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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-07
PIEItSON.

spsciAi Correspondent.
Mrs. lake HarBeT l. On the sick LIFT
again.
Miss Pauline Guntcr AMI little
brother Carl sPrnt the day with Mr..
and Mrs. John billiard, OF l.unrrcn.
last SATURDAY
H. Il. Min-hew y 20. have bourht the
WisncT place. IL consists of traSt
of Loo acres of lanu. They WiIl st ~
acres vi u To- pea.hes next fail. 70 D.
their intention To set the Cntirr tract
later.
Mr.. and Mr.. J. r. bradshaw re-
turned from DaytOna iast SATURDAY,
where they have bcen Tor two u,,ss
nursing their sOn William's wiic. Nho
died last THURSDAY. Mrs. bradshaw
leaves a husband aud tour children.
Mrs Henry WOOdard, of NJ. August
inc, is visiting her husband paTcnt-,
Mr.. and Mrs W u Woodward. Of
BakeTsbarg.
Divine service "a. b, ld AZ NJ; Zion
church saturday and SUNDAY. Elders
Cambell anu HOgaTth conducted the
service. Mrs. ilogarth Was haptisrd
and received into tai. connection WIth
the church sunday morning.
Str. d. o. Minshew has Just returned
from Lake county, WheT, hc has brcn
To his cattle ranch looking over and
rounding up hls cattle tie rcPoTt,
that they are doing veil
MT. }. u. Brad-haw, IT,, aud wifc
visited his parents SUNDAY.
David IOaes called on friends in
Emporia sunday afternoon.
Our school opened Monday TO the
delight OF parents and children.
Miss Cora Ste hbin-, of Madison cOun-
". l. teacher, and the Say she con-
ducts things shOSs that she has had
considerable experience az the bush
ness. Theuty-One pupils weFs enrolled
the hrst day. There will be several
more that sill attead.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-07
BARBERVILLE.

spesial CorEssponasaos
Public school opened AORday ~ith
twenty-Oae pupils. and Prof. c. y.
oTth a. teacher.
Mr.. 3. 2. Ware nov owns the most
stylish tUra-Out In tOSn-a Gne new
top buggy and bright nee harness.
Nlss Elite Stone Of EldTidge, Is
visiting Miss Della Ward this Week.
Mrs 8. T. Lennon, Who has been
quite sick for several days, V much
better.
Mis- Lillian Barber visited friends
al DeLeOn the arst Of the week.
There uill be preaching At the hap
tist church Saturday and Sunday this
week. Everybody weIeOme. Seats free.
The members are requested to b.
present, a. u Il their duty to call
their preacher Cor aeEt year.
Mr.. J. N. Lncas, Of Lake Erie set.
tlement, vas In this village this Ueek.
Mr.. Lncaa IL one Of those fishermen
on the 81. Johns river uhO has had
some experience with FlOrida's IA.
nous 6sh Lass.
Miss Winnie Herbert 10 visiting
friends and relatives In DaytOna this
week.
Mr.. Albert TuTner, Of Lungreh,
vent 20 DeLand Monday On business.
Albert succeeds In getting Ne feW
days work On cur public roads Ocea-
siOaAIly. TIE people here pay tsHss,
bat get little done on public roads.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-07
NEW SMYRNA

GlencOe l. to have a new school
house. The carpenters will begiu
work on IL Rext Ueek.
The news reached here this week
Of the death Of Jas. Lnpe, which &C.
CURED on the 7th Of August. Friends
In New smyrna have written for par
ticulaTs. Mr.. Lape spent most Of
his life in New Smyrna and IL Is uith
deepest regret that bic friends here
learn Of his death.
81. A. BrunsOn has sold his house
and lot az the corner Of Hillsboro and
Washington streets 10 Henry Roe,
Who recently moved here from ~
NyerE.
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GLENWOOD.


~ ~~@N~-t-----&~A-~~F
GlehwoOd, sept. 5.-Dr. white
Of Lake DiAs, bought Mr.. Harris
place here and moved in twC
weeks agO. We welcome heN
neighbour, aud are sorry 10 have
any leave Cor we feel As il there
Was no one 10 be spared from the
neighboFboOd. Mr.. Harris ex.
Pects % stay until spring and
then return 10 their home in Ken.
tucky.
Mr.. II. =. BredOw started for
Michigan Tuesday, t. he gone =
month or six weeks. When he
returns he expects a. bring Mrs.
II. 3. BredOw with him, then
GlenwOOd will have what has long
been needed here, u doctor. Their
friends will welcome them honl...
Rev. Mr.. West and family arr
spending their vacation az Day.
tOna Beach.
There have been tao prearhin,
services here since Rev. Mr.. West
went away. Sunday School and
Christian kndeayoF saFyices nj
10 and II q. no.
The ice cream social nj Mrs. J
NJ. COnrad's Was well attended
and the receipts paid up the q.
\. sOciety's bills aud they had
some left in the treasury.
Every one Is busy getting their
groves in good shape for he win-
Ter.
Ralph WOOd is spending = week
with his sister, Mrs. J. N. Conrad.
Last week Dr. White and Mr..
y. Hudnull earh had . very sick
child. DIR. Davis Was called and
both arr doing we'll.
Mrs. J. b. Conrad j. North Wis
itiRg friends. She expected q,
he gORe some time.
Miss Lindquist, of DeIAnd,
teaches here this winter. School
Is 10 commence October ..
Grapes and pears are about all
gOne nov coHe the guavas.
Mr.. 0edees is having . P,rch
built On the south side Uf their
house.
DOnsld GstdesexPects 20 attend
school here this winter.
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PORT ORANGE.
Special COFrespanasnc,.

ettaiaA N"ffeetHtuaauoc-
Port Orange, sept. Mr.. Vim.
BellRmy and family from Blake
are occupying the dwelling over
Martin a Bellamy's stare.
Mrs. u. 5. Robertson came up
from Stuart last week b. spend a
feW days in our village.
Miss Maud Milburn left for de-
Land Monday.
Mrs. Charles Milburn came in
On the Sunday night train from
-. Augustine WHERE she had heen,
spending n fortnight with her
sons family.
Mr.. sam Martin has had two uf
his sisters visiting him.
Mr.. Chris. Martin. from Jark-
sonvilIe, Is assisting IA Martin n
Bellamy's storr.
W. are already enjoying our
bridge. The difficulty ia getting
material has delayed ~urk, still
the planks arr aId 80 Tar uut that
il affords very PHEASANT PRONE
made these tine moonlight nights.
Mrs. Fair IL rem"delIng aud
improving her house on Dunlaw-
ton avenue.
Repairs are being made un our
school house preparatory a. tin
opening Of schuol on the Sven
teenth.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-07

skates before bat they made very
gOOd headWAy; they will s"Oh ell
b. experts. They will skate every
Tuesday and Friday evening in
each week. Admission ten cents,
skates ten cents an hour; when
you want SINE fun come over.
DR.. Dickenson will open .
course Of lectures next Monday
evening in Library Hall on
hygieRs, anatomy, philosophy and
physiology. There will lie fifteen
lectures in the course. The first
Monday evening will b. free 70
ell, after that twenty. five eents
admission. All arr invited. These
lectures will be instructive and
exceedingly beneficial.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-07
General Robert E. Lee

was the greatest General the world
has ever known. Ballard Snow LIni
mcRt Is the greatest Linimeni Quick
" cures all pains II i within ths
reach Of all T. n. Pointer. Hemp
stead. Texas. writes: This - a.
certify that Billiards. Stow Linimcni
has been used an my household ior
years and has been found to be ar
excellent LIniment for Rhrumati,
pains. ] am never without "a Suld
by al druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-07

\ hath cleanse, the skin and rids
the ps-c, uf refuse \ both makes
ior better fellow ship and citizenship.
Not only should the outside oi the
badly by clCan,cd. bat ucca,Ianal CSC
1T LAXATIVE ct cathaTti, open, the
boNels and clear, the system ct ei-
ictc matter Best fur this are be
Nui', Lutte larly Ri.crs. Pleas
ant lttlc pail, that DE- not grippe OF
,ick,u. Sid by e.. ". Fisher.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-07
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
Mr.. COdTtHgtsH Replies 30 Hr. ThsysF.
SEPTEMBER S, IsOa

SEPTEMBER s, IsOs.
Mr.. y =. ThsysF. RaieFpriss. Pa.
SaR:-YOuT letter of August, q, with
enclosure Of s2lt, this being, yOa
state. my share Of the amount left
over from primary expenses as per
your statement, OF summary, 20 hand.
for which accept thanks.
I thought that Il vas possible 20
uaken yos mp to the responsibilities
Of the position of trust held By yOa
and others.
This Il, I believe. the hrs, time that
vOlusia County Executive Commit
tee has ever seen "a TO TetuTn 20 q
candidate his share Of the money left
over from a primary election tpEO-
SIdinR. Of course, this check. signed
by your Own name, does come out Of
the funds illegally held by the county
committee, and not out Of your Oun
POcketl, and will, hope, be a preee-
tent for committees 20 follow In fn-
ture campaigns. AZ you veil knOw.
candidates In vOlusia county are a.
>essed every cent the laW allows
possibly With the hope Of keeping
poor men out OF the race, and afford
ing a ''cinch" to the present iaeum-
bents.
What you say about receipts and
expenditures L., I believe, entirely
true, providing your committee did
not receive any balance from the last
committee, and keeps hooks without
carrying balances forward. when
MT. Cary ID lands turned over bis
books and papers a. secretary and
treasurer Of the former committee to
your committee, tWO years ago, he
turned over, 10 ! remember correctly,
sOme s5lO IOu probably know whether
OT not this amount l. correct. ~ u Il,
my figures are about correct. YOa
state that the Teceips Of your commit
tee we're S7si Was the amount turn
cd over by the preceding secretary.
treasurer a part Of this s7sI or n0ty
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-07
WAS A VERY SICK BOY

cholsEa and DiarshOea Remedy.
When my bay VAS tao years old
he had a very severe attack Oi boW 81
complaint. bat by the use 1T Cham
bcrlaIn's COlic Cholera aud DiaTThuea
Remedy nc bFoughi HIM cut ali
right. says Maggie HickON. OF Md
land. Mich. Thss remedy can be de-
pended upOa IN the most severe cases.
Even cholera Infantum - cured by a.
Follow the PLAIN printed directions
and . cure - certain For sale by all
druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-07

With that Old enemy of the race. Con-
stipation. often ends IN Appendicitis
To AVOID all serious trOusle with
Stomach, Liver aud Bowels, take II.
Kings New Life Pills. They perfect
" regulate these organs. .Withosi pain
OS discomfort sc - all druggists.
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chamhsrisiais cessh Rsmsdy Acts On
Naenrae Plan.

Ths most successful medicines are
those thai AID nature. Cksmberlains
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. Take
q when ron have a cold and it viii
allay the cough. relieve the lungs. aid
expectOration. open the seeretiORs and
aid nature in restoring ths system %
hralthy c0naisiOa Thouaaa4s have
testified 90 rs superi0s excellence. u
eounieraets Any tetdrncy 81 . cold
% result IN pneumonia Price. IS
cents. Large sane. 50 eentS- FOT
sale b. al druggists.
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ORANGE CITY.

frhis dupaFtnsat 3 On chaeFs % Mia e. A
vai = s0DrssiassS 81 fss Nsva-ksI
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-07
Pain iron Q Barn Promptly Rslieved
By Chamboriainis PAN balm.

y OUNHIUNIINIHU I'm UIIIHs
A little child Of Michael Strauss. oi
Vernon. Conn, Was recently IN great
pain from q burn on the hand. and a.
cold Applications Only increased the
Inflammation. Mr. Strauss came o.
Mr. James n. Nichols. . local meT-
chant. Tor something TO stop the pain
Mr. Nichols says: Il advised him %
use ChambeFlain's Pain Balm. and the
first application drew out the inham-
nation aud gave immediate relief
have used this hniment myself and re-
commend q very often Coz cuts. burns.
strains and lame bach. and have neyeT
known Il 20 disaPPOiRt" For ssls BY
al druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-07

The laxative effect Ol Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets u 80
agreeable and 50 natural yOu can hard
~ realiEs that q u prOaneed By .
medicine. These tablets also cure ia.
digsstiOa For sale b. an druggists
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-07

q AGaNttt ms fentcu ueH cuLui
bers for the winter to Mr.. Phillip
COs, and his mother, Of Litch6sld
Conn. Mr.. COe spent the winter
here several years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood ar,
very proud Of their little soh u,
weeks old.
| A postal received from Mrs.. c
N. So. John fro m the ''ThOusAnd
Islands," n. T., tells II the g's,d
times she is having with friend,
there.
| Mrs. Scott, tao daughters, and
DIR. Dickenson spent last Friday
-alling on friends in the cOuRtr,
aud gathering wild grapes. The
Iocter brought home q large bAs.
kst 81 the incest Wild grapes Ne
have ever seen. She has been
treating her friends ever since.
Deacon John WaldOw Of Don.
jacksonville, Conn, has rented
Mrs. StrOnR's cottage for the Win.
ter. He and his wife have
been coming here for Q god
many winters. They have always
buarded; this year they will try
keeping house.
DIR. Dickinson has received .
small printing press from Chic
ago; she will operate il in Mrs.
Burrel's stOr-. She will give the
children Of Orange City thu
chance 10 learn ~ set type. We
expect there will b. some great
newspaper msR developed here
ia the near futurs.
Mrs.. VIM. Laws returned from
Georgia, where she has spent the
last too mOnths, last Thursday.
She has improved very much in
health.
Mr.. Hardin has been moved
from the hospital in Sc. Angus
tine ~ the Spar Mansion Hotel
on st. George s., WHERE his vife
and little daughter, Maud, arr
harding. lie is slowly imPrOv-
ing; he may be able 10 come
home in about two weeks il he
cOntinues b. improve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morse write from
Springfield, Mass b. Mrs. X. :.
l.eavitt thA. they have engaged
passage On the ArapahOe for Sep
temI'er -. She also received .
letter from Rev. Hayter saying
be- and his wife would sail On the
same bOat the same date. Our
people will sOon be vending their
Say homeward.
Mr.. Ryland and family and Mr..
Demro and his family drove "a
Coronado saturday and returned
Monday.
Miss Nancy ScOtt and sister,
Bertha, drove b Enterprise Tues
day and spent the day there.
Mrs. Edwin Spencer aud daugh-
ter, Mrs.. Helen Morrison. came
over from Casadaga Tuesday and
sPe It the day with Mrs. Freeman
and sister Mrs. links.
Miss Clevis Rich, 10 Kingston,
aud Miss May Mabbett, Of Holly
Hill, we're i'm town the first of the
week visiting Miss ORie Hardin.
They we're On their way % De-
Land 10 attend the teachers ex-
animation.
Mr.. Charles varRey l. che first
one u cur people 60 SO home.
He came in Wednesday evening,
last week. He says his father
and mother viii be hack mex,
month; in the mean time he is
keeping baehelos's hall.
Charles Martin opened his skat-
ing rink Tuesday evening. There
was . very nice company present..
The hall'was very prvttily deco
rated with Aass and pietures.
They al seemed 10 enjoy them
selves immensely. Some Of the
ladies had never had on roller
The laxative effect Oi Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets - 80
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-07

Az q dressing Coz sores. bruises and
burns ChsmbeFlain's Sslve IL an that
can be desired Ia IL soothing and
healing IN its eject Ia silays the
pain 81 q barn almost instantly. THIS
salve Il also . certain cure Coz chappsd
hands ana diseases u tks shin Price
IS cents. FoE sale ~ all druggists
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Lake Helen, Sept. 5-Miss MargeFy
Mace returned from . visit wIth Miss
naRaah DctuilET Tuesday.
Mrs. HteEOx aud ehildrea left Mon
day nOOa for s0ath JAG ksonsille, where
she goes 20 ioin her hasband.
Mr.. NeVins 10 CONTRACTING the Ice
cream paTiOT.
ca Pel,Oa 10 after the big sea has,
a Coronado.
Mrs. RhOda Whitaker Sas called
o. business to Rocky FOTd, Colo, and
started saturday On her long. tedious
journey.
Mrs Cade and little children are
whiting her sister-ln-lau, Mrs Arabs
ClaFkson.
Charlie Myres weaI to Coronado
Wednesday tor a months fishing
Mrs. Maynard Bad and children
returned from willoaghby, OhiO. Sat
urday.
Mrs. Barkle and daughter have let
the eOntract Tor their Reu hone to J.
y. Mace. IL 10 To be braatiful mod
era cottage, complete In every APP
pOintmeRi.
The DrI.aHd carpenters have the
frame Enclosed Of the aaaex 10 the
pablic schOol building.
Ara Nohle and Miss Hose returned
from the cOas, Monday. WALK there
Mrs Noble found many very aRe Spiel
@eRs OF ferns To add 10 her aae col
lection.
Mrs. A. @. Hall has been very sick
the past ueek. Her sister. Miss Smith,
came to help care i0E heT.
Mr.. Russell l. - much Improved
that he 10 able To walk tS the post
once and hack.
Mrs. e. e.. FRANCIS uent On DeI.aRd
Monday a. the guest OF Mrs. ScOtt
HOiRkin.
ATs. Wolfe and daaghteT have re.
tuTned To their heBe a. MI. Healthy,
ObiO, where Miss Mary Gill again
de 40 her school duties
Mrs. AdAms and brother retnEncd
from Coronado Monday.
I'D Bsoua has opened hls cottage Al
Coronado braeh tor ashermen. where
men uisslag board and lodging By the |
day OT seek viii be accommodated AZ
TeasOasblr rates. 70 GILL he a SORT ii |
bachelors hall, without fEills 0r for
belous. and With license To dine In a |
bathing suit u such be the choice Of |
the guest. September h the mOath |
Of the EEest sea hass Gshiag On the |
Atlantic coast Of Florida.
LOriag Mace Sandayed al the Al
lanttc House az the coast.
The weaSers are At COSoaadO SIth
the A. n. Petitions.
Miss Jssslr PrItoa uill teach the
ulnteT term Of school a. Emp0ria.
Mrs. W. J. Tosid returned from a
tuO mOHths' visit at NAREatuck, Con-
necticut, hORday.
Mrs. Albert Hurst and chilaTen are
going son 10 Attls, Pa, 10 spend a
couple Oi months.
Mason Noble. Jr.. was married Aug
ast - 20 MIs Manic KztheFiae Cake.
AZ the hOme Of The bride In SANITARY.
Penn. This Interesting eSeat has
been premeditated for some l~aKth
Of time and lie happy eoasa@matIOn
gives sSeeeaing pleasure 20 the
friends Of the gFo0@ who have kROvR
him foT dozen pears OF more In Lake
Helen. Mr.. Noble has bOaght farm
near Canaan, COan-, and there the
young couple have heEaa their ved-
aed experiences. sarrOunaed BY
friends end relatives and familiar
scenes q their ehildhOsd days
OU9 cnoWs.
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LAKE HELEN.

Tins departmrHt 70 Ia chsrss 20 nFa. iguas
q. Aaama vho - anthuFiEs1 b rsoelve auh-
esflpeiofs, advertise menla. e1c.. an1 % eollec1
tor eame- AHy cOureeap shnun -. Ad4Oa
viii ~ appreciated by faR NgwA-ED.l
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-07

you arc after. Whites Cream Yer.
mifugs has a world vide TrPutatioa
as the best II all worm Destroyer
and Tor u tonic influence On Weak
and unthriiiy children Ia improves
their digestiDn aud assimilation at
their iood. strengthens their n~Tyous
system and rcstorrs them Ia health
and VigoT natural Ca a child II YEA
want q healthy. happy child grt a
bottle 1T Whites Cream NCTmifugr
Sold by al druggists.
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OU9CnoWo

Taas. '.wssrin' e tAs asvsa-
90. tssus ssshias h.lf - pissssnL wsssaa .
paluonB UaaEA
VIA 4. sss,ss. sss Is SsisisS. = $3.50
81 a. eana
ne fua s.lss.. . eel yoa-ssSsss % bssa
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-17

supposed authority of the amendment of the charter of this company, passed May 10, 1901, be and the same is hereby ratified and approved
 Voted-That the capital stock of the Security Insurance company of New Haven be reduced, by reducing the par value of each of it's twelve thousand five hundred shares of stock, from the amount of forty dollars per share to the amount of twenty-five dollars per share.
 VotedIThat the capital stock of the Security Insurance company of New Haven be increased, by increasing the number of it's shares from twelve thou sand five hundred each of the par value reduced to twenty-five dollars per share, to twenty-eight thousand shares. each of the par value of twenty-five dollars per share, the same to be issued from time to time, in such amounts and on such terms, conditions and regula- tions, and to such persons, as the board of directors of said company shall de- termine shall be for the best interests of the company, provided that none of said stock shall be issued at less than forty dollars per share.
 With this statement will go notices for special meeting of the stockhold- CTS, and it is advisable that all the stock should be represented in person or by proxy. It will be understood that a proxy authorizes a vote in favor of the proposed votes, unless otherwise ex- pressed.
 We note in concluding that this method of reducing and increasing the capital stock has been used by many insurance companies who have suffered by the San Francisco fire, so that our proceedings will be no new thing in the | insurance business.
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 JOHN ". ALLING, President.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-17
NnT1cn

The Bureau of Compensation will hold a public hearing in Room 10 City Hall, October 23rd, 1906, at o'clock D. m. At that time and place opportun- lty will be given to all who desire to be heard in relation to the assessment of benefits and damages for the follow ing named public improvements:
 Establishment of q building line on the easterly side of Sherman avenue 20 feet back from George street to within 100 feet of Chapel street.
 Extension of Norton street from Goffe street to Crescent street and for the es- tablshment of a grade thereon
 Widening of Mill River street be- tween Humphrey street and Walnut street and for the establishment of a grade thereon.
 Establishment of legal grade on Prospect street between Division street and Highland street-All as shown by red lines on maps on file in the office of the City Engineer
 BUREAU OF CONDEMNATION o17i3t B. N. BLATCHLEY, Clerk.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-17
EXTENSION LECTURES.
FIRST OF COURSE DELIVERED
 BY DR. CONWELL.

{, Large Audience at WOolsey Hall to
 Hear Celebrated Orator and Preacher
 Deliver His Lecture on the "Sllver
 Crown"
 The first of the series of the uniyer- sity Extension lectures was dellVered at Woolsey hall last night to an audience that would have easily tileed an ordin- I ary sized hall, but which looked small inside the walls of the spacious Yale auditorium. It was an intelligent and , appreciative audience and they follow ed Dr. Conwen closely and with great interest from the time he started to speak until the finish of his interesting lecture. Dr. Russell H. ConWell ot Philadelphia, who delivered the opening lecture, chose for his theme the sllVer l Crown" He spoke in very fasclnat- ing manner, the one minute hlldlns HIS audience spellbound with his eloquence and the next minute having them con- VuIsed with laughter at many OF the ! humorous anecdotes which ne Wlsely wrought in at different parts ot his ad- dress. In fact it fairly sparkled with wit and humor at times. pr. Conwell | "Silver Crown" touched principally on the needs of the country at the present time, and gave a glimpse at what was needed and what might be expected III the future He said we must take our cue from the lower plane ot animal life and begin our development from that point. There never was period in the history of this country Wher kings and queens were more needed than the present. By that pr. Conwel meant men and women woh knew how to rule and whom mankind would look up to to admire and love. He said good cooking was a most essential thing and he perecated the idea of the l American woman who sat in the bay window with her embroidery, and left the cooking to the girl in the kitchen who often did not know the first rudi- ments of work. Men and women who were searching and making discoveries for themselves were he said, real ant queens. They were to be found outside colleges and institutions of learning He instanced the fact that George Stephenson the inventor of the locomo tive, was a king We want great ar lists, great musicians, and great ora tors. He then went on to point ou