit to Pine Bluff last week.
 We want both cattle and hogs. If. McVay & Mark. Mir. ]. ]. McCloy made busi- ness trip to Little Rock last week. Mrs P. E. Baker, of MorFelL, is here on X visit this week.
 We are the produce dealers. If McNay x Marks. Hon. N. Y. Wadsworth visited Little Rock this week.
 Nice fruits and confectionerles at Spencer Lawson $.
 There isn't much doing in pollti cal circles, hereabouts, these days
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23
NO zaf n gzD D -zI EI-

On Dec. 5th Igo57 I will sell at public auction on my aarm nile north of seipio Posyoifee. all ny stock. farming implements and household goods. l call at- teation specially to my blooded stock, probably the best in the county.
 The sale will include my fine young Norman Stallion 6 yrs. old. weighing I45o lbs. This is un. quesUoaablg one of lhe best hors- es 5a South Arkansas, large and clean limbed and perfectly pro poftioned. There $ moi blemish or bodily defect ou him. He has good disposition, is gentle and easily managed, and is ah extra good sire as his offspring will show.
 I have also a full-blood Black Spanish Jack, unexcelled as a sire aud several head of full blood Poll Durham cattle. Also the latest improved farming tocls. Don f miss the opportunity.
 c. T. Taft.
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23

Afe- of iast week was hes wcath.e f7reo'loa picking Most faf taa l45ners have abou. 6esaed picking
 Bs sue ,aa phone yaur order ataace. for ernbcrr.es #a5 aesef. 10. Thanksgiving.
 SPeaces Lawson. Col. C5s.. r. Du1e, N ao ha- b1cn confined to his bed for several weeks with slow fever, is, we are glad to state, able to be up again. Tell the folks who don't read the papers that sheflhas plenty of all kinds fresh meats in market and restaurant 3t Quite number of onr towns men are on d canp huntin Ghieot county Uni, week. Plenty of deer are reported in the swamps.
 We have q beautiful line of sofa pillows and center pieces with silk thread for cmbroidering them
 Ii. M Wilson < Co. Misses Clyde and Bertie Erwin  have returned from an extended visit to relatives in Texts and h dian Territory.
 MT. \ J Po=ey, of Florence, has purchased the Artdar Curry property. on South Nam Sr., this city. and moved to it.
 Judge Z F. Wood and Prose eatIag Attorney, II. " Helis, are in Dallas county this week, holding court.
 The Country School a com. edy, by home talent, was well rendered at the GPera House Lest Friday evening. The audience was well pleased.
 Nfr. X. V Swatty, of the '. s. Department Of Agriculture, Wilt be here. tomorrow, and vii. talk to t5e farmers on the subject of an experimental farm.
 Our dress goods department is complete and prices are d. re- daaed e the very lowest. B. sue 10 cali and set as.
 " M. Robertson &= Co. Mr. 0 ] Lindsey went down to Luke Providence lazt week ge v5nd up tbe estate of tae late3 T. Lindsey. Mrs. ]. F Lindsey and Iittls children accompanied h.m home.
 Invite yanr friends with you and insure them plenty to cat, of steak, saasage, roast beef, pork, fresh oysters, &s. at k. k. cross. Iing.
 I5t ]. E. Shell. FOR SALE OR RENT acres of land, @ ia good state of cultivation mostly bottom Iaad :; z5 miles North of Monticello Ap- ply to L. D. Owens.
 Monticello, Phone 8. Ark. The Rt. Rev. Wm. NJ. Brown. D D 5 Bishop of Arkansas, wilI preach at the Court House Mon day evening Nov. z7tb at seven O clock. All are most cordially in yited.
 J ". Thompson,
 Rector
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23

The above are only F few of the many bar gains Wa have to offer. EH fact, everything in Dress Goods, Notions. Hats, Caps. Shoes, Pants, 8VeraiIs Shirts Etc., will be retluc- ed. Give tas a triai and be convinced that &e will save y8u money Fh5s k STRICT uX GNsH Sale. Yours trUIy,
 F.. B. WILLS.
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23
IN ] hom pson,
 Rector.

For sale or trade, a secondhand surrey as good as new. Reason for disposing of it Is, 1t is most too heavy for one horse and owner does ret care 10 keep two. Viii sell cheap for cash or give it in trade for d good horse or mule. For particulars apply at this office.
 Mir E R. Cochran. Rural Agent from st. Louis, has been in the city the past week inspecting four proposed routes for Rural Deliv- [ Iery leading out from Monticello Petitions for these routes were fill ed some months ago and sent in to the Department, signed by our Congressman, Hon. Joe r. Robin son.
 1Ir. ". E. Watts announces in to.day's paper his candidacy for reelection to the office of Assessor. i Mir. Watts is now serving his first term and has performed the duties of the office to the best of his abili- ty and to the satisfaction of the people. He is an honest. com  scientious man and one who will fully appreciate any favors shown him by the voters .n the coming primary. As this is his second 6 D. peal to the voters he viii feel proud of their endorsement ef his work.
 Our old friend. MT. NJ. II. Owens, brought us sample of LIS potato crop, on l#st Saturday Iie brought Us 1z potatoes which weighed in the aggregate tbiry pounds. Six of fbem=Were of inc cuban and six of the yellow yam varieties They were smootAe and round and clear of bIemishes. Mr. Owens has three acres ia sweet pc tatoes and his crop pis fne. Be is, perhaps, the most successful pota to-growef in the country and sei- dom fails to make plenty of them 
 for home consumption and lot
 for sale,
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23
I'8l9gi0l3 C0

Lines now open to-
 Crossett, Ark. MerRouge. Bastrop, Monroe and all points South Line 10 GreenvilIe and all points North, East and South in good working order. Give us your business.
 W. l. SAVAGE, Mgr.
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23
Smith 2 Sure Kidney Care.

The only guoraHtood kidney remedy. Bay it-tt5. it- lt costs nothing f if iait5. Price 5Qe. Sold b3 Vance BardeaHN.
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23

Mos ef last week was fine wcataes for cotton picking. Most If taa farmers have abous e#tshsd picking
 Be suzz ,a& phone Hour order. at once. for erlHarrf.es ed e,ers. for #HanEsgsv
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The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23
Phone q3

The Rr. Rev. Wm. NJ. Brown, D D ', Bishop of Arkansas, wili preach ct the Court House Mon day evening Nov. z7th at seven O clock All are most cordially in. yited
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23

h tae Drew Chaeee8 Court
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23
Ra-- H -EZ Notice

The Drew County Democratic Genital Committee is called 10 meet at the Court House Saturday a5tefnoaa Eay. g, at go o'clock. AI members are requested to be present.
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23

"The Country School 2 a com. edy, by home talent, was well rendered at ehc Gper4 House Lest Friday evening. he auateHee was well p eased.
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23

]. .. Williamson, u l. Neazsy, Chairman.
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23

FOR SALE OR RENF:-So acres of land; Co ia good state of cultivation mostly bottom land /; z4 miles North of Monticello. Ap- ply to L. D. Owens.
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23
SA nee lsJn.

Quite q number of 9nr towns men are on q canp hunt ln Ghicot county thi, week. Plenty of deer are reported in the swamPs.
 We have q beautiful line of sofa pillows and center pieces with silk thread for cmbroidering them
 Ii. il. Wilson <. 60.
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23

Invite yanr friends with you and insure them plenty tO cat, of steak, sausage. roast beef, pork, fresh oysters, &e., at k. k cross
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23

Mr. Q ] Lindsey went down to Lake Providence last week go wInd up the estate of tae late3 J T. Lindsey Mrs. ! r. Lindsey and dttie children accompanied h.m bone.
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23

Judge /. r Wood and Prose cutting Attorney, IL. N Wells, are In Dallas county this week, holding court.
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23

In Tbe Drew Gmaeefy Court.
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23
Warning Order.

Nov 6tf lg0s.
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23

Misses Clyde and Bcrfie Erwin have returned from an extended visit to relatives in Fexas and h dian Territory.
The Monticellonian., 1905-11-23

Air. \ J. Pozey, of Florence, has purchased the Arthar Curry property. on Soath Aalu SJ., this city. and moved t0 t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-23
A SUCCESS SFUL CAREER,
Interesting Sketch Of One of OakIands
Enterprisins Merchants.

TIE following from the Lincoln
County News Of June IS, will be Of in
terest to tho many friends OF J. III.
Morse. one of @aklands leading BUSH
ness men:
James Henry Morse; a son of James
r. Morse. was born on Il farm at North
Whltefieid July II, 1871, and after At
tending the public schools Of White
fi6d, took a BUSINESS course N the
Dirigo Business College of Augusta
whence he was graduated at the age Of
eighteen years. After working two
years on the farm, he concluded he was
better fitted for some other occupation
Consequently he left the farm and en-
tered the clothing store Of o. Tyler &
Co.. in the city OF Gardiner, where he
remained five years. NJ King himself
Proficient in the busS"ss in all its
branches. and by mis- Industry and at
tentiOn to details paying tbs way for
his later successful career.
Having gained 4 thorough knowl-
edge Of the clothing business he decided
To make Il start for himself He asso-
ciatcd WIFI l. A. Sutherland and opened
cl"tiiIng ana furnishing store in tia
t. i i'g manufacturing town Of Oak
land, Nc. in Sept. 10 In 1898 the
store was enlarged )nd 4 shoe depart
ment was added. The business was
enlarged again in 1902 by moving into a
new store which has 1900 feet Of floor
room. 1t is one of the finest stores In
that section Of the State.
Mr.. Morse acts as buyer for their
Oakland and Madison stores and di-
vides his time between the two places,
making his home in Oakland. He Is
treasurer of the J. H. Morse Company,
Oakland. and also of the Morse Cloth
ing Company. Madison, and director
of the w. r. Parker Clothing Company,
Ellsworth.
He married Miss Ada E., daughter
Of Mr.. ]. J. Bond Of East Jefferson.
One son, a lad of az years. has blessed
their home.
Mr.. Morse takes an Gctive part in
the social life of Oakland, being always
ready to do his part. He is Past
Grand of Anon Lodge. No. 50. L. o. o.
r., Keeper of Records and Seals Of
Nidoba Lodge X. of p. {, member Of
Messatonskee Lodge. F. and A. NJ. and
DrummOnd r. A. Chapter, and a men,
Der of the Univcnsalist Society. He has
Served as chairman of the School Board
for four years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-23
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The barn and Cutbuildings adjacent to
the residence of Icrvry How,.S on Con
GreSS street. Belfast. Were destroyed by
fire. Tuesday evening. June Il.
The annual outing Of the Portland
Mechanic Blues Association. was held nj
the Wayland. DunSt;in. Thursday after
noon ana evening. This is the ?Sth an
niv"rsary of tie organization of the com
pany.
chief Justice A. =. Wiswcll of the SUI
pr"mc Court of Maine sailed from New
York for Europe on the Baltic. Wcdncs-
day, and will not preside ut the Juno
term of the law court ut Portland, next
week.
Rev. Frank l.. Wilkins. ID. D., of
Gloucester. Mass, who has been called
to the Passionate of the Free street
Baptist church III Portland. and has ac-
ceptcd. will enter upon his paStoratc here
the first Sunday in October
The Maine delegation to the Internal
ional Sunday School Convention at TOron-
to. June - to -. left Portland. nj \. NJ.
Thursday. over In" Grand Trunk. on tn,
return, juno ~ will lee passed ut niagara
Falls. and the 9th will be- occupied by re-
turning To- Portland. viz the st Lawrence
River. Grand Trunk and Maine Central.
John II. Quinn, on a charge OF assault
in which his wife and ll-year-old daughter
testified against him. was bound over TO
the September term of the superior court
Thursday. Truman |. Sawyer and Nellie
Murphy. alias Mary r.. Murphy. who were
before the court Wednesday. on Il serious
charge, We're. Thursday. bound over to
the September term of the superior court
for 500 each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-23
In Peace Negotiations
Awaited With Interest.
Japan Wants Definite Assur-
ances Before Making Truce.
Her Army All in Trim for Battle, Which Is
Now Daily Expected.

Washington. June 22.-In official and
t.irlor,atic circles the return of the
President is awaited with great inter
est because of the understanding that
IN case there has been any n"w def
mite step in the peace Negotiations ii
would be announced in 4 statement
from the White House.
Secretary Hay has numb of ca
Diagrams from Toxic and MI. Pc is
burg which he will take to the White
House, Tomorrow. ana a conference on
the &. neral situation and the outlook
Cor an armiSticc will follow. In the al :
Srnce of th" President, Sec Hay III 5
been in charge Of the negotiations but
all information on the subject has been
Withheld at the state departcnnt.
Despite their strong belief hat it
would greatly further the cause of
peace if the belligerents would avoid n
clash betweer their armies pending the
Washington conference, the President
and Sec. Hay are aware of the wish OF
the Japanese that before asserting to
an almiStcc Sh, receive more definite
assurances regarding Russia's inten-
lions.
Mr.. Takahira. the japanese minister,
tomorrow, and Sir Mortimer DuranG,
The British ambassador, and Baron
Speck Won SternbcrG. the German am
hassador. will be in Washington by tLc
end of the week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-23
THIRD REPRIEvE
CONTINUED from Page One.)

which reprieves the condemned woma n
until Dec. g. The governor at once tel
esraphed Judge Hoyt III. Wheeler at
Brattleboro of his action in order thu /
the latter might authorize an appeal to
the supreme court from his refusal to
grant a writ of habeas corpus
Governor Fell reached here. late in
the afternoon. from Mortified. He
was joined by Attorney General Fits
at Claremont Junction and Sheriff
Peck, and all returned to White River
junction. The case was thoroughly dis
cusSed by the governor and the two Of
hc1alS on the way to this place and
when the little party arrived at the
rooms OF the National Bank. the gov
ernor WAS quite ready to announce his
action, which was that of a :eprieve.
After the announcement Of reprieve
the governor and the attorney general
spent some time i'm drawing up the pa
pcTs necessary to bring about a legal
post pOnement of the execution of Mrs
Rogers. Sheriff Peck will go to the
state prison at Windsor. in the morn
ing. and will read the reprieve to Mrs.
Rogers without delay.
The gallows, which has been ready
for the execution for some time, will
be taken down, tomorrow forenoon.
After signing the reprieve, Gov. Bell
left the rooms of the bank and went to
his hotel to rest, being very tired. In
tcrviewed LATER the governor said Il
said enough in the first place: there is
nothing more to be said now. You
know we all have to change our
:ninds.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-23

gaily decorated with flags. President
Roosevelt was presented to the audi
ence by William Il. Plunkett and spoke
from the platform of his car. When the
President finished speaking he was
presented with a boquet of flowers
from one of the oldest residents. The
President said in part:
1T is n great pleasure to come here
and stop for few minutes at the place
where my predecessor, President Ne
kinley was so fond of staying. l have
always regretted that it was not with
in my power to come here when they
dedicated the monument to his memo
ny. but | am deeply thankful to Mr..
Plunkett for the interest which he has
shown in being the first mover in the
erection of Il memorial to Mr.. McKin-
ley.
Il am very glad to be travelling
through Massachusetts. to see your
heautifnl country, your landscape and
rivers. your factories, and above all
your men and women. and l am very
glad to see borne out what President
Mckinley once said to me. He said that
at Adams I would be gratified by see
look like mighty nice children too.
Il am sure there is not a father or
mother that will not agree with me
That of all the bodies of men and
women in this country, that one to
See which We owe the most because of
their profession, is the body Of school
teachers. They have to shape the char
icterS of tie men and women and ac-
cording us their work i'm our schools is
done well or i'll. SO will the country in
me future have Il right to feel proud or
forced to feel humble with the record
it makes.
1.-The all important matter before the
country is the matter of the average
citizenship Of the country. Hitherto we
nave gotten along well because in our
America the man and the woman was
"t the right type and think they are
going To continue to be of the right
type. For the stream does not rise
higher than its source.
Il would like to stay with you longer
| am awfully glad to have seen YOU"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-23
CONDENSED DISPATCHES,

The jury at Washington. in the case ~
William q. Crawford. charged with cCt.-
spiracy to dcfraud the government, was
discharged, Thursday, being unable 10
reach an agreement They We're out n
hours and 10 minutes.
term Of II years in the state prison 4 t
Windsor. Vt, was the sentence imposed.
Thursday. by Judge Rowtll of the county
Court. ut Manchester, VT, upon Fred
Johnson convicted of manSlauShter in
having killed his brother. jay Johnson, AT
Bondvile on February - last. 1t is nI-
derStood that exceptions will be taken by
Johnson's attorneys.
The exceptions taken by Angles Smell.
who was convicted Of murder in the first
degree in killing Tillinghast Kirby of
New Bedford. were argued before Chief
Justice knowlton and Judges Morton,
Barker. Hammond and Braley in the
supreme court ut Boston. Thursday. De
cision was received The murder Occurred
in September. 1908, in Westport.
Rev. DIR. Herbert Welsh. until recently
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal churc /,
ut Mount Vernon. N. y. and widely
known in the east. was. Thursday, form
ally installed president of the Ohio
Wesleyan University ut Delaware. Ohio.
Among the recipients of honorary de-
grees was James William Magruder. %
Portland. Me, who received the degre"
of d. ID.